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

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studies. We watched with breathless anticipation as football, basketball and baseball teams strove to better their records and bring home the laurels. Our Christmas Dance, the Stardust Ball, was received with wide acclaim. Full members of the high school family, we sent our representatives to the student council, the governing body of the school, that we might do our part in preserving our schools traditional adherence to that which is just and honored. Firrt Rout P. Wenclel, S. Neff, D. M. Williamee, J. Meyer B Morgan J bhobcrt B Wittnlan K Benson Fuller, A. Ferragine, il. Friclc, D. Geyer, S. Herbstritr, S. D. MLMdDlj,lE G Rigard Irnnrlla Ron I Hallincn Byrd. Second Roni J. Steis, R. Lupton, j. Thorwart, J. T. Glatt W Hoehn D Lashmer T bcyer T Pauline Wentlel, R. Van Alstyne, V. Haberberger, B. Hulbert, L. Wickett Miss Greening. Third Rout j. Dippold, A. Meyer, L. Onrv .iauinn 'if .lliIl'ffwIf'!hva...l4isrk'i5..I ' 'I

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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

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flrfl R011 D Lesser C Dahl J Engel J Eckel, G. Gibson J Lang R Renwick B Bauer Mlldrew, A. Bovs ser I Salvatore G Green Seemed Ron Mrs. Har- vey P Frich G Vollmer M Schreiber V Cancilla, M. Andres N Green R Forsythe J Stauffer S Hemke, D. Salxatore Mr Luke Third R014 S Heiberger, M. Detsch, I. Fox, A. Wehler, B. Smith, B. Dixon, D. Leckcr, S. Vega, C. Distler, S. Buerk, L. Heffner. Fourth Rom: T. Mitchell, D. Hasselman, 41. Berman, A. Nelson, G. Green, J. Dippold, B. Bobenreith, C. Wagner, J. Heindel, R. Taylor, H. Gillen, S. Sporner, II. Heiberger. fneshm n We passed through the portals of our school for the first time on a pleasant day in September. With eyes wide open, we managed to new textbooks not too to lend us their aid. year, yet we hardened keep our composure. We found' the difficult and the new teachers willing This proved to be a most demanding ourselves to it. Many of our boys found a challenge on the gridiron. They became members of the junior High and junior Varsity Teams and were never defeated. They had proved themselves on the field. Our first social undertaking Into this we put our in a most mysterious fashion and with all manner of ghostly beings, dancers typifying true Halloween was the Halloween Dance. heart and soul, we decorated the hall were pleased to see it filled a colorful array of costumed Eve spirit.