Reedsville High School - Logan Log Yearbook (Reedsville, PA)

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The Junior Hi I1 School FIRST ROW7l.eft to Right: Harvie Rhuns, Ammon Houser, Marian Christine. Patty Hoyer. Arlene Pennypacker, Gladys Burton, Reberta Young, Louise Randolph. Barbara Griffith. Jean Freed, Frances Houser, Shirley Rhodes, Peggy Kline, Aretta Bulick, Robert Hudson, Sherwood Frankhouser, Ralph Wilson. SECOND ROW: Charles Colombine, Doris Vvlagner. Harold XVarner. Tom Paden. William McNitt, Roy Bubb. De Haven Drake, Howard Houtz, Richard McNitr, Jack Young, Frank Oburn, Joan Hafer. Shirley Rheam, Frances Nale, Ronald Freed, Marlene Khuns, Francis Sipe. Patricia Vlagner, Robert Freed, Jake Kline. Foster Sankey, Marvin Bubb. - THIRD ROW: Mr, Summers. Patricia Reigle, Ciara Walt:-rs, Margaret Houtz, Dora Smoker, Marie XValters, Emily' Bonson, Carl Kauffman, Elva Hoaster. FOURTH ROW: Martha Jane McNitt, Shirley Yerrer, Ronald Calhoun. Donna Frankhouser, Evelyn Kephart, Margaret Shirk, Sara Frankhouser, Gladys Henry, Helen Hauser. Jay Houser, Kenneth Maben. Clay Bonson. Richard Hoy. Bud Briner. Clifford Rheam, Miss Riden, Charles Warner. Mrs. Fisher. FIFTH ROW: Jeanette Turner, Elizabeth Hoaster, Natalie Rice, Donald Freed, Clarence White, Richard Wagner, glenril Harbst. Donald Barr, Paul Bubh, Donald Winegardner, Donald Bumgardner, Jack Frankhouser, Leon Keiser. ris owland. SIXTH ROYW: Barbara Paden, Evelyn Leach, Erma Shirk. Richard Walk, Beatrice Tower, Donna Kuhns, Miriam Goss, Dorothy Yetrer, Fred Grove. SEVENTH ROXV: Mildred Griffith, Pat Young, Mary Hunt, Grace Spickler, Evelyn Yoder. Shirley Stuck, Jane Houser, Alberta Rhodes, Dora Kuhns, Ward Narehood. EIGHTH ROW: Charles Dalby. Norman Freed, Raymond Hoyer, Ernest Kephart, James Reed, James Marker, Larry Armstrong. Our Junior High is noted for its famous assembly programs. We discover the special talents of our gifted ones. These talents may be in plays, dialogues, or musical numbers. School trips we took to the Farm Show and Sentinel Office were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. A In Sixth Grade we learn to walk the stairs: in Seventh we comb our hairy then in Eighth we take examinations. Twenty-nine

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The Freslzman C ass I4IRST ROW--Left to Righl' Arla XVJIIU. Cnrrn: Prnchcy, Shirley Henry. Wanda Harmon, Mnrgarrr M:Nnrx Sue Kncpper. Hazel Sale, June Longwall, Charles Kuhn. SECOND ROW: Joe Fulrz, Phyllis Kline. Daisy Hilc. Barbara Mchliu, Sylvin Swviizcr, THIRD ROW: Ray Fuliz. Robert Clugh. Bill Mann. Russell Rhodes. Robert Kline, FOURTH ROW Charles Kauffman. Richard Dann, Theodor: King FIFTH ROW: Jack Marker, Ronald Henry ABSENT1 Rollnncl Decker, Leon Houscr, Harold Pcnnypnckcr Of, .. . . . ., ur irst appearance in high school was with very uncertain actions. We didn t know exactly what was expected of us and we admit we didn't know the ropes. It didn't take us long to find the well-worn strands. This year has been very exciting and different. New events and ideas are always coming our way, making the remainder of our high school years full of expectant ex- periences. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... ......... R ichard Dean Vice President .. ...Harold Pennypacker Secretary .... .... M argaret McNitt Treasurer .. ...... Robert Kline Class Colors-Green and Gold, Class Flower-Yellow Rose Class Motto- Easy sailing makes poor sailors, easy work makes poor students. Twenty-eight

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' B A L L T' t s een on , on zme... l. The three liule girls in red. Z. Close friends enjoying 3 pany 3. Ride 'cm cowboy. 4. Slick Chick 5. Now we'rf: Freshmen. 6. The Hclen's. ll. Rarin' to go, IZ. Gcx out of there, Mimi. OUR DIRECTORS 7. Mr. Trccsc--1938-1941. 8. Mr. Gnblz7l94l-1942. 9, Mrs. McNiuf19-M-l946. 10, Mr. Bailey? l946Yl047, Thirty