Elkland High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Elkland, PA)

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GREEK L A Top Row: Bianco, Merritt, Ascenz First Row: Appieman, Stedge, Allen TR. VARSITY 1-a-y-v-e-e-s I-a-y-v-e-e-s 1 I-a-y-v-e-e-s Jay-vees, fight W TJ' iiimfg 5 we 2 X. V BSITY T-E-A-M yea, team T-E-A-M yea, team T-E-A-M yea, team Fight, team, fight 5 K i i 2 E , i i 4 Top Row: Greene - Second Row: Cardman, Finnerty H ndrickson I V15 First Row: Pattison, Weiskopff M 26

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-I-su' BASKETBIRLL Top Row: Coach Milliron, De Lige, Travis, Smith, Kreisler, Whitney, Foster, First row: Watkins, Dimitry, Russell, Doan, Cardman, Casebeer Ci el HE varsity team has not piled up a large number of victories, but it has provided many thrilling moments for its fans throughout the , ason. On the court, the team was always a fine example of , LP good sportsmanship. 58 Raw Coach Milliron, Dornsife, Butler, Henning, Blake, Hugic, Colegrove, Walters, Dartt,FIynn QJQFTER dropping games to the much larger Troy and Corning teams, our talented Iayvees bounced back to defeat these same schools at home and lost only to Wellsboro in a close contest. This jayvee team is composed of freshmen and sophomores who have the advantages of height, speed, and grit. 25

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F.H.A. Sitting: Miss Donovan, Preston, Carter, Wleiskopff, Johnson, Thomas, Northup Standing: Mrs. Earocco, Mather, Miss Mitten, Haziett, Pease, Learn, Empson, Kaleskl, O'Bryan, Cruttenden, Kizer, Siciiiano, Hoyt OUR chapter won top honors at the Mansfield Fair, receiving more prizes than any school in Tioga County. One of our members, Lorraine Brass, won the most prizes in the county, totaling nearly twenty dollars. The Pennsylvania. State Farm Show in Ianuary also brought top honors to Lorraine Brass, who won a first prize ribbon fon a cotton dress. Graduate, Elma Ascenzi was awarded second prize on a child's scrapbook, Alice Preston, third prize on a pair of pajamas, and the FHA Club, third prize on slip covers made for furniture in the homemaking department. Two members, Alice Preston and Patricia Weiskopff, were cited as rating 'high in a National Sewing Contest in which 250,000 girls participated. With the help of club members, Patricia Weiskopff, vice president, has planned the following activities for the year 1949-1950: September--Mansfield Fair October ---- Initiation of new members - December-- Participating in Pennsylvania State Farm Show. Baby sitting without pay to relieve busy parents. Field trip to Elmira to visit Spaulding Bakery, a department store, WELM broadcasting studio, Arnot Art Gallery. February---Interest younger girls in FHA by presenting the Emblem Service and extending hospitality by serving refreshments. Send a package to adopted German School. March ----- Send delegates to state convention April ------ Mother-daughter style show and tea May ------- Confer honorary degrees on worthy club members 27