St Bernard High School - Rambler Yearbook (Bradford, PA)

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I I 4 TH 19 so ST T ' 57:-f.-.41-.SA ,mira-.-Lia-73'3'?fL..'.1Q1n.-. 6.45. -.-.vs - THE ANNUAL HAl.LOWE'EN PARTY HE EVENING OF October 30th, 1929, will long be remembered by the Class of 1930, for at that time a most enjoyable Hallowe'en party was given under the auspices of the Senior Class. The event is an annual affair which tends to establish friendliness between the students and the classes in general. The party was held in the Knights of Columbus ballroom which was daringly invaded at 8 o'clock this weird night by numerous bands of pirates, ghosts, witches, kings, queens, gypsies, and numerous other characters. The masqueraders began their frolic with a grand march that was very beautiful and impressive. They then enjoyed dancing-clowns escorting old-fashioned misses, while Knights of Old waltzed with Martha Washingtons. The initiation of the Freshman spirits took place during the evening and proved to be very entertaining to all. Among the various features was a Marshmallow Contest staged by the Freshies. All new members of the High School took part in this fray while the old members enjoyed themselves at the others' expense. A prize was awarded to Frances Chiarella as the winner in this contest. Other prizes were given to John Hopkins, Margaret Lyons, and Edward Hogan for the best, the funniest, and the most original costumes, respectively. As a climax to this great affair, a delicious luncheon was served to the merry-making throng which dissembled at the sound of Midnight, to return in all their splendor next year. The success of this affair is attributed to the following: General Chairman ...................................................................................................... .......... J ACK BURNS Eighty-three

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I H! I Tries :SIS T I '. f6J.:1 , ...Q LSA 3 It ' gqt'1 . -N, 'A 484151. - 1Y.6 - PENNSYLVANIA DAY N MARCH FOURTH all English classes were devoted to the commemora- tion of PENNSYLVANIA DAY. We reminded ourselves that two hundred forty-nine years ago, a tract of land was granted to William Penn, and from that tract has grown our present-day KEYSTONE STATE. We are proud of our state and we celebrated its birthday by the following program: The Origin of the Name Pennsylvania .................................................. MADELINE LESSER Penn's Public Announcement concerning Settlement in His Province ............................................................................................................,.................... THOMAS MISKELL The Letter of William Penn to the Inhabitants of Penn- sylvania ........................,..........................................................................,................................ MADELINI: KNORR Liberty of Conscience ............................ ........................... J OHN THOMAS Penn's Letter to the Indians ............... ............... E LIZABETH BROWN Teaching the Alphabet ............,,...... ........................... J ANE SMITH Progress in Education ..................................................... ...................... V IRGIL Boo'rH Barring Out the Teacher .................................................. ............ N ICOLINA Cos'rELLo Pennsylvania's Industrial Preerninence ............... .............. V ERONICA ENGEL The State of Bridges ....................................................................... .............. W ILLIAM F1-:NSEL Penn's Theory of Government ................................................... ..................... M ARY HEALEY Governor Pinchot's Inaugural Address 119233 .......... .............. .F RANK MCCARTHY GENE WHARTON Eighty-two

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E M, G 'f'4,9 ,.,'Sr fig-1 QS- LJ' 0 W' , , it , - 'Q E, . v M . nf:,,.m,.u,s A-13.419,-. 43:-if ,-f.i.'.1Q:a-.. ic- im., ---in SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman ............ ...............................................,..................................................................... K athryn Bauer Co-Workers .................. Gertrude Eisenman, James Vogel, Josephine McCarthy, Lawrence Freaney DECORATING COMMITTEE Chazrman ................................................,............................................................,... .Mary Elizabeth Brown Co-Workers ..................... Marie Villott, Betty Bisett, Lawrence Gentner, Jack Hobday, Pauline MacMaster, Carl Engel, Robert Matthews REFRESI-IM ENT COMMITTEE Chazrman ............. ................................................. .... ........................................................,......... F r a nces Barry Co-Workers .................. Margaret Lyons, Virginia Hungiville, Mary Murphy, Beatrice Wurm, Margaret Guido, Helen Wise CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE C hazrman .................................................................................................................................... Thomas Miskell Co-Workers ........................ John Covley, George Covley, Allan Downing, John Leonard CHAPERONS and J UDGES .................. Mr. and Mrs. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Henretty, Mr. and Mrs. Eisenman GENE WHARTON Eighty-four