Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT TROUTMAN VICTOR BARTON SUZANNE REARICK Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer SENIORS In the year 1941 we came to Everett High to prepare for the climbing of the ladder of success. We seemed to be a promising group for the future. Our class officers for that year were Robert Latta, Shirley Weicht, and Sara Jane Hershberger. We entered into our Sophomore year with much enthusiasm and took everything in our stride. We elected the following class officers: Victor Barton, John Caro, Richard Van Horn, and Pauline Snyder. Special events of that year included a skating party at Cypher Beach and the production of the class play, Comin' Round the Mountain . When we entered school as jolly Juniors, we had our aims set higher than ever before. We realized that we had climbed a few steps of Life's ladder since we entered as Sophornores, and we were just a little nearer the heights, but still had some climbing to do. We began to realize more fully that those days were merely stepping stones to the monument we hoped some day to erect as a reward of our own labor. Our class officers that year were: Mary Lou Burket, Sara Jane Hersh- berger, and Howard Ruby. We must not forget our Junior class play, Double Door , that brought much enjoyment to the audience. In September 1944 we entered Everett High School for the last time but this time as Seniors. We elected the following class officers: Victor Barton, Robert Troutman, and Suzanne Rearick. The Senior play, Lady, Be Good , starred Carolyn Mobus and Paul Myers. Sara Jane Hershberger captained the girls to another basketball cham- pionship. Our Senior year was well spent, and progress was normal. We have a vision of accomplishing bigger things. We have done our best just as hun- dreds of others have done in the past and others will do in the future. We filled our place, and in that our duty was done. We are merely a link in the procession of classes entering and leaving Everett High. We are now standing on the threshold of a new life. Our visions are beckoning us to move forward into untried pleasures and experiencesg yet we linger when it is ours to cast a farewell glance back over our most pleas- ant and most profitable high school days. Page ten

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IRENE R. ARVIN Uhorus Il, 4, Home lic. 4. Ambition-Nurse. Most in-ized possession-Excellent l uvorite saying- Oli, Gee. SHIRLEY K. AVEY Tri-Hi-Y 2, Ii, 45 l':lri'of 2, .l, 4 llrauimtiv 43 WARRIOR 4. Ambition--Interior ll:-vm-utnr. Most prized possession--Nylnns. l4'nvorite saying- Nuts. BETTY L. BAKER Girl Sc-ouis 13 Lihruriun 2: Home Vhorus 4. ,-Xnilxition-Wife. ' 'Irene' ' posture. ' 'Mike' ' Press -I Q 4 nBeas 1 Ex' 'P 'l 4' Most prized possession- l'onds'' eonmlexinn. Favorite suying- Do toll. JOHN BARKMAN Johnny llmuera 3, 4: Rifle 4. AmhitionfI'ilot. Most prized possession--15142 Moiitprmiiwy Ward pox-ket wntrh. Favorite saying:- 'l'nkv it easy. VICTOR H. BARTON Goan Class Pres. 2, 4: Student Council 1. 2. Il. -it l 'i' lxll Hi Y i, 2, il, 41 Purrot , -, .. 1. 3, 3, 4. .huhition-Burtvmler. iiuskvt 1 Most prized possession-'l'wo lisuuires. lfaworitv saying-' 'How TQ lillHll2llli.i ' JOHN E. BERTRAM Jackson Ili-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Bnskeilmll 1, 2. 3. -li Parrot 2, il: Honor Society Il: Baisehzill 3: Student Council 21 WVARRIOR 4. Ambition-Houd wuiter. Most prized possession-Side kick lVietorl. l nvo1-ite saying- I can't be bothered. RICHARD T. BLACKBURN Chicken Camera 2, 3, 4: Rifle 43 Hi-Y 2, J, 4, Ambition-Travel. Most prized nossession--llriver's license. Favorite saying-' '0h, brother' ', or ' 'Yeah nmn. P. WILLIAM BUCHER Butcher Hi-Y 3, 4: Camera Il, 45 Ilruniaitic 4: Chorus 11. Ambition-Chemical Engineer. Mos! prized possession-l'nllection of hobby pins. I Favorite suying+ 0h yeah. MARY LOU BURKET 4 :Fiesta 1 Orch. 1, 2: String Ensemble 4: Dramatic 2, 3, 43 Parrot 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Triple Trio 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Double Door 33 Lady, Be Good 4: Floss Pres. 32 Score-keeper 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: National Honor Soeiety Sl, 4: NVARILIOR 4. Ambition-Torch sin 'or . L, . Most prized possession-llussion for chocolate milk shakes. Favorite saying- I know what you mc-an. EARL E. CALHOUN Rifle Club 4. Ambition-Airplane meehnnic. Most prized possession-Mnndolin. Favorite saying- Could be. Earl i Page eleven 4