German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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Freshman Class Motto: Nulla dies sine linea. Colors: Old Rose and Gold. Class flower: White Rose. YELL. Wah—whoo—wah! Wah—whoo—wah! Chow—chow—chow; Rah—rah—rah! Rah—ran—rah! Bow—wow—wow! 1914, 1914, Scow—scow—scow! McClellandtown High School, Wow—wow—wow! 1914—1914—1914. OFFICERS MARSHALL MOSER.....................................President KARL KENDALL..................................Vice President ALICE KENISON .....................................Historian MABEL HUNT.........................................Secretary GLADYS McCRACKEN...................................Treasurer MAUDE KEENER............................................Poet DEAN: PROFESSOR W. E. FAIRMAN. CLASS ROLL Eda Alton, Mary Golemski Gladys McCrackir., Esther Bjjtler, Gwendoline Gilmore, Mary Miller, Mary Brooks, Michael Girod, Ward Newcomer, Charles Babiarz, Mabel Hunt. Jacob Newcomer, 3ryan Christopher, Alta Keener, Rebecca Newcu.ne . Irene Coffman, Maude Keener, Willis Newcome-, Edgar Cunningham, Karl Kendall, Andrew Powell, Emmett Casey, Alice Kenison, George Riffle, Nellie Coldren, Bertha Kenison, Blanche Riffle. Glen Emery, Ray Lilley, Jennie Shaw, Joseph Gadd, George Moser, Samuel Sbarske. Harold Gadd, Charles Moser, Chester Wilson, Celia Gadd, Carrie Moser, Paul West, Anna Golemski, Ruth Morris, Andrew Zoldos.

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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1 Freshman History (By Alice Kennison.) The history of the Class of 1914. though as yet a brief one, is an unbroken chain of brilliant victories—victories won by sheer pluck and against overwhelming odds —voetories won fairly, as all must admit. It was on August 28th, 1911, when l'orty-lwo Freshmen, valiant and true, assembled in this great building of “M. H. S.” to form the class of 1914. Though we have been together only eight months, yet in this short time we have made a record unexcelled by any other Freshman clas3 in the history of McClellandtown High School. Shortly after the opening of school the Sophomore class tendered us a Moonlight Picnic. A delightful evening was spent and we were given the first opportunity of meeting the charming Seniors and Sophomores. Still another of the social affairs was the picnic given by the Freshman Class in honor of the Seniors and Sophomores in Derr's Grove near Masontowm. In athletics we have made an enviable record. It was in the baseball games, however, that we showed the Sophs that they had better keep their hands off so formidable a class. The Safety Society of the Freshman Class certainly showed the Sophs and Seniors how to initiate. The Freshman Class of 1914 has never been excelled in Literary work. With its debaters, reciters and singers it has made the Literary Societies greater than ever. Though we never neglected our studies we managed to play a few pranks on the Profs. As this year and the other years roll by, we shall keep adding fresh laurels and triumphs to our enviable record. Though the record of our achievements must nowr come to an end for this year in this narrative, yet it will keep going on to greater glory in the passing years.