Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1937 volume:

' 1 l' I N, 1-111 - EX LIBRIS DEDICATION 1 1 IIIIN 1 s 11111 Ilx If 1 If Q 111111 than 1111111115 771' ,slulf .' of th' Clfzsq of 111 , A l'II -' l'l1I. '11 1 llzi. 'year CENTRAL SENIOR I-HGH SCHOOL JOI-INSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA THE YEAR BOOK OF APPRECIATION 1111 11111111111s 11 the Class 0 190 lLLS1l to 11111111 11158 GOCIIEI 1118 feneral Uanager MISS Suzsher the 11181011 A111f1se1 M155 H0flI1UH the A11 Advzsel 111111 WHS 1X111111111 11112 RFFlIII1fI of 1111111,11111111 P1IlI1lIf5IUI11lS 11 1111 1111111111 11 1 11111111 1111? 11111111 111111 11111111 1111Qs11111 , , ,- f 1 f N- -' , . h ', .1 .1 Q 1 D '. , 1' 11' 2 1 if 11111 ' . 2 2 111 TI-I E TI-I EME FINE ARTS IN JOI-INSTCJWN I-IIGI-I SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION LITERARY SECTION CREATIVE WRITING TI-IE CLASS ORGANIZATIONS ATI-ILETICS ADVERTISEMENTS AND HUMOR CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION e Prlnclpal's Letter to the Class I am happy to congratulate you upon the attaxnment of your pub hc school goal Your qraduatlon from the Hlgh School IS a defmlte lT1ll6StOI'l6 1n your llfe My wnsh IS that you may be prlvxleged to go on and reach other mrlestones that wlll brmg success and happmess to you You are looklng forward to great thmgs m life And thrs IS the and approprlate v1s1on to have The world needs younq who possess ambxtxon energy and vlsnon And so I say strnve to attaln the goals that you set for yourselves Render servxce to and for humanlty Let not your xdeallsm fade and vanlsh as the servlce seems too dlfflcult to perform SQIVICC requlres self demal and herolc efforts But I have confxdence that you wnll measure up to the demands of your mdxvldual servxce proper people to you a true Cordxally yours I ERNEST WAGNER l o c ' 1 . v ' 1 v 1 - I , . , f-sms-q Ernest Wagner Pr1nc1pal ess1e Tomb Asslstant Plnclpal Qharlesl Axkey Ross E Benschoff Amy Bollmger Charles Boyer QSSIC Canan L E Corbln oseph B Coyle Marne Culllton Abby Dunford Harry Erehart Margaret Evans Edna K Fearl Elnora Fellx Verda Gearhart Ralph Glllman Mary Glenn Besse Glosser Alxce Gocher Emma Bell Hauch Ida Hawman Clarissa Hllls Helen Hmchman Marguerlte Hmchman une Hoffman Ellzabeth Hoge Alma Hughes C P Huntxngton Ruth Kantner Harry Klahre Ellsworth Kunkle Helen Lockard D B Lockner Charles E Marks Laura B Merr1tt M I Mxles W H Miller Katharine Mlllhoff Sophla Molles Raymond Morgan Iohn McHugh Irene McK1nney Agnes Neary Lucrece Ohart Albert Rubrs Al1ce Rutledge Anna Catherlne Siylor Ralph Sharp Nettle Showers Nevm Smlth Dempsey Snow Alletha Standlsh Myra B Swlsher C E Thomas DeGrace Thomas C A Todd I Howard Welsel Don A West Charles Wonders losephlne Younq Ruth Young 'S-wa. A A A 7 H f Q . ,., Am: I LITERARY SECTION Apprecuatlon of the Fme Arts Rome wasnt bu1lt 1n a day nor c1n the apprec1at1on of f1ne arts be dex eloped 1n '1 short t1me L1ke some strange foods only a l1ttle blt should be taken at once and IH the course of t1me they vull be enjoyed Most people cannot be expected to apprec1ate and understand grand opera modern1st1c p1ctures or the class1cs 1n l1terature and drama the f1rst t1me but after see1ng or hear1ng these more than once each txme they are enjoyed more unt1l a long1ng for these fme thlngs 1n l1fe IS 1nst1lled 1n the m1nd Chrldren wlth talented parents or those who haxe a deslre for the h1gher thlngs IH l1fe haxe a qreater chance to be appreclatlxe of the fm arts They have been educated to th1s Other people haxe to take these thlngs slovx ly They have to study a th1ng to appreclate lt There IS a gradually d1m1n1sh1ng lack of apprec1at1on of the f1ne arts 1n th1s coun try Too many people are just l1x1ng wxthout gett1ng the flner th1ngs from l1fe In all the good l1terature IU thns world surely there IS enough to offer xar1ety for d1fferent people There are many forms of hterature Some people enjoy heavy read1ng such as Shakespeare and the CIBSSICS whlle other people del1ght 1n llght f1ct1on Each k1nd of read1ng has 1ts place There IS a book for every g1rl and boy every man and woman To develop an apprec1at1on of paxntmg we select the best p1ctures and study them trymg to get out of them just what the artlst trled to portray Some people l1ke modern1st1c plctures and others enjoy the work of the Old Masters Enjoyment of arch1tecture too may be acqulred The rad1o has done much to further the apprec1at1on of mus1c Dur 1ng 1ts season the Metropolltan Opera Company br1ngs a well known opera ox er the a1r ex ery week Some of the most d1st1ngu1shed bands and symphon1c orchestras have been heard over the rad1o They offer the h1ghest class of mus1c to be heard anywhere Also to help the ad vancement of mus1c 1n the World many of the greatest forelgn operas have been translated 1nto our language for the benef1t of the Amencan people The frwolous mus1c qu1ckly passes out of ex1stence but the mus1c from the old masters w1ll l1xe forever Drama IS one of the most dehghtful arts It IS presented 111 so many d1fferent vtays plays pageants operettas tableaux and others Most people enjoy one of these forms of drama To help adv ance drama and brxng about a greater apprec1at1on of It many of the great classlcs have been made 1nto motlon plctures and produced on the screen ln thls manner the better grade of drama IS brought before a class of people that othervxlse vtould nex er be 1nte1ested or get a chance to enjoy the best The stage and screen present excellent actors and actresses vxho help to carry the story of a play across to the aud1ence There IS such a great xarlety of drama 1n the world today that there IS a type for every person to enjoy Fme nts h me been so ICX0lLll'1OTl1Z6d 1nd extended to such 1 marked degree 1n thls vx orld that It lb dlmost 1mpObSlblQ to go through hfe xuthout haung an apprecntlon of at least one of the major arts Helen Stlllvt 'agon , , Q . . . . . w , C V . . . . . L . , L . . 7. , 0 , - - 1 1 , - . . . V . . 7 . C 1 n . Q 7 . V . . . . . . .A 7 . 1 . , . 1 f f Y . 1 1 ' , 7 , 7 . . . n y - . . f . u v . , ., . . .Y A . A 1 ,-f , , 1 , Y V ' v , . , 1 1' 1 f ' ' r 2 . B. 2 , ,, . . , i ,X . L . ' 3 f ' 2 ' C 5 ' ' r c . t 'C Flne 'arts hwxe been creited for the s1ke of the emotlons they lre dcslqned to express ind 'lrouse Cnc of the most lmportant of these IS 'iff ln the n'lrroxx er sense of the term Thls IS an electlxc xx hlch may be chosen by any student xxho IS lnterested IH the prlnclples of deslgn pslntlng decoratlon sketchlnq 'md color harmonles The alm of thls department IS not to produce ar flStS but to dex elop appreclatlon of art ln all lts phases If dlfflcultles srlse for the student the teacher alds and suggests Smce all posters for sports dances plays concerts partles and all other school actlxltles must be made by the art students the department 15 alvx ays busy Well deslgned and colorful posters are sent each year to the State s Annual Poster Contest The students haxe recelx ed ex ceptlonal awards A xlslt to the Art Department ln 410 xvlll brlng many 'lttractlx e dlsplays to one s attentlon Vlol1 LIUQ What IS danclng7 lt IS not merely hopplng or sklppmg or rex olx lng ln drllls but It IS the lnfuslon of the dancer s personallty the art of the physlcal expresslon of the dancer Whether lt IS tap toe ballet aero batlc or character the dancer must have thls dellcate element lf lt IS to be real danclng Danclng IS sald to be one form of exerclse that IS best for the body lt dex elops a normal body and an alert mlnd No other exerclse can develop ease IH walklng as can danclng Tap danclng lb a modern form of danclng ThlS form of danclnq IS to help one to overcome hls awkwardness whlch sometlmes IS due to the abnormal development of the lndlxldual Another form of danclng IS the ballet In thls type of danclng one 'lcqulres grace ln walkmg and stancllng It IS the most beautlful form of danclng and IS also the oldest Acrobatlc danclng IS the most strenuous form of danclng If ll dancer IS not ln good physlcal condltlon he should not undertake such xx ork The lndlxldual lndulglng ln thls form of danclng should be ln a normal condltlon Ballroom danclng IS a ty pe of danclng that could be classed 'alone although It has been derlxed from the ballet and from the mlnuet danclng Each type of danclng vxlll be of some good to the bodv Exery boy and glrl should be glx en 'ln opportunlty to take part IH some form of danclng Tl e flnest boys schools now lnclude danclng ln thelr cur rlculum as a necesslry lnd 'accepted pslrt of ex ery boy s trilnlng On xxlth the dsnce' M1bcl Reed r Danclng c . r ' c .1 . I A t ,.' . . . ' , '. . .. c c . . , 1 . . Q x , r 7 . .w . . ' c f c ' 7 .' - - . c . . - K. c . . 1 Y . -4 C n 5 -0 Q v . . V . f . 1 ' . C t o l v - V . v ' , f - ' . - 1 c . ' ' . t e . 7 .. c . ' ,' v . , ' c 1. . I ' .' Q Q - ' 'QE E c r ' ' c . ll . .. 7 c . c Drama ls there among us one xx ho xx ould deny that the stage has 'always held some pecuhar fascmatxon for h1m7 ln many of us It lsn t the deslre to desxgn costumes or any other such techn1cal phase or the xvlsh to 'mct or dlrect plays but rt IS the genume thrrll of seemg a play to ex perxence that anxlous moment before the curtam rrses when we are led mto a delrghtful land of make believe the joy of whlch llngers wlth us long after the fmal curtam falls lf one does not expect to pursue a career on the legltxmate stage ln xx hrch the coachmg recexved from hxgh school dramatxcs would prove of endless benefrt there are other advantages to be derxved by the thea ter goers of tomorrow The school theater teaches that class of ardent admxrers mto whxch the majority of us fall how to enloy with understandmg the cultural gxfts to be obtamed from one of the most stxmulatxng forms of lrterature the drama A thorough study and understandmg of drama produces a student body wrth quxckened xmagmatxons better dexeloped bodxes and voxces and a keener apprecxatlon of art and humamty Through the fundamental prmcxples taught nn hlgh school dramatlcs classes one should acquxre such habxts as those of correct breathmg upon whlch a good xoxce depends careful artxculatlon and enunclatxon upon whlch good speech depends and vocal and bod1ly vltalnty upon whrch platform success depends One should dress ln better taste after studylng costummg and make up move wrth greater ponse and grace after studymg pantomlme and express oneself more effectlyely after studymg the techmque of actmg On the other hand one learns how to balance a theater dlet how to choose plays wrsely and m domg so to check the productron of worthless presentatxons From class d1scuss1ons on current plays one IS taught how to judge and apprecrate fxne dlrectmg castmg settlngs and actmg There IS a joy m bemg able to analyze and comprehend these s1gn1f1c1n1 pomts to blend them together and still to keep the beauty and flax or of the pohshed product Students of hugh school dramatrcs acqulre a keener msrght mto hu man nature By obserxmg the emotnons of thexr assocxates m every day lrfe they are bemg tralned to understand people and to cope wxth human problems rn a logrcal and sympathetxc manner The results therefore are txx ofold for ln learnmg to apprecxate the theater one also becomes conscrous of soclal trends and problems for the modern theater rs vltally Interested m socrety as xx ell as the m dnvldual A dramatlc class dlstmctly dxsplays a group actxxxty demandlng patzence. tact sportsmanshlp good nature and concentrated hard work and as m all actxxrty one gets from It xaxhat he puts 1nto mt The values and expernences to be derrx ed from a study of dmmatxcs are so many and xarled that ex eryone who possesses a zest for l1fe wrll fmd mental and moral stnmulatlon and an mcreased sense of beauty Concettma Santoro V 1 1 C V - V c , , .- ' V 7 - . . . . I .- ' V . V . V . . V V - . . . .- D V . . . . . . V V V 1 V V . Y . H . . . V V V V V ' 1 , . V V V - V V V V - C . 1 t V ' c c . ' Y. . . . . V V . . . V V V r C bv C V L pu V V V I V L I. V . C c 'c ' . . c . Literature is one of the finest of the fine arts through literature me become acquainted with the thought experiences and interests of brilliant men and women in the different spheres of life Poets open their gen erous understanding souls to us and reveal Joy love sympathy humor and many other emotions which vse should never experience in the com monplace things of life without the aid of such great men as Burns Whitman Frost and many others Essayists criticize praise and comment upon people nature politics the universe Novelists drama t1sts and short story writers give us the story of living dead and lmag mary characters Reading of this type is not only enjoyable but it also enlarges the pupil s horizon by showing how fascmatmg or how cruel life can be Reading means vicarious living In high school students are given a chance to appreciate the beauty of classical literature lt would be necessary to write a book to discuss successfully all the values of literature taught in high school but a brief summary of the work clone in the ohnstown Senior Hlgh School will emphasize some of them It was not until the Nineteenth Century that the short story ap peared as a definite recognized type of literature Mr Heydrick th editor of Types of the Short Story has selected different types of choice short stories for the use of high school students He has included the psychological story the story of adventure the love story the story of the supernatural and the story based on a single event Among these are stories by many famous authors such as Washington Irving Edgwr nox el is studied in the College English Course much home reading is required The House of the Sex en Gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne is an old fashioned novel based on the ln es of a quaint New England family Its theme is retribution The Sir Roger De Cox erley Papers IS an interesting collection of essays by Addison and Steele They are very satiric essays on both rural and urban England and some of them are characterized by deli cious humor Among Emerson s many essays his theory of compensa tion has a strong appeal to many mmds This essay awakens us to the startling realization that no matter how much one strives towards happi ness and perfection one w1ll nex er reach Utopia on earth for Emerson tells us that me must suffer a certain amount of sorrow and pain to com pensate for our happiness Carlyle s Essay On Burns is the flnest of the many essays wrltten about Burns in it Carlyle not only praises and criticizes Burns but also other writers All six of the speeches studied deal largely with the pa triotic spirit of the American people Among them are Washington s Farewell Address Webster s The Bunker Hill Cration Carl Schurz s True Americanism and Henry W Grady s The New South Iohn Hay s America s Loxe of Peace and Ehhu Roots The Pan American Sp1r1t William Shakespeare is the only dramatist who is studied in high school English classes although modern plays are assigned for home English an American Literature . . . . ' . V . . . V , . 7 I 7 I ' 4 U , Y Y ' A I ' I Y l Y r 1 ' I 'i l - ' 1 ' . I . . . . ' ' . F 9 Y . . . . I K Allan Poe, Sir Iames Barrie, and Rudyard Kipling. Although only one 1 l ' .. Y . . . . I Englrsh and Amerrcan Lrteratu re 1Contmucdl French Literature readrng The three plays that are studred are ulrus Caesar Mac beth and Hamlet Emphasrs rs placed on characterrzatron vxhrch of course rnxolxes rdeals of lrxrng so dear to the hearts of youth Modern Amerrcan and Brrtrsh Poetry by Lours Untermeyer Mrl stones rn Amerrcan Lrterature and Mrlton s poems make up the vrork Debatrng and publrc speakrng drffer greatly from the other toprcs that haxe been drscussed because they make rt more necessary for the student to use hrs own rnrtratrve Students are not only taught hovx to address an audrence but also how to carry on com ersatron and hovt to rntroduce people properly Debatrng sharpens the vxrts by rts mental combat and also assrsts the students to face problems rn therr later lrfe He vxho loves lrterature lox es lrfe Homer Dennrson The e1rlrest form of French Lrterature to rex e'1l rtself was the play and French Lrterature rs very rrch rn plays Prerre de Cornerlle vxhose most famous work rs Le Crd was the frrst famous playwrrght Com parrsons vsere drawn from hrs artrstry It rs as beautrful as Le Crd Then we hear of Vrctor Hugo a most grfted poet who was knovxn as an rnfant prodrgy At the age of twenty one he commenced hrs wrrt rnq of plays and novels One of hrs famous works rs Les Mrserables vrhrch most of us haxe seen acted on the motron prcture screen Next we come to the great realrstrc wrrter of the Nrneteenth Cen tury Gustave Flaubert who wrote Madam Bovary It vxas one of hrs drscrples Guy de Maupassant who became the most vrvrd yet realrs trc short story wrrter Some of the other drstrngurshed French wrrters are Anatole France a member of the French Academy Edmund Rostand who wrot L Arglon a story of Napoleon s son acted rn recent years by Eva Le Gallrenne Cyrano de Bergerac and Chantecleer rn whrch the char acters are fowls Le Comte de Monte Crrsto by Dumas rs one of the best known of the French novels of the Nrneteenth Century The story tells of the unlust rmprrsonment of Edmund Dantes for polrtrcal reasons Durrng hrs stay rn the state prrson Chateu d If he communrcated xxrth another prrsoner Abbe Farra who was an old prrest by means of a secret pas sage vt hrch they had dug Before hrs death rn the prrson the old prrest had tauqht Dantes a great deal of hrstory and scrence and he also told hrm of a hrdden treasure At Farra s death Edmund Dantes escaped by changrng places vrrth the body of the old prrest He vras thrown rnto the sea srnce rt was the custom to drspose of the dead prrsoners rn thrs way Edmund frnds the treasure and dex otes hrs vxealth and the rest of hrs lrfe to revenge for the rnlustrce done to hrm French prose rs famous for rts clearness and pornt and far surpasses rts poetry Zoe Hughes O . Q 1 . rr . 11 rr 1 ' 1 11 .. 11 . . . . . 1 1 . , , ' 7 V ' 7' 1 . rr . . . 11 , rr . ' 0- . . . 11 . 1 Y 0 . ., c , . V y . . 4 V r V 1 s V I . , . .r . . 11 V 1 ' I 1 C , B. . U' , 7 , 1 . n . 11 . . 1 I - . . . rr . . 4 . 1 11 1 ' 1 . . V 1 1 , - 1 - - . . fr . 11 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' Y - rr 11 r 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' F, . , .. ll Y I YY I 1 1 1 1 ll YY ll ll 1 n . . , Y Y Y . u . 11 . . . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 V 7 - r 1 1 , . . . . 1 - 1 ' V' . 7 . , . . y - 7 Germany has a hterature xx hlch 19 as old as its hxstory If one seeks IH the museums of Germiny one fmds fragments of xery old books xx hlch date back almost to the time of Charles the Great A l1ter1turc xx hnch lg old must haxe manx treasures and the German llterature IS one of the r1chest IH the world Thelr greatest poet xx 'ls ohwnn Wolf qinq xon Goethe He ranks amonq the four greatest poets of all tlme Homer Dante Shakespeare and Goethe Germany s greatest lyrlc poet 1nd dramatlst and a popular nox ellst oddly enouqh he xx 'ls also 1 sci entlst a xx ell knovxn art cr1t1c and a philosopher Th1S mterestmq poet belonged not to one perlod but to sex eral for he hyed from the mlddle of the Eighteenth Century until somewhere 1nto the Nlneteenth Century Thus he experlenced many ex ents ln xxorld hlstory the French Rex olutlon the Amerlcan Reyolutlon and the rise and fall of Napoleon He also saw many changes IH llterature he hmm self g1xe the example for new 1deas and new forms Wlth Goethe the German hterature reached 1ts zenlth and thxs great per1od IS called the Classlcal Perlod Goethe lox ed the old folk sonqs of the earher llterature He h1m self wrote many such sonqs xxhlch are so mus1cal and natural that they are easlly sung Some of hls most well known poems are Der Erlkonlg Das Heldenroslem Der Flscher and Gefunden and Uberallen Grpfeln Ist Ruh Goethe s dramatic masterplece IS Faust Faust IS a long drama rn two parts upon whlch the poet worked for sxxty years When Goethe was a child he saw a puppet show of the old story of Doctor Faust Thxs puppet show made a great lmpressxon upon h1m and he used many parts of the old story ln hrs masterpnece but he changed the fundamental ldea Goethe s Doctor Faust made an agreement wlth the deyll Me phlstopheles The devnl was to let h1m experlence the most subhme happmess of the xxorld In return Faust prom1sed h1s soul The agree ment was sealed w1th blood In the agreement Faust prom1sed that if once a slngle moment of Joy would be so sweet to h1m that he would say Do stay you are so beauuful then the dev11 could have h1s soul Me phxstopheles changed the old Faust mto a handsome young man He let h1m enjoy the most supreme pleasures but the dev1l could never satlsfy h1m he xxas alxyays strlxlng further Whoever belongs to the educated people of the xxorld must be acqualnted xxlth Goethe s Faust Almost everyone has seen the opera Faust or at least has heard the mus1c of It Here 1n Amerlca xxe are well acquamted xxlth the famous opera Faust by the French composer Guonod Schlller 15 the greatest German poet after Goethe In front of 1 theater 1n Welmir IS a fimous monument of Germinys txxo qre1test poets Goethe and Sch1ller It exalts the beautlful frlendshlp of the txxo In Goethe s hand rests Schxller s hand and encxrclmg the hands of both IS a laurel wreath The monument stands ln Wexmar xxhere Goethe and Schiller l1x ed for years and xxhere they xx rote thelr best works They wlso dled 1n We1mar The world knoxxs Goethe much better than Schiller but Schlller his lonq been the fixorlte of the people If Schlller had not dled so eirly he xxould hwxe been renoxx ned ln vxorld l1ter'1ture Ten years German Literatu re . . . . . . I - 1 - . , c , - .1 . I n s C 7 . . 