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

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,1 'U ,0 if KX NFO' Smiles express the satisfaction of Robert, Edward, Paulette, and Patricia Freshmen The biggest moment of their young lives came to those students who had successfully met the requirement of the eighth grade and who enrolled as green Freshmen the hrst day of the i958- l959 school term. The bays cast anxious eyes over the football schedule, each carrying in his heart the hope that he might become a part of a victorious eleven. The girls, on the other hand, eagerly answered the call for candidates for the cheerleading squad. After weeks of apparent confusion, the students settled down to become an inseparable part of Franklin l-ligh, New faces soon proved to be as their skating party date is approved. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,, Robert Ford Vice President ,,c, Edward Pinkas Secretary .sc... ...... P atricia Bosser Treasurer ,,s. Paulette Havrilesky friends, new subiects became sources of fascinating knowledge. A skating party was the only source of revenue for the class. The parties and dances were of special interest. Class plays, assembly programs, and movies were intriguing to these newcomers. Each activity seemed to arouse greater conhdence and greater interest in school life. Just as Great oaks from little acorirs grow, so these green freshies should add greatly to the future strength of the school. THE CLASS OF '62 ALERT MINDS TO SERIOUS STUDY

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Between bites Kathleen Claire Ann Robert and Theodore discuss plans for a weiner roast lfgflzill Grade The ringing at the school bell is always a warning that winter is around the corner. However to the Eighth Graders it was a warning that they faced a busy year in preparation for the all important county examinations. In spite of thi the students also carried thoughts of athletics and parties. Many had had a taste of bench-warming but now hoped for regular berths an the iunior high football and basketball teams. Fourteen realized their ambitions. This is the age at which students enter seriously into social activities. The annual Halloween party highlighted the tall events. It was supported by this group. The gym was beautifully decorated OFFICERS President Theodore Buczelc Vice President Kathleen Roman Secretary Claire Ann Bauer Treasurer Robert Cobaugh tor the occasion and se the mood tor a fun filled evening Games and dancing teatured h entertainment program All students were costume and many prizes were awarded during the grand march. Several were won by this group. A bigger and better party is already being planned for next year. These and other activities inspired the students to greater scholastic effort, and they sent the county tests down to bitter defeat. THE CLASS OF '63 HAS COMPLETED THE FIRST STAGE