Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)

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i T 5 I DOLORES FOLK We, the class of 1951, wish to honor Dolores Folk as a member of our graduating class. We will always remember her for her pleasing personality and merry disposition. Dolores, who was stricken with poliomyelitis in August of 1948, has been unable to attend classes at school. After spending approximately a year at a rehabilitation school in Virginia, she has been tutored by Mrs. Eberly in order to obtain her high school diploma. In spite of her being confined to a Wheelfchair, Dolores has found it possible to witness many of the school's activities. Her nick name is Bang, Bang, and her pet expression, Oh! Crumb. Dolores's main interests lie in interior decorating and the reading and writing of poetry. She also has an interest at Reading High. Handling a Merchandise Club and selling a variety of cards passes her time. Dolores is an academic student with a commercial trend. She hopes to attend Penn State to major in psychiatry. V l3l l A J

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Foreword Mementos of 195051 activities-dramatics, journalism, music, sports, and clubsfhave been gathered to make this scrapbook. These memories Will, in time, grow dim, but as We browse through the pages of this yearbook our thoughts will return to the many good times We have had. The order of the book is symbolic of the prof gression of a student during his career in junior and senior high school. It is our Wish that youesenior, underf classman, or faculty will enjoy reliving the experif ences of 195061. Table of Confenfs DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SENIORS

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Adminisfrofion We will never forget those who guided us, gave us of their time and efforts, and made our school life worth while . . . long will we remember OBSERVER deadlines . . . Mr. Harris's long history assignments and cheerful sessions with the unfortunate S.S.S.S. Club . . . early morning lectures delivered by Miss Horton at Mixed Chorus rehearsals . . . the loud jacket worn by Mr. Spancake . . . Mr. Winters, under whose guidance we once again have a course in Metal Shop . . . the referee's whistle that signals Big White's homeroom to order . . . Miss Ebling, teacher of Home Economics, who made a really fine class of cooks . . . Mr. Koch's orderly second year Spanish class . . . the time spent tracking down busy Miss Willits . . . the uncomplaining patience of Miss Knauss on our yearbook . . . often we have been disturbed with them, and more than often they have been disturbed with us . . . but, they always stuck by us when we were in trouble, and helped us out of our difficulties . . . last, but not least, the untiring efforts of Mrs. Curley, our faculty adviser . . . we will always attribute whatever success we may achieve to our terrific faculty and our own Muhlenberg Townf ship High School. ll4l