1 7 . .1 . 1 . , c . K V 1 G . . ff 1 K 1 1 C 1 . 1 , . . t c . 1 . 7 1 .- 1 , , , c . c . . . V 7 . . . 1 K 7 V t . 1 Y . 1 . 7 . 1 '-' 1 1 - 1 . . . 1 L , - . c , . , . . . . . . A , . 1 . , 1 . . rl . 11 Q - U rl . . 11 .1 , 11 11 11 .1 1 1 1 . . 11 1 . .1 . . rl 11 11 11 . 1 I - . .1 11 , 1 1 1 . 1 . . ,-1 V ... . V 1 1 - . , . ' I 1 an . 11 . . I I ' ' 1 . 1 7 . 1 , . . , 1 1. 11 Y V 11 11 1 1 . . . . V 1 V. 1 .1 11 1 1 1 - . . 1 . . c . f . c , .' c . 1 . ' c ,' . 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 . . . 7 - 1 . . 1 1 V 7 . 1 ' ' . 1 . 'Q c 1 rf c ' . c - e L Y 1 K - 1 1 C 1 - German Llteratu re 1Cont1nuedl Latln and ltallan Literatu re younger than Goethe he was born rn 1759 dy1ng IH 1805 But rn thxs short t1me h gave to German lrterature 1ts greatest dramas Goethe and Schlller xxere drfferent ln almost ex ery respect Goethe xx as the son of a rxch man Schlller xxas the son of a poor army offxcer Goethe xxas Wlthout fmanclal xxorry but Schxller had a contmual struggle he recelved an mner freedom Whlch expresses rtself m all h1s works Por thxs reason h1s characters and h1s works have someth1ng subllme Sch1ller has wrxtten ballads and poems but h1s prrncxpal works are h1s dramas The most of them are h1stor1cal dramas of well known char acters Mane Stuart Dre ungfrau von Orleans and Wallensteln H15 most beloved drama 15 Wxlhelm Tell the story of Swmtzer land s struggle for freedom Through Schiller came somethmg new m German lxterature a lofty xdeallsm and a great love of freedom Wxl helm Tell has become famous through Rossml s opera wr1tten around the drama The study of the German tongue then has 1nf1n1tely more to offer the student than the mere drscxplme of grammar Zoe Hughes The purpose of a lrberal educatron IS not to f1ll the mmd xxrth brts of 1nformat1on wrse or otherxx 1se lt IS to create standards of taste by contact wlth the best ln any fleld to study the means and the methods by xxhxch masterpleces are created An lI1tQI'1SlV6 and cletalled study of any artrst s work xx hether 1t be the xxork of Mllton Dante Vxrgxl Raphael or Tlt13H xx1ll toughen the flber and purrfy the taste of ex en the most lackadalsrcal and sentlmental of xx ould be art1sts Why teach V1rg1l CICGIO Mrchelangelo Leonardo Lorenzo to youthful students? To create a standard of taste and to protect us from the bogus masterpreces of the mmor poets and the obscenltres mon stros1t1es deformltles of what passes rn the present day lnternatlonals under the name of art ClXlllZEd man adxances from xxhere he IS to xxhere he xx ould be by profntmg by the ga1ns of h1s c1x1l1zed forbears He does not klck the ladder erected by h1s prxmrtxxe ancestors out of the marshy lake up 1nto the sunlxght from beneath hrm He proflts by the efforts and ga1ns of the past Cxx 1l1zed art1sts do the same They knoxv that masterpneces sprlng out of the l1x es of the myrlads xxho make up the race not out of the sub conscrousness of the rsolated 1I1CllW1ClLlE1l Therefore man s accumulated gams rn the arts are not klcked asxde l1ke a useless ladder Thev are the solid foundatlons upon xx h1ch he erects h1s scaffoldlng Masterpleces 1n all the arts must be taught to students whrle qurte young To teach them how not to xx rxte not to compose not to pamt If more of our Elmor Wylles Cabells DFEISCIS had been d1sc1 pl1ned mstead of grossly flattered 1n youth had been set to analyze sound llterature had been set to track Colerldge to h1s la1r then h1s 1ntr1 , , . - 9 . . . , - . . Y . . v 7 ' a U y I , . 7 . . . Y . . V V ' 1 Y , - I ll 1 V' ll n YY ll 1 YY ' 7 Y ' ' a ll I I' l . V v . . . . v Q I ll 4 r - ' VV . .V . . . . . . . 7. . . . . V. . V . V , 7 . . . , . . V . 1 , V Y , . . . . 7. V V V V . . 7 . . . V 7 r . V V V , - Y Y - .. .. . U . VV V ' r ' ' 1 ' V 1 C L V , . .Y . 7 ' . V . . - ' . . V . . . 4 s 7 Y ' V 1 5 - , V 1 ' - cate xx1nd1ngs 1n h1s composltlon of Kubla Khan perhaps thelr com posrtxons haxled as masterpleces a generatlon ago would not so soon be pronounced the mere effus1ons of lrterature not based on l1fe but based on literature the kmd th1t by next year ls gone vxnth the wmd lt IS lust here thit teachers of M1lton and Vlrgxl and Dante are contr1but1ng to the artxstlc and llterary producuons of the age They at least can help lessen the output by teachmg that lrterature IS not the ef fortless outpourmgs of the v1x1d dreamer but the studled effort of the d1sc1pl1ned mmd and soul of an artlst They do not sprlng full grown from the m1nds of poets they are wrung drop by drop out of hrs agony The teach1ng of Vrrgrl lends ltself admlrably to the teachmg of how mtrlcate and art1f1c1al a thmg poetry IS as mtrlcate lndeed far more 1ntr1cate than the creat1on of a mosa1c Words are the llttle cubes of gold or aquamar1ne that go to make up the perfect pattern and must be as carefully lald to keep the lmage from blurring The xxorker ln mosalcs deals xvlth tanglbles the worker IH words with lntanglbles The teachmg of Vlfgll CITlph3SlZ6S the fact that poetry IS an art one of the most 1ntr1cate and profound of mans creatlons Language ltself IS a marvelous product of man s creatlxe power The weavlng of th1s language rnto patterns xx hlch are called poetry IS a problem more dlfflcult than compos1t1on of great mus1c because there must be not only sound but also sense To teach Vlfgll IS to teach that some themes are worthy or DOBII cal some are not Some meters are poetlc others barbarxc some words and lmages poet1c and others not ex en the gen1us of Shakespeare could make anvthmg of but pla1n prose So xt 15 w1th the teachmg of CICQYO the matter of all those who would conwmce Argument lb not a loosely constructed jumble of words but a reasoned bu1ld1ng up of a sequence of ld63S each xdea grounded 1n the one out of whlch lt sprxngs as flower to plant plant to root root to seed seed to sorl The analys1s of Cncero s xx ork wx1ll proxe that any well constructed speech can be subyected to rrgld analysts and that xt falls mto xts com ponent parts pomed by lI1XlS1bl6 threads as readxly as a 11g saw puzzle or as a problem ln mathematlcs under the clexer hand of a master of mathematlcs What a lesson for those xxho xxould haxe the prxze xvlthout the pams' The teacher of ltal1an fmds her fleld almost l1m1tless 1n her teach 1ng of the understand1ng and apprec1at1on of the xxhole fleld of art Thxs IS because nature has blessed no other natlon m art as she has the Italnan unless It be the Greek Whether 1t be language poetry pamt 1ng sculpture mosalc stamed glass archltecture mus1c the f1eld ns al most llmztless Poetry may be taught then rn the exqulslte poems of POllglEl1'l0 of Lorenzo of Tasso of Arxosto the appreclatlon of palntmgs ln the 1ncon1parable xxork of Leonardo Corregxo GIOFQIOHC the appreclatlon of the art of the mosaxc the wrt of the sculpture and archltecture then the numberless artxsts rn these fields xx ho haxe made Italy great Latin and Italian Llteratu re lCont1nuedl . . . . .. lr VV . , , . - 9 , - V . . . r. . . VV . 7 , 1 '1' c c . c c .' U , , ,-. , V . . . Y . . , , . V . . V . . . V . . V V - V - V V V I . - V V V t V V V V - . . V . A Y V r , - . . . V. . . .. - V V V . . Y . , , V . . . . Y . I ' r V - Y l v I I I 4 V V V . . V V V - v C r 1 '- ' . ' V , V V A . Latin and ltallan Llterature lcxfbllflllllttll Spanish Literatu re In the teachmq of Itahan there IS bv no means a lack of oppor llllllty to teach loxe and appreclatlon of the arts The opportunltles are so many and xarled as almost to stagger one xxho would QIVQ at least a gllmmer of ltalys brxghtness to those vxho grope 1n the gloom of lgnorance To sum up both Latm and ltahan furnlsh wonderful opportunltles for teachers 1n the realm of the fme arts lf ln no other way than ln fur n1sh1nq stlndards of taste Hovx can anyone pronounce a thlnq good bad or lndlfferent unless he has some standard or form by whxch to test 1t7 BV teachlng great lxterature one can at least teach what lb not hterature by teachlng the best 1n the arts one can at least teach vxhat IS not and never can be art ex en though xnternatlonal cr1t1cs of art pro nounce It so Tm e xxlll tell here as 1n all thlngs To make students famlllar xxrth a few great palntlngs to make them see xx hy they are great IS to teach them the dlfference between 1 chromo and 1 work of art and to set thelr feet on the f1rst rung of the lidder th lf le mds to sound taste Spamsh speakmg countues are almost synonymous xv1th our con ceptlon of the fme arts What hax ent those countrxes contrlbuted to our enjoyment and appreclatlon of danc1ng muslc archltecture palnt mg and l1terature7 Vlcente Escudero and La Argentma haxe held spell bound well f1lled theaters by the beauty of theu graceful dances ose lturbx br1ll1ant young conductor and p1an1st Pablo Casals and h1s American audlences by thelr perfectlon The Altambra stands as a World wonder 1n archltecture and tour 1sts to South Amer1ca are surprlsed at the beauty and strength of the buxlclmgs 1n those d1stant c1t1es In MQXICO the Floatmg Garden are monuments to the loxe of beauty handed down by the Aztecs Dlego Rlbera was called from h1s Memcan home to decorate pubhc bulldlngs and clubs wlth h1s un1que art1st1c creatlons Looklng back such names as Velazquez Mur1llo R1bera and Goxa come to our mlnds These artlsts were successful 1n all types of work drsplaylng a V1V1d 1mag1na t1on bold use of color and xvorklnq wlth a xarlety of subjects ln the fxeld of llterature Spam ranks second to none among the moderns Don Quryote xxr1tten 1n 1605 lb most 1nterest1ng and 15 filled xxlth a sage and sound understandlnq of human nature and llfe Cerx antes the author vxlshed to shoxx that a man or woman must haxe :deals and amb1t1ons but at the same tlme he must have a practlcal mlnd and the ab1l1ty to mterpret llfe correctly The Golden Age of Llterature xx'1s the Sex enteenth Csenturv when such vxrlters as Lope cle Veqa Calderon and T1fbO de Mollna appeared acmto Benlx ente IS 1 most x ersatxle xx 11ter to xvhom the Nobel prlze has been awarded The list of all IS Martxnez Sl2I'l'l vxhose plays the best knovxn of vxhrch IS The C radle Song hax e been presented on the An1er1can stage Zoe I-luqhes . Y . I s . ' D Y ' v K 7 . 0 - v V . Q V I ' A K . AE c . V V , . - ' U ' ' C y , , ' - . . . I ' . . ' .1 f' ' ' 1 ' .. ,A 7 A c ' , ' I 4 K c E V C 1 - ,' - - . E 1 2 3 3 ' . . ' - F . ' .' . C - L. - ' - . . . . . . . . violin cello, Lucrecia Bori and her silvery voice'-all have captured 1 A ' ' , - .x . . C A v l v I v C 1' Y . - , 1 ,' 1 - , f Y l 'c t ' 1 l l V I A ., . , ' ' ' C ' . I ' 2 ' 4 S ' 'K ' ' 'U ' 1 ' - 2 K, . 'S C ' ' .L , 1 L. -I 7 V ' Horns cmd Trumpets h nc been llnked xuth vwnr and rel1g1on from t1me 1mmemor1al but the w1nd band plrmned to furnlsh concerted mus1c IS the wxork of the last century The or1g1n of the band takes us back to the epoch of the gu1lds Bag QIPQS and shepherd s plpes were the co1npan1ons of the wandermg m1nstrels who chose 1n the Thlrteenth Century to congregite 1n tovx ns ind c1t1es form1ng gu1lds Many of the mmstrels est1bl1shed themselxes at houses of prmces others yomed the '1rmy of f1fers and drummers It IS sa1d that 1f the mstrument of bronze the upper part and mouth PIQCB of sol1d gold had not been dug up at Pompen the trombone mlght haxe been lost to us forewer but 1n Queen Ehzabeth s day a band of ten trumpets and 5111 trombones bes1des 1 few other 1nstruments ha1led her xx1th much pomp and clrcumstance The town bands were of f1fes shepherds plpes a k1nd of tenor oboe lbombard horns l1ke cows horns wx1th sm holes and a mouthplece llmkenl bagp1pes and v1ols all of vt h1ch played the melody together bass of oboes and reg1mental drums lVleanwh1le the royal trumpet vxh1ch played only harmon1ca f1lled out the m1ss1ng parts The trumpet ult1m1tely acqu1red xalwes but the 1nxent1on and 1m prox ement of the clar1net began the era of the modern band In the rap1dly developmg orchestra the employment of the w1nd 1nstruments showed the way to the1r comb1nat1on 1nto the art1st1c Wlnd band The ohnstoxxn Hlgh School band has long been 1 fawor1te both vnth the old and the young VVh1le It lb known for 1ts march1ng and dr1ll1ng It lb equwlly known for 1ts art1st1c work haung been placed xery h1gh 1n all contests whlch It ex er entered The band IS an organ1zat1on of bilanced sectlons and studles the xx orks of the modern as vt ell as the past masters for example The P1e lude to Act II of Lohengrm by R1chard Wagner Ensemble work by the Johnstown l'l1gh Band 15 employed and has attalned ex ery des111ble comb1nat1on of mstruments MUb1C for each his been secured and worked out The band under the capable management of Charles l A1key IS heard 1n publ1c concerts wxh1ch d1splay clearly the work of the band throuqhout the semester e Band 1 . . 1 1 , I .L sl ' 7 . ' ' . c V ' T. 1 ' v 1' C ' ' ,' ' . ' . V . Louise XlV's bands consisted of a quartet, soprano. alto, tenor, 7 . cl ' , V A l. '. . C . V , 1' . V . . n 7- C . I . .1 V . A V I C . . Y . .1 C . X 7 3 Y. 7 ' 7 'Z C Z ' .- ' ' l' c, V f A v wr vc ' ' ' 1 -l 1' C xx e Orchestra It seems probable that music IS the oldest of the fine arts for wasn t it discovered among ancient nations exen those entirely ignorant of every other art? A number of instruments are mentioned in the Scripture and so we are led to belleve that music played a practical part in the Biblical days as it vxas so constantly used in connection with song and dance lrrom crude instruments shaped like snakes and other animals rat tles made of gourds filled with pebbles or seeds or flutes of hollovx bones to bands of five or six drums which were skins stretched ox er hollowed trunks of treees and twelve flutes a crude orchestra was com pleted in its way for always man must satisfy h1s sense of rhythm his love of noise and excitement We glance at ancient civilized nations who were doubtlessly more artistic than pr1m1t1ve men for we fmd that the Greeks accompanied their vocal music with instruments but were independent of all harmonic parts which is the special function of the modern orchestra It vvas from the vocal music that the first step began in the connection with the modern orchestra lt appeared in the Sew en teenth Century in the form of an opera produced in Italy The opera was accompanied by an orchestra and included one bowed instrument A conductor s score was not used but a bass and harmony vtere gix en although details were left to the players The first man to have the beginning of the modern Wagnerian or chestra was Claudio Mondtevedi known for his preponderant use of Then came Hayden who gave us the symphonic orchestra its typical form in four separate movements The last development of the orchestra is in the opera where it origi nally made its first marked step Richard Wagner had the complete form He specified his mstruments and added more and more new har monies for the instruments to glxe the richness of color and as his imag mation called for it new forms of combinations So with such an or chestra as the Wagnerian one with a number of performers on different instruments playing different parts ingeniously interwoven and harmon ized especially to suit the emotional characteristic of each instrument the souls of man can be swayed as by the forces of nature Our ohnstown High School Orchestra is a little Wagnerlan one wh1ch plays the music of the masters It is ably conducted by Mr C Porter Huntington and has a membership of about sixty players vxho vt ork for the pure enjoyment of good music The orchestra s activities are many Elex en members attended the All Western Orchestra at Bellex ue Pennsylvania early in December The members vxere Richard Rishell Kenneth W1SH1Skl oseph Kovs chak Margaret Carmany Natalie Hollern Martha Louther Carmel Coco Homer Denmson Iohn Slater Gene Head and Catherine Cole man February the 25 26 27 at Mt Lebanon the following were se lected for All State Orchestra Richard Rishell Kenneth Wisniski Car mel Coco Margaret Louther Natalle Hollern and Ioseph Kowchak 7 . . , 7 . V strings. His orchestra consisted of twenty-two out of thirty-six strings. . ' . 7 ' A A - Y ' - . V. . V D . ' , ' - - - 'V I ,- The orchestrw also his pllvcd 1n Ch lpcl md it the VV llnut Groxc Unlted Brethren Church lndlxldual members have been grouped to gether into xarxous ensembles and hixe entertwlned at many social affalrs Song IS an outpour1ng of the heart and an art1st1c embochment of the language of emotlon oy gr1ef pa1n love hope hero1sm and fortltude xx1ll remaxn her fax orlte themes to the end Mox ed by such feehng pr1m1t1ve man f1rst ralsed h1s VOICQ 1n accents of pass1on and qave hrs trxals of the clay or of the chase or of War around the camp flre ln a constant VOICG wh1ch gaxe the practlcal effect of the ch'1nt or practlce of 1ntonat1on A perlod of experxmentlng saw much ln the de xelopment two three or ex en four notes yxere added and thus began the transformatron of speech 1nto song Dancmg played a great part ln the development Wlth men accommodatrng thelr song to the beats of thelr feet xnfluenclng the melodles and group1ng the notes 1nto bars and phrases In th1s vxay cho1rs choruses and sololsts came to outpour the1r hearts 1nto song the one th1ng everyone IS capable of domg or has a deslre to do 'it one t1me or other Chorus act1x1t1es xn h1gh school today enjoy a hrgher plane of exlst ence ln the school program than was the1r condltlon a generatlon ago In those days the rehearsal per1ods vxere spasmodxc and 1rregular the or ganlzatron was usually termed a Cvlee Club and nts repertolre con slsted malnly of tr1fles such as The Bull Frog on the Bank or slckly sentlmental tunes and xx ords of the type Bobolmk Tell Me Tell Me True Today the chorus occupies a dlgnlfled place ln the school currlcu lum It IS an organ1zat1on of balanced sect1ons studylng works writ ten ln four SIX sexen or exght parts Educators today b6l16W6 that serlous and worthy muslc has as much 1ust1f1cat1on 1n the school pro grams as the study ofEngl1sh or a forelgn language The Chorus studles vxorks from the x 1r1ous schools of muslc datmg back from xvorks of the early church to those of the modern perlod VV1th1n the xocal l1m1ta txons of the hlgh school xoxces the vxorks xx h1ch are studled represent the hlghest type of music llterature from masters ln that fleld The fol loxxmg l1st w1ll 1llustrate the types and perlod yxhxch are exempllfled through study Adoremus Te Palestrlna M2dl36X3l Church Be s1de Thy Cradle Bach Early Classlc Axe Verum Corpus Mo zart Later Qlasslc Fmile from Cvondohers Sulllxan Llqht Opera The Three Kmgs Wxllan Modern Sacred Cnrgoes Lutkm Modern Secular Both the medlum of a capella and accornpanled s1ng1ng are em ployed by the lohnstovxn High School Chorus Sexeral performances ire yearly glxen tnese performances ter mlnite usually a semesters xx ork Many hours of addxtlonal t1me are dlhgentlv spent by our most capable dlrector Mxss Mary Weux er and the h1gh school puplls of the chorus besldes the scheduled tlme for regu lar rehearsals e Chorus . , Y , . , ' , . V Y 'm , r., . , c c I T c x c c c . -. . . Y S . . c ' c . Y Y c Z I h . 7. . V . Y Y C Y Y Y Y K . ' lc ' Y . Y , Y Y Y . . . . L Y Y Y i . I . . Y Y Y Y S c. . , 7 . . . F Y Y . . ll YY . . ' - . . . l. YY . . U . . , . Y Y Y YY Y - ' . , ' Y - Y Y - Y Y 1 C ' v A . ' - . . Y . 7 V . . Y 7. . . . . 7 . . . H H . . ll j ,-4 ,... ' ' - Y . YY . ll YY .-. .-. : ' ,i, , -. . ll , . , Y .Y , . ,-Y ' C ... ' ,.. 1 ll , YY . l. 1 Y. , C --f -- Y c L' .... , ' . w . . c I ' - . 1 H Yv V Y . . . c . I L Q I I . ' c ' , Retrospect The folloxxrng oratron xvas qrx en by ohn W Gocher as the Vale drctory Address of the Class of 1886 Thrs was the frfth class to be graduated from the ohnstown Hrgh School and rncluded the followrnq members Charles C Greer noxv udge rn Cambrra County Charles M Lemmon ennre R Beale Mary R Beale Cora M Wagoner Lucy Marnhart Arvrlla Barnes essre A Tommrns L Grace Young and ohn W Gocher Mr Gocher rs the father of Mrss Alrce M uocher 1 member of the present faculty of the school ORATION There comes a trme rn ex ery nun s lrfe xx hen he pauses rn hrs on xxard career and thrnks of the past Hoxx short hrs lrfe seems' The vears are as days and the hours as seconds He never fully realrzes untrl then the full force of the thought that the future comes xxrth folded wrnqs whrle the past flres xvrth eagles prnrons Hrs reflectrons may be pleasant or thev may be the rexerse ac cordrnq to the lrfe he has led He can see the results of hrs actrons qood as well as bad and thrs rs the trme when he can drstrnqursh between them If he be rn a penrtentral mood perhaps he determrnes to do what he can to rectrfy hrs mrstakes Thrs rs not alwavs possrble however especrally rf he rs old Then he sees that he should have retrospected earlrer rn lrfe new step we would try to thrnk of srmrlar ertperrences rn the past and therr effects we should be sax ed from makrng many blunders Young people generally rush rnto anx nexx project wrthout thrnkrng whrle to older people the habrt of retrospectron comes more naturally The aged haxrng but lrttle of the future before them lrxe rn the past A roseate glamous sheds rts hue on ex ery path untrred And dreamrng youth thrnks to hrs quest no good mav be denred Whrlst tremblrnq age turns back the page and through the record xarn Strrves hard to fell the ancrent zeal and lrve the past agarn People lrxe a great deal faster noxv than they drd rn past trmes Then they were content to lrxe on rn the same xx av day after day wrth nothrng to drstrngursh one day from another Noxx there must be ex crtement rn a person s lrfe or rt rs thought not xx orth the lrxrng Work xxhrch taxed the powers of men rn those days rs now done by boys Lookrng back over the hrstory of a country for a trme how strange rt all seems' Take the hrstory of the Unrted States for example Begrn wrth the landrng of the Prlgrrms on Plvmouth rock We can see them stepprng on the rock from the boats of the Mayflower They are dressed xerv srmplv and fully realrze what hardshrps they xx rll haxe to endure They burld therr log huts and burld them for comfort and conx enrence and not for elegance Then xxe see the growth of the colony and the settlement of other toxx ns untrl frnally there xx ere thrrteen colonres xxrdely separated srnce the only means of communrcatron xx as on horseback and the trme re qurred for the journey one or txxo xx eeks and sornetrmes more I V' ' K ' Y I . - n . . . - r - f' . . , c . . V L . . V . . n . 