Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Looking back over the past year, we find many things of interest to call to the attention of the reader. To begin with, the most important of all was the St. Patrick’s Day dance, which was held in the Gym on March 14. The committee, although the path was rough and rocky, finally succeeded in producing the best attended dance ever held in Abington. Athletics this term have been very interesting. The girls' basket hall team played the Freshmen and Juniors, and defeated the former, hut lost to the latter. The hoys’ team did better; they played the Juniors and Freshmen also, hut won both games. We hope that by next year we will he able to say that we won every game. Class meetings there have been many. When our able president. Russell Erb. left us. we elected in his place Dorothy Douglas, the vice-president. Then we were minus a vice-president, so Victor Scott was chosen to fill this place. You have no doubt seen Sassaman hurrying from room to room the first of each month with a small book and fountain pen in hand. The expression on his face could only be caused by trouble in financial affairs. He is our class treasurer, a fact which saves his reputation. The girls have quite a reputation as gigglers, but we sometimes wonder whether or not Mary and Ted aren't rivals for the presidencey of the Class Gigglers’ Club. Mildred, Peg. Doris and Katie are active members. It may seem that we have forgotten the scholastic end of our work, but it has been well upheld by a majority of our members. To sum it up, we hope that by the time we shall have become Seniors, we shall be all that a model class ought to be. FLORENCE KRTPS. ANNA E. SJOSTROM. 2«J