Susquehannock High School - Calumet Yearbook (Glen Rock, PA)

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TALLEST I 4. . CLASS NOTABLES MOST PLEASI NG PERSONALITY Bob Lau MOST POPULAR Sherrill Kreeger Sue Bohn Ray Stock MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Efhelda Bislcer Ray Stock Joe Bierly Shirley Mill SHORTEST Shirley Wallc Ray Stock MOST STUDlO US Norma Ehrharf Ray Slack El el' MOST LIKELY BACHELOR AND OLD MAID David Kisimer Samrhye Firebaugh NMTTIEST Pat Bohr Elwood Walker MOST ATHLETIC Margaret Lucabaugh Joe Bierly MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED ' Janet Ingham V Bob Williams f l

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blk, futon M, -'Rlkilll Good urisi' Academic Chorus i,2,5p sand I,2, 5,45 Orchestra .gg Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Stuff 2, 5,4 Dramatics ' iourity Music Festixal 2,145 Quo Vadis Club I,2g Future Plans--iiecmzac a school teacher, Quiet, academic mindedp fun loving with a winning smile. DAVID KISINER, Docl' Liuizeral Future Plans--ber a tub and settle down. Stubborn--quiet--girl sh,--usually absent, SENIORS President . . ....... Ray Stock Vice-President . . Robert Williams Secretary, , . Ethelyn Laughman Treasurer . . . . ..... Charlotte Weaver Historian .................... Janet Ingham Our class advisors are Mr. Paul Ricker and Mr. Leroy Kreos. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the class of I952, entered Susquehannock as seniors. Septemoer IO, I95I was the day which marked the Jeginning of our last year of high school . At this date there were 69 seniors. The Susquehannock Seniors began their school days in three different schools: Glen Rock, New Freedom, and Codorus. Each student with different opinions, different environment, emerged with his fellow classrnen and comsined commendably as Susquehannock Seniors. A reunion was held at Hershey Park prior to the sessions in School. This was to better acquaint us with one another. The first social event for us was a HalIowe'en Party, Octooer 25, I95I . Refreshments were: pumpkin pie, potato chips, and HalIowe'en designed candy, plus sweet cider. Games were played and prizes awarded for those constumed, A Holiday Hop was next on the social calendar. This was an informal holiday dance on December 28, l95I . Students and Alumni responded to make the dance a success. As graduation time nears and is past, we seniors will oe grateful to have been a part of Susquehannock High School. Z3

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