7. . . , A Y v C ' I N Z . . . . . , . This is a habit every person should possess. lf, before taking any . 1 I . . . . . . . . y A V ' ' ' ' 4 V V , , V . . ' V. , . . V Y . - ' ' ' r 1 ' C ' ' h t Next we heir of the qroxxmq dnsswtlsfwctlon xv1th the mother coun try beciuse of the tax ltlon of the colonxes ind then of the RCx0lLlfl0U ary Wir xxhlch left the colonles free 1nd mdependent states We follow our countrys affrnrs on through the other smaller vxars dovxn to the Clxll War After 1ts horrors were ended came a txme of prosperltv listmg unt1l the present the country groxx mg rneant1me ln srze and power until xt 13 noxv the greatest nat1on of the xxorld Through all th1s the people had been growmg more lntelllgent Many 1nxent1ons haxe been made rex olutlonlzmg the methods of farm lnq manufacturlng and commerce floxx strange lt would seem to us now rf the days of the stage coach were to come back and we xxere compelled to xx11t for our mall untrl the post rlders 1rr1x ed How xx ould these people endure lt xxho ex en novx when rallroad trams run it the rate of forty mlles an hour groxxl the whole t1me and keep the other passengers 1n m1sery7 In the sc1ence too there has been corresponding adxancement par txcularly 1n the natural sclences for example the names of the dlfferent uses to vxh1ch electr1c1ty may be put are leglon Slnce there has been such advancement 1n t1mes past xx hat may people not do 1n the tlmes to come7 It rs sald that each succeedlng generatlon of men becomes expect a time to come when the fertlle bram of min wlll form such qreat projects that he wlll not haxe the strength to execute them It xvxll be a long tlme before that takes place hoxx ex er and mean xx hlle vxe may expect great thlngs of men We may expect to see aerlal nax1gat1on establ1shed the North Pole dlscox ered and many other thmgs of whlch we cannot conce1xe But on the other hand Vx'l'l1l6 some natlons of the world haxe ad xanced others haxe made a retrograde mox e1nent Gomg back to early tlmes xxe may take the Roman Emplre as an example In the days of the Caesars thls kmgdom comprlsed nearly the whole of the c1v1l1zed world It xvas the seat of learning and art and contalned many beau txful c1t1es 1n whlch xx ere the most beautlful bulldlngs rn the world All other countrles pa1d tr1bute to lt But xvhat IS It now7 Th1S great em plre has gradually fallen to pleces and parts of It haxe been annexed to other countrles so that hardly any of lt remalns The great difference betxx een the past and present lb strxklngly 11 lustrated ID a poem called Old TlmES and New Thls represents one of the Pllgflm as x1s1t1ng the xx rlter and belng so astonlshed It the number of new thmgs IH use at the present tlme that he refused to hxc mv lonqer upon the earth saymg rn explanatlon Your telegraphs your rallroad trams Your gas l1ghts frlctlon matches Your hump backed xxomen rocks for fuel Your thing xx h1ch chlckens hatches Haxe turned the earth so upsxde down No peace 1s left xx1th1n lf Retrospect lcontlmn rll .Y K VA lssvl Vs' C . I ' 1 1, . . 1 , . , ln K , I , 4' - p l C C , , ' A .', L . .W sv. 'L C I xi 1 'K 1 7 f s Cx V . 4 ! VA l D if 4 C 1 H 1 1 1 R . 4 . 1 - . 1 C . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 7, . . 1 C 1 1 . . . . . physically weaker and mentally stronger. If this be the case, we may 1 . . . K . . , 1 1 1 1 - V ' Y 7 I . I Y V r , ' ' - , ' . . V w c I , Q ' ' - - V ln Retrospect lCOI1f1lll1i'd l But to us mv cl1ssm1tes lb mv suhyect most Hpproprldte tonlght Thxs 19 our nlqht to xeuexx the past Our retrospect IS full of pleisure and hrlqhtness 'as xxe rhmk of the school divs gone hy They hdxe xexx Hrded us is vxe employed thelr fleetxnq hours And is xxc qlther pleasure from our past may me not also qither from 1t lnsplratlon for the future We separrite tomght nex er lgam to meet as 1 class ls It xx ells must be sucl We must enter sepu ite roids lexdlng to cllffexent 'mx ocatlons and DUISUIYS xx 1th bughr recollectlons of our school llfe ind p1rt1eularly of the great klndness and lorherarance of our te ichers xx ho from the flrst haxe patxently 'nded us 1n our efforts to ohtfun knovtleclqe and haxe spired no tlme nor trouble For that end let us wlth ns lessons turn to the future wxthout feir IS xxe bld erich other lirev ell 'Q 1 't ' ' ax. . .5 ' -K ,4.q , C .4 Y A Y -4 C 1.1 . V Y . ' Q ' , ' 2 ' 3 Q ' ' any wonder then that we hesitate to say the parting word. But fare- ' 5 ' ,a'. ' X K e' ' ' K . , ' . .. 'S' ,' .' ' L. P. 1' , Z . A L A ' . ' Q ', ' y L C ' . K , i I I .4 ' 4 as ' A . Q J . CREATIVE WRITING Escape ln A Book Burns as a Modernrst lThe Shakespearean Form of the Sonnetl n apple srr7 the rpple xx oman srghed The passrng xx orkrngman spared her not a look The people sxx armed about her rn a trde e gathered consolatron rn her book xxealthy busrness man rs nex er free ut money earns much more than just hrs bread At nrght to hrs palatral home hell flee To ease hrs worrred soul xxrth tomes reread A school boy s studres are a dread drsease Nor rnterest rn a subrect dull he fergns But soon hrs sprrrts soar up lrke a breeze Whrle trax ellrng rn the prrate s chosen lanes The best escape of any to be found An easy ch rrr '1 nexx book brrqhtly bound Concettrna Santoro One of the many drstrnctrxe qualrtres rn Robert Burns that appeals to me rs hrs modern xrexx of lrfe I thrnk Burns xx ould haxe been qurte popular today Hrs xxrt sarcasm and radre rl xrexxs mrqht be compared xxrth those of George Bernard Sh rxx a present day lrrsh crrtrc and plav xx rrght Thex rre both radrcrl but rt rs thc radrcal peoy le xx ho change the xx orld for better or xx orse Burns nexx adx ance of thought and hrs frankness xx ere not warmly rcccpted It rs true that for the moment he xx as xery popular as an unusual poet but Burns xx as not of the croxxd People strll clrng to old habrts and x rexx s No doubt xxe get some of our phrases and expressrons from hrs poetry such as Howex er fortunc kreks tht bill Dont trouble your herd rbout rt Compared xxrth these lt l t ll are trrr Dont mrnd r frq about rrrld rge Three nrrle pravcrs and h rlf mrle gr aces Your crrtrc folk may cock therr nose and Woxx but your letter made me xauntre' Burns xxas modern because of hrs descrrptrxe phrases many ot xx hrch haxe hx ed untrl our present dax l-le grx es rare xrxrd Scottrsh scenes xxrth patrrotrc loxe and ferx or Here are some examples of hrs expressrxe phrases Heart corrodrnq care and qrref Tenebrrfrc scene Thoughtless sons o men A spark o n rture s frre Wlren xxrnds r rxe through the naked tree Hoarx grax frosts Wrld meetrnq oceans borl 1 Q 1 ' 1 A , ' . 2 ' . . . ' , ' . 1 . Q Y . ,- A Y - ' f 1 B , . . . v . . V1 1 . . v v . . . . v . ' 1 . C. ' E ', c 8 ' . 1 1 1 ' ' f 1 1 , . ' ' . ' .' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 .' ' , Q1 1 .' , rf 2 ' 'Q ' 1 1 ' 5 ' 1 ' 2 ', C 5 . t - 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 ' 1 1 , 1 X 1 1 T ' 1 1 1 . . . . .S . . , 1 . B. 1 ff 7 E l, . f 1 ' '1 .l ' 7 c ' i .1 , 71 l Q V -l 1, f 11 . -1 . 1, , , , v - C v 11 v , V, , , . 1 1 1 1 V Q , il 12111 fl S 2 ix l C1 2 1 1 1 . 1 1 A 2 .2 sf, 1 11 . , . H I - , 1 .1 , H 1 ' 1 . 1 ' ' L , . . I 1 C . L 1' t ' 1 i 'C 1. . . 1, 1 1 1 -t . 1. . . H 11 . .1 1. v Q . v- 1 . 11 , -- , ' . C , 1 11 .1 v y V 11 1 . 1 H lllS v s tnu wu it 1 o ll OSOPIIIZQCI I 1 s so xx IS mot c s osition c1xc um in ICN 111t1 tous oppo1t11111tx t L 1 11.1t vnosopiti t xx IN 1 s1mple mln of loxx lv meins xx ho only looked thiouqh the knot holes at life vet he found something th1t those xx ho could look ox ci the fence had not perceix ed They did not see true humble life in its Burns truly hwd some knoxx ledge of hxing This xx isdom radiates from his lines But mousie thou are no thy lane In proxing foresight might be xain The best laid schemes o mice and men gang aft agley An lea us naught but grief 1nd pam for promised lov Tho losses and crosses Be lessons right sex ere There s xxit there ye ll get there Yell find nae other xx here Also this 1S true of the last stanza of To a Louse The many romances of Robert Burns indicate that he was modern He was a true bard who lived the things he wrote about and indeed he was romantic His poems about Handsome Nell My Highland Mary Mary Morrison Iean Armour and many another Bonnie Lass were inspired by his love affairs They disclosed Burns ca pacity for emotion Burns desire for drink and sociabxhtv may be considered modern for he openly admitted his fault and xx as not ashamed of it fl think the intoxicating drink manufacturers could adx ertise to a great ad. xantage by quoting l1nes from Burns such as Go fetch to me a pmt o xxine and fill it in a silver goblet Robert Burns xxas modern because of his genuine frankness yet his style of xx r1t1ng xxas naixe Like our present generation he did not restrain his bold xiexxs because they did not confirm with the usual slant of life Not only his thoughts but also his friendship xx as genuine One might sav of him Once a friend alxx ays a friend Let us find proof While terra f1rm'1 on her axis Clllllflll tuins Count on a friend in faith and practice In Robert Burns H 'kNoW sir if ye hae friends enoxv, Tho' real friends I beliexe are fexx' Yet, if your cataloque be full I shall not insist But if xxe want a friend that s true, Im on your list Burns as a Modernlst lQ,0llflllllltll Bu' phrases not onli pictured realistic QC ' l t tl 'y als pl 'l .' ' ' . Io' rhiq I'Cil.' n he 'z .' l'l'll. Ili: p ' in life . ja' l' 2 ali fg' .' ' 'j olvz g z 1l'l J lv. ll- unalloyed state because they did not stoop to find it. I might say that , . 7 IV Il p ll ll u I . V I . n Burns as a Modernist lCUIlllIlllLtll Prayer Night lnstlv Burns xlexxs of rellglon xx exe modern Hrs rellglon xx as nature 'Ind the cause of humanltyy He understood people and spoke of t e mquaqe of the soul 1nd of our Creator s ptalse l'l1s Cflfl usms of the thurch people of th If dwx xx ere qlllfC SlI1lll'lI to those II1 tde of 1 fcxx ofthe chuxch people of todmx Burns xx rote poems wddressed to the Drel He makes Auld l-lornle 1 flerce loathsome yet humor ous character for xx hom he really felt sorry l hehexe that Burns xx or shlpped God I thlnk that he had 1 flne 1el1q1on xx hrch xx as hldden from tht eyes of the xx orld Perhaps he xx is not tlulx understood Becwuse no sm ull COI'1f1IlUUfl0I1 to the xxo1ld These xxords xxrltten hy Burns 111 memory of another xxould make a fme epltiph for hlmself Go to your sculptured tomb ye Greit ln 1 tlnsel trash o stite But hx the honest turf Ill xx11t Thou man of xxorth' And xx eep the one best felloxx s frtt L er lay ln earth Margaret 1ne Carmany God amce lf takes love to l1xe and courage to loxe Mold my heart of 1ron So that mt w1ll glow 1n radrance Open the door to my heart That the deslre wrltten may be knoxxr Grxe gllence to my conscience That the Splflt VV1fl'111'1 vxlll not rex olt May the fears of my foollsh soul dxmmlbh That I may rest 1n peace Tht nlqht xx 'is younq The moon xx as old The wax es of the sea Were crested xx'1th qold The stara aboxe Were ghttermg and br1ght Brxghtenmg the sky Drspelhng the nlght Elslf. Muller The stars xx ould txxmkle The moon xx ould stay Untrl therr actlons Seemed llke a play The rught grew old, The moon xvaned at last, The stars dlsappeared Days come at last' Alma Lrltk . f Q C ,T A I . t . h ls I f Q 5 I ' 'ff ' 1 ' '- V M I .rl C L U 4 ll C T , T , ' Q ' ' ' c I . X . I ' . ' - he was modern, he has not been forgotten. Robert Burns has given ' ' f C . : It I k 4 V . K ' f ' 3 ' ' . 1 l 17 L l lc V ' f It ' 7 A. V ' y , 'K ,K sv Ky , B. K .S 7 7' 3' YK S , 7 xl y 111111111 11111111 11111 Gln IX 1 N 111 1111 1 1 1 1 s 11111111 H 11111 1 1 q111 1 111 11111 111111 111 1111 H11 WXIIII 111 ous 111111 11 111 1lXclI'lfO mclfl XXI ILIX 111111 11 hom 1111101111688 61117111 111111111111 111111 L S113 101 If 01 ous C1e11g1'11 111 If In111c hhdffg 1111111111111 1111111n1a1ns bumed 11111 And no11 1aS11o111 f1E'IX glance on rhe 111 11111 the 1o1CQ O1 Course of 11 1 1111 r11o11rs1 111 11 111 11111111 1111 1 IT1IQ1'lIN 11111q11 111 11 O O C 0 O llql 1n1 XXIQL so1111 1 11 s11 I1 11111111 11 1111111 and p a1 XIPXX 1111he s1q1'11s 0111311111: so IX That 18 1111 3I711'5lIlOfl 111 11'1111q 11111 111ne111 min 1 1 1 1111111 p11w111 1 Cf 11111 1111 11q 1 1111 11111nq IH II 1111111111111 VV 1 ' ' 11111'.' ng, R ' Ni 1 1111161 11111111111111. O1 111111 31111 0111111111 111111 1111 7111111 1.1111 1111111111 111 1.111 A1 11l'N1 .1 1Wl11K'I'-I1.l11L'1, As 1 s.111111111'11 111111 111 111111111-11. '1111'I1 111111 il I111Q11IX' S1111 1111, 111 p11111111is most 11111, 311113. 11111 1111- XX'11I'Il1 S1111 1111 1 '1 111 1l.l1L'1. 1211111 C-CJl.'C11 115 11 11 XVCIKC ' 1111: A111 11111114 111 1111: 11C111Q111 1111111, H111 ' 1110 12 'nc11 C111 ' 'S I' 1 11111111113 1lL'1f1131Y11. R111 1 '11, Steel 101' 5 1 11 ' 11. U11 51' f 1 . '111 1 111-1111 F' ' Q1 Ar H s ' ' A 1 's l1.ll'1 1 1111 111c II1Ig1'lfO11f. , h 1 , ' v Q L- - - I I - v S ,vl I '1 ' 11. 1Xf1'g 1' 11' Af Y1 A 11:111111n 111111 1 'A j 11111. T1 '1 1 1 1 11111111 11111s1111's 11111 s11111 1 511111 1V1i '11 1111 C161 1111 111' T 11111 Q1 1111 1 1 '11 Q 1 '11 T: 1'.'1 1l'. ., To 'Q 'e J 5 gs '. T1 1 is 1 1 1 ' 1 . T 1111111 111. 11 ,'. 11' '1n, T 111111 't1'l, 1 x11'111z . -T111 is 11111 . . ' X161 111 1 111 1 1 1111111 ll That 1s My AmbItlOD A Business Letter 763 Coleman Avenue Johnstown, Pennsylvania March 8, 1937 Mr D H Browning 1804 Fourteenth Street Johnstown, Pennsylvania Dear Sir I read in this morn1ng's TRIBUNE that there is an opening for a typlst in your office Please con sider me an applicant for the position I am seventeen years old and shall be graduated from Johnstown Senior High School in June, 1957 The Commercial Course, in which I am majorin includes such studies as typewriting, shorthan business English, bookkeeping, law, and office practice I have won four awards in shorthand and three in typing with a shorthand speed of eighty words a minute and a typing speed of forty words During the past year, I have been doing clerical work for one of the teachers Although I have had no other office experience, I feel that I am able to do the work efficiently I have permission to refer you to Miss Alice Waters, Head of the Commercial Department, Johnstown Senior High School Miss Ann Ray, teacher of typewriting and shorthand, Johnstown Senior High School Mr Charles Henry Hershberger, Principal Johnsto'n Senior High School 'ay I have the privilege of an interview with you when it is convenient? My telephone number is 5701 M Yours truly, W fQQ42ZZQ1Z U C f gr 5- , a minute. A C . ' Y 'if A Fam1l11x Essayl When ln school I w1s 'asked yust what I xxas plannmg to be 1nd I ansvx ered A nurse Howex er I know myself and am a flrm bellex er ID 1 woman s preroqatlxe to change her mmd I haxe a susplclon that I sh1ll qet no nearer to 1 hospxt ll than perhaps to haxe a doctor separate me from my appendlx I must though haxe an answer to those xx ho bother me wlth that eternal questxon What are you gomg to be7 1 bel1eve that I can say w1thout fear of correctnon that I haxe asp1red to practlcally every occupatlon m exlstence When I was fxxe and barely out of rompers I had set my mind on bemg a nurse Soon how ex er 1 new career flashed across my horxzon I wanted to be a b1nk teller How well I remember hoxx fascmated I used to be when I would see the teller hand out wlth nonchalance so many f1V6 and ten dollar bllls Then I can remember wxth clarxty for how long a t1me I wanted to be an equestuenne Ah to ude one of those fleet chargers to the blare of the c1rcus bands' But I was soon to be d1senchanted I reahzed that lt xxould be hard on me to haxe to eat all my meals off the mantel because my Job would not perm1t me to s1t down to eat Next I wanted to be an aer1al art1st but I have an amazlngly d1ff1 cult stomach xt acts upon 1ts oxxn accord and as a result I am a very qood frrend of the medrcme shelf IH the bathroom Howexer after all these conflxctmg asp1rat1ons I reached the re markable age of nlne Thxs 15 the age when the 1mag1nat1on IS just at 1tS most thrlllmg state I could lmagme w1th equal alacrlty being the stage s newest Bernhardt or the bearded woman ln the clrcus Durmg the summer my 1mag1nat1on would fllt from the cleslrablllty of belng a l1fe guard to the l1fe of a jockey a doctor a champlon tennls player 1nd ex en 1 baseball player that would make the lmmortal Babe Ruth 1 sissy Durmg the wmter I could nmagme myself as a teacher 1 smger 1 pamter 1 poet and others too numerous to n1me It lb 1m1z1nq hoxx lmutless my 1mag1nat1on was' From the t1me I was twelxe I met 1nd assoc1ated wlth people who xx ere ID many dlfferent occupatlons I began to have certam ndeals and to learn to l1ke people lmmensely Ex ery 1dea I ex er had xx as the dlrect result of people I have been extremely lucky to meet good people but I thmk that artlsts oxer the radlo haxe g1xen to me the greatest enjoy mnt the greatest thrxll the most 1l'lSp1I'1I1g theme of my llfe It xvas the magn1f1cent Flrght of the Valkyrles that lnduced me to take up the bass x 1ol1n I-Iowex er more Ideas sprang 1nto my head than just muslc I met and hked more people and each t1me that I would meet a new glrl o xx oman I xx anted to be llke her Once I was attracted by a xxom1n who was a baseball pltcher on the House of Daxld Baseball Team Once I nearly ran axxay from home to poln the marmes Please forgxxe my foolxshness but I vxas ser1ous Another notable chapter of my l1fe happened durlng my flrst two hlgh school years I met a xx oman xx ho gaxe to me more msplratlon than anv one Then I also met a some one who gaxe me more sat1sfact1on m On Careers I c' .. , c. c. 1 I ,c fl Q. . . f V f ' - v . v . , .. c , . . c 1 c c , , ', , - , 4' . f . . It . vw , . . . . V . . - 1 ' I ,c A . . c 7 . - v v . '- ' I . V Y v - v 1 ' . ' ' , - v , . K . f v ' - . . . v 1 , v f . It U c 7 c . K , ,. A , . 'c . 1 c , c , I ,' L . ' 1. c I 1 . , ' L v , . ' ' ' x ' ' . - , . . Y . 7 .Y . - , v - .. .I . . H . V. . , . . . . F f A r 7 ' V , . c Y .. . 1 .I ' .. , ' . . i V Y Y . i . . Careers IC mlrnu A Boy Artist The Boy Scout Proneer lrfe than I haxe ex er had In the srxteen ve 1rs of my lrfe I drscox ered that I could draxx and enyov 1t By the trme I had reached senror hrgh school the f1eld narroxx ed coxxn I frnd that I m 1nterested ID the Ilne arts only Once I hrd rn enxrable chance to meet Lornelra Qtrs Skmner I made up and e uted monologucs by the hundreds md spcnt hou1s l1sten1nq to Krrstcn Flagstad on the rad1o because I loxe to hear good SIHQIHQ I xxould cheerfully spend all my le1sure trrne draxxmg because I loxe to lrsten to or to create beaut1ful th1ngs But all thrs lb only half suffrcrent for l xx ould rather play 1n a team or an orchestra or smg rn 1 chorus I m strll IU 1 drlemma because I dont knoxx xxhlt I ll be lIlI1'l I outlur Brlght eyed dark halred he s slrm and tall He persex eres he cannot fall H1s thoughts uc not of xx hat hc ll qrm Of h runtmq lonehntss not x 1 1 In sprlnq sxxcet xxoods ht cxcr strolls And qreets the x1olets on thc knolls He gazes at the buddrng trees Sxx aylng 1n the l1x ely breeze And lrstens to the xx 1ld b1rds c all lilorr nc L IVI rsc 1 Hc lrfts the flag ot red and xx h1te to posc Upon the hlll and s1qn'1ls doxxn to thosc Who patrently ue xx r1t1ng there beloxx He sends dots dashes accurate and fast Dec1phered thex read Come Were here at mst The message done the scouts prepare 1nd go He leads the xx ay A clearmq meets therr qazc to them 1t s c imp ah Il ts Iac Ind dlma VV1th dcxx 1 sprrnkled qrrden qroxxmg lovs There IS a spr1nq to cool the sultry 111 A slope to draxn the ram should It tall there Thrs crmp IS Gods oxxn grft to natures boys He led the xx ay Albr rt IVI Grrqorx On A 1 ' ' , e 5 A , ' 1 7 I . . ' g. ' .-tu 1 , U - K 3 A 5. - -- Q , E z 'Q D f I ' Q . ' 5 1 2 r - V 1 xx- Lf' E ka s .S 'C ' ' p. , c .I L I c .I I 1 fl A . I - Vw I y' v A1 . C A A 1. A- I1 1 A ' V ' A , 'A ' a a A 1 ' . Q .f ' ' ' 1 ' . . H V L F . ' r E Y , 'I I I I. c r . . K 52 1. V lf, z ' K A ' 'Q ir. - -' , 1 r .5 y - s s 1 e v 1 - - . ,' , , x c A A A , I . . ,Y He walks and walks, observing all, 4 -1 -s f -,. J A 3 . ' 2 ' A sf A , 2 . s ' Se L V a ' fa' A - H ' s ' ', cf C 'e ' It ' , ' , f ' , AA I ' Q la 7 c Q, K i . AK 3: V . ,X Q 2 Tc ir 1 T'lilfL11'CIS haven, rw a 1 5 A f ' a Q A Q' ' . ' f' ' , 'B. K L. .' t , 5. . 2 ',Y ' ' CA 5 A 'Q 's. 2 ' ' . , K ' , . '. S' .. ., It . 