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

Page 33 text:

Ruw l lr!! ru rrght: SU'1ShUCk.,I-OIIXIV kms. Morrison. McNc1l, V.m Norman Dugm, Grcczmlclm. Rcnwlck, KRIYLIHJ Uamccrolo, HuHm.m, Row 2 Schutz, Biss, Tortorclln, Wlxcl plcy. Stott, TVLIYII-llfl, Krmh. Dcvcll Amlcrson, I1OX.X'3 lhka. Sxplc, Cr.1I't. Bruno lffccrucr. Hmws. Row l lr!! uv nght: Rlttcnhousc Clrrlsurm, Hyscmg. Curry. Cluono, Mom son, Amlcrson, M.1rsh.1ll, Fyc, Bishop Bmuurd. Row 2 Kccncn. ln:.m.1, Trunzo Schlcmmcr, Hcnson, Lylc, Ollvio, Wine Sumhc. Fcrmm, Clutrxstcr. Row l Isl! IH nghr Tokar, Kmgulm Whclplcy, Cmlcrg vcltl, PCYFUZZI, XXIIIT Llcrs, Wclhaclxcr. Stcclc. HIICFHQHI. Row Z Dug.m, Hoover, Gmybill Hootcn, Gallo, Tdolwcrg, Tvirmcini Taylor, Lcushcl, Row 3 Frmcu. Hmnw. Strmclwcrg.

Page 32 text:

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

Page 34 text:

H'-Q-au-....4..g. Seventh Grade Seventh grade officers depart from a meeting. it ,,'i,.L ' Left to right: Adams Kpvesidcvitl, Mr. Lee Shallcr, Frceinti . --ff -..,.f'Yff ' ., - V ' fVlCC'PTCSlLlC7lIl, Lockwood fSccrclriryfTrciisxcrc1l. GRADE BECQMES AC UAI TED On the fourth day of Septemher, 1948, the portals of the high school opened to admit the new seventh graders. They streamed hopefully to their assigned places and began one of the most hectic years of their school life. The first few weeks were filled with confusion and anxiety, hut the novelty of ringing hells and cluttered schedules soon wore off and they settled down to hard work. Mr. Lee Shaffer, the class advisor, helped them to make their adjustments to high school routine. Dickens' Christmas Carol presented to the entire student hody over the Puhlic Address System, hrought the seventh graders into the limelight, provided Hiscinating entertainment, and drew compliments galoreg this presentation was the culminating activity for a unit studied in the seventh grade English classes. A rollicking good time was had hy all who attended the seventh grade class party on April twenty'ninth. After sitting out a few dances, the boys shed their lambflike timidity, donned wolfflike holdness, and asked the girls to dance. lviany sighs were heard as the evening drew to a close, for everyone had had a wonderful time. Now at the end of their Hrst year here, the seventh graders feel that they like junior high school very much. With live full years ahead, they anticipate a wonderful high school career, and the fulfillment of many long cherished dreams. johnson, Ghar. Ferdi, Franco. Iddings, Lyle. Coder. chick, Keister, Onoratti. Martini Thompson, Morrison. Regotti. Gorham, Reddinger. Rowl left lu right. Ryilen, ti Preston, Weisiier, Clark. llrnmherg Row Z Koval, Matson, jones Stirr Heverley, Bundy, Boschini, Iiillotk Row3 Buskirk, Snyder. Pisirtiitk Pompeii, Dull, Schaffner. Logue Pisar Row l left to right: Lindholm ir ner, Lockwood, Himes. Geist. Thompson DeSantis. Robinson. Prendtrgist Row 2 -Mclvlinn, Amitrone. Ktister Wells. Weilaicher Gregario. Orlosky Miller, Amitrone, Palm, Vincenyo Row 3' 'Puhala Thompson, Frtcmtr Tortorella, Baka, Adams, Fsposito