Petersburg High School - Alpha Yearbook (Petersburg, PA)

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-,,,,,i Alpha H..5.2:I:.:::.:.:,:.::.a.:.:.:. BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Processional ------------ Hymn ---------------- --- Invocation ------------ -- Chorus ------------------ Scripture Lesson ------- Trio -------------------- Offering-Offertory ------ Prayer- ----------------- -..---------- ------------Misa Nada Shoop --'Come Thou Almighty King' -----Rev. Leland K. Fackler ---------High School Chorus ------Rev. Norman R. Wagner Louise Goss, Faye McGinnis, and Martha Hallman ---------------------------Miss Nada Snoop Baccalaureate Sermon- ------- - ---- ----- Hyln -------------------- Benediction ------------- Recessional -------'----- 'R9Y. J8m6S A. FBTTBP - ----- Rev. Leland K. Faokler ------------------------'Holy, Holy, Holy' -----------------------Revf C. 0. Anderson ---------------------------nina Nada snoop COKMENCEKENT PROGRAK Prooeeeional ---------------- Invocation -------------- Chorus ------------------ Oration ----------------- Violin Solo ------------- Oration ----------------- Presentation of Key ----- Acceptance of Key ------- Address ofroroory --------------- -Kiss Martha Piper and Miss Nada Shoop ----------------------Rev. James A. Farrar ---------- ----------------------oloo Club --------------Martha Hallman -----------------Louise Goss --------------Robert Hoffman --------------- ------------aobort Hoffman ' 'l8TT JBDO Telple Presentation of lenorial Anard -------- Presentation of Diplomas ------------flies Nada Snoop ---------------Class or 124' B0D8d10t10D ' -'--'--'- --Rev. Norman R. Wagner Reoeeeional ----- ------------- Miss lartha Piper and M155 Ngdg Shggp -of I7 jw----0-----u-

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l::f:f:::1:f:::,e .M M., E:::-.-.-.-a.-.,,-a-.-e-,-.-. - -M SENIOR CLASS SONG QTune - Auld Lang Syneb nail, hail our Alla later So ever tried and true It makes us sad to leave you now, But we must say adleug You are the pride of every heart, You'1l always dare and do, So faithful we will ever be, And to you e'er be true. In parting we'll salute to you, We always sing your praise And always will remember you, For happy high school daysg To be on top we always know, That you will ever strive, So here's the best of luck to you, From the Class of '45'. SENIOR CLASS PORK Sight-seeing in Petersburg High Sehoel Our auditorium spacious and bright Proved interesting both day and nightg Square dances, music, parties, and plays Llghtened our hearts for lany days. TRB Petersburg High School Building here, Where at each class we did appear To gain in body, mind, and heart Things which from us will ne'er depart. S28 can bake, broil, and fry, She never spoils a cake or pleg She's perfectly neat and her temper is sweet, And this is the reason why. Here our class comes every day Solving problems in their way, The past is reviewed without regret Because our nation stood the test. We believe what science proveth Nor are satisfied with that, But with constancy of purpose Greater truths seek to dispatch. Smoothly, gliding, dancing feet Keep tune with music clear and sweet, The world will be a sorry place If rhythm fails to light up your face. The problems of math are many, The problems of life are more, We leave the one for the other As we pass through the closing door. I6 yt-eex:eaxxefeeaeazaxf-1.

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'crassA-A---------4-A----ie - -B-fw---W --Y--i fav--:a:::f-EM -M: 1444..-Ezezei::::::::,::::,:::E..5-L sfisqriseez SENIOR CLASS HISTOR! We began our high scnool career witn an enrollment of twenty- nlne. Our Freshman officers were: President, Louise Goss, Vice-President, Gerald Lang, Secretary, Donald Franks, and Treasurer, Ethel Bishop. We had Mrs. Miller as our advisor. Our activities for the year were two weiner roasts, an ice cream party, and a square dance. By the end of the first year, our class had decreased to twenty members. At the first meeting of our Sophomore Year, we elected the following officers: Pres1dent,'Robert Hoffman, Vice-President, Kenneth Beatty, Secretary, Louise Goss, and Treasurer, Ethel Bishop. ' The main events of the year were a square dance, a ehieken and noodle soup sale, a hike, a weiner roast, a skating party, and a sauer kraut supper in the spring. As Juniors we had decreased to thirteen members. At our first meeting, we elected the following officers: President, Robert Hoffman, Vice-President, Gerald Lang, Secretary, Martha Hallman, and Treasurer, Ethel Bishop. Our elaee activities for this year were twe square dances, and the play, 'Where's Grandma.' It was our pleasure to entertain the Seniors at the Junior Prom. We have now come to our Senior Year. The officers for the year are: President, Robert Hoffman, Vice-President, Virginia Gross- man, Secretary, Martha Hallman, and Treasurer, Ethel Bishop. During this year we presented the play, Don't Darkenlly Doer'. We held three square dances, oolleeted scrap paper, and had twe cabin parties during the year. At the present we,are planning a class trip to New York. le now bid farewell to P. V. H. S. The Class of '45' wishes te thank the faculty and school members for helping and eeeperating with us through our four years of high school 11fg, :::,:.::.::2...4,41 I8 yt.. :: i.:::.1:.3..C:.......