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

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SENIORS ROSABEL WITWER Class Treasurer 2,3,Lg BLUGOLD bg THE WELSHMAN 1,2,3,4 - Editor A - Business Manager 2,33 Girls Chor- us l,2,3,4g Basketball 2, 3,l+3 Cheerleader l,2,3,hg Girls' Ath- letic Association l,2,3,h-Treas- urer 3 - Secretary bg Sewing Club President 25 'The Whoofenpoof' 35 'Here We Go Again' 35 'Rebecca of Sgnnybrook Farm' bg Student Coun- c . Rosie - peppy cheerleader - hard-working editor of THE WELSHMAN - dependable - great lover of sports - ready with wisecracks - likeable - prospective teacher fd f X52 1 ff l' CLASS COLORS Green and gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow rose CLASS MDTTO 'Live to learn and learn to 11ve.'

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SENIDRS Q IRMA M. SHIRK Class President 3,h5 Class Vice President 15 BLUGOLD A5 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h5 Mixed Chorus 25 Basketball 1,2,3,h - Co-captain 3 - Captain hi Girls' Athletic As- sociation l,2,3,h - Secretary 3 - President hz Junior Town Meeting of the Air 35 Debating bg Craft Club 25 Correspondence Club 35 'Here we Go Again' 35 'Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm' L5 Student Coun- cil L. Shirkie - ace shot in basketball - quiet - ardent lover of all sports - accordionist - ambitious-capable lead- er-cool,calm and collected - future dentist assistant RUTHMARY G. WAGNER Class Secretary 25BLUG0LD Art Ed- itor L5 THE WELSHMAN Art Editor 1,2,3,h5 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,b5 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,k: Camera Club 35 'The Whoofenpoof' 35 'Here we Go Again' 35 'Rebecca of Sunny- brook Farm' A. 0 ASN Ruthie - lively - accordion squeezer - speedy in short hand and typing - little but mighty - craves western music - the old master painter - future secretary

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall creased by twenty-two by Mr. John Polischak way to meet the other was performed when we of l9l+6 the enrollment of C.H.S. was in- scared and nervous freshmen. We were welcomed who gave us our schedule and sent us on our teachers. The first of our high school duties elected our class leaders. Howard Mhhlenberg was chosen to be president and Irma Shirk was elected to assist him in his duties. We chose Dorothy Oatman to keep records of our acti- vities and Walter Cook to handle our money problems. The C.H.S. basketball teams had representatives from the freshman class. Irma Shirk and Ernie Abbott were on the girls' team while Howard Muhlenberg and Walter Cook were on the boys' team. The latter two were also members of the track team. The cheerleading squad had two of the girls, Ernie Abbott and Rosabel Witwer, as its members. When we returned as sophomores, we had seventeen of our original classmates. Once again we elected class officers. This time the results were: Ernie Abbott, Presidentg Ethel Hart, Vice Presidentg Ruthmary Wagner, Secretary, and Rosabel Witwer, Treasur- er. This year we sold chocolate milk in order to raise money. Then, for the enjoyment of all, we spon- sored a roller skating par- ty. f I f Rosabel Ethel Hart, Howard berg, Walter Cook, Oatman and Ernie joined THE WELSHMAN 1 4,,- K Xx' '-3 f X 4 ' 'wird . I I' ,525 x H - 1, 5 X v7'f'x I l students at noon. At Christmas we sold raise chips cards community. Another outstanding event of the of class rings. and pretzels 22 Witwer, Muhlen- Dorothy Abbott staff. As juniors we had only fourteen members, how- ever, we did not let our size hinder us. In order to money we sold potato to the to the people of the year was the ordering