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

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SOPHOMORE

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MOTTO. Via facienda est. 0vo Class o----------- COLORS : Purple and White. CLASS FLOWER: White Lily. -----------0----------- YELL Kracky—Kroax—Korix—Koree ! Kracky—Kroax—Korix—Koree! Heigh—ho! Humpty—oh! Hulle—Bellu—Bellee—Belloh! McClellandtown—McClellandtown—McClellandtown Rah! Rah! Rah—rah—rah! Bing— Bang—S s-s-s-s— Boom—Boom! 1917—1917—1917. -----------O----------- OFFICERS. EDDIE JANKEY .................................... President CHARLES ROYCROFT ........................... Vice President HAZEL McCOMBS ................................... Secretary CORINNE BAER .................................... Treasurer CHARLES PATTERSON.............................. Historian PAUL SBARSKE ......................................... Poet HARRY KENDALL ..................................... Monitor DEAN PROF. R. R. McCOMBS. Elizabeth Vail, Mabel Wright, Albert Yanchus, Mabel Taylor Emily Hostetler, Donna Stacy, Dora Shaw. LeRoy Mills, Charles Patterson. Frances Ward. Hannah Huhn, ——--------O------- ROLL Corinne Baer, Arnold Poundstone, Mabel Newcomer, Wallace Moser, Mildred McCrackin, Pearl McWilliams, Arthur Malone, Eddie Jankey, Meryl Kendall, Harry Kendall, Harold Kelley, Loretta Kennison, Hazel McCombs, Irene Haines, Adam Ross, Guy Ross, Charles Roycroft, Paul Sbarske, Alva Molton, Sylva Gray, Sarah Dearth, Porter Grove, Clifton Bemies. ir.

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•$» o ii ('i ci m or e pi a tm ----------o----------- Forty little Sophomores all looking fine. One ate at the “Lunch Room’’ then there were thirty-nine. Thirty-nine little Sophomores out rather late; One flunked exams, then there were thirty-eight. Thirty-eight little Sophomores surveying the heaven, One was hit by Halley’s comet, then there were thirty-seven Thirty-seven little Sophomores playing naughty tricks. One gat ten demerits, then there were thiitysix. Thirty-six little Sophomores ready for a dive. One of them “Cut his Class,” then there were thirty-five. Thirty-five little Sophomores counting up the score, One got hit by a baseball, then there were thiity-four. Thirty-four little Sophomores couldn’t ag’.ee. One got cross, then there were thirty-three. Thirty-three little Sophomores with lots to do, One got lazy, then there were thirty-two. Thirty-two little Sophomores too anxious for fun,. One went before the Faculty, then there were thirty-one. Thirty one little Sophomores as bright as the sun. Perhaps they all will graduate, then there’s!! be none. 17 —Paul Sbarske.