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CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY. . . HISTORIAN . . . TREASURER . . . . .Roy Patterson . . Dennis Dick Juanita Brumbaugh Judy Cunningham . .Charles Reed SENIORS ADVISORS Mr. Gates, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Ciarrocca CLASS COLOR Black and White CLASS MOTTO To find a path or make one CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation
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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1953 we passed through the doors of Saxton Liberty for the first time. We wandered through the halls like lost sheep the first few weeks, but soon became famil- iar with our surroundings. With the help of our advisors, Miss Eshelman and Mr. Gates we elected our class officers: President, Ralph Brown; Vice President, Mona Wyles; Secretary, Juanita Brumbaugh; Treasurer, Charles Reed; Historian, Judy Cunningham. We held the April Fool's Day Party which was a great success. Time passed quickly and with September returning we found ourselves no longer the timid freshmen we had once been but eager sophomores, ready to accept any task set before us. During the year our class took a trip to Pittsburgh and sponsored the annual Saint Patrick's Day Party. The class officers for this year were: President, Ralph Brown; Vice President, Ronald Halk; Secretary, Ronald Reed; Treasurer, Charles Reed; and Historian, Judy Cunningham. Mr. Gates, Mr. Cook, and Mr. Lewis were the class advisors during the sophomore year. Our Junior year came quickly and we soon realized how fast our school days were passing before us. This was the year we received our class rings which we will always treasure. The most glorious event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. With the theme, Underwater , it will long remain one of our fondest memories. We had the Junior Play, Cradle Troubadour . The privilege of selling refresh- ments at home games was bestowed on us this year also. The class officers this year were: President; Ralph Brown, Vice President; James Shontz, Treasurer; Charles Reed, Secretary; Juanita Brumbaugh, and Historian; Judy Cunningham. Our advi- sors remained the same. 16
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