1. u -, . , Srlently as the txxrqs crrck ln the pathless forest xxe trerd We c1nnot see 1 house or shrck Nor r sh1ntv nor 1 shed Then the xx olf hoxxls out ou Hrs xorce can nex er trre As under the tent s shroud We srt 1round the frre l r rnk lorx It xx 1s une lox ely blue une Exeryxx here lrfe lrfted rts droxvsv head to look upon rts oxxn beauty as an '1XK'llC6I'1lDQ Venus mrght haxe done The sun peeped suggestrx elv or er the dark skvlrne of hrlls The hour xx as early Lucrus Marrus strolled through hrs garden alone H smrled thrnkrng 1 brt of food would be xerv much rn order fc lrrs empty nr rsculrne stomach Ah food' Lucrus Marrus took the frurt th1t the sl1xe offered rrrd srxv hrs smrle reflected rn the face of the serx1nt Ph1rroh so erlled bec1use of hrs sxx rrthy countenance lox ed hrs master 1s drd all the members of the household Hrs krndness rnd generosrty made hrm rrr1rrx frrends rnd rt the same trrne rn rrch enemy named Tullrus Augustus Srnce ehrldhood Tullrus h1d ende rx ored to tr1nsfer Lucrus s popul1rrtx to hrrnself bv frrr means 1nd foul Now as r poxxerful polrtrc rl oppo nent hrs greed rnd eunnrng xxere shown rn hrs x un 1ttempts to rum lucrus Hrs lrtest scheme centered rbout certrn Chrrstrrn slrxe q l e she stooe ubon t rt Rorrrrn ruetron boe t rt lun had corrrprssron on her rnd drxrnrnq her rx ful frte rn the glrtterr q eyes of the cruel Tullrus Augustus m1de the hrghest brd xxrnnrnq her as hrs sl1xe ln sprte of hrs skeptrcrsm about her relrgron Lucrus treated her almost 1s a guest Dex ota rnsrsted th1t she do somethrng to repay her generous benefactor and so she xx as grx en small tasks rn the routrne of housekeeprng Srnce her resrdence at the Marrus home Dex otr h1d sloxxly but surely soxxn the seeds of Chrrstranrty about her Many of her felloxv slax es had grx en up therr p1g1nrsm ln sprte of denr1l by lucrus rt xx rs hrxrng rts effect upon hrm Tullrus rnsane xx rth jealousy 1t the exrstrng condrtrons rn hrs enemy s honre concerx ed 1 nexx pl rn bv vxhrch he xx rs sure of securrng erther Dexot1 or Lucruss drsqrrce The day xx ould brrng results f1xor1ble results Would the afternoon nex er come? Tullrus xx arted rmpatrently The mornrnq p1ssed sxxrftlx for Lucrus 1nd hrs busrness m1nrqer 1s thex xx ent ox er the 1ccounts 1nd expendrtures Haxrng drspensed xxrth that phrse of the busrness he retrred to the gorgeously furnrshed rtrrum to recerxe hrs dependents xx ho xxere numerous but frrerrdlv rnd Ai: Camp Clrmax rn the Circus Maxrmus ' 1 5 2 , c Q 1 .V 4 f Q ' , 1 2 ' e I 2 3 1 '. s ' ' .1 l d, I 'I V I J '1 f ' 'nth ,C - I I . I Q A V , , - - ' X. . . A Q 7 ef C 'C I I A . i . . . ' 1 . ' ' 1 . e - 3 ' , ' ' e ' ' I ' 1' mr .1 O .. I ,i V., i -v. L :cv V I sz .1 ' ' A 5 '. . e 2 , .1 -1a 1 e .11 ' 5 fa , ' 1 e' A 1 51 F1 ' A1 . -BV i ' I L y ' 1, 2 a J ' e 2 -1 1 I ' 3 3 I W I , V Q c 'rf ' x c e' I elle' c l 1' 1'2 1 Je . 'sz ' 2 - , ' z ' f 1 3 ' 'z' e .1 ' 2 3 5 z ar ai 'z sz '1 .ir named Uevotzr. She had made such ar lovely, pzrthetically deterrrrined, lrttl1 figure, :rs Q 1 l I ht z 1 ' ' l 'k hz , 'ius ' Q ' K 1 1 x z ' ' ' nl S , 1 J -' c . 1 . H V. . K s K V s l v A 'V C ' 1 V . 7 1 ' - 1 s ' A 1 ' . ' 1' ' . ' a e V , . . . V . ' V ' ' .' V ef ' r A C C If . . ll , , . .Y C . c K. , ' Q I 5.3, B. ,' !V ' 5. L 'kV V' .3 c 2- . L . I, V V , L X. C ,', ' k.. ,' 'S 5. J U -s s'4 s if V fs-s f ks 's li Chmax un the Circus Maximus fContmut-dl deslrous of pleasmg thelr mlstel To hxm this was more hke 1 socml hour than 1 fmancnl necessxty When the alotted tlme had elrnpsed Dexota entered to announce th1t her master xxas due at the Forum She dldnt not1ce the beadv rat hke eyes of one who stared at her xx1th greed 1I'1StlllQd xxlthm h1m by the ten pleces of sllx er that Tulhus Augustus had g1x en hlm It xxas too bad that he must execute h1s master s plan for she was lox ely but ten PIECQS of sxlxer vxas a great deal of money LUCIUS excused hlmself and quxtted the room H1s slaxes awaxted hlm xxlth a luxuriously coxered lltter but he smllmgly xxaxed them aside and vxalked brxsklv doxxn the street to the central court where he endured 'an unfalr trxal of Tulhus Augustus xersus some poor tenant xx ho lost h1s property because he couldnt brlbe vxltnesses as Tulhus h xd done After the trxal Tulhus again asked for Dexota and offered a xery hlqh prlce for her Luclus dlsmlssed Tulhus by tellmg hum that the qxrl was not for sale and that the very next day would dawn upon her absolute freedom Tulhus smlled ex 1lly Would Luc1us attend the vxonderful spectacle of the executlon of one hundred Chr1st1ans today7 The caqed Afrxcan beasts ex en now snarled hungrxly m the arena of the C1rcus Maxnmus But no lt vxas too horrlble and smce Lucrus could do nothnng to stop such a deed he certamly xxasn t gomg to patron1ze rt Blddmg Tulhus good day he returned home to partake of the deh clous refreshlng meal that avxalted h1m He watched w1th grovxmg mterest the srlent eff1c1ency of Dexota Rad1ance enshrouded her ex erv moxement Somethmg XV1tl'1lI'l hlm st1rred Perhaps she was rxght surely 1f Chr1st1an1ty kept her so lovely and happy lt must be the true rehqlon He wanted to broach the subtect to her but somehow felt suddenly l1ke a school boy xxho xx ould probably stammer or lose countenmce completely No he couldnt He dmed 1n s1lence and then letlred to enjoy h1s s1est1 His couch vxas so soft he vms so tlxed sleep the deep sleep of the mentally xx eary enx eloped h1m Dex ota entered paused as 1f about to ask hlm somethmg sh ldoxx v flgure appeared ln the doorway and grasped her She screamed for Luclus but xxas sllenced by a bony hand She xx as dragged axx 'xy strugglmg frantlcally but 1n vam Lucxus st1rred awoke to seml consclousness What a horrld dream' S1lence prex a1led sleep conquered agaln When the sun had dropped lower 1n the Heavens Lucnus was axx akened and told that h1s bath avxalted htm He was enyoymg the soft caress of the cool water xx hen h1s fax orlte slaxe entered xxxth the nexxs that already thirty elqht C,hr1st1'ms hid died LUCIUS shuddered Those helpless unfortunltes ghlstly lwhen lke fish xs dream returned and stringcly enough xx lb accompanled bv the exll leer mg f1ce of Tulhus Augustus Where IS Dex ota7 Gone Master bhe left to pav a XISII to the Svbxl of the Dark ' .A .' .1 if '. .1 . 2 .l c 1 2 c .. , u c c .1 , ' 2 . , f . c 7 . v c - . V ' a tl . v . r ' - Q . . H ' .-f f r B ' . 7. . V . . . 7 V sf 1 A 7 1 K 1 . f . . . , L . - , . . . 2 . . K . . ' .'. c - 1 ' . ' ' 7 . l. . - . 7 . . . . i I ' 1 . . . . ff -4 . . . . . V v . V . . . H V , . y - . . V . . . 7. , . Y 7 . . . . . r - 1 . ' , , . . , . v . . . 1 . , . . . C' . ,. x . . Z ,C . B, . . . , V ' f . , . , . L . .. x. 3 3 .' 2 f ' ' ' . 5 , ' ' r . V ' rc . . . . . 11 - ' ,.... 1 ll . H . Y . . . , . . . 7 . . V . . . . Y .i V . i ' V, Y C C . - , - . . . . .' c . 1 . . . . .. H r . . . . 4 . c . I cl lc.' . h . 4 c 1 c J 'Z ' c I ' ' , ' . . H c . .. ll , -V 1 ll s . . . ' ' ' , 1 Hnll 1nd sald she would stop at your door on her way to 'ask permlssxon Shortly after I he1rd her c-all but when I c1me mto the corrldor she was nowhere and you slept Ah' the Gods looked down upon us merclfullyl Qulckly' My r'11ment' Here s you toga Master Dxspense wlth xt and brmg my mllltary garments and sword I fear that today xt wlll be necessary for me to bear arms agamst wnld ammals one of whom wxll be Tulllus Augustus Lucius leaped upon his black stallion and raced to the Clrcus M3XlmUS Tullnus Augustus sat surrounded by h1s frnends who hke hxmself were sensually mterested ln the gory show Suddenly he felt as though a northern blast had struck htm He felt a strange presence near hmm A hush had settled upon h1s comrades A cold pomt of steel had touched h1s throat He made hxmself look mto those stormy eyes and was aware of a steely volce Where IS she7 What have you done w1th her? Speak or you dxe' Stark terror gazed from Tullxus s eyes and fell upon every lme of h1s shrmkmg body H15 tongue clove to the roof of h1s mouth He tr1ed to speak but could only pomt dumbly to the arena Lucxus turned to see a brave lnttle flgure stagger mto the sunl1ght from the dark prlson and stare fascmated at the caged anxmals that even then clamored for freedom Devota' Somethmg wnthm Lucxus snapped he knew at last why the ChflS tlans spread thexr rehgnon despxte all opposltlon Thls strange gnrl wxth her mnocently subtle fascmatlon had taught hxm the doctrme of her faith the doctr1ne of love for God and man He wheeled upon Tullnus and wlth all the vxclous hatred that his angunsh for the glrl compelled he drowe h1s weapon home Tullxus slumped lifeless nn h1s seat whlle the spectators about hxm eyed curnously the crnmson fluld oozmg over the rlch trappmgs They turned agam to the arena to see Lucnus drop over the hugh wall at the same mstant that one of the tngers was freed Beast and man raced toward the gxrl The man won by a spllt second and met the tlger wnth drawn sword The combat ended wnth Luclus a torn and bleedmg v1ctor The beast was dead but there would be others Devota crept 1nto h1s arms The crowd cheered thenr fax or1te but yeered the Infxdel Chrnstlan Her wet eyed smlle brought broken phrases tumblmg from h1s llps She too cared as he and m one moment Loxe the factor that rules the world brought another mto the Dunne Falth The remamnmg beasts were unleashed and to save herself from the aw ful death that awaxted her Devota snatched Lucluss dagger and thrust xt mto her heart Lucxus and Eternxty had become one and mseparable He lald her gently down and made a last xallant stand Presently all was fmlshed Climax un the Circus Maxumus tContmuedi . . - - O c , C - , C C , C r L . H 1. .- . . . V, c . I ll . H , . ll . . . . . . , , , .. , . , , . U . . . -v , . . , . U H ' ,- p - , , , , . , 7 . . . . . - . - 1 , 7 . , , . , . , . . . V , . V Y . V . . Climax In the Circus Maximus lclillflllllk dl A Desire A Friend The croxxd sxx ept from the playground thoroughly satasfred That shoxx surpassed any jugglmg act that they had ex er seen Tulllus xx as 1 good sport to promote such an enterprlse too bad he was kllled but ex en that was excellent drama ln the affalr of LUCIUS and the slaxe that was somethxnq quxte nexx They xx ould probably remember lf for a whole xx eek En masse they sxx ept homexx 11d ln the case of tht xxellthv thtre xx ould be a h1l111ous svmposxum at the home of 1 frlend xxho m acle qood xvme Small xx onder that the F111 of Rome xx is heard the xxforld round lileanor fllarrle lluxst ld l1ke to xx alk upon the sky And f1nd the dear God passmg by M11 qar et ane Q11 many Thank God for true fuendshxp Cleavmg l1ke a trenchant blade Through the murky substance Of decelt lealousv and coxx ardrce lqlowmq deep as the 111 11est1c r1xe1 txu ftklt lSIl1L gonlustd 1111 1 cate Ou 1ts sh alloxx xx ay to noxxhtre Constant md true as the star shmt N01 oft oxershadoxxed as the lu11d lustre of the naoon But steadfast qulet subllme Thank God for someone Someone xx hose hearty laugh Can blend xxxth 1711116 ID the. yoy of be1nq Someone xx hose SVIIlp1fl11C xxord Qan solace nae 1n deep dlstress Someone xx ho Who bel1ex Lb Fx ery sorroxx Someone xx ho Someone Ves You thmks xx 1th me and trusts and shares xxlth me ex ery gladness knoxxs me through and through Wllll am C ox Ll ' 7 l 7 c . . -1 V 1 .. l - ' . . V 'cf O c ' . ' , I v w v - l w 1 1 s 4 C . - 1 , Csi 1 K lv V C Q . , , 4 . Eg, , ,E.. , ,E v , 1 e 2' . , ' Q ' e ' f 2 ' . , , . I L. C I , K L VL 1 1 ya- -a , . . Y w L .. . 1 K C . . 1 tt I 1 I Q Q vl 1 ' . . i r V . ' 4 V f w -.3-' iv v K .. 1 , , N- 1' 2 ax 1 ' xrm ll' of the l: nz 1 'L f , be 2 fe: a 'Q -3 A , ,., , i. . K. V , . Z y. . . 3. . ' a a 1 5 Q 2 ' f' , - . . 2 ' 2 1 1 ' ,s x 1 ' . V' s ,,.l .i,,L., , . , , , ,. 2 , y , .. N 1 . uelqment lrrtcllrqenee Culture lnturtron these are but rfexx J h t Of the hrqh xx rouqht rttirrrments axarlihle rn O ns Own Honored scholerstrc rnstrtutrons such rs our oxxrr HIQ No xx orrder the xouth of tocliv xxrthm the Confmes of these Umteel States rank as hrqh m ex erv frelcl of endeix or ers Therr eontemporerrres rn .ill parts of the xx orld Qurs 15 1 prrceless possessrorr the xxavs and merns of qrrnrnq Knoxxledge and of Wrdenrng the horrzons of ersprrmq students Free Thought Free Wrll Free Speech None ol the letters hmelmq rht lrlvertres ol elrst Int peoples erreh un our oxxn Horrestv Qonscrerrtrous Study l F rlhlul A lhereme to lx drctates of our mentors complete the lnlillrhle code xx herebv xxe as xrgrlarrt drscrples mav rn due trme Grasp the lrner thmqs rn lrfe roundmg out 1 tuller exrstence H re on in earth dull to the lqrror mt hrrqht to the eelucl ed rplr V11 A berek elrd frqure F xeloped rrr rrobe ol te rrs Commence S 11 ment MV he lrt sohs urree rsrrrqlv srt upor st emq the lrenee tr sv hull ol doubt he rrt feels the thrrst ol 1 dy q xxe m rreh out s tr MV humble loxe he e o e u W1 refresh rrx nrt rlx rxs xxrll e lt c clrxs hit once ere m eermrlx rs r. . xeerrs qo wx thrrrqs x rmsh peeree ple rsure q rx ust x e rlleetr r mx ele rr se oo rrq rrxtl U1 0 . - v E C. X Ki U , L . - K . V s. y C F ' ' so rx-s ' , f ' .' l I 'x I X an ' ' ' f bi ' A x' 4 ' L' l 7 ' I I ' ' L. . x- '44 B. 5 B.. .35 V 44,5 I D B' ' h L I X' 'sb' 1 - 'Z ' 5 lp' L ' : A '. ' 1 i J' ' J i , une ill 1 L tr' 'C ' , . . L. .' ' ',. ' L. ' ' ., , L. , ' Q L. ' ' Y ' C ' , ,AUS , ew 2 , 'K 'Q - rf ztfl loss ' :rl l' ' -'Q 'K .n 'f - ' z ' - v 'z '- l mzrrch :lowly up the . 'sle Tn tht- SUll'IllI1 music ul' thx- crrwlrx'-,tl'a1. f xi ' 5 Al l xi B., A 1 As l lor' the lust time, 1 the fzrge, F21 A ' zrue W 'f xx'i l ar larirrt yr irit. My ra ' U 3 r ' 4 in' lloxx'er', As 2 for the lzryt 'mcg 1 ' 'f lor' t f elurr' ll sul mol 'll r X' hez ' 4 xx So lr-1' the wld 2 t 1 '- xx' - '- inc, Ure' ' 1' zsthry 'rs the K l ji All ' kg 'z - f fa: W- But 1 re I' el 5 x'ill rrex' 'r' conceal mx' 4 'on Fo' 'Q J 'h l. Nl: '11 '- . Qrk Stranger of the Nught Its no use Lourse Plerson srghed as she yerked the sllken cord of the tall lamp We ll yust haxe to read by frrelxqht or vsalt untrl the weather decrdes to clear Oh o objected her compan1on Prlscrlla Bradford draggmg the huge bearskrn rug close to the glowxmg hearth lt may last mdefrmtely 'and besldes what more perfect settmg could there be for thrs book? Storms and murders go hand m hand The murder was ln the current best seller mystery nox el whlch the grrls took turns readmg aloud 1n therr spare t1me and the storm was the ten 0 clock termmat1on of a svt elterrng Iuly day Well we certamly have the settlng LOUISE agreed a lxttle too much to sult me especlally wrth 'Vlother dr1x1nq rn from Fort Stlnlev After glancmg agam at the black sky frequently rent wlth blmd mg streaks of lrghtnlng she took her place opposrte Prrscrlla and opened the book Chapter Four Louxse began Anastasra after stumbl1ng through the damp mouldy grass of the cemetery at last saw the old Iames plot Her eyes travelled along the long rowx of grax es and became rlgrdly flxed upon the thxrd from the end There only a black p1t yawned 1n the eerxe glow of her fhckermg lantern whlch a gust of XV1I1Cl. suddenly smothered leavmg A glrttermg scrmltar of llghtnrng flashed across the sky wxrth a out the hrlls and grey sheets of ra1n poured down The f1re before whrch the gxrls were slttlng crackled and spluttered as lf 1n protest at the drops of morsture showermg upon lt Lourse havmg lard the book 'lS1dQ poked nervously at the rosy hued logs Maybe you were rrght Prlscxlla frnally spoke up Perhaps lt would be better just to talk untll the vxorst s ox er lt surely cant last much longer As rf to belle her words the conflagratlon became more furrous The sky was lllumlnated constantly xx hrle thunder rolled lncesswntly To the two grrls alone ln the huge house It seemed as lf both gods 1nd demrgods were ln rebelllon Crouchmg close to the frre Prlscrlla and LOUISE sat ln srlence untll the elements had vtorn themselx es out A sudden creak on the sta1rway caused them both to start Loulse peered over her shoulder but beheld only murky depths upon whrch danclng flrelxght shadows formed myrrads of uncanny srlhouettes Al most apologetrcally she turned and answered the unasked quest1on on Prmscxlla s face The house IS so old rt wis only rboud qnmq It often h lpptns rn vuet vxeather The younger grrl sard nothrng as from t1me to tlme s1m1lar sounds broke the stlllness As tlme slowly passed the ra1n became merely a farnt drxzzle . ll U7 , . . . 1 V U , . . K I I -1 . V , F V . , . . V . Y Y 7 A ' V 1 ' ' ghastly brilliance. In answer, the pierced clouds reverberated through- : I , Q ' . V V V . . V . . UV! V V . . V . V V . V V . . . . V V V ' gt tg 1 2' z T 7 V Vyv buddcnly IJOLIISL lclped up 1 Tubbs mv doq sht txclnmtcl t hum out It clltmer tl x 1 1 1011 volt llc alxx lys does CJOIIIC on lt s ltr hum n You mean go there Prlscxlla pomted to the blick recesses of thc xcceptlon hall xxlthout ex en a l1ght7 It wlll take only a m1nute and he ll be so much company Please come' LOUISE begged Pr1sc1lla rose stlffly and together they groped thelr way to the front door xx here after fumblmq xxlth the locks Louxse turned the knob She cautlously pulled the door back a httle way and was about to call her pets name when a pale wralth l1ke cloud gently and swlftly floated out of the darkness past the gxrls terrrfxed eyes and was swallowed up 1n the shadowy hall Nelther g1rl moved untll a crash near Prxscllla s elbovx galwamzed them mto actlon lt seemed only a second s t1me untll they were leanlng xxeakly on the end trellls of the porch wxth the door safely locked betxx een them and the apparltron What do you suppose lt was? Prlscxlla faltered LOUISE shook her head lwe no xdea Tubbs IS nowhere m sxght She whxstled softly Dont do that Pnscrlla begged They sat down on the practlcally dry upper step After what seemed years the Pxersons car drove up Almost before she had txme to qet out of the automoblle Mrs Pxerson heard the tale More than a httle mterested she closely followed by the glrls unlocked the door and stepped mto the dark vestlbule Trymg the nearby svxrtch Prlscllla found to her yoy that the l1ghts xx ere on agaln The f1rst sxght that greeted them were pleces of a broken xase scattered After a fut1le hunt downstarrs Loulse began on the second floor Hearlng her suddenly exclalm Mrs P1erson and Prlscxlla hastened to her sxde Folloyx mg her fascmated gaze they saw lymg contentedly am1d the gold and blue satm boudo1r cushxons on the bed an lmmense cream colored Perslan cat that watched them slyly through topaz eyes narrowed to mere sllts as It rumbled a deep throated vxelcome promptly nammg It Grlselda the PIQYSOHS dld thelr best to tempt the lox ely creature to rem'11n permanently m the household Howex er 'after three days of ex er mcreasmg restlessness Grrselda dlsappeared 1s strangely and sxx1ftly as she had come When tell1ng the story to any one LOUISE alvx ays added And xxho knoxxs perhaps our beautlful guest was no mere cat but 1 lox ely goddess far from her palace on the Nile seeklng shelter m a mortal s home Hope Loulsc Lmlngcr ranger of the Nnght fCOllllllllCLll 'J' 2 ' . 1 il Q r z' ' , l lc ' 1 ' - 'mo llc must be X'illflllg on rl v f' t 5 h. ' 1 'Q J ' . 1 O mtl N ' l .. -i . C . I S , . , . , c ' . c , 9 V 1 . Y' Y . ' t . , . . , . V .. o LA V Q u I I V' Y ' ' ll Y Y' u A , . . V . , . I , , . . . I Y Y Y Y. . . . . Y . , . . V. . . ' ' - V ' c cl D - Y 1 C Y -. 1. y . . I my . 7 . V Vp, V 09 L mui X hoxcun oq in all iiou Vifith its soft xxmqs the scene it xx ell enlolds lxonieil that Ilillllh daft xxithholds ich pmxei emotion ind expiusixc xounc All ignorint of the dlrknc ss they inx ide Like Lhartless xhips upon the ocean mude To steer upon 1 sei the tempestb xxx eep ThuQ men in blindneas throuqh aome hidden four Are foiced upon 1 hiief but tiouhlcd gouisc lhrii deeds iefleeted in life S txxisted nil L Repose in destmx s hnclouded hue And hiid thev seek to pierce the xeil innatc Whicli hrouds portentouslx decrees of lite Qliii lil Il-All f'l'liu l,L'll'ill'L'llil1l lioiui ol the Soniiell 'l'h ' ' gl x le: 1 2 ' nd, U V f f 'A .Y ' f 3 I ' . 'Y c K ., , Q .' i. Ea 'C 1' ', ' , 1 .' ' Q l. With faltering tread. the silent figures creep, - ' . e ' in ' I 5 5 ff .1 i .' N c r 5 e ' Q . ' Q ' . ., . C .' . . 1 X 5 ' Q ' 3 iz' , r 4 I f , I ' . l l 4 V y Z I llfx lv' ' -Illll THE CLASS Presldent Ralph Wxsor Class OHIICGYS Vlce Presxdent Roberta Fmdlay Secretar Edna Harms, Y Treasurer Lee Nokee C 1 xss Cmoks R 1 N IND GI C1 Ass Fxmuk TPI RUSI' G Eh' . I '2LD C uuuklxr Cnuer Hunts Grauc I lberal Arts C lee C b Booxter Club IC Arts nb X1 l Clrlx Pep C 1 Ioux FORRESI ADAMQ oirfy curls Rcscrlck college fI'0fCbNlUll'll 5lIl1,f.I' Bon Pep Club 5p1mwh Club Busmess jwns W um Aolms Bud locational Football Ba ltetball I'1ne Arte Club 37 C nb Axlltor une PERSHINC Amws Jack College lV1KRCARI:l AIBPRILR Wargu Cole e Teacher RLIH Am nokx Rurhlf Commerual Stenogmpher RILHXRD Al I rx D111 e md Blult Stl C Cfermln Club CHXRIUIIP All N 'lllufz Bow Pep Club College Electr1c'1l Englneer Curl Reserwes Spectator Staff CSubscrlpt1otj Latm Club ursmb rx rs R MMM 5 flmk College Bow Pep Club P1 Smo lv! liovs uw AIIISON 110-ted Xocatnonfnl Armx Iousr Awww ll CommerLl'1l French Club Student Council Spectator St1ff lIxp1np,,l C 1rl Reserx ex Cnrls Rifle Club Dukmm F All R5 M, Blue md Blwclt Stuff I :ber ll Arte QU 'ff' 'fl Baud Nurae 7 V- - 41 ' Q tl V .' , . , , , , .. I 'lu Fir . C Clt lucc 'rcs.j I C' 'lul J ' r ., lI'o L ,- ' ' ' W , 4 .. N .- C s ul., H , . . , C , Y , Cl .. . .A . S, 4' ' ,ll 4 1 VL: Y A ' K1 ,. ,l g , ll ' Y! 1 A , . . , A College lilu 1 . fzff 37 Tlub 1 . . 1 . N f Clfkl.. . . L .' ' , . VV. , . . . Y L.. LH fc A f I tx vv I D, ' , 1' B, , K- .v ' ,. . G 'HE ..l .. 