Dayton Joint High School - Maple Memories Yearbook (Dayton, PA)

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X I' F N' n r, 9,,My,xfM,b y , fl- ,Qf: 'f' W A J Ns f it ,,f .- ' A 8, H L15 MQW, W 'N 'N 5 fx Q31 Af., ,f if ' Nfl? Room 101- . Row 1-Janet Williams, Janet West, Ellen Shick, Roberta Stover, Shirley Rupp, Janet Shick, VN! Grace Slagle, Mrs. Helm. ' Row 2-Deanna Schrecengost, Donna Shillings, Pat Shannon, Dorothy Reesman, Judy Pence, E Joanne West, Larue Shick, Charlene Milliron, Pat Wall. Row 3-Sherwood Kline, Richard Lewis, Ed Wadding, Bob Seanor, Don Patterson, Stanley Gro- ver, Kaye McCoy, Leroy Stear, Gary Schrecengost, Kenneth White. Row 4-Ronald Wolfe, James Smith, Allen McConnell, John Odosso, Stanley Petras, Don Smith, Sam Kunselman, Cecil McMeans, Ronald Stitler. ROOM 102- Row 1-Betty Good, Kathleen Adams, Bernice Marshall, Jean Calhoun, Joanne Croyle, Linda Beck, Grace Lockhart, Isabelle Hollenbaugh, Miss Marietti. Row 2-Paul Dickey, Doris Clever, Marilyn Brocious, Ellen Hughes, Delores Cornman, Violet Doverspike, Frances Galbraith, Alvin Deemer. Row 3-Woodrow Bassinger, Richard Coleman, Raymond Barrett, Guy Crissman, Warren Ather- ton, Donald Atherton, Wendell Alcorn, Reed Fisher. Row 4-Ronald Beer, Bob Atherton, Eugene Farster, Ronald Fisher, Allen Brocious, Ron Ather- ton, Marvin Marsh, Ray Brothers. 29

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3-5 r JUNICIQ C ASS Officers and Advisors President: Bernice Marshall Vice President: Janet Williams Secretary: Gary Schrecengost Treasurer: Cecil McMeans Historian: Roberta Stover Advisors: Mrs. Patricia Helm tSeatedJ Janet Williams, Bernice Marshall, Roberta Stover tStandingJ Miss Marietti, Cecil McMeans, Gary Schrec- engost, Mrs. Helm s c P ,O GOIN' STEADY The class of '57 began its Junior year with 72 students. During the year our class was reduced in size when Ronald Beere, Joanne Croyle, Dan Damore, Richard Reedy, and William Reesman left. Additions to the class were Pat Shannon and Marvin Marsh. Although work has been much harder this year we have had a lot of excitement and enjoyed more activities. Highlighting the activities were a Bake Sale, the arrival of our Class Rings, the annual Junior Prom, and the Halloween Ball. The class rings arrived in December, about two weeks before Christmas. This was really a big day for the Junior Class. The Junior Prom, along with the May Crowning proved to be a huge success. The decorations, which took many hours of planning and actual hand work, success- fully transformed the gym into a magnificent ballroom. The Halloween Ball was a very jovial affair at which a good time was had by all. The Junior Class sold homemade candy and cookies and served apple cider to all who came. A prize was given to Dick Schrecengost, who was dressed like a space man. His was by far the most iiendish looking costume at the dance. Emerson Shick's portrayal of the poor, colored cab driver earned for him the prize for the most original costume. Betty Ann Good and Joanne Croyle were very cleverly dressed in matching colonial dresses and bonnets made of crepe paper. The dance was a bundle of fun, as well as a financial success. DEAR JOHN WALKING MY BABY BACK THE THREE HOME MUSKETEERS is La,'i: ..... m . :. .gi- Miss Marguerite Mariettl

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al ROOM 2- Row 1-Louise Wolf, Kay Schrecengost, Eleanor Walter, Connie Rupp, Betty William son, Joanne Priester, Darlene Troup, Ruth Miller, Miss Black. Row 2-Rosalie Rupp, Virginia Simmers, Kay Rupp, Glenn Sharrer, Larry Weaver Russell Sell, Patricia Preteroti, Joyce Wolfe, Lillie Pelky. Row 3-Richard Stiteler, Darrell Shirey, James Wilson, Jack Schultz, Ralph William son, Raymond Williamson, Harry Shaffer, Richard Sherry, Barry Sloniger. ROOM I2- Row 1-Roberta McGaughey, Nancy Marshall, Madelyn Maurer, Joanne McMeans Louise Kunselman, Frances Kammerdiener, Connie Leinweber, Mr. Evans. Row 2-Alma Mathews, Larry McLaughlin, John Kammerdiener, Fred Rosenberger Ron McIntyre, Judy Lloyd, Veljeane Kline. Row 3-Charles Miller, Gene Reesman, Bill McKee, Gale McLaughlin, Don Nelson George McCoy, Don Robinson. 30