Hudson Township High School - Beacon Yearbook (Penfield, PA)

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SENIORS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of '60, in the town of Penfield, the county of Clearfield, and state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby proclaim this, our lastwill and testament in manner and form following hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. i Article I To the school we leave the peace and quiet of our absence. Article II To the faculty: A. To Mr. Fenchak we leave our ability to do P.O.D. to his next class. B. To Mrs. McFall we leave a quiet seventh period. C. To Mrs. Bielobocky we leave our well-used Literature books. D. To Mr. Cheslock we leave our sincere thanks and gratitude for his guidance through our high school years. E. To Mr. Miller we leave a new physics class, hoping the next will be as intelligent as the last. Article III To the student body: A. To the Juniors we leave our booming Sloppy Joe enterprise. B. To the Sophomores we leave our hope that they will make out as well as we did. C. To the Freshmen we leave a four year challenge of the hard work and fun Joan Carroll leaves her giggle to Joyce Snyder. Judy Weaver leaves her quietness to Rose Gusherowski. Karen Winkler leaves her height to Diana Maholtz. Barb Johnston leaves her pleasing personality to Vicki McGaha. Catherine Munn leaves her ability to get algebra to Chuck Mahn. Laverne Van Horn leaves his job as class president to the next senior class president. Dennis Guido leaves his bookkeeping ability to Frances Beck. Harvey Bundy leaves his ability to argue with the teachers to Teddy Walters. Bruce Hicks leaves Mrs. McFall peace of mind. Leslie Hutchins leaves the Freshmen girls to Leslie Van Horn. Jesse Kitchen leaves his driving ability to Bill Scanish. George Friday leaves his ability to the incoming freshmen. --Karen Winkler 12

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It was decided that we would keep the same colors, flowers, and motto as the previous years. The purchasing of our class rings was the biggest event of the year. Every Thursday we sold Sloppy Joes. We also sold Easter candy. On May 15 we sponsored a prom for the entire high school. Everyone had an enjoyable evening. Award Day was held on May 26 and the following received awards: Best-All- Around: Karen Winkler, Basketball Certificates: Laverne Van Horn, Harvey Bundy, and Dennis Guido, Cheering Certificates: Joan Carroll, Catherine Munn and Judy Weaver, Softball Certificates: Joan Carroll, Catherine Munn, Judy Weaver, and Barbara Johnston, Baseball Certificates: Harvey Bundy, Laverne Van Horn, and Dennis Guido. On August 31, 1959, we began our last year of high school with an enrollment of twelve. Our first class meeting was held on September 11 for the purpose of electing the following: President: Laverne Van Horn Vice-President: Dennis Guido Secretary: Karen Winkler Treasurer: Harvey Bundy Class Advisor: Mr. H. Cheslock We decided to keep the following: Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Motto: For God and For Country We held a magazine campaign and sold Sloppy Joes every Thursday to earn money for our long awaited trip to Washington, D. C. One day passed into another and it was time for our never-to-be forgotten trip to Washington, D. C. on September 23, 24, 25, and 26. We saw many historical things as well as history in the making. We returned enriched and broadened by our experiences and enjoyment of the trip. In October, we sponsored a Halloween party for the high school. On May 18, 1960, we held Class Night with the entire class participating to make it an enter- taining evening. Then came the long awaited day. On Sunday, May 22, I960, we marched up the aisle of the gymnasium on one of the most important days of our lives. We received our diplomas with a deep feeling of gratitude and satisfaction in the goal we had achieved, mingled with regret of leaving the school of our high school days. But this was not quite the end; in June we were host to the high school at the annual picinc. Later in June, we were honored guests at the annual Alumni Ban- quet. We take this opportunity now to say thank you to everyone who has helped us to reach our goal. 11 Karen Winkler

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Our hopes are high Our spirits, too, Here's what we'll be doing By nine-teen-sixty-two. Bruce Hicks we will fear when we break a law. When he signals, we will stop because he will be a cop. Catherine Munn, all dressed in white. Will tend to her patients both day and night. Harvey Bundy's ball, cap, and bat will take him all around, He's a real good shortstop when the ball's on the ground. We hope Joan's giggle won't make patients wiggle, When she goes to give them a hypo-needle. Laverne Van Horn we can see sailing on the deep, blue sea, Wonder if he'll remember us when he finishes at Annapolis? Judy Weaver's alto voice will make her patients rejoice, She'll be a comforting sight singing in a uniform of white. Barbara Johnston, in the future we see, A very good-looking secretary she'll be. Jess Kitchen we can see as a great mechanic, When a driver's motor fails, Jess will calm the panic. Karen Winkler we shall see teaching our children their history. Away to college she will go to become a teacher as we all know. George Friday will look pert in a bright hard hat, And when they bring a gas well in, he'll say, I helped drill that. Leslie Hutchins, a great mechanic will be. To help fix cars for you and me. Dennis Guido, a soldier will be, To help fight the enemy in case of an attack on his country. 13 --Judy Weaver