Victory Joint High School - Victorian Yearbook (Clintonville, PA)

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COMMENCEMENT PROCESSIONAL . b C 1 W t b k Music by the High School Band wELCOMESaiutgfgriag ro S y nlllmb THE COFJIIJSNCEIDIEILIT THWME The Hggse g1L1ve In FAREWELL by arol Ann Farren BOHY1 6 OI' SI' Sem 6 Valedlctorian Dr Dana S Still PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Mr Nilliam J Uncapher Clarlon St Teachers Col President, Victory Jolnt School Board June 2, 1959 VICTORY JOINT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM C IIE Qoluooooon sooo osoooll ? 1. 0 Ag 1. F ,A 3- ,P S Q , 4' . n .1 V C , 'Iii- 3' .' ' at o U 3 . I w it W-S-R v tl 7 'ah ,fi I , 5 x V, 5

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.Eggs Z A ffawmws ASSEMBLYX May 15, 1959 !s: IEL. High Scholastic Honors were announced by Mr Brose Thompson, Guidance Counselor Those students ranking in the top fifth of the Senior Class are Carol Ann Farren, Carol Watrobsky, Betty McFadden, Bert Mundorf, Betty Wike Bonnle Porter, George Richmond, and Jane Craig hrs Elton Martin, representing the Woman's Club, announced the ngli Awards Bach year this clvic organizatlon gives S5 each to the senlor boy and girl having the highest avera e in English for four vears Awards went hundorf Mrs Agnes Guiste, president of the P T A reviewed the purposes of the group of P T A Awards These are given to the Seniors having the highest average for Iour years in Agriculture, Homemaking, Science, Mathematics, and the highest average for three vears in Business These awards were presented by the teachers of the subjects Minshull to John Kaylor for Agriculture Mrs Voffman to Louise makin for Romemaking Klssell to Betty Dcradden, Bert Mundorf in a tie for Science Platt to Bert lundorf for Mathematics Miss Foster to Carol Ann Farren, Carol watrobsky for Commercial CM1ss Foster also awarded a Gold pin to each girl J Ronald Sweetapple announced the student having the highest average of four years in Social Studies as Betty McFadden He presented her with a S5 award Seniors in the Social Studies Club, Betty Wike and Dave McMurd were recognized Spelling Awards of cash provided by an interested patron were presented by Mr Ckarles DeLong to the spelling champion of the school Sandra Eakin, Grade 8, and her alternate Joyce Nitherup, Grade 7 Special Recognition was g Ven to Samuel Bell, the School's Mail Carrier Mrs Ruth Mackell, president of the Band Pothers, awarded pins to the Seniors in the band They were Carol Ann Farren, Carol Natrobsky, Betty dike, Connie Brothers, Marjorie Diller, Gerald Garris, Wally Baker, Bonnie Porter and Janet Wareham She also awarded pins to Carol Heeter and Jane Craig, Seniors in the Magorettes Through the American Legion Awards, Richard Adams will spend a week at Camp Keystone Mr Stephen Benton presented the essay awards to Bonnie Porter, Peg Wightman, Carol Ann Farren The subject was nwhat Constitutes an Ideal Citlzenn Agricultural and F F A awards were announced by Mr Allen Minshull Thor Research Center Award John Kaylor For Better Farm Living American Agriculturist Foundation Award - Stanley Guiste The Dekalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award Ronald Craig Agricultural Foundation Awards: Paul Gadsby Dairy Foundation Award Ronnie Takacs Farm Electrification Paul Gadsby Outstanding Chapter Farmer John Kaylor Farm Mechanics Gary Michael Public Speaking Dedication of the 1959 VICTORIAN to all the teachers and especially to those who are retiring -Miss Grace Yard and Mrs. Erla Hamilton- was announced by George Richmond, Editor. ease, 4gi24 X - S. .fi ff X 2-ij xx 'gg 5 A if 117 N , f 1' If Jw! U 5.5 -A - - l 3 V ' , . O. ' . . n E sh to Carol Ann Farren, Betty McFaddgn, Carol Watrobsky whouwere tied, and Bert V ifr. L 1 ' MP.: -J. - I'-1 1. . Mr. I Mr. . ' - . Y, 0 1 1 . , 4 1