German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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Freshman Statistics NAME AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT DESCENT Blanche Riffle 14 vrs.- —5 ft. 6 in. —110 lb3. German-Irish Gladys McCrackin.. 14 yrs.- —5 ft. 3 in. —169 lbs. Scotch Alta Keener 14 yrs.- —5 ft. 3 in. —118 lbs. Scotch-lrish Anna Golemski 14 yrs. —5 ft. 3 in. —107 lbs. Dutch-Scotch Willis Newcomer. . 16 yrs.- —5 ft. 3 in. —130 lbs. Dutch Alice Kenison 15 yrs. —5 ft. 4 in. —113 lbs. Scotch-lrish Irene Coffman 17 yrs. —5 ft. 3 in. —117 lbs. Dutch-Irish Bertha Kenison.... 17 yrs. —5 ft. 2 in. —117 lbs. Dutch Rebecca Newcomer. 17 yrs. —5 n. 5 in. —123 lbs. Dutch-Irish Mabel Hunt 16 yrs. —5 ft. 8 in. —143 lbs. English Esther Butler 16 yrs. —5 ft. 2 in. —120 lbs. Dutch Gwendoline Gilmore. 14 yrs. —5 ft. 2 in. — 93 lbs. I rish Ed a Alton 17 yrs. —5 ft. S in —133 lbs Dutch-Irish Nellie Coldren • 16 yrs. — 5 ft. 3 in. —119 lbs. German Ruth Morris 14 yrs. —5 ft. 2 in. —105 lbs. Greenland-Dutch Carrie Moser 16 yrs. —5 ft. 3 in. —119 lbs. Dutch Marv Golemski 16 yrs. —5 ft. 2 in. —106 lbs. German Celia Gadd 16 yrs. —6 ft. 4 in. —110 lbs. English-Irish Glenn Emery 14 yrs. —5 ft. 4 in. —120 lbs. German George Riffle 14 yrs. —5 ft. 5 in. —146 lbs. Carthaginian Harold Gadd 13 yrs. —5 ft. 3 in. —100 lbs. Dutch Chas. Moser 15 yrs. —5 ft. 8 in. —136 lbs. Chinese Jacob Newcomer... 14 yrs. —5 ft. 3 in. —103 lbs. Quaker Emmett Casey 17 yrs. —6 ft. 2 in. —152 lbs. Dutch-Irish Joseph Gadd 1 H yrs. —5 ft 3 in. —108 lbs. Irish Andrew Zoldos 16 yrs. —5 n. 6 in. —125 lbs. Buddhist Michael Girod 16 yrs. —5 ft. 9 in. —150 lbs. African Chester Wilson... . 15 yrs. —5 ft. 8 in. —138 lbs. Arab Chas. Babiarz 14 yrs. —5 ft. 1 in. —125 lbs. Polish Samuel Sbarske.... 16 yrs —5 ft. 5 in. —130 lbs. Irish-Jew George Moser i 17 yrs —5 ft. 5 in —126 lbs. Dutch-Irish Paul West ! 17 yrs. —5 ft. 8 in. —140 lbs. African-Irish Bryan Christopher.. 15 yrs —5 ft. 9 in —141 lbs. Irish Jennie Shaw 15 yrs —5 ft. 4 in —100 lbs. English Maud Keener ! 16 yrs —5 ft. 7 in —255 lbs. Irish-American Mary Miller 1 15 yrs —5 ft. 2 in — 110 lbs. Dutch-Irish Ward Newcomer.... 14 yrs —5 ft. 0 in .—102 lbs. Liliputian vVard Newcomer.... 15 yrs —5 ft.. 6 in —115 lbs. Pedagogian Karl Kendall 16 yrs —5 ft. 3 in.—117 lbs. Plants

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GREEN—A cabbage-worm, color sometimes observed in Freshmen. GEOMETRY—Where the angels get confused with the angles. JilGH SCHOOL—Culture made to order while you wait. HORSE—An animal of which there are several species. 