Laurel Valley High School - Laurel Yearbook (New Florence, PA)

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Sophomores President...............Sandra Trimble Vice-President...........Duane Carney Secretary...............Evelyn Cushman Treasurer..................Nancy Swank The Sophomores with ten girls and twelve boys were the largest class in the high school. The main activity of the year was the magazine campaign which the Juniors won. An assembly program was presented on Marchl7, 1950. A play, “Billy’s First Date”, was the main attraction. Mr. Marley was the home room advisor. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: P. Rehn, G. Boring, T. Chesla, F. Spare, S. Trimble, L. Galbraith, E. Cushman, N. Swank, P. Heap. C. Heming, H. Boring, A. Gable, F. McCullough, E. Heming, K. Lighthall, Mr. Marley. D. Carney, P. Robb, T. Fabrizio, C. Fitzpatrick, J. Heming, H. Horrell. 18

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During the course of the year the Juniors and the Sophomores competed in a magazine campaign. The Juniors won because of the won- derful selling of Dick Galbraith. Then on Feb- ruary 24, the Class Play, “Quit Your Kidding”, was presented. From the proceeds of these activities, the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held May 19 at Green Gables. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS President............................Sally Trexlei Vice-President..............Alberta Boring Secretary............ . . . Janet Trexler Treasurer....................Ella McAdams When the Juniors entered the little red 5choolhouse in September, there were nine girls and five boys. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: S. Trexler, S. Hurst. N. Robb, M. Pribelsky. E. McAdams, M. Fitzpatrick, A. Boring, B. Heap. SECOND ROW: J. Trexler, N. Killen, L. Cavanaugh, Dick Galbraith, Doug Galbraith. C. Eisaman. MontRomery. 17

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Freshmen In January the Freshmen welcomed Ronnie Ruffner to their class. The class membership now stood at twenty-one. President......................paul Wallace Vice-President..............William Merritt Secretary................Rosemary Pribclsky Treasurer.....................Sally Graffius The Freshmen started “things’ a poppin around school with their hayride in October. They had a Christmas party in the Home Economics room in the form of a covered dish luncheon and everyone had great fun exchanging gifts. The next big event on the calendar was the skating party at Skateland, Johnstown. On February 17, the Freshmen presented a minstrel show for their assembly program. Mrs. Clara Jane Goodwin, class advisor, very capably guided the group. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: J. Pribclsky. H. Galbraith, C. Livengood, S. Graffius, W. McKendree, R. Pribclsky, J. Miller. SECOND ROW: N. Igo, D. Hall, A. Kcclcr, P. Sutter, B. Merritt, J. Galbraith, Mrs. Goodwin. THIRD ROW: J. Cooke, L. Rummel, N. Shannon, P. Wallace, O. Boring, T. Hollen, M. Beard. 19