Albion High School - Alhi Yearbook (Albion, PA)

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AIJII 1945 'lf lf'? qr1.r-.gfi.r- 'l l 'il l' 'l l' Band Mixed Chorus

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A L H I 1 9 4 5 I MUSIC The Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Bartley, has worked hard to back the school spirit fostered in Alhi. The band, led by its group of majorettes, With Marjorie Weidler as leader, was a great help during football season. Come ram or shine, the band was out on the field with the boys, bolstering their morale and adding to the atmosphere of the sport. During basketball season, the band was also present to cheer the boys on to victory and to fill the crowd with enthusiasm. During the Christmas Season a Christmas pageant Was presented by the grade school f b tl P. T ' ' or o 1 . A. meeting and assembly. In the Spring an operetta and concert were also presented. A vote of thanks is due to the band and chorus members and Mr. Bartley, who have h l d t ' ' ' e pe o make Alhi a gayer place IH which to work. g ll 27

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AIJII Tri Hi-Y l L. Row 3-Marie Koltas, Gladys Tucker, Helen Smock, Shirley Patten, Grace Kategianes, Grace Connors Margaret Smith Ela' Th , D , me cmas, Virginia Wallace. Row 2-Miss Levine, Neva Shearer, Mary 1. Kaufer. Kitty Drury. Linnie Drury, Marion Kessler, Mary Onuschak, Alice Hanas, Irene Marcinowski. R 1 Al' Y Y . ow - 1ce Dunn, Lois Caldwell, Jean Johnson, Bette Bright, Doris Hewitt, Norma Johnson, Martha Connors, Alice Conley. 1944-45 mark the first years for a Tri-Hi-Y Club in Albion High School. This club, sponsored by Miss Levine, is affiliated with Pennsylvania Federated Tri-Hi-Y Clubs and the State Headquarters of the Young Womens Christian Association. The purpose of our club is T C M ' ' o reate, alntain, and Extend Throughout the School and Community High Standards of Christian Character. The Club colors of Bed, White and Blue express '6Sacrifice, Purity, Loyalty and are exemplified in the Triangle, Torch, and Circle. . I A bean bake was the first thing sponsored this year We had charge of the Thanks- giving and Washingtcn's Day Assembly in which all the girls took part. The biggest event of' th 7 ' ' ' ' ' e year was our X alentlne Dance, at which individual heart shaped programs were distributed and refreshments were served. We had an excellent orchestra and the event. proved to be a great success. The officers elected Were: Bette Bright, Presidentg Jean Johnson, Vice Presidentg Norma Johnson, Secretaryg Doris Hewitt, Corresponding Secretaryg Lois Caldwell, Treasurer. Congratulations are in order to these girls and Miss Levine for the Wonderful start which they have given to the Tri-Hi-Y Club of Alhi. 29 1945