Codorus High School - Glen Echo Yearbook (Glenville, PA)

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Junior Class History On a perfect late September day of the term 1941-1942, thirty-one of us joined the ranks of upperclassmen in the halls of C. T. H. S. A few weeks later Dale Nace dis- continued his studies in order to work at home. Then, in April, Edith Krebs left us. Now with our band of twenty-nine Jolly juniors firmly united, we hope to finish this term and complete a very successful term next year as seniors. At a meeting of our class soon after school opened, we elected these officers to serve for the year: Richard Ehrhart, president, Austin Case, vice president, Esther Tracy, secretary, Geraldine Henry, treasurer, Vergie Wehrly, reporter, Gene Trump, historian. Mr. Fuhrman is our adviser for the third consecutive year. Because of the polio epidemic last year, we were unable to display various scrap-books made the year before, at the 1941 York Fair. Now we are working on others and we do hope that we won't meet with disappointment this time. Richard Ehrhart and Gene Trump were participants in the annual Spelling Bee with Eichelberger High of Hanover. This year, after much debating, both schools received plaques. For the first time in our school career our class was represented in the annual debate which was held March 27. Frances Krebs and Richard Ehrhart, juniors, and one senior team member, discussed the negative side of the question and won the debate. Frances Krebs was chosen best speaker of the negative team. As juniors, we presented our three-act comedy, In Cherry Time, on April 16 and 18, in the high school auditorium. We enjoyed the hard work required to make it a success. Austin Case and Henry Fuhrman were prominent players in the annual school operetta, Jeanie , while a number of other juniors were members of the chorus. Esther Tracy and Gene Trump participated in the Music Festival held in April, at Wrightsville High School. Most of the boys in our class are active in some form of athletics-soccer, basketball, baseball and track. The girls had several inter-scholastic games both in basketball and volley ball. Intramural games are also very popular. The faculty is sometimes included in these games and usually they make a good showing. The girls were practicing volley ball earnestly in preparation for the volley ball conference at Wrightsville in May. Besides athletics we have been interested in other extra-curricular activities. We have all been members of one or two of the clubs, we have given plays in assembly, and in all ways have tried to be loyal and cooperative to our dear Alma Mater. We have tried to live up to our title of jolly Juniors even if our high spirits have sometimes been nearly crushed by an avalanche of duties. Now we are looking forward to becoming dauntless seniors. G. L. T., '43 E291

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. .f sg-wr-f-5-1-1'. f'w Sophomore Class History On September 29, 1941, forty-three sophomores returned to C. T. H. S. We were sorry that several had discontinued their school work. They were: Meriam Bankert, Thelma Bortner, Arlene Kopp, Annabelle Myers, Erma Ruhlman, Sylvia Tyson, Evelyn Wilson, and Kenneth Rohrbaugh. Lorraine Shue was transferred to Hanover High School. Early in the year, a meeting was called to order by our class adviser, Mr. Herrick. At this time we elected the following officers: President, Carl Ehrhartg vice president, Alfred Taylor, secretary, Helen Rebertg treasurer, Sterling Baugherg reporter, Mildred Auchey, historian, Virginia Cramer. Our sophomore class seemed very active. Each one joined one or more of the various clubs. On February 10, 1942, Helen Rebert took Part in the spelling contest held between C. T. H. S. and Eichelberger High School. The sophomore class sold more subscriptions than any other class for the Curtis Publishing Campaign. Raymond Cooper received a prize for selling the highest amount. The boys are very active in sports, such as basketball, baseball and soccer. Dennis Heindel and Alfred Taylor are on the junior varsity basketball team. A few of the girls are on the track team. On December 22, 1941, the sophomores held a one act play, Christmas in the Old Home Town, in the auditorium of C. T. H. S. We all hope to return next term to different studies and to participate in a very active junior year. V. M. C., '44 U11