Elderton High School - El Hy An Yearbook (Elderton, PA)

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Juniors -. fu. ww 3 5 T F 4 a T A I r 1 L A A 1 X,,.Q OFFICERS President Bettl' Zona Vice President Mildred R0555 Sec!-em,-y Iane Patrick Treasurer DOD-na Swfufak Advisor Mrs. Nancy Campbell The juniors, like countless junior classes through the years at E. R. H. S, , had the biggest problem that would confront them in their high school days: financing the trip to Kennywood Park and, of course, their own fiom, of which the theme was The Song of the Islands. To raise money, the imaginative class, along with the new junior class advisor, Mrs. Campbell, racked their brains for new and old pro- jects. They came up with several good ideas, After much prodding and pushing, enough money was raised for both projects. The juniors look forward eagerly to their next year, and knowing that will be their last at E. R. H. S many of them will try hard to improve themselves during their remaining year in high school.

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TRESSLER, NANCY--Perhaps the shortest girl in the class, Nancy is by no means the shortest in temper or brains. The science and home ecomornics departments are bright- ened by her presence in them. WALTERS, FREDA--A chatter-box with green eyes and almost-red hair, Freda maintains the old adage, Laugh and the world laughs with you. Her strong alto is heard in the chorus. WRIGHT, HARVEY--Another pro- duct of the Keystone State's F. F. A. He has out-standing ability for agri- culture and pursues this field avidly. He includes this in his future plans, also. SKOVENSKI, ELEANOR--As a grad of 1955, El's picture was omitted from its rightfulplace, withher own classmates. We were very sorry to have done this., However, she is a perky lass and was the belle of the ball in high school and still is, though she has left her place in the old Alma Mater. The graduates will remember the concession stand at one of their last track meets

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