Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

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JUNIOR CLASS SECTION A First Row: Doris Minich, Alice Eshbaugh, Ester Dolby, Nancy Cookson, Leila Cookson,'Mary Lutz, Gene Servey, Virginia Carrier, Miss Hasely. Second Row: Jane Cyphert, Helen Crissman, Jane Olson, Alice Collett, Jean Fryer, Jean Miller, Kenneth Miller. Third Row: Jean Lucas, Theresa Blotzer, Don Miller, George Markley, Paul Lewis, Leonard Witherow, Ted Eaker, John Hollobaugh. Fourth Row: Jack Mercer, James Reed, Russell Jacox, John Carter, Wallace Miller, William Champion. JUNIOR CLASS SECTION B First Row: Miss Walker, Mabel Hodge, Edith Neuland, Helen Edder, Doris Henry, Peggy Reighard, Joan Reinsel. Second Row: Thelma Crawford, Hazel George, Helen Cook, Amanda Strattan, Mary Booth, Donald Miller, Roland Miller. Third Row: Gerald Reinsel, Glenn Matthews, Eugene Hollar, Ted Hetrick, Leroy Edwards. Fourth Row: William Kossman, Clyde Gross, Sylvester Pasquerette, Duane Haines, Weyland Wells, Merlin Leadbetter, John Bartley. eighteen

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'M -gm gg 1943 President ..,., . . ,. John Carter Vice President . Jack Mercer Treasurer ,. , Eugene Hollar Secretary Jeanne Miller CLASS HISTORY On September 2, 1941 a crew of 66 Juniors with their merry Ships Ahoy , sailed their battleships into quarter numbers 4 and 8 under the protective guid- ance of Miss Walker and Miss Hasely through the churning waves of companion- ship into the sea of 42 . After making acquaintances with our new members and also renewing our old friendships, we held a class meeting and chose the above members to hold our fort for the coming year. We were faced with the problem of all Juniors- our rings. Having ordered our rings last spring before the term ended, they arrived early in the fall. Everyone was pleased with his ring. In October we planned a weiner roast and a hayride but because of bad weather the hayride was converted into a house party and the hayride was held a week later. The party was held at the home of Amanda Strattan. We had a delightful time, especially with our teachers present, Miss Hasely, Miss Walker and Mr. Bowser. In December we held a meeting to raise money for the Prom. It was decided to hold a skating party at the Clarion Rink where everyone had an enjoyable evening except for a few floor burns and bruises. Through the efforts of the girls of the Junior Class the appearance of the girls locker room has been greatly improved, with the help of our Health teacher, Miss Hasely. We bought new blue shower curtains decorated with pictures of ships. We then painted the lockers white, trimmed in red, with the numbers in blue. The benches were also painted red and white, and so the locker room took on a patriotic appearance. We all wish to thank the girls who use the locker room for their co-operative work in helping us keep the room tidy and clean. Last, but one of the best and nicest parts of being a Junior, is preparing a prom for our Seniors. When our plans are completed the faculty and Seniors will share our efforts and happiness. We shall return to port next September as Senior Sailors of our crew. Until then, Ship Ahoy . seventeen

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,svpfwmvm - gm D 7944 HISTORY OF SOPHOMORE CLASS Last year we were a happy group of young Freshmen. We liked all the members of our faculty and with their help and careful guidance we progressed rapidly. This year we, the Sophomore Class, numbering sixty students, entered the portals of Clarion-Limestone on September 4, 1941, looking forward to a happy and prosperous school term. 4 The first class meeting was held on September 17th in Mr. Roger's room with the former officers presiding. We then elected class officers who are as follows: President . .,..................t....,.. Gerald Shingledecker Vice-President ..,., ,.,.,. . . Alleane Gathers Secretary ..,....... ......,,, V erda Deily Treasurer ....,.. ,... L ionel Sayers Song Leader .s..,.... .,...., . , ., ....,.... Huldah Rankin Our class was divided into two groups. The A group under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Rogers. The B group adviser is Miss Pauline Naugle. At our first meeting we discussed the initiation of the Freshmen and decided on many humorous things for them to do. It was held on September 26, 1941. We also decided to have a weine roast which was held at Margaret Rader's home on Thursday, September 25th, e party was a great success and every- one appreciated the good time. On December 15th sponsored a show at the Orpheum Theater in Clarion - Henry Aldrich for President. There was a good attendance and the proceeds amounted to eleven dollars and some cents, which was added to the class treasury. The Sophomore Class has contributed a number of students for the extra curricular activities. Darrel Love and Robert Kerr, both of the Junior Varsity, are guards on the Boys Basketball team, Sarah Harnish and Betty Reighard are mem- bers of the Girls Basketball team. The Sophomore Class is also well represented in the Band and in the Orchestra. We also have several members of our class in the Boys and Girls Chorus. We are constantly striving to achieve our goal and hope some day that our school will be proud of us. We also hope to come back next year as Jolly Juniors . nineteen