Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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TO HELP OURSELVES IN INEZ WALLIS Pennsylvania College for Women University of Pittsburgh English, History , BQWQMQLW HENRY SCHIMPF University of Pittsburgh Machine Shop DR. L. C. CERASO Bucknell University Temple University School Physician M ROSE NEVINS Junior High Secretary PATRICIA SCOTT WELSH Michigan State College Health, Physical Education THE FUT X FRANCES TANNAS, R. N. Nursing School Martin's Ferry, Ohio School Nurse DR. E. J. STEVENS University of Pittsburgh School Dentist JEAN STEPANO Senior High Secretary b 1 'I7 I 'ut Y my Y x 0Maw,v -I X,

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enior OMCWJ PRESIDENT J. Shamey VICE-PRESIDENT J. Daher SECRETARY L. Gallo TREASU RER L. Szoch ADVISERS Mr. A. Tannas Miss C. Colaianni Seated: Mr. A. Tannas, J. Shamey, Miss C. Colaianni. Standing: L. Gallo, J. Daher, L. Szoch Some Real Senior Boosters C4155 0 7 953 A lt has arrived at last, our final year. Twelve years ago we started our journey through school as timid first graders, however, it wasn't until we were freshmen that we elected our first class officers and selected class ad- visers. That was the year during which, as part of our first money-making efforts, we held the Gypsies' .lam- boree and sponsored magazine sales. The next year found us sophomores, now oflficially members of Senior High School, with our dance, Western Roundup con- tinuing our reputation for unusual themes. The next year, our iunior year, was our big year, this was prom year. Having a prom means raising money. To make money we sold hot dogs and coffee at the football games while the girls and a few boys were never seen without a box of candy to sell. ln addition to this, proceeds from our dance, The Clod-Hopper Jump and our first ap- proach tothe arts, Knee Deep in Trouble, increased our ever-growing treasury. 'A bake sale added more funds and despite all our hardships we took in enough to hold our prom at the lovely Webster Hall, where we danced to the music of Buddy Lee. This year, our senior year, climaxes our twelve years as a class. A second plunge into the theater, A Stranger in the Night proved a success while The Mistletoe Whirl, our last dance, came at the start of the gay holiday season. The Senior Banquet held in March, our last activity as a class before Commencement, took place at Serventi's. Behind us lie our memories of the golden days of our school life, bright with laughter and filled with pleas- ant activities. Ahead of us await Baccalaureate and Commencement, and then, our future. May our future be as happy as our past. 'I9