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

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FIRST ROW. Snyder, Stoltzfus, Kantner, Ruoss, Helder, R Hat aloski, Rossman, Hoffman, Trout. SECOND ROW: Hoffman, Becker, Moyer, O'Neill, Glick, R. Roth, Pauley, Hataloski, Davis TH RD ROW: D. Fox, J. Moyer, McFarland, Reifsnyder, Kruppar bach, Berstler, Learned. FACULTY ADVISER: William Moyer. 32,0 0l'l'l ored Having sponsored a skating party at the Reading Fairground Skating Rink, the members of the sophomore class,mdthWdlliam Moyer asdueiradviser, have proved them- selves able to put all their ef- forts into the limited activities available to them. In musical activities, eight of the sophomores were members of thenarching band and eight of the girls belonged to the Girls' Cho- rus. Five of the boys were on the Junior-Varsitybasketball team and four girls played on the girls' varsity team. The officers ofthe class are asfbllows: president,Robert Krup- penbachg vice-president, Richard Glickg secretary, Shirley Beck- erg treasurer, Doris Ann McFar- land.

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,Sires iln i lON: HcKonly, Weiler, Hartman, Roth, Martin, Gring, Nit- man. QECOVU iCf: Qeyer, N. Nountz, Iert, Elsie Moyer, Wagner, Ethel Moyer, Calvin Howe. THIRD RON: Klinger, Spotts, Mattie, Fox, Zimmerman. FACULTY ADVISER: Kenneth Ness. C LLIZLCJFU With the social event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, to their credit, the class of lQ5h will nove intothe senior homeroom neXtsemester.Uhder Kenneth Ness's direction thc class also present- ed their play Arril Eh. The arri- val of the class rings, January lf, was another highlight of the clnss's third yearin high school. In order to increase their trea- sury, Christmas cards were sold by the juniors. In extra-curricular activi- ties the class is represented in the band, chorus, school paper, Varsity and Junior-Varsity bas- ketball. Dale Beam served as class president, Eugene Gring as vice- president, Elsie Moyer as secre- tary and Audrey Fox as treasurer.

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in Us , 'i Beginning theirfirst year of high school education,the thirty- two freshmen have shown coopera- tion,although they have not spon- sored any activities. Five members of the class have displayedtheir musical abil- ity playing in the band. Nine of the boys are participating in sports. In the freshmen class as- sembly program January 30 they FIRST ROW: Kennel, Whiteman, Sweitzer, Bixlen Dukeman, Clark, Erb, Schaffer, Bitler. SECOND ROW: C. Weaver, Clark, R. Roth, King, Urban, Pellicciotti, Schweitzer, J. Martin, E. Mountz, Fries. THIRD RCW: McCord, Carroll Howe, Gring, Hoffard, Stroman, Witwer, Stoltzfus, Filmore, R. Weaver. FACULTY AD- VISER: John Polischak. iiSZLZl5l4l7l6V1 presented the one-act play nWild- cat Willie Gets the Wooliesn. Ronald Keeler was chosen by the members of the class to serve as president during their first year, with Chester Clark as vice- president.RobertFilmore fulfilled the secretarial obligations and Betsy Fries was treasurer. John Polischak was the adviser of the group.