Blythe Township High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (New Philadelphia, PA)

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Jlzllfvppm. PRES?-IMEN Plebeian 7937'- '-1

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wwe SOPHOIVIORE CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer James Berrang Paul Kantner Patricia Coleman Joseph Doyle Advisers Mr. Devlin Mr. Wingaris ' Timidly but with great hopes we entered the Blythe Township High School on Sep- tember 6, l935. The new building had been completed and we were indeed proud to realize that we would spend four full years in t-his modernly equipped building. The first year was not very eventful ex- cept for our commencement play which was held in the new auditorium. Unfortunately, this marked the end of the school career of many of our classmates. One of our friends, Virginia Gonzales, left for Puerto Rico to make her home. , Miss Francks M r. Zukas We are proud of the fact thatlone of our members, Gertrude Guers, has the enviable record of perfect attendance for the ten years that she has been in school. Elizabeth Niadna during this year received a prize for salesmanship. Edward Sakalauskus, Edward Doyle and Joseph Shields have attained prominence in athletics. Several other Soph- omores have shown signs of promise. ln this field and many others we are looking to a bright high school career. 7937- Page Forty-six

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PPM' FRESH MAN CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Vincent McDonald Edward Powell Julia Noonan Thomas Snyder Advisers Miss Bambrick Miss Guers Mr. Ruch ' We never knew there could be so many corridors in one building as we found on our first day at Blythe. September first loomed up before us all during the summer as the date set for the beginning of a new life. And it proved to be all we had ex- pected. . Our goals in the high school were and continue to be filled with honor for this Mr. McGee Mr. Kemple school of which we have become a part. Many of our rank show promise of athletic ability. Many others have talent in other lines. Inasmuch as this is our first year we have not had much opportunity to do things but we have our Junior High School Com- mencement in June and then we can be more active. 7937 Page Forty-eight