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

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Helen Leitner, literary editorp Ruth Hili, subscription eclitorg and Ruth McCormick, art editorg work to create new ideas for the yearbook Staff Here our typists Pat Nock, Pat Muscati Loretta Nesbitt, and Peggy Harbison are busily engaged with some copy. They have given their full co-operation through' out the year Our bookkeeper and treasurer, Art Bar- ton: business manager, Frank Vietrneierp and photo editor, Ed Hyiekp constantly consult each other and check the progress of the yearbook 71

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ADVISOR Mr. Paul Walk, advisor, has been a valuable asset to our yearbook. The yearbook staff wishes to ahank him for all he has done to make our yearbook one of which we can be proud. C0-EDITORS Robert Douglas and Raymond Wasilko, T me The 1957 Montour Mirror The Montour Mirror stat? was confronted with plenty of problems at the start of the school year. Most of the staff members were inexperi- enced, there were unprecedented budget prob- lems, and ditticulties were caused by conflicting schedules. Necessary changes and valuable ad- ditions were added to the staff and, despite dit- ficulties, it developed into a smooth-working Here, Don Brenneman, our make-up editor, who deals with the cutting and assembling of pages, gives Jerry Snyder, sports editor, the exact number of words for football copy. 70 competent stafT that met every publication dead- line and financial challenge. The staff was divided into two functioning units-the business division and the publishing division. Each statT member deserved special credit for his or her whole-hearted cooperation and hard work. The staff wishes to thank all the student body for their help.

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INS OFFICERS Richard Marks, Treasurer, Stacy Gibson, Vice President, Frank Viet- meier, President, Carl Van Hose, Sergeant-at-Arms, Dominic Mangi- amelle, Secretary. ez- Sponsor VGISITY The Varsity- M , previously Varsity- R , was organized in l946. In order to be a mem- ber, a boy must have earned a letter in one of the school's sports. The main purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship and good conduct in all Montour's athletic programs. In past years, the Varsity- M club mem- bers undertook the task of raising money to buy the senior athletes iackets as a remembrance of their fellow teammates, and their participation in sports. By holding social activities, money is raised to develop a treasury which is used to buy the jackets. As their activity this year, the boys held a dance on January 25. r i J' ff ' . ,f .Lf - 1 Y, if ' M 4 ., ,. wa y:- W Mr. Thomas Birko Mr. Thomas Birko, the club advisor, has encouraged the members throughout the year. He was always willing to offer his assistance when the boys needed it most. Since its begin- ning in 1946, the Varsity- M has become one of the most successful clubs of the school. Ist Row: L. King, F. Vietmeier, W. Busse, W. Moraski, R. Wasilko, R. Douglas, D. Mangiamelle. 2nd Row: W. Kriger, R. Mangiamelle, S. Gibson, C, Van Huse, J. Snyder, R, Marks, W, Kutzavitch, T, Williams. vi - Q,