McAdoo High School - Reverie Yearbook (McAdoo, PA)

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I If VIN, I M IV wtf V x ' ' ' Q ' ' XC-QXYIQSC-if Wifi: 1:pQ d t ufizssgfaeseayggiaskzgfq NIJ vl ,NW xx v, With thc future lying ahead, we, I I buf The Class of 1933, publish this the RJ V' second issue of the Reverie as an If V' I vIJv N I W incentive to go forward and when IWI1 Wu! Ivlfu . . . . we trials and tribulations step in to look I My I, I Jw MINI back over thc happy moments we J I once enjoyed. I Jw MINI I5 I 'YCI7' xzgf Qfgi 'xiii wJ 'xccrzg Lkfi?Q'iiLz:, adS2i?Ev2iIU 22 S5455 B3 UI fm v M, N V ,JJ w W Uv VIIVAJVI FGRE ORD