Schwenksville High School - Lanconian Yearbook (Schwenksville, PA)

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,O f 0. Gilman i6iatnrg As we the class of H5-1 look back over our last four years at S.H.S., we recall many interesting incidents which bring pleasant memories to each of us. FRESHIVIAN YEAR We began our Freshman year with 48 students divided among the sections A and B. The A section was under the direction of Mr. Weaver, with the following class officers: President ...........,....,...,,...,..,.....,,,,.i,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,, RONALD HAINES k s' I s 'J Vice President ..... ,,,,,, P AUL LITTLE QJV Secretary ..t,..,.. .,,,,,, M ARY KRAFT D.D. Treasurer ..,,.,.. RUTH MAUTE The B section was under the guidance of Mr. We began to earn money by selling S.H.S. em- Eurich with the following class officers: blems. We sponsored the following three dances: President ,......,.,..,........r.......,.... NANCY SCHIRK Pumpkin Jump, held in October, which was a huge Vive President .,...,. ......,. E LWOOD ROYSTON successg Shamrock Showers, and our Junior Prom, Secretary ..,.,,..,.., ,.,,,......,..... L EROY ROSE Moonlight and Roses . The last and most mem- Treasurer ,..,,,....,,....,,........ HERBERT HARMAN orable occasion was the presentation of the beau- In our Freshman year we became outstanding Interclass Basketball players, winning girl and boy championships. The captain of the boys team was Paul Little, while Dorothea Ocherhausen was cap- tain of the girls. We ended our Freshman year by taking the traditional class trip to Dorney Park. SOPHOMORE YEAR September came, and back to school with 42 students to start our exciting Sophomore year. The A and B sections were under capable guidance of Miss Meng and Mr. Hader respectively. The fol- lowing class officers were elected: Preszdent .......... ....................... R ODMAN KULP Vice President ..............,.......,........... JAY FISHER Secretary ........., DOROTHEA OCHERHAUSEN Treasurer ....................,...,............. NANCY KEHS Finally the day arrived when we received our class rings. They were engraved with the year of our Graduation l954 . Once again our fellows kept the title of Interclass Basketball Champs. An- other school term came to a close and we were one step closer to Graduation. JUNIOR YEAR We began one of our busiest years with 30 stu- dents. We opened the school term with Mr. Graber as our advisor and the following class officers: Preszdent ........,...,..... ..... ............ P A UL LITTLE Vire President ....... .....,... J AY FISHER Secretary .........,... ....... M ARY KRAFT Treasurer .... , ...... RODMAN KULP tiful garland of flowers to the Senior Class of 53 . SENIOR YEAR The Class of 54 , 29 strong, looked forward to making our last year at Lanco High School a success, with Mr. Henry as our advisor. The fol- lowing class officers were elected: President .,.,,...,.......................,..,,... PAUL LITTLE riff President ...... ....... J AY FISHER Serretary ......... .... ..,.. M A RY KRAFT Treasurer ....... KARL SCHMIDT RODMAN KULP We began selling Christmas cards, candy, and also sponsored a successful bake sale to earn money towards our Washington class trip. We presented our senior play 'fOnc Wild Night g November 20, 213 directed by Mr. Graber, before an interested audience. Following the Christmas vacation we began to prepare the third volume of the Lan- coniann. On May 12, we left from school for an enjoy- able three day class trip in Washington. Our chaperones were Mr. Henry and Mr. Eurich. Re- turning to school we started preparing for Bac- calaureate, Class Night . . . then Graduation on the 3rd of June. This was a wonderful ending to our school days, but a wonderful start for a new life. Fourteen