Saxton Liberty High School - Block Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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JUNIOR CLASS Acitelli, Frank Bair, Elnora Brenna, Robert Bridenbaugh, Lewis Brode, Blair Brumbaugh, William Carberry, Genevieve Carberry, Eugene Clapper, Donna Clark, Grace Cornelius, Virginia Comely, William Cunningham, Mary Curfman, Virginia Cypher, Tom Davis, Jack Davis, William Detwiler, William Dixon, Donald Dixon, Robert Fouse, William Guillard, Chester Guillard, Pete Hamilton, Arthur Hazzard, Gerald Hess, Sara Hoffman, Gilbert Hoover, Willis Hopkins, Larue Huffman, Susanna Kifer, Ruby Koch, Ernest Kreiger, Robert Kuffner, Frank Masood, James May, George McEldowney, Dolores Mears, Donald Mellott, Joan Miller, Ruth Morningstar, Pauline Morris, Betty Palmer, Betty Ramsey, Lois Ramsey, Althea Reed, Gordon Reed, Jeannette Reed, Mary Richeard, Gordon Rogers, Edna Shark, William Smith, Pat Speck, Violet Spencer, June Stapleton, Vaughn Stewart, Gerald Streepy, Arlene Stuby, Allen Sweet, Robert Shuck, Virginia Sipe, Valura ’Willison, Ruth Worthing, Ruby 31

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Eager children started from their homes in September, 1936 to receive their first taste of high school life. To the upper classmen they were Freshies and for the first few months of their high school life the Seniors made sure they didn’t forget it. New faces appeared from Hopewell Twp. Carbon Twp. and Coalmont Borough to mix with those of Saxton Borough and Liberty Twp. The following September after the hard grind of the Freshman year, the young students returned to take up their Sophomore year work. The separate groups were forgotten and the class became immediately the Sophomore Class. With some exceptions the Sophomore Class returned in September, 1938, to renew their school life as Juniors. It had been customary in the past, that they give a Junior- Senior Prom. Members of the Junior Class have been active in these clubs- Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, F.F.A., Press Club. They have won their share of laurals in athletics too. They have been also active in the Band and the Chorus. It is sincerely believed that the Juniors of this year will make successful Seniors next year. — Billie Sheterom

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JUNIOR HOME ROOMS Room 4 — President: Ruby Worthing Vice President: Robert Sweet Secretary: June Spencer Treasurer: Virginia Shuck Room 5 — President: Robert Dixon Vice President: William Comely Secretary: Mary Cunningham Treasurer: Donna Clapper The Junior Class as a whole have accomplished much during the present school year. Every member of the class has supported all activities sponsored by the class and others. Rings were purchased early in the year, as usual, to signify that the wearers were proud members of the Junior Class. 32 -