Conshohocken High School - Echo Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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ROW i, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Ratkowaki. B. Rapine. K. Riaell. It. Rowland. ROW 2: R. Riaell. J. Lyle. P. Zaleski. F. Ricci. C. Rabut. M. Picone. ROW 3: R. Rarirh. L. Laskey. E. Lebold. J. DiDonato. G. Hanna. J. Blair. W. Hanaell. J. Lepera. but as friends... ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Mattson. M. Cameron. B. Bean. J. Garnett. ROW 2: W. March. E. Harris. D. Martinez. V. Williams. It. Aman. M. Duchinski. M. Smith. R. McQuirns. ROW 3: J. Sroka. N. Moyer. J. Mahoney. P. Sliffer. B. Smondrowski. J. Serafin. J. Ouigg. J. Street, F. Speaker. C. McKeever.

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — J. Thomas, president; E. Mutko ski. secretary; N. Moyer, vice-president: B. Amin, treasurer. Numerous opportunities were opened to the Class of 1961. Several students of the Junior Class have been accepted into the Conshohocken Chapter of the National Honor Society; others have participated in the various sports and clubs of the school. The Junior Class has conducted varied projects including the selling of Christmas cards, candy, and cake under the supervision of their class advisors, Miss Rae Blake and Mrs. Anita Woodruff. The juniors were especially happy when February 24 arrived, for they received their class rings. They were one of the most excited classes around C. H. S. on this day. Many juniors have already decided what positions they will hold in the future. Whatever they have chosen, may the seniors-to-be succeed in all their undertakings. only as underclassmen, HOW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Travagline. L. Vitacolona. B. Ruth. ROW 2: L. Kulp. R. Keown. A. Graham. D. Connelly. K. Kline. J. Leonard. R. Jamri, K. Kintxley, G. Risell. ROW 3: M. Rogalski. E. Rutter. B. andergrift. M. Keller. J. Thomas. J. Hammonds. R. Keown. W. Cermannki. T. Grzywacz. 28

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the supervision of Miss Catherine Higgins, members of the Sophomore Class of 1960 held their first class meeting and elected class officers in October. Filled with enthusiasm, the eager sophomores launched a pretzel sale followed by a fruit cake sale for Thanksgiving and Christmas. As the year progressed, the super-salesmen began another campaign-selling small stuffed animals. Other class projects included several pie and cake sales, Mother’s Day cakes, and a cookie sale, all of which were successful because of the sophomore’s hard work. The focal point of the year was the sophomore’s annual May dance, “Underwater Paradise,’’ when they worked energetically to entertain the upperclassmen. This dance climaxed the Soph’s more than routine year. OFFICERS—J. Horn, president: J. Mattson. treasurer: S. Siboie, secretary: W. Lifhtkep. vice-president (absent when picture was taken). you Have Helped us ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Zinger. J. Smith. J. Mathis. B. R denbaugh. ROW 2: B. Vogelbacher. P. Noble. L. Smith. S. Siboie. S. Stingle. O. Watkins. D. Law rence. ROW 3: R. Stewart. D. Ricci. J. Pizza. R. Sz manski. R. Wood. K. Hissner. J. Szymanski. F. Yuotto. 30