Greene Dreher Vocational School - Keystone Yearbook (Newfoundland, PA)

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T H E K E Y s T O N E Senior Class History EPTEMBER, 1917, the doors of G. D. V. S. fiung open to sixteen bash- ful, but energetic Freshmen. Of course the eyes of all upper class- men were cast upon us, but we stood firm and struggled hard. The faculty then consisted of Miss Waters, Miss Reynolds, Mr. Faux, and Mr. Mack, all of whom we owe much devotion for their time spent with us as Freshmen. In October we chose the following class officers: President .... ..... M AUDELL CARLTON V. President . . . ........ HELEN SIEG Secretary .. . . .... RUTH ROBINSON TTGILSMTG1' . . . ..... MINNIE GILPIN During our first year several of our number Were forced to leave the class for various reasons. Much to our delight in 1918 we welcomed a new member, Joy Rommel. September, 1918, only ten members returned to assume the duties of Sophomores. As our former president did not return we chose Helen Sieg as our chief official for the second year, with Dorothy Fowler as Vice- President. In 1919 Joy was forced to leave us, bringing our number down to eight, as others were forced to leave on account of sickness. 14

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THE KEYSTQNE The Alumni Officers I'resz'dent . . . .... CLARENCE EHRHARDT '11 Secretary . . . .......... ADA S1MoNs '18 Treasurer . . . .... .CARROL KRAUTER '15 The Alumni Association organized May the first, 1915. From a be- ginning of comparatively few members the organization has at the present time grown to 170 members. The members are somewhat scattered but nevertheless manage to meet once a year to pay homage to their Alma Mater and renew old acquaintances. The social life of the organization is expressed each year in the form of a banquet in honor of the Graduation Class. Arrangements are under way as we go to press for a big banquet this year. 13

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THE KEYSTONE During the Junior year the class displayed much enthusiasm in school work and activities. The boys represented the class in a creditable manner on the basket ball team. We entered our Senior year with the same zeal and spirit that charac- terized our work the years preceding. On February 12th, 1921, we rend- ered a one-act comedy Neighbors which met with much success. There were many pleasant social activities that entered our Senior year in the form of house parties, social gatherings and various meetings. The chief diiiiculties of our Senior year were Caesar and Geometry, but we strove onward to ultimate success. As now we say farewell to our High School Days, we still hold in mind the many pleasant memories that will ever be the bright spots of our school life. We enter the alumni of our school ever looking back with the same spirit and feeling that we have always held toward our school. if W, N nl J N I l 15