Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

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1939 Senior Class History 'A As we entered school on September 7, 1935, we found the freshman class made up of students from all the towns surrounding Springdale. My! We thought We were great since it was our first year in high school. It didn't take long for everyone to become acquainted. Everyone cooperated with one another in all activities of the school. Robert Hendrickson was elected president of the Student Council. The Dramatic Club put on a play entitled Auntie Up , in which some of our seniors got their first real acting experience. This play was sponsored by Mr. Johnston. Sooner than we expected, we were sophomores in the senior high school. The first few weeks we could do nothing but try to learn the customs of this new school. Finally, we began taking part in skates, dances, and other activities. Another school term went by and we found ourselves juniors, looking for- ward to the Junior-Senior Prom. We held a. dance and a skate which turned out to be very successful. A Cookie Sale , sponsored by Miss Tomlinson, was a great help to the junior treasury, the Shako twins themselves selling about one hundred and twenty-five dozens of cookies. We bade farewell to the seniors to the swaying tunes of Barrie Blue. At last! Seniors! We had a very active senior class. Rudy Fricioni was elected president of our class. Four members of the class were chosen to go to the Annual Conference of the Pennsylvania Association of Student Participation in School Government. held at DuBois, Pennsylvania. ' One of the first gala affairs was the senior play entitled Seven Sisters , directed by Miss Borland. In every social activity, the seniors took part. Finally, the year rolled around to our Class Night. On this day we turned back to the memories of our good old school days. Then came the Baccalaureate Service, and most important of all, our Commencement Exercises, withmany sad memories. This probably was the last time the whole senior class of '39 would meet as a group. MARY DURNOVICH. I AGE 'I'Wl'TN'I'Y-SEVEN

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