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

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GLEE CL B FIRST SOPRANO Dolores Beard Anna Fnndeusen Bernice Grubb Betty Hewitt Mary Ann Hoffman June Hunsberger Janet Hyden Janet Jones Marianna Kirk Ruth Kulp Erme Plumley Sue Smith Nan Steinruck Betty Taschner Alda Wenger Joyce Willauer SECOND SOPRANO Pauline Beatle Betty Mae Cook Helen Ebanger Elaine Ford Jeanne Gumma Gloria Harris Betty Hlltebeltel Jean Hoffert Caroline Kern Alice Kugler Vivian Mooney Ethel Moyer Shirley Pennypacker Doris Shantz Ann Steinruck Louise Taney Kathryn Weiss Dorothy Wenger Page Sixty-five ALTO Ruth Amster Lois Baxter Nancy Deimer Maragaret Fetters Betsy Godshall Patsy Haller Nancy Hlxson Dolores Hyden Marilyn Hyden Martha Klrchhof Bette Lightcap Gladys Littlefield Ann Neborak Ruth Rentschler Mary Sellers Jeannette Stipa Grace Thorum Barbara Witt Nancy Witt Edith Young Mildred Young

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RHYTHM KIDS The Blue and Whlte Rhythm KldS lb the babw of our muslc depart ment belng organlzed ln the summer of 1946 The KldS made thelr debut at an outdoor dance durlng the vacatlon months and were recelved Wlth much enthuslasm The group CODSlbtb of Brower Wa oner plano Kenny Weber drums d n bass v1ol1n Danny Weldner Ambrose Pete man an d 1ck and Barbara Wltt trumpets and Ed e Young and Nancy Wltt saxop D1ck Frederlck trombone The Rhythme Janet Jones are a great asset to the swlng band due to their unusua monlzlng talents Thls organlzatlon was the attractlon at many school dances durmg the year and not only do they en1o5 popularlty 111 school functlons bu also locally The schedule of events conslsted of therr concert September 13 Hal lowe en Dance at Pennhurst playing for the Red Cross Rally November 5 the Varsity Club Dance November 9 for a lodge dance November 23 the Vlctory Dance December 12 entertalnm at the Alumnr Party Decem ber 19 the Women s Club January 7 the Klmberton Grange February 15 and the hlghllght of the season when they provlded the muslc for Per k1omen Prep Schools Prom 1n March The Rhythm Klds success has depended largely on the capable lead 91 shlp of Blame Gex er faculty advlser Durlng the second semester Mr llman asslsted Mr Geyer w1th the orchestra Ha Page Slxty four t I . . . V ,, ,,, . i - I . r . Q . . .1 v If ' 1 o D ! 9 Q 7 Marllyn Hy e , 3 , 1' , d , ' , honesg Jack Lu w' ' , 3 ' ' , . ttes, Milly and e r ., . , . ' , 5 . I har- I YV . f I . . vu . Y Q, 1 1 , n I A I . 9 7 1 Y 2 v S , Q x 3 D 9 ' J , n - ! 7 Y 1 l . Y . S K . '. - 7 . ,i . ' 7 f 1 - .S ' ' tv , ' D ' w , . .

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PIR TE CH TTER T FF R .ir The Journalistic Club of Spring City High School IS responsible for the publication of t rate Patter wo newspapers, The Pi weekly mimeographed sheet, and The Pir- ate Ch ' atter, published once every six weeks. spaper contains all the current school events, sports, dances, assemblies, new teachers, a gossip column, and several mem- bers of the staff contribute feature stories and poems. The new Members of the staff include' 1 Page Sixty-six Editor .......... . shiriey Griffith Ass't. Editor ..,... Dolores Hyden Editorials .,......, Richard Elder Feature Editors Gladys Littlefield Betty Taschner Joan Sletmmer Erme Plulmley Roger Heller Franklin Weikel Exchange Editor Martiha Kirchihof Business Manager Franklin Weikel Sports Editors Shirley Griffith Richard McKissic James Giordano Reporter s .......... Nancy Difemer Mary'Se1le11s. Marilyn Hyden Nan- ' cy Witt, Patsy Haller Faye Rudy Ruth Amster M'ld M 1 red Turner, Joan Millard Ruth Renitschler, Dolores Hyden Shirley Griffith Faculty Advisor - Ruth Typ ists Stratton