2 t V K .' 1 . . If Dokotm ANDRLB Dol Commertml Spctmtnr Staff btcnogr lphct Iunrvu Asylum 01 C,ommelu1l Student M Ill lger, I with Rulno Operator L ISI limu x 011 C ommeruil me Arts C 1 C tic-tern buff Stenogmphet , RIHX lxxr Blutrtsli C nmmergml Student Lounul C tfetenx Qtftff 1 elephone Oper H01 bxntmx BXRNX BCM C,olleg,e bp muh Lluh Avmtrn. VS11LtxM C liARxumu B11 C ommeru tl X C Laxsxer VS Il 1 rua Hmm Anxnsm 1 x0ClKl0l1'1l C I lphtc 'Xrts Soctetx Ptmter 0 H'lllNl LX! R C ommcrtl ll Mtxetl C h0lllS 'spectwtor Stuff Stenogmphel M 'CRI rm BAMR College R tu HAI wut Ruth C OITHTICICI ,nl Revue-C Stenugl aphet Mun Fruxus liakxm Commerual Clerk juh BARNIIARI HZIIIIFJ, N ocatmn Bow Pep C ulw Methtmt tl Drmmg, Cwlul C heer Leader D ndertakez ' .,.. -. It . I fill IA: . g ' ' tl . A 1-J , ' Q 1 1 'Q Illl -I si . UA Jn 1,01 Q ' .V HL U L A lf' . . Tlul f r lux ,. A I 2, Spectator Staff CArtl ' 'Val ' r ' , , . J . 'l ' V lli-' 'lulw ' ' al 7l 'L 'va 1 f , w hrxxuu HAMRMM College Iomb1ll B1 Letb1ll Mixed Chorus Bow C orus C u Nanonal Honor Souetx I1t1n C ub C h6fl'lINIlX LIUABI-lu MM I-Mau Co le e Rom'in Club Dox un Bwrkr 1- College bporte I lCLIl'lC'll lng.,meer LPROX Bmmrk X ocatmnal ILlCCfl'lLl11ll Ann um BILMP College Cnrl Re en es bxummnng., Club C Cfermwn Club Blue and Black buff Spectator Staff lkrtj Secretarml VS ork Rolsrlu Brxsox for College l ootball H1 X Club French Club Basketb ull Student C nunul lim Pep Club Roman II Bxsrluux Ru Kumy X ocatlornl xonal llonol 1 Plumbing., Club Plumber FE Axluoxx Bxsnr .Scrub Vocatlolml M uhme bhop Club M1ChlllINI lou 'Xxuun Br w ll amsh Llberal Arn C1erm'1n Club Specmtor Staff lSub r1p1Jl J 'I spur D011 5 Bl Xl If fy Colle Armx OR r Bm lynn, X mat on nl ProfeCs1on1l Duel job Him x lleaus Colle1.,c not 1 ll Basketblll C u IC Arr C lub Cmrh Electrical or 'Vlechamcul Engmcer I . Y, l. ,1 Nl ' l ' - ' v Nat' z ' Sofcty . ' r ' 15' 4 l fh ,- --37 'I h ' -' ll' My . ,I ,. ,I 1. ... , , K It 'R Y A A A I ,Z , . 3 ' ' B1'.'ly I LI Q: . :A. r . Q nc ' t'1 1 f 3 ,1 ' r 5 ' . E f' 'l'urm,x' i, '1'x' nf f. .IC 1 ' J L G1'f ' Ge cz: 3 :M -1,1 j' ' . ' . A iff l i l. K V f S V 5. , .. . Y T. K. If. 'lub ' 7 . . ' v 1 'l If lal , ' z : ST 'l b ', ' Fil . s f . ' s , i. ,ual l A ' .'l OLIVE THELMA BERMM 0 lt College Llbrarx Staff Nurkc xr IPR Bfsut a College H1 X Club 37 ub Booster Club Spectator Staff Fme Arts Club C erm'1n Club Sports Chem1c'1l LIILIIICCI :R 1 Bk rr Num: lax E1 Blvomen Janrl College Student Councxl CI K E Club fSOClHl INat1onal Honor Socletx fllCC Presb Blue and Black Staff Senror Representative French Club Teaehmg, Sec Cam BLASCH Slfvfllfl' Commercml FIDE' Arts Club berm'1n Club BUSIHCSS IILKMM B1 Asur Ixomarm Bmvw Avrlf Voeatmn al Avxator IHLIMA Rum Bl'SIrh alsy College bcrman Club Flne Arts Club iSecretarxj K F C urls Pep Club Swimming Klub fXlCC Preel Curl Reserxes Profeeslonal Dancer IIMARI1 BH IS I :uk Y 0CHt10ll'll MCCh3UlC1l FIUJIIGCI mn Bu no B Vocatxolnl Plulnblllg Club Plumber SXRA EIILABLTH BLACK Sally I' lx F Club Cnrls Pep Club C xrl Re ers es Dretencs Blondzr Commercml fyelmqn Club llne Arts Club Business m1n or ClXll Seruce I owne BIOL at Raza N oeatxou ll llrux Xl n Barber , ff Ilgu ' h- V r- :V . I l, up vw T. . .. lub C' , 5' Q Y. XV: 1 IV lt Y u Y! 2. . T .K 4. r. . Y t K D . K 1 T. . Elma L. ms 5 ' Commercial josi U ' iff . Y Y' . . , , , if ,, , f ,. 1, 11 I1 C C I ' ' 1 Y , Il ' v , . . r' , H Y ,. V ., I l Z V, I 1 -- I nw ARD Boss lzdtlw Commercxal Footlnll Bmketball Gos ernment Serw lee Manu Bonn Skmny Vocat1on1l Labor H utm n Rox ER B1 Vocz1t1on'1l Boys Pep Club MdChlIl6 Shop Club Macblnxst Sum Boy-Pk Commercml C lee Club Offxce Assistant Offxce VV Mmuw BRAIIIER Mzm College Cllee Club Spamsh Club C lrls Pep Club Llbrars Staff Nurse RICH-XRD I BREIDFNBACH Duk College Boys Pep Club CTreaeurerj Latm Club Fine Arm Club Explorer 'S 1 EPHLIQ Bolckos Peet-wet N ocatxonal Bows Cxlee Club Carpenter 151:11 1 Bovs Eks Betty C olleg.,e Cllee Club Moclerll Iangu1g,e Club Spectator Staff Nurse jmx Boxes Fig Fm College C nrle Pep Club Spamsh Club llne Arn Club Dancmg, Feaclner College Spamsh C lub Nurse Dokolm BRXNT Dar College Curl Reservee C lrls Pep Club I K E ub French Club Spectator Staff fL1terarsJ Ru I u Bm Il Tolly Yocatmnil Flectrncnn -. ., ., , , ., .J ' , , .V -., ,. tl ' V 1' f Y K Y . .. n V ' U . 4 Av ' 4' In I v .. , I L T' A , V, , .l -H.. ' jf ' . ..' I3ium,xRA BRADY Bob I ' ork ,, Y I Y .. . N' .v B an I . , I ' 1 H A .A ' . . . Cl . N Y w' 'yn I , , . I , -.., U H , . . . . , . , AA ', H ,, . , Rum A Bnouounx Bmlkn College Llbrary Staff Spectator Staff lgulwscrnptnonj Spwmsh Club Diem: Ill I Lk.ILl E BROVS Nl College KHAKI rs Bkunxmk I lzzz College Auatxou C lub football Commererll Specmtor 9t'1ff Us pnstj FI ypnst CHARIN Bmuu u Fu: College C erm'1u Cluln H1 X Club N'1t1ou'1l Honor Qoenetx Spectator tSaff Attornex Drzxx I nvs mn Bl Rxs Dzz X oc' mon ll C'1rpeuter Dux Al n RROVSN lirnfunz X 0C ltlOl1'll Draftsman Pm I I Is BROWN Phyl I allege C lee Cluln French Q lula He'1uts Culture Foxx MAF BRUBAIJER Iddzf Commerclal Blue 'md Blick Staff Vlxplstl Stenographer FRANk BURCFR Ham W ocatnonal Auto Mechamc' PAUI BURKEx Ilucklfberry College Flectrlcal Fnglueer Almkl Bun Bufy Commerclal Rlfle Cluh Bookkeeper x .Q -4 , . . . T' 7 , ,, .1 .. . I 1 , 1 ,b , V . pu nl ' ' Fl . . 4 1 ' H' .' . A Y Mlxkx Blur. JWIIZ , xt '. e . -' I ,, 1. , , . . ., I-.. N I K 1 L x I y ff v' L .' . ' , . ,.. . , .. , . X rr MA Bun FR liullrr Commercnl Ssummmg Club Spectator Staff fAds CI'tlSlIlg'b Stenographer EDA MAE CXBIF Cable Commercml Cnrl Reserwes Student C 0lIlICll C lee Club Blue and Black Staff Isputl Secretars REBA CALLIHAIN ee Liberal Artb 1rl ReQerves Fxle Clerlt Pxu LEONARD CAMPBILIL Rad C,ommerc1'1l Rlfle Club Qtudent Council Auditor Mutcuul jus CXRVIANX Mar College French Club C erman Club C nrl Rexerx es Orchestra Chorus Mll51C l nom A5 LARROII Llberal Arts Bon line C1 ee Pep C lub Arts C uh C lub Student C,0UllCll Journalist Romkr S CABIF Boy College Footlvlll I rick Booster C lub C lub Fxne Arts C lub MCdlClllC Crum ES CAun1 Cadzllac Llberal Arts Band Italxan Club ConStruct10n Englnee r I-RXIIJINTE CAMPBEII Crrry Commercml Curl Reserw ea Secretarlal VVorlt Axxa C CAPI ES nn Commerclal Llbrarw Staff Secretarial VVorlt P1-xr QARPILN lux Ioxpj X ocatnonal Lau s er FIJX C Aux College l'1ne Arts Club 'lreasurerl Trench Club Tom C erman Club Nurse tf. lf I ,. f . ..37J. . . ll ' I .1 .Y , , . , . I , ' c:1,., , ., ' . .. Y Y- v NR yv G' . ,- v- I Nil ' t, , . , .. ,U . . . . , . I , I' .i Tn. . T. I r f' W If yu E Vw -i ,I , DANIEL CAUFFIEL Dan Xocatnonal Auto Mechanics Butcher IQIURIX hloRf1xA CANAIIO If f ollege Curl Reserx es Booster Club Itallan Club 'I eacher Mx u-s MILAN C1-mucu ot Commercial Football M'm1ger Rr Basketball Manager lrack Manager xr I t11AMPlox Colle e Modern Language Club German Club Latln Club Cylee Club Spectator Staff fSubscrxpt10n Mgr D Sports Editor Frnzrlly Chemlcal Engmeermg., Joux CHALDK Chan x0C2iKl0llHl Student Council Student Graphic Art: Socxetx GEORGE CHARLEX College Boss Pep Club Spanlsh Club 37 ub Buexneii MlcHAu CHLMA Muleey Commercnal 37 ub Bookkeeper JOHXI CHERVICK J Yocatlonal Football Manager Basketball Manager C lee Club Electrxclan JAMLS VVILLIAM CHI-.sun B1 College H1X Club C erman Club Spectator Staff fSl1bSCI'1PY10lll Engineer Mxcrml-I CHUPKO N ocatlonal M3ChlUlSt jonx Clsl o Polak Xocatxonal Student Cfraphlc Arts Socletx Prlnter XVII 1 IAM C1 ARA Commercial Student Council C lee Club Secretary to Mr Sharp Bookkeeper Jabw Clark Mzlez' B1 . 1: 1' , . A b. V , li sy ' ' ., . ,. Y , , ..D on .. ,- , .. ,, . . .. 1 . , . Cf ,. v .- v ' , I . .' , T f 1 I' A r , . ', . N . ' Printer f , .1 , ,Y Ki YY i N , , lt '. yy C H .. U Cl . , R. , . 4 . . N I , . Y , 1- 'HH Y 'S , , If ' , . Y . ,- , . , . A , . V ' 'll , . I 'll WI K II-Mun Sluulfmc N U1 Tllllll Il AXl'lfl0l1 Club M3ChlllC Shop Klub Photo5,r1pher IJIIRA lNlAl- KOIIM Dany Kolle K Irl Re erxe Spectator Staff lLIterarU Ofhce Basketball Nuree Hmex CDI I5'viAx Collu' Commerclal 1 rle Pep Club Dent'Il Asixbtant Ioshvu f0NFRl I I A 0f Commerual Spamsh Club S'1lesm'III XVII I IAM B Coxvw xx It X ocatmnal llectrxcxan or R'IdI0 Meehamc Fnvs um COOP!-R I' I Kommercxal blee Club Vietallurgv CIIIRIFS j Cow Charley College 1 lee K ula YN Pep C IIN l0l'?lLll l1IIg,II15.,e C Ib 'I Smu lvl Club Allll-RINF R f0lhMXN Kay College B1nd Orche tm lx F Club Pl'CSlClClfl 1 Irl Reservex F0l'ElL,ll Language Club Speetator Staff fLIter1Ixj 1 Irls Rxfle Club Music RAI PH COIIINS R1 X ocatlonal I r'IcL EUCFNF CONIEI Frm 0cat10n'1l Blue and Black Staff Reporte Draftsman IOIS C OOI BALI ll Commercnl Booster lxlub Blue and Blwclt Staff llxpxstl bpechtor Staff fTspIxtl bemor Class RepreseIIt1tne 1 Irl Re erves Commercial 'I eacher IIIRIFI CORDIS K olIeI.,e C Qpectitor St'1ff fArtl Q Irl Rekerxes French Club Swnmmlng Club Student Councnl 'I eacher 1 - 4: I 'l Boyz' 'I l 7 Y ,. 1 . ' 'll XX ,l.lA. li. Y: :. I:.xII I ' ' .. - ' '. ' I , . Y 1 CN 4. , v Y . Y lA ' v . 4 w , 41 .vu ,Q V 5 ' ' A 1 A- I. . ,. C J . w 1, . . -0 1 ' I ' W E' S ' Y ' f ,' ' 3' 5' ' , , f. -pl , . I 7 Machinist . , , .I Ci , C -C.l l4gv. 1 1 Y U I N V ' . . . . , HI ,H C .I C . l I . ll Ln , . , W C I cl V' .l . . N I Q I ' ' P' S .' .. I . , Q ', ' l'll V , . 2 .. 4 . . S .. ' ' 2 f v 'l'. K. E. 'lub C . . 2' . I ,- , w . ll 1 I1 N ' . . . .I . . A '- XVILLIAM COSHUN Bill Liberal Arts Spectator Staff Machinist VVILLIAM COVER B1 College Rifle Club cPl'CSldCHf5 French Club lPres1dentj hlee Club 37 Club Spectator Staff P1 Smo Ka Club VVest Point or ChCm1Stfh Teacher CLAIR CRAM FR Vocational ALMA Louise Clucic College Mixed Chorus French Club Girl Reserves Teaching Lizxoke M CRIFCHFIEID Crzfchzc College Girl Reserves llzxmu L QOVILR JR Skin Vocational Printing Club Printing Mzxkx JANE Cox Jane College French Club Nurse Wnumvr Q Ckuu B1 College Italian Club Attorney Aisha MARIE CRISAPULLX Ann Commercial Foreign Language Club Stenographer French Club FRANLPS CROUFR Aanfe Spectator St1ff Commerclal Nurse Booster Ixlub Dmm CROUSE Da-'ur L ollege Glrl Reserx es Spanish Club Spectator Staff fSubscr1ptionl Librarw Staff Commercial 'leacher Inwneermg Annan D Casin 0 ege Student Council Girl Reserx es Girls Pep Club Spectator Staff fSlll'5SCI'lPIl0Ill Booster Klub Swimming Club National Honor Societw Nursing F 1 . uv ' n . 1 , . A rf ' u Il s ni v t 1 . u U s , n -ll., ,. Y Y . 44 u , , n ' - Y- N. , S , 11 v H ' . ' v , u vu T r 5 Y. . V , , , , . ' v - r JOHN D 'xMoRr Voc'1t1onal Football FRANCES DAIIEE Dede Commercxal T3 plst Cowxm DAv1Es Connzf Commercxal Secretarial Work MARGARET 'I DATKO Margze College German Club Orchestra Llterary Staff Forelgn Language Club Teaching ANIDREW A DEMKO Tex Vocatlonal Mechamcal Englneer ROBERT M DAVIS Bo Vocatlonal Plumbing Club Plumber DOIORES V DICK HOMER DEvN1s0R IVhztey College Booeter Klub Commerclal Secretary Band Orchestra Fme Arts Cluh 37 ub German Club Spectator Staff fL1terar5j Boys Pep Club Surgeon JOSFPH T DISTEFANO of Vocatlonal Prmtlng Club MllllHfY Tramlng SAMUEL DIGUARDI :ng Dong Lnberal Arts Coachmg Rum I,OMER College Orchestra Glee Club Curl Reserves Fme Arts Club Spectator Staff fAdx ertnnngl German Club JOHN DOIACKY ,ya mo Pubhc School Musxc Commerclal Glee Club 4 I 1 u nv , n ' , l . f ar ' ov 4: t . fr bu . . D, D. , n ' -1 , , . Hi-Y Club tx n , r , nj , UD' u ,. V Y A, I , n -I .v ' lin r IN Dox u A Dooix C ommerclal Specmtor bmff C'I x pmj IW pm josem DLIA llfdgf N ocatlonal H1 X Club Blue and Black Staff 3 ls C b Pilllkl- Dowmrx lrnf College Buxer I ndermker VVIIIIAM DUMFXER B1 wvu Ixxr Duxaak imma College Sp1n1sh Club Nurse HEI FN DZVSII Esxx Spectator Staff flypxetl Stenographer or Bookkeeper C mms S IAsx Laffy Commercx ll Clrl Reeerx es Stenographcr AIAA MAF FBRON Ama Colleg.,e K lee Club l rench Club C onvert P11111 t College Band ll X 1 Modern L1n 11126 Club Medrcme Orm DUR-XlNhO 0004 Commerclal Fme Arts Club Baeketball Bookkeeper Mun lllunrsm Nlary C ommeruul ectltol S! ft x 1 liooklteeper or Stenog.,rlpl1er L xunx F4SlERBROOk Cal X ocatronal Foothill MJChlnl t Brxjxmlx lmvusrox Yfnlin iollege Rrfle Klub ll-xecutne Uffuerl Agrrculture . , , . fl , . C 1 x 4 lj .Q . ,. , , ff ,. w , lf ' vv I fp ,lu T v 4 ' A A , rr 'Hn' i- ' Clul . g . , F ,, , .. - ,, ' r n 1 -- . , .1 w . A , - I L Commercial , ,,,, ff , . Y u.: Sp ': ' Q ll ' 1'1' p'stl ' ' f fz , , H ..,- ., 1 . ' . 2 + 1 fy , , ,. , .1 - ,, ,. . , . ' t 1 . .X Y Y Y ,, V .. ' r . I 1 4 5 . , 4' V- - HA .v ' 1 ' ' K . ' , '. RL5Sl-Il FIIVIOND Run College lootball Spanish C lub P1 bmo lxl C lub Spectator Staff 14th Ranchmff Ld Roman Fovwmums Bo Vocatxonal blutlr nl Council Electrncn an f:FORCF P xc! :su Lngluh Vocational Booster lxlub Spectator Qtaff C Stage Manager Gym C rew Electrxcal Refrlgerat om 'and Arr Conclrtronmg Mun FVXNILA Wmn C ommercnal bpamsh Club Spectator Staff flxpmj Stenoffrapher Axnroxx FACCI Ham Liberal Arts Forexgn Language Club Bows Pep Club Lau HELEN! B Faux Rfd Commercial Beautx Operator L 'um If omoxng Commerual Stenographer RAIPH J PMMFI Budd XOC8fl0Il'Il Football Roll Turner M utr XRl l hkwsn Pnmy Commeru ll inrl Reierve Spectator Staff lbubecr ptxou Dnenc an lk:-xr hvulsno Commercial 'Nlatxonal Honor bouetx Blue and Black Staff unlor High Office Assntaut qecretarx loxx Prana In Y 0CZlfl0IlIll Cheer Leader Plumber Rosrlra FFHX Ron Commercial J Spectator Staff lSubScrxptlonl Secremrs I 4 A' 'm . 1. .- 1 . ' ' K . . .J ,-. - .. . . . . ju. Y - L , H II.. z f ., . . M , -1 - X. ttf ' H .. I t , . U . .K ' e .. H N 37 lub . ..z . . 1 C . 1. J L1... Y - ., up ' 'H K '. , . t .H , h , . .J Y U ,. A. H -, C Xllll'RlNP B Francik Culla Commercial Secretars Ronuux IINDI xx Bobby College Booxter lxlub K II Rifle Club C xrl Reserves Cnrle Pep Club Natronal Honor Socrets Xrce Presxdent Class 1937 Student Councrl French Club C erman Culb cyl-RXIDINF FIFMINK Frrry College German Club Interwr Decorator Commercial Cnrls Pep Club blee Club Booster klub C rrl Reserx es I'1ne Arts Club Spectator Staff Iorengn Lang,u nge Club Qtudent Counul Cklternutel Blue and Black btflft fCopx Edltllfl Dramitle leacher Ilrkrnu IOIIMAR llnh lovmonal Machrne Shop Club Machnust lirlrx Flzkcus Jxmmn C ommercnl K ermin Club Uffrce VVorl. hfuu Frkcusox X 0CZ1fl0Il3l 'Vlachme Shop Club M3Ch1lllSl josnn VVM FINNFFAN N ocatlonal l l6CII'lCl'lll j,xMrs F1 l-MINC Lxberal Arts josu mx r For EX Commercral Ste-nographer Ix Fl Fokn Commercral Spectator Staff Qecretarx Suu I'RAwus X ocatronal Airplane Prlot Duke or lrzsh Ime w , . . . 4 . . , . . rr ' tv - . , rr A . f . ,. 3 , . -r I' h Y T. . '. Club 1' - ,. , I . : ' ' . I A A . 14A A I I , 44: . H - Vlvmx ELAINE F1.E'rCHER TYP15f .. Q, F ' r r 1 r x I .' A Z, A-. , 4 . 1:10 K K I ,. . . , , H , .. , ,. 7 , ' , V 4 rr ' 1 . , EDWARDA FRANK:-: Eddze or College Booster Klub Lnrl Reserwes Forelgn Language Club Glrls Pep Club Spectator Staff Chorus Teacher Mun LOUISF FRFIWAIIJ Mar CommercIal Bookkeeper IRENIL K FRIEDMAN Commercxal Basketball Stenographer RICHARD FRUM Commerclal Bookkeeper FURMAN College Leo Marmes HARRIET CABLE Commerclal Spectator Staff fArtl Dress Desxgner UI IO Louls FRANIU' College Booster Klub 37 Cub FIne Arts Club German Club Spectator Staff fAr Bud Bert Ednorj Forestry ALBERT FRICK Budd College PI Smo Ka Club Draftsman y Lou WILLIAM I'RIEuIvIAx B1 CommercIal Automobxle Salesman Renze College Boys Pep Club Fme Arts Club Spanlsh Club French Club Cheer Leader 37 Cub Home Room C uIde Spectator Staff Clxteraryj Actor Dirk Roaekr WIIIIAM FURSI Dunk Vocatlonal Band AVIHYIDU Club NatIonal Honor SOCICIY Draftsman LN Cfuzorvx A MARIE imc Karhff College Spamsh Club French Club Spectator Staff fLIterarxJ Avlatlon Club LIbrarx Staff GIrl Reserx es Airplane Hostess 1 - . H lf ' U H 'Y A- IA 'Y I l 1 N Q- L Y A t ' . , ' ' Y I' ' . 4 I if 'U 4 ., -UU , :I ' u JAMEs FUGI2 Toto .J .. H ll , . ll ', 7' I , . , .. ,. I l I , ' Ronrkr R C1AImuA1H Jrsx Nocwtxona lxlrpenter DOMINILK A Cf-xuo Bull Vocatlonal rflllt Marketmg Louis C QAM Lou Vocatlonal Mechamcal Drawung Club Draftsman lRIHlA D C1EDl0X lrzrzzf Commerclal FOI'Clgl1 Language Club Spectator Staff CSubscr1pt1onj Tw put mm M C,Flsr1 Foldze Commercial Srenographer Ros xl IE GEORC Worry Commercial Basketball Clerk jo!-lx GMI Moose X ocatlonal Ax nator Dokolm Mmm GARDNER Jo! Commerclal Booster Klub Home Economxce EMMA fxAXDOS nz College Nurse C' Gena B1-th Commercial EI IIABEIH Accountant james GFORG 'Jim College Busmess RL IH QEORG Slhflfllff Commerclal Basketball Student Councnl Alternate Clerk , N , ,, u U , . . I w 4 Y rr ,U , . , , , w 4. H 4 . I . ,. , , - v nl H V N - , fn 1 1. - , HE v 7 , N Y u 1 ' ' vu ,. . n y ., . V n ' U In ., . . . . 1 t 1 . - n -1 . , 1 A - fr ' l Ru Moxn CrFPll-RRI X ocatlonal Prentice HI-IFR MARIE CJERBER Commercial C lr Res rves Stenographer Commercxal Italian Club Cle k ROBERT GILBERT Commercxal Spectator Staff Bon Pep C lub 31 ub Rlfle Club qec retarml YV Ama brnuc I1ber'll Arts C xrl Referwes Bemtw Culture I Y I OUISE GEFTXS College T K E Club Band French Club C 1rl Reeervee Booster Klub Spectator Staff fEd1tor IH chlefy IN atlonal Honor Socxetx Pa JESSIF M CJYIBERT Commercxal C lrl Referw ee Stenographer MARGARET JARE C II MORE College Beautw Culture Glbby Ol' FRANTCFS MARIE C 1rTo Commercml Stenog apher FRED Cn vrouk JR Dunlf Commercial Student Councl 37 Club lTreasurerj Booster Klub Rlfle Club BUQIHCSG RL1 H G1 ESSX ER College C :rl Reserves Cferman Club Booster Klub Dletlclan fl nn Pffwy Finn 11-:Fl MA CI ESSNIER Glfmzrr College Spnmsh Club Teicher , N 11 A A . 4 - -4 . ' A '. , H G-pp . . 1' , .- - ff 1-' Q . 3'l e ' ' ' 4 C- V I . , JOHN GIANNONE Tex , . ,, . J 1 A- w Il ' 'I .J 1 K, .Lvl K . . 'f . . . , . , f. . , . 1 .. , . .. H . h l ll 1 ,. . . 1' , Lnlln in ossrk lifllc Commerclal Blue and Black Staff Berne GOEBFRT Curl Reserves Secreturs Ifik bonrmu Galw Vocatnonal Student Graphic Arts Club Printer Choker- bolsovlcn Yuzu Spanuh Club Coachmg, CLARE Gokczx CKI Commercnal French Club Spectator Staff 1Photographyj Belize' College Curl Reserves Student Councll Lxbrary Staff French Club Booeter Klub Ssummlng Club Dletltlan A1v4A L QOFF nn Commercxal Stenographer EMILY QJOIBX Golby Llberal Arts Llbrarw Staff Latm Club Llbrarlan Student Councxl Alternate WCIOR C ORFOWF Yqufak Nur e College Louis Cfossmz Y ocatxonal Electrlcxan Crm PAIRILK-X fRACEX Ilonry Commerclal Qpectator Staff QArtj Stenographer Football Baeketball Track Baseball Flectrxcal Engmeerlng JAMFS hoUcHN0UR Gaurhy College C olf Team Phwxcal Fduczmon Cox STANCE GRAss0 Connze Commerclal Italxan Club Blue and Black Staff Stenographel' , , l n - ' ,U 4 . . V , 1 1 w 41 ' U 1 ' 4 i 4 . , H lr u , . . 4 - 4 t v 4 cr u M . 14 4 , , 4 14 U College ' r x , rr 1 4 r . v ,. 4 ,, , 1 1 . . L 1. 4 4 , . n fr 1 1 . .. 4 H Y H 'J . . . 1 t , u ' Pmrlv C RASSO ll College Foreign Language Club Engnneerlng Pun josrpu blmsso Pcdrm Llberal Arts Truck Dnver Aumu GREGORY lbze College Band MUSIC Axim Jo C,kAzrAwo Aects College C :rl Reserves Itallan Club Booster Klub lnrls Pep Club Spectator Staff fSubscrlpt1onj Pmlus X IRGIINIA 6 Rrrrnu Phyl Commercial Curl Reserves Spectator Staff CSubscr1ptxonJ Ars IN A Louisa GREXA Ana College Spamsh Club Roman Club Teacher ESIHER MAE C Row Toppy Commerclal Spectator Staff fL1teraryj Secretarx Pnmu AvN Gnoss College Nurse FRANLIS burcro Fmnlew Commercial Itallan Club S t C1LExN CRUBB Doc ecre an College Pep Club Orchestra Roman Club Chorus Rlfle Club Cxvll Engmeermg Axxr HACKVII Ilafkfll C ollege Mixed f hnrus German Club Pep Club Secretarx Fnvx 'mn Gunsm Poluh Vocatnonal Electrlclan , I Pl I y 4 . r. . ., . . . ' H ' U ' Q 1 - rr, ' Q r. N If Y Il . . .- Q, , 4 . , 3 , .1 ,. Stenographer , , - u 11 ,. 3 , as v 1 W Il ' I . Q v n nr D' . 1 . , . ff , - I 1 . , l . v r f IK ' lv . , RosER1 H-wm TON Ilan: X 0C'lfl0l1'll Nluhwnlml Drwunu, Club Drift m1n jxmrs D llfmmra Kaya College Student C ouncll I 'lllll Club Met'xllur5.l t I ox x llfuuus llmru H lusts Hxsmscs C Ol College C lrl Rexervew 1 ls Pep Club Presnden Booster Ixlub Qecretarx Class 1937 Qpmhh Club Spect1tor St1ff fAClXEl'Il ugh l,ICIlC'l'llI C ollege Cnrx Pep C ub C lee C tb le1cher JRCI- LMMH1 HARINFII falrby C omrrercml 'Xccountint l Iluuvu HK C ommerclal Skip College lion Pen Club XICC 37 lb Booster lxlub rex J l rench C lub 'I bmo ha Club C he-er Leader C S Marines l r C ollege Hand Orchextra Hoover lxlub H1 X Club Bow Pep Club fine Arti P1 Qmo lv: Club llll PR C ollcgc B uul Armx llottor Dox Hull-11 X ocatxonal Band Orchestra Boo- er hl uh Music nn losrvmxr Hnctuvmx Commercial Stetlographer fufn KRHNN x Ill IDORN Commcrcml C lee C Prix ite Secret in jul- HAksunHu Ha I lomx 01 Lrqs bllfl h A , .1 ,. A . l 4 1 'D ' Y 1 N . . a f 1 C'ir 5' T C .' Il h - ' 1. C . . ' 'sf Y ' Y . . .l ,. I-V, ,I I 'lt C21 2: f .. I Y A .1 jossvu V. I 'ox , jk. J ' Office VVork L . 4 .- P Ch T ' X A, A 'l1..,. u I., , - Y V , . li 'mzxrc li,-'ur Cf ' r ,J ,H -,K E I ul 5. ..J0 K' 1 R IliR'I' in: '- ' r 5 Tlula ' va ' v Z V, Rlulxko llrlxlnx llrzmy Y ocat1on'1l Dmftsman Pau I HEMPHIH Puxy College Band blee Club 37 Cub French Club Mu IC -lALk Hhkn Holla College Football 37 C lb Spanlsh Club Spectator St'tff CArtJ EAM R H555 11.95,-If Intermr Decorltor X ocatxonal Student Councll Alternate Machmlst Shop Club Aviator MARIHA Hm no HMA JANE l'llNlxEI Chnl? Llberal Arts C 1rl Reserx es Fl0Cllfl0IllSf IRMA Hosni C ommerual Stenographer Cl tcm HEMMFR Bud X ocat1on1l VVest Pom! Jfxut Hewmucrts 101111 Vocatlonal Plumbmg Club Plumber Axel HESIOP Jan Teacher J Commerclal Booster Klub Stenographer MARGARI-1 Hlcxtn Pm College Booster klub French Club Clee Club C :rl Reeerses and Des: ner Bug College T K F Club Spectitor Staff fL1terarx Nurse Jonx llonmz Sfhmull C ommercml Offlce VS orlx . . If ,, . . , . . r . . .. . Y . C , - H , .. , .. - an H II v M. 4' ' E' A A ,, . .. V . . n Y! . . . ., .. ,. Girls' Pep Club I , N, 1 . ' , . . .. I ,, .f ,. . ' -3 A .C I ' .Q . I. 