Rothrock High School - Le Livre Yearbook (McVeytown, PA)

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Slucfewl' eauncil STUDENT COUNCIL This year Mr. Rothrock was again supervisor of the student council. He helps the members carry out their duties, advising them in their choice of assem bly programs, and discussing problems of the school. They also helped Mr Fleck revise the Student Handbook. The officers for this 1953-54 term are: President, Marlin Fields, Vice President, Sara Maxwell, Secretary-Treasurer, Kay Swigart.

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Sa B. M. O. 5 Burnham-Derry 16 McVeytown girls softball team lost their first game to Burnham-Derry lassies. Errors and green players were responsible for McVeytown's 'first loss. B. M. O. 5 Menno-Union 6 Menno-Union stopped the B. M. O. girls by a score of 6-5. The winning run came in the last inning. Our girls did not have the winning punch. B. M. O. 3 Armagh-Brown 2 The Iassies from B. M. O. set the Armagh-Brown nine down with a score of 3-2. With good pitching by Arlene Kauttman and good team support we gave the Armagh-Brown team a bad time until the last inning when they scored their only runs. B. M. O. 4 Armagh-Brown 7 The girls from McVeytown never awoke for this game. It was played in the morning with our team making more than its share of errors. B. M. O. 12 Menno-Union S McVeytown avenged their first loss with Menno- Union as our pitching and hitting improved with the season. B. M. O. 7 Burnham-Derry 6 B. M. O. beat Burnham-Derry by a close score of 7-6. Both teams played their best. The game went two extra innings. ln the ninth inning B. M. O. had the bases loaded and one of the girls had a double which brought the game to a McVeytown victory.

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School papa: SCHOOL PAPER Under the leadership of Mr. Keim, the staff of the Broadcaster and the rest of the class has been trying to improve their school paper. They have been work- ing very industriously in order to get their paper published in time. At the be- ginning of the year they took immediate steps to make some changes, such as: Making the paper appear' more like a newspaper and striving to get up to dater news, cutting down the ratio ads to news, making the paper smaller, and improve- ment of the quality of the news. The class members has been helping the staff considerably. Those on the staff are: Editor, Marlin Fields, Assistant Editor, Robert Yoder, Business Manager, Richard Stimely, Feature Editor, Shirley Dunmire, Sports Editors, Stanley Rutherford and Shirley Campbell, Music Editor, Nancy Espigh, School Re- porter, Shirley Yoder, Exchange Editor, William Crosson, Humor Editor, Richard Singleton, Current Events, Jean McCormick, Art Editor, Donald Knouse, Circulation, William Dunmire and Miriam Dunmire, Advertising, Nina Miller, Stenographers, Marlin Fields, Shirley Dunmire, Nancy Espigh, Shirley Yoder, Advisor, Mr. Keim.