Derry Area High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Derry, PA)

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I Y J' t I , . .v . ,. if V1 I .,4 Y l J . I N I J I J l I A ' v I 4.9 ,N .id I ' I It I 'f'5, ,g: ff J ge! ' 'fl 'm I A .. .II ,. V X T Y Q k Q N we I I - ij L J II 'I' .av I gg? N I . ENID SMITH ..., ,. . . .......... President ROBERT STAHL ,,,.,......,. Vice-President 33 SOPHOMORE CLASS N September 1937, two hundred and thirty-three students were gathered at Q the High School Airport located at Freshmanville. The entire group was eager to board the plane and become passengers of Derry Township. We were required to show our passports, which were our reports from the grades. The pilot, Mr. Coulter, introduced us to the co-pilots-the faculty. Without delay We took off on our long journey to Seniorville. I' As a group of ambitious students we were eager to begin our careers at once. WILLIAM NOLAN . .... Secretary-Treasurer MISS NICOL .,.. ............ .......... A d viser at Semester and pass the mid-year exams. 'The next stop on our trip was at Vacationland. After a layovedk of three months, we again semb e'at the Airport this time at Sop o ille Incidently our mem- bershi hi de ased somewhat over last y r's s e had decided to stay at V ti l rmanently. N r t - y mark our plane was fore d d 1'1. For the second time we wei re ire to take exams. t p we are nearing Juniorville, ere e ll be granted our pilots li- The routine of the t.rip each day was cense nd be permitted to step! our own much the same. To be able to continue course with a great .d ee free-' murlbjourney we were required to stop dom. mx 'I - - Q Q lf who we ,ge N I N e- msgs ,S X - - S 3 ' 51-I v . . Xa . - R we Qu ' ' ' 710-lfw 5 xg JU -Q xt Y. QNX I

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r gf 41 nf ' WM .x Www il tim 1 I . f , ,g ff JUNIOR CLASS HEN Columbus made ready for his t1'ip to India he had no idea what would happen to his ships, his crew. or himselfg but he took a chance. Thus, it was with the present Juniors when they entered Derry Township High three years ago. Just Columbus landed in a strange place and found many new things, we received our first glimpse of high school life. On his second trip Columbus knew ex- actly what he was going to do. He hoped to find treasure. We entered our second year of high school life with all the as- surance of a Columbus. We expected to find knowledge. We soon discovered JOHN HERALD .......... ,... . .... P resident CHALMERS SILLAMAN ....... Vice-President GRAYCE SELL .. . ...........,..... Secretary JEAN BAUMGARDNER ....... Treasurer D. W. BECK ....,.....4. , ..... Adviser that a treasure, such as knowledge, could not be found without. effort. After we had gained possession of a small part of this knowledge, we appreciated it more because we had to work for it. The braver members faced t.he storms and hardships ahead and safely weathered the gales of the Sophomore year. Unlike Columbus, when we set sail on our third voyage our Junior year, we knew where to find the treasures we sought. Therefore, we were not bound in chains and sent backg but kept on. Al- though fewer in number than three years ago, our class boasts some very outstand- ing students.

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, 'N B 4' f A in , MARY JANE STEWART ,. ...... Presiuem MARIAN FATORA .. ,...... vice-President NORMA STIMMEL ....... secretaryrreasurer W. C. HART . . .......... ,...f,.Adviser .,. 1 -Q ff ,fi j, ., .f if , ROM the small comm,u ' ies 5111351 ,fayas of De1'ry'2t:W14shi vve'came a's'a band Dfsome twgji nlfheclgfsixty very 'een Pfeshman tc r Hi'T. H. S. in t e fall of 1938. Strolling in, groupfby oup, we were not avvwpf tl'fe fortune a friendships that,soon were to bee come ours. A M So this was High School. We began' TMJ the year as a very hilarious and enthLlslx?x CLASS adjusted ourselves to our and became a part of life aigu-rul us. Freshman can, me be found in every activity inQsQoo In athletics, dramatics, forensics, candf'?l3andsf-Pwfl choruses can be fcyhd talentedftngrihers of our class. -'K ' 7 - Tif- The first s,t.ep'stoward our goal has been made. OL11'-nefxtgfifole will be to astic group attending every football 1 . A .Q Y. I I I Jgame and entertainment, as vviell gg, the A hlghel plane' It, If Wh edgeme'iSM,,.am' .T Od Old pep meetings wf confidenqe we anticipate our Sophomore XJA Countless new situations CQH-2-,1'0HtQll in yealqbuye hope to eventually become th HA on all gideg, namely: nwj gtudipgf Pt-J i finestjSenior class our school has ever n classmates, and new teevldersr Dmiillced. . ' LX is . v ' j Q i L -A NX N Q, c -. 27 gli