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

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Class Song Tune-The Whijfenpouf Song We're the class of '50 here to say Farewell Farewell Months and days have gone and our school years end. Farewell Farewell Teachers and students we hicl you aclieu, Thanking you now for helping us through. Each one of us should have something in view. As we depart. As we leave our school let us think what it meant. Best days gone by. Live to Learn Learn to Live As we journey on. Through coming years. We'll cherish our colors the green and the gray. Ancl the talisman rose with its beauty so gay. We'll remember the days spent here. Farewell Farewell BY PHYLLIS HENRY Lucu.E MILLER MARGUERITE WARNER E231

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Junior Class First Row: lleft to rightl Pauline Shaffer, Anna Mae Thoman, Dorothy Rudisill, Elzora Harrell, Julian Grote. Second Row: William Rahn, Florence Hunt, Janet Bange, Audrey Hawkins, Macletta Miller, Mary Rahn, Gladys Miller, Evelyn Wallcer, Jane Miller. Third Row: Wayne Lehr, Ammon Alban, George Lucabaugh, Samuel Price, Wayne Beclcner, George Hunt, Dennis McWilliams, Mr. Trout ladviserl. Fourth Row: Glenn Rohrbaugh, Carrol Fuhrman, Donald Miller, James Street, Frederick Trump, Robert Kopp. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY BY ELVA HOARE When school opened last fall, there were 32 students in our class. But during the year two students quit school. Then one new member, Randolph Osborne, was added. The fOllOWll'lg class officers Were selected: President-Harold Warner Secretary-Mary Rahn Treasurer-Macletta Miller Historian-Elva Hoare The class held two skating parties during the year. They also went to Philadelphia and saw many interesting places. Our class play There Go the Groomsv was held March 30 and April 1, 1950. The play was a great success. It was directed by Mr. Clair Trout, our school adviser. We hope that our senior year will be just as successful as our junior year has been. U01