Cresson Joint High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Cresson, PA)

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ROW 1: M. Mastri, S. Suckinos, D. Hufford, B. M. Zurilla, M. Angermeier, M. T. Hughes, F. Williams, C Wagner, E. Ienkins, I. O'Hara ROW 2: R. Perino, N. Naylor, N. Huber, T. Wright, M. Law, I. Egar, T. Klenotic, D. McClure, W. Sheraw ROW 3: T. O'Donnell, A. Eckenrode, H. Borlie, R. M. Dietrick, B. Conrad, B. Gailey, E. Galley, T. Novak gLU'l.fD!l.d Egar, A. Delegram, E. Frederick, R. P. Ebig, S. Kent Bergamaschi, I ROW 1: R. Maloney, G. Martynuska, I. Nazlt, B. Glass, B. Wyland, N. West, I. Weiland, E. Quartz, I. Haid, B. McCarty ROW 2: I. Schwaderer, K. Fisher, I. Boland, S. Covitch, M. Biier, M. Weise, M. Baker, P. Ivory, P. Holtz, N. Noel, M. E. Prebish, D. Cassidy ROW 3: A. Whiiacre, M. A. Rightnour, B. Smilnak, I. Prebish, T. Muriceak, A. Parks, I. Krise, L. Kelly, D. McCarty Thirty Four

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'fm ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW 1 Z 3 1 2 3 W. Thompson, R. Itle, M. E. Conway, B. Briel, A. Oldham, I. Roberts, F. Riley, I. Callahan, H. Biller, R. Albarano M. Parrish, L. Daugherty, C. Popp, I. Drass, F. McConnell, I. Basal, D. Criste, I. Parrish, R. Biter, G. Capouillez, D. Watt I. Eberhcart, C. Garret, F. Carruthers, W. Gehringer, P. Powell, W. Wilkinson, I. Harris, R. McGuire, I. Nova R. Scott, W. Iudd, I. Billet, E. Donovan, I. Borlie, P, Parrish, L. Hoover, E. Hall M. Baker, R. Conrad, P. Lewis, P. Mulhern, R. Passanita, F. Sibis, L. Brown, I. Cuzzolina, R. West, W. Conrad W. Rickens, P. Plummer, M. Beers, I. Iudd, F.Cuomo, C. Vincent, D. Bradley, W. Stevens, R. Eberhart Thirty Three

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Jim Klan of 15' Martin Melley, presidenlg Mr. Ioseph Bradley, adviser: Bernard Weiland, Treasurer: Tom Latterner, Secretary, and Wayne Williams, Vice President. We may have been 126 Silly Sophomores at the beginning ol our second year of school, but nine months oi hard work made a great change in our dispositions. We had iun initiating the Freshmen. Later we got down to the serious business of making money for our class. We sold refreshments at dances and wrestling matches, and our bake sale in Ianuary netted S4U. However, our chief money-making project was a spaghetti supper in February for which our mothers turned cook. Bill Delozier and Pat Chirdon received varsity. football letters. Fourteen sophomores were out for football this year. Eight classmates were junior varsity basketball stars. The wrestling team claimed four Sophies-Pat Chirdon, Melvin Gonsman, Owen Horten, and Norman Murphy. ' The tumblers were Connie Reilly, Ann Plummer. Nadine Koons, and Doris Little. Nadine Koons is doing fine as a varsity cheerleader. Following her are Ann Plummer and Doris Little in the junior varsity. Iudy Criste is making good as .a majorette. Laverne Krug and Eric Iudd were attend- ants to the football king and queen. Ellen lane Eckenrode and Bob Campbell were elect- ed attendants to the king and queen at the Christmas dance. Leonard Basil entered the I Speak for Democracy contest. Mr. Flinn has eight sophomores to help with his fine band. The Sophomores have three intramural girls' basketball teams-Iitterbugs, Scorchers, and Hot Shots. The Scorchers are the class champs. Doris Little, Sally Kelly, and Laverne Krug represented us on the Girls' Council. Oscar Biddle, Pat Chirdon, and William Miller were on the Boys' Council. Thirty Five