Kingtson Township High School - Triton Yearbook (Trucksville, PA)

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X , y 13, , , ,- Baton Diriiilll Tecunnni D ' . R J i f 'if' 0 ' av wo' Q ' . ..-. Q l ,, -N, 1 v - QV L M 5,7 ix it Ld! In right: First Row- Marian Prynn, Jean Johnson, Shirley Greenwood, Lois Sic-kler, Kay Reid, Helen Seureman, Mary Porter, Aileen Fritzges, Joan Burkhardt, Dorothy Von- sidine. Second Row---Mary Carey, Dora Sutton, Lois Sword, Laura Adler, Betty llodgen, Norma Anthony, Betsy Reynolds, Aurelia Fabian, Claire McGuire, .Ioan Phillips, Anita Rinus. Third Row- Patricia Ivory, Dorothy Mitt-hell, Arline Handley, Drina Welt-li, Rolwrta Luft, Lorraine Jones, Helene Goble, Betty Kerpoviteh, Shirley Frank, Irene Dover. 12i'rm'lor Miss Dorothy Weaver flU1Jft1l7IS June Parsons, Ellen Sutton, Doris Jones f'o-captain .loan Phillips In the fall of 1942 the Baton Drill Team was orgfanized as a unit ot' the band for the purpose of adding a modern military touch to the musical or- ganization. The team MAJURMVUES functioned as a unit by giving exhibition drills between the halves of home varsity football games. Besides their regular appearance at school activities they ig' participated in the ded- A ieatory services of the l li K Trucksville Honor Roll- l

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Bond T01 Left to righfz First Row -Ethel Daniels, Joseph Stalarick, Howard Frantz, Elmer Bennett, Alice Davis, George Shaver, Jacqueline Kingsley, Dorla Nicely. Second Row-Bernard Novicki, Ellen Sutton, Donald Boline, Robert Malkemes, Joseph Perez, Marvin Stadt, Allen Nichols, Doris Jones, Miss Dorothy Weaver, Director, William Brown. Third Rau'-fJane Widdall, Edward Johnson, Harry Post, Harold Swank, Kermit Sickler, Lloyd Pursell, Franc-es Beline, Paul DeWitt, Layton Fish. Fourfh RowvEdward Trumbower, John Grant, Carl Dylcman, Hubert Boline, Paul Dieter. Absent-Carl DeWitt, Robert Caryl, June Parsons, llVl21j0I'9it0l. The band appears at every home football game. Each player wears a black and orange cap and black and orange cape over a white uniform. With the baton team the band performed between the halves of each game. To- gether, these organizations added much color to our football activities. In April of this year the hand led a parade from the school to Trueksville where the honor roll was dedicated by Trucksville Firemen's Auxiliary.

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UTCMGSITU Y E i 4 Qi. JH L if Lcfl to riglil: First Row'-William White, Lloyd Pursell, Elmer Bennett, Alice Davis, George Shaver, Frances Beline, Betty Gemmel, June Rimple, Joseph Perez. Second Row-f Louise Dodson, Marvin Stadt, Barbara Hoag, John Stalarick, Harry Post, Edward Johnson, Paul DeWitt, June Parsons, Miss Dorothy Weaver, Director. 'I'h,ird Row-Layton Fish, Paul Dieter, Hubert Boline, Carl Dykman, Kermit Sickler, Edward Trumbower. The orchestra plays for junior and senior high school assemblies in the auditorium. They are a very important part of the program of each junior and senior play. This year they played at the dedication services for the honor roll that was presented to the Township by Mr. Edward Hall.