Derry Township High School - L Histoire Yearbook (Yeagertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1945 volume:

, ....?-----f--'- -.,, .,..-v' X- TX , L Z S: 'HISTCD 19 4 5 . . . Pulnlislwecl me . . . SENIQR CLASS erry -I-ownslwip Sclw l Y P I SCISSYJEOWIW, eI'lI'lSyVC1l llCl Volume L'HISTOlRE IRE O M, NJ DEDICATICDN . . ln recognition of the high esteem in which he is held by the class of l945, thc facultjv, thc: stuflcnt lmocly, and the people of the community, for his Lmtiring and unsclhsh services, for his inakiug' possihlo thc' pulalication of high school 21lll1Llf1lSl1lOLlI' school, we respectfully dedicate this Volume of L'Histoire to David L. Swartz, our supfzrvisiug principal. L'HISTOlRE Q., ,lv WU - N ,f LLJL Lil-listoire Stag Seated: Wallize, Hoopes, Carlson, Soocio, Fowler. Standmg: Kahler, Davis, Swartz, Kearns, Close, Bobb, Collins, Nale. Editor ............ .................. . 'Xrthur Vv21ll1ZC Associate Editors .. . .Leonard Carlson, Betty Hoopes Business Manager .......... ................... R occo Soccio Assistant Business Managers ........................ Jack Close, Neil Bobb Individual Writeups ......... .... H elen Collins, Betty Nale, Lucille Fowler Activity Editors . . . . . .Mabel Kahler, Betty Davis, Martha Baker Snapshots ..... ........................... ll lary Kearns Faculty Advisor . . . . . .David L. Swartz l..'HlSTOlRE Page Three 2:01 E-,, 54 . OG1' of iiCiLlCOiIlOl'l Seated: Walter Shontz, Ralph C. Bell fSeeretaryJ, Samuel C. Mitchell, Alvin Miller, Fred D. Haller fViee Pl'8SldCYltJ, Isaac D. Steffen fliresidentj. Standing: David L.. Swartz CSupervising' Principall, A, Nelson Yeariek, C. VV. Peters, Jr. The members of the Class of 1945 express their sincere thanks and appreciation to the Members of the Board of Education for their careful atten- tion to their needs, and the efforts put forth to give us every opportunity for a happy and successful school life. L'HlSTOlRE l 1 e Inlli' ,.- 70v C PRINCIPALS DAVID L. SWARTZ SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Education: Port Royal High School, Elizabeth- town College, Juniata College, and The Pennsylvania State College Degrees: B. A. Juniata College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State College Teaching Experience: 1926-30: 1930-36: 1936-41: 1941- Spruce Hill Township Schools, Juniata County Principal of McVeytoWn Grade Schools Supervising Principal of McVey- town-Oliver Joint Schools Supervising Principal of Derry Township Public Schools J. W. RIDEN PRINCIPAL Education: Derry Township High School, Sus- quehanna University, The Pennsyl- vania State College Degree: B.S. Susquehanna University Teaching Experience: 1929-36: Principal of Yeagertown Junior High School and Grade Supervisor -1936-42: Principal of Derry Township Junior High School 1942- Principal of Derry Township Jun- ior-Senior High School a L'HlSTOlRE Page 'Fi ve E01 FACULTY... HELEN BURRIS KERCTHNEH lgfv Six Languages BETTY RUTH STINE Mathematics DORCAS JANE FICK Commercial Mill RRILT, M. WAGNER Science f LAIlA STAYNER 1'mn1nel'cial SYLVIA SMITH MILLER Social Studies L ' H I S T O I R E LUELLA M, NAFZINGER English MARY STAHLMAN KESTER Science KATHLEEN SMITH ILIOFF Geography Ilmlwg! x C HFACULTY... MABEL M. GIBBONEY English CATHERINE L. THOMPSON English SARAH K. RICHARDS Instrumental Music FRED M, KING Arithmetic JEANNE KREIG Dental Hygiene 'HISTOIR BIABEL KNEPP FULTZ History REMONA CROMWELL REINARD Geography ELSIE HEIKES RODGERS Vocal Music Prige Seve Q xa SEXIICDRS age Eighi Vkfallize, Soccio, Fowler, Carlson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .............................. Leonard Carlson Vice-President .... .... A rthur Wallize Secretary ....... ..... L ucille Fowler Treasurer ..... . 1 . .Rocco Soccio Colors: Flower BLUE AND VVHITE RED ROSE Motto: ENTER TO LEARN: GO FORTH TQ SERVE. L ' H I S T O I R E 705 NNW MARTHA BAKER Ba Ba GENERAL Activities: Chorus 1: Basketball 1,2,3,4: L'Hist0ire Staff: Bowling Club: Cheerleader 3,45 War Savings Staff. Ambition: To be like Miss Stine. Favorite Expression: Aw'?? They say Martha Baker is true to the Navy, Could 1t be jack Barnes-well maybe? Martha is our star basketball player and book- lceeper. She is also Jacks dream girl. BETTY BARGO 'Bargo ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus l,2,3,1l: Kappa Delta Club 4. Ambition: Nurse. Favorite Expression: Oh brother! Betty says her ambition is to become a nurse But she'd rather have llavid for better or worse. Pals around with Mae and is the Academic boys' privziie French teacher. NORA BELL 'KNora ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Kappa Delta Club 4. Ambition: Nurse. Favorite Expression: Oh! 'For nursing Nora has a yen Anil also for Il guy named lien. llle often wonder xvliy Nora likes Mefflure so well, she is very quiet about the reason. DON l3lilQ5lNGliR Don ACADEINIIP Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Band 1,23 Orchestra 13 Crimson Star 3,43 Library lg Kappa Delta Club 3,43 Class Play 3,4. Ambition: Navy flier. Favorite Expression: Shucks. Xyllfill Don goes to the Navy lie'll be very glad For at heart he's just a Navy lad. Don has passed for the Naval Air Corps, so good luck, Don. l..'HlSTOlR ,,,. ...X .yy Page Nine xx PAULINE BINGMAN Sis COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Bowling Club. Ambition: Stenographer. Favorite Expression: Oh my! Pauline's diamond is a certain sign That Boyd Ncvel has said, Be mine' Has a very pleasing personality--just ask Boyd. Very quiet and liked by everyone. NEIL BOBB Ishf' COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus lg Band 1,2,3g L'Histoi1-e Staff: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football Manager 4. Ambition: Navy: Successful Husband. Favorite Expression: That's for sure. Neil thinks Audrey is mighty sweet No other girl her time can beat. Likes to walk to school with that one certain girl. He is one of our best basketball players. LEONARD CARLSQN Snuffy ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 2,3,4: L'Histoire Staff: Crimson Star 3,43 Library 1,21 Derry Swingstersg Class President. Ambition: Contractor. Favorite Expression: Oh no, not that!! His favorite girlfriend is Shirley Burke The Embassy Theater his favorite work. Gur guess is that Leonard's future lies with the organ. Likes to draw diagrams to rearrange the Embassy. JACK CLOSE jack COMMERCIAL Activities: L'Histoire Staff: Basketball Manager 2. Ambition: Aviation. . I Favorite Expression: I imagine. jack hopes to become a great sensation ln the held of aviation. Girl-shy--we XVOll.ClC1'??? How could any girl resist that wavy black hair? 5 L'HlST'OlRE Page Ten ..- Q 0 1' svn my HELEN COLIQINS f'Tlelcn COMMEROMI, Activities: Vhorus 1,23 Band 1,2,3,'!: Basketball 2,3,4: Tjilis- Loire Staff: Class Play 4. Ambition: Beautieian. Favorite Expression: 'l'hat's what you think. Helen Collins wants to lic' a lwautician But Dick Rc-itz is oiiering her career cmnpcli- tion. Is always seen ai the park on Sunday nights- what's the attraction, Helen????? KENNETH CRAIG Snake COMMERCIAL Ambition: Forest Ranger. Favorite Expression: Exactly. Kenneth is a very quiet guy, And on top of that he's very girl-shy. Kenneth's chief interests in life are hunting and shorthand. KATHLEEN CROTZER Kay', ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,2,4g Bowling Club: Library 1,2,3: Kappa Delta Club 3: Crimson Star 3,4: War Savings Staff. Ambition: To marry that certain guy. Favorite Expression: Oh heck. All Kathleen wants out of life, Is to be Leonell Gilchrist's wife. To Kathleen Gilly's letters are prized posses- sions-we wonder what is in them. JAMES l51'Xl,.i3Y Acc ACADEMIC Activities: Band 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Navy. Favorite Expression: Big joke. james has decided he's the Navy sort, lele lic-arrl of those girls in every port. Jim seems quilt' iiiielwsic-cl in Baliiniorc: and were sure it is1i't the wziim-1'niQlon. Right Jun if L'HlSTOIR bl 6795 sei' 1 .9 Page Eleven ige Twelve ,-- ...