Mount Joy High School - Voyager Yearbook (Mount Joy, PA)

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CHARLES S. ROVENOLT 1 Industrial Arts B.S., Millersville State Teachers Collegeg Bucknell University, Bloomsbur State Teachers S College. M. THELMA TAYLOR Mathematics B.A., Susquehanna University, M. Ed., Duke University. CATHARINE G. ZELLER English B.A., Pennsylvania State College. Faculty ROY HERR janitor E 8 1 H. K. SCI-IOENER Science BS., Albright College, Duke University, Pennsylvania State College, Army Air Forces Technical School, Chanute Field, Ill. MARGARET WILLIAMS English, Social Studies, Guidance B.A., University of Michigan PHYLLIS BECKER Secretary

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gemuth, treasurer. Small Class Proves Successful Finally they had reached their goal- their last year and a year of work and re- sponsibility! The first activity of the year was a bus trip to visit the Ephrata Cloisters and the llershey Museum. ln October the seniors conducted a re- freshment stand at the Community Ex- hibit. In November, at the Mount Joy Farmers' Market they held a food sale. Also in November they presented a mystery-comedy, Midnight. The sound effects supplied by Willard Newton, music supervisor, at the Hammond organ, helped to create a weird atmosphere. Halloween again found the seniors eager to celebrate at the home of Dale VVilliams, where games were played and appetites were satisfied. To add money to the trip fund, the class held refreshment stands at the Elizabeth- town and the East I-lempfield basketball games. Then the seniors were in charge of the Christmas assembly held in the auditorium. They also had, with the help of Mrs. Al- meda Griffith, home economics teacher, a Christmas breakfast. Presents were ex- changed and a delicious breakfast was served. All the girls received colonial dolls, and the boys were the recipients of miniature snowmen as favors. They also held the Bunny Hop at the school in March, and in May they took their annual trip to Washington. Baccalaureate, Class Day and Com- mencement closed the seniors' pleasant days in Mount joy High School. Now that they are about to enter the wide world, they hope to use to the best ad- vantage the knowledge gained from their school. E101 Left to right: Espenshade sec retaryg R. Sheetz, vice presl dentg Linton, presidentg Wol