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

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Barbara Martynuska is crowned by Phyllis Weiland, Mr. Iames Bittner crowns Roger Murphy. Um ldnlzld Hmm a jwtball ' .Queen FOOTBALL CORONATION Bad weather cancelled the outdoor coro- nation of our football king and queen this year. The event, therefore, took place during inter- mission at a dance held at the American Le- gion Ballroom on Wednesday, October 20. Barbara Martynuska and Roger Murphy had the honor of being crowned king and queen, since the Seniors bought the greatest percentage of subscriptions to the Powhatan. Phyllis Weiland, last year's football queen, had the pleasure of crowning Barbara, While Mr. Rittner, Senior Adviser, crowned Roger. Attendants were loann Nazit and Iames Harris from the Iunior class, LaVerne Krug and Eric Iudd of the Sophomore class, and Mary Borlie and Carl Martynuska from the Fresh- men class. Left to right-Carl Martynuska, Eric'Iudd, Iames Harris, Bruce Bradley, Roger Murphy, Kathy Hoover, Barbara Marty nuska, Phyllis Weiland, Ioann Nazit, Monica Flinn, LaVerne Krug, Mary Borlie.

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ROW 1: Shirley O'Donriell, Philly Grcmire, Lois Latterner, Marcia Overberger, Betty Mae Zurilla, Becky Criste, Ianet Hall, Mary Ann Parrish, Ann Schettig. ROW 2: Anita Parks, Cara Hufford, Edna Mae Stiftler, Nancy Schettig, Carol Rice, Shirley Kent, Deanna Cassidy. ROW 3: Elaine Williams, Shirley Sharer, Dolores Huttord, Mary Mastri, Mary Catherine Graham, Ioann Eger. ROW 4: Thelma Wright, Ioan Latterner, Ianet Stock, Iudith Criste, Betty Guinivan, Harriet Parrish. 105311014 67 The Boys' Ensemble participated in the Christmas program and Spring Concert. They have also sung in assembly programs and as- sisted in P. T. A. programs. The members are as follows: Seniors: Bill Carney, Bill Glass, Bob Far- ren, Roger Murphy, Paul Hollern, Tom Slattery, Dennis Slattery. Iuniors: Iohn Parrish, Iim Harris, Wayne Rickens, Fred McConnell, Duane Watt. Sophomores: Martin Melley, Art McHail. The Boys' and Girls' choruses entertained the Cresson Women's Club the second Mon- day in December. Martha Trexler, Ethel Ketenheim, Carol Conrad, and Iimmie Harris represented C. I. H. S. in All-County Band and Chorus on Feb- ruary 4. It was held in the recreation room at Hastings High School. Ethel Kentenheim, flutist, represented C. I. H. S. in Forensic Instrumental Cocmpetition. She qualified to go directly to district elim- Jn Um wmld inations held at Iuniata College, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, March 29. The Freshmen, Sophomore and Iunior members of the Girls' Chorus provided ap- propriate music for Baccalaureate Services in the school auditorium and for Graduation Ex- ercises at the American Legion Heritage Room. Accompanists for the choral groups were: Ioseph Hajdu, eighth grade, Art McHail, Sopho- more and Miss Iulia Kopler. D. Watt, F. McConnell, I. Parrish, I. Harris were an active singing group this year.

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Uwz pwumm Ulumfwlzd Klum Girls' Council Registers Parents. On Monday night, November 8, 1954, the Annual Back-to-School Night was observed by l the faculty and students of Cresson Ioint High School. Classes were held from seven to nine, and the parents, relatives, and friends of the stu- dents Were given the opportunity to attend school and observe classes in action. Parents were able to see how their children were progressing in their Work. The members of the Girls' Council escorted our visitors to the classes of their choice. Afterwards, a light luncheon was served in the cafeteria for the faculty members, parents and friends. Parents change classes, too rents attend English II class. Fifty Seven