Penn Hills High School - Seneca Yearbook (Penn Hills, PA)

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INTELLECT OF OUR YOUTH OF TODAY

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, WZ ' J -552' '42 'ns SENIOR BOARD First Row: VV. Kipp, P. Sweitzer, P. Lonergan, B. L. King, P. Malte. Second Row: Mr. Goehring, A. Guesman, A. Sherwin, R. Hartman, D. Barcellino, J. Messenger, Mrs. Saunders. emvr 1 t S' iifvq FLIGHTY FRESHMEN 1946-1947 Frantically asked directions of thc upper classmen . . . purposely got wrong answers . . . remember that first pep-meeting . . . really a thrill to yell for our team . . . even the lack of seats in the auditorium didn't dim our spirit . . . the Sophomore Class gave us a rousing welcome at the Frosh-Soph Kick-Off . . . then there was the bus strike during December when we got to school the best we could, and some of us didn't quite make it . . . in March we had our own class party and what a time we had . . . a lot of lasting friendships were made this year. SCI-IOLARLY SOPHOMORES 1947-1948 No longer uncertain of just what to do . . . we knew all the answers or almost all . . . got from upper-classmen the previous year '... teased the Freshmen in the same manner as we had . . , no longer did we sit in assembly watching' the others putting on skits and performing . . . al- ready our reputation was established for our ability to put on good advertisements . . . our party for the Freshmen. a booming success . . . everyone had a good time at the Bookworm Ball . . . of course, the name was rather satir- ical . . . at our own class party in March we became the first class to have an orchestra for the occasion . . . the new look was firmly estab- lished this year, and with it. new records were already being set by the Class of 350. JOCULAR JUNIORS 1948-1949 Upper-classmen . . . we couldn't believe it . . . Christmas dance with all the decorations, a great success . . . our class play, The Man YVho Came to Dinner , a never-to-be-forgotten production . . . thirty characters in the play . . . our good- byes conveyed to the seniors at the reception in May . . .beautiful decorations, dreamy music . . . this was our way of saying, 'Now it's our turn to take over . . . we had waited a long time to try the Seniors' seats for size. STUPENDOUS SENIORS 1949-1950 Enough of taking things as they come . . . we set right to work at building up our treasury from a pauper's fund to a millionaire's dream , , . our magazine campaign goal of 353,500 was topped by almost 31.000, belittling all former records . . . then to further prove that the Class of '50 has what it takes, we went to even greater heights with our class play, VVhat a Life! . . . another big cast, another big success . . . our Hick Hop in December went over with a bang' '... no wonder, with those clever skits . . . it's not every day we see a horse on the stage . . . wc set another record at our banquet this spring, for no other class had ever held one . . . when wc received our diplomas, we had a wonderful feeling of a job well done . . . and we know we have just come through the Best Years of Our Lives .