'l M.- , . . ' Y . Dolus Jem x E HOCKENSMITH College rench Club Blue and Black Staff Chorua I lx L b Journalnbm Harley lIHrN H01-PMAN Roni: Commercial Qrlee Club Bookkeeper JOHN A HOJAK ilu' VOC3ll0H3l Football Manager Basketball Manager Vlloodu orker Lois HOI MFS Wzvrlock Commercial Glrl Reaervei German Club Bookkeeper BFAIRICE H01 SINFFR rr Commercial Spectator Staff fSubwcr1pt1onl German Club Secretarx FRANCIS HoL171vrAx Doc College Professional Smger Hmuu Roman Hol11MAN Kzd Vocatnonal Carpenter HH mx Hom an Commercxal Booster Klub Girls Pep Club Stenographer CHAR! hs HORN FR C ommerclal Bookkeeper A HOMOLA R o mea Vocatlonal FMU Plumbing Club Plumber Iloat Mun Lousl- Iloaxr 11 Pofkrls Commercial Stenographer Chnl. IXAIHERINF Hokrx ER Kay College urls Pep Club Booster lxlub l rench C lub ll Re erx N CX V5 C A Repreeenmtxsej Prlmary Teacher W, W AA If il F , . . . .Clu Q 4 M U H , If l'l9 . .. h ., . ,. HB .. C tu . . . , .. ,V v 1 A- v - r. .-1 ll ' 'Y fl ll :I , ,, .. H ' r , :'.': i- ' , , KI 'g,H , . ' Y .. . V H ' cr' ,J V T U 1 lizaml Ui' 5 'e. Y 1 1 ', ' v F1.oRExcE G. Hokmcx F1o.r:ie College German Club Fine Arts Club Snectator Staff fArtJ Art Teacher VIFRRICK Corvrn Honra Bus locational Spectator Staff Pressman Rom-lu ll0Sll'lIER Bo College Bow Pep Club Spanish Club Forestry FR xx lt A HORVA1 H Pont Commercial Sclentlst V! Il DAM le How um Wzllze Commercial Stenographer Run L HOSTETIER Poo ze College Spectator Staff KLIIEFZTQJ C lee Club French Club Fm HUEBNER Ted College 17' Club fPres1dentl Boo ter Klub Foreign Language Club Bows Pep Club Blue and Black Staff Clfxchange Edltorl Forexgn MISSIOHHTY Rum LU ERNE IEIOVSELLS Ruth Commerclal Llbrary Staff Blue and Black Staff Aw natrlx H1 Y Club Pl Smo Ka Club Band Journahst .. 1 ,. .. 11 . , . . 1. ., ,. . Y . . Ia' ' . , , .l f- -Y 9 r . , N , KA Y ' F ,J v.. v . , u H D ' V - . . ANNA BELLE HUNT Anna Belle' Commercial . J' f , ,. u u . 5 i 1 A , I , ' . . 4 ' - , , x . , 1 .. It ' , ' V . , n -v ' ' ' :I -' : ' la. a I C - . ZOE lVlIllILLNl HUGHES Shorty College Orchestra Ixbrarw Staff Spectator Staff fL1terarsj C oncert Orgamst 1 now xs HL N ILR Tom X ocatlonal roolb ull lr ck 'llseb xl Metallu rgnt l I Band Orchestra Girls Pep Club Clrl Reserx ea Flne Arts Club Blue and Black Staff ffhxt Buunew Managerj Booster Klub Ssummlnz Club Spamsh Club Stenographer PKNOR C mkn- IILRSI Lhfrzf College Spanish Club fTrea4urerl Rifle Club CPreQ1dentl Spettator Staff Blue Ind Black Staff Spettator Staff fArt Edltorj 'Xrtut Journalist Eveuw RUTH Ickes College Spuush Club Nurke Mfuu loc ISF IREI AND College hlee Q ub French Club Spectator Staff Nurie Fl l7ABl-IH JAMES College Curl Reeerves bpanrsh Club Booster Klub Blue and Black Reporter Hoipltal Techmcxan jor JANWA Vocatronal Electrlcxan Duke lrzsh Brily Lomss JOHLSION Johnson I College C xrls Pep Club CSecretarxl Cheer leader Booster Klub 1 erm1n Club Nurse vs In II oNFs College Student Councxl Fme Arts Club Spectator Staff P1 Smo Ka 37 ub Booster Klub Spwnrsh Club Izdly SARA lens Yally College Student Council French Club Teacher josrru jAc1to Plumber X ocatlonal Plumbxng Club Plumber Pmtus JAMISON Phyl Commercral Llbrars Staff Beautx SPCCIHIISI Xocatronal Spectator Staff CSubscrlpt1onj Entertalner Ibm JOHNS'l0N Commercial Caihler Er FANOR Joh ES Jvnffy College C borus lrench Qluh Commerce Cnrle Pep Club Court Reporter . , .. U , V A H ' vu ' Tl ... , . Jo-Jo 1 5 Geoaorz Iouxsox Cirru.r' , , ,. . 14 H .9 , 7 ' . 2 . . ' A J ' J Lu Er .j. . I , , .. .1 -H N- K, I w H ox Ilnnf-1 Commertml Beautt Culture U1 vs rx oxrs I1her'1l Arts Bookkeeper Slave F JLRASFIC Slew Yocatlonal Aviator ktuwxx Toom- C ommerual lXXlllRXN Nurse Xlntrxw lxl- vi lm Illmertl rtx Homter hluh C li rolter Cfxkwtxx hut College Band ll X Clula 37 C um Booster lxlulx lrenth C lulw Spettltor Stxff lfktlxertmngy 5urg,eon Lxmxm JONES Bn! Commercml becretarx Axx Iotunx Nfllzr Commercial r s Pep Club Une Pre C heer Leader Qpectator Staff 1Adwertmng7 C 1rl Rexerxes Sulmmlng Club Student Council 6 Office Yvorlt hun H ICAUI-wxx Gulf locational Fl rack Mechanic Commercial Secretars 'VIHur W ICMP:-R Kup locational ,XIRICIX lux: Pu College K Student C ouncnl H Stummxng, C luh l'1ne Arts Club French C'luh Spectator Staff Ulrtl Dean of Women . . .. . .. ll 3 .Hx A. .I :Hs A .'.' . l' HA I I l Cii lp' ' 5.9 .. , J . . H01 rr I ' . 1. C A ,l ,. , , , .f ,-, , . Axrm KAWCHAK 'Tlhirbif' . . 1 ' . , 'I .' VII. I .' 1 A i S. CJ. S. 'lub In - C I ' In 'V' ' 1 H Y 4' 1 i- ' ' - ,, .. .I I , Q 'z Q: . ' 'Q' f ' 1 Bun Lutz Ixntsx Commerctal Stenograpber htssu I Vocattonal Draftsman Rm xx Wfutnt J hutu. College Musxc Fine Arts Klub German Club Chemist or Muslctan Joux W IXIOII Vocanonal Plumbing Club Clvrl Engtneer 1noMAs KNOX College ftne Arts Club Spanish Club Spectator Staff Danctng Teacher ll all Bud Bud Ht-tt-x lxottzstn Kolw Commertrll Spttt'ttor Staff iPhotn5,,r'tpl1Kl Student Kounul Prn tte becretarx human RUBFRI lxlltt-x Aopy X ocattonal rtmtblll Commerual Ptolt VVn1 IAM hu 1 KA 1 College Bots Pep Club Forexgn Language Club Metallurgtst FRNPSIA ktescn Izrnzr Commercial Spectator Staff QPhotof.,raphs Stenographer ROBLRT Cnnlst hx IPPI L Bo Lommerctal Nattonal Honor SOCIETY junior Htgh Office ANN1 tant Offtce VVorL joux hour Jack College Band Orchestra Spectator Staff Uldxertmngl Boowter Klub H1X Club Rrfle Club German Club 'Vletallurglcal Enf.,tneer joux Cuuurs lxmvtuz lffmnmy X ocatronal Blue mtl Black St lN monul Ilonor Qoctetx Mount, Pnture Uperttor Flectrrcal I ngtneer - ' v , . , t -. ,. .,. ' .. H' . 4 ' 1 , '. . 4 U Y V , tr H J. .A R. J. 1- ' ,, A BH 1 .y 4 . ... 'V ., lt 7 U f r 4' - ' 'qu V H nf ' . , . , t v t , Y n -v . ., ', , at bv , . . 'Y .'.'5m ,, Y 4. vv 1 r , Y , tt V 4' ' A ' I A v v .1 -H ,, 't . 1 t '4 x ' ' , , V 4. 1 . .' . I 1 , . I . , v. ' . ' , . t t . , , . 1 , ' . I Y' FR xxus lxokulx ut Vocatxonal Dmftsman Mmm IXURI I-wuz Lxberal Arts BC3llllClaH lnrxr hor x C ommercnal bxnper and Dancer A1 I-x A lxovm sm Vocahonal larsltw Club Machxm-t Club Hou Pep Club M8ChlDlQt HI-NRE KRAMER Burk Shot locational Graphic Arts Socletv Prmter X FRoxlCA IXORCHN ut College Iatm C lub Korky Nurse Knrkj C1-mlm kosjru C1 Commercral Prn 1te Secretars Korky Suu:-x honcmx. Sian College French Club H1 A Club Banker Rrmf' X ocatnonal X arsltx Club Bow Pep Club Airplane Pilot Terry BFRNILP Klum-R Kreger College Curl Reserx ea Booster lxlub llme Arts Club Spanish Club NlurQe Ioux D lxRlSl0FCO Chfrry Y ocatmnal Nl ny As lation FRED Kkxxc Femmare College Teacher . , , , v ,, - . , V .. ' . ,I , 1. 3- K .- w.,, ' . . 1. vi . . va N v , - .. .. . . .. Y FRANK KRAIJK Sim-A , . ' .' Y .VI .J l V v 1- -sf U 1 4 .V l V N W ,. A . , . Y V ,. .r . , . rs ' . ' . H ' rl ,, Lunar KROPIVA brnzc N ocatnon xl Plumbing., Club 'M nator Munn htcmzxskon College herm1n Club Rosr MARX IXROLL College Bind C erm.1n Club N'mon1l Ilonor Souetx Dental Hwgenxst emmsh Club FIM Iousr kunnr-.F Beiutx Culture Ax IHUN x IxUR11 Vocatnonal Football Bfnseball Cmch K ommercnal 1 lee Club Booster klub K lrl Reserx ee Spectator Staff Student Council Secretarx locational Machme Shop Club Mechamc Ax x A I ABOV3KX Bolsm Commercxal Spectator Staff fTwpml Stenographer jot-xx C LRMBRIXOS Commercml H1 X Club Booster Ixlub Manager Mnuam IAsE1lt1 Llberal Arte C 1sh1er Mun Loman A Lmvmxr Commerclal 1 lrlw Pep Club C lrl Rexerw ew Bookkeeper I amb IIORI-NLP I ucrmm Commercial Booltlteeper Trxas Ar mflu I AN LI x X ocatlonal Bind Prmter lifllx Vfoity BIUIIII 11 5 . tt - ' rr , . 1 . I 7 A Y. I I . A 1 X .- , V7 J . .' ' 13'-H' :f ' 1 - , . 4 I' , I , 3' : f , t t . BERNARD Kvcxo Da v1' , .. , .- .. I . , F' . ', . I. . . . . Y 7 v ff ' '. f , H ll . V. , rt, ' . PAUI JOSEPH Lmnlix Vocational H1 X Club Boss Pep Club Blue and Black Staff Law w er Doxfxru LAvEu Don College 1 lee Club Spanish Club Radno Engmeerxng JONAI u-W LEARN College Band Orchestra Muw E1 I7ABE'Il-I LEHMAN Commercxal Library Staff Secretary Rox Al n LEMON Vocatnonal Banker Mfuu Al ICE I no Band Orchestra Booster Klub Gxrl Reserves Offrce Asslstant Spectator Staff fL1terarxj French Club Personnel Work nM A1 1- Ksxxrm LEr Bashful Vocattonal Stage Crew Plumbing Rosrlu C Lhnfonn College Booster Klub Student Council QW H1 Y Club Cerman Club Flne Arts Club Bftfy Aeronautical Engtneerxng Bob lce Pres J Fmrr LEvEx1RY College French Club 'Ieacher Perp VIOI A LNG lf'1' College Ltbrarx staff Sulmmlng Club Avtatxon Club Spamsh Club Spectator Staff CL1terarsJ Avlatrxx lIoPE LUISE Lis INGER College T K E Club Nattonal Honor SOCICYX Nurse Doxorm L Ltxcsxrelrsk Dot' Commercral Lrbrars Staff Gxrl Reserves Bookkeeper W -if H ' - ' 'ef' fd- we 'rv'-. .f Jn, , ,,- Q- f jg, n' , '- ' A - N , . ' P J , :W , . , v 7 P . , xr -v ' - -J 1 f ,, , .. N , . . .. . . ,. I A . u n . . . t , v fr 1. SAMLII VK Lumo Commerclal lloxs Pep Club AC'C0llIll'lllf Is XBH I IN rxroon C ollef.,e Lrmn Cluh 'Nlurie RICHARD Iosn X 0C2lfl0llHl Bow Pep Club Spectator Staff P1 Smo ka Machrne Shop Club Booster Klub M 1ch1n1Qt Ikxm I oxc College Student Councll Prmter Louis Pam LUKE Lxher ll Arts C erman Club Lazy Am rs Lnw u lx Commerclal Tw plst fl C rv LIVIINCSTOIN- College Nurse Dirk Liberal Arti Law I r-urn Rlumku Loxt X ot atlonal leunu Football Draftxman lou Spectator Stiff CAdVEfIISlHgJ Postal Clerk BILL VVIABON Bow Pep Club Booster Klub Maehme Shop Clulv Mechanic lxrxxrlu MALHIIM Kan College French C lub Fngmeer ISTHER A MALDAD Commercxal Bookkeeper lgyzz' I rbby Shorty B1 Poppn . U , , ., , V ,J A I K , . . . , 117 ' I , 3. lf T r l . 9 : v I - v n 4' , 1: ', u ,J ' IPIAROLD VV. LOHR II l1oofz Y Y Y ,f - n C ., ,, , . , , . Y u an h I . 1 A X 'll ., ' .v-. .. t ,. ,V -1 , H V l r . l T - 'C lm llfxmu MAI ox Prn X ocatmnal Roll Turner Frmson INAARKS Mark: College Student Council CSCCFCVIFXQ Curl Reserves Cxrls Pep Club French Club Fme Arts Club Spectator Staff ffhtj Nurse jr x x IE MARAS Commercxal Band Orchestra Spectator Staff fTvp1stj Svummmg Club Rlfle Club Office Asslstant Secret1rw VVIIIIAM M-nuts X oeatlonal Student Counul Prjlprr Draftsman MAN Muox x xr Red Commercial Secretarv XVII 1 mv MAY Commercial XRHIIAM CJEORGL MANXFR lzll Commercial Bow Pep Club C erman Club Maul Carrler ERNEST MARKS lzrnze College Band fSemor Mandfferl Orchestra Rnfle Club CSec Treasl C erman Club Metallurgs Mn nkrn lVfAR'llN Marfm Commercml French Club Natlonal Honor Socxetx Spectator Staff CAdw ertxsmgl Secretarx Flonrser MAS:-R Flon Commercml Cxrl Reserves fTreasurerl Natlonal Honor Socxetw Booster Klub Swummmg Club Spectator Staff fL1terarxl Senior Clase Representatne le lC'hlllf.. Mnmuzn MA1'H-Rs 1111 Commercxal C url Reserves ,Tumor Hugh Offlce Asslstant Stenographer P I I7-KB!-'Ill joavxr M xx FR lzbby Commercnal Stenographer v s , , ng' ' 4 v N. 1 , , u ,'- , . rf- 'y . U -1 - .. . ,R I 1 - , .- ..'. C 4 - . s- I l s- , . I . , 'K 4 , , U ' 4 . , ... Y 1 1' v, . n . . 1 , , . .. , n -1 - , H ' . ' . , ' . r .. . tr, , . ,. I . . , .. , . U A . .f ..,. .rff :'. u ' r MARY Ioulsr ML ALHRLN ll rvgzr Irbeml Arte 1rl Reserves Socral Seruce VS orker VS umm MCCARTNH Rr Commerclal Cost Accountant sm MLCIFFSHR Dlfk Lrberal Arte Fine Arts Club ipanxsh Club Art St'1ff fAQeoc1ate Edrtorj Interior Decorator FIOXD MCCIEIIAN JR Junmr Commerclal Spamsh Club H1 X Club Auditor I'Rxxnu Mu MLCRM Mum College Spanrsh Club Teacher I'IIl4Bl'lll MACDON un 1 Teacher MEIXIN T MCGIFFIN Me Commercxal Rxfle Club Booster lxlub Accountant or Forest Ranger 'VIARGMQFT MCGRATII Peggy Commercral C xm Inetructor or Stellographer IN nuts Mckrr RH Xocatronal MARX jxxh Mclusnxgk Smo lvl College Electrrcran Curl Reeerx ee 'I lx E Club QTreaiurerH Roman Club French Club lN'iIl0l1Zll Honor Socretx Ilbrars Staff Blue and Black Staff Teacher jwxrs MLMIIIEN In-am Linz' X oc monil C u Drnftxmxn KAIHRHN MCMIIIAN Kay Commercial L lee C ub Fllmg Clerk ' . 3 H ' f' fi f ' yi 4' 1 . cl' P. L. . Y. , V Y - 1 - Y II L1 W .V A Cn: ' K .4 I .. . 4 l . , n ' 1 .' 7 , , n ' 'vr 4, 5 ,L Y 3 . S'I1' College , T ff rf V 7 , . , . 1 ll 9 cv I . tl V' 1 , N,:i .. 1., 1 ' - Inv. ' , Pi- -'- , .. ,. Y V ., , l ' . , nr ' ,, , ' ,. r S' v , - . . sjx 'I 1, z 5 1 ' ,. ,, . u - I Il ANIOINFIII' I MEDIIE Tome Commercial Stenographer Nifxncfxkm E Mrlwm V1-r Commerclal Home Room 1 ulde Stenographer MPRYI E F1 ME1 ZLER College Wop? Booster Klub German Club Chemncal Engineer M A run DA THERESE MICH AEI s Tzllw Commercial Student Councnl Secretary HH 1-x MIKESIC Mxfkry Commercnal Spectator Staff Desrgner Axrx Mntoucfx ll X oczmonal Niachlnxst Club Machxnxst lane MHJLA Rfnr College T k E Club Curl Reserw es Blue and Bl1ck St'1ff Library St'1ff Imlran Club French C lub I.mn C nb I eacher joan MPTZIER Johnny College Band herm'1n Club Pl Smo K1 I:,lectrlc'1l Fnglneer Commercml Accountant Slrvr Mmm qlffbl N ocatnonil Michlnlst Club Machmwt Srrvr MIKFSIC X ocatmnal Football Machlnxet AKAABFIIE MIL: ER Kefd Commercial Stenographer Machnnlst Club . ,. . .1 . L ' s ' s t w ,' ' 'lt .,- ,f--. In 'F' A . A 1 . Q . f' Y . .. , , . . , ' S A 1 . . . 1 ZH' , . I 7 VERONICA C. Mamas I'rrnn . 1 Q , ny -' .. ,, , . . C .l . , . 1 N 1 u ' u , , .. , 1. ., , . A ,l , Brin ANN MILIER Bam College C 1rl Rekerw es C nl Reserw es NdIl0I12ll Honor Socxetw pect itor Staff flnterarxj Sunmmlng., C lub Ill3I'lfX Qtlft lemh C C ommeru ll leacher okrr lVlllIER Vomtxonal MTChllllNt Club Bud M1ChlDlGf MAR1Ax I Munn Aan Commercml llbrlrx qI'lff Illlllg., Clerk 'IHHM-X R lVIIILER ul C ommerclal Spertwtor Stiff fhlxplstj Secret1rx HAR01 n M1115 Budd X ocatxonal M3ChlDlHt joslml MIRABIIP 1 College Modern Language Club Barber lIrIFxF Mn Dmlnss College C erman Club Nurse Lb Rox MIUER Bud L1beral Art: Pl Smo ha Booster lxlub Foreign Ixinguage Club Student Councxl BUSINESS W ocatxonal DOROIHX IVIIIIXBDER Do! College C 1rl Reserxee flute Presb Blue and Black Staff CEdlt0!', C Nurse MPCAHAL Dukf College Pep Club Reserx es Rnfle Club Booeter Ixlub Forelgn Language Club Ilbrarx Staff Nl3fl0Il3l Honor Socnetw 9pec't'1tor Staff fflwnstant Humor Fdltorj ANAIENE C111 s Cnrls C xrls CTreasu rerl Dun: S MISHILR Da-vf N ocatxonal Plumbing Club Tarmxng 1 3' q Y V, ' ' v 1 . S 2 ' -' A, V, . Y 3 . 1 V' t z A 4. U : Y , ,, N U . F, , .lub I.I,sn, , .l.hR I Clli .. .. ' . C l I, , , ll U ' A . 4 'rr I 1 . ,,: ' r , V . Ronmu' F. MILLER Bob' ' . . . R fl , . 1 4 1' if 1 , I' p u 'l'. K. Ii. Tluh A A4 It YQ 5 1 ' v 1 v Y 4' ' .. , . , , 9' :' ' . A . ' u I 2 .3 Jw ' 'X ' , , sr ns , . 4 . Mm XRD Fault Nlllklll-ll llllfll College Bomter lxlulw Fine Artx Clulw 9p1n1sh L luh 1594 remrwj Archleet Muzmnrr R Mouusk Doo Dre Commercml Beautx Culture WIORGANI College Bl-ssm Cashxer Jon N x NIORK xx Joan Colley., Spanish Club 'leacher Foreign I'1ngu'1g kaxuhkxx MOSER Kay Commercml Spectator Staff C lxpn tl Prn 'lte Secremrx MINNIF Moss llflllllllf' Inheml 'Xrtx Illmrlrx St ff Nur-e YVIIBLR Ru Mock Foxy X 0L'lfl0ll'!l Ntltl0l1'll llonor SOCICIX hrwphlc 'Krts Qouetx Printer XVII Hun Mmm l rzlfzomrz Snldnf Commerenl 'Xutomolnlc M echuue Mosltx I Mom xx College l'renCh C luh Interior Demrnmr Dun Motu, XRI Bud lollege C1erm1n f luh Auatmn C luh wCdlClllC or I llj,,lllt'CI'lllL., joux A Mosul College B1nd Orchestm AWl3ll0T1 Cluh Student c0llllCll German Cluh T ndertwlter I-PH I lxrlfll X n1'ltlm1'1l u huu t I3 M11 huuxt lark 1 A f f ll ' in A v, ' - ' . L A . x y , ' 1 4 A ,Q t 1 I . ' 1 D' ' , .. ' 'v.' 't 4 1 ' , . .. ,-, . B 4 . . ,. 41 - , . . . , L C T. . r ,, , ., U A..: A xftr . fe x .C ' Y .. . es , , .1 ' r . ,l t A ' , , . V H Q Y, lt yn ' t. . . , S 'm 4 -' jus 1 wk 'L A lNl:' Q fltl A- , . v In ' ' U . 1.'.1l 7- Mrex Vluufnv Hur C ollc-gc B'lntl Spanish C ub Irrench Club 'M muon Inu num Muufm J: C ommercml Prxvtte Secreturx Inn MLRRA1 Uzkr C'olleg.,e 1 C Pep u iuxmmnng, C lub 1501 rcttrxj lnbrarx Qmff Cfcrman C lub NurSe bun lun IN-l'I'VlXN College C xrl Reserw ee Spanlsh Club Ill1l lI'N Staff Clue Preulentl IIIIXM Nrlxstn-I College Bow Pep Club P1 Smo lvl ub Booster Klub Home Room C nude 1illSlllCNS LLB Vous Um lla: C ollep., rlllllhlll Bwsketbwll Booster C lub Pep C lub Spanuh C'lub 37 C' ub C l 1 rl re'lxurer Busxne N DOROIHX You u C ollcgc Lnbrarx Sllff C 1rl Reserx es liooxtcr lxlub Ser lor Cl1w eprc cntxt Cferman C lub French Club Bun-r Hun Nut Lanky Commercml Spun h Club Office VS orlt rr RICIIKRD Hum Ixrxsun Duk C ollege Pep C lub German C'lub Student C0llIlCll Spectator Staff Kids ertmngl Accountant II zll JANL NIC!-IX Jamc In College L' I rcnth C v Gang VK n 1 lxu Noox B1 C ol 91,6 Booster lxlub Q I rel urcrj Spun h Club lPre lClCIlIl U ue Ire'-xdentl l'ore1g.,n I'lllLll3f.,8 C'lub Blue and Bl'lclC Staff I Idlt mr C mon ll Honor Sou Cheer lculer Jo! C 1 lhmne-N uu X4 lhmh N oc mon VK mul VK orlt C lub A A, A . UA, fl, ' 1 . Q 1 'l G A 'gl . 'Z . '.f Q' l Y HI 'Al . 0 vt K H' C , . . . v , 44 I ' nv , T C'irl:' Cl b . x Y' ' ,. j K' . 1 V. 1 ' - , . . ' 1 , Y Y w - W L I , . -K C 4 5 ' Y . V ' - .3, li... L ' v S' Q '. -, . . ' . ,. . W - V . v , . ,. , H '. . . A' t . ' s ' 'L ' ' ' r . A v .:. .K 'Y H Y .h - ,K 5 37 Cl X- , 4 Y N. , il ' V I D . . .. T C 1 1 . , Y X Spectator Staff CAclvert1a rl i Y f 1. U 1 ' lul l H 'ltC'1N'll'.I' ' vc ' .' .' 'II' . 1 ' 1 . -- ' - , ' as 1 , - C - ' C 1 5 S 'Ks 4 V , . .I - 'v A r r I .. -, I t Y, , W ' Q - 355 -5 CAM. 2 1 l 5. lli-Y 'lub N: ' : C 'ety V 1 , . .. .L .ti 4.1 V, ..37,, .lul . Y, .- . 'Z S' . ' J M Q 1' R -5 :ive , N -' C'n, ,las .'n'r-1 ,' 1 ' 'z ' :nl l'D'Ill M Nxltxn fiw Commercx nl Blue incl Blult bt'1ff French C lub Student Councll Prn are Secretarw RICHARD C OAMEX Dzfk College Band Orchestra H1 X C lub Cx7lCC Presxdent Booster klub CPl'CNlCl9IlfJ P1 Smo ka C erman Club 31 b Natlonal Honor Souetx Spectator Staff fAdvert1xmg Manfngerl MOFIICIZIII WIIIIXV1 C OIJONNEII B1 College Spanuh Club 37 Club Forexgn Language Club LAURA I1 OLLcuosm Illondu Commercial Stenographer Nokvux Osvmxr Ojgar X ocanonal Machuust C lub Machuust IIIKWI P rr 1 ofurnar Roll rl urner College Bantl Hou Pep Club lrench C lub 37 Cub Ilxstormn Floruzxu- Oak:-s Flame Llber'1l Arts Nurse lVlARl-KN O DONNELI Llberal Arts Bqnd Cnrl Reservee Nuree CH xm ES VV ONIDREJCAK Chula W ocatxonal Accountxng Plumblng Club Plumber FAR! I nom xs Osvs ALI Squzrrel X ocatlonal MHChlIllNI Club M1ChlI11Nf bAM PAFANO Commerclal It1l11n Club joux Du1nPux11-R Cux and Spooolay Hou Pep Club Stage C rew lN11chln1st C lub Fnne 'Xrtw Club lllonorarx 'Vlemberl 'VI uhuust .if ,v II ' . ,X . ,. .4 , . , . I lx' A . , V .. . I . Y H ' U . h . I ..-U Clu t V -. AA '. , , ,,, . . . .. , - , 7 Y v. ' .. A. .. ll A. .y 4 . H ,,, .., - , . t -Q 1 ,, .. W . ll! B . . Y Y 7 ,. lt R vt l . ..v -. V I A ,, 1- W H 'Y ' V , ..- , VK1,.,. A.. 1' . . , - . r . Y . C V. ' AZ' .' .. H I 1 MIXRX' PANCHIK Marira Commercial Stenographer JOSEPH I PAxu Elmrr Xocatmnal The Navv MxRx JOSEPHINI' PANIANO ary Commercxal Italxan Club VKIIMA DOROTHX PARII AC fz Stenographer or Secretary Commerclal Stenofvrapher Secretary MARION PARK Parks College inrle Pep Club Clfrw Color and Flower Com mrttee Music Vocatlonal Stage Electrlclan I'1ne ArtR Club fHonorars Memberj Electrical Engmeer VVII BLR PARSONS Slum Vocatronal Mechamc RA: PH RDVSARD PARKS Sparlzfy EIWABEIH WIVIAN PASSEAU Bflty College Nuree MARIAx Lou Pucu Mzm College Cnrls Pep Klub Interror Decorator SIEPHM PA1R1cK Buddy Commerclal Fxne Arts Club Spectator Staff lhlxplstj Blue 'md Black Staff flwplstl TX plit Coxsmxcr L PA1rox Funlzy C nmmercml Secretmrx jo:-rx PAx10x College Band Splnnh C ulx lin X C Radxo lzngmeermg, .lurk Al ' .A ' ' HI fu ,' M Jo ' ' . ' ' , II 'll' 8 .. , .. H .. , . 4 - - 1 V Y 1. 4- Y v ll ' 17 ,. 1 Y If , ,,, ca 'V u . r N- Ny w Y .. .Y . .. , . .r . U , . . C' 1 ' , , .. . R z Q1 . 'l '-' 'lub 1 . . . . r LOLISE Phxx ou C ommercnal Stenographw C ORRINI' PFXDI-R Pfndrr C ollege Curl Reservex French Club French Club lNat1onal Honor SOClEtX lgune Rlumko Pu :smut Tarzan Commercxal M0ftIClHIl 1 uoxus Plixkon Shu: X ocatlonal Locomotne Engmeer mctxm Punlws Iran Commercxal Stenographer jon xx NA C Pt mn C ommercl xl Student C ouncll Stenogrwpher Clmum- Pnl Alt Grn-k Student Gmphlc Arts Souetx fxlCC Preexdentj Prxnter X Hu PIXNELZI- College Cheer Leader B jonx PILIXHI Pnl Xomttonal Student br1phlc Arts bouetx Printer AIBPRI Phunk locational Fnglneer or Draftsm1n Ikxxu-s REclx,x PII-RL! I-mnl.u Commercial Stenographer X nllxw Pm:-R Iiunh X ocatlonal Student Graphic Arts Souetx 'Vie-lt Heller . - . . UL , . 1 ,q , , Il , 'l f r v ' ' . V Q D 1 -Av' w- U .. . . V Q ., , - ,Y 3. Z ' Jo , 1 . ., , tn V ,, . Vocational l N ' . .' . ,. 1 . K ' , 1. 4. '., at . 4 . ' ' , , 1 JI ,4 -l K :zz Mmm P11 Ol P1101 Commerc1al r0l'Clj.,ll Language Cl11b Secretarnal VVorlt Jouxr PIAIX Plaz Vocattonal Student C1raph1c Arts Soc1etx Pr1nter CozY P01 1 1No Waldo W ocatxonal Machxmst lVI'lCl'llI1ISt Club KATHERILE BLANCHE PORC11 Porch College Lnrls Pep Club inrl Reserves Booster Klub German Club Spectator Staff fSubscr1pt1onj Nurse joux PORILCHAK JAM- POW1511 Powell College Chorus Curls Pep Cl11b Swummxng Club Clfl Reserves Teacher Commerc1al Work LOUISE S PROCIOUS Loun- C0mm9fCl3l Cnrls Pep Club C 1rl Reserves Spamsh Club Stenographer It P1 n 1 College French Club L1brars Staff Natmnal Honor Soclety Spectator Staff '1 eacher PRAM: IOHN PODPORI Lucky Vocatxonal C r:1ph1c Arts SOCICYW Pr1nter C'11AR1 as A POPIEI msn Vocat1onal Jolnzme College Spamsh Club Spectator Staff lArtl JOHN J PRI-BEHAIYA JR Prrby Vocat1onal Elecmcal Engmeer RU111 MII oksn PROUGH Commerc1al , .. dl ' U 4 'r r r E1,,1 ,, . . , .1 ,v 1 . ,, . , , n l , . . v 1 . , .. ,1 , . 