Vandergrift High School - Spectator Yearbook (Vandergrift, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1929-1933 FRESHMAN YEAR Enrollment 300 Undefeated Junior High Basketball Team SOPHOMORE YEAR Officers: President—Wilbert Long Vice President—Ivan Harkleroad Secretary-Treasurer—Ray Rosensteele JUNIOR YEAR Officers: President---Wilbert Long Vice President—Virginia Porter Secretary-Treasurer—Richard Lace Class Colors—Green and Gold Choice of Caps and Emblems First all-school dance in history of school Installation of National Honor Society SENIOR YEAR Officers: President—Wilbert Long Vice President—Richard Lace Secretary—Helen Beighley Treasurer—Virginia Porter Selection of rings, pins, and pictures. Class Play Junior-Senior Prom. It is natural that we, the graduating class, should wonder just what the last four years have meant to us and what the next few will have in store for us. After all, history is not a record of the past alone; we today are a living part of history in its making. Just what influence we may have had upon those with whom we have come in contact, time alone will reveal. Are we, the members of this class, willing and able to accept the responsibilities which are about to confront us? Referring to present day conditions, Lincoln Steffens, noted journalist, quotes one of our captains of industry as stating, When we get out of this mess, we will find that Youth is in the saddle. And so we, the members of this graduating class, although regretting the breaking of associations made the last four years, realize the past should mean to us a preparation for the challenges soon to be ours. With this in mind, the class of 1933 bids you farewell. Ray Rosensteele, Historian 16