Saxton Liberty High School - Block Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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BACCALAUREATE SERVICE of the Saxton-Liberty High School High School Auditorium Sunday evening, May 22, 1949 8:00P. M. Arthur Thompson, Presiding Processional Hymn “Finlandia”-Sibeluis Band Invocation ---------------------------------------Rev. Ammon Siple Minister, First Church of God Response I Shall Not Pass Again This Way” High School Chorus Scripture Lesson-------------------------------------- Rev. Paul Martin Minister, Six Mile Run Church of God Prayer ------------------------------------------------Rev. Ammon Sipie Anthem “He Smiled On Me”—O’Hara High School Chorus Sermon-------------------------------------------- Rev. E. Paul Dilling Minister, Stonerstown Brethren Church Offertory “Charme d Amour” Band Benediction-----■»--------------------------------Rev. Arthur Thompson Minister, Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Recessional Hymn “Onward Christian Soldiers” Band B A C c A L A U R E A T E C O M M E N C E M E N T PROGRAM March “The Great Century”—Weber School Band Invocation ------------------------------- Rev. Paul Martin Minister, Six Mile Run, Church of God “This Is My Country” Ten Tones Address----------------------------------------- Dr. John Robbins Hart April Showers” Ten Tones Presentation of Class Gift - Stephen McCahan Presentation of Honors and Awards Amos A. Sharpe Supervising Principal Presentation of Legion Awards Col. A. E. Simon American Legion, Post 169 Presentation of Diplomas Carl Bradley President, Saxton Liberty School Board Saxton Liberty “Alma Mater” Class of 1949 and Audience Benediction Rev. Edward S. Hayes Minister, Saxton Methodist Church Recessional “Manhattan Beach”—Sousa School Band

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OFFICERS President Ronald Barnett Vice-President Ronald Willison Secretary James Snyder Absent Treasurer .George Meyers f uaCor On the pleasant day of September our merry class of 81 Juniors started out their third year in good old Saxton Liberty. Early in the year we held a class meeting to elect officers, it was a close election but the outcome was: President Ronald Barnett Vice-President Ronald Willison Secretary James Snyder Treasurer George Meyers The Juniors had the task before them to make money for the Prom. To do this a few willing workers and the class advisors, Miss Long and Miss Steele, sold hot dogs and pop at the home football games. Then came the colorful Halloween Party, sponsored by the Juniors, which was enjoyed by many students and turned out to be a great success. Our class had a large representation in all sports, as well as four cheer- leaders to back us at the games. Nine of our boys played football. Five boys and eleven girls showed their ability to play basketball. We also had some musicians. Thirteen members showed their talent in the Band. Eleven sweet voices could be heard in the chorus, while five of our girls represented us in the Ten Tones.