Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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V? THE JANITORS The graduating class of ll?-17 wishes to thank our janitors, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Angus, and our janitress, Mrs. Davis, for the splendid joh they have done. These three people have worked hard and long to make our school neat and elean-a sehool we can he proud of. XYe know we can never repay them for their many services hut we take this opportunity to let them know their work does not go nnappreefated. Mr. Kelly with his ready wit, Mr. Angus with his willingness to tackle any jolm no matter how hard, and Mrs. Davis with her pleasing personality are three people who will remain long in our memory as making our days at school a little more pleasant. Mr. Angus. Mrs. Davis Mr. Kelly 12

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Y? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS it t Seated, left to right: R. Watts, J. Underwood, K. Gunter, J. Babb. Standing: R. Schell. E. Bowman. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September, IQ44. saw Hloomsburg High School open its friendly doors to one of the most active classes ever to matriculate at Bloomsburg. This fall our foot- ball team was coached by Mr. Ben Pollock. Our class was well represented on the Varsity football team that won five games, lost three, and tied one. Our tradi- tional Thanksgiving Day game was played at Danville in the snow, but Blooms- burg came out on top with a 13-O score. just before the last football game Mr. Pollock entered the Navy and Mr. Golder took his place. Our jayvee basketball tcam captured the Susquehanna League title for our high school in twelve wins. and three losses. We sold candy at the basketball games to earn money for our class. The Varsity basketball team won the Susquehanna League Championship for the fifth time in eight years. Some of us participated in the All School Play. The Family Portrait, the Band Concert, and the Gym Demonstration. Our class advisors who were to guide us throughout our three years were Mr. Schell and Miss Rowman. XVe elected the following officers: Beverly Cole, presidentg Marion George, vice-presidentg 'loan Shaffer, secretary, and Gloria Marks, his- torian. Miss Spudis took over the home making class and Mr. Freed the music department and the band. Doyle Edgar and Harry Gray left our class to enlist in the United States Navy. Our junior year will especially be remembered because a few weeks before it opened Vtforld War ll came to an end. VVith the opening of school, there were many changes in the faculty. Mr. Hidlay took over the boys' physical education classes and Mrs. Bader instructed the girls, Miss NVhitenight having left to get married. Mr. Eunson became industrial arts teacher and Mr. Lewis taught voca- tional agriculture. Mr. Reed and Miss Eddinger Filled the positions in the com- mercial department left vacant by Mr. Brown and Mr. Shutt when they entered the Army, and Mr. IE. T. McCormick directed the band, and took over the music classes. The Orangeville High School was discontinued and the pupils were sent Cof.'tinufd my page QI 14