Mohnton High School - Log Yearbook (Mohnton, PA)

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r .Q Q , ,.o., 1 - sf Q ig D To ' i i' D Us Q w j 'm A A 'M Q 'ma ' 3'- Q Yllllllllllllllmgmuxmllllllllll' 'R WARREN DAVID woma Wap, ng . . N ff Warren Wolfe was bom on October Q Ap zz, 1919, in Moimwn. He is small in gg F mms with black hair and dark com- R f plexion. What he may lack in quantity M W of stature seem only to have added to Q f his assets as an athlete. He has partif F ci ' pated successfully in numerous school my 9 sports. Soccer, basketball, and baseball Q Q have claimed his energy and attention. mt A He is a member of the Leaders' Corps M f and has been on the tumbling team for M 5 several years. His favorite amusement ,R IQ is attending movies to see an exciting MQ M picture. Wolfie's favorite subject is M history. He is interested in forestry and M 6 after leaving school he intends to be' N if FLOYD EDWIN WORLEY f Whig if Floyd is both studiously and athletif Come a Crest ranger' M cally inclined. He has. participated in w W basketball and is a halffmuef on the A track team. Wlxirl thirsts for the MM 3 knowledge of science and is an out' A 9 standing student of history and politics. R. M In regard to dramatics, Floyd has played M f leading roles in class plays and has lx Q exploited his bass voice in the high Q school operetta. Worley enjoys swim' Q ming and utilizes considerable time in Q g reading. He is usually attired in brown. Q M He is frequently seen in the company Am of the fair sex and it is quite evident az F that he prefers blondes. Upon leaging Q E 54121001 'hopes to enter co ege QR, an stu y me icme. if L ' 'Ii Twentyffour f 93 I W--.5

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