Tarentum High School - Quippus Yearbook (Tarentum, PA)

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SENIOR OFFICERS Rtctt.-num Nh Ixxifs Pl'1'.YfIf1'Ilf Rltlll.-KRD hll'R KR lice lIlt'.Xf1fl'lIf S.-tl.l.X Yi-'.-vsii-'u .hl'l'l'l'fIllY I1-txt-I Svnin kliV'l'Il.Xlll'l'l' Rom-ui Cost IN llej11r.vf'r1llilit'e NIR. lik.-uit Sl!-WAHI .Xf1oH.vm' Jane! Smith Richard Munir, Robert Goslin, Mr. Frank L. Stewart, Sally Yeasted, Richard Mclnnes. Senior Class History On a sunny morning back in ISH7 the Class ol 5El passed through the portals of Taren- tum High School for the first time. In retro- spect we recall how big, how important, how mature those seniors looked to tts seventh graders. How distant in the far-off future seemed the day when we would actually be Seniors. .-Xt our seventh grade Halloween party we resembled leprechauns attired in ridiculous costumes and running rough-shod over the gymnasium. How enormous our arithmetic teacher, Nlr. Hefferle, seemed as he l0W6llCLl over us like the Rock of Gibraltar. 'l'hat was also the year we were treated to Mr. 'liippery's amusing anecdotes. Our first year at the big school flew past, and before we realized it. we were out for the summer. ln Grade Eight our class assumed the role of globetrolters. XVe embarked on a series of educational field trips. Ove were supposed to learn something on these jaunts, but if anyone did. it was strictly accidental.j Mirabilus dictu, we always returned with the same number of students that we started with. Highland Park Zoo, Carnegie lXluseunt, Buhl Planetarium. and Phipps Conservatory were all given the once over by us explorers. But our biggest and most important trip was to the Ninth Crade. Our lfreslnnan class sported some new addi- tions. Pupils from St. Clements and Sacred Heart were added to our numbers. How hand- some those new boys looked! NVith the aim of getting acquainted, we held a hot dog roast out at Bob Coslin's. What fun it was to walk home along Bull Creek Road with only the moon to light the way. XVe'll not soon forget the way Mr. Broffman sat upon his desk with one hand in his pocket and his tongue in his cheek as he pondered a question. l'Ve viewed the judicial system in action on a field trip to the County Court House. But the most signi- ficant verdict, as lar as we were concerned, was the one our teachers handed down: we were now sophomores. Sophomores had been reading Silas Mar- ner for as long as anyone could remember. XVe were no exception. Slrakespeates 'flulius Caesaru was also on our reading list. and we pestered our fellow students to listen to our oration: Friends, Romans, and countrymen. l.end me your ears. Mr. l'sovard's world his- tory classes taught us a lot of hard-to-pro- nounce words that we have already forgotten. Mrs. Ifoultfs biology was enlivened when the grasshoppers accidentally escaped and went hopping all over the room. In like manner the year hopped right by and we were -lnniors. .Ks -luniors. we automatically became sales- men. Candy? Stationery? Pencils? Peanut brit- tle? Sorry, no hot dogs. Mr. Kline's history classes taught us what we should have learned in sixth grade. Macbeth was Miss Cole's contribution to our Shakespearian back- ground. while ylohnnie Ray with his crying was the current singing rage. But there were no tears shed over the X S which was held in the beautiful American Legion Home. Three short months later we were Seniors. .-Xt last, after eleven long years, we were finally Seniors, The Quippus was ours to compose. It was a big job, but we were big seniors now. The Senior Prom was in our own hands. but these were the hands of seniors. and they handled it efficiently. December brought Christmas vacation. This was our last and we made the best of it. All ltltb soon the month of Nlay was here. .Xward Day, Class Day, Baccalaureate. and then graduation, .-Xs we filed out of the stadium with our diplomas clenched in our hands, we knew that if All the world's a stage and all the men merely players, the curtain had just been rung down on Act l in our lives.

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LIONEL LEON.-IRD IIERKES LimwI Quippus Play 5.6: Easter Play 5. SHIRLEY Rl'TH IILXKIL Sl!lll' Tri-Hi-Y 4.16: G.A.A. 4: Activity Fund 6: Chorus I,-5.5.6 Businese Staff Quippus 6. NIXRGARIZT .INN ISIGLEY IIllgS NI.IRlfIfLI..I RIISIQ IILUIINI 'WIAIITQ' G.A.A. 4: Spanish Club 5,6g Nlalce-Up Club 5. President 6: Library Assistant 45.61 Tri-Hi-Y bg Hume lic Club 6: Stmlvn Quippus 6. Activity Fund 6. 4' Lux AIEIUIME VINCENT IIURIIONJIRU 'lllllllu Intramural Basketball 3.4: Hi-Y 4.5.65 Sportsmenk Club 5.6: Varsity Football 5.6: Varsity Club 6. HAROLD IIUGAN IIUVARII, -IR. IIil1l Ifnothall Manager 5,-1.5.65 Hi-Y 4,4.5.6: Camera Club 3 Intramural Basketball 3,43 Sporlsmen's Club 4: Key Club 4. S,6g Varsity Club 5.61 Quippus 6. -IOHN ARTIIUR IIRASIIIQAR Gym Club 5.6: Sportsmenk Club S Offirer 6g Football 4.5.6. NANCY ROIIERTA IIVRNS Varsity Clu 1 john Traffi Sanur Cheerleader 5.-l.5.6: Girl:-' Chorus 5,-4.5.65 Trl-Hi-Y I,-15.6 - I