Petersburg High School - Alpha Yearbook (Petersburg, PA)

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--::::::f:-1:1:f::::1::::::i:::EM M-E:::1:::,:1:11:11-:::E 31:31 U nt UHCR OFTTCERS PRESID NT Marjorie Haines VICE-PRESIDENT Harvey Port SECRETARY Clair Sprankle TREASURER Hazel Rudy The Student Council is the nerve center of the school. The members help to supervise order in the library, and through it basketball games are taken care of. They also hold parties to earn money for athletic equip- ment. ' J- ! 2.-r E 1411.4 03 X '1 7 5-1,- , v V A ,QL P- ?'r1: ., v E, of - -Q ., R ,ya ,f 21'-1-31 '7'l'g I -4 ' 'l i I f ', '35 , 4 , up P ' Aa--5 e - - - . f. . 4 - ' 0:-e-fE5lL6F5i!1e-dnrzfbeegiln O 0 0 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Clair Sprankle VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Taylor SECRETARY Donald Ayers TREASURER Raymond Taylor The 'FUTURE FARMERS OF Af MERICA' is a nation wide organ- ization. It gives valuable training toward future careers. lr. Cochran is their instructor. e ' 'Af'f----A---L-A-4-------...AY477 rf-f--- --- Y --7-7-7-fefef.-,l , , , CULTURE OFFICERS PRESIDENT Lillian Croyle VICE-PRESID NT Betty'Barclay SECRETARY larJoris Haines TREASURER Jane lclanus These charming young dam- sels get together every Wednes- day to learn their d9, re, mi'B - liss Khichline is their instruc- tor, and is teaching them to appreciate good music. . nfl' .M 28 yt.sell:lx::: ::,::,,,

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scnoolf 3HLENDfi X -,L If? SEPT. 43 School opened with a bang, and everyone is over-joyed at the prospect of return- JF X ing to school. ,f avg? SEPT. ll: One whole week of school has pass- ! ENV! ed. We're finally beginning to take work seri - 'X CN ously. X X 3 SEPT. 18: Classes are organized, and we are Scggff., ,.X. 8 ready for work 2 sms.lk f XX OCT. 8: Out first test of the year, but then they're easy. OCT. 16: First square dance of the year, thanks to the student council. OCT. l'7 and 18: INSTITUTE. The faculty travels to Huntingdon, and we get a vacation. OCT. 50: Juniors --- HALLOWEEN. A square dance with all the ghosts and goblins. K NOV. ll: ARMISTICE DAY, and we are out early. ko? School isn't so bad after all, is it? Nj .A 0 NOV. 12: Sophomore party with real music! g NOV. 16: Second six-weeks ' C?JRNAJ Q exams. My, they're getting U Q PW X., Q harder. N NOV. 29: No more music. f i Q Mrs. Bowser leaves. M, U . ' .gr ' NOV. 212 THANKSGIVING, 'X 'X 5, and another vacation. WHAT? f CQ ' Q X So Soon! Oh, well, who are we -f tg to complain. ' NOV. 50: Junior dance. Nice place to spend an eve ng. DEC. 7 and 8: Now comes the pride and ,joy of the year! The Senior play, 'WKON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRICK , and We do it. DEC. ll: Music again. Miss Keichline ,joins the faculty. DEC. 21: Senior dance in the auditorium. Dreamy music and mistle- toe!! DEC. 242 CHRISTIIIAS VACATION. A whole week off, and what are W6 to do wi th ourselves! Q6 Q DEC. 31: Ile're glad to return to school, but Nb there's one regret. Vacation hasn't been long e- nough. Never mind, there is another coming, but right now we better study a 4,-'f'V2 little. - F 6NZ q .:3'. 41 Q JAN. 1: mm' mms, and fl ,eff wx W school! Who ever heard of 3' ,,..... ,Gy starting the new year that way? 0 X ' 4 W jj IAN. 4: P. T. A. DANCE. 9 . if CQGW A Everyone was there --- well, E M tj E C K almost everyone. , ' E ,, 2 W oo JAN. 14: And more tests! ' ., - I NM least nneyu-e no harder , ,E-1 5003 than the last ones. , ,. s I E2-'Dv nz fh , ,fi A- i FEB. l: Senior party with plenty of eats, F 5 ,gf -! but no candy and gum. - ' ' FEB. 12: LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY. We're glad he was born. School's ::.2:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.::.i:.:.:..-N 30 M..ai:12.23.1iff.:.i.:T.:.:.:.:.: .-.