Mohnton High School - Log Yearbook (Mohnton, PA)

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3333X3333?x33?-x31333X Y Xf7'l'l MILDRED LEONA MILLER Among Mildred's many assets is her pleasing disposition, which makes her quite averse to any form of quarrels or arguments. She is a commercial stu' dent, and if you visit one of the study halls, you will ind her deeply absorbed in shorthand or bookkeeping, which ailirms her preference for these subjects. She likes to spend her leisure time m attending movies,- dancing, and playing the piano. In the operetta she played quite successfully the role of Dean X Pettigrew. Mildred hopes to enter the commercial iield when she leaves school, and we are quite sure that she will be accurate, eilicient, and conscientious in any job she undertakes. E LO Y I 'X ,I MABEL BBSSIB MILLER Mabel is an active member of the Senior Class and has followed the com- mercial course with great interest and diligence. She is especially fond of typing and shorthand. Mabel serves well on ticket committees and is always ready to render service. Bessie is a cheerful classmate for she can be heard laughing and joking anytime and any' where. Her hobbies are sewing and hiking. Bessie is known to classmates as the typical manfhaterf' Mabel doesn't know exactly what vocation she wants to follow after she is out of school, but we are certain her jovial disposition will be an asset to her in her future pursuits. Nineteen Zfmwm 937

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-x l J Q - ati, gr + 1 , ' - i-- .S-, '- Q Q j ' R 4 , A A , Q 5 una m F w1111111mm...,Mmxxxxxxxxxxx' Wm Q BEATRICE ELENORE LUTZ R F One of the wee members of thc R W Senior Class is Beatrice, a curlyfheaded M f brunette. She is only five feet tall. W 5 During a part of her sophomore year R f she was a member of the girls' basket- M g ball team. She is fond of other sports, A A such as baseball, swimming, hiking and M Q hockey. In the operetta, In Old R, 9 Vienna, presented in our junior year, Q f she played quite gracefully the role of F the dancer Zelinda Beat keeps a M P' ' ' N f scrapbook, enjoys dancing, and is a N f frequent theatergoer. She is a member Q 5 ' of the Press Club and her favorite sub' aw Q ject is German. Dressmaking seems to gk F appeal to her as a vocation after gradu-af mm jf JOYCE ELEANOR MATZ tion- 'frm Q Joyce was born in Mohnton on Feb' MQ Q ruary 4, 1920, and she has grown to be M K the tallest girl in the Senior Class. Joyce gg 9 has been a member of the girls' basket' ms, f ball team for three years. The Press 6 Club includes her in its membership Q Her favorite amusements are playing 'M kg basketball and rollerfskating. Her favof Q M rite school subject is health. Joy can M W be characterized chiefly by her loquacity Q, and her antagonism for certain male W b f h l J h mv mem ers o t e c ass. oyce, owever, F succeeds in getting the best of the Q A situation in any tilt with the boys. After M Pl' ' kk 'M M graduation Joyce expects to secure wor Nl A in a mill. M Rh 1' - , , E E : X' Xi ff! It Eighteen I 9 3 7, oy fl 7 XX ,J X J

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3351353 3333XX33'A33t'3Xi'4?x3.XS 5' 33 Ki33333333333k333XSQXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX -JL . X Z - Z v ?L-- W i f V in X z al, M Xt f A 47 me Q o R ,.-uixmXlIIIIlXIl' Q 61 GEORGE JOHN NAGLE George was born on February 2, Q 1920, in the small town of Hendleton. R He is a short, stocky youth and has M, unruly brown hair. Nagle isn't very M studious. He 'has served as manager of Q the Varsity Basketball Team and parti- cipated in both soccer and baseball. In A his leisure time Nagle can be found at M Reinert's Recreation Club. His favorite M pastime is listening to orchestras. Nagle M appeared in a leading role in Blow Me Q Down, our school operetta. George is N . usually found engaged in an argument 'Q and can't be dissuaded until he has had 'mi his say. His ambition after graduation N is to become a civil engineer. 'wg WILLIAM ALBERT RHINEHART Q William, better known as Bill, was ee Q born in Tamaqua, on June 10, 1919. M, Little did the people of Tamaqua realize Wm what a humorist would develop from lm that crying babe. William spends most 'Ml of his leisure time listening to the radio Q or playing his sax. William's favorite N study is quite a problem, because he'd gm rather not study. Bill has helped in M several class plays and operettas. In his Q senior year he was the editorfinfchief of 'YM the school paper. Bill is interested in M aviation, butwith the progress he has M made as a saxaphone player, we rather ml expect to find him adding to the melody ,Umm of a popular orchestra. Wh xr -1 29 Twenty I v - v I