-g BETTY DAVIS BCtty COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g L'Histoire Staff: Class Play 3: Sextette. Ambition: Stenographer. I Favorite Expression: Gee Whizzickers. Betty thinks khaki is plenty neat, Vilelre positive Bill thinks sheis awfully Sweet. Betty is our Hlife saver when it comes to original poetry, also good at art. EDITH DUPERT Edith,' COMMERCIAL Ambition: Beautieian. Favorite Expression: Holy cats. Edith is very very quiet, Perhaps she is on a word diet. Edith is very quiet, we hardly know she's in class. OLIVE EBERTS SallyU ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,23 Band 1,2,3,4g War Savings Staff. Ambition: Beautician. l Favorite Expression: Are you kiddini Sally used to spend all her time as a drum majorette. Hut now she's sharing it with Babe Cusner- we het. Sally wants to go to Ohio. NVQ wonder why she doesn't twirl much anymore,-No t11ne??? GEORGE EDDY George ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4. Ambition: To get out of school. Favorite Expression: Yea gads. Aviation is Georges desire Either as a mechanic or flyer. A good friend to everyone. His ambition lies in aviation. L'HlSTOlRE .ll fl V A ima C X fff 'fy DORIS ERNEST Ernie COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus l,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Doesn't have any. Favorite Expression: You're crazy! Her one and only she can't iind. But perhaps Ira can change hcr mind. IVQ wonder why Doris goes to the Ileiglils- perhaps to buy potatoes. LAMAR FISHER Shorty COMMERCIAL W Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Play 4: Library 1,2,3,4: Bowling Club: War Savings Staff. Ambition: Secretary. Favorite Expression: Oh, Heck! LaMar thinks that among all the tellers, ' No one can beat her sailor Bob Sellers. Very tiny and sweet, at least Bob thinks so. Quite proud of that telephone call from California. LUCILLE FOVVLER Cil COMINIERCIAL Activities: Chorus: Basketball 1,2,3,4: L'Histoire Staff: Bowl- ing' Club: Cheerleader 3,4: War Savings Staff: Secretary of Class. Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Expression: I don't know. She sits in school with her eyes half shut, Could it be that she dreams of Scut? One of our peppy cheerleaders. Thinks the Navy is the best branch of the service. PATRICIA GOSHEN Patsy COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Library 1,2,3,4: Sextette: Bowling Club: Crimson Star Staff. Arnbitionz Secretary. Favorite Expression: You're not kidding. ,Patsy thinks Don is just the guy, , Xud who arc we to reason why? XVQ heard that all her letters from Don have S.XV.A.K. on the back. Is it true, Patsy??? L'HlSTOlR E Page Thirteen Page Fourteen sz AUDREY GUNDERMAN Gundy', COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Library l,2,3,-lg Class Play 3. Ambition: To travel. Favorite Expression: llreainer. l-Xuclrcy is working as hard as slic cali, Slic's out to get Bob for a man. .Xuclrey wants to go to college to become II tcziclieit Pity the poor pupils. KATI-ll.EliN HABBERSHON Katie COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,4. Ambition: Housewife. Favorite Expression: Gee Whiz. Kathleen is very fond of Harry, She claims he's the type she wants to marry. Very quiet and soft voiced and very good at bookkeeping. HAZEL HENRY 'fHenry UOMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus Z,3,4. Ambition: Secretary. Favorite Expression: Huh. Hazel thinks Carl is just the thing, , Soon we'll hear the wedding bells ring. I-las a special interest on Main Street in Yeager- town. BETTY HOGPES K'Betts', COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 2,3,4g Crimson Star 3,43 L'Histoire Staffg Class Play 3.4: Bowling Club. Ambition: Secretary. Favorite Expression: I don't know. lictty's temperature is going up, Perhaps the reason is Johnny Bupp. loves to play football, we wonder why? ls so quiet in linglisli class Miss Nafzingcr hardly knows slick tlicre. Alicin ! !! L'HISTOlRE A MABEL KAHLER Kayo l'0lWlXIl3IRC'IAL Activities: Chorus 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Crimson Star 3,45 Bowling Club, L'Histoire Staff: Library l,2. Ambition: To marry an orchestra leader. Favorite Expression: Oh prune juice! Gabriel's horn was mighty fine, But Mabel will take .limmies horn anytime. ls really wound up with jim and we hope hc soon returns. MARY KEARNS '4Kcarns', COMMERCIAL Actgfities: Chorus 1,23 Library 2,33 Bowling Club: L'Histoii-e Sta '. Ambition: Just to graduate. Favorite Expression: Oh piffel! Mary intends to go to college, But not solely to acquire further knowledge. A gay member of our class and always keeps the ball rolling. FAY KENNEDY Fay COMM ERCIAL Activities: Chorus 13 Basketball 1,3,4g Bowling Club: Cheer- leader 43 War Savings Stahl. Ambition: To marry Roger Swyers. Favorite Expression: Bud-dy! Now therels a diamond on her hand, Next we'll see the wedding band., XVants to settle down with Rog, perhaps that is why she made such a lovely dream home in her health project. CARL KNOUSE Bouncer,' ACADEMIC Activities: Band 3,4. Ambition: U. S. Navy. Favorite Expression: Hey Toge ! Carl thinks Hazel is very grand, Some day he hopes she will give him her hand. Has queer nervous condition. he must hold Bob Peters' hand while answering questions. Helpful in chemistry experiments. E 5 L.'HlSTOlR Page Fifteen Lge Sixteen ibi ESTELLA KRICK Stella COMMERCIAL Activities: Bowling' Club: Crimson Star Staff 4. Ambition: Typist. Favorite Expression: Big Joke. Estella admires a football player, Those b1g wide shoulders simply slay her. Football and typing have proved to be her favorite pastimes, but who is the coal man? AGNES KUHNS Koonie COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus lg Bowling Club. Ambition: Beautieian. Favorite Expression: Gee Whiz. We think Agnes likes Blain pretty Well, But don't bother asking her, she won't tell. Very quiet. Cupid's little helper in Sally's love affairs. TTHA LINGLE ith 1'OlVllVlERf'IAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Crimson Star Staff 3,45 Basketball 2.3.43 Bowling Club: Band 1,2. Ambition: Get a job with good pay. Favorite Expression: Believe it or not. liugene now in the background must sit, For by ltha's side is Bucky HlcNitt . XYQ wonder why ltha goes to Milroy, Bucky doesn't live there. lili'l'TY lX'lcCARTl,l2 Cart Wheel ACADEMIC' Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,43 Kappa Delta Club 3,4, Ambition: Beautician. ' Favorite Expression: I thought I'd split laughing. XYe are sure Cupid is not on strike, He used his arrow on Betty and Lerov Reich. All of Betty's future is centered around Beaver Springs. L'HlSTOlRE Z mt me W '7 3 .P FU ? fi! O W Z l l Cl I H if' Q D' U E1 E 0 5 0 . vc' tg xu Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Kappa Delta Club 3,4. Ambition: Nurse. Favorite Expression: Jeepers! Mae's Earl may not be a Knight in shining armor, But regardless of that he,s quite a charmer. Mae can't get a job with the Lewistown Trans- portation Company, so she does the next best thing -gets the bus Hen is driving. BETTY MILLER Effie COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g War Savings Staff. Ambition: To marry a baker who Will bring in the dough. Favorite Expression: Holy Wrump! As we well know Betty likes Bob, He'll be her past, present, and future heart- throb. Her future meets her every lunch time with his car. VVhat's the reason? DOROTHY MILLER i Dot COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 2,3,4g Bowling Club. Ambition: Secretary. Favorite Expression: Oh my goodness! Doroihy's guy is Charles Light, She thinks the army is just all right. Quiet and seems to like shorthand a lot but of course the soldier comes first. FRANCES MITCHELL MitchH ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Kappa Delta 3: Crimson Star 3,43 Class Play 3,45 Sextette. Ambition: Travel and Teach. Favorite Expression: Is that right? Frances thinks the boys are fine, But slie'll take farming any time. In her future plans college is included. She wants to teach English but we think she would make a swell music teacher. L'HlSTOlR Page Seventeen E Page Eighteen ...