Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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oqqooqoooeooooooooooooooooo L M INDIANA HIGH SCHGOL INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA Volume 10 MAY 1935 Q-0-0-0-0-00-QQ-..QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ: : c : c :o: :occ : : : : : : It is with a hesitant attitude that we offer to the students of Indiana High School this volume of L'Indien. It is not that we are doubtful of or oblivious to the general merits of the book, but, it is usually with such a feeling that one offers a new project to be accepted or rejected. This year our annual has de- viated from the conventional form and has taken on a new form. While this is true, the prime purpose of the annual has not been forgotten, that purpose is to present in a convenient and enduring form the pictorial history of a year in onels Alma hIater, It is the duty of the school paper to record the definite details of its activities and to advertise itg the student hand- book is designed to relate the working of the institution, but the Inost comprehen- sive conception of the functions and ac- tivities of the school is its yearbook. VVhile a detailed history of these activi- ties is presented in the school paper, only in the annual is it possible to group to- gether in one volume each class, club, activity, and sport. No other school publication is designed to do that. It is probable that many will criticize us and challenge our right to change the form and schedule of the bookg but it is true that new conditions demand certain readjustments that have to be made if progress is desired. If one, for sentimen- tal or other such reasons is reluctant to make those changes in keeping with the present-day conditions, it is to be ex- pected that an apathetic attitude on the part of tl1e students will result. It is not our purpose or our desire to radically alter or to do away with the old-type book, but the necessity of changing the L' Indien Staff Editor-in-Chief .........,............. J ulia Rorke Assistant Editors ,..........,.................., . ......,...llilton Freeman, hfary Handler Art Editor ',..,.....,.,. ,,.....,. K athryn Schroth Assistant Art Editor ,,.... Richard Thomas Club Editor ..,.,....,,.....,,..., Jane Thompson Activity Editor ,.,..,..... Richard Clements Athletic Editor ....... ........., G eorge Gould Staff VVriters ..,............,,.,,...........,,.,....,.... Virginia Davis, Betty Nicely, Emma : o : :oo : : aooqogogeooooaoooqo Table of Contents Cover design by Richard C. Thomas '36 Page Dedication ....... ......... Q Alma hfater .................. ..... ...... 3 ln hlemoriam ,..,,.......,.,...,...,......... ....., 4 Administration and Faculty .,......,,...,,... 5 Indiana High School ..,..,.......................,.. 6 Ilow A hlodern High School I'Vorks Senior Class Section ............,........,.......... 11 Lower Classes Junior and Sophomore .... 0th, Sth, 7th years ,,.,,, Clubs Student Council ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 5 Salety Patrol ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,--, , ,W25 Junior Red Cross ,,,,,, Pandorean ,,,,,,,,,,i, ..- .....,, 25 It ebs ter r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, YYYY,,,YYY , Q6 Commercial Honor Student Publications , . Senior Press ...,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,, , ,, 27 Junior Press ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Q 7 Aero-Nautic ,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 -I Junior and Senior Boys Rifle ,...,,,.... ....,.,.,,,,.., ,,,,, ,,., 3 4 Girls Rifle .,...,. .,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 4 Varsity I ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,r,,,,,, 3 5 Cheer Leaders ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 5 Hobby ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,r, 3 5 Home Mechanics ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 6 Girls Home Crafts ,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,., 3 6 Girls Home Economics W ,,,,,,,,, .36 Construction ..............,, ,,,,,,... . 37 G. A. A. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,., 4 1 Nlusical Organizations Senior Band ,..,..,.,........r,.., ,,,rr.,..., 2 8 Senior Orchestra ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,v,,,,,,,, Q 8 Senior Mixed Chorus ...... ,,...r,.. . 29 Junior Mixed Chorus ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Q 9 Glee .,..,,, . ,,,,.....,........,..... ,,...,...,, 2 9 Dramatic Clubs 12, II, I0 .............I,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 3 O 9, 8, 7 ,,,.....,.,. ....,.,. .... ....,,,....,....,,,,,.I.,,,, 3 I Activities Operettas ..,....I....,,,...,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 Junior-'6Hansel and Gretel Senior- Rosamundel' Plays ,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,......,.,.,........,.....,...,....,.,,,, 33 'fLightnin' Huckleberry F inn Athletics Football .....,..,,,,....,,,,.,., ,,,,,,,,., 3 8 Basketball ........ ......,,,, 3 9 Track ,,,,...,.,.I,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 40 The Store ...,.r................,.....,.,........,...... 44 Project of the Retail Selling Class Published annually in hlay by Student Publications, Indiana High School. This organization, scheduled as a class in Journalism, meets daily, producing as projects L'Indien fthe annualj , the High Arrow fthe newspaperj and the Students Handbook Ca manual of general school informationj . old idea to fit present circumstances must be recognized. Throughout the past years L'Indien has held a certain high standard whereby it received recognition by winning awards of honor in nation-Wide ratings. That high standard may be kept, though it is necessary to change the make-up. The need of a yearbook in a school is not only present buts is steadily growing stronger. As time goes on, it is certain that a complete revolution of the annual will take place. Ive shall, therefore, have been among the first to change the format of the book. It is inevitable that to insure an interesting project we must remodel the old stereotyped form of an- nual. That is what we have tried to dog the goal we had in mind was a more per- sonal aI1d a more vital book to which the alumni may turn with satisfaction and pleasureg one which will tell the story of school life fitted to the situations under which it took place. Today the annual serves many pur- poses besides having real and important sentimental value. It has been stated that in the yearbook an expression of the soul of the school is to be found. It plays a great part in the developing and molding of school spirit because it is the only means whereby all functions and activities may be represented together, it records school history in all its phases. We find also that it is a strong influence in the promotion of a closer relationship between the school and the home. We, have, therefore, tried to execute the duties placed in our care to the best of our ability. So, it is with a sincere wish that the students of Indiana High School may find pleasure and enjoyment in this book that We present it now. L' Indien Staff Jean llloorhead, hlary Jane llichie, Betty Pierce, Derwood Lambing, iVil- liam lvine. Typists ...........,.......,..,......................,........ Gertrude Stineman, Cecelia hfarcus Business ltlanager .....,.,. Jol111 lVoodward Assistant Business hfanagers .........,,..... ..,.........Forrest Henrie, Lindo Brigrnan Circulation lNIanager..Gertrude Stineman Faculty Adviser .....,.......,,. Lambert Joseph

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Page Because of her many years of faithful and devoted serv- ice to our Ahna hlater, Because of her Willing and understanding assistance to those in need of help, Because of her sincere interest in our Well-being, and Because of the multitude of pleasant memories she leaves with us, We lovingly dedicate this volume of L'Indien to CAROLINE MARSHALL GESSLER