Harrold Junior High School - Herald Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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BOB, KENNY, JACKIE, AND DON N the closing of this school year 1953 our happy times we shared here have come to an end. They will now become a part of our memoriesg many incidents will fade, but others will never be forgotten. It seems only yesterday that We entered the PRESIDENT ..... Robert Harper VICE PRESIDENT . Kenneth Hebrank SECRETARY. . . Jacqueline Demato TREASURER ..... Donald Zakman CLASS MOTTO Our memories we prize. CLASS COLORS Navy blue and white CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose portals of Harrold for the first time as Seventh Graders. We were dubbed the greenies and justifiably so. We had to learn our way around, for we had never attended as large a school. It took some time to become adjusted, but soon our names began to appear on the honor roll and on activity rosters.

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By eighth grade much of our shyness van- ished. We took more active interest in activi- ties because more of them were open to us. On the academic side we had the decision about selecting our course for the next year. From the very beginning of our year in Ninth Grade we participated in everything. When we were not the active members, We were truly the active supporters. We held of- fices, we played in all sports, we took part in assembly programs, we played in the band and orchestra. Several of us became cheerleaders, majorettes, members of the County Chorus, and representatives to Student Council state meetings. Yes, we studied, too. We had ex- cellent representation on Honor Rolls for every six weeks' period. In spite of the extra-curri- cular activities some of us still maintaineda perfectA average. At last the magic year arrived. The shy, little greenies were transformed in the so- phisticated Sophomores. With the cooperation of the faculty and the entire student body, our class endeavored to show a year full of activity and accomplishment. We presented the play, Junior Miss, we planned for a yearbook with a stiff back, we took part in many more student assemblies, we helped in Student Council to in- augurate the exchange of student assemblies. At the end of the year we looked back proudly but modestly at our accomplishments. We, the Class of 1953, hope that our record can be counted as deserving of praise and imitation. .gf X I W 'Li ...... Q ...,.. .,.... .-.ull M y 595 1 f Ei 'gina ' xkfyi f f ! M f i q SPONSORS MR. KREPPS MISS ROLAND MISS MONNICH MISS LOGAN