Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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One bright morning in i9-45, some one hundred students, representing about five different schools, came to Munhall to begin their high school careers. Nothing exciting happened the first day except that no one could find his home room. The next few days were spent in getting ac- quainted with one another. Then we were off to the election polls to vote for Student Council members. Those elected were Marilyn Noble, Mar- jorie Davis, and Lois Hillman. ln January, we elected our executives -George Eden, president, Donald Strang, vice- president, Kathleen Lacey, secretory - treasurer, Mr. Charlton, sponsor. Our first social event was a skat- ing party, which proved to be a big success. Our freshman party in March topped off the events of the year. At the end of our freshman year, we really felt that we were a part of the school. We had finally recovered from the bashfulness of our first year. At the beginning of this term, we were joined by students from Homeville, many of whom were eager to 3 ,X tix' S ox n k X 2s?,' R xx F , X ' T is x ' X K Y, KE i 'xx K ilk! sag CRS flf , -- -1 Q Z' Xxx? xs- CLASS OF 1949 MUNI-IALL OFFICERS K. Lacey, Miss Howat, G. Eden, D. Strong WOODLAWN OFFICERS R. Prosser, D. M. Eckbreth, N. McWhinney, W. Ririe participate in the various organizations of the school. ln October, we re-elected our freshman officers. Anna Mae Ripper was added to the freshie representatives to Stu- dent Council. Because of increased duties, Mr. Charlton tendered his resignation early this year, and Miss Margaret Howat was elected sponsor. Social life began with the class party on November l5. lt was a great event, and everyone had lots of fun. Along with noon dancing, paper drives, and selling ponchos, we had a very successful year, closing with the Sophomore l-lop. Now we are looking forward to being juniors. I ,i ,S w