Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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M. A. HUNGER B. HANNA R. COURY R. RICCI JUNIORS “Buy a magazine and put me through high school!” ‘This was the popular saying of the junior class when they were in ninth grade. “When are we going to do something?” they queried all through their sophomore year. The Sophomore Fiesta was the gala occasion. Peanuts! Lions! Pennants! Tickets! the battle ery of the junior class this year. The ultimate objective: the annual junior-senior prom. A familiar scene at Friday evening football games — fair or stormy weather — Juniors climbing over bleachers with boxes, bags, or baskets of — ? You guessed it. Peanuts! A few highlights of the year 1945-46 were the Theater Party, the George Washington Birthday Dance, the class play, “You Said It,” and the junior- senior prom. The George Washington Birthday Dance was held in the gaily decorated gym. Crowned King and Queen of Hearts by Martha Washington, portrayed by Dolores Zuber, were Buddy Hanna and Dolores Ponsart. The Virginia Reel was a novelty of the evening. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Crystal Ball Room of the Hotel Schenley. Tireless effort exerted in the various selling schemes throughout the year proved well worth while, for everyone had an enjoyable evening dancing to the rhythmic melodies of Brad Hunt and his orchestra, To represent the juniors, the following were chosen officers: President A Buddy Hanna Vice President . Robert Coury Secretary Mary Alice Hunger ‘Treasurer Raymond Ricci Advisers Miss Cribbs, Miss Zorena The class motto: “Climb, Though the Rocks Be Rugged.” The class flower: Laurel. The class colors: Green and Gold. 30