Mercer High School - Hi Times Yearbook (Mercer, PA)

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SUPHUMURE

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H I . T I M E S Historq of Class of '28 QIBIICX9 In the fall of 1924 the class of '28 tirst assembled within the comforting walls of good old Mercer High School. At first we were shy, but this condition was not to last. In due :time we organized our class, under the supervision of Misses Ruth McConnell and Esther Mapes, selecting james Bone to lead us as class president for first two years of our High School career. During that year we made great progress, having at the close of term a high average in comparison with those of other classes. In the County Literaries held during that term we contributed two declaimers, james Rupert and Oscar Fran' sisco. Then at the County LiteraryfMusic Roundup, Eunice McMillan and Catherine Hughes represented Mercer High in First Year Algebra. We close this term feeling well satisfied with our scholastic standing and place we had won in Mercer High. Although our enrollment decreased somewhat in our Sophomore year we still boasted a splendid class. We retained as our leader the same president, James Bone. This year we were represented on Literary team by james Rupert, on nrst team in declaration and Kitty Snyder as alternate in Essay. We also were rep- resented in the County Literary Roundup held in Greenville. Mabel Allison and Oscar Francisco also represented our class. We also contributed several members to the High School Orchestra and the Athletic teams. Now as juniors we have left behind the childish ways of lower classes and have taken up our work with a genuine aim to win honor and respect for our' selves. We are highly commended by our teachers for our ability to learn. We reorganized this year, having as president, Billy Whieldon. This year we are represented on Literary Team by Eunice McMillan and Evangeline O'Mahony, Debateg Harold Miller, Orationg john O'Mahony and Merle Ringer, Declamationg Kitty Snyder and Marybelle Pollack, Essay, Margarette Moore and Mabel'Alene Allison, Recitation, and Evelyn Allen, Accompanist on Piano. The High School Orchestra is composed principally of members from our class. We have several members in the school athletic teams. K ' We have the remaining months of this term and the coming year to spend in Good Old Mercer High. When we are gone we sincerely hope that the classes that are to come will not be ashamed of the example we have set. And we hope that they will look upon us as an example to follow. Kitty Snyder, Catherine Hughes, Oscar Francisco. W -as

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' I in '+1-sq H1-TIMES Class of '29 QIEHCX9 Class Teachers: Miss Marian Whieldon Miss Eleanor Gamble MM el President-Karl Redmond Vice President-Frank Byers Secretary-Treasurer Lois Stewart Class Colors-Orange and Black 5 Armstrong, Lula Adams, Viola Bone, James ' Bowman, Ruth Broadbent, Albert Broadbent, Edith Brazel, Thelma Byers, Frank Clark, Ida Grace Cooke, Mildred Elder, Lavenia Fair, Francis Hines, George Howard, Leslie Infield, Esther Infield, Mary Inman, Harry Jones, Allan King, Eva King, Philip Lamale, Dwight Masson, Andrew McCracken, Donald McCullough, Lewis McWhirter, Mildred McIntyre, Mildred Meade, Dorthea Miller, Eugenie Moon, Della Moon, Florence Moon, Wallace Moury, Arthur Oakes, Elizabeth Palmer, Gerald Patterson, Mabel Redmond, Karl Rinamon, Evelyn Ringer, Mildred Rhodes, Ernest Rodawalt, Louis Robson, Ethel Snyder, Theresa Stewart, Lois Stewart, Mary Specht, Fred Uber, George Urey, Thomas Vath, Richard Watson, John Williams, Charles Wolbert, Howard . v 1.-ui.