Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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CLASS UFFICERS left to right: CLASS COLORS Yellow and Green CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Daffodil SENIUR C ASS HISTURY When the bell rang that September morn- ing in 1949, a class of shy Freshmen entered an entirely new world-high school. Everything seemed different and new to all. We hardly knew anyone around us but our freshmen party soon fixed that. As our sophomore year arrived, we looked forward to our first big dance, the Winter Whirl. We were then beginning to get a class feeling with our bake sales and after-game dances. Soon our iunior year which was full of new and exciting proiects and parties arrived. We made ready our plans and decorations for our Junior Prom, Harvest Moon. Soon we were the hosts to the seniors at the Junior-Senior party. Last of all we tried out for our iunior class play, The Hangman's Noose, the thriller of all times. And now our big year has come and gone. We labored long hours at the football field re- freshment stand, selling candy and gum before basketball games, and our last big bake sale. Our final dramatic production was Rest As- sured. At Christmas we danced to divine music at the Heavenly Whirl. Next we found ourselves quite popular when our name cards, pictures and year books arrived. But all too soon the year came to an end and we took part in Move-up Day, followed by our Senior Picnic, Class Night, and Bacca- laureate. Finally, the night of nights, Commence- ment was upon us. Before we depart, we want to express our gratitude to our advisors for their help and guid- ance, and to our teachers who have had a con- stant struggle with us for the past four years. With saddening hearts, we bid farewell to K.H.S. PAUL McGlNLEY ......,. Vice-president ELEANOR TIMMERBERG .... Secretary JOHN GRAY ,..,. ,..,.... ,.,.. . P resident LlNDA KUHNS .... .. ..... Treasurer Each is the architect of his own destiny