1. Equine, have four limbs and a tail. 2. Latin, two lids and a binding. IDLE—An adjective. But as the condition has never been observed at H. M. S., our High School lexicographer must leave it undefined. ILLUSION—Just look at Robinson. If you think he is not in love it is an illusion. JURISPRUDENCE—A Mock Trial ingredient. KISS—A two-lip salve. (Free samples distributed at Moonlight picnics). LOVE—The lightning that struck the High School. MUSIC—A harmony of sounds, produced when the natures of the m ■-sicians are in tune. Ex. (Prof, and Mary). MUD—A projectile used by slingers. Also a plastic ingredient of M ■-sontown. MIKE—A contrivance used for Dove catching, also a policeman. MCE—“Cap’s” opinion of Caroline. OLD MAIl)—One who has been left. Sometimes herself a leaver. PREDESTINATION—That which accounts for Sheriff’s love for Eda. PEANUT—A nut, also a town. The town being somewhat “nutty.” QUINCE—A fruit often Misstaken for a peach. REPORT CARD—Contrivance to raise family troubles. RESOLUTION—Eddie resolves to quit his love-talks. (Broken Jan. 2). RATSKELLER—Where the Profs, eat. SOPHOMORE—Trouser cuffs and fancy hose, or cherry like and cheeks of rose. SHOWERBATH—A criminal offence in Skyscraper row. SENIOR—One who has three year’s practice in class scrapping. SMOKE—That which some do now, others hereafter. TEACHER—A biped understood by few, but himself having a good understanding. (See Feet). DNIONTOWN— A suburb of McClellandtown. VACATION—Time to turn “Bill” into pasture. WATER—A good hair tonic. One application sufficient if it falls high enough and from the right window. X—Unknown quantity in algebra, also in money. YELL—The rirst vegetables raised by the greenies.” ZERO—Professor I'airman’s free arm movement.

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Freshman Statistics =Continued n DENOMINATION FAVORITE SONG POLITICS Lutheran My Darling Tom Not Definite Methodist O You Harmful Doll Republican Pentecost Little Dog Shag Know-Nothing Lutheran Clover Blossoms Republican Presbyterian Moonlight in Jungletown Know-Nothing Moserite Oceana Roll New Party Lutheran Fairy Dell Democrat Doubtful Yankee-Doodle New Party Mormon All Alone Republican Presbyterian Franklin Song Know-Nothing Presbyterian Lost Chord Whig Presbyterian All Alone Democrat Presbyterian Without You Democrat Quaker All Alone Socialist Jacobite Oh, You Beautiful Doll Whig Presbyterian All Alone Socialist Lutheran On Mobile Bay Democrat Presbyterian Prof. Sheetz’s Medley Republican Lutheran Blue Bell Democrat Israelite Baby-Bv, Here’s a Fly Suffragette Presbyterian Sweet Italian Love Socialist Itiffleite My Chocolate Girl Know-Nothing Buddhist Darling, I Am Growing Old Anti-Work Presbyterian Casey Jones Democrat Presbyterian Soap Suds Over the Fence Socialist Depoletion What’s the Use of Working Woman Suffrage Roman Catholic My Wife Is Away Republican Unitarian On Mobile Bay Free Soil Party Roman Catholic Back at the Old School House Republican Farmer Jimmie Valentine Hoosier Presbyterian My Wife’s Gone to the Country Democrat M ethapolitician Everybody Is Doing It Democrat Presbyterian Old Dog Tray Socialist Methodist Sunny, Sunny England Woman Suffrage 1st Church of Christ Little Birdie In Tree Top Socialist Lutheran Meet. Me In Dreamland Prohibitionist Presbyterian Her Name is Maude Carpet Bagger Presbyterian Molly Put the Kettle On Know-Muching Herbarian Jessie and I Highschoolian