Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

Page 10 text:

Sophomore Class History On September 24, 1917, the Sophomore class hail its first meeting for the purpose of organizing and electing officers. The' group is to he guided through the remaining school years by Mrs. Claire Griffith. Miss Regina Nugent, as advisers, and illiam Mattson as President; Marion Murray, Vice President; Grace Blair. Secretary, and Charles McCurdy, Treasurer. Again on October 8 of the same year the class was called for a meeting to decide on the first project they were to undertake. Since it was felt that selling of fruit cakes was most profitable, it was adapted immediately. We fared as well as could he expected hut sin-rcrely hope to do better in the future. Although no plans have been made definitely, the Sophomores are looking forward to a £reat tomorrow. ROOM 3 First Row: T. Gal ip, K. Gen-nard. K. Morris. S. Montgomery, C. Stemporosky, M. Murray, J. Sanders, M. Mashman, M. Sara-fin, M. Misrissria. Second Row: A. Murkland. W. Culp, C. McCurdy, .. Martinelli, I). Coni-celli. G. inni, G. Mashintonio, C. Calcagni, A. Camaioni. J. it hols. G. Cardamone. Third Row: E. Miller, G. Spineo, F. Charlesworth, J. Cronin, F. Cress man, M. Miller, If'. Matt-stm. r. Meacham, C. Cobourn, G. Manetti. ROOM 4 First Row: L. I)iPaolo, C. De-nendo, I. Postek, C. Port, D. Donovan. G. Ilauck, S. Pagliaro, J. Yoho. M. Zapien, J. Dobbs. Second Row: V. Wrubleski, S. Gal anti. R. Gam bale. V. Duf-field. R. Dubrusky, F. Dozier, E. Herbert, G. DeCicco, M. Gavaghan, T. Stovell. T. San-gillo. Third Row: J. Grablew-ski. R. Knoehel, G. Samis, R. If eidner, J. Stdtotka. E. Voger-berg, J. Kosek, TV. Greene, J. Stalielek, V. Santi, R. Grahane, II. ff eat er.

Page 9 text:

Dedication To Miss Crossmore. our loyal advisor. u?e dedicate this yearbook. The Echo of 1948. It uas due to her never tiring efforts that this project was made possible. Her patience and understanding gave us the initiative to undertake numerous activities. Through her guidance and leadership we made these activities a success. Miss Crossmore has surely made our high school days something to be remembered always.

Page 11 text:

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS William Mattson Marian Murray Grace Blair Charles McCurdy Miss Nugent Mrs. Griffith President Vice I resident Secretary Treasurer Adviser Adviser r ROOM 14 First Itow: A. Williamson, T W ise, S. Orczechowski, J. Ricci C. Woodie, M. tjuigg, C. Rlair F. Right er,, E. Ripper. M Rhoads. Second Row: E. Rani I). Tarr, N. Quigg, J- Ayres, J Olszewski, R. Young, J. De l itis, J. Vanish, E. DiPasquale L. Taylor, J. Deever, T. Pa chella. Third Row: J. Rur kowski. A. Pagliaro, L. Rruni E. Crigamire, II. Reed. M. Ifar baretta, R. Alfonsi, R. Angei lilh. T. Rarbato, R. Kapichok J. Piatelli, H. Teaford. R Traister. ROOM 16 First Row: M. Fiorentino, M. I jilt her. J. Tickner. A. Lelii, C. Lobb, E. Jackson. M. Flynn. I). W yrembek, J. W inner. A. W otters. Second Row: E. Hofjman, I). Rutter, J. Fetter. M. Law. E. Lewis. E. Tucker. M. W ilHants. P. Nasielski, I). Lasota. L. Harris, R. Ruttman. Third Row: S. Sy man ski. A. Rozecki. J. F on-dots, H. R. Lorenz. A. Smith. R. Richardson, P. Stanko, T. Schrader. W . Lesniewski. ('.. Foster. Fourth Row: R. Hannum. F. Flocco, N. Rinker, J. Witt.