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

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HARRY J. DEPRIEST Masontown, Pa. “Lanierian.” (1) Class Basketball. (2) Class President, High School Play. (3) Editor-in-Chief of Lau relio Staff. Pres, of Debating Club, Pres, of Wireless Club High School Play, Junior Play, Ass’t Basketball Mana ger, Lanierian V. Pres. “Dep.” Here’s to Harry, the best in our class, At making a noise, he can’t be surpassed; At skipping classes, he work--with a will. And never tries hard his note book to fill His success in the future we all foresee, For a radio operator he surely will be. CLARA KELLEY Uniontown, Pa. “Lanierian.” (1) Assistant Secretary •. i Class. Girls’ Chorus. (2) Girls’ Chorus. (3) Junior Class Play. “Kelley.” Kelley is the jolliest girl That ever you did see. She always keeps things in a whirl Wherever she may be. Her hair is light, her eyes are blue. And as we all know, she is true. She’ll make some man a lov ing wife. And then be happy all thru life.

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MARY V. HAGUE Ronco, Pa. “Lanierian.” (1) Girls’ Chorus. (2) Class Secretary. High School play. (3) Class Secretary High School Play. Junior Class Play. Literary Editress of Laureola Staff. Lanierian Secretary. “Hannar.” Now while you're discussing our Junior Class, Please don’t forget this dear little lass. She’s very lively and just loves to tease Although she likes fun. she CPs hard to please. But when she is studying, () do beware! For she is as cross as any old bear. But as a member of our lit tie band At the head of the class she has taken her stand Of her future, in teaching, we surely feel certain HARRY B. RIFFLE Smithfield, Pa. “Franklin.” (1) Class Artist. (2) Vice President, Class Basketball. (3) Class President, Ass’t Baseball. iMgr. Laureola Staff. Class Play. “Pete.” This is Harry, a very bright boy. He’s the pride of the class as well as its joy. In writing essays, he is sure ly fine, He wins the first prize every time There’s only one thing now we fear He thinks the opposite sex too “dear”. In future life, we are sure he’ll progress For he always tries to do his best. ■27-

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RUTH E. RIDER Smithfield, Pa. “Franklin.” (1) Georges Twp. High School. (2) , (3) Girls’ Chorus. “Skinny.” Now this is Ruth who can strike the keys. Of a typewriter just as fast as you please; She can dance a measure and sing a song, And have lots of fun without doing wrong. In the years to come tho we can’t foresee, Her career very brilliant we hope it will be. RICHARD THOMPSON Greensboro, Pa. “Lanierian.” (1) Mount Vernon High School, N. Y. (2) West Philadelphia High School. (3) Orchestra, Assistant Busines Manager Laureola Staff, Class Basketball. Jun ior Play. “Dick.” Here's to a lad, who is very smart, In debating and reciting he sum is a shark So here’s to Richard, a good looking boy, If he keeps getting smarter he’ll sure make a show, But if he doesn’t watch his step He’ll get in wrong with the opposite sex.