Conrad High School - Conradian Yearbook (Woodcrest, DE)

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SENIOR OFFICERS Joyce Rhoads, secretaryg Bill Miller, presidenty Jerry Quigg, vice president Betty Boulden, Treasurer CLASS OF '55 LARGEST IN CONRAD HISTORY SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First row: Stewart, Owens, DeStatney, May, Irelan, Miller, Second row: Francisco, Broadbent, Ev ns Sloman, Strickland, Narvel.

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ROOM 208 LEADS IN FRUIT CAKE SALES PROFITS HELP FINANCE SENIOR HOP Returns from the senior fruit cake sale showed that room 208 led the other homerooms in total sales. Jack Lattomus was the class high sales- man. When the final report was received, Miss Powell, senior advisor, announced that the prof- its for the class were approximately ninety dol- lars. This money was used to finance senior- sponsored activities. Perhaps the major proiect of the year was the annual Valentine Dance, the Senior Hop. The Q theme was set as Sweet-Hearts in Paris. Ben Morris and His Comets were engaged to supply the music for the evening's entertainment. Other activities were planned by the Senior executive committee. Officers were Bill Miller, president, Jerry Quigg, vice president, Joyce Rhoads, secretary, and Betty Boulden, treasurer. They were supplemented by the senior executive committee, which was composed of one boy and one girl from each senior homeroom. , Q4 il ,Q ,ip X4 'X-in., 3 - n High salesmen Bederman, Bell, Pritchard, Kincaid, and Lattomus accounted for more than halt the fruit cake sales. Pictured above are the top salesmen of room 208, the homeroom which won first prize in fruit cake sales competition. First row: Lafferty, Kenney, May, Johnson. Second row: Lattomus, Marple, Kincaid, Jester.