Boyer Memorial School - Boyeran Yearbook (Halifax, PA)

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1 a W Class History . s The end of summer vacation had ' come and on September 5, 1939, forty- 4 6, two puoils assembled to be admitted to 1 ' high school. To meny, coming to this ii school was a new experienceg to few A others, it was notg but to all high V' ' school was as a huge door behind which i ' were concealed many gysteries. M, Bashful and shy, we all took our it tfex I seats, wondering what the next four g ' years had in store for us. Q Ye. , Near the end of September, when we began AFM qi? to feel more at home, we held a class Q G' meeting and elected trial president. is Each presided at one of the following meetings and late in October we chose I Arthur Mille? as president and lilliam Wenner as our vice president. Other' officers were Jenn Cooper, secretaryg V49 qx Rosalie Sheesley, treasurer, and Anna 'A Mae Lubold, business manager. Q During the year we held a weiner roast at Tourist Park and an ice 'Q skating party on the river. We presented our first literary J K in January and in April took fourth y k place in Field Day. Yi Officers elected for the following ' 5, year were Arthur Miller, president, John Humphrey, vice president, Anna 'Q 5, Mae Lubold, secretfryg Robert Poffend 3 berger, tremsurerg Roselie Sheesley, 1 business mane' furg anf' Marie Grove, ey in class reiportcir ip.: T31 Iii-Lite. Q ml In our Scohomcf your our number jj 5' had reduced to thirt,-ene. s , .9 i N fl , -E ,.,n,.....,-..u...r.,, -0 1 1 4 1 A 4 ... . I Y 4 1 A Y A W A -Q V A 1 1