Duncannon High School - Susquinita Yearbook (Duncannon, PA)

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THE J- ADNV' CONDO MRS. ELIZABETH Mooov Agriculture English, Mathematics MRS. JEANNE HELM English, Social Studies PETER SHERIDAN Social Studies ,, J.FRED LAUSTER MRS. CLARA GOODWIN Science Civics Home Economics '

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f Bistorv of Glass V45 2 At least the folks whose year ends '45 Have kept their history quite alive. But 'tis not so, let it be said. Yes, alive and hoping to prove themselves a part of the story of time itself. Of course the year of 1941, our Freshman year, did not find us united into one common historical clan, as some had shifted to other Q clans, and others had drifted into the field of laborf' However, bear with us as we recount briefly the outstanding events from our record of 'ff ix fame. J ERA 1 The year of the great green page, known to worldly humans as the Freshman. Sixty-eight more or less valorous mortals started their page C? of history, a task so onerous that one member soon left-a nervous wreck: W W Helen Deppen. Another found the strain too great: Helen Klucker. The Q two Helens were followed by Bruce Kumler, and Marlin Hammaker, who , proved unwilling warriors. 16 ERA 2 Our edorts during Era 1 were so great that for the four lost in Era , 1. four new ones came to help: Blanche Hoffman, Lucille Leach, Thomas Alandar, Robert Myers. Their added strength was needed because in the Q W dull interval between these two great eras, several wandered off and were ' lost, thus failing to return: Joseph Berrier, William Bitting, John David- son, Cloyd Stine, Stanley Morrison, Bessie Johnson, Betty Klinepeter, Margaret Liddick, Emma Peters, Maxine Weldon. We wasted no time seeking them for time marches on, and we marched with it. During this era several more left, either to carve individual historical records or to cease such labors. Ronald Hoffman left to blaze his page via sky writing for the Navyg others who merely ceased labors Were: Raymond Dudley, Shirley Fenton, John Roller, Charles Hockenberry, Lloyd Weaver, ,Robert Myers, James Moyer. 4 ERA 3 iff Fiddle-dee-dee, here's Era 3. Armed with determination Robert Campbell and Mary Austin Myers joined our history-making clan, but after a few feeble attempts at adjustment, Mary Austin gave up totally. Rocky boldly labored on much assisted by the clan. Proof that courage, determina- tion, energy, and sacrifice are qualities needed by those who make history is found in the lists of persons found lacking in the various stages of progress. This year or era was no exception, so scan the list: Lucille Leach, Vivian Koons, Paul Boyer, John Reed. The .clan also lost those eager to blaze their paths where highways never ran -Boyd Wolford, John Tasker, and Donald Liddick, all Navy lads now. 6