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SENIOR CLASS FLORENCE R. CRISMAN B. S. in Ed.g Litt. M. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Ilead, Bus. Ed. Dept. Senior Class Advisor MARY E. SHANER B. A. Clarion State Teachers College Penn State English Senior Class AflUiSUf Since we. the Class of 1953. are the first class to graduate from Keystone High School. our first three years in high school have been speiil in separate schools. In order to keep all of these years in our memory, we will review here our activities in the various schools before we all became members of one class. as well as our senior year in Keystone High. We. of the Ashland group. began our freshman year at Ashland Consolidated High School with eleven students. while only six of us remained to enter Keystone Joint School as seniors in September. 1952. As we look hack over the years, we find that our memories of our three years at Ashland are lilled with fun and excitement. Among our activities. we will remember initiations, Spring Concerts. May-day festivals, and basketball games. We also sold candy. chocolate milk, and hot dogs during the noon hours as a means of increasng our Treasury. Although our number has dwindled. our spirit and ambition still remain. Our class of the Knox-Beaver High School experienced three exciting and husy years. In our first year we were well-known for being noisy, but we pioved our talent when we presented our minstrel show for which we received many compliments. At initiation time we might not have been the best dressed or the best looking students in school. but those are :lays that we will never forget. In our sophomore year we presented a class play and ordered our class rings. From the day we ordered them we all waited anxiously for that day in our junior year when we would receive them. There was never a dull or idle moment in our junior year because that was the only year in which we could make money for our prom and senior trip. We also had the privilege of presenting a Junior-Senior prom in the spring. We are very proud of the fact that we have always been well represented in all the school activities. Seventeen shy students walked' into the Salem High School building to greet Miss Aida Hanst, the freshmen homeroom teacher, at the he- ginning of our freshmen year. We couIdn't quite believe then that in four years we would be graduating. 'Our freshman year was ended with a picnic at Cook's Forest. As sophomores we dwindled in number but not in spirit. This year we showed what good salesmen we were by selling pof tato chips ami pretzels at noon for the benefit of our class treasury. We also sponsored several skating parties to make money. During our junior year we gained one new member and lost two. We proved our acting ahility by presenting as an assembly program a mock wedding, which we lie- lieved to he the outstanding assemhly of the year. We sold Christmas :ards in this year, sponsored several more skating parties. and near the end of the term we had a sguare dance. This year ended with a very enjoyable picnic at Conneaut Lake Park. We, the class of 1953. are proud to be the first class to be graduated from the Keystone Joint School. and we hope we have set a good example for all other classes to follow. All fifty-three of us have been joined together through the consolidation of four school districts. At first. all you could see was strange faces: but with a few smiles and friendly words, we found that we were all friends in a short time. Since there was such a large number of us. we had to be divided into two home rooms but our friendships remained the same. At our class meetinjs. which were held in Room 15. was the only time that the entire class and two class advisors were assembled in one room. Now that the time has come that we must say good-bye to our high school days forever, and not just for the summer, we cannot help but feel a hit sad. Although we are going out into the world on our own nov. the heart-warming memories of our high school career will always ie- main with us. lXlO'l l'O SENIOR CLASS OFFILILIVD B id for eliai'ziett-1- not lor taint' Prcsidcnti Arlcigh H lu FLUXVER Vice President - Karl Fink Wlew lm Him' Secretary - Ruby Monrein COLOR Treasurer: XVilma M ws Bltll'UUIl and NYliitt-