St Marys Area High School - Bells Yearbook (St Marys, PA)

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Fin! Rout R. Llewellyn, B. J. Krieg, B. Grace, B. Ander- Third Row: J, Renwick, P. Lynch, D. Pontzer. T, Landis son, J. Acliley, Cf. Fhresnberger, G. Ruberto, C. Nussbaum, B. Cole, B. Pistner, R. Distler, J. Wittmzxti. Fnnrflo Run' J. Cheatle. Sem1.fn'Ron': R. Murone, J. Rigard, Smith, P. Cassidy, L. Taylor, H. Snyder, J. lleiberger, D. Buz A. Nelson, J. Covac, G. Cunningham, B. Reed, Mr. Lewis. zard, J. Young, B. Anderson, J. Foster. The drab months of January and February fled by and soon the spring came. We then made plans for our prom. This was to be the height of our labors, the crowning apex of this trying year. Its title Springtime Frolic reflected none of the arduous toil which brought it to its completion. As our junior year closes, we know that we have com- pleted one of our hardest, yet most rewarding years. Soon we will be seniors, close to the finish of these four most important years of our lives.

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Fin! Row: W. Hanes, P. Lecker, T. Laird, D. Dippold, Meyer, M. L. DeWa1d, M. Herbstritt, M. J. Erich. Fourth G. O'Brien, M. Laird, G. Schreiber, G. Klancer, T. Lander. Row: B. Benninger, D. Stebich, A. Heiberger, T. Shafer, Second Rout J. Clark, B. Green, D. Herzing, B. McGill, J- MaSCia, M. VHHHOFU, C- Heffflef- Fifth' ROWS B- R. Wehler, S. Mecca, G. Dippold, Mr. Oleszewski. Third Ginther, W. Smith, S. Jackson, B. Wickett, D. Hasselman, Row: D. Schreiber, M. Heiberger, P. Rieder, B. Frick, D. I. Rieder, D. Dinsmore. -f , ,yy 2 if if 91 'ZIZT' .FW JUHIORS After returning from a well deserved summer vacation, we, the Class of '58, embarked upon the third quarter of our high school career. Juniors we were and we governed ourselves accordingly. Early in the year our class elected officers and delegates to govern, to guide us and to uphold justice through the Student Council. By Christmas we had received our class rings. They set us aside from those below us, they lent us a dignity be- fitting the high position in the school which we now occupied.

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First Row: M. I... Wolfe, P. McClain, G. Geeck, C. Van Derlin, J. Nelson, K. Anderson, N. Kunsch, M. Zelt, R. Cassidy, B. Young. Second Rout P. Feldbauer, M. L. Kreckle, G. Williams, A. Salter, J. Renwick, D. Mecca, T. Herbstritt, W. Sachse, E. Bradshaw, J. Grotzinger. Third Row: R. Distler, M. Geci, B. Frey, P. Emmart, D Rieder, D. Krug, M. Vollmer, E. Emmert, J. Mahovlich Mrs. Whiteman. Fourily Row: H. Whiteman, E. Heff- ner, D. Brown, J. Goetz, T. Way, D. McClain, G. Kem- sophomones In 1955 we entered this temple of learning, eagerly anticipating the challenge before us. In that most demand- ing year we excelled in the ranks of scholastic and physical ' i achievement. In class room and laboratory, on gridiron and diamond, we strove to better ourseives and our school that all might say, well done. Now we are Sophomores. Upon us now is the second of the four high school years. Gone is the uncertainty of the first, ahead the toil of the third and achievement of the fourth. From the first we met the challenge of harder