4 l .V . v u U 1 ,. 1, ,. . , , xr ' 1 1 V, .. 1, .- 1, I , . . 1. . . . ., , . fl ' 7 -' ,v w . . I . AxsA PUSIEINIIC Skxppy Commerclal Offxce Vlorlt Room 211 Telephone Operator NANU JANE PXLE College C 1rl Reserwea fPreQj C 1rls PCD Club Foreign language Club National Honor SOCICIY Booster lxlub Svummmf., Club T lx E Club Blue and Black Staff Modrste See PEAR! RAGFR Lfjzy Comrrercl 1 MABEI CLAIRE REED Recdze College Cnrls Pep Club Spamsh Club Cnrl Reserves Flne Arts Club Spectator Staff 1L1terar Dancing Teacher Mums. C REPIOCIL Jim Commerclal Commerclal Work howls. RHE-Xbvlh Jack French C lub Bans Pep Club Bots C horus Nlrxecl Chorus Spectator Staff CAClNCI'llNlll1,l Iournallsm KAFHRXN Px ER Kay Commercial Stenographer lXE'VIP RACER Imp Vocatxonal Stage Crew Fine Arts Club QHonorarx Memberj Electrical Engineer HEI EN MARIE RM Morto Raymond Commerclal Cnrl Reserve: C erman Club Spectator Staff CSubscr1pt1onJ Stenographer BILNITA MM REIIZ Lnberal Arts Muslc Ilncut Rrx C ommerclal Student Council M ARFARFI Rulxr Marty College C erman C lub BUSIIICSS ' V . , . 14 C . ,. .. Y , ..- - ,H . , Y Y ' tl . , , -- 1- ' I . A , ' . A V Y J . Y. .. . Y A .. , N , I , ll ' ' , . xl Ax' Hostess N ll ' .. , Fl . . ' , 2 . . , . , ar ' u 'lla' f . ll ' Y f . , . . . I . , , .1 .. J Y ' . . . .J ' .' , i . , ' . ' v r Cufuuss Ruom-s Fhap locational Auto Mechamc DORUIHX Louise RICHARDS Dot C ollef.,e me Arts K u Spamsh Club Curl Reserw es Booster klub Student Councll t 'urse CJPRIRUDL RICHARDS Dopf College C lrls Pep Club inrl Reserves Lrbrarx Staff Qxummmg Klub lorelgn Language Club Social VVorlter lbAbEll RIDDILCER I1ber'tl Arts Salesladx IAMrs E Rxomr Jzmmy Nocattonal Plumbxm., Club Master Plumber Ptu RIDENOUR Ragx College I'ootb'tll Forest Ranger XVII I IAM Rxscu B1 X ocattonal Aw lator College Band Orchestra fhtatton Club l-H18 Arts Club P1?9mo lxa Club Mustc Mmm HELEN RILIO Rm tberal Arts I'1lc C erlt 'XIBFRIA RUBIRIB Iloblnr Choru Spectator Staff fAdx ertrsmgl Bookkeeper Fx sux Rom-ms Bobbw College bpamsh C lub I atln C lub K trl Reserve Rifle fllll' Ioux D Rom-R15 lm Rt Qpettwtor Qtaff Cltterarxh llheml Arts Spectator 9t1ff fAdxert1s1ng.,J B d an hun? Orchestx 1 P1 Smo Ra Machuust . . ,. , ., , . Y F' . 5 'lb .. Q ,K , x , , N .. 3' ,' , C l : ' I , I 1. A A .C , 44 ' H . T V ' 1 , .. -HN , . Rxcuxum A. Rtsmzt. Dirk .x 'VK v , ff H If . . 4' 'I 4 , ,. I ,., 4. ' 5 . . AA ' rv 'Y 47 .l,l . T r ' b 1 l S S ' j Y .. ik-. .. ,J . t. . . ,' . V' ' . V , X tr Nl Routalkux C ommeru tl C lrl Rekerx ex C lee C ub Fxle C erl-C Bun Rosxto ppt: Commercx xl l'1ne Hrtx C lub Bookkeeper Rltnxun Ross C ollege Stage Creu C lee Club Student Council Hou Pep Club C ermzln Club me Arts C llI0ll0I ll'l Memberl Aero I llL,lll6C!'lllf,, Rnakj liz y Unk lll'-I x Roxm-R Dultlz Commeru nl beeremrx HXRIPUI Ro X 0C lUOIl'll Rrfle C ub Student Counul N'monal Honor Souetx Spectator St'1tf Run Nl RLPUU C ommercxal Qtenogmpher D u ID H Ross X omtxonal Band lelegmphx Ross C ollege 1tural1 lVllXNll' SL7Axxn Rom Collef,.,e lxlvrtrx Staff erman Club lrl Rexerxes Nurse nu um A Rovm-K X oc'1t1on:1l Blue 1nd Black Staff 'Xstronomer Fnvnxn Rovu no College Band H X Club Booster Ixlub Spamsh Club Rifle Club F me Ar! C ub l'llg,lIIl'El'lIlf., Nhm Ioubr RLSSPII College Crerman Club lNurHe Dam Ill lwltln KR:-porterl Bud Vary . ' .v- , K. .' l,l'1 . Ala , ' I' 5 '. I 'l . .I , llmx N. 'St ' Sli '- .' z ' . r 4. I V X., 5 . . cs ' , cg' K. . b. I J. Spectator Staff lf' . : 'lub , K. IAEA, ,K l .. , rf Y i- , t' .V ,:- .. WE. JR- X- '- ' -' - -if . C '1 ' 'l ' 1 f' ' f xv ' ' .' . S ' C - ' ' 1 V . 4? Kb 6' I x I R1 R asa C ommercml Ixle C e k 1HlNP R N S lnzfzl College L1l1r1rx Staff I atnn C'luh Drew Maker HH rx Loom Sum on '11n C Commercnal Qecret lr1'1l VV0rk N1 'CRI n x S 'CBOI Uarlg C,0llepje bpwnxxh Club Nurke ur Suko Sappo C ullege Spanish C lulm Football Inrektrx ANIHONX bxkmxk Pony C ommercnl I'o0tlmll Bookkeeper Scum Amrur Gfxkovnpn I 1 C ollege R1d1o Srnger Ronuu Sxmmrs C ollege I :mn Club Business Mnmzrn Gxxnuusk College C lfls Pep Club Rlfle C'lul1 hee Booster C luh 9p'1msh Club C lrl Resene INur e QAM Sfuru Dwell College lim Pep C ulm Rifle Club Fngxneerxng, o 1 Mun 9 XNDFRS Sandy College Student C 0llIlCll Hx 1 mon C lula French Clerk urQe lllnlj Preglflfml C oxu I I lx x Qu loko onnn College Spettltor Staff Illmrirx Stuff ll re :dent Cylee C uh r0I'Clj.,Il Iz1ngu11.,e C lub Cnrl Reserx es ActreQs Pmrrls Sertrwen Pu C ollege German Club Busmees M uuw Gkxc.E SC.-XRPX Srarjm C ommercl ll G1rl Reserves Roman Club Stenographer HELEN SCHMUCKER Sfhmurker College Gxrl Reserves German Club Rxfle C lub Nurse Ruvroxn SCHMAI 1 If hullr Vocational Deslgner IXAIHARINE BXRBARA SCHOINFIC Commerclal Llbrarx Staff Gxrla Pep Club Glrl Reserves Accountant Mmm Scuorlsk Mane Commercnal 'I wplst ocat1on1l Avlator C ORNHIUS SCHONVISKH Aooney Vocatxonal Wooduorker OHN SEIJI ik Vocatxonal Draftsman AlaER1A SCOT1 Yroim Lnberal Arts Aviation Club Mr Steuardess Ftuxcr SENSHESI-Ills FIIIABLIH AxxE SEIPFI Ibby Commefclal Colleg,e I' lx E Club Gxrl Reserves Gxrls Chorus 'Vhxed Chorus Orchestra German Club Spectator Staff CLIICIHTXB Teacher Mathematlcs Trax el Rusly an Fae . nl-I. , .. . v , U 7 ' . . I H. -. Q, ' , , 41 ' -V Al.mek'r SCHULTZ JI V ' . . ,, , , , .. , ., J AY H V ..J . ,. . tl ',vv A ' V .'.. . .S f f ff , v . n u , ' . Y Y .Y J . I AR1 S111 s X oL1t1o11'1l 'Wm 1111., P1Lture Machlne Oper nor SH KJFORK 1 Suu 11 X ocauonal Fleetr1c 1l Fngmeer lk Xl S111 A College 1 llllNll I uv Sxumrnxug., Club 'Nurse 9012111 Suxxh Soopy College lll'NC' lVlIRl'lM S111 XRFR llun College lremb K 1 1 111 C Imcher UEORCL P SHPIDON Perry X ocanonal li'111Ll Orchestrra M1fhlIllNI Club H1 X Club Machlmet X oL1t1o11'1l Football B1sketb'1ll M 1'1tor 111 xxok SILII IANO Commercnal Vin 11111 S1w11,o114 Slnnky X 0l1U0ll'll P ll Slxc 1 C roq.1n11 Palm l,l lfIN!Il'lIl golleke H1 X Club Bow Pep Club Rxfle Club 37 Cub Booster lxlub Uwe Presxdentj Student COUl1Cll P1 Smo lvl CSecretarsj Senmr Class REPYCCEIIYHIIXC lnluxnlxn R SIRIANNIN fury Doctor C ommeru ll 1 C 1 Bookkeeper joux S1111 A llrazng X ocat1o11al Pug1l1st E. . . : 1' A V. Y .i . 1 lv. Navy lzff S ,N ' ' r S11 'l l K, W. . Y , V , 1 . Y s v I AK 1 ' N I, , Q 1 ' 'lul I..t' 'lub , , , , .. - .l K K h . V MAuk1r-H S111No1,au Rudy v H l 1 . . - A',.'.':r I I .l 4 N Y ,. .. I . . vc ' . ,Z lt:1l':111 'lub Hmuu EIIIOII Sxnss JR I oonu Xocatlonal Machlmst Club Pl'0fCNNl0ll'll Bqsehlll loux oslzpn SKAIFK Johnny Commercial Spectator Staff fSubNcr1pt1onj Certified Public Accountant tum Qkuxu R: X matmnal N Mwluu- Smxxm Sk: College Band Bomter lxlub P1 Smo K1 H131 Club Dentist I A X FRDF Su I ES Brrfzr Commerclal C urls Pep Club Office W orlt FRANK A SRURNFR Slumy N ucatxon ll jonx Sl Alrk Wall.: C ollege Band CFlll'lIlLlIll Ma lgerj Orchestra Booster lxlub Fme Arte C lub lllh C b C erman C lub Doctor Makmx E111 Aman-1 Sm LES Mar Music Teacher 'VIARFARFI Such lm Commercial Bookkeeper xrxkosr L SIILK fa Ga Commercial C erman Club 'Xlatxonal Honor SOCICCX Spectator Staff C Head Tx pnstj Secretary Arx hs Sun n Sunny Commerclal Beauts Cultur jonx SIIWJSKX JK S'mbfrs 6 X ocatlonfll Vlachmrst Club Booster Klub Cflee Club Bow Pep Club Swummmg Club Broker 1 . , . , I f , n ' , .. . A Y, f vu. A4 ' .. . , p , . l'. S. .':1vy w. . u' 'pw ' r - . 'L v Y, tr ' P' 5' , - 1 , . 'V ., , ll' . f' V - Z Airplane Mechanic .' '. 3 'Z ' 1 '. -' nz . C 1 , '- ' lu . , - . A .. wr HJ' C345 1 . I- ' 1 . I , A , . v - 41 ' UV ,Y X A . , . . . A .I 1 C . ., Bn SM11u .Skzddvrs N omtxonal Mathmnt Club Student C ounul Home Room Crulde lnsumnee Collector HH Mu QMIIII Commerual Cflee Club Curl Reserves Qtertogmpher M un Fl UABI- HI SMIIH C ommercnl qecretarx P Ll N SMIIII X omtmnal lx1'1C'l'lll1lSf Club Blue 1nd Bl'lclC Staff Machtmst VVFSHH 5Muu Jo C ollege lhnd -M ntmn C lub atm C 11 C ntl I'n5.,meer Rm IH Sm DPR College Student Counul VIII? Arts Club L1t1n Club IN urke Sthmzt Smtlty Smitty If :S ut PIHFI SMITH Ynutty Commerclal Ilbrarx Staff Secretirx YLIII A SM Img Commercnl Nurse Xocatlonal Glee Club Electrical Fngmeer QMHH JR Innmu' Ilberal Arts M0fllCl1Il Ru PII Bl-or AH SNXDER Ymtz Commercial Fme Arte Club Home Room Gulde Stenographer FMU x Sm lc m Commerclal Bookkeeper . . - 1. ' ' u Y. U' ' lv FT . A. .. Lt, ' ..E . . Hu , , . . V C.. ,. It ' ' U PAUL A. SMITH, JR. SmitIy' A . I ' . H tr ' -' 6 t I . it ' ' ' , . . , . . ,. .tf,,. lv. . N I.: ' 'ltl V' +4 r' 1 V v Y H . ' A . , l D , . . Q A .l Y . C XRNET MAY SPIRES Fablfy College French Club Curl Reserves Sewing 'I eacher HOPE STARKINS Hopelesx College National Honor Socletw T lx L Club Student Council 'I eacher 7ILLIAM STEINER B1 College Football Lrsrsk STEPHELSONI es Vocational Mechanical Fnglneer HILARY STEVONS z Vocational ALBER1 STOFFEL Paraszle College Mechanic Lommixr Srxm Slalfly Mixed Chorus Cerman Club Electrical Engineering: Musician Iiuzws S1 ASAO Rrm Commercial Secretarx H 'mm STENTGER Mzfkfy Vocational hlechamcal Drawing Club CPreQ1dentJ Draftsman Rxumkn SIPPHENISON Duk locational Auto Mechanic Hmm q'IllIVVACON Snllfwagan College Band Booster Klub Cirls Pep Club National Honor Society Librarw Staff Spectator Staff fLiterarvJ Spanish Club Home Economics CAMIIIA SIRAYER Ku College Modern Language Club Library Staff Nurse , , .. . . I , Y w IA 'V I: 7 . 4 , IA . .1 U A r Il ' I M 1 IA' 'iiil Mining Engineer . .., , 1: 'l n , . . , HL ., A . 1 1 7 m h 1 4 I ll . ' ' K v I . H'l ' V H ,. , 1, y, ' e , cl ' u I xc lx Quan FR College l.1r1t1 loot 'Ill C Booster lxluh Suu Ixxl 511141111 College li mtl R e Clula Suunnuug C,luh lme Arts Cnrls Pep Club Cnrl Reserx es Pr1m'1rx Tewcher RUIHX S1 College Cnrl Reserw es Nurse SL 1 1 PR X oL1t1ou'1l footlm 11l Surgeon IR INIK VK -XNSOX College Booster lxlulx 1Sec'ret1 Cnrl Reserves urls Pep Ill lrench Club Rlfle Club Nledncxne N111 DRHJ bu Mui C ommerc1 ll Qtenographer I' l ml Sally nl Sf! ml lfltf Romkr S'lR'Hl'R nr X oc'1t1o11al Auto Mech'1111t Ros: wmm Sxkormrx FR Ron C ommeru nl Stenogr lpher HRC Mu SIUIYMKN College Cnrl Reserves 11111 Q1 urs I 'H X on lllllll al C1 r1ph1C Arts Some-tx Prxnter mx M SVSARII llulzby Xoc'1t1onal Student C ouuml Plurnhmf., C lulm M'1ch1-1 t Axxr- Su 13oFR1CL Cllllllllffy C 0!TlIHEl'C'l'll Qecret rrx l' 5' V' 5 lm 37 'lub 2' BV in ' . : C'lub Do ' I. Um' D LHQ Q r 1 ' ' .'xl,l -2 ' . fm' H V C f 1- S X I .' . ' I 1 yi cr' 1 ' Cll 1 . is FRXNLIS ALm3Rr Sunrxex Fran Commercnl forelgn Language Club lPre J ltallan Club 'PrexJ H X C h P1 Smo lvl BLINIHENN Minager an Accountant Axxfx M bloslhk Lookzf College Blue and Black Staff Axmtlon Club Student Council Axr Hosteex Commercml Itallan Club Clerk CIOXD THOMAS JR Thomas locational Government R'ldlO Operator VSIILARD FHOVI-KS Thomas Postal Clerk Hrkwax IORIEDSICX llymu College C erman Club Spanx h Club M counmnt ROBERT Sworn Dm College Nlusrclan OHX 'I ARBAX Tarlur Llberal Arts Workman CLEMFNT THA1cHER llf-rn College Band Track Blcxcle Club Nlettalurgxst MARIF THOMAS Tud Commerclal Secretarx Bookkeeper Form Y Iuomvsox C ommerclal French Club Qtenographer james TR uxok College Booxter Ixlub Spanish Club C 1 Spectator Staff llkrtl lll X Club C beer Ieader P1 Qmo Ka Fine Arts Club I mlermker Izadze llfl C Y I U ' ' . V s. 1- 'lu ' 'CK . J - ' . 14 ' 4 v.: . , ANGELINE TAZZA Angie . .. v in J! ,, , , , . V I ' - V, v f- , n - ' 1 7 .. ., 1 y 37 llmb 3 ' . .' Q ' 's ' v . ' Maxaman M Tnosu Marg College Ax Vlllflll C lub Sp1n1Sh C lub T fuher A jmx laosnr Troxilr C ollege Cylee Club Blue and Black Staff CL1terarXj Curl Reeerxes Torelgn Language Club Prrmarw Teacher L :mx R IROSIII College Trench Club C url Reserx es Nurse joux josFPH TRLSCEILCJ Yank Commercial Itallan C lub Accountant Ion lkbsullo X outmn SIHIA TUR We Commercial Bookkeeper or Accountant MAIN LoL1sF I IILCHT Mary Lou Commercral Orchestra Bookkeeper Commercml Spectator Staff lL1ter1rxJ Sxummmg Club Curl Reserves 9tenog.,r'1nher KAIHPRINP X woluk Karr' College Modern Language Club UPIW- Wuruw Puunr Mu Scoxoc Daucmg 1 NUI' C College lhsketball Irack Blcwcle Club Forestrx and Farmmg, 'I Hom ts N mc o Tim Football Basketball Plumbnng, C lub Athletrc Director FRED X Amex Irzzz College Rlfle C lub C Spectator St'1tt CAtlwertls113.,7 litmlreks v . . H 'Y . , C . ' l 1 v . . - . H v 1 4 ' L K 1 v x u.. 3 . Y . . 1 ' al ..1AA ' lik Ill v U U ' l . V ,l L LUCY VA LELLE Lou' . I , -. h Y '- x Y A Y v , I1 U I fj f. . f r w 'tv ' r , v B'1l S V r n. 1 4 L- ' I ' ,- , , i u ' 11 ,ff 1 I ' 1 cf' 1 . 1 , v Y Af ' ' Ili-Y 'lub C . S . ' '. 1 f lkx Sl xxronn X num X oeatmn tl Axrttnon C lub Blue and Bl'1clC Stiff Avlatlon Itu Xxuuk on Sian C FCFII-X A X rut Links College IN atlonal Honor Souetx Itallan Club Curl Reserwes Student Councxl ffklternatej SI eacher ROBFR1 X FSPX X oeatnonul 37 Club Beuketball Sxummxng U l lfCSTl'1'lll Ronuu C XIXCENI College Student Councxl Sp1nnh Club French Club Englneerxng xkorxx jrxxw XX wx!-R College Spamsh C lub 'Nlurse Ioulsr Ixu-xl B01 o 1 RIL Stenographer X mes I5 Commercml Steno 'r'1pher ll uzn C ommeru xl Stenoglrapher Commereml Student Counctl lljresndenth Bon Pep Club CSECFCYTFXJ Cheer Leader CI'IE'ldl Spectator Staff CBUSIIICSN Mgr Semor Cl'1sQ RCPFESSIIIWIIVB N'1t1on'1l Honor Souetw Awmtmn Club Blue 'und Bluk Stwff Commercrll S1les I'ng.,meer HARD II VX At NFR Dnk Spettator Staff fLlter'lrx Chemxcal Fngmeer Ru wow XX UMR ll fan! RL IH XX xr wk Ruff: College Nurae X oeatmnal N1eeh1mcC J l..- 'A,':' ull A 1 ' 2 A Y.: ' Y 1 Y K '.,,. .. 'I S ls ge. l,ux,x ':.': Ico ' V ' .' . X . .V u f,Y',- . ,i ' r v ' K .. -, JOSEPH X'I'l'AI. Jar -'K ..' V V . I y . LS. I Q l W I ' I K .' -. -Q A '1 X4 K 5 I m'Y K . . 1 Ct , . - 7 N- ll 'S ' . ' C C'. If.'.'1 'f ' r L 4. A ' 1 ' .- V K, Acxss Vl XII CCE Jaan C ommeru ll Spemmtor bt Iff Cl Iter Ir Ste-nographer Axxx MMIII XX IISII llafxf College lore-ILII l'lIIl,lI'll.,i' C lulu BFIIX VS uzxrk ll Hllllf' College bp'InINl1 C luh LIhr'1rx Staff Curl RFNCTW ex N CICII XX XII CI llully X on 'mon Il H Iskethall Sxummlng I' lectrnrmn IRI VK Al 01 College NPCCVIKIVI Stuff 'Xutomonxv lII,I,II1eer D'em M VS 'XRNIR If Ro I XX Xl 01 College Bind fllrum Majorj Cflee C III 37 C' Ib French C'luh ll Ice Prendc-ntl Booster lxluh lllcc' Presulentl C ollege Cyermwn C lulm Bhketbwll ll IWC Spectator 5I'lff ll Iter'Irx ANDRFXS VK MNIIC I :mln Muwn X ocItIoII'Il Fmux VS nun 71111115 og mon Il Dr Iftsm'III oswu B XX I wuz 01 College Blue .Ind Bluk qllff 'VI lC'l'llI1lNI uuu XX I II I I4 limo XoC'ItIoII Il Tlllflllj., Club SfllClC'llf C ounul Ifc erl As I Itor ll 1cclI1IIf.,e ldlfflfl W l ll U H mlrnl t C ommfrm I Il lilnrl Ivmrx St l lwcrc' I9 'uul B uk Nt Booster lxlulw Cnrs Pep C uw C Irl Rc-wmv C Ulllllll rm I Q '. 'I .' 1 Il .1I : ',,.,'I': ' ' Rona ' .'I'liR Ii I l 'll Hlil,'l.AlI . . 'I Ii C N . Iam ', HRS li I ' 'l l .. .I ll ui-Y Cwllllli ' V 'z' I ll., 'Q P . . Y , C': -1 'Il I, 1 . 1 J I ,l 2 1 'I'IzI-:I.I,,x 'HR - Q I alia ' 1 l,:l . -' .illfl .X ' turpj Bll f lz' Q aff -- If -I I ' - -'III ll't'1l1'llQ'l' I X RI rm I rvrelgn I 1115.111 me C lula MISNIIIIITFN RURPRI XX Hwl-R Plfl C ollcgc Xx1'ltlm1 C luh C C ommerual lrinspnrt mon Dmrolm C Whsnoxsk Dol Commerclal I ll'-XXOR I VVILIC5 1 College Booster lxluh Cnrls Pep C'lulx Curl Rekerx es Student Counul Ixhmrx Qtaff N'lfl0Il'll Honor Spectitor St iff C lulm Dletm ln Soueh Suu jxxr Wm RD Sally C ummeruwl Cnrl Rn-crxex bm cmmult Vlork RX IIIIAPI-lu YXIIII-XW5 Su Commercml btenogr lpher IIN VS I-IW x ll :mmm Cn 0,9 lllwrwlx Stuff Clcrmln C un Nur xumuxr VI wx Colley., C hvrus Cnrl Rexerx cs Ilhrarx Staff French C lub llnme I umomxu I- R I Slezfvpz College Snimsh C uh me IX tx C uv 1 x put Run ums VS INPIFID VK II mu X nc'mm11l P lttel n M lker ug Xllllll al X ou mm: Il Student C ounul N16Cl'llIIlC ll Dr ming u n Ura ftxm 111 ok: Xlllllkklbfl ,nz C lllilll he-hall Pl ner llr-:.a' '1.,wN . ' ll 'g ' at 'I I .l rt' RL II 'Vmvla .Ima l -fl 7 ' .. 1 ' I A Cl 3 51 'c.7.'raR . ,C Ili-Y 'lub lfSSII-1 1,10 .tx VHITIC ' r ' r Q . ', 'I If' . r : 'I I Private Secretary v I Y - - A I V A , -wx 41.14 .. 11'i'kf' ' ' Lvl ' .K xx V. ,Y T. K. E. ' - --1 Ii. 1. X .,,Ms I-' .'z a : ,C'll , . ,'1 ,.A .' ' ' lv - l . V V Ron: ' 'x l'l Vu-1' all Ha. zh' . I MA ' ' ARIHLR NNI sux X ocatnon ll Student Counul IXNUR VS II o Iunl5 Kollc-5,0 Blncl Orc he tm xummlng., Clulm flrciw ferman C lub I rl Reserves Lnhrarx Stiff lilolo st NX lm mr X omtmn al Druftsm ln krxxr IH VK ISNIISRI Il zslcrrs Lxhelal Ants Orchestri lhnd l'1ne Aus fluh 1 r lnsport I Rfu 1 n VS ISOR Colley: N arsntx Football Booster Klub Flne Arm Club Foreign LIIILIIWLC Clula C un I ndert lleer ' n VS mm X UL-lllilll nl Bun Vknsox Hfffs Commercial 1 lrl Re ers es Specmtor Staff lx ping., lcuhcl lllklilkl NX IISUN C ollc-gc I nx x VVIM uw lzd In College 1 lee K uh bpeemtor Staff fbl1bNLl'll7Il0Ill NurQe llUKl'NLI Xhsok o C ommerual Blue 'und Black Staff Speunor Stuff QPhotug,r'1phxl btcnobmpher bllllk XNDSINIPR ' Commerull hlee K uh lunmr Offuer Rssntant Secremrx l'lMrR Worr Fraslz N oc mon lLlCLlI'lCl-lll .. , Y! , . . , E' Q l. xi 1 ICLQ, .' ' .5 N ' r 1 ' S 'x s 1' 'fi .,l1-fr C . Ci 5 s . 'Y l . gi., r ,H fl U, ' v c'l.XDli ' Q :luuw HI . . . . Q z - ,x nl ' ', 3 . H 1 Y 3 Il Fine Arts Club u .l K- Yw v v , 1' u .1 L 4: A - ' ' ' 1 5 'ilot , n Y W- , nl,-I 4 ' X C Q 'z . f . -' . Y 1 1, 7 ' r . -, 4 4 l Z Y ' ' l f . v . . . ar ' U37-' I I a . I. 15 . ' fl INK ' 'Q -- -4 ' - . 1 , .. ' 'a' :ll 'VI uu NVo1 ll l XXUN C nuff 1 ll 1.1116 C W 2- N Pep C U, lloostcr lxgubm 1rl Rcserwcs s Rlflc clllli QScL1rt1r1 'rc IC cc Booster lxlub muh Q ireuh cglihl Spcctnor Stull EI'Hl'lll 111 K I Rc H N lllTI Il'N Stuff lr e C X'll0llll llmnvr 'SINICIX Ill3l' 1r1 Stwlf Speqtltor SI'lff lllumnr I1l1torl N111 C l'1ss Rep1 CNEIXVIIIY e mug VS o1x111C 111111111111 I 0Llfl17llll l llllnhlll Choru Mu lLl 111 N1 xs VS R 'llfnllt C ollc1,,L li 1n1l mm 111 C 1 Student Counul Boo-ter Ixlub Hows Pep Club R1fle Club 37 Club fbecretirxj H1 Y Club Spectwtor St'1ff lbubsur1pt1n11j P1 Smo Ka Club Cl'1em1L1l l n1.,1neer C 111111 rs VS xxx I fuzz, College H1 X Clllh Pre ulentl C erm111 Club CPI'ENIClCl!f, Blue 'md Blult St'1ff CBIINIIICQS lVI ll1'Ij.,EI'l Booster Ixlub Bms Pep Club Flne Arts Club 37 b I'ore11.,n I '1n1.,u lf.,C Clllll MIHISCFS IIDRI 11 lflllll llN6l'll r N 1111 h C Be'111tw C ulture' 11 num X1 11 11 PC ltloll PFIIICCI' Numkrx NN R14 111 u C UllCL,C I Itlll Club Spent ltor St iff Cqlll1NLllPC1Illll 'I elcher IN C 1'v111u1x X R11 C ollcgc Booster Ixlub Bow Pep Club Qpannh Club P1 Smo K1 Club Specmtor 9t'1ff fL1ter1r Surgeon Inns Xuu Iam: Cwullcgc Nimlc-rn I 1111.,11 ILC C llllw Chemlxt 11111111111 XL-XC Slmrlu Commerm 1l bemretlrs 'Ind Bocmklxceper 11:1 Xox ,rn C 1 1 L cm llll ' 4. U1ao1u:1.1x.1 I . ' 5111-:R . , T r 7 f , fflrll Y fl l 'I'. K. li. 'lul cf. I.. '. ', , H I J Cl' la' ' p 'lub 'lr' , ' lfin Arts 'lub . ' , Fr ' 'lub I. l . , ' ' , I , . . - I 5 ' . , . U' .1 - , , - - . I I . ' ', fl-z 'I' 'l W , .. Y , .. ' v . . 1 , . , 1- 5. . ' , ' ' 1' 1 . '1 1 l I 1 ' ,, Q I P5 5 s '1 lllfl. , A. ' 11:11'1' . V, , , , V . I bl 1 -. . X CI ' 1 'lul l ' .CJ 'Alu' C ' w I . ' , , n I! N V s 1 0 ' I , C K x A 1 4 I . ' I .1 5 Y. A 4 ,,,, ,,w.',,-..i. 1 . , . . .. f 1 f - i C S '. K 4 'V 1 C. 1 I Y ,AY Clu 4 'r A r 5 1- ' -' C', :Ek , 1: I7R.KYC'l'IS Y.1'1'1-is ' If 1 A t. Sp: X 'lub Ron-1' ' 'xlik I '1ll'j,.f' lfr 'l1C'l11b Avi: .Ill .A :Ek 'ff' V1 'z ' all Dokmm jr xx Xouxc Jul C ommerual Cifllfll' St ff flxpl Stenog,r1pher VS n I IAM X Ll AS lirlly X 0C3f10l1'll Methinlcal Draxun K u v Draftsman ANlllflNX Lum Jmkvy X otatnonal Offne VVork lous lANG I ouzr College Student Louncxl berm'1n Club Spect'1t0r Staff lAdVCFllSlIlQ,l Accountant Joshvn ll fDl'lXR of C ommerclal Fxne Rrtx Club unnor Semor Representame Spectator Staff fAdsert1smgj Medrcme and Pharmacw JOHN ZEUKO Jacku College Yarsxt-y Bamltetball Nattonal Honor Souety Mlhtary rlfillllllljb Joslin lnwx Yrrooqr Commercial Spectator Staff fSubscr1pt1onj Accountant New 5 Reporter Mnuult Lotto x0LEltl0llEll Nieghimcal Draxum, Club Draftxman Ioan n P wnvmu Jo: 1 IN All BLLK W ncatlonal KOFIITIICYLIHI Mechanic Dleael hllglllfffl' ' ' 3,5 ' 1: I Sp 3: C :1 'sth LN rl. V V ., 4 . ., wg V - I ' . ' g 'l l A., A..'.x!, H , . ' . ll ' ' Y . , . x' W K, C Y ' . 2 Z., J ' Boys' Pep Club . ' . uf , ', V Y .. 