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JUNIOR-SENIOR
BANQUET
1931
The
members of the upper classes had reached the summit of their joy for
the day of days had at last arrived. The Juniors were waiting at the
Methodist Church to welcome the seniors. A delicious dinner was served
by the Brennar Class and what a dinner! Chicken, mashed potatoes, and
all their trimmings, delicious fruit cocktail and wafers, ice cream and
cake: After the banquet and speeches, the happy students thronged to
the gym, which was beautifully decorated for the affair.
The
music for the dancing was exquisite but then no wonder with such an
orchestra as the “Pennsylvania Nighthawks” with their leader Sam
Campagna.
Dreamy
waltzes, peppy fox-trots. the rustling of silks and satins, dim lights,
murmuring whispers from alluring girls and admiring boys. The Seniors
enjoyed themselves immensely; dancing to the enchanting strains of the
orchestra and rejoicing in memory of their happy school years.
HALLOWE’EN DANCE
The
Senior Class held a Hallowe’en Dance,
October 16, 1931, at the High School gymnasium. Freshmen, Sophomores,
and Juniors were invited.
The
gymnasium was decorated with colors of
black and orange.
The
beautiful costumes worn by the students
added to the scenery. There were prizes given for the prettiest,
funniest, and best costumes. To judge these costumes was one of the
hardest tasks of the event, as all of the costumes were fit for a
prize. Finally prizes were awarded to Eileen
Heagny for the prettiest costume, Alice
and Norma Beige for the funniest costumes, and Ann Harriet Scowden carried off
the third prize.
The
music was furnished by the Harmony Seven
Orchestra.
SENIOR
WEINER ROAST
The
first social event of the year was the
Senior Weiner Roast held at Buhl Park.
The
diversions of the evening were the games,
program, marshmallow and weiner roasting.
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 JUNIOR-SENIOR 1932 PROM
A
stir of excitement, rustling gowns, immaculately groomed boys,
ejaculations of surprise and joy! What do they all betoken? — the
advent of that climax of all our social events — the Junior Senior
Prom. The beautifully decorated gym and enchanting strains of the
orchestra transfer one into a realm of dreams come-true. The exquisite
waltzes and tantalizing fox-trots entice even the most reticent to join
in the harmonious dancing. The multitudinous array of variously colored
decorations creates a friendly warmth which causes teachers and
students alike to unite in their enjoyment of the picturesque scene. An
observant person could have judged by the facial expressions and by the
laughter that the Prom was going to be an out standing success — as it
really was!
LUNCHEON
PARTY
Mrs. Carter entertained her
library assistants at a tureen dinner, in the cafeteria on December 23.
An appetizing dinner was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Carter had the honor of
cutting the large nut cake.
The
girls presented Mrs. Carter with a lovely gift, and she in turn,
honored her helpers with a gift of remembrance.
SPE-RE-WRI
DANCE
The
Spe-Re-Wri Club of Sharon entertained the Alpha Literary Club of
Farrell at a program and dance.
Both
were enjoyed immensely by the members of the two organizations. Now we
are all looking forward to the day when the members of the Alpha
Literary Society will entertain the Spe-Re-Wri members.
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