-'Oi BETTY NALE Betts COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g L'Histoire Staff. Ambition: Marry a certain Marine. Favorite Expression: Oh eripes! Betty has a guy named Ray, V They're waiting for that certain day. VVe think Betty's hair is very pretty. She has a sweet personality. , 1 1 Q - Z ra in niiixm PALM f 95 Dean ACADEMIC Activities: Band 3,4. Ambition: Aviator. Favorite Expression: Censored. Dean is late for school each day, His milk truck must stop along the way. Very friendly with the girls but can't make up his mind which one he likes best. ROSALINE PARTCHEY Posy ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Sextette. Ambition: Nurse.. Favorite Expression: Jeepers! Rosaline keeps looking at the sky, Could it be she expects Bill to fly by? The type that would make a good nurse because of her cheery disposition. XVhat do you think? MILDRED PATTERSCN Dolly COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Library 1: Bowling Club. Ambition : V Secretary, Favorite Expression: Big joke. F l Mildred Patterson likes Otis Stever, I If she denies it, don't believe her. In Mildredys life we wonder which rates the higher, football or the Navy. L'HlSTOlRE 705 - sa ROBERT PETERS .. .'fBob'.' ACADEMIC ' Activities: Chorus 1'g Football 3,43 Basketball 4. Ambition: Navy. - Y Favorite Expression: WVel1 I'1l be. ' ' Bob Peters is known for his party life. i But his parties will end with Lenore, his wvife. K VVe hear he gets great pleasure Ol1t'Of-tilklllg Frances Mitchell's bracelets. ROSENE REINARD ROsey COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4. Q H Ambition: Successful house-wife. Favorite Expression: Aw-Nuts:jy, . Rosene has 'hooked Onto Dick, ' I . Most Of the kids think she m.ade,a.gOOd pick. Has a cheerful dispositioiifls always writing Air Mail Letters in school--wish she would let us read them. EDITH RIGHTER Edie COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Cadet Nurse Corps. Favorite Expression: Uh-huh. Edith thinks Edwin is very grand, Some day they may walk up the aisle hand in hand. Edith wants to become a Cadet Nurse. NVe think she will make a good cheerful One. ,IESSIE ROMIG .f'jess COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 3,43 Sextette. Ambition: Undecided. Favorite Expression: Oh! Wfith Jessie we Figure it must be lOve,' For she's as true as the stars above. Very quiet and has a swell personality.. Ask her how she likes the movies. L'HlSTOlR i Pa are Nineteen e Twenty So, 7 X RUTH RUNKLE 'fBlondie COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,43 Class Play 3,43 Library 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper. . Favorite Expression: Stupid. Ruth is strictly true to Bill, I No one else has a chance, try as they Will. Whexv-W-vii, did you see the class ring Ruth is flashing? ANNA SANKEY Slug COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Sextetteg Class Play 3,4. Ambition: Secretary. Favorite Expression: Oh brother! Anna will sing many a song, To help a certain servicemanis morale along. Ann has a swell voice and likes to sing. NVe wonder which service man she likes to sing to the best. Rosey's Shadow. SUSAN SHAFFER Sue,' ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Kappa Delta Club 3,4. Ambition: Housewife. Favorite Expression: Bug Eyes. Susan will stick to her soldier jay, Regardless of what the Navy gals say. Sue is quiet and cheerful. She comes each dinner time to do lessons-or something else. THELMA SINGLEY Cora COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,49 War Savings Staff. Ambition: To see Sun Valley. Favorite Expression: Consornit. Thelma thinks Jack is just the man, And she'll get him if she can. VVe think Thelma will make some boss a swell secretary, she's very cheerful and friendly to all. L'HlSTOlRE A I - s.J ROCCO SOCCIO Rookie,' COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 2: Band 1,25 Class Play 45 Crimson Star 45 L'Histoire Staff: Class Treasurer. Ambition: To own a large business. Favorite Expression: Let's Tog it! Rocco likes Thelma, but he had better take care, Or heyll find to his sorrow a sailor in his hair. Rocco seems to be interested in letters-from Burnham to Santa Claus. RUTH STEFFEN Ruthie COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,23 Crimson Star Staff 3,43 Bowling Club, Ambition: Career woman. Favorite Expression: Awkl Ruth Stelien you will iind, Vllants to build the understancling of mankind. Ruth is interested in a career-so she says, we wonder what career she means. GTIS STEVER Oty COMMERCIAL Activities: Football 3,4. Ambition: Merchant Marine. Favorite Expression: Holly balls. Though Otis seems very shy, Among the girls he,s quite a guy. All of the boys want to play football since it made a ladies, man of Otis. JAMES STIMLEY 'jimi' ACADEMIC Activities: Band 2,35 Basketball 4. Ambition: Navy later on. Favorite Expression: I'll betcha'. jim has a keen eye for the gals, He claims them all as only pals. VVe have heard lim likes the Avenue, but which one-Maple ??? L'HlSTOlR Page Twenty-one Page Twenty-two T-01 RUSSELL SWANGER HRuss ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1,43 Band 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4, Ambition: Pharmacist. ' Favorite Expression: I suppose. Russell spends most of his time at the store, To he a pharmacist is what he is working for. Russell seems to like his work at the drug store studying to be a pharmacist. HELEN UCIC Helen COMMERCIAL Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4g War Savings Staff. Ambition: Secretary. Favorite Expression: Oh Grads. Russell and Helen dream of a sweet nook, She works at the New NVay to learn how to eook. The telephone is an important invention so Helen thinks. ARTHUR XVALLIZE K'Art,' ACADEMIC Activities: Crimson Star Staff 3,43 Band 1,2,3g L'Histoire Editor: Derry Swingstersg Class Vice President. Ambition: Engineer or musician. Favorite Expression: Naturally. Arthur and Catherine make a nice pair, And some day a home they might share. Art is a swell sax player and We think he has the makings of a good orchestra leader. JOHN VVEAR John ACADEMIC Activities: Chorus 1: Band 1,2,3,4g Class Play 4. Ambition: Wolf, like my brother. Favorite Expression: That's what you think. ' John is always at his work, Never a minute does he shirk. The kids sa f his favorite sonv is XN7ait for Me H 5 as Mary : we wonder why. L'HlSTOlRE ?0S SJ RICHARD YEARICK Dick ACADEMIC Activities: Football 3,4. Ambition: Successful drayman. Favorite Expression: Boy that's cheap. Dick thinks Lois is the one and only, VVho, in old age, could keep him from being lonely. Another one of our handsome, muscular foot- ball heroesfso Lois thinks. f i VVILLIAM YOUNG ACADEMIC Activities: Basketball 4: Football Manager Ambition: Doctor--Success in Air Corps. Favorite Expression: How you all-. Bill thinks Etta is just the one, VVith whom to have a lot of fun. 4. xcBi11x! NVe wonder why Bill is seen so frequently at the Lewistown Y. M. C. A., coulcln't it be Joyce? if THE SENIOR CLASS dedicates this space to two of its members who withdrew during their Junior year to enter the armed forces: - JGCL BCIFTISS Don CSCI' .9 HISTOIRE 9 I L' ll.1 Page Twenty-th ree go, QF ,ll Q 4 CD E. O 'Y .CT U7 U7 :E U7 1-4- O 'T iXVe of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-live are now faced with the realization that we are about to take on the responsibility of helping to rebuild a world utterly devastated by war. This will certainly be no easy task, but we are sure that through the cooperation of all and the grace of God it will be accomplished. Many of our places in the world of tomorrow will be small and unnoticed, but it will be only through the combined forces of all that a lasting peace will be secured. From our class have gone many of our best friends, and all that we now have of them are memories. VVe are very proud of those who have gone from our midst to defend this great nation. ln the service of our country from the class are: Jack E. Barnes, Donald Rager, Millard Stull, Earl Collins, Cloyd Spigelmeyer, VVillis Breon, Robert Rutherford, and James Dalby. To all of these boys, yes, to all of America's