Philipsburg Osceola Area High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

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g u ,J - 19 - Tale Lightu- fl-1 Sophomore Class History 'it' E started our Freshman year as the highest class in the old building which was our last chance for some time, by electing the following class officers: President .,,.... n,,,,.,,.,, S amuel Frank Vice President --- -ur Mary Helen McCam1ey Secretary .,...,.... ..,,, ,..,,..R T h omas Snyder Treasurer ..,,, ,oo, , ,A Laura C. Morningstar We finally arrived at the new building a little bewildered but with more dignity than the year before. We took an active part in the school activities. We produced a play, The Little Clodhopperf' which was a big success. We elected the following oflicers: President ....., ,rr ..... A,.. J ohn O'Neil Vice President --- ......,,r...r....,......s,,.,u, William Lutz Secretary ...... ,u,,,..........,,.. M ary Helen McCamle'y Treasurer ...... ,,-..,,g..-..,,..,,r,,,.r, - - Samuel Frank Class Advisor --- .... .-,... M r. Henry J

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Ufyi'Y'1'I6?z41f:Q2z1QzQ1gsg2si?f'iS?2Qsf,ezQY'f9 QA' Msn Q P as o ' ex -:fy - 19-- Tale Light -34 Junior I-ligh School History 'ii HE Junior High has succeeded greatly in every activity it has undertaken. They responded to the call for football and basketball players with much enthusiasm. While there were several outstanding players, teamwork was the real keynote to their success. As we take a look into the future of basketball, as well as football, we seem to see the foundation laid for great athletics in the Senior High for the next three years. The Freshmen, upper classmen and leaders of the Junior High, elected the following of- ficers who ably performed their required duties: President ......,.s.. --- - .,..... -e Lewis Adams Vice President ----- .... Gifford Ammerman Secretary ....... ......, J ean Mattern The Eighth grade, next in line to be the leading classmen, efficiently conducted their meetings with the following officers: President ............... ..., J ack Grebe Vice President --- --- Ruth I-Ioffer Secretary ..,.. an Mary McCabe The Seventh grade, still young and very inexperienced as to the ways of performing offic- ial duties, did splendidly in ofiiciating in the following positions: President ,.......e.i,,.,..............,w.,....r Eleanor Erickson Vice President Tee, ---- Jane Brurnbaugh Secretary ,,,s,s. .... T - -- ...... Marjorie Batcheler We sincerely hope these classmen will continue to do their good work, and will, in their turn, capably fill the vacancies made by the coming graduating classes.