Muncy High School - Canusarago Yearbook (Muncy, PA)

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f T' ZGZA V Q 3555 wa Eighth grade doors were opened to us by Miss Waldron and Mrs. Houk. This year Doris Blair and Gail Bryfogle were elected to be members of the Junior High Cheerleading Squad. We also took tests to determine the course for which we were best suited. Gloria Weaver and Joyce Brittain joined our class this year. Ninth grade was a busy year, with Miss Zimmerman and Mr. Schuyler leading us. Doris Blair was elected May Princess. This year we were graduated into the Senior High School at Commence- ment. The American Legion Awards went to Eldon Reed and Mary Geist. The Poetry Awards went to Gloria Weaver and Donald Mitcheltree. Many of the boys were sports minded this year. This year we entered tenth grade or Senior High School. The class elected oilicers who were: President, Eldon Reed, Vice-President, Mary Geist, Secretary, Lois Banghart, Treasurer, Ronnie Fry. During this year we joined clubs and participated in many school activities. Four new students were added. They were Joanne McCoy, Walter Prince, Bill Zimmerman, and George VanDine. This was the year a lot of the boys and girls started to drive and this was OK with us. Our Junior year was high-lighted by the receiving of our class rings, hats and pennants. Our class presented the annual Junior Class Play, which was Cupid in Pigtailsf, The play was directed by Mr. Myers. Linda Boak and Artie Johns came in with our small, but highly activated group this year. Our last step upward was led by Mr. O'Boyle and Mr. Warren Maurer. Mr. Schuyler took over as Class Advisor after Mr. Houk, our former advisor, went to another school. The annual magazine drive was successful. On December 5th we presented the annual play called, Finders Greepersf' Nancy Musser, this year, represented us at the Flaming Foliage Festival. Our class oflicers were the same as always with the exception of secretary, who was new, Nancy Musser. That is our twelve years at Muncy High, the best years of our lives. 7 A fj Z ,,f T!

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kfx Q- vv fx- A i bv' llkj f Z 75' ff f X 7 4 'Wm X f I Z f l Z I X Q . yn I 5 Z wa-rfgaa ,Wa CLASS HISTORY As we met for the first time under the leadership of Mrs. Dice and Miss Koons, we found everything new and exciting. This year we participated in the Rhythm Band, which was led by janet Edwards. We also made an oatmeal and a shoe box train for our Valentines. The teachers who led us through our second year were Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Goodenow. During this year the boys began to notice girls. Playing prison proved this point clearly. joining us this year were: Thelma Hawk, Emma Malloy, and Cary Allen. As we moved on to the third grade we were greeted at the door by Miss Shook and Mrs. Stahl. We spent time learning higher arith- metic and other interesting subjects. We ended this year with a pic- nic held at Mrs. Stahlis house. Willie Chase joined our happy group. Climbing the stairs for our next year was new and exciting. We were welcomed by Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Smith. This year Dale Schenck joined us. Our fifth grade leaders proved to be Miss Griffith CMrs. Ritterl and Miss Keener. This was our first year for changing classes. Many of the students joined the Glee Club and were pretty proud of them- selves. Sixth grade brought on some romances. A few of these being: Mary Ann Edgeworth and Ralph Hitesmang Ann Schooley and Bill Sommersg Alyce Parsons and Ronnie Fryg Dianna Fry and Don Mitcheltree. Our teachers were Mrs. Stine and Mr. Douty. This year Kennedy and jim Schneider came to our school. An exciting new year started out with our homeroom teachers as Miss Withers fMrs. Blairj and Mrs. Arthur. Getting into the habit of changing classes six times a day was fun but quite confusing at first. The Pennsdale group joined us this year. ZZ ff! ff 'Z

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gxfx-'V T 7 - Thi a ll ? ZF W it ag wg mg. Q we ff f 1 l . ll X X ull 0 f Wh. Q Q f yi f Z Z 9 f 4 Z I l X Z X 72' CLASS WILL 619589 We, the class of 1958, wish to leave lasting memories to future Seniors, of the Muncy Joint Schools. This being the case, we declare this our last will and testament. We will to the girls of the Junior Class Alyce Parsons, shape, The boys of the Senior Class want the boys of the Junior Class to have a look at true form. Joyce Brittain wills her size 535 shoes to Kathy Walen. We hope it won't be too tight a squeeze, Kathy. Joanne McCoy wills her bashfulness to Jerry Johns in hopes he will make good use of it when dating. Kent Rager leaves his seat in typing class to Dale Hessler. By the way, the ribbon needs changingf Gloria Weaver wills her ability to go to school, work, date, and still be able to stay awake in class to any sleepy Junior who can use it. h Phyllis Booth wills her bobby pins to anyone who might need t em. Jim Schneider wills his ability to hook school without getting caught to Bill Hughes. Maybe he needs it. Eldon Reed wills his nickname Boo to Dick Williamson. One slight alteration Dick, please pronounce it as a long 0 - Boo.v Bill Sommers wills his beastly pranks and jokes to Terry Schwenck. We hope you'll have as much fun as Beast had. Warning to all teachers! Bill Zimmerman wills his ability to iind misaakes made by the teachers to any Junior that doesnit value his a es. gr To anyone that doesn't want to take French, Larry and Dick Fry will their ability to charm Mr. Cresh. Mary Ann Ed eworth wills her quiet ladylike ways to Judy Houseknecht. Mayie she can Hnd some use for them. Donald Mitcheltree wills his stage crew ability to Allen Smith. Walt Prince wills l1is height to Paul Auker. How,s the weather up there, Paul. Ronnie Frey wills his hunting season illness to any Junior who wants to hunt and come back to school with a blue admission slip. George VanDine wills his brains to any Junior who is smart enough to figure out how to use them. Phyllis Crawford wills her worn out chewing glum to Miss Long. Don't stick it under any desk when you're throug with it, please. Ruth Ann Lowe leaves her osition as Business Manager of the Yearbook open to any Junior who wants it. Robert Cirven wills his prize winning ability at the farm show to Arlen Swartz. To any girl who has diet problems, Celia F enstermacher wills her ability to eat heartily and stay thin. Susie Brown wills her Ford to Mrs. Viracqua so she will have a way to get to Millville every night. ' 14 ij f-' M W In Z f f f f ,, Q