Theresa High School - Blue Banner Yearbook (Theresa, NY)

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1228 mm SOPHOMORES Since the beginning of the school year, the sophomore class from Room 207, has first decreased and then Increased in number, until now there are fifteen. New members were Robert Osterhout, who returned from WatertownjCharles Fleming and Harold Countryman both of whom came here from Evans Mills. The members whom we have lost are Alice Trudeau and Janice Raymo. For Janice, the class held a going-away party,to which each member of the class invited a friend. The class officers are: President, Pauline Bartlett; vice-president, Robert Brownell; secretary and treasurer. Pearl Mize; representatives to the athletic council, Paul Shannon and Marjorie Bulson. Mrs. Huddleston was elected class advisor. JUNIORS The Junior play was held March 15. It was a three act comedy called Moonlight for Herbert. Herbert was played by Robert Ost- erhout; his mother by Dorothy Neuroth; father by Donald June; his sister by Betty Bickelhaupt. The play took in all of the Juniors and Mrs. Keeler certainly had a trying position getting them to learn their parts correctly. The Juniors watched the seniors slave over the frying pans and bottle openers from November to January,wondering what it was going to be like when they began selling hot dogs and coke. Now they know. They've been at It since the first of February. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held this spring in Theresa High School Auditorium. The decorations were in blue and white. To pay this expense, the Juniors have sold assignment books, pen- cils and class pins. The pencils were marked with the owners' names, and the pins had the school initials and the year. Betty Bickelhaupt is president; John Minnick,vice-president; Stanley Aiken, treasurer; and Dorothy Neuroth, secretary. Miss Ryan is class advisor. How would you like to ♦-ske another ride in a black Dodge, Pauline? Why doesn't Byron cone down any more. Toot? How did Eileen get the name, Vilkstation ? Too bad Bob can't acquire a little heighth to measure up to Wilma. Don't worry, Mary W., the right guy will pop up in the near future. You're quite a Romeo, Paul S., flirting with a couple senior girls. Why doesn't Bob Brownell get a wheelbarrow to carry his books home? We hear Marjorie is going to Join the Waacs to be near Able. If Fuzzy would only stop chasing Gig around--- Why have you moved to the back seat of the bus, Gladys? Here nas quite a territory for females-Redwood, Harrlsville, Utica Phllly, Hammond. Some driver. Eh? (even without a battery) Has Bethany N. received any letters from Massena lately? Remember that ride to Sylvia Lake, Dorothy N.? Two junior boys should stay away from the Bay and Watertown on Sat- urday nights. —