Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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CLASS CANDlDS A Typical MHS school day is a combination ot education, achievement, and anxiety. Com- mencing with The 8:30 tardy bell and the morning announcements, one may undergo experiences never before encountered. The first period which brings Miss Lermann's Eng- lish class, might involve any topic of discus- sion trom business letters to advertising pro- motions, not to mention the ever popular gab session concerning last nighT's dance. From a Typical classroom discussion, the student goes to Bookkeeping class with Mr. Dacko. Work- ing on The P. and L. statement is an interesting occupation, especially vvhen after a great amount of brainvvracking The pupil culminates his vvork vvith an overbalance in The loss col- umn! Mr. Caterino's World History class is next on The schedule. This class might involve a weekly floor talk and panel discussion, but those dates, you just can'T seem To get away from them! Lunch is a welcome diversion, be- ginning vvith The wild rush for The cafeteria and ending with the dreaded bell To return to Bob Pauline, Elaine Gaspich, and Pat Cherkin get special attention from Mr. Holman. An observant class awaits the results of Mr. Guarasclos experiment.

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