Upper Dublin High School - Mundockian Yearbook (Fort Washington, PA)

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Ship Log 1954-Seventh graders. When we began our cruise through school, we thought we were 1955 really big shots until we started to change classes. Oh, how big everything wemed and how lost we were at first! It was fun, though, and we made a lot of new friends. Both supporting our school,s sports program and attending the dances helped us to feel that we were a part of this school. We were very proud that we were the seventh grade that completed Upper Dublin. Eighth graders. We knew our way around by now and had no trouble getting into the swing of things. This year we were asked to elect representatives to the Junior High Student Council which had just been formed. During the year, we all looked forward to the Harrisburg trip which had been planned for us. No one will forget the visit to the State Capitol and to the Hershey factory, or the wonderful time we spent at Hershey Park. Shortly after our trip, we had final exams, and then school was out for the summer. 1956-Freshmen. As we continued on our journey, we were not surprised to find that we became busier. This year we chose the course we wished to follow for the next four years and really settled down to work. Our class advisors, Mrs. Eckles and Mr. Child, were appointed. These were the two who would help us and sponsor our activities during our remaining years at Upper Dublin. ln the spring of the year two big events occurred. The first was the presentation of our ninth grade play, that year a mystery, MHouse on Fallen Leaf Road. lt was a great success, and those who watched it were as pleased as the cast. At the close of the year we went on our trip to New York, where we toured Manhattan Island by boat in the baking sun! What a time we hadl We also enjoyed a show at Radio City Music Hall and saw the world from its tallest building. 1957-Sophomores. Full-fledged senior high students! Really it wasnt too different except that now we could participate in varsity sports and the homework seemed to get a little harder We sponsored the traditional 4'Tag Day and ended the year by ordering our class rings. 1958-Juniors. Our ship moved rapidly through our high school years Our class rings arrived shortly after school opened and we