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Class Colors - Black and Gold
Motto - "We Finish to Begin"
Flower - Yellow Carnation
Dedicated to Mr. Warren Ulshafer
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Class History |
Our journey through high school
began in 1955 when we entered 7th grade. The years we spent in the 7th
and 8th grades were more or less "getting acquainted years"
for us, and we enjoyed them thoroughly.
We entered our freshman year in 1957. During
this year our class advisors were Miss Shutack and Mr. Mezza. For class
officers we chose Valentine Rose as President, John Kominitsky as Vice
President, Louis Mezzarone as Secretary, and Kathryn Mele as Treasurer.
This year we really began filling the thrill of high school and all its
activities and fun.
Entering our sophomore year, Miss Shutack and
Miss Dougherty were our advisors. Our class officers elected for this
year were Jerome Miranda as President, Rozella Hunsicker as Vice
President, Josephine Pagano as Secretary, and Jeanne DeSantis as
Treasurer. This year we had the thrill of selecting our class colors,
and purchasing our class jackets. Jackets have now become traditional
for all sophomore classes.
Entering our junior year we experienced more
thrills and good times than we ever dreamed possible. As our advisors,
we had Miss Shutack and Miss Dougherty. For our officers we elected John
Hrapsky as President, John Shutack as Vice President, Gail Tierney as
Secretary, and Josephine Pagano as Treasurer. This year we selected our
class rings of which we are very proud. One of the biggest events of the
year was our Junior Prom. Our theme was "Fairyland Gardens."
The whole class co-operated in helping to make the prom a glorious
success.
All too quickly our senior year arrived. As our
class advisors we had Miss Dougherty and Miss Shutack. The officers
elected for this year were Jerome Miranda as President, Ernest Strohl as
Vice President, Gail Tierney as Secretary, and Kathryn Mele as
Treasurer. This is our busiest year. Class plays, yearbook, newspaper
staffs, athletics, intramurals, dances, parties, and, oh yes, our
studies keep us especially busy during this, our senior year.
As the end of our high school days draw near,
we treasure the memories of our wonderful years of school; and as
graduation day approached, we look forward to the future years in which
we will go our separate ways. We will never forget the teachers and all
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