service men, we say, May God bless you and keep you safe from harm, so that you may all return to those you love. VVhen we began our Freshmen year, we were one hundred thirty-three strong. In the dim, distant future We saw our greatest ideal, graduation, placed high on the mountain of education. We realized that it would take much work to climb the seemingly difficult mountain of learning. Now that we have reached that which we sought, it is a simple path, rather than an impassable cliff. During our four years in high school, we have come to find companion- ship in our teachers, and We will ever hold dear our school days under their supervision. The teachers have given us something that no one can take from us, whether we are rich or poor. We shall always have our education. Many of our teachers have been called to the service of this great country and have been replaced. Among the teachers who have instructed us in the past and have since been replaced are: Prof. Vlfalter M. Hollis, Mr. Karl VV. Stade, Mr. and Mrs. William Whitley, Mr. Philip Daubert, Mr. John Miller, Mr. Gerald VVoomer, Mrs. Marion H. Kunsman, Mr. Richard B. Shade, Mr. Wfilliam Edgar Artman, Mr. Ira C. Sassaman, Mrs. John Fagan, and Mr. Orvin W. Troy. Those who have replaced them are: Miss Betty Stine, Miss Sarah K. Richards, Mrs. Elsie Rodgers, Mr. Merrill M. Wagner, Mrs. Donald Kester, and Mrs. Ralph Miller. Through all of these changes, several of our teachers remained with us. Mr. J. VVillia1n Riden, Principal, Mr. David L. Swartz, Supervising Prin- cipalg Miss Luella Nafzinger, Mrs. Harold Kerchner, Miss Clara Stayner, and Miss Dorcas Fick. L'HlSTOlRE Page Twenty-four enior Class Histor Ganfinuecl Miss Nafzinger is to be congratulated for her Hue direction of the Senior Play, 'fEvery Family 'Has One . x.xfea1S'a'wiS11'fO pay our humble gratitude to Mr. Merrill NVagner for his excellent direction of our Junior Class Play, f'Little Miss Fortuneu. Through their untiring ehforts, both of these productions were very successful. Q All of our daysvin this, our last year of school. have been busy ones. As the time for graduation grew near, we became busier. Wfe did not mind it, for a busy person is a happy person. Parting from school after these twelve years is rather sad to us all. XVC will part and go to the many walks of life. Through these past years- we have been equipped so that we may meet the luture with joy and bravery in our hearts. But there will always be a place in our hearts that belongs to our dear Alma Mater. And so we of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-live say goodbye --forever. QZD L'HISTOlRE Page Twenty-five xx . Sl'llOl' ClClSS lDlCl EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE The Senior Class of Derry Township High School presented Every Family Has One on December 1, 1944 at 8:00 o'clock in the high school auditorium. The Reardons are a typical American family whose eccentricities are only normal. Laura, the mother, is a social climber who tells tales about her glorious ancestry. She is deliciously happy because she has engineered a match between her daughter, Marcia, and Sherwin Parker. Sherwin isn't really the one that Marcia likes though. Penelope, the bad little sister. is forever drumming on the piano just when she shouldn't be especially whenever Mrs. Parker is around. 'VVarry, the only son, is positive he is the coming Eugene O'Neill. The father Reginald would rather tinker with the automobile than ticker tape. Amidst his tinkering he does help to get rid of the Parkers. Much comedy is added whenever Nana realizes that Marcia really doesn't like Sherwin Parker and she is forever wisecracking about the Parkers. Also making plans every minute to get rid of them. Nana succeeds in doing this with the help of Cousin Lily who has come to visit Reardons. She is an adorable liar from down home with stage aspira- tions. She isnit really the Cousin Lily who is crazy but another Lily. Nana finds this out so she makes plans to get rid of the Parkers. Lily's performance as the skeleton in the Reardon closet is so convincing and the lurid facts she reveals so hilariously such as making wine in the kitchen sink and the Reardon home being next to the glue factory, shock the mighty Parkers to take heels in a hurry. Essie, the maid, is always trying to lind out the Reardonis affairs. Nana is well satisfied with her job done so well because she has reunited Marcia and Todd Galloway, the one that she really loves. After the Parkers have gone, Lily explains to the Reardons who she really is and VVa1'ry decides that even though his 'ldistant' relative is a bit on the daft side, she's the one girl for him. Page Twenty-six Penelope Reardon Laura Reardon .. Mrs. James Parker Essie ............ Nana Reardon . . . Reginald Reardon Marcia Reardon .... W7arry Reardon . . James Parker . . . Sherwin Parker . . Lily Reardon .... Todd Galloway .. Characters . . .Helen Collins Frances Mitchell . . .Ruth Runkle . . .LaMar Fisher . . .Anna Sankey Russell Swanger .Thelma Singley .....John Wlear . . .Rocco Soccio . .Don Bersinger .........................BettyHoopes HISTOI Richard Yearick L: 0 -- 7 5 E In su SNAPSHCDTS , , . L'HlSTOlR ..,- Oi su . l,ll'llOl' Class First Row: Craig, Bowen, Moore, Sikorsky, Heck, Peters, Norris, Musselman, Gussler Allen M L ' d D F h . McBride, Kauffman, usser, air , e re n Second Row: Fowler, Tubbs, Baker, Romig, Fisher, McNitt, Young, Baumgardner, Smith Bingman, Readdy, Lepley, Downing. Third Row: Goss, Krepps, Gingher, Linn, Sheaffer, Potepan, Goss, Yeatter, Davis, Dupert Dell, Moore. Fourth Row: Stine, Shade, Salyards, Lightfoot, Yetter, Lane, Uoic, Nale, Kupples Bupp Mowery, Suloff, Stayner. ige 'Twenty-ei President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer .. Historian . . Class Flower : RED ROSE CLASS OFFICERS X. Motto : ...John Bupp ........Don Linn . . . . . .Arleen Bingman .........,.Ar1ene Baker Thelma Baumgardner Class Colors: RED AND NVHITE TONIGHT VVE LAUNCH, VVHERE SHALL. VVE ANCHOR? L'HlSTOl RE grht aa sa unior Class l-lisior VV'e, the Class of '46 passed from Jr. High into Sr. High as Freshmen with 92 students enrolled. At our hrst class meeting we elected our officers, class flower, class colors, and choosing for our motto Tonight VVe Launch, VVhere Shall VVe Anchoru. Not many events occurred during our first year. As We passed from Freshmen to our Sophomore year the enrollment was 78. The events of interest were the election of new officers, our new class colors, which were then changed from Navy Blue and Wlhite to Red and White. A class party was held for classmates and guests. Another year has again passed and we are now Juniors, with the enroll- ment of 61 students. This greatly reduced number in our enrollment is due to the number of students taking up vocational at Lewistown High School, those quitting school, and those entering the service. The following events took place: election of new officers: selecting of pennants, hats, etc., and a farewell party for one of our classmates who left for the Armed Forces. Those that left during our three years in High School are: Glenn Mertz, U. S. Armyg John Kelly, U. S. Navy, Jack Yearick, U. S. Armyg Robert Sulolf, U. S. Navy. C73 .iomioife cues PLAY NOTHING To LOSE A Three Act Comedy-Farce Presented Friday Evening, April 20 Directed by MISS STINE and MR. WAGNER L'HlSTOlRE Page Twe itv mn ga So. l1Ol'TlOl'S Class First Row: Goss, Fink, Crisswell, Heller, Wike1', Bressler, Wagner, Krickbaum, Moyer Gingher, Gilchrist, Bell, Bartha, Crissey, Stroup, Burke. U Second Row: Swedersky, Kahley, Goss, Ennist, Snook, Fisher, Aurich, Harnish, Baker, Stitt Eisenhart, Jones, Ault, Readdy. Third Row: Crawford, Broome, Haller, Woonier, Allen, Ruukle, Logan, King, Reich, Hannon G-rumbine, Chapple, Deckman. Fourth Row: Kerchner, Huffnagle, Burdick, Harbst, Dalby, Baker, Romig, Grove, Peters Eisenhart, Pennebaker, Hook, O'Donnell, Parks. Fifth Row: Streich, Gilbert, Hollis, Drass, Reed, Watson, Miller, Peters, Mountjoy, Baker Vasiloff, Collins, Steffen, Leiter, Wagner, Casner, King. