Laceyville High School - Echo Yearbook (Laceyville, PA)

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Sitting: Davis, Jackson, Boyanoski, Uauksys, Kislovski, Ruhf, place, Rifenburg. Standing: L to R. Mr. Bennett, Tiffany, Kisloski, Boyanoski, Cunningham, Grose, McGeehan, Barnes, Collins, Woolsey. Back Row: Farr, Trowbridge, Siegel, Stillman, Lattimore, Forscht, Gutusky. lst. Ruhf, Clapper, Bailsy Shoemaker, Ciprieh, Gutuolql, Dsaksyc, Salman. 2nd. Tevfksbury, Dzuiba, Comstock, LaF1-ance, Carter, Novak, Barnes, Judsqn, Dietrick, lssy 3rd. Whipple, Trowbridge, Lattimoro, Forscht, Kisloski, Belles, Stillman, Learn, Siisher, Dgwolfe . .

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L. to R. Dolores Siegel Iona Saylor Charlotte Clapper HIUEIE ff ,ff , L. to R. Thelma Place Joyce Valentine Mary Ruth Jackson L. to R. Bob. Clapper Don. Clapper L. To R. L. toTR. Nancy Stillman Darrell Singer Jack Dietrick Joe Woolsey . The Girls Trio represented our school at the Mansfield Muse Festiva1,,Mansfield State Teachers' College. Vocal and instrumental groups from fifteen schools participated in this program. Our Harvest Festival was presented by the 5th-6th, 7th-Sth grades, assisted by the High School Chorus and In- strumental Grou . Special music numbers have been presented on P. T. A. programs, church services and various community club programs The Mixed High School Chorus furnished Baccalaureate music, and the Senior Class furnished music on the Com- mencement program. t

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-fag U Cl.. 13 ,I 7, ' s. 9 , 9 Our F, H, A, Club has been affiliated to the state and national Home Economics Ass'n, and so w e, accomplished the original purpose. Meetings were held once a month at the High School, where we all enjoyed refresh- ments and recreation. New we are anticipating a Mother and Daughter Banquet for our last gathering in May. Although our president, Freda Salsnnn and some other members, will be leaving this year for other fields of service, we can be assured that the F, H, A, vrill be carried on with the same enthusiasm. Sitting! Freda Salzman, Miss Phillips CPractice 'Deacherb Standings Shirley Whipple, Jeanette Comstock, Blanche Clapper. O Q0 'N r . Q2 .4R ,g5 Lf!! 'W' ,,'ff4ff - 0 T'. A - I pf' s I-0915, 114 00.5 5 Sitting: DeWo1fe, Mr. Mosier, F. Tewksbury. Standingg Clapper, Ciprich, Jackson, D. Tewksbmry. . During the fiscal year of 1941 our Table Rock Chapter of the F, F, A , had an en- rollment oi' thirty-eight farm boys. Among our many achievements are: Raising of 120 Capons and the sale of them which netted us a large profit, a very successful Father and Son Banquet , an enjoyable camping trip on which we occupied Ronald Dono'van's Cabing' the sale of jello netted us a nice amount, and Hue last meeting we bought a U, S, Sayings Bond. Thus we ended another high-light year in our history.