Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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Murphy, Nobles, Mullaly, Park ROW 'I-Eleanor Cryder, Patricia Forman, Phyllis Ackley, Donna Chacona, Judy Far- ricia Casselbury, Dottie Hufford, Jean Kohler, Edward Lutz, Albert Horn, Claude Hoyt, rell, Ruth House, .Ioan Deubler, Jeannette Lantz, Norma Franklin, Kay Hoyle, Harriet Gerald Brown. ROW 4-Robert Alteri,lMichael KenishQJohn Featherson, Paul Chacona, Frantz. ROW 2-Mary Ellen Detrick, Polly Hancock, Patricia Kennedy, Janet Beohan, Richard Ha-rper, Dewey Green, Thomas House, William Collins, Donald House, Leland Myra Heliker, Barbara Harper, Anita Allegrucci, Mary Helen Calveric, Adria Catlin, Hakes, Robert Franks, Jerry Chandler. Theresa Ang?oB ROW 3-Robert Diehl, Fred Clark, Thomas Borits, David Henry, Pat- CIQCZQQ

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JUNIORS SPEND ACTIVE YEAR With but one year remaining in their high school car- eer, the Junior Class particip-ated in many new and im- portant activities. The project that received the most emphasis was the selection of a class ring. The ring committee, along with the class officers and advisers spent many hours in se- lecting a number of sample rings to be shown to the class. From these the class voted on one which was proudly received in the spring , Their first big adventure in the field of dramatics also came in the spring of the year, the annual Junior Play. With many weeks of practice and anticipation behind them, they made a splendid performance on the night of Saturday, April l4. E The social highlight of their eleventh year was the Junior Prom. ln a beautifully decorated gymnasium many couples made this night, May 4, indeed one to remember. The Juniors engaged in various money-making ven- tures in order to boost the class treasury to a sizable sum. lncluded in these were candy and bake sales, in- formal dances, and concession stands at the football and basketball games. Assuming the positions and responsibilities of leader- ship in the class were the following officers: Raymond Nobles, President, Leon Park, Vice-President, Margaret Murphy, Secretary, and Joan Mullaly, Treasurer. Work- ing with the advisers, Miss Mason and Mr. Beagle, the Junior Class had a prosperous and momentous year. Sea of upturned faces root for the team ROW 1-Jacqueline Wolcott, Shirley Walker, Betty Reynolds, Mary Lou Schlier, Joyce Petrocco, Ruth Palipkonich, Mary Zimmer, Sharon Murphy, Nancy Moore, Alice Shoe- maker, Sophie Pryslopski, Joan Mullaly, Patricia Miller. ROW 2-Car-ole Wolcott, Susan Talada, Kay Teeter, Mary Vanderpool, Evelyn Yingling, Donna Sitzer, Elizabeth Saxe, Margaret Murphy, Ma-ry Kay Scanlin, Viola Rolls, Joan Stevens, Barbara Squires, Doris Sitzer. ROW 3-John Merrick, John Potter, John Woods, James Scholtz, Judy Miller, Linda Rogers, Russell Rose, Richard Vail, James Nittinger, Roger White, Paul Sutton, Thomas Whitmoyer. ROW 4-George Ryck, Barry Noone, Ray Nobles, John Smith, Wilfred Langley, Joseph Solowiei, John McConnell, Thomas Randall, Glen Snyder, Sam Williamson, Leon Park.