Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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. Nl lf N , lx ' ll ' 4 f ff ll 1951 September: O ctober: November: D ecember: 1952 January: Febmary: March: April: May: June: No one went looking for a job to do: there was always room for one more person to help at the refreshment stand at the football games. Magazine Sales were the topic of eve discussion and friends and relatives were sure to buy atrlleast one subscrip- tion: after all, those almond Hershey bars tastedpretty good. Officers took a trip to Bynden Wood to look over the possi- bilities of taking a three day class trip. All the members of the staff of the class play were busy memorizing lines or locating property and selling tickets. The Football Banquet brought the usual wonderful turkey dinner with its snapper soup and other trimmings. The Christmas Cantata and Play received its usual high praise as the chorus and play members gave excellent per- formances. The National Honor Society gave a Christmas Dance com- plete with all the decorations and good holiday spirit. We were wondering just how many graduation announcements and name cards to order. Campaigning was going strong to select the Queen ofthe Key Club Prom. A group from the social studies classes went to the model National Republicans Convention in Philadelphia sponsored ,lfy the Civic Forum League. he Honor Society held induction services and more of us became members of this selected group. The band lived up to its reputation by presenting an enter- taining evening of music at the annual concert. The band appeared before the delegates at the Music Educator's Na- tional Convention in Philadelphia. The Honor Society gave an Easter Dance to give the newly elected members a chance to show off their ability as in- terior decorators. This was a busy month, with cap and gown measurements being taken, preparations for graduation being made, and class day and baccalaureate practice, and those last few evenings of cramming for the finals. Our goal attained! Graduation!

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