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

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Sophomores Officers President Kit Rosensteel Vice President Darlene Cocovich Secretary Darlene Lesneskie Treasurer Evelyn Knopick Advisor Mr. Lemmon Ralston The sophomore class, since leaving the junior high school, has gained more prestige in the school than before. Naturally they tried to live up to their reputation. Less silliness and more dignity marked this promotion. Finally they were there. The new sophomores got busy immediately and elected a crackerjack group of officers. With them and their advisor, Mr. Ralston, the class had different money-making projects. They sold blue and white Elders Ridge caps. Their biggest event however, was a joint dance with the junior class, with the imaginative theme of Hearts in Rhythm. This was a memorable beginning for their first year in senior high.