Adams Township High School - Mirage Yearbook (St Michael, PA)

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SE IIJH C 55 HISTUHY In 1941, one hundred forty-one freshmen entered Adams High. The declaration of war in December made many activities impos- sible but they didn't miss the Halloween party given for them by the juniors. As sophs they were not given the tradi- tional Valentine party by the seniors. Upperclassmen now. Only 90 students reached this position. It was their turn to treat the Frosh to a Witch party and en- tertain the seniors at the prom. They pre- sented the play Adam's Evening. By the middle of their senior year twen- ty-three of the enrolled seventy-eight had left to join various branches of the service and to enter college. They celebrated Valen- tine Day in Ianuary because of those who were to leave soon. Mr. Miller C. Hood ad- vised these seniors. In February they pre- sented the play Brother Goose under the di- rection of Mrs. Hilda B. Smith. ffl X Behold at last ,A f"' Each tall and tapering mast X ls swung into its placeg I X EA , X - Shrouds and stays ,,, vqffdfl. H, w,,. L -- -as .H-is 1-2-as ' stef' Holding it firm and fast! v. 'fg - - :- ,555 321, -rsegben .4114 -' J ,. ' Twenty One

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EI. S5 Ill? 1945 ETHEL ROBERTS IO ANN ROBERTS KEITH ROBERTS TOM RYAN Bnnvsannu: SALIX SOUTH Foxx, R. D. ST. MICHAEL - lf NAOMI SCI-IREIBER DOLORES SEESE VIRGINIA SHAFFER BARBARA IEAN SHERBINE SALIX SAz.rx S1-sux Smzvum MARION SHERBINE DAN SKONER MARGARET STRIDINGER ANNA MAE SUSKO Soun-I Foxx, R. D. DUNLO Sfxux SOUTH Foxx, R. D. CECILIA USNIK DOLORES WILLS DOROTHY WINGARD FLORENCE WISSINGER DUNLO Sou'rH Foxx, R. D. ELTON SALIX

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UNIUH EL S5 UFFIIIEHS 2 It ii. fla w. .V :': - fists'-2 if51fg1zi.gggf . 1 : I - ::, .:., " Z 1. "" " rsi. IOLA BURIANI BILL VARNER ROSE MATULA RAY STOMBAUGH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY For their first activity as upperclassmen the juniors sponsored a Hallo- ween party for the freshmen. Under the supervision of Miss Laura Mae Dimond they presented the play Girl Shy. During the year a few of the boys left school to go into the Armed Forces. Their last act as juniors was to entertain the seniors at the prom. 1' "Qg..L1.-ii' "JV . We-. 7 - ,-.,,,nf Till after many a week, at length 4 SY q f- f ,,' 'Pa ., . Q ' e- Wonderful for form and strength, 3 law -V Ve.-er, ,n ikki 5 1 Sublime in its enormous bulk fesgfixlk IW ' X , fi 'ff . ,. A, Thi? . g y ghfvh Loomed aloft the shadowy hulk! S- ff 11- s N rg ,H .qty - V Twenty Two