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

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S .612 First Row, left to right: Delores Fay, Joyce Nelson, Jane McClain, Beverly Geiwitz, Alice Adams, Carol Woods, Doris Boak, Pearl Buckanan, Thelma King, Sherry Cozad, Patricia Flannery, Betty Morrison, Janet Weaver, Peggy Rupert, Audrey Rucker, Henrietta Carrier, Marlene Keen, Doris Gomia, Nancy Perscha, Anne Pesek, Berta Rae Van Woert, Marguerite Johnson, Pat Shannon, Katherine Gregg. Second Row: James Hogue, Brad Crawshaw, Charles Spieker, Eugene Heckathorn, Austin Rains, Bob Bobaniclc, Gary Ringer, Leonard McCoy, James Davis, Edward McTaggart, Bob Long, Donald Greene, Gene Jordan, David Eller, Theodore lftt, Harold Davis, Raymond Ammer, Bob Heasley, Bob Moore, Dick Hamilton James Brydon, Bill Irwin, Arthur Van Horn, Bob Campbell. Third Row: Pat Valler, Richard Glessner, Glenn Cousins, Delbert Wasser, Ronald Reed, James Mellon, Joanne Brandt, Kathryn Michaels, Bernice Jewell, Mary Waha, Evelyn Thompson, Geraldine Eshbaugh, Mr. Seth Gustin, Mrs. Martha Walker, Bernice Struthers, Ruth Shatter, Harold McGee, Dan Stambaugh, Edward Furey, Jack Bancroft, Harry Palmer, Clyde Hawk, Sally Smith, Mr. Bachelor. llflAwAingIf0n ri Seventy-tive members of the Senior Class left on Monday morning, April 26 at six o'clock from the school for the annual field trip to Washington, D. C. The tour arranged by Mr. L. R. Batcheler of Tyrone, included the following points of interest: State Capitol in Harrisburg, Gettysburg, Lincoln Memorial, Arlington Cemetery, Alexandria, Virginia, Mount Vernon, National Airport, Jefferson Memorial, Library of Congress, the United States Capitol buildings, Wash- ington Monument, Franciscian Monastery, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, Glen Echo Park, Smithsonian lnstitute, a baseball game, U. S. mint, and a moonlight boat ride on the Potomac River. Mrs. Martha Walker and Mr. Seth Gustin, supervising prin- cipal, acted as chaperones for the trip. 23 at 'W

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