McAdoo High School - Reverie Yearbook (McAdoo, PA)

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FIRST Row-fLeft to rightjz Nan MeGready, Mary Devcr, Marie Horlacher, Catherine McDonald, Nora McGeeh.m, Catherine Liptaek, Catherine Cossman. SIKOND Row: Gertrude Curry, Mary McDevitt, Mary Shovlin, Claire O'Donncll, Martha Hartig, Grace Ferry. VYHIRD Row: Anna Benjamin, Anna Kohut, Agnes McMullen, Margaret Givens, Pearl McGrcady. GRADE SCHOGL FACULTY Ever watchful of our welfare, always interested in our scholarship, the grade school teachers have never failed to aid us in any difficulty. Their skillful guidance of our fundamental grammar school education has had a marked influence upon our high school work. For this unselfish devotion they have deservedly merited the respect of our entire community.

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john B. Bielen Slush's', scholastic attainments were made on his extens- ive outside reading. He has the reputation of being a Web- ster, just a family trait. His itinerant nature is plainly revealed by his lackadaisical character. johnny obtains his spending money by working in the evenings. His most common expression begins with Did you ever. . . 4 Andrew Bozena Look for Gacie in the company of the opposite sex. Here he shines, being anything but bashful. Naturally bright, he studies only when necessary. His time absorbers are basketball and traveling with Joe and Kotchy. A flashing smile tops oif his varied wardrobe. Truly he is the latest fashion plate in every sense of the word. joseph T. Brennan Like all wide awake fellows Joe delighted in playing little pranks on his classmates, and telling windy stories. But that's not all. He can spiel off the formulas in Chem- istry like the A B C's. Tell us again how you do it, Joe? We have observed at the school functions that he is an accomplished and polished dancer. Iobn Brewery . A Home-room or assembly program just wouldn't be complete without a song from Squint. He is one of our . . . . . f best entertainers, not with his jokes, but with those unny little cartoons he insists upon scratching out during a class. Can you keep a secret gentle reader? We've got a second Thomas Edison in our midst.