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... . .Jean Eisenhart Vice-President .. ...... Robert Reed Secretary ..... . .Nanciann Readdy Treasurer . . . . .William Allen Historian .. .... Jane Heller Class Flower: Class Colors: YELLOXN TEA ROSE BLUE AND GOLD Motto: NEVER TRY DYING, BUT DIE TRYING. 5 I. ' H I S T o I R E Page Thirty 'EDS sl TCS I'TlGI'l UGS5 I First Row: Barner, Bender, Adams, Watsoli, Bingaman, Eddy, Bobb, Wilson, Barner. Second Row: Aurand, Wilsoii, Albright, Singley, Plank, Drass, Dubendorf, Blair, Powell, Smyers, Fleming, Knepp. Stever, Conner, Bersinger, Newlands, Kuhns, Third Row: Bedleyon, Minnick, Kuhns, Yetter, Minsker, Pennebaker, Murray, Hockensmith, Singley, Sellers, Moore, Miller, Wagner, McNitt, Sourbeck, Romig. Fourth Row: Stuck, Allen, Brumbaugh, Searer, Smith, Gilbert, Davison, Hawkins, Searer, Richard, Breon, Denlinger, Yetter, Gullucci. Fifth Row: Wagnel', Breon, Schmidt, Ritter, Smith, Leach, Berryman, Ernest, Logan, McKalips, Shildt, Gunderman, Pennepacker, Adams, Hummel, Nafzinger. Sixth Row: Fowler, Lepley, Potepan, O'Donnell, Fisher, Sankey, Elsesser, Marker, Fultz, Baker, Lightfoot, Rupp, Harbst, Knepp. CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . .Eloise Hockensmith Vice-President ,.Pauline Bersinger Secretary .... . . .Delores Searer Treasurer . . . . .Patsy Knepp Historian . . . .Velma Fisher Class Flower Class Colors: AMERICAN ROSE RED AND GOLD Motto : HVVE BUILD AND FIGHT XVITH ALL OUR MIGHT I HISTOIRE Pa ge Th i rty-one ?0S Ei , Linh Gracie 1 ng,- First Row: Bressler, Wilson, Baker, Fowler, Davis, Spigelmyer, Pennepacker, Miller, Knepp, Fisher, Parks, Rager, Haviee, Freed, Britt. Second Row: Di'uekeniniller, Baker, Knepp, Heiber, Tate, Shepperd, Rupp, Harclerode I-Iuffnaugle, Readdy, Frankhouser, Bargo, Lockhart, Hood, Faus, Gallucci, Russler, Bedlyon. Third Row: Arnold, MoCardle, Shellenberger, Bickhart, Robinson, Ferguson, Eward, Kreps, O'Donnell, Harshbarger, Schmidt, Knepp, Shreliier, Gingher, Reinard. Fourth Row: Woodling, Walter, Bell, Weston, Fisher, Heck, Mitchell, Kanour, Fowler, Bedlyon, Righter, Kennedy, Moore. Fifth Row: Gibboney, Wert, VValker, Spriggle, Richards, Newland, McMahon, Miller, Schildt, Reeseman, Musselman, Baumgardner, Godleski, Bishop, Fultz. Sixth Row: Davis, Bedlyon, Kelly, Moore, Stuck, Felmlee, Gilbert, Romig, Kreps, Keefer, v Close, Overholt, McKalips. CLASS OFFICERS President ...... . . ..... . . . Vice-President . . . . .Don Godleski Kenneth Stuck .Rose G-allucci Secretary .......... ....... Assistant Secretary Treasurer 8A1 .. . Treasurer SA2 . . L'HlST0lRE Jacqueline Readdy . . .Eugene Purcell . .Sara Huffnaugle I'zig'e Thirty-iwo my W s MW K ., SVSFIJEIW GTCICJG 4 First Row: Sourbeck, VVagner, Harvey, Haller, Aurand, Dill, Moore, Lash, Burke, Edminston, Fisher, Havice, Wagner, Sourbecli, Ritter, Speck. Second Row: Amspacker, Patton, Kreps, Colabine, Wray, Kahler, Patterson, Randolph, King, Hoffman, Pennington, Seachrist, Moyer, Bender, Arentz, Britt, Sikorsky, Streich, Minnick. Third Row: Tubbs, Wilson, Daffner, Richardson, Bingaman, Purcell, Richards, Lilly, Peters, Laird, McCardle, Kauffman, Crawford, Tallon, Richards, McMahon, Kenawell. Fourth Row: Fisher, Riden, Wert, Bargo, Moore, Snook, Rothrock, lflward, Drass, Eward, Downing, Kerchner, Rhodes, Goss, Henry, Goss. Fifth Row: Reinard, Panunzio, Davidson, Burdick, Young, Eisenhart, Weimer, Yorks, Wallize, Hufford, Rager, Leeper, Short, Stains, Artman, Thompson. Sixth Row: Hetreich, Harmon, Smith, Baunigardner, VV0lfiey, Dippery, Sausman, Hoffman, Fisher, Mowery, Kahler, Jacobs, Earnest, Kahley, Kearns, Leach, Poche, Hagans, McKnight, Marker, Kenawell, Craig, Ball, Stimely, ShreH'ler. CLASS OFFICERS President ...,. ..... G erald Ball Vice President . , . . .Mont Wilson Secretary ..... .... C arol Streich Treasurer . . . . .Joanna Hufford L. ' H 1 s 'r o 1 R E '5 i :1g'0 Thiitw ii x4 u . rode School 3UliCill l S . . . YEAGERTOWN GRADE SCHOOL 1904-Constructed as an eight room high school building by J. F. Stetler at a cost of 313,763.00 1917-Five additional rooms added at a cost of 513,465.00 HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL 1904-Constructed by Ahrens Bros. at a cost of 53,010.35 L ' H I S T O I R E IThtf CDRGAIXIIZIIIIQIXIS SL ACTIVITIES ur AII1IeIIc ounci b Seated: Betty R.'Sti11e CGi1'Is' Coachj, Dorcas VI. Fick QSecretaryj, A. Nelson Yearick CVice Presideutj, Fred M. King Uioys' Coachj, Isaac ID. Steffen, Alvin Miller CPI'CSICIC1ltj. Stfllldillgi David L. Swartz, XViIIiam Riden. L'HlSTOlRE Igllli i orsii ll-ooiboll i 1 First How: C'raWfoi'd, Gilbert., Shref'Her, Goss, Lane, Yearick, Baker, Peters, Suloff, Green- away Shade. Second Row: O'Donnell, Halier, Marker, VVatson, Burdick, Bupp, Kelly, Reed, Casner, Davis, ' ever. Third Row: Bob CManagc-rj, King fAssisLant Coachj, Young fManagerJ, Troy fCoachJ, Readdy CManagerJ. The first practice of the Yeagertown High School Varsity Football squad was held on August 27, 1944. The team started the season with only three lettermen: Richard Yearick, Joseph Shade, Robert Suloff. The team after a very few days of conditioning and practice, found it necessary to meet an unusually strong opponent, Hunt- ingdon. It was on September S, that the boys began what turned out to be one of our poorest seasons in football history. Our one victory of the season was oyer Saltillo. For the first time in twelve years, Yeagertown was defeated by our most bitter rival, Burnham. The members of the Yeagertown High School football squad are as follows: Robert Suloff LE Raymond Casner Donald Shreffler LT Richard Kelly Richard Yearick LG George Burdick Weldon Lane C Harold Davis William Goss RG Robert Reed Harold Baker RT john W'atson Robert Peters RE james Hummel Earl Greenaway QB Paul O'Donnell Joe O'Donnell LHB Max Haller Robert Gilbert RHB Ronald Crawford joe Shade EB Gtis Steyer Substitutes: john Bupp, Raymond Bingaman, XN7illiam Downing, Herman Barner. L'HlSTOlRE Page Thirty-six orsit Football Results The results of the 1944 football season appear below: Score Date Opponent Y.H.S. Opp. September 8-Huntingdon . . . . O 53 September 16-Lower Paxton . O 27 September 23-Mt. Union .... . O 53 September 29-Juniata joint .... . 6 20 October 7+New Cumberland . . . . . . O 13 October 14-Saltillo ........... ... 41 0 October 21-Robertsdale .... . O 20 October 28-Lykens ....... . O Z1 November 41Vv1lllE1lT1S1OXV11 . . O 19 November 11-Burnham . . . O 3 COCAPTAINS Bob', Suloff and Dick Yearick I. ' H I S T o I R E 'age 'Ph E05 4 X i UI' 5Cl1OO l 50115 Cheer, cheer for Old Yeagertown VVake up the echoes and bring them down. Send a volley cheer on high, Shake down the thunder from the sky, VVhat though the odds be great or small, Old Yeagertown will win over all, XVhile her loyal sons are marching Onward to victory. RAH!! RAH!! RAI-Il! x :sf ak is X Pk Behold the team advancing, See the end draw near. Give them a hearty Good old-fashioned cheer. RAHH RAI-I!! RAI-I!! Guard them on their honorg They'll stand the test. Yeagertown forever, She is the best. Dkikfkilfvkvk Buckle down Red Devils, Buckle down, You can win Red Devils if you buckle down If you break their necks, if you make them wrecks, you can take the hecks if you will only buckle down. Make them yell Red Devils, make them vell. You can win Red Devils if you make make them yell. lf they don't give in, take it on the chin, you are bound to win, If you will only buckle down. Nuckle down, Red Devils, Nuckle down, You can win Red Devils if you nuckle down If you go to town, if you wear them down, you can take the crown If you will only buckle down. Three cheers for Yeagertown VVe,re out to win, Fight on to victory Never given in, RAI-I I RAI-I! RAI-I! You do your best, boys, XVe'll do the rest, boys, Fight on to victory. RAI-Ill RAHH RAHH wk fx: PF ak :ec is NVhen Yeagertown boys all fall in line, VVe're sure to win another time. For Yeagertown High we'll Yell-Yell-Yell-Yell-Yell And for the QFootball, Basketballj team VVe'll Yell-Yell-Yell-Yell-Yell So Fight-Fight-Fight-Fight-Fight For every yardg Circle the end and hit the line right hard And throw the other boys upon the sod. RAH!! RAHH RAHY! VVhoop her up! VVhoop her VVhoop her up some more. Y.H.S. is the school That we all adore. She has her rep, She has her pep, She always wins the game, She is not rough, E She is not tough, But she gets there just the same. up! L'HISTOl RE Page Thirty-eight All S l K unior orsii Fooiboll lgirst Row: O'Donne1l, Haller, Marker, Watson, Burdick, Overholt, Kelly, Reed, Casner, Davis, ever. Second Row: Harshbarger, Stuck, MeE1Wain, Bingarnan, Righter, Downing, Rager. Third Row: King if-Xssistant Coaehj, Young, Bobb, Readdy CManagersJ, Troy fCoachJ. During the 19-lil season, the junior Varsity Football Team played just three games. Although the team was successful in winning only one of these games, the other games proved exciting and gave spectators opportunity to observe players in action, who will be playing with the varsity next year. The game played at Mt. Union on NVednesday, November 15, was considered the outstanding performance of the season and caused every player to feel that the time and eilort spent in practice had not been in vain. Scores were as follows: Y.H.S. Opp. October 18-Lewistown . .. O 13 November l-Mt. Union .. . O 6 November 15-Mt. Union .. . 