Shenango High School - Tomahawk Shen Hi Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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0'-MSI . i i 1 ! I x v 1.11-.1-..-11-11-..-i1ul1. csyfian-Olfi --------.. - .. - - mm A225 T ' -on to ff be X -. mf 'iw U si li I U- i 1 KE! K 11 ll -s it 4121 it lt TP 1 fl iii!! Li C. E, 11. gr 5-X ,Fi T it Qifjltliig ' nay, 1935 --. This mon-nh marks the end of our High school 11 career. Soon our high school days will be but memories. It is with great pleasure that I, a member of this class, wi relate our past history. In the year of 1931 ninety green freshmen embarked upon their high school career, According to custom, we elected class officers, Te chose as president, John Petro, vice president, Louis Mooney, secretary, Zelda Powell,treasurer, Eleanor Curry, We selected Mr. Ball as our class supervisor, He has sponsored us throughout our entire course, Ye chose as our class colors red and white, The social function of the class as Freshmen was a party which was held in the auditorium and was enjoyed by all, In the next September 1932, the class assembled as Sophomores. As we were already familiar with the rules of the school, we were ready to begin work at once, Those elected as class officers were: president, Louis Smi th, Beatrice Johns ton,- Hay, Mooney,vvice presidentp,Faith Secretary-treasurer, Virginia A Hallowe'en party which ,proved to be a great success, was held in the auditorium, In the fall of 1933 We ga ficers for this year were: president, Louis Mooney, vice president, Leal Baldwin, secretary, Zelda Powell, treasurer, Olga Roman and Sara Tanner. thered as Juniors, Class of-A This year we made our first attempt in dramatics, We presented nFunny Phinnieu, It proved to be a remarkable success, due to the efficient directing of Mr. Brown, We held a class party in the auditorium, This was en- joyed by all those who attended, The chief diversion of our Junior year was the Junior- Senior Prom, We gave the Prom in honor of the Seniors. ln return they entertained us at a picnic held at Etna Springs. Miss Cowmeadow was elected assistant supervisor this year. We, as a class, owe our appreeia Ball for making our Prom a success, tion to her and Mr, Lastly we entered our busiest and most prominent year, 11 g,.1u 1111111111 1 1 1 - 1 1' 1 9 3 5 u--n1n1:u1u- 1 xluinnxnniuruniun-up-111:11 Gi