Columbia High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Columbia, PA)

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'l'l-IE' --F - - in 5 F U: E N NP . .-K f..-s.....l.-1 l 1 L SOPHOMORES Here We are, in the second year of our high school career, and feel as though we a W lected our officers in September and got a very early start e e this year in organizing our class. Frank Bowers left school and caused a vacancy in the tion in the February meeting. re one of the most important classes in C. H. S. office of treasurer. This position was filled by an elec- In March We selected our emblems and pennants and have recent- ly received them. We have representatives in nearly every school activity, and hope to leave a good impression in good old C. H., S. when we have passed out W alize that this is only possible by attain- of her portals some day. e re V ment and diligence and therefore We are striving to be recognized. SPONSORS OFFICERS President-Janet Kraft flsfzgggltzer- Vice President-Joseph Smith Mr An le Treasurer-Mary Gundel Mr' Shiv Secretary-Oscar Gundel Migs Griffin twenty-nine

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Tl-IE Q J elf! l JUNIOR CLASS We, the class of '33 have always maintained .a high goal and we have kept it. We are proud to say that ever since We have been in high school We have had more pupils on the honor roll than any other cla A f I ss. s resh- men, we had several class meetings which were always a great deal of fun for us. At these class meetings we elected as ofiicers' Margie Kraft Pres 'd t E 1 en g lwood Collins, Vice-President, Robert Staman, Secretary 3 and Ruth Jeffries, Treasurer. We planned a doggie roast but the whole thing fell through . We were more successful as sophomores. Our class of- ficers were Margie Kraft, President, Phillip McCachren, Vice President, Janet Brown, Secretary, and Elwood Collins, Treasurer. We selected our pennants this year and we still think they are as pretty as any in high school Our class was increased this year because some of the pupils came to us from Mountville to further their education Since we didn't want t b . o e called a failure again, we planned to have a class party, and it really did materialize. 4 The outstanding achievements of our Junior year were the purchasing of our class jewelry, of which we are very proud, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom is the crowning success of our activities thus far, -and now we can look forward t t ' ' ' o nex year in the hope that it too Wlll be an- other memorable chapter in our class history. A , OFFICERS SPQNSQRS President-Margie Kraft , Mr, Greene Vice President-Charles Stetter Miss Miller Treasurer-Elwood Collins - l Secretary-Abram Schlotthauer twenty-eight

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' s EH l1 K l F RESHMEN Everything fgoodb must have a beginning, so must our class. Many classes have faithfully and patiently turned the last page in their covers of success. But, We are only beginning. We opened our covers in the auditorium on February 11, 1932. There our first page was leafed when the largest freshmen class yet to enter C. H. S. met for its first meeting. This meeting resulted in the election of officers. We turned over the second page of our book of education when on March 16, 1932, our second meeting was held to determine the amount of class dues. Our class is Well represented in all activities to which Freshmen are admitted, such as Crimson and Gold, Orchestra, and Airplane Club and from the freshmen candidates there are many prospects for Colum- bia High's future athletic teams. Although We are green, We hope to bud out soon and make our book of education the biggest and best ever to be left in the halls of C. H. S. OFFICERS SPONSORS President-Rosebelle Yablonovitz Miss Wheeler Vice President-Hazel Kline .1 Mr. Bollinger ' Secretary-Kenneth Musser Mr. Jensen Treasurer-Kathryn Nolte Mr. Dunkel thirfy