Sullivan Highland High School - Libros de Memorias Yearbook (Sonestown, PA)

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ELIZABETH JANE SMITH Virtue is its own reward. SENIOR AC TIVITIES Class Day May 14, 1953 Baccalaureate May 17, 1953 Commencement May 22, 1953 Class Play November 19-20 '52 NANCY MAY SMITH Deeds, not words. iv A 5 . ' Qi - LQ! 9'

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HELEN LOUISE PHILLIPS A short saying oft contains much wisdom. BERNA DINE LEOLA PHILLIPS Rather late than never. JOYCE A NN PHILLIPS Great thoughts come from the heart,

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fleas Hkfaly We began our high school career in September, 1949. There were twenty of us, including Sidney Bigger, John Golder, James Hunter. George Hurst, Ben Laurenson, Harley Marcey, Richard Phillips, Howard Sanders, James Wertman, Ruth Botsford, Janet Confer, Beatrice Cox, Bessie Edkin, Joan Fiester, Bemadine Phillips, Helen Phillips, Joyce Phillips, Jane Smith, Nancy Smith, and Carol Wrede. During the year we lost Bessie Edkin and gained Dene Andrews and Helen Dieffenbach, ending the year with a total of 21. As we started our second year as high school students we were very noisy but not very ambitious. We found that we had to work as hard in high school as we did in the grades. During the year we lost Carol Wrede and gained Donald Collins, leaving us with 21 to start our Junior year. Our next year was highlighted by the Junior-Senior Prom held May 2, in the high school auditorium. Our class party was held at Trout Pond on May 21. Janet Confer, Helen Dieffenbach, John Golder, George Hurst, Howard Sanders, and James Wertman departed during this year. Our Senior year started September 7, 1952 with 15 students. In November the class put on its play Stranger in the Night, under the direction of Mr. Stan and Mr. Yaudes. At the beginning of the year Richard Phillips dropped out. The class of 54 sponsored the Junior Prom on May 1, 1953. Plans have been completed for the commencement program and also the trip to Washington. flax.-r C2661 Jane Smith - wills her bashful ways to Elizabeth Shultz. Benjamin Laurenson - wills his ability to get along with teachers to the whole school. Joyce Phillips - wills her diamond ring to Miss Sprout. Dene Andrews - wills his ability to confuse teachers to Chester Myers. Helen Phillips - wills her sane and expert driving to the bus drivers. Donald Collins - wills his ability to stay in class to Wayne Gavitt. Joan Fiester - wills her soprano voice to Mr. Yaudes. James Hunter - wills his ability to drive Genevieve to Dick Bender. Beatrice Cox - wills her dancing ability to Miss Edmunds. Harley Marcey - wills his height to Dale Phillips. Nancy Smith - wills her ability to get things done to the Junior Class. Sidney Bigger - wills his love for girls to Kenny Hunter. Bernadine Phillips - wills her housekeeping duties to Anne Krause. Ruth Botsford - wills her cheerfulness to anyone who has the blues.