Moon High School - Flame Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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In Recognition za. -I N 3 'A 5 Ci -f f ff Q.. Dr. John W. Marana , I P QQ 6 MI. Clarence Miller CQHERE are three people who have made our dreams for Moon High their dreams and have lent their strength and know-how to contribute to the success we have already realized. Mr. Clarence Miller has headed the Moon bus sys- tem for more than thirty years. Throughout this time l he has done a superb job and again this year has han- dled the almost impossible task when he was called upon to transport three shifts of high school students in ,f f addition to the usual grade school loads. His ready smile and interest in every student's welfare have earned for him this belated but no less sincere accolade. Our dreams for better health rest on the shoulders of our doctor and dentist. Dr. Maratta and Dr. Schechter are forever busy with many Moon students. Dr. Maratta, our school doctor, not only has con- ducted routine physical examinations but he also has served as attending physician at all games. Dr. Schechter, as school dentist, works throughout the school system discovering those cavities and sav- ing us from the pains of toothaches. Dr. Ellis Schechter JOE WORKMAN'S DEPT. STORE Men's and Boys' Clothing--Footwear Sporting Goods, Sportswear, Work Clothes 419 Mill Street Phone: CO 4-9773 Corcopolis, Po. 16

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I wb- - K- ssh.: Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Combs, Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Jacobs WE know that Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Combs, Mrs. Goss and Mrs. Jacobs dream of that modern cafeteria that will be a part of our new school. However, although their work may become easier, we're sure the quality of the food cannot be improved upon, for these ladies have been serving meals that have made Moon's cafeteria the envy of those not privileged to partake of our wonderful fare. Mr. Ed Born Cooks and Cusfodians MR. Born and Mr. Rebuelta with Mr. Gittins, who joined the custodial staff too late to be pictured here, must dream of our future building where their chores will certainly be easier to accomplish. We do, though, thank them for making our school a more pleasant plant in which to work in spite of the crowded conditions. Mr. Joseph Rebuelta n .4 a .,1,..5',r , sg 5 17 if fo Aoforufii l 4 5 Broov-1 m , HIMMER MOTCRS - ,ai .. Ford Cars 81 Trucks ' Corcopolis, Po.