Bellmar High School - Link Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the seniors of Bellrnar, have enjoyed three wonderful years of high school education, some of us spending our first two years at Marion High, others spent the two years at Vernon High. We are now united into one successful senior class of Bellmar High. We're leaving our high school days behind, going out in the world and either working or furthering our education. Always we will try to be successful citizens. The years went quickly. Only a few years ago we were sophomores, and as usual, made many mistakes. The sponsors of our sophomore class were Mr. Krivda, Mr. Snow, Mr. Tedesco, Mrs. Cramer, and Miss Rasdorf. We raised a little money by holding bake sales and collecting dues. We left the bigger money making projects to the juniors and seniors. Our activities con- sisted of a few assembly plays and dances. The next year, our junior year, seemed to go faster than any of our other school time. Our junior class sponsors were Mrs. Shook, Miss Kish, Mrs. Cramer, Mr. Tedesco, and Mr. Figler. This yearwe had to raise money and lots of it. We worked at the concession stand duringbasket- ball and football seasons, sold jelly beans and Christmas cards, sponsored bake sales and dances and also presented a junior class play entitled, 'Our Miss Brooks . ln our senior year, we had a succession of successful activities under the supervision of Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Cramer, Miss Gorio, and Mr. Tedesco. A few of our many activities were selling cards, magazine subscriptions, candy and tickets to various entertainments. The tra- ditional senior class play was presented, Cheaper by the Dozen . We were able to eamenough money for a trip to Washington D. C. where everyone enjoyed themselves. We must say that we could not have attained these great heights if it had not been for our wonderful parents, teachers, and principals, who encouraged us with untiring efforts.

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