Millville Joint High School - Echo Yearbook (Millville, PA)

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Seniors Remember the Past CLASS OFFICERS-SEATED: .lack Fisher, Treasurer: Elva Gardner, Secretaryp Richard Whitmoyer, President: Donald Bitler, Vice-President. STANDING: Dale Stackhouse, Student Council, Wanda Eyer, Student Council, Janet Ruckle, Athletic Council, Larue Glidewell, Athletic Council. Class History deer diarie- in September, i953 a grop of 61 inergetic puplis entered there freshman year. Know as hi Skool students they had too adopt themselves two the life ofthe senior hi Skool. They began various aktivities too finance there senior trip to Warshington D. C. With the help of miss Thomas and miss Lamaster as there klass advisors, they seamecl to manage very well. Gee! will we ever larn too spell an to right good? a freshmen As sophomores, we met with many knew events and happenings. The big event was our skeduled Christmas dance which was planned so perfectly and turned out iust the opposite. For our class advisors we accepted Mr. Monroe and Mr. Coffman who successfully aided us in time of distress. a Sophomore P.S. l believe are righting and spelling is improving! We are now Juniors, a class of 58 pupils, striving for a higher goal, always ready for excitement. The biggest events of this year were the class play and Junior-Senior Prom. You'll Die Laughing, our first play, a thrilling three-act comedy directed by Mr. Lias, was a great success. A Tropical isle was the theme of our Prom. The gymnasium was gaily decorated with palm trees, grass huts, and Hawaiian sunset. Just to think-next year we will be dignified Seniors-I can hardly wait. A Junior in thought Our senior year was very successful under the careful direction of our class advisors, Mr. Rarig and Mr. Shaw. Many of us took part in the class play, Hillbilly Wedding. We pub- lished the yearbook with the direction of Miss Thomas. We were entertained to a ioyous evening of fun by the Juniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. As the year came to a close, the Seniors were all busy preparing for Class Night and Commencement. How I hate to leave dear old Millville High! Out into the world we must go, each Senior following his or . ..-- . -- . Good-bye to our bo , assrooms, ac ers, an ear o e i vi e i . A dignified senior v . ll