Greencastle Antrim High School - Conococheague Yearbook (Greencastle, PA)

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unior 641:56 ,jfkfilory Un September 4, 1945, the class of 1947 eagerly climbed the steps of C. H. S. to take its place as upperclassmen. VVe elected class officers on September 14. with Yerda Wfilliams and James Rarnhart representing us on the Student Council. A meeting was called on October Q, at which time we decided to purchase class rings. Alter the samples arrived on Qctober 25, we voted for our class rings, and we are now anxiously awaiting their arrival. XVe had a Christmas tree and party in each of our home rooms. After We exchanged gifts, delicious refreshments were served and we happily wished every- one Merry Christmas as we parted for the holidays. The president called a meeting on january 25, when we selected our class colors, class flower, and class motto. Xlfe chose our class hat, pennant, and emblem on February 7, and later we chose our class song. Our class play Three Girls and jeffrey was presented on April II and 12, under the direction of Mrs. Toms. The members of our class participated in many school activities throughout the year. Thirteen juniors made up the cheering squad which enthusiastically sup- ported G. H. S. athletic contests. ,Xnd now as the end of our busy year is in sight. we are looking forward to next year, when we will return as seniors to finish our high school education. Seventeen

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f 'X . l ' W H! 'gi N F . 1 , . 1 i i gllqi x J l thx - . X '4i'f O 1 : 4, '. 1 go TZ To tl off? Juniorfa 7 Adviser - Mrs. Leam Class Motto f-- VVe Build the Ladder XVC Climb Class Flower -- Gardenia Class Colors - Maroon and VVhite CLASS SONG CTune: DAYS OF YOUTHD Hail to a class of G.H.S.! Hail to our colors true! Hert-'s to the maroon and the white, A-Xnd every loyal classmate too. XVe build the ladder that we climb Onward through life we go, VVhile the memories of our school days Abidc in our hearts always. ' our girls. to our boys, our teachers so patient and kind to us, our school, to our class, ie friendships always so dear to us, Heros to all the happy hours, That we have spent together. XYith our banners floating for us The class of forty-seven. omwm P1'v.vidr'11ffjoli1i Holhurt l'1'rr lJI't'.Ylt1l'll1L-lV3.I1 Iiinfrock Sm'rrtary--Doris Bowman Trcaszzrcz'-Alleii Gaddis

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Eighteen .S70l0A0l'l'l0l 6 gndzfri .MJIOIV IJ1'C.Yl'dLfli1-lQlCl11lI'Ll Cline S'cc1'cff11'-v-Lois Greenawalt Vice I rL'sidc11t-Lloyd McDonald Trvflsziral'-XVayne Talhelm f1dtfz'sc1's-Miss Wfillianis and Miss Martin On September 4, 1945, seventy-six energetic sophomores climbed the steps of G. ll. S., eager to begin their first year of senior high school. .Nt our first class meeting we elected otliccrs, also Yilma lirown Zllltl Richard Breehbiel to represent us on student council. On December 21, we held our Christmas parties in our home rooms and ex- changed ffifts. ,X so mhomore fuartet took mart in the Christmas Uroffram, es 5 l m lior llook XYeelc, the girls in our class that are members of the Library Club put on a playlct, Little XYomen, in assembly. The sophomores in the Dramatic Club helped out on a one-act play, Unsi- ness A la Modefl in assembly. ln celebration of XYashingtonls birthday the sophomore glee club sang in assembly. During the course of the year we became acquainted with Frances Harman and VVilma Keyser, who entered our class. NVQ arc very sorry that Mr. llfliitmorc was not with us all year: we wish to thank Mr. Gingrich for substituting for him.