Duncannon High School - Susquinita Yearbook (Duncannon, PA)

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CLASS HISTORY-CONTINUED Never did any clan carve a greater record, never a clan do so many firsts: the first to sponsor a Junior Dance early in the year, the first to serve so many Seniors and Alumni at the annual banquet. This was the era of jewelry purchasing and J unior-promming. Our record for all events is an enviable as well as an historical one. Ah! We have reached the summit We longed and fought for so, And since our conquest's limited, No more this way we'll go. The clan will be divided, Each member its separate way, But the record made. its history Forever on pages will stay. You've heard of a blaze of final glory: ours was one this final era. We moved so swiftly, so surely, so forcefully that Mary Ellen Ricker could stand our pace for less than a month. The shadow of the long gentleman with the pointed beard, took several of his nephews from us early-because their ambition made our work seem tame: Linley Cum- mings went into the Army Air Force January 5thg Raymond Naylor under Officers' Candidate School training program enrolled at State College March 7thg Thomas Alander inducted February 27thg Robert Campbell and Robert Lusk to be trained in Radar for the Navy awaited assignment after February 19thg Lee Cunningham, who was really too tired to keep pace with our class, stayed with the class of '46,until he decided to lose his weariness in the Navy after the Thanksgiving game, but Blake Auxt still consoles the Juniors. Wilmer Liddick joined Thomas at Camp Blanding, Florida, March 23rd. Some of our bests in our opinion are: Best Cafeteria Managers .................................. Naylor and Quigley Best Budgeteers ............................................ Sowers and Woleslagle Best Monitors ..................... ......... W oleslagle and Boyles Best Printer ........... .............................. A lander Best Treasurers ....... ........ G raff and Wolpert Best Store Buyer .................... . ................. ........................... S teele Best Store .................................................................... Group Workers Best Stamp and Bond Day Purchaser .............................. Peterman Of course our musicians and athletes have not lowered our standard and the class as a whole leaves a challenge: Follow the trail we have blazed you to go, If you can keep your wind and stand the glow. Of the trail we've blazed and with firm step trod, Go with back unbent and head unbowed.

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NOBMA ALBRIGHT Aggie Holy Heck Norma is one of our talkative girls, but very energetic. She may learn to whisper one of these days. Since she is very friendly and ambitious she gets along H119 with everybody. We wish you all the success that t-onies your way. Norma. PLARL BARRICK BETTY BOYLES Andy Holy heck Andy has served us faithfully as our after- noon monitor. she also has been a successful forward in our basketball team. Her jokes have helped her out of more than one awkward situa- tion, and we hope she never loses this knack. Pearl You're a. wlz Pearl is another one of our girls from the rountry, and is proud of it. She has a liking for :i certain sailor who once went to our school. but who is now serving in lfnele Sam's Navy. Pearl has been aetive in cataloging incoming books in the library. DOROTHY BITTING Ding You old goon Dorothy seems to like sehool very much, she likes work on the farm. Having a nice person- ality, there has never been anything she wouldn't do to help a friend. She takes with her as many wellwishes as she has done favors for us all here in st-hool. HAROLD CARPENTER ocarpu Harold keeps his business strictly to himself but from keen observation we have determined that he has a ear and a girl. This combination has created a very enjoyable pastime for him. Hn-'s another lad who has proved agreeable mostly beeause of his mild and considerate manner. As this Carpenter may become a carpenter. we wish for him a happy life with a wife and a lot of little carpenters. ROBERT CAMPB E LL Rocky Holy Nuts Robert beeame a forty-liver at the beginning of the Junior year. He has added much to football and basketball and has been generally popular with the girls of our own elass. May your Niek- nume be not suggestive of the type of sailing you find in the Navy is our wish. Rot-ky. LINLEY CVMMINGS Jim Are you kiddin' The only reason for the Niekname. we believe. is because it rhymes with Slim, an appropriate adjeetive, No one had a better disposition or tried harder to please all. After four years of being together we miss you and take this oppor- tunity to wish you safe flying, Jim. VERNA DEITER. Deiter Could be Verna is a commercial student. and one of very pleasing personality. She usually has her work eompleted, unless she has had a date the night before, which happens quite often. Verna is also doing a fine job in keeping up the morale of the Army and the Navy.