Mohnton High School - Log Yearbook (Mohnton, PA)

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Senior C ass Cfficcrs President ........... Marvin Detambel ,D A Vice President .... Heinz Espig Secretary ........ Margaret Schatz :A Treasurer ............,...... Richard Mohn , nr Q , SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Tuesday following Labor Day in 1935 found fifty-eight eager Freshmen awaiting entrance to Mohnton High. The number was divided into two groups with Mrs. Rieichen- bach and Miss Miller as homeroom teachers. The year's activities were limited to sports. parties, doggie roasts, and chorus work in the operetta and other musical events. The members of the class who did not remain in school until the time of graduation are: John Adams, Elwood Bachman, Florence Bamett, Raymond Becker, Arline Gerhart, Fern Griffith, Henry Gring, Ethel Hagy, Charles Hoifman, Ethel Hoffman, Charles Hornbergcr. Martha Kreisher, Ruth Leininger, Paul Miller, Alice Mountz, Sara Nocera, Frank Pellicone, Donald Reisch, Leroy Reisch, Marie Remp, Karola Ruffner, Grace Schutter, Paul Stegeman. Sherlock Sweigart, June Watts, Verna Weiler, Ethel Weitzel, Carl Witwer, and William Long. During the sophomere year the class was together under the supervision of Mr. Mock. One important item during the term was the selection of class rings. As Juniors the class had Miss Miller as homeroom teacher. During this year the activities increased. Some of the members had leading parts in the operetta. The magazine campaign brought the first funds into our treasury, with the class supper serving a similar purpose later. Then came the year 1938 when we bore the title of Senior Class. ' Our activities became more numerous. First we had our class play, followed later by the class supper. Three movies were sponsored. Members of the class participated in sports. and some had leading parts in the operetta, Tune In. Class pins, class flower, color, and motto were selected. We prepared the publication of the annual yearbook which we renamed the Beacon, Finally graduation activities will conclude four happy years of school life with the final treat, a four-day trip to Washington. THE BEACON- I939 Sv2VEIllCCCll