Mercersburg High School - Meminisse Yearbook (Mercersburg, PA)

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Meminisse 1949 llus Done Most l'or heliool .,,, ,.,. Best Student ...,.. ....... . . . Best Athlete ...... ..... Most Straiglitforxyarml.. Best .Xetor ,....,,.... . Most Likely To Sileeeetl .... . , . Best Naturerl ......,... Most Bashful ,... Most Cooperative, . . Best Musician . . Most Drag ..... Most Friendly ...., . Most Argumentatiye. .. First To Marry .... . Best Daneer .... Most Polite ,..... Biggest Giggler .... Most Humorous. .. Most Dignitied .... Nlost Popular .... Most Original .... Best Looking .... Best Line ......, Most Misehieyous. .. Biggest Flirt ..... Most D9Stfl1f,'llX'6. . , Best Dressed .... Who's Who In '49 Gl BL Betty Miller .Betty Miller Dorol hy .lean lloeh Carolyn Lutm-hall Dorothy .lean lloc-h .Betty Miller Dolores lfoxyler lista Uyereasli Genevieve Bowman Geneyieye Bowman Mary Louise lllllllllltbll Mary Louise llauiiltou Carolyn Cutehall Ruth Martin Carolyn Cutehall Buth Martin Carolyn Cutt-hall Dorothy .lean lloeh Betty Miller Betty Miller Dorothy .lean lloeh Betty Miller Connie Selsei' Dorothy Jean lloeh Connie Selser Carolyn Cutehall Mary Louise llamilton Pnsilinns Filler! by Senior Ifluxx Hullnlx BUY liugene Stenger Bit-liarcl Swartz .lohn Burke Merle Lynt-h liugene Steuger liugene Stenger Donald Pollenh Fred Uyereash liugene Stenger .lohn Burke Bohert Faith lJll1'll1tI'll Zeger .Joe Sharar .Joe Sharar .lohn Burke liugene Stenger Bieliartl Zeger .loe Sharar liugene Stenger liugene Stenger liugene Stenger Don Miller .loe Sharar Merle Lyneh .Ioe Sharar .lark Bank Don Miller erger Page Thirty-tive

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Meminisse 1949 Senior Class Histor A 1915-Our Freshman year might be called our Green Year . However, after the initiation by the Sophomores we were ready to take our part in school activities and sports. Since Room at could not accommodate sixty freshmen, some of us were assigned to Miss Varden's homeroom. Although thus separated, we united our class hy electing oflicers and holding regular homeroom meetings under the supervision of bliss McDowell. Viie gave our first assembly program this year. September-1916-and we are called Sophomores. This year we were divided into two separate sections-the Academic and the General, occupying the second floor of the high school. The Generals were under the guidance of Mr. Iloch while the Academics were under counsel of Mrs. Cooley. Through the influence of iXIrs. Cooley, the help of Miss Sheely, and the enthusiasm of the students our class initiated a school newspaper, The Bulletin . Our athletic ability shone forth this year, with three boys and two girls on the basketball teams. Other activities in which we participated were a Christmas cantata, May Day, and Spring Festival. l917f.Iuniors! At last we were together in Room 2-one class undivided. Under Miss Yarden's overlooking eye we prospered and became quite proud of our class, especially when those longed-for class rings arrived at Easter time. We worked diligently for the suc- cess of the .Junior-Senior banquet, which was made a gala affair with an Irish theme. We were happy to sponsor the largest banquet the school ever held. As upperclassmen we took part in the annual school play and also in the operetta, Rose of the Danube? 1918-Seniors-so soon? With Miss Iieller's patience and perseverance we maintained our dignity throughout the year. This, the busiest of our school years, was filled with many activities. A Student Council was organized and the publication of the Meminisse was continued. The Seniors captured the leading roles in Going on Seventeen', the school play. An operetta and May Day took some of our valuable time. Our class athletes domi- nated the teams which took high honors this yearg with the soccer team winning first place in the league and the basketball team winning second place. Now, these precious high- school days come to an end. And then-on to new endeavor! GENEVIEVE Bowixnw Page Thirty-four

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