Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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, 3 F is gmkggigxisfiwbf R ,MY mf an ww ,ea ' L i l it igl , i ,, ,i , I H lk, ,- , - , f t I-.JA . ... ,gsm . V Q 9 I like to see a man proud of the town in which he livesg and I like to see a man so live that his town will be proud he lives in it. --A. Lincoln. 'Mid pleasures and palaces though I may wend, 1 find the home merchant a much valued friend. The mail order catalog woos me in vain, For to pay without seeing may bring me a pain. The home merchant credits till pay day arrives, He knows all the whims of his friends and their wives. His overalls wear like the buckskin of old. His buttons ain't brass if he tells you they're gold. Of every community he is a part- And even the kids know the path to his heartg He boosts for the chapel, the lodge and the school, Community uplift is ever his rule. And even the football and basketball team Look kindly on him in their athletic dream. I'd rather have him at my elbow each day Than to deal with someone furlongs away. Let's make the thing mutual, And stand by our friendg There's no place like home for the money we spend! -Courtesy of M. F. S. ., X! ' 2515, ft, J, 'rf' :A . W K 'V Compliments of MONONGAHELA BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION ',,.i-. .,.. Q , 'Y N

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, .4 W W ' ,,,,a-fx-q,...,gx X? Wd 2 we E Ha m an X FQ, .. ,. at 'l 2 1 f fe a 55+ it '-- . - 'tn gg ' . WILLIAM LUTHER MCDERMOTT i.Billy,, A clever young chap is our President Bill, When he works, he works with a will.f?l Presldent Class, Treasurer Athletic Associa- tion, Business Manager Flame , Civic Club Billy's greatest ambition is to be a Sheik. After seeing Rudolph Valentino he is crazy to imitate him. The only thing he now needs in order to achieve his ambition is to have Chuck Ross's wavy hair. Another aspira- tion of his is to become an architect. Here's hoping he designs our new auditorium. SARA JESSIE MCCHAIN ifilessn Brains and beauty are hard to find, But here they are side by side. Valedictorian, Flame Staff, French Club Civic Club Finleyville is noted for its beauty, so we can account for Jess being beautiful. How- ever when it comes to brains we're stuck. Jessie is a regular sport, with lots of pep and class spirit. Her present interests seem to be centered around drug stores? ? ? ? We are looking for big things in the future from our first honor student. WENDELL ROBERT CARLSON Hvveni, Editor-in-Chief Flame, Vice President Class, Fifth Honor Student, Ring Commit- tee, Basketball Manager, Assistant Foot- ball Manager, Senior Basketball, Civics Club. XVendell Robert first opened his eyes on this big world in Greensburg: in 1916 he came to live in Monongahela. His enthusi- asm for athletics leads him to follow up all sports, and he is present at all our games, far and near. His classmates think him kind, congenial and ambitious. Chuck Ross is his favorite pal at school and in the Ford. He may be a distant relative of Stonewall Jackson, who knows! Success to Wendell in his journalistic career. MARY LOUISE HOFFMAN nsuei, A versatile lass is our clever Sue How sweet you feel when she smiles at you. Captain Basketball, Secretary-Treasurer Class President French Club, Cheer Leader, Flame staff, Class Donor. Captain Sue is one of our best liked Sen- iors, and M. H. S. will surely be sorry to loose her from the basket ball team. Sue doesn't know what she is going to be but she cruelly declines to brighten the life of any would-be suitor. Look for Sue as captain of the Pitt Pantherettes a few years from now.