Brockway Area High School - Dawn Yearbook (Brockway, PA)

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WW fume. .. I ,,- FRESHME When it comes to originality and initiative the freshmen ire t w , Q oi s. Under the supervisioii of lvlrs. Mg 'h' 4 4 ' s mrs all, their ever willing advisor, they had an interesting program of class activities. Early in the year they elected as their leaders the following officers: President, Ruth Calhoun, VicefPresident, Paul Thompsong SecretaryfTreasf urer, Patricia Mehall. The votes had hardly been Left to ri hr Th BECCDME SERICJUS counted when Candyland Party plans hegan to unfold. Wheii that evening rolled around, the school gym really wore its new look . With festive decorations all had changed to Chocolate Bud Land. There the freshmen and their guests enjoyed an evening of dancing, climaxed by the serving ofa delicious lunch prepared by the home economics girls. This class can be justly proud of its part in school activities, for it was well represented in football, basketball, majorettes, band, and chorus, and the nonfparticipating freshmen could always be counted on for moral support at school functions. Freshmen made outstanding contributions also in the field of Lift by supplying posters for the operetta, senior play, and bulletin board displays throughout the year. Cofoperation was definitely the keynote to freshmen achievement this year. Their last project, a class trip to Cooks Forest, provided a perfect ending for a most eventful sch ool term. Ninth grade girls prepare for their future. Freshman Class Freshmen class otliccrs tonicr with advisor. g :M ompson C il houn, Mrs. Marshall, Mehall

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A ' Sheley, Curry. GRADE GREATES HATGHET HUP One or' BrockvvayfSnyder High Schools largest classes this year hoasted a membership of S4 eighth grade students. This Class of '53 , led hy Donna Steele, President, Sally Curry, Viceljresident, and Betty Fye, Secretary, was advised on class matters hy Miss Shelev, its sponsor. Among cherished memories of 1949 will unf douhtedly he those recalling the hilarious Hatchet Hop held in Fehruary. Patriotic decorations, centering around the traditional story of George Washiiigtoii and the cherry tree, were much in evidence as the students enjoyed appropriate games and dances. The eighthfgraders, veterans by now, hecame well adjusted and frequent participants in school activities this year, having lost all traces of their seventhfgrade timidity. They ventured into music, art, and athletics, and contrihuted ape preciahly to the success of school functions. A class picnic was eargerly anticipated as the tinal getftogether of the year. Eighth graders demonstrate artistic talents. Eighth Grade Eighth grade officers seek idvitc Left to right:-f'Steelc, Fyc Miss