Ramsay High School - Mounty Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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W as '9 l 5 , , , 7 5 ii' Q What's the matter? Don't you get it? Mrs- Bergia tries fsuccessfully, we hope! to ex- plain all those problems to Jack Funk and Leonard Gesinski. The big chief executive is shown executing. Mr. Freed is all tied up, what with struggling with candy salesmen, and planning the prorn. The school board and the faculty all show up at the junior-senior banquet, and general- ly have themselves a big time. They like to eat and sing, too! BELOW: Mr. Newill and Mr. Dullinger 4Alec and Eddie, to usb do this year after year, for the Mounty. And Charlie Newill is still bashful! oi S l ,-af' 's J P!

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eI'll0I' lCeI'5 1 As ns leaders m nts final year at Ramsay the Class of '54 chose five capable offncers Forrest Kastner has been l d eecte president for each of lhe four years Jim Brier vlce president and Russell McCullough treasurer have held these offices for three years Shirley Berg IS secretary Ruth Crago soclal chairman In September 1950 the largest class ln history entered Ramsay Hugh the class of 1954 We soon be came noted both for our lrrepresslble hugh spxrlts and for the number of students we placed on the honor roll After wadmg through seemingly endless sophomore biology projects we enthuslastlcally became salesmen Hundreds of pounds of candy turned the gym mto a circus tent for our unforgettable prom and banquet Our unlor play was different too three one act plays ln a jammed audxtorlum Cur lmproxed Mounty approprlately ends four eventful years ' L .. Q w. ff ' l lv R f lf A - ' 4 s- , J, ' , 4 .N X ,, -s ' Q fu M I W 1 . , -V, H ' s V I , ' , 9 1 ' 1 s ' v s Y . - V u - vw J y , - . . . . . . ,