Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

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me sfwmvrlmr mnmnlru mnnmnnm ummm ll mmmnm nr m-umm E . I EL. L i 5 W 7-I i t L.. E54 . E? gf Q 1 I EE 'FTE CW -A x Z Sgr, -- 4 A 1 F - '---' . . in News .11 5 0 . WTI MILTON MACHEN fScottyl A lwnny .rrwrd is a fvcrzny carnvd. Class President '28-'29, Class Treasurer '2og Foot- ball Manager '28, '29g Hi-Y Club '28, Secretary '2'P: Athletic Club '28, '29, M. T. Club '29, Assistant Editor OWL '29, Assistant Editor newspaper '28. Academic Scientihc Course. He is the man among the ladies of our class and an all-round good sport. M:'tR1Q.-XRFT QQORMLFY fhlargieb French Club '28, Dramatic Club '27, Choral Club '28 and '29, Manager Girls Basketball '29g Treasurer V. S. B. Club '29, Organization Editor 0VVL '2U. Academic Classical Course. Margie is one of the belles of our class and also one of its best scholars. ' lil,lZ.rXI3lfTH SHORT CLibQ Vice President class '25, Dramatic Club '26, French Club '27, Secretary of the Class '27, '28, 20: Secre- tary V. S. B. Club '20. Academic Classical Course. Lib is as demure a lass as one would wish to find. but she is a very charming miss. IJALIQ CLARK Cliround Hugh lznf rvlzwz I ran, xlecf' 'It'I1t'll I ron, ond 'It'tH'It' -zt'In'n I t'0Il'I get out of if. Football '28, Captain '2'?g Basketball '27, '28, '20, Track '26, '27g Baseball '28, '2'-J: Treasurer 'ZUZ President Hi-Y Club, Vice President of the Class '27, 'ZSQ Art Editor OVVL '20, General Course. Dale is the leading athlete of our class. FRANCIS MXLLOY Clrloganl President journalistic Club 228: lluslness Manager of the Newspaper, French Club '28: Football '28, l'li'Y '29g President of the M. T. Club '29, Vice President ot' the Class '20, Editor in-Chief OVVl. '2'J. Academic Scientific Course. Hogan is one of the class' workers and has not yet decided to leave the bachelor's state. CiR.XCl'I M.-X551-IY Claggcrsj S. ll. Club '29. Commercial Course, Grace is one of our enthusiastic seniors TICRICSX F.-XRRI fTcrcscl Editor of the OVVL '20, Short Story Club '20, Academic Classical Course. 'l'eresa's hobby is signing excuses. .XR'l'l'R FRANK CXFU If :'!.v':t'orII1 doing ilx 'zvorllz dufliy -:tu-Il. llistory Club '27g French Club '28: M. T. Clul '20, lli- YClub '29, and Current Event Club '2'l. Art is our eltc'rician and automobile mtchanic. erptcially in Chevrolcts. Commercial Club '27, '28, 'ZOQ Craft Club 128: Y. V. S. B. Club 'ZUQ French Club '28, 'Tig Calendar l