Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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A GLIMPSE AT OUR SENIOR YEAR SEPTEMBER 2—First day of school. 11 At our first class meeting we elect our class officers. 12—First football game of the season. 26 Mr. Batcheler meets with us to set th ■ date for our Washington trip. OCTOBER 1—The first edition of the school paper, “The Tigerette’’, is issued. 7— We pose for our graduation pictures. 15— We order our name cards. 24—A class meeting is held to elect yearbook staff officers. 27— Halloween parade at Saltillo. 28— Halloween parade at Cassville. 29— Halloween parade at Huntingdon. 30— -Halloween parade at Mt. Union where our band won special recognition. 31— Halloween parade at Robertsdale. NOVEMBER 5—We are measured for caps and gowns. 8— Robertsdale High School Alumni ban- quet was held. 10— Melcine Neville won the Brownie camera drawing sponsored by our class. 11— Veterans Dav-Teachers attend institute at Chestnut Ridge. 12— Group pictures for the annual are taken. 21— Seniors sponsor semi-formal dance. 27-28—Thanksgiving recess. DECEMBER 1—Day off for hunting. 2 Senior girls take Betty Crocker Home- making test. 5—First basketball game of the season. 16— Junior High School band concert. 22 Annual Christmas program presented by elementary and secondary music depart- ments. 22— We order commencement announce- ments. 23— Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY 5—School reconvenes. 17 Twenty-ninth annual football banquet was held. Seniors Diane Clark. Barbara Taylor and Robert Swope, sophomore, participate in District Band Festival at Hollidaysburg. 19— 20 Mid-term examinations are taken. 28 Report cards are released. Seniors spon- sor “Sock Hop . FEBRUARY 3— Senior athletes receive jacket awards. 13—Juniors sponsor “Sock Hop”. 20— Boys’ basketball squad w'ins second cycle in the Rove League. 20 Band sponsors dance following basketball game with McConnellsburg. MARCH 4— Boys win Rove League Basketball Championship. 11—Boys’ and girls’ basketball teams and cheerleaders an- guests of the Lions Club at a banquet. 17 Seniors sponsor St. Patrick’s Day dance. 18—We attend a showing of the film. “Bur- den of Truth”. 21— Bedford County Band Concert held at N.B.C. High School. 27-30- Easter vacation. APRIL 3—Tri-Hi-Y sponsors the Sheldon Horton Record program. 3—Report cards are released. 3 -State scholarship examinations are taken. 18 -Senior thespians present the class play, “IT’S NEVER TOO LATE.” 23—Huntingdon County Band Festival is held in Mt. Union. MAY 8—We are guests at the Junior Piom. 11-12-13- -Our trip to Washington. 17 Baccalaureate services. Six 2a -C O M M E N C E M E N T !

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IN APPRECIATION The Seniors extend their appreciation to their friend and teacher, Mr. Kermit YVible. whose sense of justice, duty, and understanding has been a source of inspira- tion to them. Firr

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION