Jenkintown High School - Jenkintonian Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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JUHIUHS HE Junior Class, headed by a very capable and conscientious executive committee consisting of President Harold Still, Vice-President Robert Miller, Secretary Anne Swallow, and Treasurer Robert Fallows, glided successfully through a year filled with many activities. Both in the field of sports and in scholastic realms, the Juniors were listed in the top ranks. February 4th was the date of a unique poverty party for the Seniors which was graciously given and greatly appreciated Cand acceptedj. Once more the Juniors came to the forefront and sponsored a gala Junior Prom on April 28th. After handling so capably the affairs of their Junior year, we feel sure that their capabilities will not fail them in confronting the many problems of their Senior year. Good luck and smooth sailing for next year, Juniors! SUPHUWURES EADED by Harrison Wambold, president, and Louise Harris, treasurer, the Sophomore class has been represented in many of Jenkintown High School's activities during the school year 1938-39. In sports, many Sophomores including Dan McKeon, Lawrence Baker, Harry Wambold, Walter McCracken, Lydia Basset, Jane Foster, Betty Oliver, and Wanda Lee Griesinger, were outstanding in hockey, basketball, football, and track. In dramatics, in musical organizations, and in manv other activities both academic and extra-curricular, the Sophomores have always given their hardy co-operation. Before the Christmas vacation the class held a delightful roller skating party at Willow Grove Park. We hope that the Sophomores can keep throughout their high school career, their wide interest in school affairs which they have shown so far. Twcntyfsevcn

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ESHMEH HE Freshman Class like their rivals, the Sophomores, have made outstanding records in athletics, especially in hockey, basketball, gym, and track. Patsy Quittner and Joy Young starred in hockey while their fellow classmate, Alex Gaydon set the record for rope shooting in gym. Several members of the Junior High relay team which won first place in the Lower Merion Junior High relays were from the Freshman class. However, all their interest does not lie in the field of athletics, for early in the fall the class gave a very successful party where motion pictures were shown and refreshments served. Best of luck in your work and play throughout your high school career! JUHIUH HIGH HOUGH the seventh and eight grades have been with us but a short time, they have made their little niche in Jenkintown with their rollicking gaiety, their sur- prising gravity, and their petite boys. These latest comers to the high school have taken the problem of self-government very seriously. This year the seventh and eighth grades formed their own monitor system to patrol their section of the corridors. In conjunction with the monitor staff, they operated a tribunal which had jurisdiction over all Junior High offenders. With their fine school spirit and cooperativeness, they should go far in Jenkintown High School. 'Twentyniue