Franklin East Taylor Township High School - Jayonian Yearbook (Conemaugh, PA)

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George, Jean, Edward, and Gertrude enter the auditorium for a class meeting. .luniors Full of enthusiasm, seventy-seven energetic Juniors entered their third year at Franklin with the avowed intention ot being heard in all tields of activity. Members of the class played important roles in all athletic contests, even the girls chipped in by participating as cheerleaders or band members, The class treasury grew steadily as the students sponsored a skating party, a magazine campaign, and several bake sales. l-leadin' for a Vileddinf' a hilarious comedy, played to a tull house in April. For the first time in many years, the prom was held outside the school. The low lights ot the ballroom in the Johnstown VFW and the soothing OFFICERS President ,,,,,ss,,s,ss,s,,, ,,,,s G eorge Cveykus Vice President . Edward Oparnico Secretary ,ss,,.ss,, , s,,, ,,,,, J ean Drye Treasurer . Gertrude Holtz music of the orchestra combined with the romantic theme, Moonlight and Roses, to assure all who attended many pleasant memories, The selection of class rings gave the committee quite a thrill, which was only overshadowed by that of the day when they were actually received. With these undertakings satisfactorily completed, the juniors, guided by Mr, Salem, have shown the strength and prominence needed for a sturdy foundation as seniors. THE CLASS OF '60 HAS ATTAINED POLISH AND PRIDE

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Sophomore officers-Armida, Norma, Nicholas and Gloria examine the sweat shirts and beanies before delivery. Soplzomnres Late August marked the return ot an ambitious group ot Sophomores. Under the leadership of Mr. Moran they elected a capable group ot otticers. Plans for the year's activities were quickly made and committees were appointed. The sale ot sweat shirts and beanies added a tidy sum to the class treasury. Many ot the group found places on the athletic teamsp others, who were musically inclined, ioined the band or the choruses. The remainder gave their support by attending games and by participating in club activities. The class sponsored a skating party at Skateland after an eniayable Christmas vacatior, The event was a hnancial success. OFFICERS President ..... .... A rmida Miranda Vice President . .. .. Nicholas Yewcic Secretary . . Norma Bennett Treasurer . . . Gloria Hildebrand February's social activities included a Valentine party. Dancing and games featured the enter- tainment. A delighttul luncheon concluded the evening's program. The class lent a hand to the Juniors by serving as hostesses and ushers at the prom. The end ot the school terrn came quickly and rne maiority are anxiously looking torvvard to next ,August WHSYN they will return as Juniors. THE CLASS OF '61 HAS GAINED CONFIDENCE AND POISE