Clarks Summit Clarks Green High School - Cliffs Yearbook (Clarks Summit, PA)

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.Aga-1 W fi 3 M -4-'Y X .afar SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ln 1910 Qmy how can we remember so far backlj A group of dents entered during the next six years Finally we were graduated to the Hlgh School building where we became the seventh grade During the two vears in seventh and eighth grades we became acquainted with our school and also with the teachers We all loved Miss Carpenter and do you knovs ' she loved some of us sometimes' So atter struggling through two years we found ourselves Joining the ranks ot the underclassmen of the High School Upon entering High School as the Freshman class we found that we had ninety members Many of these were from near by towns We at once bec mme a big problem because of our SIZQ being about the largest that exer entered Clarks Summit High School Our class was socially inclined so we held a weiner roast at the home of Ruth Barron Many ot ou1 class went out for track and several played on the basketball teams We held a picnic at Lake Winola on the last day of school Remember the whip and the terrls wheel' When we returned in September as Sophomores we discovered that our large class had decreased in numbers but at the same time new stu dents had entered The class was divided into two sections with Miss Baxter and Miss Lewis as home room teachers At the first business meeting the tollowlng ofhcers were elected President James Young Vice President Beniamln Lesh Secretary Ruth Barron Treasurer Joe Moran lt seems that our greatest pleasure was the annual weiner roast so we had one at Charles Pearce's home. Our Sophomore boys began to show wonderful possibilities as future football players because Bert Decker, Bud Mirtz and Jerry Roche already played on the Varsity. Always a hard working class UD we appreciated the vacation time which soon had rolled around. A new group of teachers filled the ranks when we returned as Juniors. Miss Copenhaver, Miss Escott, Miss Schwab and Miss Parry were new faculty members with whom we soon became acquainted. Miss Copen- haver, and Miss Watkins became our class advisors. 111 1 .1 1010: -113 ig lg in: ug pin.-:e-:ni 1 1 1 1- 1 -1 .1 I.: L- in: :ini H-C 4 T '-Tl : ' A X ii if Us XL ' P5 xy 3 1 -- ' ' lilly L 1 Y Quad mg, 1 greg? 4-Q.,,- -..I f., .Ac-6,-., Y' . y Y K n youngsters entered the Clarks Summit Grade School. Many new stu- kf L, ' L. r I ,A v l 7. V.-W - . y L Y . . . I 2 . H . . , . Y 1 ! ' ' L ' ll Y ' 77 K6 ' ' 'YY K ' ' ' ' ' . : .' , : 5 ' ' 'Y' v . K v : ' 1

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33 A ,jW Greeting We, the Senior Class of 1932, present this volume of The CliHs to Miss Watkins and Mr. Davies, our class advisors, in recogni- tion of their cooperation and interest in all our activities. We hope that this little voltune will preserve for the Seniors the memories of their High School Days for the under classmen a remembrance of the activities of this school year Staff Editor in Chief Ruth Barron Assistant Editor in Chief Anne Fellows Business Manager Bert Decker Asst Business Manager Viola Eckhardt Circulation Manager Louis Gabriel Asst Circulation Manager Paul Poinsard Associate Editors Grace Sturm Helen Decker Edith Watkins Jimmy Young Jane Alexander Grace Murphy 3 ' s K . :cj 3-gi DOC Qcjx :Oc xc :gif Dc 1 K , . i Q . N , . . I ' i . I in n W' r Y ::::.Q.,Q.f:::::::::Qi::::f:11::::::::,:::::L:.,:::1r: 2

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zzz:zz::z::1::1:v14:::::::::v1f: zlezxz :1:r:4::u1:: :::::1:..-:final-::::1: lxzxi: i 'll-.5 v 4 M Azz, ,IW Semor Class History Instead of the regular ws einer roast our class held a Christmas party hach member of the class receix ed a ten cent gift Oh those toys' They gave away so many secrets lhe class rings arrived and were we proud ' The rings received a lot ot admiration from ex ery one Juniors played prominent parts A capable committee made plans for the biggest exent of the year the Junior benior Prom The decorations and the music were superb and everyone had a marvelous time lt was uith eagerness that as 1931 drew to a close we Juniors looked forward to the time ww hen our dreams would be realized and we would be the beniors ot 32 lhe summer passed quickly and the class of 32 entered the High bchool as beniors lt seems the underclassmen have always looked up to the beniois and now it became our turn to accept the praising UD glances ot the underclassmen Hou ex er after several weeks this became common place and the novelty of being Seniors soon wore off At a cla s meeting in the early part of the year the Senior class officers were elected lhey are President James Young Vice President Bob Hall becretary Arthur lferguson Treasurer Ben Lesh Plans were made early in the year for our trip to Washington our caps and govsns mutations and other Senior necessities Many interesting parties were held during the year which are enumerated in the Senior Class Calendar along with the other class activities. It seems like a dream that we have completed the four long years of high school even though ue look brave we all haxe a queer feeling in our hearts vshich proves that ue will miss our Alma Mater and all the good she has held in store for us. We appreciate the patience sw ith which our instructors haue taught us. As we go forth in life we will remember the joys and the friendships that vue haxe had and found in Clark s Sum- mit High bchool. 5 '7. i -' 1 -.--.5 fr.-. . . or ' - H ' - ff X wks- .cue ' 'd ' A I.-J- 241, v ' x , . 0 In the play A Full House, presented by the Dramatic Club, many I . ' my . J Y y Y '. 1 W y . . .. , . , . V y . Y ' ' 7 V1 ' Y ' 1 Y ' -gk., v Q . . . sn . Y V , L x . SA . . . u p , y ' x Y 5 ' J , ' 1 , - . . , L u H , Y ll ,I V y V , , , , u u , . 7 7 x 7 Y Y ,