Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

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ERLA lVIcHAFFIE, DONALD R. DIEASEL, MARY E. IVIILLIRON A. B. B. S. in Bus. Adm. A. B. Genova College Geneva College Geneva College English Commercial Subjects English YV. DONALD READER, A. B., B. S. in, Ed. YVILMA RADAKOVICH, Geneva College Geneva College University of Pittsburgh Secremry Social Science KATHERINE E. SHANE, A. B. in Com. Ed. Anderson College for Women College of Commerce, Bowling Green University Commercial Subjects ESTHER CLAIRE SCHACHERN, B. S. New York University Music HOWVARD THORN E, D. 0. l American University Band and Orchestra FAVORITE SAVINGS CDE Ql Mr Measel- So you think this a snap course? Mr. Reader-uTake out your pencil. Mr. Locke- When the bell rings everyone pass out. Mr. Brennan- Cut it out. Mr. Blistan-- L.et's get down to business. Miss Shanks-- Keep your eyes off the keyboard. Miss Anderson--uTake this. Miss Mcl-Iaffie- jot this clown. Miss Fry- Did your mother Write this excuse? Il Miss Malloy- Come on now. Miss McGeorge- You know what that bell meansf Miss Coleman-'iWell, prove it. Miss Milliron-uTurn straight in your seat. Miss Halley--' 'Parlez-vous francais? Miss Schachern-'iHold that note. Mr. Thorne- You'll have to practice longer. Mr. Beighey- You're out of step. TEACHERS

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THOMAS PALIVIQUIST PREs1DENT VIRGINIA CONRAD VICE PRESIDENT HELEN FENSER SECRETARY AND TREASURER GIIIIIHIIIIES SIIEBIINIIIIIIDIIRS TI-IE FLIGI-IT CDF TI-IE MAGIC CARPET N September 7, l93I, a Magic Car- pet I-I. S., gently glided up into the atmosphere for a four- year journey to distant lands of know- ledge. From it honesty, co-operation, courage, and reliability fanned our cheeks fand also some bald headsj Our captain, Miss Elizabeth Fry, with the help of the Lieutenant, Francis Cotter, guided the Carpet with skilled hands. On one occa- sion we had a visitor in the form of the Sophomore Class, who held in our honor the Freshman Reception. Sometimes when the sun was setting or when the stars were shining above, we held Weiner roasts and skating parties. But soon a large cloud loomed before us, and We landed for a rest. The end of the first year had come. After a short visit on this Vacation Cloud, we again set sail. But something went wrong with the controls and we abandoned the Carpet fremember the strike?D Repairs were soon made, how- ever, and the trip continued. Floating too near the stars reminded us of movie stars. The outcome was that our own pictures were produced on the screen. It was at our second resting place that lVIr. Donald Reader became our cap- tain. During this year flocks of birds Hy- ing southward sang inspirations to us. A Student Council was formed and a Band