7 6 L'HlSTOlRE Page Thirty-nine ge For 7 o s orsii Boslfe Cl First Row: Peters, Young, Gilbert, Baker, Bobb. Second Row: Hummell, Stimely, Collins, Kearns, Reed, O'Donne1l. Third ROW: Fisher CMana.gerJ, King fCoachJ, Davis fMa.nagerJ. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Twenty-two boys reported for the first practice of the sewson Four of the boys played on last year's Varsity Basketbwll te'1m Tbev were: Neil Bobb, Harold Baker, Robert Gilbert, and Donald Kewrns Bobb Peters Baker Young Gilbert Stimely P-3 :- CD Ui .Q s sn rl. 0 o : Q. UI r-Y' FD rl o P h rf :r FD P-h o : o E D. UQ U o K4 U1 l1OC.'3C7 1'i'Tl I U1 -I O II O,Donnell Hummell Collins Kearns Reed Steffen E .tv The First game was played on December 5, at Huntingdon. Yeagertown lost by the score of 47 to 12. The rest of the season was one of alternating wins and losses. The season's results were: VV'on, 83 Lost, 7. The following were the scores of the season: Y.H.S. Opp. December 5-Huntingdon . .... 12 ' 47 December 12--Mt. Union . .... 12 38 December 15--McVeytowu .... 33 7 january 5-Reeclsville .... .... 3 4 7 January 9-Mt. Union .. . .... 19 41 January 12-Burnham ....... ..., 2 3 44 january 16-Juniata Joint .... 17 20 january 19-Belleville ..... .... 4 5 25 January 22-Milroy ...... .... 3 5 10 January 26-McVeytown . . .... 44 24 February 2-Milroy ...... .... 5 3 14 February 9-Reedsville ...... .... 6 1 29 February 16-Burnham ....... .... 2 O 32 February 20-Juniata Joint .... .... 2 8 32 February 23-Belleville ...... .... 5 4 27 Totals .................. .... 4 90 397 High Scorer: Neil Bobb-175 points. Number 9 Dlaoolin Foul Page -F 301 Q W OOJLLCJH in Acfion L'HlSTOl f i f Z Ooflmll L'HlSTOIRE sa Cham ions---1944-45 First Row: Collins, Mowery, Kennedy, Fowler, Baker, Kahler. Second Row: Parks, Baker, McBride, Wiker, Stitt, Bartha. Third Row: Bressler, Hannon, Kupples, Snook, Stine. 'For the fourth consecutive year our High School Girls' Varsity were the Mifflin County League Champions. On November 21, 1944 thirty-one girls reported to coach Betty Stine for practice. Seventeen of this number were on the squad at the close of the season. On December 12, our squad played the opening game of the season with Mt. Union, winning by a score of 47 to 34. This first Victory of the season started what proved to be an unusually successful season. No game proved real competition until our girls were tied by Burnham on January 12, 1945. The members of the team are: Baker, M. F Baker, E. Kahler F lNiker Fowler F McBride Collins G Parks Kennedy G Bressler Mowery G Hannon Kupples G Snook F Wiiker High Scorer: Martha Baker'-286 points. 4 Manager: Helen Bartha. 5 L ' H I S T O I R E lgfe l4'or1y-foui' he i X ml lm ly Wm Q1 3 ff IT' 2 -e Q9 O QH 55-IS' we 5 mid ms 2.2 H 52 o NF 'lxJ QP rn ze Qt, D 'DEP 'Una FS,-f 03 3.5 O'U ea: Sew HS FFS QQ gum 'DFT om SE, Q15-1 ii L3 QQ? 3 E. 3 UQ Season's Results: lfVon, 15g Tied, l. The results of the 1944-45 basketball season appear below. SCORE Y.H.S. Opp. December 13-Mt. Union .... 47 34 December 15-McVeytown .... .... 5 0 27 December l9-Belleville .... .... 3 4 28 January 5-Reedsville .... .... 6 6 26 January 9-Mt. Union .... .... 5 4 35 January 12-Burnham ...... .... 3 6 36 January 16-Juniata Joint .... 34 26 January 23-Milroy ........ .... 4 9 32 January 26-McVeytoWn .. .... 47 16 February 2-Milroy ...... .... 3 4 23 February 9-Reedsville . . . .... 49 12 February 16-Burnham .... .... Z 8 22 February 20-Juniata Joint . . . .... 37 30 February 23-Belleville .... .... 4 l 28 March 6-Huntingdon .... .... 3 6 19 March 8-Burnham .... .... 4 5 36 Totals ......... . . . . . .... 687 430 C5l leGl'lCGClel'S Mowery, Bressler, Fowler, Kennedy, and Baker L'HlSTOlRE Page Forty-five unior Boslcellocl ll First Row: Fisher, Moore, Stuck, Ball, Allen, Gilbert. Second Row: Righter, Fowler, Rupp, Mowery, Harshbarger, Wilson, Third ROW: King CCoachD. The following boys participated in the games of the 1944-45 Junior High Basketball Season : Stuck F Harshbarger Fisher F Fowler Moore C Gilbert Ball G Ylfilson Allen G Righter Substitutes: lXlowery, Rupp. The results of the season are as follows: Y.H.S. 25 22 Burnham . . . . . . . Burnham . . . . . . . Belleville ... . . .. 20 Burnham . . . . . . . 26 Belleville ... .... 20 Burnham ... .... 27 Totals.. . .. ....l4O L ' H I S T O I R E Page l 1 U OPP 29 31 7 39 7 24 137 r l-lib intro-Mural Bcuslieiboii - - --- -- YY, i l BEARS SKUNKS LIONS R. Pennebaker QCD Stuck QCD Hum1nel QCD Righter M. Fisher L. XNilson R. Moore Sankey Baker Fowler Allen B. Havice Knepp S. XN7ilson D. Havice Yohn Rager Bargo Gallucci Kahler Aurand J. Moore Short Hoffman MCCardle Mauery EAGLES TIGERS M. 0'Donnell QCD Bobb QCD Harshbarger Ball Gilbert Sourbeck Tubbs R. Fisher Bressler G. Percell E. Percell Pennebaker Jacobs McMahon Student Mana Faculty Aclvis CHAMPIONS-SKUNKS gers--B. Gilbert B. Peters H. Baker J. Bupp B. Young or-Fred M. King. L ' H I S T o I R E Page Forty-seven n Bowling 4 , Girls Standing: Fisher, Goshen, Patterson, Kearns, Fick fClub Sponsor Tffoopes, Miller, Krick, Bingzlnlan, Kuhns. Sitting: Baker, Kennedy, Fowler, Sl'GHiC11, Linglc, Kahler. A55 EXVXBLY L.'HlSTOlRE I go Forty-eight ig?- e or clvings Staff 1 7,7 Seated: Crotzer, Fowler, Miller, Singley, Mitchell, Nale. Standing: Runkle, Kennedy, Ucic, Mrs. Kerchner flidvisorj, Hannon, 'Wikeiy Fisher, Eherts. o Ranking Qhgcers of 6th War oon rive First Row: Leeper, Short, Artman, Hetrick, Rowe, Bressler. Second Row: Aurand, Blair, Smith, Randolph, Downing, Bishop, Baker, Bowen. Third Row: Sikorsky, Mitchell, Fisher, Laird, Tubbs, Parks, Snook, VVeston, Sourbeck. Fourth Row: Wag'1ier, Bedlyon, Patterson, Elsesser, Nale, Sheaffer, Lane, Mitchell, Ennist, and Kearns. L'HlSTOlRE 5 e Fort Y-ll i 305 M-. s.1 CIPPCI iDGilICl First Row: Kerchner, Bell, Partchey, Crissy, McCartle, Gingher, Lightfoot, Salyards. Eeiconrl Row: Mitchell, Fisher, Ucic, Bargo, Sheaffer, Kreps, McBride, NcNitt, Potepan, .Ti tors cy. Third Row: Reich, Leiter, Bartha, Grove, McKnight, Bell, Goss, Bingaman, Bersinger, Rowe. The Kappa Delta Chapter of the National Junior Classical League was organized in our school in l943. Members of this organization have studied the classical music and art including some of the great operas along with Roman and Greek histories and mythology. , The members of the junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization into the modern world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them under- stand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization is its government, laws, literatures, languages, and arts. L'HlSTOlRE fly -:pf 7 ? '-- 1- SCHQQI SCFNFS L'HlSTOlRE 301 ,- 5.4 Hi I1 School Bclncl First Row: Kuupel, Bressler, Kennedy, Fowler, Searer, Collins, Weston, Mowery. Second Row: Gallucci, Haller, Stuck, Bobh, Miller, Davis, Deckman, Readdy, Haller, Rager Third Row: Richards, Davis, Gussler, Dalby, Grtllucci, Mitchell, Mowery, Kelly