Wesleyville High School - Annuarium Yearbook (Wesleyville, PA)

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1 9 2 9 mg 1 9 2 9 Senior Class History Four years ago, in the year of 1925, an excited group was thronged around the portable school building. Excited? Yes, for they were that veryl day starting their four years of high school. The High School Building had just, been Hnished and in that we started our four year climb. Those enrolled were Vivian Carlson, Autumn Corey, Margaret Crowell, Londa Cummings, Marian Diehl, Maud Erickson, Elaine Holly, Phyllis Hood, Mona Hoover, Lucile Johnson, Marie Kelley, Edra Kolpien, Gladys McLallen, Inez Voigt, Dorothy Wallace, Marie Whitney, Nora Weeks, Vera Adams, Robert Baste, Robert Brindle, Blaine Britton, Lavern Burch, Gerald Cadman, Lavon DerManuel, Fred Diemert, Arthur Dudley, Charles Eaton, Herbert Foster, Raymond Hines, Lewis McDonald, James Parker, Legrant Scott, Jason Thayer, James Torak, Norman Younger, Russell Ludwig, Howard Sharpe, and Marion Anderson. During our Freshman year we were honored by a party given by the classmen in the school auditorium. Our teachers were Mr. Warner and Miss Green with Miss Bauschard as our home-room teacher. We entered our Sophomore year with more of an understanding of the work that we were to do. Miss Bauschard was not with us but Miss Carlson and Mrs. Spetz were added to the faculty, with Miss Carlson as our home-room teacher. As Sophomores we wished to be different from the other students, so caps of our class colors were bought. That year, although Laura Phillips and Robert Koons joined us, Autumn Corey, Elaine Holly, Vere Adams, Robert Baste, Lavon DerManuel, Arthur Dudley, Charles Eaton, and James Parker dropped out. Our Junior year was spent with Miss Carlson again as our home-room teacher. Mr. Kolpien was added to the faculty. That year our class was still smaller, as Londa Cummings, Maud Erickson, Mona Hoover, Marie Kelley, Dor- othy Wallace, Marie Whitney, Nora Weeks, Laura Philips, and Fred'Diemert were missing. Although Marion Anderson, Lavern Burch and Herbert Foster were not with us in our last year, we had the same number of Seniors as we had Juniors, for Berthelda, Elizabeth and Margaret Dunn were added. This year we started with a new Principal, Mr. McQuiston, and two new teachers, Miss Thurston and Mr. Eichert, Miss Carlson going to a different school. As Seniors we have spent a very busy year, not only preparing for grad- uation, but staging plays, and other entertainments, and supporting school ac- tivities. We leave High School on our various paths, still harboring our motto, Be a live wire and no one will step on you , in our mind. E101

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1929 VIVIAN CARLSON A classmate that it would have been hard to get along without. She showed her ability as manager of the Basketball Team and has also shown that that is not the only line in which she excels for she has participated in both Senior Plays and carried the part well. MARGARET CROWELL We never can tell what Margaret is going to do next. She rushes back and forth between W. H. S. and Erie Business College. Besides all this she is quite studious and was selected class Valedictorian. 1 MARIAN DIEHL 'SMaimie is the frenchy little vamp of Am I Intruding? Oh! what a wicked come hither look those brown eyes of her's have. But in spite of this talent she is a good student and bids fair to be- come a private stenographer for some business man.