Fannett Metal High School - Tuscaroran Yearbook (Willow Hill, PA)

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- Y 7-0 Editor-in-Chief .....A,............. ..., P hyllis Hockenberry Associate Editor and Photography ..... .... E dwin Rosenberry Assistant Editor ....4.,..,,,..... .,,,,,,, J OYCC Neil Business Editor ..,. .... K ay Campbell Art Editor ..... ...,. R ose Adams Sports Editor ..........,.... '-.A H arold Taylor Music and Dramatics Editor. . . ..,, ...,..,. J ames Park Advertisement Editor .i.... ,..,..,...., M artha Wineman Typists. . ,.i.,.i,i.,4. ..... A gnes Fleagle, Doris Allen Wanda Simpson, Kay Carlin I should like to express my appreciation to the following for their unlimited assistance in the making of the Tuscaroran: Mr. Robson and Mr. Kay, our publishers who helped us organize our Yearbook in a very artistic wayg Mr. Andrews, our competent photographerg Mrs. Shoop, who without her assistance, we could not have managedg to the Yearbook Staff-who put forth their whole effort, and especially to our advertisers and patrons. Phyllis Hockenberry '74

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The class of 1957 is now departing from Fannett-Metal High School. Some of us may never meet again, but we will always cherish the memories of being together in the years past. We have come a long way since September, 1945, when we first started to school: From the one-roomed school to our present, modern building. From first grade to our present senior year, the year of graduation, which was far beyond our comprehensive powers to conceive when we entered our first grade. Finally came that glorious day when we entered the doors of the senior high school. At first we felt a little timid, but then we became acquainted with our new surroundings and settled down to four years of work. Our first move as an organized group began with the election of officers. We elected Ronnie Neil as Presidentg James Park, Vice President, Joyce Neil, Secretaryg Louise Yocum, Treasurer. Edwin Rosenberry and Julia Hammond were elected to represent our class in the Student Council. Our class adviser was Mr. Dale Troy. We sold ice cream as a class project. Then came the happy ending of our first year of high school. On August 30, 1954, we returned to school as sophomores, still the underclassmen of Fannett- Metal High School. We elected as officers James Park, President, Kenneth Stake, Vice President, Phyllis Hockenberry, Secretary, and Louise Yocum, Treasurer. Edwin Rosenberry and Julia Hammond were again our representatives to the Student Council. Mrs. Kathleen Yocum was our class adviser. During our sophomore year we purchased our class rings and sponsored several roller skating parties at the Blue Mountain Roller Rink. The much-looked-for day, the last day of school, finally arrived again. On this day the Student Council sponsored an outing at Cowan's Gap State Park. We all had a very enjoyable time eating hot dogs and everything that tastes so luscious when one is out-doors. The day was a grand climax to a successful school year. On August 30, 1955, we had the honored pleasure of entering the new Fannett-Metal High School as juniors. At our first class meeting, James Park was elected Presidentg Phyllis Hocken- berry, Vice Presidentg Doris Allen, Secretaryg Agnes Fleagle, Treasurer. Edwin Rosenberry, Kay Carlin and Sam Crider were elected as Student Council representatives. Mrs. Kathleen Shoop was our home room adviser. During this year we had seven members of our class in band, eight in mixed chorus, three in girls' chorus, and five in the Dramatics Club. Our projects for the year were selling Christmas Cards and sponsoring roller skating parties. On November 10 we sponsored a card party. We had a wonderful time and decided to have a similar one on Valentine's Day. The most important event was our annual Junior-Senior Banquet. For a change of custom, we entertained the Seniors in the new gymnasium of our new school with the Blue Notes Dance Band furnishing the music. It was the first that any class had had LIVE music for such an occasion. Another first in Fannett-Metal history! Everyone enjoyed himself and considered the event a real success. Because our class won the attendance banner for the year, we were permitted to take a trip to Hershey. There we toured the Hershey Chocolate Plant and visited Hershey Park. This trip and the annual picnic at Cowan's Gap climaxed another school year. The last week of August, 1956, we entered the doors of Fannett-Metal High School for the last first-day of school. Our long awaited year was here. Somehow with the pleasure there was also a nostalgic feeling. This was our last year to be with the old group. At our first senior meeting we choose these people to lead our class through our last year: james Park, President, Phyllis Hockenberry, Vice Presidentg Doris Allen, Secretary, Doris Campbell, Treasurer. Ed Rosenberry, Kay Carlin, Sam Crider, and Virginia Goshorn were representatives to the Student Council. We sponsored many money-making projects to aid us in our senior class trip. We sold candy, Christmas Cards, furnished hot dogs and cold drinks at the basketball games, and had one major food sale. The senior activities filled the last month of school. The Prom given us by the Juniors and the class trip were soon things of the past and Baccalaureate and Commencement were here. In time the memories of the class events may fade, but we will never forget the friendships we have shared.

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