Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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l76lI' lf? cglryllihfiillif Q-sxxw fn- Dr Iohn A Griffiths superintendent of schools Mr Iohn H Coulson vice-president M Plesher president Mr Harry R Sickels Mr E E Smith treasurer Mr Carll Yohe Mr Fred C Charlton Mr W R Stevenson secretary DR JOHN A GRIFFITHS TO TIME AND MEMORIES superintendent Oi Schools The first purpose oi a book so dedicated as thx is to cause you to remember the things which ought to be remembered a teacher s glowing love of learn mg an advisers kindly understanding a coach quiet manlmess a counselors deep reservoir of patience a directors unending hunger for perlection a scientists unslaked thirst for truth founded on fact a principals calm wisdom In your school days you saw these virtues clothed with people When with this book you summon up remembrance ol things past let their memory flow through and enrich your life Iohn A Griffith MISS MARY HARRISON Secretary to the Superintendent Seven cl ' 0 ., K' I ,, Q. , 'Q ' ,fy , V ' I s V t . . ' ' , ' : . . , ' ' : r. William R. Hanna: Mr. William A. McGregor: Mr. William H. Robinson, solicitor: Dr. Michael

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S KULHJGP of tAQ yea? SEPTEMBER 6 Start of a new term 9 First football game 28 Professional assembly DECEMBER 15 Christmas dance 16 Christmas pageant 17 Vacation begins MARCH 8, 9 Senior play 13, 14, 15 Evaluation ix OCTOBER 6 Red and White Review on sale 7 Flame staff skating party 10 Clubs organized 18 Student Council organized 28 Last pep assembly IANUARY 3 Back to school 18 College night 18 luniors get rings 30 End of first semester APRIL ll Choral Concert 12-14 Senior trip to Washington D.C. 20 lunior-Senior Prom 26, 27 Band Concert NOVEMBER 17 Class play 23 Thanksgiving Assembly 29 Basketball season begins FEBRUARY 8 Variety show 13 Hayseed Hoedown IUNE l Class night 3 Baccalaureate 4 Commencement

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MR. IOHN P. CONTE Principal of High School Graduates Monongahela High School has long gloried in its past. The names on the old class rolls, the former teachers, and the dis- tinguished services of its graduates have caused pride to swell in the heart of every boy cmd girl in school. The high school experiences which lie between the covers of this book is an attempt of the class of 1956 to enchance and preserve this past. With high ability the editors have brought out those class experiences which are permanently valuable and which must not be forgotten. To the graduating class of 1956, to whom this book is a farewell greeting, I wish to express my sincere best wishes for success and happiness in your future life. Iohn P, Conte un. 'Vi MISS BEVERLY VINCENT Secretary to the Principal Office Appreciation As students we have been guided by the wisdom of our administrators and we have seen our problems solved with sympathy and understanding. We have felt the sincerity ex- pressed in satisfying the best interests of every student in Monongahela High School. For all the guidance that has so helped to advance the building of our lives. we express unlimited thanks to our administration - Superintendent of Schools, Dr, Griffiths: Prin- cipal, Mr. Conte: Assistant Principal. Mr. Sterner: Dean of Girls, Miss Severance. MISS ELVA SEVERANCE Dean of Girls MR. IAMES STERNER Assistant Principal