Susquehanna Community High School - Nucleus Yearbook (Susquehanna, PA)

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Class History As this class of --56 stands together for the last time, we look back on four happy years, not only of learning, but of good times as well. In our Freshman year, we were a large class of thirty-three. We had six new classmates from Lanesboro, and four from Stevens Point. We felt very much alone then: young ---- eager to learn, but dominated by Seniors. In the Sophomore year we decreased in size. It was perhaps our hardest year, because it was the beginning of our senior high course. Then we were Juniors: a year full of dances, parties, and prom worries. In March we finally received our class rings. What an exciting day that was! After showing our rings off for a few days, we began to realize the hard task that was ahead of us ---- to attain the goal that our rings stood fori, Seniors at last! We deem it a great honor and privilege to be the first class to graduate from the new school. We are most grateful to the patient, kind and sympathetic teachers who helped us through these four long years to achieve our goal ---- a successful, and happy graduation day.

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ROBERT FRANCIS WELCH Baseball. . . Volleyball . . Chorus .... Operetta . . Track . . . ..Bobn Come Off It' ' ..1,Z. BARBARA JEAN ZIATS Barb Oh, You're A Doll F. H. A. ............ . F. H. A. Historian ....... F. H. A. Vice-President. . . Chorus ............ Operetta ....... County Chorus .... Commercial Club . . . Glee Club ..... . .

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enior Class Prophecy What will our class be doing twenty years from now? In this atomic age, who dares look far into the future ? Well, we can dream, can't we? M-m-m-m. . .we see . . . . Annette Agler--A future manager in our Home Town Theater. Joan Ayres--Member of the famous Rockettes. Virginia Baker--Ve ry efficiently keeping the home fires burning. Gerald Box--Still issuing drivers' licenses to put in Cracker .Tack boxes, Carl Burdick--Sweep-up boy at Andy's Barber Shop. David Carpenter--A fine, young surgeon on the staff of Barnes' Veterinary Hospital. Shelby Carpenter--Owner of the largest rice paddy in Hong Kong, China. Richard Cook--Proprietor of the Jive Joint in Hopbottom. Henry Drake--Mr. America of 1972. Duane Fnglehart--Understudy for Thomas L. Thomas, currently appearing at the Met. Edgar French--Owner of Shady Rest , a bachelors' retreat. Willard Glasgow--Science professor at Vassar, Barbara Huntsman--Tap dance instructor at the Arthur Murray School of dancing. Martha James--Head nurse at Bellevue Hospital. Shirley Kilmer--Manager of a spacious, two acre alligator ranch. LaVerne LaBarre--The world's second Liberace. Leslie LaBarre--Future caddy for the U. S. President. Tonia Lamb--National President of the S. P, C. A. Myles Limbert--At Paramount Studios, another Marlon Brando. Diane McGuane--Broadway's new sensation, Apple Annie. Melvin .McKinney--Possessor of the first space ship with convertible top and dual exhaust. Janet Mclntosh--Honor student in Chemistry at Hickory Grove University