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

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.,-7' Z- I- Class History fcontinuedl Early in the fall, we sponsored a skating party and invited the rest of high school. We selected red and white for our class colors and on January 9, 1940 we chose our pennants. We also presented our literary in January. In April, we took third place in Field Day Activities. The officers elected for our'JBdimr year were president, William Wcnnerg vice president, Arthur Miller: secretary, Anna Mae Luboldg business manager, Marie Grovcg treasurer, Geraldine Becktclg class reporter to the Hi-Lita Flora Cooper. In March of 1940, Captain Gross was inducted into the Army and at the close of school we lost another well loved teacher, Miss Ott. With a nov teacher, Miss Zimmerman as class advisor, we E fan our Junior year. Our number hrf gpduced to nineteen. We selected our class rings and in December presented a thregaact comedy entitled 'Whcre's'Grandma?' In March we started selling stationery which proved to be quite profitable. In Field Day activities we took second place and in May we entertained the Seniors at a buffet luncheon. We elected the following officers for our Senior year: Mac Kinsinger, 5 presidentg Arthur Miller, vice presidentg