Upper Merion High School - Pioneer Yearbook (King of Prussia, PA)

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Canteen Workers SEATEDhAl Ig9l0S Dxblcz Miss 'VIye1 Gutouskl Lhxln STANDING Vkrck Vkllllams Jones Nlillox Shxffel THE MAIN DUTIES of the Canteen Workers are to prepare and serve food to the students durmg an extensrve a1r ra1d drnll Fortu nately we have never had to call upon thns organlzatxon but we have confldence that thenr trammg wrll enable them to meer: anv demands 1n an emergency gf Tv' r fig- .U M ,f-0. .. ,ri 2 '. V . . . . . ' A CF' 'U ' ,f .xr V - r 5 1- A h F .a . ' I 'A' 'lr J ' ,f I fxintllg ,gsm f L' I ' - . - I I ..,, ,., 'av -'77 wif, f fa-,4 ' V- W 1' i'rlzA:.l..rg j . .- 1, - wh it 'i

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ROMCOM-. Supplee B1eMllle1 Leamx Kellx Schmitz T3XlO1 Zlellnskl Holland Olllns Row Two Sxxeenex Barnett Nlallox lxunda Llplak Llbano Slruxnacn Holland Pancnk I-lc-ss Row THRH- Vkills Vkcnlzcl Dlllmdl Tullllaxo Da ls Damalo Basllc Manzo l'111ln5.,Lon Ranell Qnxdu N107 ex Buchlel I Ron 'VI Srm Hnbauh I-lthlxn I-mth 'Xlllchell Smedlu N'lullLn Mxkold Hexlzug., Sabol Conti Ashton ,Qu xp ,s V46 g Hn, J 1 Wuxi 1 .mm 'Q' r'lk ' ata X h 0 Aw Qaud Wordens IN ORDER TO PROVIDE PROTECTION for our students m the event of an enemy bombmg Upper Merlon has organlzed an Anr Rand Warden Corps Mr Strme IS the leader of thxs capable studenf group Upon completxon of thexr trammg for the work the puplls were g1ven arm bands and assumed thelr dutles The school has partxmpated ln several practxce ra1ds and the Wardens Operated eff1c1ently and effectlvely We appreclate the feelmg of securlty and the hxgh morale that th1s organ1,.at1on has a1ded m establlshmg 1n our school . , vi V . . . . ' . - . ' . N 1, ' , .1 , S.. , :Z-v ' , ,R , V M.-A, To' '-lr, t'l 1. L g. 'z, , .' , . yy . f z ' ' . '. 1 , . . C C .44 l,.,,,,-, ,. . IL lan.. 1' ' . ' . .... ' 'Bw ..,. W.-,- . k ' - gn dl, J.. , , 1134- L K ' ,J ffyf,?f1?'Q'i'JAg'1'-'-'ah''15 . . , 4 - 4,r 1U',,4gR qu, ,: H . an A an pkg, . 111, V ., mfr. . gl 1 -. fa 4 'Y 7'-', 91, ni gy,-gk-' -. , 5. ' 1 7, ' l J,g', -,,,- ,f:.151. ' fig 31 I YJ? -., ,..5....,,, -pf p :Eff ., 1, a1'..'--,rf '., ff-fl Y 'l4'l?Z1-525, 7l1 :,,7'44 , ' X yr-. ...WE E V .-.K If- V -.', :, , , ,., - .-, I f 4. gf Q, K-'r ' -f.-M . - R., . 7 n. E321 - X- 5 VIN , If si, .A . in 4 . I . . 1 .Jug ' W -K '. I I Q it I

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Chorus Row ONE-Grabowski Mueth Stanley Robbins Hrusmsky Panczak East d J Sh H ll Li t k oo ane e er p a Row Two-Mr Casselberry K Kutz Wills Forth Martella Holland Jones Beswlck Palaia Rafalvxoski Choske Hein Orth Tor' Row Uhiln Smedlex Smith Thomas Shaffer Geers Lesermg Tomkms Marsh Schmitz K1 IZOX enskl Bal nett MUSXC WE ALL KNOW provides the perfect background for many events This is especially true during war time when morale must be kept at its highest pomt Much has been accomplished in the Upper Merion School District in an attempt to achieve this Under the able direction of Henry R Casselberry head of the Music Department the combined Senior and Junior chorus composed of male and female voices has rendered numerous selections much to the enjoyment of the entire audience. The annual candlelight church service was presented for the Christmas Assembly and during the Service Flag Dedication pro- gram the chorus sang two patriotic selections. The members concluded the year s activities by singing for the Commencement Exercises.