Catawissa High School - Our Class Book Yearbook (Catawissa, PA)

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Svuhwi ni First Tulmlf' funnfz'r'rIru'k11'isf'----.I. Fisher. E. Fettortnan. I.. K'tcl1cn, J. HIll'!lDl'. S. Feglcy. R. Mt-nsvh. K. Gcor,2'0. Svrmtrl Tulzlv M. lfllltlrllllllltll. J. Nevh. IJ. Troy. 'l'. Btu'llvl'. l'. Kin,fzstun. S. Andrews. Tllirtl Tnhlf' ld. Nuss. V. Swank. ti. llatyt-s. ti. Glenn, .l. Lovztn, B. Beach, N. Jones. 'l'. l,s.-Yun. I.. Spluin. l'. l t-ttcrnlf. .l. Rohinluilt. A. Gregg. .tlmlgf flw IVHII Mrs. Hslrtnlun. Advisor: li. 'l'ivtswurtlt. l'1. fvlll'l ringrtun, M. Yuysttruk, ti. Hopper. W. liwcclt. lt. Ht'l'l'lll2'. R. Zllllllleflllllll, Mr. llllIl,2'l'. .Xtlvist-r. Class of '57 Class of '5 In tht- eighth gratlt- luum-rmnn tht- students are learn- Here we see tlu- Seventh llratlers in the-ir liutnc-rut ing parliamentary proceclurn- and tht-y like it because it with their atlviSf'fS. WFS- Bf'ftlSll'f'SSf'f illltl HV- LUUU- tvaclu-s thvm to vuntluct tlwir class meetings in an ordvrly The lmyg and 'Img had u ww HXp',l,imu,t, ,iW,miw,, IIN . ' 1- - 4 1 r- tnannvr. Because- of tht- size of the class the boys have the-ir honu-rtmni in the lahuratury and the girls have theirs lihtlw Homlx hc' mum' hm ll iy.gf'l l g'AtlWr 'ht' hrst ManY clizmtlvs hail to he tnacle-. lilw suhstilutintl hllysim l'rulay of tht- tnunth for class lllt t'llIlg!. Tho class uhiwrs arv: 'me teacher' l'r0xi11'er1t - TOM LEVAN Also, vlass uHim'Hrs wt-rv 4-host-n for tht- first titnt-. 'l'lu5 yiH.,f1n,5i,lt.,,, AIAHW-If GREGG arc: Patsy Vale-nvik. pre-sitlvntg Bnnnit- Ruup. view--prt-I gwhnvllrv RNJDY Hmmm' flvntg antl Charlvs Napit-rski. st-ctw-tary. T,,.,,w,.l,, - WHAUM1 Bmlmiu Tlu- Class has alrmuly inamle- plans for its avtiwilivs ln future yvars. First lt'11u', lmff fn lfiylnf N. llilligr, li. Stout, ll. Slunnztn, t'. llotulrivks. Swmlrl Iiuu' ll. ltuup. C. 'l'ruy. ll. llnyus. M. Nt-uh, t'. Nztpiurski, l'. Ritter. V. Atulrcws. Tltirrl Ifnu' li. Iltuniuk. M. l vttoi'nlt'. A. lluult-t'. l'. v2llL'llt'lli. B. l.lll4l0llllllllll. J. l'nllot-k, M. I4-vain, D. Snytlur. 1f'n11rfl1 lffrtr J. Fox. S. l r'ctlvr'it'k. li. Det-ter. M. DYUlltltL'll0l'. VV. Bi'et-clt, li. liulminlmlt. S. Vnnsivklc. Ififflt lfwu' W. liivv. ll. l-'isln-r, Nlunrliny uf Fur Imff Mr. Luntz. Advisor. when tht- svluml tvrtn up:-ximl. Tile-y fuuntl high svluml liiv muvh tlifft-rr-nt front that whirh thvy haul just t'mnplt'tul education for rc-ct-ss, changing class:-s. anti hating: num' th in

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Lfji fu lfigxlff .X. Fcgrlcy. l'. llnpnock. IR-grgry llnngc. D. l,inn. R. 'l'homas. Cheers for Cut School First Row, Imff fo lfiyllf -Ii. 'I'ltomns. A. Ifcgrley. H11-oifrl I?:,1r ll. Linn, R, Fctternmn, Tllirfl Ifuu' S. livclmnl. l'. Dnpnock. Swulvrl Miss Kenvin. The buzzer sounds and out on the Hoor run the cheerleaders. They snap into a cheer and urge the team on to win another game. Loud fight yells are a specialty. The cheerleaders are divided into two squads. Varsity and Jayxees. They Q-hcer for soecer, haskethall, and are on hand to root for the hasehall team. They lead pep rallies and help keep the whole school interested in the teams. This year they sponsored a HKick-oflw dance at the beginning of soccer season. An added attraction is Peggy Bunge, who is all of fue years old. She adds a lot to the appearance of the squad. and cheers along with the hest of them. First Ifvlc, Left In Hiyllf S. lflvelami, F. F0llSlt'l'Illill'lt0l'. Sficonrl ltlllll' ll. Slllllllilll. li. 'l'll0l1l2lS. Ii. lfcttcr- msln. l'. Yah-ncik. Tllirrl Hou' li. tietkin, ll. Linn. A. Fcgley. l'. Sherncsky. Fffurtlz Ifou' B. Bret-clu. l'. Dnpnock. v .wm w ww-sf www, t s,.u-m-mm.,....i,,w,.x