Menno Union Township High School - Kishaco Quill Yearbook (Belleville, PA)

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MARCIA JANE ZOOK Nurse Marce Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3,4g Dramatic Club 4gBasketba11 1, 2,45 Class Play 8,45 Newspaper Staff 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3g Forensic Play 3g KISHACO- QUILL STAFF. lfavorite Pastimeg Listening to Hillbillies. lfavoritc Expression: Eat a Goonie, Good guard ..... one of our Co-Captains ..... has a fondness for the army ,,,, always argucswith the fellows ..... loves hi1lbil1ies??? ..... helps all in need. is alt., CLASS FLOWER, , , , , , , , , , , Red Carnation CLASS COLORS. . . . Maroon and Steel CLASS MOTTO. . . Tomorrow is what we make it.

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HOWARD MILTON TREASTER ll rv ujtunior u Activities: Class Play 3g Baseball 4g Basketball Manager 4. Favorite Pastime: Watching the fights on TV. Favorite Expression: Gee Whiz Comes from Rockville . . .small but mighty . . .can't find a girl short enough . . .loves typing c1ass??? always making wise cracks . . . neve argues??? 5 x NANCY CAROL YODEI Nurse Nance Activities: Basketball lg Class Officer 33 Student Council 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sextet 4g Newspaper Staff 33 Class Plays 3, 43 Softball 4g Forensic 35 KISHACO-QUILL STAFF. Favorite Pastime: Reading Favorite Expression: Good Gravy Always singing . . . Likes to drive the Dodge . . . Loves to argue . . .Very dramatic . . . Always shares a helping hand. RUTH ANN YODER QUILL STAFF. A Favorite Pastime: Sewing Favorite Expression: Oh my! Always studying shorthand . . .quiet and sedate . . . works on the farm . . . dislikes the fel1ows?????worked hard on the yearbook. To Be a Success Ruth Activities: F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Class Play 3g Newspaper Staff 3g KISHACO-

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ji . CLASS HIS TCR? X 'wi In the year of 1951, we, a party of twenty-five adventurers packed our bags and started on our four-year journey through Memio-Union High School, Our first stop was the freshman room where we settled down to high school life. The selling of candy at the basketball games increased the amount of money we had brought with us from the eighth grade. Not until after the Halloween initiation did we become full fledged members of the high school. The class officers for the freshman year were Joe Griffith, Presidentg Sally Garrett, Vice- Presidentg Darlis Allison, Secretary: and Virginia Blaine, Treasurer. After moving over some roughspots in the freshman year, in 1952 we faced the second stop, this time the sophomore room. During this stay we selected our class colors, maroon and steel, and received our class hats. For our money-making project we sold Christmas cards. The following officers were chosen for our sophomore year: Marlin Peachey, Presidentg Sally Garrett, Vice-President: Betty Crownover, Secretaryg and Joan Hazlett, Treasurer. Again it was time to move on, we gathered together the knowledge gained in the freshman and sophomore years and entered the junior room in 1953. This year was a busy one. We sold Easter candy, put on a peanut drive, presented the play, One Too Many, all of which enabled us to give a J unior-Senior Prom at Birch Hill. The officers for our junior year were Sally Garrett, Presidentg Joan Hazlett, Vice-President: Betty Crownover, Secretary: and Nancy Yoder, Treasurer. In the autumn of 1954 the first thing we did was elect officers for our senior year. They were: Marlin Peachey, President, Mone Stewart, Vice-President: Joan Hazlett, Secretaryg and Betty Crownover, Treasurer. We staged a play, We Shook the Family Tree, and sold Christmas candy to help raise money for our trip to Washington, May 9, 10, and 11. The juniors gave us a wonderful farewell prom. Our Baccalaureate Service was held May 15, 1955, We presented our Class-Night Exercises May 17, 1955. On the evening of May 19, 1955, sixteen members of our class received diplomas which signified that we had successfully completed our four years of education in the Menno-Union High School. 99 ,