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i 1 unior Class First row, left to right-Ethel Wehrly, Grace Thoman, Lois Sipe, John Newcomer, Nevin Moul, Delores Rohrbaugh, Betty Bohr, Joyce Messerly, James Alban. Second row-Anna Kaltreider, Ruby Brillhart, Adeline Miller, Phyllis Brown, Beatrice Leese, Verna Miller, Freicla Thoman, Isabelle Keeny, Anna Rohrbaugh, Cornelia Rohrbaugh, Mrs. Heindel, class adviser. Third tow-Clark Walker, Donald Meckley, Virginia Bortner, Treva Myers, Lois Renoll, Betty Wildasin, Geraldine Bortner, Sara Kling, Fourth row-Burnell Wagner, Robert Stiiller, Richard Brillhart, Richard Krug, Francis Sterner, Dean Rohrbaugh, Roger Harbold, Robert Strausbaugh, Charles Tyson. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY BY Lois SIPE, '49 On September 2, 1947, we were glad to see thirty-nine familiar faces returning to the junior class. We have lost two classmates, Richard Matthews and Virginia Bortner. However, another member, Walter Trivett, has been added to our class. Near the end of our sophomore year we elected the following people to serve as officers for the junior year: President-Delores Rohrbaugh Vice President-Nevin Moul Secretary-Betty Bohr Treasurer-John Newcomer Reporter-Joyce Messerly Historian-Lois Sipe Several of the boys in our class were on soccer, basketball and baseball teams. Several girls were on the basketball and volleyball teams. Joyce Messerly won first prize and Ethel Wehrly won second prize with their Biology notebooks which were taken to the York Fair. Grace Thoman and Dean Rohrbaugh took part in the school play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Town. We have changed our class colors from blue and white to green and gray. We hope the juniors of next year will enjoy their junior year as much as we have. U81
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Sophomore Class First row, left to right-Marguerite Warner, Freida Lehr, Roscilla Lerew, Rosalie Krebs, Betty Krebs, Donald Bortner, Levere Miller, Lucile Miller, Phyllis Henry, Martha Herrick, Fairy Herrick. Second row--Edna Forbes, Nancy Sipe, Norma Strausbaugh, Dorothy Brenneman, Charlotte Warner, Nadine Rinehart, Anna Harrell, Arlene Rother, Greta Swartz, Marion Albright, Elsie Dubs, Delores Hawkins, Arlene Dusman, Jean Garman, Jean Meckley, Mary Snyder, Miss Gaffney, adviser. Third row-Milton Myers, Marlin Folkenroth, James Bear, Ruby Humphrey, Buna Hobson, Estella Thomas, June Williams, Helen Sutherland, Janet Brown, Patricia Gift, Richard Krebs. Fourth row-Allan Rohrbaugh, Kenneth Myers, Robert Cramer, Harold Rohrbaugh, Robert Trump, George Harbold, Laverne Glatfelter, Leonard Kerr, Millard Rohrbaugh, Kenneth Black, Marvin Matthews, Frank Clarton, James Price, Howard Bensel. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY BY ROSALIE KREBS, '50 September 2, 1947, fifty-six sophomores were seen climbing the hill to Codorus Town- ship High School. Four of them were new faces to most of us. The new ones were Arlene Rother, Patricia Gift, Anna Harrall and Buna Hobson. A few days after school opened a new pupil, Ruby Humphrey, started, but she quit after several days. Buna Hobson was later transferred to Westminster High School. Four of the sophomore girls were on the cheering squad. They were Lucile Miller, Phyllis Henry, Nadine Rinehart and Anna Harrall. Quite a few sophomore boys and girls were on the basketball teams. The sophomores took part in the school play and in the operetta. Most of us enjoyed our sophomore year and are looking forward to our junior year. To those who will follow us we wish much success and happiness. T291
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