Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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FRESHMEN FRESHMEN GIRLS First Row:fC. Todaro, E. Todaro, V. Delia, Shirley, Y. Cereone, E. Myers. P. Vaccaro, A. Schahh. Second Row:4L. Turchan, il. Mertz. G. Brickcl, D. Seyhert, H. Bostedo, B. Sarho, M. Morocco, A, Zuzic. V. Patrick, B. Phillips, L. Loutsen- hizer. E. Fedor. insky, L. Rising. FRESHMEN BOYS First Row:---M. Henkel, H. Portick W. Kellner, F. Lawrence, C. Hamel D. Godich, Al. Hartley, T. Surmacz A. Jenkins, bl. Howell. Second Rowz- R. Smeltz, E. Fus illa, R. Camphell, W. Vkfiser, KI Draganac, Kopnitsky. D. Caruso nl. Bowden, nl. Boyd, C. Glass. Third Rowz- -R. Bacon. xl. Parry, H Koepka. L. Golick, R. Fierce, D Vv'aite, F. Rockarze, H. Behe. Fourth Rowz- M. Buchin, M. Ran ovich, M. Stakor, bl. Traficante. C- Rowley, M. Vuick. R Fitzsimmons Just Started on the Road The first day of school was a confusing day for the Freshmen. The students who were supposed to he in Mr. Starks room were transferred to Miss Byers' room and vice versa. By the end of that day we were all settled. When we received only five hooks, we thought our first year of high school was going to he sim' ple, hut we found out differently when we started to read them. We like all of our suhjects, hut most of all we like algehra. It seems that the freshmen can hardly wait until they get into the algehra class. Then there is Latin class. Most of the Latin students were saying that they enjoyed Latin class so much that they would like to take three or four years of it. Of course, they were just talking ahout this, hut some of the students are serious ahout it. The Freshmen had successful parties this year. The first party did not get going until the latter part of the evening hecause some of the hoys were too shy to ask the girls to dance. At the second party the hoys were really in the groove. We owe our good times to the assistance of Miss Byers and Mr. Stark. The Freshmen Baskethall Teams, hoth hoys' and girls', put every effort into their games in order to win, hut it seemed luck was against them. Naturf ally it dampened our spirit when we lost our games feight in suecessionj, hut perhaps next season we shall come through with winning teams. We hope the Freshmen hoys who participated in the class games this season will he on the squad next year. They made an exeeellent showing in the games in which they did play and they will prohahly play even hetter next year. In the interf class sports to come, the freshmen teams will he there doing their hest. We the class of 1947 leave our hright, cheery. freshmen rooms to the future Freshmen. 20 M. Primozic, F. Bonde, N. Utrecht, Third Rowzfl. Miller, D. Vvlirth. L. Lucas, M. Fundis, H. Vvlatterson, H. Paradise, K. johnson, M. Brown, Fourth Rowzfl. Corcoran, G. Lint' ner, D. Shope, L. -lohnston, H. Fedcronko, E. Fahyonac, D. Fur'

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lvm' 3 REFLECTOR STAFF REFLECTOR STAFF P. Gorman, Miller. Second Row:-I. Marowski, A Pogue, C. Bostedo, M. Lovre, C Zigarovich, H. Baric, M. G. Lovett C. Glass. Third Row:-A. Gioia, R. Brezovic R. Cellich, C. Doroso, I. Tewes I. Baker. -im gi, . 'f ',,'0:q-:r F I I K For the Archives of Trafford The Reflector staff has spent many arduous but enjoyable hours contacting patrons and sponsors, and collecting and arranging all the necessary material for this publication. In spite of all the work necessary to make this book possible, we have enjoyed every minute we put into it. The first Reflector was published in 1937 and proved to be very successful. Since then, one has been produced every year with few exceptions. The success of the annuals published thus far, and the ones to be published in the future, is due chiefly to the foundation laid by the first edition. This Reflector tells of the many happy hours spent in Trafford High School. We shall always want to remember our school days, for they were truly the happiest years of our lifeg years when we were growing into manhood and womanhood. This book will enable us to live those years once again. We shall want to remember all the happy times we had in school, our classmates with whom we spent many enjoyable hours, and our teachers who aided us in all our tasks, whatever they might be. This year's Reflector staff was headed by Robert Brezovic, editor, Jack Baker as business manager, and Alma Pogue, as treasurer, helped us through our financial affairs. They were, of course, aided greatly by the whole staff, each one doing his share, making the work not too burdensome for any one person. Let us not forget all the unselfish aid given to us by our Class adviser, Mr. McLeister. Our thanks also go to all our advertisers, sponsors, and patrons, whose willing and gracious support went a long way in financially aiding us to make this Reflector a success. I First Row:-B. Nead, M. L. Harris, l. Koepka, M. Wiser, M. Howell, a