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

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I-'IRSI' ROW: Mr. S. Leff. G. Smith, W. Rudison W. Hufnagel. I. Bock, I. I.eslie, Mr. Popmivh SECOND ROW: IJ. Osman. R. MacDonald, R. Macck K. Ifvnio, ,I. ilharlelta. R. Ilarton. THIRD ROW: R Cage-Iski, A. Ilornvr. W. Dolence, C. Ziemianski. J Nlclfm-ii, Il, Yanish. IJ. Sholl. FOURTH ROW: R xVC'3IllCflJt C, R. Freed, R. Pohaski, I.. Schrecker. R Wagner. J. Nlosimann, R. Puhlman. 'I'o assist those in need in whatever way possible and to foster a spirit of comradery among its members is the purpose of the Future Leaders of America.. Their annual Toys For Tots drive and Knot Hole Club Clearly illustrates their purpose. This club Consists of boys whom Mr. Sidney Leff and lVIr. Melvin Popovich, the advisors. feel have the ability to be leaders. These members must have a high scholastic' standing in their class. The boys of l7.I,.A. are developing: a potential for becoming the leaders of tomorrow. OFFICERS: Jim Charletta, Secretaryg Ray Bar- ton, Prcsirlenlg ,Iohn Mosimann, Treasurer.

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Department This includes the colorful posters and advertim displays of Doris Kaye fnot pictured! and Pegvy Nlclrarland Art Editor Peggy also did work on lndlvidual page layout Presents 1tS Staff The major publlcation of Wlontour Hlvh School -fr en ...X a-47 Mary Lynne Donaldson assisted in the selectlon of the theme of the book conferred with the advisor 'Sir Nlarilyn Obley made the various asslgn ments to the members of the staff read and approved all copy that was turned in and made final preparations for the actual prlntmg of the yearbook The staff typists Letma Kiesnowski Julie Ann Rost and Cathy Tomaszewski prepared all copy for the printer in type wrltten form Our ecretary Suzanne Kairys kept the minutes of all yearbook meetings and handled all correspondence IS 1ts annual the Montour Mzrror Recording a p1CtOI'1al history of our senior year at MH S IS a job that we found was big and as the months raced by, grew constantly bigffer Arranglnff interminable schedules for pictures choosing the perfect coxer material sacri ficmff lunch periods for staff meetings typmff names and names and names conv1nc1nU rela tives friends and exen stranfrers that they should buy a patron ad planning a yearbook benefit dance readmf' proof until the commas began to waltz with the periods-these are some of the things that became a part of our lives But the storm was weathered and thanks to lots of good will from exers one the last copy sheet was finally sent to the printer We hope that we haxe produced a book for sou that will brmg back mam happx memories of Nlontour High 5I . I V W 5 5 5 if Kap , ! N -- All yearbook publicity originates in the Art Assuming the responsibility of producing the Mirror, our Editor-in-Chief. U . k , WL , 5 . , . Y .s. g .N I . . ,M , A S' A . , . H. - . E' A . . . , ' . 2 . M ' o i V ,MH .. . M .Q . I I , . , . 1 - - S' , , , 1 i . ' C , - - - D ' . . . ' e , ' - - f :- s Q - U ' j , ' ' , , 'Y 'r ev 1- f , V Q Q Q l C ' 3

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.Xround lhv table. Ieft to right: .I. Wil- -on. IJ. 0-man. KI. KIasr'o. I.. Ilrexler. 5. airvs -s ' x , 1 L K 'Q . Nli Ilall, I IIuIIi. NI. I.. IJonaIdson. II. Iline-s. NI. K. Higgins. R Hontour-s chapter of the Junior Red Cross was recently organized under the sponsorship of Miss Elizabeth IJaIIy. Every me-mher of the student body is automati- cally included: only the eIeCted homeroom representatives attend the regular meetings. The foremost purpose of junior Red Cross is service. To fuIfiII its purpose. the organization has undertaken many worth- ishiIe projev-ts. suvh as. making IIaIIoween niasks and deeorating tray vowrs for pa- tients at Veterans' and CI'III1'Iff'Il.S Hospit- aIs. filling Christlnus stovkings for under- prixilc-ged children. and f'oIIf-vting paper- Imf-Ix hooks for IIIf'ITlIrf'I'9 of thi- armed I-4PIif'fA'. UI'IiI4fIQIiF: Nimriiiw Kuirx-. .Swfrwlrzrng Eileen Spark. l'res1'rIr'nt: lQuroInf .Xdanix