Gruinbine Logan, Steffen, Godleski. Fourth Row: Wilson, Allen, Rowe, Hollis, Peters. Allen, Ennist, Fisher. err owns ilu win siers I Stan Art hjvoei' SnuiTy Cl1arlie 5' L ' H I S T O I R E I :ml F'i1'iy-two l igl- ,..,-g ,School Chorus su First Row: Goshen, Tubbs, Highter, Hoopes, Grove, Eisenhart, Sankey, Singley, Reinard, Miller, Vasiloff, Crotzer, Miller, MoNitt, Second Row: Hunkle, Gunderman, Broome, Runkle, Habbershon, Henry, Partchey, Krepps, Neely, Earnest, Hook, Salyards, Lightfoot, Ucic. Third Row: Gussler, Krickbaum, Goss, Woomer, Patterson, Auriok, Baker, Readdy, Gilchrist, Nale, Bingaman, Goss, Mitchell. Fourth Row: Smith, Eddy, Kauffman, Musser, McCardle, Bressler, Romig, Davis, Barge, Shaffer, MCKalips, Fink, Fisher, Crissey. Fifth Row: Miller, Bersinger, Bell, Partchey, McKnight, Crisswell, Lingle, Burke, DeFrehn, Carlson, Swanger, Anderson, Kearns, Rogers. Goshen, Mitchell, Romig, CQlll'lSU1l C,'xCC0llllJ2llllSlb, Davis, Szmkcy, I':1rlcl1uy L'H ISTOIR Page Fifty-three unior Ckoruses September September September September September September September October 2, October 7, October 12 October 14 October 19 October 20 October 27 October 28 November November November November November November November December December December December December December January 5, January 9, January 12, i 5Cl'100l GlGl'lClCl1' 5, 1944, School Opens. 8, 1944, First football game of the season with Huntingdon. 16, 1944, Lower Paxton football game. 23, 1944, Mt. Union football game. 26, 1944, Boy Scout Paper Collection. 28, 1944, Athletic Council Meeting. 30, 1944, Juniata Joint football game. 1944, Students received T. B. test. 1944, New Cumberland football game. , 1944, Tin Can Salvage Drive. , , 1944, Saltillo football game, ending in surprise victory, 41-0. , 1944, Short vacation for students while teachers attend Institute. , 1944, Robertsdale football game. , 1944, Issued report cards: enjoyed the Lew Johnson Show. , 1944, Lykens football game. 2, 1944, Mt. Union Jay Vee football game, lirst of season. 4, 1944, lfVilliamstown football game. 20, 1944, IfVell entertained by Dixie Dandy Circus. 15, 1944, Mt. Union Jay Vee game. 11, 1944, Burnham football game. 21, 1944, Juniata College Test given by Miss Green. 22, 1944, Begin Thanksgiving vacation. 1, 1944, Senior Class Play, Every Family Has One 5, 1944, Basketball game at Huntingdon, first of season. December 8, 1944, Issued report cards. 12, 1944, Mt. Union basketball game. 15, 1944, McVeytown basketball game. 20, 1944, Teachers had a banquet. 21, 1944, Christmas Dance: music by our own Derry Swingsters. 1945, Reedsville basketball game, first of new year. 1945, Mt. Union basketball game. January 16, 1945, January 19, 1945 January 23, January 26, February 2, 1945 February 6 9 February 1945, 19455 1945, 1945, 1945, Burnham basketball game. Juniata Joint basketball game. Belleville basketball game. Milroy basketball game. McVeytown basketball game. Issued report cardsg Milroy basketball game. Alumni basketball game. Reedsville basketball game. February 15, 1945, Enjoyed show, International Review . February 16, 1945, Burnham basketball game. February 20, 1945, Juniata Joint basketball game. February 23, 1945, Belleville basketball game. March 9, 1945, Report cards issuedg entertained by hypnotist. March 15, 1945, Enjoyed show, John Sloan . 1945, Easter program sponsored by Seniors. April 6, 1945, Junior Class Play, Nothing to Losen. April 12, 1945. Army Specialized Training Reserve Exam. April 20, 1945, Report cards issued. April 23, 1945, Antrim Bureau show, Harold D. Biden. May 4, 1945, May Day. March 29, May 20, 1945, Baccalaureate. May 24, 1945, Commencement. May 22, 1945, Senior Class Play. May 31, 1945, School Ends. L ' H l S T O I R E 'Page Fifty-fi ?0S .4 l..ibrc1r SMH l . e First Row: Tubbs, Musser, Fisher, llunkle, Gunderman, Goshen, Baker, De-Frehn, Stitt. Feconfl Row: Kester, Baker, Goss, Crisswell, Ault, Anderson, Huffnagle, Eisenhart, Jones, Cisen iart. Third Row: Burke, Fink, Mclialips, Gingher, Bell, Goss, Gross, Bartha, Snook, Parks. Under the supervision of Mrs. Fagan, the library staff was organized in September. At the hrst meeting lllrs. Fagan stated that the chief objectives of the stan' would center around the arrangement of the library, its contents, system of operating, etc. The purpose of having student librarians is two-fold: first, to give instructions in library science to members of the student body, second, to assist high school students in getting acquainted with the library facilities so that they can make the best possible use of the school library. ln order to prepare members of the library staff for their work, class was held one period a week in the laboratory. Although these meetings were conducted by our instructor Mrs. Fagan and later Mrs. Kester, there was opportunity for discussion of problems which had come up during the previous week. ln order that books may be kept in a good state of repair, each member ofthe club is required to repair at least one book per week. ln addition to financial support from the school board, the library sponsors the Antrim Bureau Programs and uses the profits from these programs to purchase new books and replace worn-out copies. l.'HlSTOlRE me T' fty-six GDR NE SPAPER 14522 STUDENTS TWO NEW MEMBER ADDED TO ST FF THE MILROY YOUR THEATRE, PLAYS THE PICK OF THE SHOWS YOU ARE A PATRONAGE WITH DISCRIMINATING TASTE IN MOTION PICTURES MAY WE ASSURE YOU IT IS A REAL PLEASURE TO AIM TO SATISFY THESE HIGH IDEALS CASH AWARD-EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY FIVE DOLLAR DOOR PRIZE EVERY WEDNESDAY POT O' GOLD-EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY L HISTOIRE I Ift it -3 0 -- Q I Compliments of :- McCRORY'S 5-10 AND 25c STORE 14-16 East Market St. Lewistowrfs Newest And Most Modern 5-10 8: 25c Store COI1'1D1iII'19I1tS of I- DANKS 8: CO. LEWISTOWN'S MOST POPULAR STORE FIVE POINTS LEWISTOWN, PA. RUGS LINOLEUM A. KITTING 8: BRO. 37 W. Market St. LEWISTOWN, PA. STOVE S FURNITURE Compliments of :- VVAGNER PRINT SHOP LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments of :-- BEAVER BROS. BAKERY BURNHAM, PA. L'HlSTOIRE Page Fifty ,Pd s.J PEG'S RESTAURANT HOME COOKING-CANDY CIGARS-ICE CREAM PEG HOCKENSMITH Phone 3951 YEAGERTOWN, PA. Compliments of:- L O G C A B I N Compliments ofz- KESSINGER,S TEXAS RESTAURANT DIAMONDS-WATCHES 6 W. Market st. JEWELRY LEWISTOWN, PA. 122 W. Market St. LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments ofz- AFTER ALL MUSSER'S WOT-F'S RESTAURANT IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY BURNHAM, PA. WOLF FURNITURE CO. LEWISTOWN, PA. L.'HlSTOI RE I S 1 IMI LW K W .331 QW Compliments ofz- Compliments of:- LETTERMAN BROS. ,44 Valley sm. A FRIEND LEWISTOWN, PA. CONGRATULATIONS Il45H We are proud to have served you and hope you will continue to DINE AND DANCE -AT- BROWN'S CAFE YEAGERTOWN, PA. Compliments of :- STOICHESS IRETAURANT YEAGERTOWN, PA. L . HISTOI Page Sixty-o 201 Q W ,L Compliments of :- JAY FILSON'S SERVICE STATION YEAGERTOWN, PA. SPRING SUITS 100 Percent All-wool For Men and Young Men GABARDINES and TWEEDS BOYS' AND PREP SUITS SIZES 10 T0 18 JOE KATZ MEN'S STORE LEWISTOWN, PA. INSURE YOUR FUTURE with a, course at CENTRAL PENNA. BUSINESS COLLEGE 323 Market St. