Spring City High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Spring City, PA)

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Page Fourteen -. ', ,, 1, -- . A 1 uct: p ' A I YT' , l . , ' , LA ,lflrf -. Q 1,566 994, ,, LOUIS AMMON V, Spring City Industrial Arts Lou Lewis is one of our Industrial Arts students. Snake, as he is often called, is the smallest member in our class, but he can always be heard. Some of his hobbies are hunting, trapping, swimming, and ice skating. After graduation he expects to study to become a mechanic. We wish Lewis all the luck in his future work. hwc -ri -mv RUTH CHRISTINE AMSTER Spring City Secretarial Glee CIub1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Did you see that flash whiz by That was Just Ruthie dashing to the cafeteria to see to it that some of her help less classmates dont starve She is interested in music plays the clarmet and also sings well She likes movies and strangely enough housework' Her ambitions are to attend the Pierce Business School and to travel MERLE BAER Spring City Academic Band 4 Orchestra 4 Have you seen the tall dark boy who is defim-tely the master of the keyboard in music class Yes its Merle taking leave of his trombone for the moment This new est member of the class Joined our ranks last November and has since proved himself a worthy student as well as an excellent musician His quiet good natured manner will insure his success in the ministry HOWARD JAY BARCLAY Sprung City Academic Mush Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3, 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 3 Most athletic and :most respected are the titles which have been bestowed on Jay by his classmates That he is deserving of the former is proved by the list of actlvi affirmed by all who know him Jay has an eye toward civil engineering for his future vocation thus he chose an academic background An all around good student, this tall sturdy young man sports with him an amusing remark for every occasion ks., vc LVL ,-iv' I I 1 Cllr m , 0 ' 1 F i V I I l ' I V I I - . U lr I Y I V V r r ' ties listed above. That he deserves the latter will be f' U t , V, 'fx' . i f..,r.1, ' 4 ' V,- 4 - , I A I4 Yuma.-U N - - . ' f 0 1 r.. ' . I ' ' ' I Ill, .. ,L I Q , ff' - .