Montour High School - Mirror Yearbook (Moon Run, PA)

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Above is our Master of Ceremonies Robert Douglas humorously entertaining the guests at the banquet His antics kept the guests in a continued uproar throughout the dinner The class of 57 decided to change the policy of the previous Junior classes and held its ban quet and dance separately. On May 3, T956 the Banquet sponsored by the Juniors and honoring the Seniors, was held at the Union United Pres- byterian Church Hall in Gayly, Pa. The guests enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner while the Mas- ter of Ceremonies, Robert Douglas, told many humorous jokes and kept his audience in con- tinued laughter. He introduced the presidents of both classes who made inspiring speeches. Standing: Wayne Roycrott, Joseph Cer cone, Joyce Augustine, Phyllis Schafer, Edward Hyiek, James Dawson. Seated: Kathleen Razpotnik, Ruth McCor mick, Helen Leitner, Bernice Dezula vich and dyllf' Following this there were many entertaining guests A routine and a solo were among the performance The dance was held on May ll T956 at the Sherwyn Hotel in Pittsburgh Pa The delightful music of the Gay Lads Band was enloyed by all Following the dance, the students attended the All-Night Party held by the Robinson Town- ship Jaycees at the Greater Pittsburgh Roller Rink. The class of '57 wishes to thank all those who contributed to the success of their Junior- Senior Banquet and dance. We hope that the Senior and Junior classes will always remember this affair. K Ft - 5 we .qs , K2 it '1 t - it-aff. .' X , . lt T 46 f' 'K L -..-- M Y 512553: Q t I

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Cafeteria Workers left to right: Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. Skwarcha, Mrs. Midili, Mrs Wagner, and Mrs, Gibson. They have prepared many excellent meals. Janitors left to right: Steve Lesko, How- ard Eitenmiller, Albert Kanuch. and Tom Slanina. They have taken care ot the school and grounds well. Bus Drivers Left to right: Mr. Lesko, Mr. Macek, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Zim- mer, Mr. Glass, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Petrilina. They have transported the students to and from school safely and promptly. Cafeteria Helpers left to right: Mrs. Vevers, Mrs. Taxacher, Mrs. Mura, Mrs. Langer, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Schwalm, and Mrs. Dixon. 7 s 6 SENIOR FAVORITES Pictured above are the cafeteria workers, who have taken care of the school and grounds the volunteers, the ianitors, and the Each of them has clone his iob well. We wish to thank the cafeteria the fine lunches prepared every day bus drivers. so well, and the bus drivers for their depend- ability that sometimes dismayed the students. workers for All of these people have been exceptionally kind the ianitors to the seniors. 45

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'Q' JS-Q J -A.. 4'-4 M , '14 v 'QT 5 N, 'S 3 pf' The end of the school year is not only o time of enioyment, but a time of reverence. Here we see Reverend Ruschf haupt, of the Union United Presbyterian Church, rendering grace at the Junior- Senior Banquet. As you can see, the music ofthe Gay Lads was enjoyed by all who attended. The selections played by the band set the tempo for on evening of pleasure and relaxation. J unior-Senior Banquet The site of the Junior-Senior Banquet was the Union United Presbyterian Church Hall in Gayly, Po. The hall was decor! oted to the theme of 'Stairway to the Stars. 47 LL.