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

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thirty FRESHMEN Nathan Stoltzfus, James Carrigan, Eugene Styer, Wilbur Hixson, Donald Grove, Ralph Carvell, Leonard Gehret. Mr. John Polischak, Norman Stoltzfus, Marie Kurtz, Rhoda Hartz, Juli- anne March, Martha Beiler, Naomi Stoltzfus, Louella Beiler, Martha Grossmann, Mary Houck, Louise Beam, Robert DeLong, Veronica Carrigan, Sara Ann Pike, Donald Wells, Frank Fries, Alyce Filmore, Betty Byler. OFFICERS Donald Wells . . .... President Frank Fries . . . . . .Vice President Alyce Filmore . . . . Secretary Sara Arm Pike. . . . Treasurer

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SOPHOMORES The Class of '50 were promoted in rank last year and are now on the second deck as Sophomores. Their enrollment as Freshmen was twenty-three at the end ofthe yearg as Sophomores they end their year with eighteen members. With Rev. Bradley for their adviser the class has shown remarkable ability in sales- manship. Selling chocolate milk each day at noon in both the high and elementary schools has proved very profitable. One of the important events of the year for the class was the sponsoring of a roller skating party at the Ringing Rocks Skating Park near Pottstown. The Sophomores have made a name for their class by having so many members par- ticipating in athletics. Rosabel Witwer, Irma Shirk, and Ernie Abbott were regular players on the Girls' Basketball Team, while Howard Muhlenberg and Walter Cook played on the Boys' Varsity Team. In the field of baseball Howard Muhlenberg, Walter Cook, and Elmer Glass were three of Coach Polischak's regular line-up. Howard Muhlenberg and Walter Cook were also on the C.H.S. Track squad. With this enthusiasm the Class of '50 looks forward to the future days at Caernarvon when they can do their part in gaining laurels and recognition for their school. This earnest- ness of spirit shows not only in the field of athletics, but also in other extra-curricular ac- tivities and scholarship. There is little doubt but that their ship will sail on to greater ad- ventures in the ensuing two years. Q1 .X fix K f iv! Y' ff sf 7 JY df 1 twenty-nine

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FRESHMEN The Freshmen have taken their first year at Caernarvon in grand style. They have made themselves known around school by tak- ing an active part in all activities. Under the guidance of Mr. Polischak the class elected officers and prepared themselves for their high school career. The Freshmen have proved their athletic ability. Among those who played basketball were: james Carrigan, Robert DeLong, Walter Filmore, Frank Fries,Wilbur Hixson, and Eugene Styer. The girls who played basketball were Alyce Filmore and Julianne March. Baseball has also called the Freshmen to participate. Frank Fries, Eugene Sty- er, Robert DeLong, Donald Wells, james Carrigan, and Walter Filmore have gained positions on the team. The Caernarvon Orchestra also has numerous Freshmen on its active list. Among these are: James Carrigan, Ralph Carvell, Robert DeLong, Alyce Filmore, Walter Filmore, Donald Wells, and Frank Fries. Louella Beiler plays in the String Orchestra. These twenty -five boys and girls have showed great school spir- it this year and are looking forward to an active sophomore program next year. X GY 'L Q, ov algebra, I H Label'-PHI NG-W1 Q ? ESQUIREQQ l -CA 2 L7 e g K 4 N K thirty-one