McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

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IN 441944-1945 favorites both campus and national. Sen- ior name cards were flitting around as thickly as the snow that was ever-present alter December ll. Slipping on the ice be- came a habit. In spite of this. though. we all turned out for the Christmas dance, which had lost its formality for the dur- ation. Twenty-eight hundred of us, too. skiddecl flown O'Neil Boulevard for the Duquesne basketball game-a great vic- tory for us, incidentally. The football win over Clairton need not be mentionedg we know you remember! Also, the trophy c'tse in the main hill ilmost btnst those dcbtteis made then contlibutions No no amount of nwhtwork kept us fiom the band conceit seniol play, and the Penqum Club lou h td 1 not at the piom we sau mu tbciej Xctntties 1111 continue uni ttioncd Hlbese ne only 1 feu thin s perhaps ue didn L mention Rout iaxoiite club thc Xouvh :Mon though, vou 'ue to hntl SOl'I1Lli1lll0 thtt was yotns non so h ue fun

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OUR CAMPUS No part of Mclieesport High School can be taken from the whole, singled out and said of it, This means most. A book of the people, of the place and the spirit, belongs to all. There were Z1 lot ol things we wanted to include, but type, picture, and paper limitations were many. The class of '45 will remember the A-Cappella ehoir's morning rehezlrszils, the buzz of the shops, the band at thegames, the orchestra in chapel, but the Yough-a-Monu isn't wired for sound. Since that first awful September day 1941, the world has certainly changed lor us. December 7. and we all settled ourselves just u little, but that didn't sub- due Mairzy Doats and One Mezttbnllf' Nor, did it hamper the tea dances in the Boys' Gym. Student Council eonvenedg we went to Girl Reserves :md Hi-Y re- ligiously. In fact, the forty-Evers had no trouble picking up where the class of '44 left off. campaigned zividly for our political

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