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania SUMMER TERM BEGINS IN JUNE IKE 8: SONS COFFEE SHOP GOOD HOMEMADE PIES TIRE INSPECTION VULCANIZING ESSO GASOLINE L . HISTOIRE lgill -,l..i.l1-1 Compliments of:- ULSH-SHINKEL HARDWARE CO. 50-52 Valley St. LEWISTOWN, PA. A FRIENDLY STORE - For - FRIENDLY PEOPLE LEWISTOVVN PURE MILK CO. ALL KINDS PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS TALK OF THE TOWN- OUR ICE CREAM Compliments of :- RALPH BARCHUS LEWISTOWN, PA. LEWISTOWN FLORISTS MEMBER OF F.T.D. Flowers For Any Occasion W. G. KYLE, ,Owner LEWISTQWN, PA. HIST RE ,l. - P59111 A sd NOVAK MOTOR CO. DODGE-PLYMOUTH O Dodge Trucks 0 CLETRAC TRACTORS O MASSEY HARRIS TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY Compliments of :-- NEW WAY LUNCH 200 W. MARKET ST. LEWISTOWN, PA. LEWISTOWN GARAGE, Inc. PONTIAC - CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE TEXACO PRODUCTS BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT BEAR WHEEL BALANCING 100 South Main Street DIAL 835 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS SMITH BROTHERS LEWISTOWN, PA. Faithfully Serving This Community For Over Forty Years L'HlSTOl RE I gr SKU'-l'n11x' wl- S E ul Compliments of :-- Compliments of :- H. B. GOSS CANDY CO. LEWISTOWN and LEWISTOWN, PA. HLINTINGDON MUR JEWELRY co IT IS A FACT! LEWISTOWN WATERPROOF CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Provide the MOST ENDURING :: MOST ECONOMICAL GRAVE PROTECTION LEWISTOWN CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS SELINSGROVE BURIAL VAULT WORKS ESTABLISHED 1919 Member of National Concrete Burial Vault Association L'HlSTOlRE P B LUMBER PAINT JyMQYOUNG8kSONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS 62 BUILDERS ' BELLEVILLE, PENNA. BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING HARDWARE GANOEQMOTORS SALES - MACK TRUCKS - SERVICE SALES and SERVICE ALLIS CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT LOUDEN BARN EQUIPMENT 1018-1020 S.,MAIN STREET ON ROUTE 22 PHONE 723 L. HISTOIRE ga COMPLIMENTS . . . OF. . . YE OLE CANAL INN THE HOME OF GOOD S P A G H E T T I AT ALL TIMES LEWISTOWN, PA. PHONE 4916 , RUSSELL H. MCCARDLE GREEN GABLES HOTEL Lewistown, Penna. L'HlSTOlRE P BUY BONDS BUY BONDS COMPLIMENTS TO TI-IE Derfy Township Students . . . FROM . . . UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA STANDARD STEEL WORKERS LOCAL NO. 1940 35-37 Valley Street LEWISTOWN :: :: PENNA. DISTRICT NO. 11 UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL We are struggling for better living conditions for the wage earner, so that he too can give his children a good education. -aLOCAL UNION NO. 1940. BUY BONDS BUY BONDS L HISTOIRE I S1 It nd Compliments of 2- cle-:anin me aunilgj ougnrun cmuums 0 CERTIFIED CLEANERS 127 South Main St. DIAL PHONE 785 BOB DAVIS Men's and Boys' Wear LEWISTOWN BELLEFQNTE Compliments of:- RED'S DINER LEWISTOWN, PA. PEOPLE'S FURNITURE CO. LEWISTOWN, PA. BOWL FOR IEJIQJGKLTH AND Compliments of:- LEWISTOWN BOWLING LADIES BAZAAR CENTER Fleming Avenue LEWISTOWN, PA. 23 E. Market St. LEWISTOWN, PA. L.'HlSTOlRE IgQt ,dS WOODY'S LUNCH MEALS SERVED and MOBILE LUBRICATION ELECTRIC AVENUE LEWIS U. ORTH'S SERVICE STATION YEAGERTOWN, PA. Congratulations to the Graduates of the Class of 1945 SWANGER'S BARBER SHOP YEAGERTOWN, PA. Compliments of:- C. W. PETERS, SONS Compliments of:- CLYDE ARTMAN YEAGERTOWN, PA. Spring housecleaning will soon be in order. Why not brighten up your Walls with new paper or paint? SEE :- J. M. YEAGER YEAGERTOWN, PA. Dial 2525 L . HISTOI RE ILSK i : 0 A- S W x4 Compliments of :- MR. 8: MRS. M. H. WIKER YEAGERTOWN, PA. Compliments of :- H. EQ 'WILT jeweler LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments of z- F. B. NOERR 8: SON MOTOR FREIGHT DAILY SERVICE LEWISTOWN 8: PHILA. GUINIVAN BEAUTY SHOP BEAUTY CULTURE IN ALL BRANCI-IES 120 W. Market St. LEWISTOWN, PA. Phone 4722 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1 AT .. MILLER'S GREENHOUSE LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments of :- SIMON'S TAILOR SHOP ACROSS FROM Y. M. C. A. LEWISTOWN, PA. L'HlSTOlRE Page S t s.: Compliments of :- DANDYLINE SHOE STORE VITALITY and GLAMOUR DEBS For Youthful Styling and Perfect Fit TRY THE DANDYLINE FIRST PEOPLE'S FURNITURE COMPANY LEWISTOWN, PA. Marriage Announcements Wedding Invitations Visiting Cards - Stationery -1-l.. JONES PRINTING SERVICE LEWISTOWN, PA. Where Type Is Made To Talk Typewriters and Office Supplies Compliments of z- GLICK'S SHOE STORE First With The NEWEST STLYES ..AT1 POPULAR PRICES The Largest Stock of Low Heel Sport and Dress Shoes Are Here-Come To GLICK'S FOR PERFECT FIT Compliments of :-- THE FAMOUS LEWISTOWN, PA. 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HARDWARE Compliments of :- BARR FUNERAL HOME ORCHESTRA AND BAND INSTRUMENTS STADE'S MUSIC STORE 146 Valley St. LEWISTOWN, PA. L'HlSTOlRE lgStf i01 W N CITY AUTO PORT THOMAS ROUSE, Mgr. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 11-15 Juniata St. LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments of:- M. D. BINGMAN GENERAL MERCHANDISE VIRA, PA. Phone 9351 Compliments of :-- PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 20 East Market St. LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments of :- KAUFFMAN MUSIC 8: FURNITURE STORE LEWISTOWN, PA. LOCAL NO. 6 AFFILIATED WITH THE TEXTILE WORKERS UNION of AMERICA C. I. O. 2500 Members Employed at the American Viscose Corporation in Lewistown Have the Protection of The National Organization Which Represents 700,000 Textile Workers Throughout the United States. L . HISTOIRE IgStfi 301 Q W II. FRANCISCUS HARDWARECO. Hardware, Lumber, Coal Paints, Glass and Cement MILLWORK A SPECIALTY Phone 2811 SAVE A LIFE By Preventing Infection and Blood Poison with HEAL-EM GET IT AT EBY'S DRUG STORE West Market Street DUNLOP TIRE 8: RUBBER COMPANY LEWISTOWN, PA. PARK STIMELY, Manager STANDARD STEEL WORKS DIVISION The Baldwin Locomotive Works L HISTOI RE LgS ty COMPLIMENTS AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION FHBTATEAROOM MILROY, PA. Sandwiches :: Ice Cream Soft Drinks MRS. ALFRED AUMILLER Proprietor DOROTHYBEAUDETTE BEAUTYSHOP 22 North Mann Avenue TIN, IRON and STEEL ROOFING Warm Air Furnaces and Built Up Roofing W. J. SHILLING 664 Valley Street LEWISTOWN, PA. YEAGERTOWN Phone 5135 Specializing In Realistic P E R M A N E N T S L 'HISTOIRE 1 N 1 --i- CO TP I I NTS OF YEAGE RTOWN FIRE CUMIPANY ir ir 'A' IN HONUR OF THE BOYS IN THE SERVICE - nm ul L R E E W E I D S S T V O I W L N L E 5122 118R 11 OUR MODERN PLANT OPEN TO INSPECTION Introducing - - - Our New DeLuxe Pack with a Ce11ophane Hood . After removing the Ce11ophane Not Only a Plug Cap Remains but the Modern Keen Cap , Which is Made For Easy Removing. DAIRY PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED MILK BUTTER MILK HOMOGENIZED MILK CHOCOLATE MILK ORANGE DRINK CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE SANITARY MILK CO. L.'HlSTOlRE IgS1 -.- sa Compliments of :- KINNEY'S SHOE STORE LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments of :-- DIANA CANDY SHOPPE LEWISTOWN, PA. IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE Tom S. johnson-Shoes Smooth the Way for Walking, Working, Dancing, and Playing-Make a, Date To See Our New Spring Styles TOM s. Joi-INSON EST. 1851 LEWISTOWN, PA. OLDEST NAME IN JEWELRY IN THE COUNTY McCLURE'S Since 1905 Diamonds, Watches and jewelry 34 Valley St. LEWISTOWN, PA. Lewistown Transportation Company L'Hl STO IRE Igllt 77 5 Qlwmwrmw .Q Compliments of:- H. C. KERSTETTER COMPANY REALTORS REA AND DERICK, Inc. 142 East Market St. LEWISTOWN, PA. The Drug Stores of Service G1'66ti11gs:- Compliments of:- ' JOE KRENTZMAN SITKIN'S JUNK AND SON YARD JUNK CG- LEWISTOWN, PA. PATRONIZE Your Own Independent Stores KEEP MONEY IN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY - FROM - THE REXALL DRUG STORES P. M. HEADINGS L. H. HEADINGS LEWISTOWN, PA. HOTEL LEWISTOWN NEW, MODERN and FIREPROOF STOIRE L.'Hl I I T l --W MlLY6055 Owner IKE BERNEY - :- Manager THE THEATRE THAT BROUGHT POPULAR PRICES TO LEWISTOWN Compliments of 2- RIALTO THEATRE LEWISTOWN, PA. Daily Matinee: 2:15 Evening Shows: 6:45 and 8:59 ALWAYS THE FINEST IN ENTERTAINMENT EMBASSY THEATRE YOUR GUARANTEE .... of 1 ENTERTAINMENT l.'HISTOlRE I I I i www GRADUATIO GRADUATION DAY! The culmination of years of effort on the part of the parents as well as the student. A day that has long been anticipated and one never to be forgotten. The Kepler Studio congratulates the class of 1945, and wishes them success in all their future undertakings. ae Kepler Studio LEWISTOWN : : PENNA. THIS BOOK SERVES AS A SAMPLE OF OUR VVORK L'HISTOlRE I I WI VI -- Y 0 T,.,, KONI! I IX11 WTS OF LEWISTOWN LUMBER Sc SUPPLY CO. SUCCESSOR TO H. KNEPP POST OFFICE BOX 91 Lewistown, Penna. PHONE 888 Oi. P 5 -.. M ,-.. . . YW 4 -., .K K, -, Y , .w,Qf'. x K KX ..Xv --XX K M N ' 2 3