Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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QQ ME AE -. ., . Wi K ,Q ggi? E . .,.., tw 1, 5: 5 l-rf' 'ff-'nw JESSIE MAE MCDOUGAL Wonderful hair that falls clear to the ground Has Jessie McDougal, known ever to frown. French Club Have a smile for every one you meet, seems to be Jessie's favorite song. At least she suits her actions to these words. We as yet do not know what he has chosen as her life work but whatever it may be we wish her success. JESSIE RUTH NEIDERMEYER Jessica The smallest miss that's in our class, But we all like this jolly lass. Jessie hails from Catsburg. 'She's another of our bright Commercial students. She helps them run the bank every day or two. VVe wish her good luck whether it be stenog- raphy or matrimony. PAUL JESSE HILL Hades', Passions which seem somewhat calmed Civic Club An angel from blazes. Hades is quiet but popular. He is one of the best known students in our school. His perpetual smile and quiet nature betray his mischievious character. Hades is going to camp this summer to receive military instructions and we're sure that he would make a good officer. VIRGINIA IOLA MINGER Minger, Skinny, T0ots French Club Virginia has little to say, but actions speak louder than words. Her sympathetic smile accompanied by a kind word disperse our worries and make us happy. If the earth were populated with people of this nature, the ancient dream of a Utopian would be realized.

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' :Sta gg V , KN 8 ., rig' . iff 3.15-:ll iv' X:-I-A . gh. I.: ., -ff My as we , ' ' '- 'se A un JAMES EDWARD GEE, Jr. :lJirnmy:s Jimmy our druggist, hopes to be, Helll be successful, wait and see. Ass't. Football Manager, Senior Basketball, Cheer Leader Jimmy is a good all-round boy. His pop- ularity and willingness to participate in any activities make him an ideal class- mate. 'Tis rumored Jimmy intends to buy the Pittsburgh Railway Co., in order to save the forty cents a week Finleyville fare. Watch Jimmy make Pitt sit up and take no- tice next year. ELDA LOU ISE MERU SI Elda This black-haired lass New 'Eagle's pride At her wedding who'll be at her side? Civic Club, Ring Committee Elda has good taste as is shown by the rings the Seniors are wearing. She has her heart set on winning a certain Pitt lad, a last year's alumnus by the way. Her social and scholastic ability have been large assets in winning her a position of great influence in our class. NVQ wish her well. ROBERT EARNEST XVHITE r.B0b,, This straight boy from New Eagle hails, To get his work, he never fails. ? ? Bob has made himself an essential to our class. He has readily taken part in our school activities and athletics. Bob, as yet, has been able to steer clear of the girls. but we feel this can't continue. His good looks are only excelled by his love t?J for studying. M ,X RGARET COOKE SEAMAN Miss Peggy Seaman So YIHDDY and gay, Bzings pleasure to us ln our school work, each day. Peggy is another one of our blues chas- ers. She is always ready to laugh and add her little bit to what ever is going on. From the present and past, we may draw our con- clusions that some day she will make a cheerful pal to someone.

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me SUSE? his .... , W E - - .ei . Z' ' .w 5. H lf: if 'Qi' . ' f l r fi L bw q ,, , A .wie 'Suu LAURA FRANCES BOALO Laura When we say good-bye to Laura, lt is with grief and sorrow. This little miss hails from the lower end of town. She doesn't feel hurt when someone calls her shorty. W9 know Laura will make a hit when she teaches the kiddies in a rural school. Good luck, Laura. LILLIAN ESTHER KATHERINE ZANOTTI ..Li1,, Lil is the quietest lass She'll be missed by the whole class. Lil hails from the wilds of New Eagle, Pa. Judging by the way the weaker sex falls for her she will not remain alone long. Lil hopes to be a school marm some day. We all wish her success. ALBERT HENRY ANGERMAN ..Rab,, Ever happy full of fun, Rab's a pal for every one. Here is another of our Catsburg Commer- cial students. We expect to see him as the stenographer of the Catsburg Coal Co., so don't be alarmed when their bills come to you all wrong. This king of the typewriter has the well wishes of the Senior class in his fu- ture work. MILDRED ANNETTA DAGUE r.Mid,, A quiet lass who does all her own work Not a bit the kind who is likely to shirk. Mildred is one of our bookkeeping sharks. She and Jessie work at the First National. Also they both like to skate, and now they like to stay in every night, to see Mr. Crane. In the future, Mildred, we wish you success.