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

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CLASS FRESHMAN ORBIT Whish! The Ulass of '54 entered Mount .loy High School, leaving a vapor trail long to be remembered by all who knew them. They had the distinction of being the smallest elass to enter M..l.H.S. in the past fifteen years. Yes, they were small, but they soon made their presence known. Charles Mayer, presidentg Mae Zink, vice- presidentg Pat Sehroll, seeretaryg and Connie Lane, treasurer, were selected to guide them through their freshman year. They also eleet- ed Doris Melhorn and Ralph Berrier as their student council representatives. They soon started building up their treas- ury by selling magazines and having conces- sions at the Paradise and Marietta basket- ball games. The rest of the high school got a good look at them when Section 913 presented a musical assembly using a Christmas theme. A play entitled The Teaeher's Pet, was given by 9A in a later assembly. In the spring they were represented in the May Queens Court by Judy Kopp and Vharles Zeller. Also, Mac Zink was one of the featured soloists in the spring musical, South Pacific. Furthermore, as freshmen they were well represented on the various athletic teams. Henry Klugh won a berth on the soccer team and Charlie Zeller made the baseball team. hlemhers of' the class also participated in H ISTORY different activities, such as mixed chorus, band, and The H1-Cl'll'l'.H Mrs. Mildred Day and Mr. H. K, Schoener propelled them through their first year of' high school. Before they knew it they were ready to leave their orbit as green frosh and aim at greater heights. SOPHOMORE ORBIT As sophomores the Class of '54 shone brightly! Their officers for the year were Donald Zcrphey, Bob Fish, Pat Sr-hroll, and Miriam Tyndall. Dwen Phillips joined Uharles Zeller on the baseball team and Henry Klugh played var- sity basketball. Harold Milligan and Donald Zerphey held down positions on the tennis team. This year the music department presented the operetta. Waltz Time, which many of the sophomores took part in. The May Hop, which the sophs sponsored at the end of the school year, turned out to be a big success. Their attendants were Shirley Wade and Irvin Nauman. Finally, they ordered their elass rings. l1ll01l' spirits soared as they realized they were now truly members of their high school. Their advisers for this busy year were Miss Patricia Werner and Mrs. Almeda Griffith. IUNIOR ORBIT Choosing elass colors was the way they launched their junior year. The school colors of red and white were chosen, since the Vlass of '54 would he the last class to graduate from Mount .loy High School. Their jackets. hats, and pennants were ordered in these colors, A Sadie Hawkins Day dance, complete with Kick-a-poo .Ioy Juice, was their first successful undertaking of the year. t'Down to Earth, a comedy-fantasy, was their first attempt at dramaties. Pat Schroll had the lead in the play. which turned out to be a zooming success. Pat Sehroll was the president for this suc- cessful year. She was assisted by vice-presi- Tfvwrzljf