Big Spring Joint High School - Big Spring Yearbook (Newville, PA)

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ACT III Time-August, 1954 - May, 1955 Two short acts had passed and 68 juniors entered the third year of high school. Advisors of the third act were Miss Plough, Mr. Spangler, Mr. Loy, and Mrs. Rearick. Our chosen leaders were Frank Zeigler, President, Dallas Hoover, Vice President, Nancy Robinson, Secretary, Alan Henry, Treasurer, and Shirley Stitt, Historian. We gained two new classmates. They were Lois Roth from Boiling Springs, and Frances Luttrell from Palymara. On September 10, 1954, Big Spring students were taken to the site of the new high school to witness the ground breaking ceremony. The school skating party was held on February 28, 1955, at Rainbow Roller Rink. Because of crowded conditions in the high school building, a Christmas Program was held in the Big Spring Presbyterian Church on December 25, 1954. ZW? 1 gt , IIN , f ' :jx Q Parts in a school production, Green I' ' pb 132 Valleyj' were acted by Frank Zeigler, H F , ' --T' Donald Drexler, Clinton Beckner, Mildred Q lil Martin, Anna Marie George, Lynn Reid, I 1 Ronnie Rook, james Rhinehart, Lois Bald- i 1 win, Patti Pechart, Sylvia Stabnau, Irvin Shaffer, Fred Shively and Joann Rolar. i x f, 1 ggi , .., 1315. '4v':?1n i.ujTZfw

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On March 51, 1954, members of our class toured the Gettysburg Battlefield under the super- vision of Miss Plough, our American History teacher, and Mr. Spangler. On April 7, 1955, an Easter program was conducted in the Big Spring Presbyterian Church by Senior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. The height of the social calendar was Aloha,', our junior Prom, held at Memorial Hall on April 22, 1955. Hal Herman and his orchestra provided the music for the Hawaiian event. The class honored the class of 1955 with a V banquet at the Zion Lutheran Church on May 13, , Q 1955. The theme was Southern Plantation Party. 5 - OD June 15, 1955, we received our class rings. ACT IV Time-September, 1955 - June, 1956 Place-Big Spring High School gm Now as seniors, under the f' -- direction of Mr. Woods, and Mr. Fry, we were entering the final year of production. We gained a new classmate from St. Louis, Missouri, john Dively. The class of 1956 was comprised of 56 seniors. we f, ,X , Nga, We chose our leaders: Frank Zeigler, President, Lois Roth, Vice President, Nancy Robinson, Secretary, Alan Henry, Treasurer, and Shirley Stitt, Historian. On October 12, 1955 there was a chance for the seniors to make money by selling magazines. Unfortunately, we lost the campaign against the Juniors. Ronney Rook was high salesman for our class. He sold 35176.25 He took a pair of roller skates as his prize. I

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P A nk L. DANC ff -l J in -sm The annual school play, The Man Who Came to Dinner, on November 19 and 20, 1953, featured some of our members. They were: Lynn Reid, Anna Marie George, Joann Rolar, Sylvia Stabnau, Frank Zeigler, Mildred Martin, Donald Drexler, Clinton Beckner, and james Rhinehart. Our Sophomore Hop Stair- way to the Starsl' was held on December 3, 1953, at Memorial Ha . The dancers danced to the music of Leo Runk and his orchestra. eu, 'T Q, ll Z? I 7.11 ... Q I I lj J' The school skating party was held for 200 students on March 22, 1954, at Rainbow Roller Rink. f gmgsxfwiaf. Ns 1 N 149 lW L'EW ix ' 9 ' nf Ai My lk x 9, ' is ii nr if