Oswayo Valley High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Shinglehouse, PA)

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uniors Wanda Dunshxe Charlotte Strlckland Arthur Clark, Judy Perry President, Charlotte Strickland Secretary Arthur Clark Vice Presldent Wanda Dunshte Treasurer, Judy Perry Th1s year forty four J un1ors grouped together to show that they could beat those Seruors 1n anything As a starter nine Joined band and sixteen are in chorus They have eight students represented on the Green Quill Staff and one IS a Majorette Seven of the boys are on the basketball team, and they have help from one Junlor Varsity and four Vars1ty Cheerleaders Juniors and reached their goal Of course they have the usual complaints being mlssused by a group of Sad1SIS called teachers not enough to eat and much too stiff a schedule But, we Senlors muSt admit that they with much help from their class advisors Mr Natzle and Mr Powers have made quite a name for themselves and lt seems quite evident that they can step into our shoes next year Subjects Offered ACADEMIC English History Plane Geometry Driver Educatxon Physlcal Educatlon Physics French COMMERCIAL Eflg11Sh Commercial Law HISIOFY Driver Education Shorthand Phys1cal Education TYPH18 27 VOCATIONAL History English Physical Educatlon Drlver Education Agriculture Home Economics . O . I I Then they set their goal for magazine sales for slightly over the record goal attained by last year's

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Faye Hackett, Carolyn Colley, Helen Holly, David Ellis The Sophomores have sikty-two in their class this year. They seem to be an up-and-coming group, with five in Band, twenty in Chorus, five on the Green Quill Staff, eight on the basketball team, and two cheerleaders. As far as class his- tory goes, they are just beginning, although we may be sure that they will not be unknown because of a lack of ambition or ability. Mr. Russell and Mr. Haas, their class advisors, seem to be quite satisfied in being the advisors of this group, which would lead us to believe that the class is usually well behaved. Although the word usually must alsobeconsidered. 29 ophomores President . . . . . . . . Helen Ho11Y Vice-President . . . . . Carolyn Colley Secretary . . . . . . . Faye Hackett Treasurer . . . . . David Ellis Subjects Offered ACADEMIC History English Physical Education Biology Algebra II Health COMMERCIAL History English Physical Education Junior Business Training Biology Health VOCATION AL History English Physical Education Ag ric ultu re Home Economics Biology Health