Mohnton High School - Log Yearbook (Mohnton, PA)

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Sc ool Calen dr ' SEPTEMBER 6. The school bell broke the spell of vacation days. 9. The seniors organized and drew up a constitution. 15. The magazine campaign began. What cheering when colors were chosen! 19. First report of sales was handed in, and alas! the Juniors got the box of candy. The iirst victory was theirs. 20. The Juniors nibbled on a fresh supply of sweets. 21. The Juniors were still eating! 22. Hurrah for hard work! The Seniors finally received their first taste of the great feast. j Aj xl Aj 1. 23. Again tne Seniors were awarded. 29. ' Heinz Espig, soccer captain, was injured. He suffered a broken leg, and was unable to play for the remainder of the season. 30. The Seniors doggie roast turned out to be a doggie boil because of rain But Seniors can handle the doggies, boiled or roasted. OCTOBER 1. The inoculations for the test against tuberculosis were given. 12. The commercial group of the Senior Class honored Miss Babb's birthday, by presenting her with a candy sucker from each member of the group. The staff for the school paper was selected. 13 More hardship for the soccer team when Vickie, Fat and Bump were injured. 28. The Great Hallowe'en Bazaar was held in the Mohnton High School Audi' torium. Refreshments were served and ghost houses were open for business. NOVEMBER 9. What a fatal day! the iirst bad news of the year arrived-report cards. 10. The Senior Class sponsored their iirst movie. 11. The first basketball game at Wilson had not a happy ending for us. The Senior boys were still talking about it the following day. 17 Trainlights flashed and bells sounded when the Seniors produced, The Ghost Train. 24f25 Happy days are here again. Thanksgiving vacation. 25. A surprise party was enjoyed by everyone at Marvin Detambel's home. Richard Mohn started to feel quite romantic, because he demonstrated to us just how to kiss a pillow. 26. The mothers' meeting was held to make plans for the Senior Class supper. 30. We are still wondering why Margaret Schatz fell when she left school. Could it be, because of a certain tall, darkfhaired Senior? DECEMBER 3. What a news flash! Two Senior boys were seen shopping in Reading, and of all places to be shopping, in a Woman's Apparel Shoppe! Can you imagine who they were? Well, the secret's out-Willard Eckenroth and Heinz Espig. 5. Tickets sold for the Senior supper were counted. THE BEACON- I939 sixtyfthrec