Paradise Township High School - Tanawan Yearbook (Paradise, PA)

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WORK 1952-53 Climbing toward the top, we spent our junior year with Mrs. Sally ll. Wiker as homeroom teacher. For our third year we elected the following' officers: President, llatsy Axe, Vice-President, David llennerg Secretary, l,inda l-loffeekerg Treasurer, lflizabeth Lefever. Crimson and gray were selected as our class colors. Pennants, em- blems, hats, and class rings were purchased. We held a dance after the VVarwit'k basketball game. Our party, the main fea- ture of which was a treasure hunt, was held on April 24. To further the funds in our treasury, a bake and soup sale was held. The ,lunior-Senior Reception, which was held at the l,eola Memorial,highlighted the year. A trip to Hershey closed our third high school year. Lab experiments are an important part of the chemistry course. llelow: Seniors go on an errand. 1953-54 In our senior year at l'aradise High School, Mr. Arthur VV. lishelman and Mrs. Sally ll. Wiker served as advisors. Officers for our Final year were as follows: llresi- dent, Patsy Axe, VvlCC-lil'CSltlClll1, Norma Laderachg Secretary, Linda Hoffeekerg Treasurer, Phyllis Kurtz. During the year we sponsored two dances. The Snow Ball was held after the East Lampeter basketball game and after the New Holland game. During the entire year, we worked to- ward publieation of the Tanawan. One of the outstanding memories of our last days at Paradise High is our three- day trip to VVash1ng-ton, ll. C. As our high school career is clixnaxed by Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement, we go forth to take our place in the world. Nineteen Left: The English class try compositions

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40 0. ox of Tdxtxoxq xigx cb Q 30 rx'-a Q0 406 sxixcxx - X x X9 . XC' Q. elf' Q0 Q9 O CLASS Guidance Class. Histor 1950-51 Our high school life began in 1950 with Mr. Edison W. Blevins as our advisor. For our freshman year we elected the following ofhcersz President, David llennerg Vice- President, Robert Singer, Secretary, Doris Hersheyg Treasurer, Phyllis Kurtz. Some of the highlights of our hrst year included the purchasing of school rings and jackets, our party The Freshman Frolic, and our trip to Hershey Park on the last day of school. Eighteen 1951-52 Our second year in high school was spent with Mr. George Althouse serving as our advisor. As sophomores, we elected the following ofhcersz President, Patsy Axeg Vice-President, jack Deacon, Secretary. Doris Hersheyg Treasurer, Phyllis Kurtz. We sponsored a party, 'AThe Big Inch on February 29. Again we completed the school year with a trip to Hershey Park. Seniors discuss the future in

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1954, make this our last will and testament under the Statutes of Law of Paradise High School, in Paradise Township, in the State of Penn- sylvania. I To the faculty we leave the memory of our smiling faces. II To the Juniors we leave our neatly erased books. III To the Sophomores we transfer our love for sports. IV To the Freshmen we will our dignified manners. V To the Janitor we leave our chewing gum placed neatly under each desk. I, Patsy Axe, will my acting ability to Kenneth Hostetter. I, Diane Bair, will my ability to flirt to Charles Landis. I, David Benner, leave my taxi service to Glenn Fisher. I, Joyce Charles, will my one man theme to Sally Hershey. I, Jack Deacon, will my ability to do algebra to Daryl Lichty. I, Janet Foulk, bequeath my giggle to Judy Simpson. I, Jeanne Foulk, will my sincerity to Elva Rowe. I, Nancy Harkcom, will all my possessions except Marlin to the Junior girls. I, Aleta Hershey, transfer my weight to Dorothy Hersh. I, Doris Hershey, will my scorekeeping job to a person who wants free admission to the games. I, Hulda Hershey, will my false teeth to Mary Lou Haldeman. I, Linda Hoffecker, transfer my romantic moods to Gwendolyn Erb. I, Phyllis Kurtz, will my wedding gown I wore in the operetta to Dolores Coble. I, Norma Laderach, leave my admittance cards to anyone who likes to sleep late. I, Elizabeth Lefever, will my ability to get along with boys to Eileen Kniesner. I, Edith Lockwood, will my ability to get around to Audrey Lutz. I, Peggy Mills, will my ability to argue in Law Class to anyone who doesn't agree with the answer book. I, Esther Mellinger, transfer my quiet and reserved manners to Carl Jones. I, Jeanne Mummaw, will my shoe size to Marlin Wenger. I, Shirley Rineer, will my long hair to Mary Louise Cogley. I, Kathleen Rynier, transfer my musical talent to Mr. Althouse. I, Eileen Shirk, will my dark eyes and hair to Peggy Steinman. I, Eugene Trout, will my bashfulness to Colleen Eisenberger. I, Kitty Winters, transfer my jazzy nature to Joy Boettger. CLASS OF 1954 Witnesses : MRS. WIKER MR. ESHELMAN Twenty