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

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Sophomore Class Officers i' PAUL NEBORAK President WILLIAM HOFFMAN Vice-President MARIE QUAY Secretory I 1, N iffy ALVIN STIPA Treasurer Top row: K. I-IeIIer, R. Hunsberger, I. I-Icddernon, E. Boeifger, N. Berry, R. Cook, R. Heirick, D. Grubb R. Eckenrode. 5th row: D. Griffith, M. Friel, C. Goodling, M. Dobson, M. Boyer, D. Cc1rI, E. Good, T. Bilski. 4th row: Mr. MacKenzie, D. God:1hoII, R. I-Ioliermon, R. Bciuer, W. Hoffman, R. Carl, D. Clevenstine, R. Krcrmer, Mr. Plcrsk. 3rd row: Miss Ulmer, E. Beitier, D. Leigh, K. Buckwoilter, N. Frances, N. Diehm, S. Gummo P. Grocey, M. Cloud. 2nd row: P. Irey, G. Collopy, B. Ansbdch, B. Geisinger, S. Buff, R. Hilend, I. Himes I. Christ, M. Cook. lst row: C. Ccirl, R. Donohue, D. KIine, I. Burnley, W. Furiderwhite.

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Top row: 4th row 3rd row: 2nd row B L Col W. Long, L. Caparro, K. Fagley, D. Dare, S. Ashworth, B. Crayton, I, Hacker, H. Dirkin, L. Engle : W. Bandurslci, I. Hill, S, Haldernan, P, Iones, R. Ieffries, V. Baer, H. Hakun, B. Finkbiner Miss Hassler, H. Carl, H. Erb, G. Finkbiner, K. Lynn, R. Keen, B. Ervine, Mr. Kendig, Miss Ulmer : D. Crosland, N. Hulvey, S. Bearde, E. Hugh es, B. Dirkin, I. Beard, F. Downes, R, Hnath. lst :ow linson, T. Deputy, I. Gallagher, R. Kirlcner, B, Elliott, B. Baxter, L. Glassmyer, B. Freed, I, Diemer 'k 'I' 'A' History of the Class of 1951 During our freshman year we, the Class of 1951, were rather inactive. Many of us had come into Spring City High School from outlying districts and were not accustomed to the large school with so many different teachers. We spent the year becoming acquainted with our new surroundings. At the beginning of the sophomore year we elected the following class officers: president, Horace Carlg vice-president, Terry Taschner, secretary, Nancy Hulvey, and treasurer, Glenn York. We sponsored a subscription drive for the lnterfBorough Press and a Valentine Dance, the Cupid's Hop. This year we decided to keep the same class officers, and so far we participated in a magazine drive and a Farmer-Farmerette Dance. Now we are looking forward to our class play, our prom, and our senior year. lforly-sf'vf tz

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Top row: R. Rambo, R. Sproat, A. Stipa, B. Sargent, R. White, M. Quay, R. Mooney, E. McFarland, L. Wismer H. Raser, W, Shakespeare. 5th row: T. Young, G. Rudy, B. McFarland, I. Shaner, D. Shaner, L. Young, M. Seibert I. Rice, M. I, Smoyer, M. Walters, 4th row: Mr. Plask, L. Mull, R. Mosteller, B. Mowrer, P. Neborak, K. Rohrbach P. Mooney, L. Wilhelm, R. Shonaman, D. Lloyd, Mr. MacKenzie. 3rd row: P. Rentschler, I. Mosteller M. Stalnecker, I. Slemmer, B. Smiley, E, Matthews, I, Roussey, M. Ottinger, E. Putnam, G. Miller, Miss Ulmer 2nd row: M. Wilhelm, E. Selwyn, I. Stone, M. Long, L. Miller, A. Northacker, I. Seifrit, S. Miller, B. Yocum lst row: R. Spera, E. Roddenberry, K. Steinruck, W. Shantz, G. Wade, W. Urner. ii'-A' History of the Class of 1952 Our freshman year in Spring City High School found us entering a new world with many interesting activities which had to be attacked. We made new friends and then elected our officers for the year. They were Paul Neboralc, presidentg William Hoffman, vice-president, Marie Quay, secretary, and Alvin Stipa, treasurer. We also started collecting class dues to defray the expenses of our Washington trip. ln our sophomore year we re-elected the same president, Paul Neborak, and the same treasurer, Alvin Stipa. Clarence Carl and Robert Mosteller were installed as vice-president and secretary respectively. Our only activity thus far has been the lnter-Borough Press subscription drive. We are now awaiting the Sophomore dance and the coming of our junior year. lfnrlly -Him