Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Lack H Virrs flavlz Sprvd Johnnie' Commercial Jayvee Football 2 Jayvee Basketball 2 Varsity Bas all 3 4 H Y 2 Donoruv I VVALTFR Dot Commercial ARLFAF XVFISS Curly Academic LAMAR A. VVELL1vER Lum, Academic Hi-Y 2, 3 4' Literary Staff Memorabilia 4. S. JOAN XVENNER ,flow Commercial Literary Staff of Memora- bilia 4: Commercial Pro- gram 2, 3, 4: Gym Demon- stration 2,4: Baton Twirler 2, 3: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards 60, 80, 100: Gregg 120 Gold Pin. al Hmm Mmsr Wmr llmsxc Academic Thespian 2 3 4 Dramatic ub 2 3 4 All Sc oo ay 4 Tri H Y 2 urls Glee Club 2 Cheer e er 2 3 4 Ai vm Jfnirs 'oonium' Academic Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 limb. KLIIN Youxc Spike Baum Commercial JEAN H. You wc Jeanie Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4' Memora- bilia Staff 4: Baton Twirler 2. 3 4' Gym Demons ra- t' n 2 3 4: Press Club 3, 4' Girls Chorus 4' ra- matic Club 3 4: Gregg Dic- tation and Tran'cription Awards 60, 80. 100: Com- mercial Prozram 4: Thes- pian 4 : Greilll 120 Gold Pin. Puv1.i.1s R. Zrzrrras Puri Academic Girls' Shop Club 2.

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twig! c SPL L, wtf t MH Gftllll t Jill L P' fb J CQ ' W til. xy. 4. SW? ' My nf ,VA1 5: lift. Y... 'x W' wtf Yvrf Ci WMM WJ JUNIGR CLASS HISTORY C ' .L M The Junior Class has an outstanding history. Members of this class took I part in many school activities during their Sophomore year. Several of the boys made the varsity squads in athlcticsg others took part in the All-School Play , ' XYhen Stars Shine. The junior Varisty basketball team composed mostly of W members of the Class of '43 won the League Championship last year. Many of the students were active in the Band Concert, the Commercial Program, and the Gym Demonstration. During their Sophomore year our future seniors sold candy at the basketball games and made a substantial profit. The football team composed largely of members of the class won six of the nine games played. Many new yells were introduced during the school year by 'heerleaders. seven of whom were members of the junior Class. e are sure that under the capable direction of their faculty advisers, Miss and Mr. Brown. the junior Class will continue its good work. iw the L 3' 'E WVJJ7, ff, 1,444 ' 4 pal fyn. we SOPHGMURE CLASS HISTORY gf llistory of the class of l'9-14 is in the making and a line history it certainly C4717 ' will be. .-Xt a class meeting on flctober 7, l94l, the following people were chosen I to represent the Sophomores as otlicersz President. .Xlbert liudyg Vice President. ,, --'E- , Mar3' lidith Shipmang Secretary, lforotlly lleane llendershottg Historian, tirant -J ' Stackhouse. I J 4 X The Sophomores are tortunate in having two such hne advisers as Kliss Sue: ,Q 4 ' Yeager and Mr. Xvllllfllll Shutt, under whose supervision a successful candy con- 5, 54 ,,-' cession was held at the home games during the basketball season. This was the ' . ' hrst drive for money to be placed in the treasury to be used for Sopliomfvfei W, activities. , - ' y 1 1, -. L . r Q..