Caernarvon Township High School - Blugold Yearbook (Morgantown, PA)

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l2UC2SlfL1f1fl11,1 L Qluss Dorothy Oatman, Ernie Abbott. Walter Cook, John W. Polischalc -Faculty Adviser, Donald Schubel, Evelyn Moyer, Miriam Mast. Donald Grove, Nevin Carvell, Elmer Glass, Roger Kurtz, John Gehman, James DeLong. Dawn Abbott. Grace Stoltzfus., Rosabel Witwer, Jacqueline Lange, Irma Shirlc, Ruthmary Wagner, Ethel Hart. Roy Millard. Howard Muhlenberg, and Elmecla Riehl,missing. CLASS OFFICERS Howard Muhlenberg ............................. - .......... , ............................. President Irma Shirl: ....................... - ....... ........... V ice President Dorothy Oatman ......... .................. S ecretary Walter Cook. ..... - ....... ........... T reasurer .-iii thi r' t y-seven X

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ff peaceful hut activated sophomore year. Their enrollment as Fresh- X SOPl lOYYLOUQ C5lL1,SS The Class of '49 left the turmoil of their freshman year to a more men totaled twenty at the end of the term. As Sophomores they end their present year with a total of twelve industrious members. They chose cardinal and grey for their class colors and the talis- man rose as their flower. Success: we can, we must has become then- class motto. During their freshman yearithey elected the following officers: President, Claude Seifrit: Vice President., Clyde Smith: Secretary, Nancy Arters: and Treasurer., Betty Magyar. With Rev. Bradley for their class adviser this group has shown strides in salesmanship. Besides selling chocolate mill: each day at noon hoth at the high and elementary schools. these ambitious students were runner-up in the high school magazine contest. They also spon- sored a roller skating party at the Ringing Rocks Skating Rink which proved to he very successful. thirty-six .Jr

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F K I 1 i X t F'CQSl'L1'YbCL1'L C5l,CLSS In the fall of 1946 twenty-three students began their career at Caernarvon High School. Under the guidance of their class adviser, Mr. Polischalc, these Freshman elected officers, chose their class motto, class colors, and class flower. Learn to live and live to learn will serve as their motto, while green and gold were chosen as class colors. The yellow rose is their class flower. During the year these Freshman have been active. In the fall they began their social season with a hay ride: at Christmas they held a party at noon on the last day of school. This was followed on Valen- tine Day by another party. The freshman have proved that they have some outstanding members in the field of athletics. Howard Muhlenberg played the entire season on the Varsity Basketball team while James DeLong and Walter Cool: played on the Junior Varsity team. Irma Shirlc and Arnie Abbott gained berths on the Girls' Basketball team. Two of the girls, Rosabel Witwer and Ernie Abbott, became cheerleaders. This ability did not stop with the athletics. Two members re- presented the class on The Welshman staff. Howard Muhlenberg is on the editorial staff and Ruthmary Wagner has been responsible tor some of the art worlc of the newspaper. With this year as a good beginning the class will go forth to win more laurels for C. H. S. thirty-eight -,.-,,-,......