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

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H. S. again, but we left our previous year’s places for the coming Freshmen, and we became Sophomores. During that year the boys from our class took part in the various athletic activities and some of them were very promising athletes. One of the most interesting events of the year was the reception which we gave in honor of the Freshmen. It was very successful and everyone went home pleased. During the latter part of the year the entire class was saddend by the death of one of its most beloved members, Leroy C. Newcomer, who died in April. We have now finally reached the third step in the ladder of our High School course and although there are only fourteen of us remaining. we are still trying to climb higher. We always try to gain the high ground for there we will be better able to decide on our future course. The class looks forward to its motto, “Deeds, not Words,” as the guide post to the road of success. We cannot tell what the future of the Junior Class may be. but we will alwavs be loyal to our dear Alma Mater, G. T. H. S. —MARIK NICHOLSON. JUNIOR CLASS. Class Flower—Yellow Rose. Colors—Black and Gold. Motto—Facta non verba. YELL. Boom-a-langa! Boom-a-langa! Bow! Wow! Wow! Chinga—langa! Chinga-langa! Chow! Chow! Chow! Boom-a-langa! Chinga-langa! Chow! 1920—1920 RowJ Row! Row! CLASS OFFICERS. President .... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Artist ........ Poet ......... Monitor........ .....Lewis Blanc . . Robert Kendall Louise Sandusky .. .James Payton .... Paul Huston .... Mary Raveia Edgar Blackshire CLASS ROLL. Dean—Prof. J. B. Sheetz. Mertie Stillwell Robert Kendall Edythe West Edgar Blackshire Frances Gray Lewis Blanc Thelma Taliaferro Glen Sharpnack Elizabeth O’Leneck James Payton Mary Raveia Louise Sandusky Marie Nicholson Paul Huston —17—

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MERTIE STILLWELL Masontown, Pa. “Franklin.” (1) (2) Girls’ Chorus; High School Play. (2) Class Monitor. “Pinkey.” Here’s the sweetest little lass of the Junior Class, Whom she loves we dare not tell; She studies hard, doing Geometry with all her might. And always aiming to do the right; In dancing she is sure to win, So here's a star of the “Black and Gold.” ROBERT A. KENDALL McClellandtown, Pa. “Franklin.” (1) Treasurer of Basket Ball Team; Mandolin Club. (2) Class President; High School Play; Junior Class Play; Assistant Manager of Tennis; Mandolin Club; Orchestra. (3) Vice President; High School Play; Orchestra! Business Manager Laureola Staff. “Bob.” Here’s to Bob, best singer in school, Who likes to dance but can’t play pool. Bob is a stage star now, r Or hats off to him and bow, Also popular with the Ladies we see. Then here’s to Bob, a good old chum , Who never indulges in drinking (Bay?) Rum. —19—