Beccaria Coalport Irvona High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Coalport, PA)

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.4 , Y 'Y ' rirg 'YYY 1' .fr ' 1' ARTHUR TWIGG Art Baseball 3, 4. GLORIA I. WARHOLIC Jeanne Chorus 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4 BILL WELKER Wi1d Bill Football 3, 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4. CHARLES GINTER Chuck JOAN WILLEY Joan Chorus 2, F. H. A, 2. SHERWIN WITHEROW Woody Iunramural Sports 2, 3, 4.

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JAMES SMITH Smitty Intramural Sports. GRACE SONNENBERG Grace Chorus 4, F, H. A. 2, Dance Club 2, Library Club 3, 4. RAYMOND SPA NGLE ..Ra .. Class Treasury 2, Class Vice President 3, Student Council 4. THOMAS STRONG ...Toms Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. JOHN SUKALA John RICHARD TRENT Twinkle 5 AE' Bl is 5?

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Senior History DEAR DIARY Freshman Year September 7, 1958--A memorable day for us! We enthusiastically began our high school days as freshmen. September 25, 1958--Wow, what a day! Class elections were held and the following lead- ers chosen: President, Walter Rafaczg Vice-President, john Ninoskyg Secretary, Judy Campbellg Treasurer, Ran Spangle . October 7, 1958--Philipsburg's Skateland was the scene of the wonderful and profitable skating party we held tonight . October 16, 1958--Our calories and cash were both increased today after our successful bakesale . November 14, 1958--We're off to Skate1and again. A good time was enjoyed at all. November 29, 1958--Mint green and black were all you could see today as we received our class hats and emblems . May 28, 1959--Our big day! We visited Gettysbur, Harrisburg, and Hershey. We will all remember this day. Who could forget it? May 5, 1959--This is both a happy and a sad day for us . We hate to say good-by to our old familiar ways of junior high, but we are looking forward to our three years at senior high. Sophomore Year September 5, 1959--You go first,no, you can go. There certainly was no race to the door. We were all kind of nervous that day. September 21, 1959--Everyone cast your ballots . This was election day. Officers chosen were as follows: President, Roy Dunlapg Vice-President, john Ninoskyg Secretary, Nancy Sinclair, Treasurer, Ray Spangle. Student Cotuicil representatives are: jackie Gunia, Judy Campbell, Don Shaffer, and Bill Welker. Our class advisors are to be Mrs . Gorman, Mr. Bearer, and Mrs. Philips. October 10, 1959--Cakes! Cookies! Cupcakes! We sold everything at our bakesale and added more money to our treasury. November 21, 1959--Turkey and cranberry sauce? No, we sold pop and chips at our Thanksgiving Dance. Even so, we netted a neat profit. Dancing does work up an appetite january 8, 1960--Elvis Presley's birthday? Yes, that's right, but it's also the date of our Mid-winter Dance. june 5, 1960--We held a Good-by Dance for the seniors tonight to wish them the best of luck in the future. This was, of course, the last day of school. junior Year September 5, 1960--We proudly accepted our role as juniors today. We are determined to do our best to make this year profitable. September 8, 1960--lt's so warm in here with our new class rings on. That's one way to get everyone to notice them. They came in today and we are very proud of them. 23