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

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Mr. Himes ROW 1 — DeCooman, S. Boll man. Gilpin. M. Ferguson Browell. Conner. Clark Fisher ROW 2-Mr. Himes. I,. Foor Felton. Hartman. M. Boll man. N. Diehl. Arvin Hershberger. N. Crawford Burket. Cornell ROW 3—Fetters. Dodson Bartholow. Dilling. Bussard Dicken. Day. Hixson. S Conover ROW 4 —Grubh. C. Craw ford. Frye. Black. J. Foor Bertram. D. Ferguson. Good rich. f. Diehl. Bennett Miss Eshbach ROW I—Richardson. Kifer. Leach. Koontz. Ressler. Mcl-lott ROW 2-Miss Eshbach. D. Miller. Karns. Rice. lay. Leader. M. Miller. Mallow. Mearkle. O Neal ROW 3— Medlin. Morgart. F. Redinger. W. Mock. How-ser. C. Mock. Mobus. D. Redinger M rs. Bullington ROW I —Whisel. Shipley. L. Smith. Stiff ler. Weicht. A. Ritchey ROW' 2 —Mrs. Bullington. I. Ritchey. Robinette. A. Woy. Shaffer, Tewell. Truax. Sweitzer ROW 3—Stanley. D. Smith. P. Smith, Trail. M. Woy. Young ROW 4 —C. Winck. Shoemaker. Weimer. Wellman. I. Ritchey. Simmons. S. Winck Twenty Seven

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Cftieat £, ,jxeciatio- tl SOPHOMORES JOHN FOOR .................. SHIRLEY MORGART FRED REDINGER MARGARET WOY .... President Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer Onward, ever onward. We began our year with a prize-winning float in the Bond Rally parade. Then we sophs started our social whirl with a doggie roast. This year we sent more men and women forth to win the glory for E. H. S. Night after night we practiced to make perfect. We produced football players, basketball players, cheerleaders, and in the spring you could hear the sophs calling, Balter up! Our girls found fun and hard work in the band, chorus, and home ec. clubs. We rooted for the home team and cheered long and loud. School days are happy days. This year has proved it to us, the class of '52. Twenty Six

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 llie Qtieen Ijean.'L FRESHMEN KENNETH SPONSLER .................................... President ROBERT NORRIS .................................. vice President ANN HADESTY .... Secretary CURTIS WALTERS Treasurer Upper classmen called us green, but we knew better. It didn't take long for us to put our men on the athletic field. We were really 4,hot in intra-murals, also. Most of our classmates showed a flair toward dramatics. In Dramatics Club we put our best foot forward, and proved our talent. We found other new clubs and gradually we became the frosh instead of the greenies. It has been a good year—a year in which we might be proud to call ourselves the class of '53. Mrs. Miller ROW 1 —D. Clark. Chirdon. Baughman. R. Clark. Brant-ner ROW 2—Mrs. Miller. B. Bor-ror. D. Beegle. Akers. O. Borror. Barnes. Avey. G. Clark ROW 3—Bernhard. Border. D. Calhoun. B. Clark. J. Clark. Bulger ROW 4 —Arvin. R. Calhoun. Bcefeft. T. Beegle. C. Calhoun. Bussard. Bennett Twenty Eight