Redbank Valley High School - Vallis Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

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Senior High ot Lost Sophomore class officers pose for the camera. Left to right are presidenl, Jerry Heffnerg treasurer, Judy Cramer, vice president, Peter Martin, and secretary, Mary Joyce Stover. looking back over our sophomore year, do you think you will ever forget our Sock Dance? Mr. Abraham was really the life of The party . . . Do you remember Those knee socks and sporty pink shirts? . . . Didn'T Mr. Caruso Talk louder than usual The day everyone came to plane ge- ometry class and didn'T know how To prove Two isosceles triangles congruent? . . . Remember The impromptu speeches in English class? . . . Our new form of class government, a council, was The first of its kind in the school . . . Our repre- sentatives in band, choir and Student Council helped us gain recognition , . . Do you recall our Hrst year of Latin, ego Te amo . . . Could you ever iorget Those insect and leaf collections for biology? . . . Wasn't it nice to see several of our tellows as members of The Varsity Club? . . . Don't ever forget our sophomore year, The work we did, the fun we had, and The plans we made for our iunior year.

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One More Yeor to Go Our iunior year is one filled with fond mem- ories ot happenings. Remember? . . . all Those boxes ot mints and peanut crunch we sold . . . those chicken scratches we found To be short- hand forms . . . playing Columbus on The type- writers fsearch and landj . . . dancing in the gym . . . Mr. King's recording sound vibrations in physics class, and the experiments that never worked. We thought Latin ll and algebra ll would be easy. Just call us poor unsuspecting -24- Junior class officers prepare for the next class meeting. Left to right are secreiary, Caralee Bieryg vice presi- dent, Marsha Downs, trees urer, Richard Umberhockerg and president, Larry Fagley. juniors! Karl Crissman would have to leave his cue slip by in the assembly play. Santa was all of one minute late . . . There were some Tancy swimming exhibitions the night we went up to the Y. M. C. A .... It seems those work sheets in bookkeeping enioyed being out of balance . . . There were representatives in most of The clubs, band, and choir this year, too. Everybody will agree that it's a year we will always re- member.

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-Ln' Juniors From Row 'l: Donna Adams, James Adams, P-ggy Adams, Gale Allen, Jack Anthony, Louise Best, Caralee Biery. Row 2: Barbara Bish, Kenneth Bish, Doris- sa Blair, Shirley Blair, Delbert Boarts, Russell Boozer, Alice Joy Bowser. Row 3: Clifford Bowser, Janet Boyer, Pansy Boyer, Ruth Boyer, Larry Brocious, Charles Brohm, Mary Carlos. Row 4: Leon Carlson, Alfred Colwell, James Constable, Joseph Constable, Darl Crawfarcl, Betty Crissman, Karl Crissman. Row 5: Merle Delacour, Richard Delacour, Eugene Doverspike, Marsha Downs, Darl Eaker, William Eberhart, Suzanne Exley. Row 6: Larry Fagley, Marlene George, James Gordon, Ardell Grace, Jeanette Greenawalt, Harold Hans, Roland Hawk. Rcw 7: Avanell Henry, Gary Hepler, Glen Hess, Ralph Hilliard, Jean Hoffman, Larue Hoffman, Richard Hoffman. Row 8: Evelyn Holibaugh, Eugene Hutson, Joan Izzi, Dale Johnston, Gladys John- ston, Arthur Judice, Melvin Kifer. Row 9: Robert Klirnek, Louise Kugler. nine olislricts the ll7 closs members... -26+