7 . .. F if Z X . V -. A 1 ll ' -1 HJ' Z. Y , ' A . K '. .' r 1 , T' 1 U il' Ed v - j .' , . . Y. The members of the Lrterarv Staff thought rt vvould be approprrate to conduct a survey of the peculra tastes of the senrors All senrors re cerv ed a mrmeographed sheet on whrch questrons were asked Suppose vve talked to 1 typrcal senror and rn thrs way garned 1n rdea of the class s favorrtes from books to holrdays ust prcture thrs senror rn one of our large halls hrs arms full of books One of the books rs Gone Wrth the Wrnd He sard that rt was the best he had ever read We also see The Cosmopolrtan and Good l-lousekeeprng Are you senrors gettrng domestrc already? We asked our senror about nevv spapers and found that he lrked The ohns town Trrbune better than most papers Readrng Orphan Annre was hrs great delrght We told hrm that he must lrke to read and hrs answer was Readrng rs my hobby Throughout the burldrng one could hear the ohnstown Hrgh Band Shame to the persons who lrke the Altoona and Wrndber bands l play mg The Blue Danube Waltz My but our band rs a good one' When the senror was asked what he thought vvas the most popular song he sard Pennres from Heaven but only when Wayne Krng plays rt or the Unrted States Marrne Band ln one of the vacant rooms there were several people practrcrng for a play whrch all the senrors hoped to be Macbeth therr favorrte What a play rt vvould be rf only Myrna Loy and Robert Taylor were rn rt' Yes these were the senror s fav orrtes ust then a lovely grrl came down the hall She was almost pretty as the woman rn the prcture The Madonna of the Charr the senror s favorrte parntrng Her dress was a brrllrant blue her eyes were blue and her harr was black She must have been gorng to the North Fork Dam Road or maybe the Menoher Hrghway as these were the drrves the senror preferred After talkrng to thrs senror for qurte a long trme vve found out that he was one of ohnstovvn l-lrgh s football heroes ln the drscussron that followed we drscov ered that hrs fav orrte football opponent vvas none other than our old and frrendly enemy Wrndber He drdnt say much about basketball as he preferred football but Altoona was hrs chorce of basketball enemres When we left thrs senror he sard he would be seerng us when he got out Iune 4th the best day of all Cur typrcal senror was not lrke the boy whose favorrte hobby wa llectrng grrls or the person who thought that lrpstrck was the rarest parntrng he drdnt lrke Yes We Have No Bananas Today and he drdnt thrnk collectrng feathers from peoples hats was very refrned erther I-le was as senrors are supposed to be drgnrfred Mary Alrce Lrnq e Talked to a Sensor Y . I . ' - .7 . . . . . . . . . V , , . . C L , C x Q C . rr . . VV . . rr . VV rr . VV . . . . . rr V I , . VV . rr . VV V V r. . . VV , . V I . . rr .V . . , . I 7 V . .r r . . . . V V . . VV . . r. VV . . 1 y Y Q . 7 . . . 7 . . , . . . rr . V. . V . V . . . . . . . , , . , . . . . . , . I . V , , - r V , , V . . . V , . V V V V - V ' C A . . . . - Cu V . . . V . .. VV V V V , . V . . V , . - . . I ORGANIZATIONS Lltera ry Sta Spectator Ldltor LOUISE Gettys Assocmte Edltor Charles Burkett Lrterary Edltor W1ll1am Cow er ASSOCIHKQ Lrterary Ed1tor Hope Lmrnger ASSOCIEKQ Act1x1ty Edrtor Arthur Wllson Humor EdlfOf Mary Wolfe Assoclate Humor Edltor Analene Mmahin Athletxc Edltor Russell Edmonds Assocrate Athletnc Edltor Iames Fuge Dorothy Brant Margaret Carminy Dora Mae Cole Catherme Coleman Alma Cr1ck Margaret Datko Homer Denmson Roberta Emcllay Carolme Gac Esther Groxx Martha Hllx ko Ruth Hostetler Zoe Hughes Mary Loulse lrelancl Lucy Va Lelle Mary Allce Llng V1ola Lmg Betty Ann M1ller Florence Maser Mabel Reed Evelyn Roberts Mmme Roth Qoncettma Santoro Ellzabeth Selpel Helen 'itrllwxagon Rxchard Wagner Agnes Wallace Robert Walter and I'1ck Wrye 0 T ' ' FF Q lr l ,,,,.,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,r,r .,,,r,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,. Activity Editor ..................a...,........,.............c.................... Robert Waters .ALE - ' ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,, ,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, I C 1 C v r I L ' 7 V l Y E I I C a The chlef functlon of the Business Stuff ns proxldmg funds for the publlcatlon of the class year book The Spectator The staff IS under the general dlrectlon of a BUSIDQSS Manager oseph V1tal It rs dlxxded 1nto txxo separate groups the Staff for Adxeruslnq Wlfh Rlchard Oak ley is Adx ert1s1ng Manager and the Staff for Subscrlptxons wlth Rene Chwmplon as Subscrlptlon Manager The oblect of the Adx ert1s1ng Staff IS to sol1c1t promment busmess estabhshments 1n ohnstoxxn to buy 1dx ert1s1ng space for publlcatlon IH The Spectator The staff conslsts of approumately twenty fue mem bers Prospectne adx ertlsers are llsted and arranged by members of the staff These llsts are dlstrlbuted to the staff members together vnth contracts amd xnstructlxe suggest1ons for sellmg the adx 6ft1SQm6Dt9 Meetmgs are held to mterxxexx the sohcxtors as to thelr progress As an mcentne for obta1n1ng adx ertxsements the Busmess Staff offers a free copy of The Spectator to the sol1c1tor secur1ng the largest amount of adx ert1s1ng Of all the tasks to be performed to make The Spectator a successful ente1pr1se the Subscrlptlon Staff has one of the most xmportant that of presentlng and sellmg the book to the student bodx The Sub scrlptxon Staff IS composed of fortv members and a staff manager These members xx ere selected xuth regard to thelr scholarshlp and their ab1l1tv to meet and assoclate vuth thelr fellow students To facxlltate matters each member rs ass1gned to a Sp6C1f1C home room to SOllC1t sub scrlptxons Th1S hoxx ex er does not restrlct the1r efforts to that par t1cular room for they are permltted to secure as manv other subscr1pt1ons as posslble In order to arouse enthus1asm and to promote sales the staff offers a free Spectator to the one acqu1r1ng the most subscrxpuons Mxss Gocher IS the General Manager of the annual 'QE wc' as Buslness Sta ' , A K. YI: ' . H' tt-- ' Q' 'I ' 1' f , ' Spectator Art Staff Art Ed1tor Otto Franke Martha Baker Adelalde Becker Shxrley Cordes I-larrlet Gable Cleo Gracey ack Herb Florence Hornxck Patrlcla Kent Eleanor Marks Iohn Pounchak ames Tramor The Art Staff of The Spectator IS responsrble for the qeneril mformat1on of the book It deslgns the cox er decldes upon the color scheme works out the plan for the page decoratxons and the d1x1s1on sheets and selects the type to be used The group p1ctures are scaled scored and arranged for the en graver by members of th1s group The advertlsements are planned to grve a well balanced page 1n the best mterests of the adv ertxser A complete sample book the dummy IS made before the ma terlal IS sent whnch serves as a gu1de to the pr1nter The Art Staff begrns 1ts vsork as soon as a theme IS selected m the fall and contlnues untxl the book IS ready for d1str1but1on l l l SpeCtalZOl' Associate Editors ................................ Eleanor Hurst, Clyde McCleester , I ' . v .. ' S Head Typ1st blenrose Sllck T 'n Louxse Amlsted Mary Bryn Lots Coolbaugh Helen Doxala Y ennxe Marks Thelma Mlller Kathryn Moser Steve Patrlck Dorothy Sta Young Photography Ed1tor Clara GOICZYCKI Spectator Elalne Fletcher Ernesta Klesch Helen Kolesar Betty Wxlson Florence Wxsor The Typmg Staff of The Spectator BSSISIS 1n all the departments of the annual It IS the duty of the members to type the copy for the prxnter The members were recommended by teachers of the Commer c1al Department Those who were selected for the staff th1s year are as follows Glenrose Sllck head typlst Loulse Amlsted Mary Bryn Loxs Coolbaugh Helen Dovala Helen DZW1l6Sk1 Mary DZWIIESKI Mary Evanrck Irene EVBUISKO Anna Labovsky Iennxe Marks Thelma Mlller Kathryn Moser Steve Patrlck Dorothy Young The work of the Photography Staff beglns early 1n the fall and cont1nues unt1l late 1n the sprmg Its first task is to urge students to make early appomtments Wlth thelr photographers so that thexr glossy prints can be returned to the staff on a specxfled date As these glOSSl6C are returned by the photographer or the students they are checked for unlformlty of head sizes and backgrounds The pr1nts are now readv to be arranged alphabetncally 1n panels of a speclfled number and ther' sent to the engrax er Next the descrlptxxe mater1al xxhlch accompanxes each pxcture rn the book must be collected checked and arranged ac cord1ng to the groupmgs of the plcture panels Thls IS then sent to the prxnter rf 'Q Helen Dzwilesky, Mary Dzwilesky, Mary Evanick, Anna Labovsky, pl'1OtOgfaphY 1 - . ' V . - V pp-- Avlatlon C ub The Ax1at1on Club was recently organlzed by boys who were 1n terested 1n model a1rplanes At the present t1me there are twenty n1ne actne members ln the club S114 members out of the twenty nme are g1rls who have shown the1r ab1l1ty 1n maklng a1rplane models The sponsor of the club IS Mr ohn Mcl-lugh a chem1stry teacher ThlS club IS one of the squadrons of the P1ttsburgh un1or B1rdmen of Amer 1ca The object of the club IS to promote mterest 1n the constructxon of model a1rplanes among the members of the h1gh school squadron Meetmgs are held on the flrst and th1rd Monday of each month ness matters w h1le the rem11n1ng t1me IS spent 1n the laboratory wh1ch IS used as a workshop for the bu1ld1ng of the a1rplane models One of the most outstandlng act1x1t1es of the club was the contest held December 7 1936 1n the audlon Fred Morgarts model stayed 1n the a1r for the longest t1me g1w1ng h1m the pr1 e wh1ch cons1sted of the model a1rplane mater1als 1n the contest The monthly dues pa1d by the members of the club were donated as prlzes for the contests held dur1ng the year Another 1nterest1ng s1ght occurred at the ohnstown Hlgh School football games when the young b1rdmen flew two of the1r model planes across the f1eld wh1le the band was dr1ll1ng on the f1eld 1n the form ot an alrplane The pres1dent of the club IS Ted lust and Wesley Sm1th IS scr1be and IS also known as commander of the squadron J T l V, , L I To I rl I D 1' . MOTWMWW. T. I l . . V V l . . . . . Q .' - l - after school. Part of the meetinrglis devoted tb the discussion of busil ' S 1 V7 l K. .. l D. . li. I 0 v I . . Y r V . I . . An artlcle on th1s splendld organ1zat1on appears ln the lnterary ec Band tlon of our annual Mr Charles I Alkey IS the Dlrector and Ernest Marks ns the Semor Manager 1 H s BAND Oh who has more ab1l1ty Than our Iohnstown I-hgh School Band7 Oh who has won more laurels Throughout our glorlous land? How handsome are these cadets From home games marchmg back In lovelxest of colors The royal blue and black' Carolyn Gac . . . . . . . 'Q A J . . . . C . . . , , Q Q o 1 v r f 1 -1 Blue and Black Staff Prevlously to 1927 the Blue and Black was publlshed as a school paper The Staff of the Blue and Black 1S now publlshed m the Trlbune every second week although two spec1al QdltlOHS are com plled each year and sold to the student body Members of the journallsm class make up the staff ThlS class meets every day and each one acts as a reporter It IS h1s duty to SOllC1t news from the faculty Student COUHCll varlous clubs class offlcers athletlc orgamzatlons and any other school news of value B6Sld2S school news each xssue contams an edxtorlal of vltal mterest The reporters not only gather the news but also learn to Simplify the materlal avall able and to rewrite It mto yournahstlc form Members of the pournallsm class who have done unusually good vxork and have a hlgh scholastlc ratmg are ehgnble for membershxp ln the Qulll and Scroll an mternatxonal honorary SOC12fy of hlgh school 1ournal1sts The Edltor 1n Chlef IS Dorothy Mlllxnder the Assoclate Edltors Wllllam Noon and Eleanor Hurst the Copy Edltor Elalne Fletcher ind the BIIQIIICSS M1n1gcr Chirlcs Wynn 1 't . 14 11 . 1 11 11 . . . 11 . 11 . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , . V , U . 11 . . . . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 L . c 1 , 1 . . The Booster Klub of ohn ox Il Hlgh School under the sponsor hlp of Mr D B Lockner endeavors to create spmt and loyalty among the school students and boosts athletlc actn 1t1es Thxs year 1ts members alded the Student Loan Fund by sellmg programs at the football games The members also sold megaphones to ard f1nanc1ally the Booster Klub Numerous soclal ex ents ln the form of dances were held too The offlcers of the club ire Rxchard Oakley presldent Robert Waters uce presldent VIIQIHIH Qxxanson secretary and Wllllam Noon treasurer Booster I sp - .3 . 7 . , . - C v v V 0 NJ l V , . Boys Pep C ub The Pep Club IS xery actlve m creatmg mterest and school spnrxt mn the l-lrgh School sports Durmg the football season they held a large snake dance and bullt tvxo toxx ermg bonfrres to prepare for the eannette and Wllklnsburg qames The Boys Pep Club IS the largest boys orqinlzitlon ln ohnstoxx 1 High School This year there was 'ln enrollment of clghty fue bovs Mlss Moxles IS the capable adwser of the club The follovxmg are the elected off1cers presnclent B111 Mrabon nee presxdent Lexus Hastmgs secretary Ioe Vltal 'und treasurer Dlck Brendenbaeh , , Y- M ..-... ..-... . , I - , av V -1 .r v , . 7 . . . .K , . , V y . . I . . K . , . 1 . . . . . . C I z . . C k Y , -ln , . . . 7. ' I . , K I Y. - . V. . t . . , - , - , , c . Presxdent VICC Presxdent Treasurer Faculty Aclvlser ames Tramor Boys Wllllam Covel Maurlce Skmner Mr Boyer ' ..............v......................................,...............,.......... .. I ' v Sedlretary ..........v...,.........................,...........,................................. Paul Singo Social described in the Literary Section of the annual Chorus The aims and. achievements of this splendid organization have been On April th1rt1eth members of the semor class ably presented the play You Ney er Can Tell by George Bernard Shaw The cast for the play was Dolly Clandon LOIS Coolbaugh Phxhp flandon ames Fuge Glor1a Clandon Elame Fletcher Mrs Clanclon Noon Wllllam W1ll1am Cover Bohun ames Tramor Fxnch McComas Tom Carroll The Ma1d ane Hmkel Boy ames Gouchnour ane l-lershberger IS an understudy Iames Tramor was absent when the pxcture was taken Cast of the Sensor BY l . . , ., -I 1 ' - ' 1 . -Concettina Santoro: Mr. Crampton-Otto Franke: Valentine--Bill 1 . . - . . z FI . 3 . -' 1 -I I -I Fine Arts Club Knox have done much to develop the appreclatxon of the fme arts They have started a club wlth f1fty charter members In th1S club every art that IS found ln our school IS represented There are twelve glrls 1n the club who have glven several chapel programs They are called the Oflglflal twelve because they have been the f1rst to gwe thelr art to the school The arts whxch are found are dramatlcs clancmg Slflglflg the playlng of every mstrument ln the band and orchestra and also the arts of drawmg pamtmg and sketchxng ' This year, two of our outstanding pupils, Thelma Besek and Thomas 'EP' The offlcers of the French Club are Wlllxam Coxer pres1dent F h Robert Waters wlce presldent Nancy Pyle treasurer renc The pup1ls of our school who study a forelgn language have the pr1v1lege of belongmg to the Forelgn Language Club Last year thls group was orgamzed from the frve language clubs the Spamsh the French the German the Italxan and the Latm Clubs ln the fall each d1x1s1on of the Forelgn Language Club elects rts own off1cers These off1cers together are the representatn es of the club From them are chosen the offxcers of the Forelgn Language Club and they conduct the busmess The year s act1x1t1es began Vslth the enrolllng of new members and the 1n1t1at1on partles These ex ents qulte noxsy and h1lar1ous were for convemence conducted by the d1x1s1ons separately throughout October ln November the club gaxe 1ts fall dance a colorful occas1on I December they produced an elaborate Chr1stmas program wherem the Chrlstmas customs and the best knovxn carols of each of the fue languages were presented 1n talks songs and pageants In anuary MISS Hazel Lansberry spoke before the club descrxbmg some hlgh po1nts of her recent European tr1p The annual chapel program was 1n February It consxsted of Latln songs German songs ltalxan muslc a three act Spamsh play 1n Spamsh and a French playlet rn Engllsh and French Cub e Foreign Language C ub Next Paqei l Y'- 13 ' , ' 1 T ' - Th . Q . f , c I , I '. ' ' ' V I ' - CCon't. on V V , ' ' , ' . n . I . V , , . I , 1 v 1 1 T , German C ub e Forelgn Language C ub lCOUt1HU8dl 3' The offxcers of the German Club are Charles Wynn presldent Dlck Nenstxel v1ce presldent Adelalde Becker secretary Charles Burkett treasurer For the March meetmg the club secured several fllms from Italy showmg many famous sights ln Venlce St Marks the Doges Palace also showed the renowned potterxes at Faenza At the txme of the wrxtmg of th1s artlcle the last two meetmgs of the year had not been held However the commlttee had planned two mterestmg events for Apr1l and May The offrcers of the Forelgn Language Club were elected from the offrcers of all the language clubs The offxcers are Francls Sweeney presldent Bill Noon v1ce presldent Nancy Pyle secretary Adelaide Becker assxstant secretary Robert LIVIIIQSIOII treasurer - - as A.. Th the Bronze Horses, the Colleoni statue, and the canals, The pictures William Crelli vice president Carmel Coco secretary Anthony Facci a lan treasurer Clll l l , I v -v v v v 1 3 ' The officers of the Italian Club are Francis Sweeney, president: I' a In Irene Meola VICE presldent Betty Oldham secretary Robert Lxvmg Club ston treasurer , If HE -ir 3 L t' The officers of the Latin Club are Iames Hammers, president 3 The offlcers of the Spamsh Club are B111 Noon president S anlsh Margaret Trosan VICE presldent Betty ames and Edward Mxtchell P secretarmes and Eleanor Hurst treasurer . QU Z ,N ' Q ., 1 ll . . . . ' . Z . , ' - ' : I ' . Girls Pep C u The single word Pep means a lot to our school It means mix ing among and knowing better our schoolmates boosting and cheerinq our Alma Mater endeavoring to bring our teachers and pupils in closer contact and creating good sportsmanship Social events are numerous and delightful affairs and are enyoyed by all who attend hdnw Harris is the president Anne ordan the xice president Louise Iohnston the secretwry and Vera Pmnezze the treasurer 0 I ' U H l - Miss Gerhardt, Miss Glosser, and Miss Saylor are the sponsors. ' - . 1 I lc . . The Grrl Reserves Club of ohnstown Hrgh School has the dns Glrl t1nct1on of bemg the largest club 1n the school wrth a membersh1p of a hundred and seventy gxrls Reserves MISS Abble Dunford IS the club sponsor and the followmg are offl laxde Becker secretary Florence Maser treasurer and Katharm Horner Y W C A representatxve The Gnrl Reserves hold weekly meetlngs IH the audxon A car dance a wlener roast a k1dd1es party a skatmg party a sprmg dance and a pot luck supper were the outstandmg soclal ew ents for the 36 37 Glrl Reserves Club Through the Curl Reserwes a sale of the unlque hlgh school pms was made posslble l . I . . - , cers: Nancy Pyle, president: Dorothy Millincler, vice-president: Ade- I-hY For many years the H1 Y has been an essential organization in the high school It has been successful in accomplishing its purpose of creating maintaining and extending throughout the school and com speech clean scholarship clean sportsmanship and clean living is 1 noble goal for modern youth The officers are president Charles Wynn vice president Dick Oakley secretary oe Leihey treasurer George Sheldon and chaplain lack Gard I l Club munity higher standards of Christian character: its platform of clean The Library Staff is composed of sixty girls from both the yumor and senior classes They meet every Monday morning in the library Part of each period IS devoted to a study of the classification and arrangement of books and topics of literary interest The other part current and social events and other business This year a substitute list of members have been employed for desk service This direct contact with library material has proved to be of great value as an aid to class assignments Delightful teas have been gxven by the girls At one of the teas they entertained their mothers The officers are Concettina Santoro president and Trella Weaver secretary During the second semester the club elected a X ice president Dorothy Nou ag Library Staff of the period is given over to committee reports and group discussion of V Machme Shop 1' if FIISY Row Cozy Pollxno Cllflord Sharp Paul N Smith Second Row Robert Mlller Mlke Samo ohn Slovosky oe Slska Fred W1lllamS Henry Rengh B111 Davxs oe Skender Alfred Magro Charles Sartlana Thlrd Row Wesley Evans Leo Sutter Alex Kovalsky Bernard Kycko Steve Polanchak W1ll1am Bent Earl Oswald Ralph Colllns Sam Scarletta Fourth Row Steve Mlhal B111 Mabon Iohn Tomovxck Dxck Lobb Motter Kenneth Saylor Flfth Row Dean Weaver Charles Popnelmsky Norman Oswald Steve Dolney Steve Mlk6S1C Davxd Kelly ohn Hudack B111 Shay Andrew Waymck Slxth Row Merle ones Harold Mllls B1ll Clemenceau ohn Vonau George M1ller Clalr Holsopple Earl Hess Tony Baslle Seventh Rovx Instructor Charles B Wonders Andy Koban Cal vm Easterbrook lack Pamter Cyrll Skunta Karl Ferguson Harry Sklles Ben Smlth l , - ' V ' ,J ,1 ' , ' ' 1 I 1 1 Harold Boyer, Frank Horner, Herbert Follmar, George Sheldon, Ioe ., -1 I 1 . Y . ' I Flrst Row ack Barnhart l'lax1v Wlsor Harry Stenger Mechanical Drawing u Second Rom Robert l'Iam1lton Roy Krssell Wllllam Yuhas Thrrd Row Louls Garv Edwm Weaxer Marshall Grlffrth Dean Durbm Fourth Row Ioe Mxrto Stanford Smxth Earl WllllamS Merrxll Zucco Presxdent Harry Wenger Secretary Loums Gary Treasurer and Sponsor Harry I Klahre . 2 5 ' F-,I ' . .I ' Y 4 0 Vice-President .................................................................... Edwin Weaver National Honor Society W 4 :J 9 The oblect of th1s chapter IS to create enthusxasu for scholarshxp to stimulate a desxre to render servlce to promote worthy leadershlp and to encourage the development of character rn the puprls of ohnstown Hxgh School Th1S year the names of those senlors who had a proper scholastlc average were submitted to the faculty 'lhose recervmg the hxghest number of votes were asked to Jom the socrety The followmg Jomed the chapter Kenneth Baserman presxdent Robert Base man Adelalde Becker Charles Burkett anet Bmgner vxce presxdent Wlllxam Cover Audrey Custer Irene Evanxsko Roberta Fmdlay Robert Furst Louxse Gettys ohn Komar Rosemary Kroll Robert Kmpple Hope Lxnmger Mrldred Martm Florence Maser Mary lane McKeever Betty Ann Mxller Analene Mlnahan secretary Wxlbur Mock Wxlllam Noon Rlchard Oakley Corrme Pender Ella Playez Nancy Pyle Charles Rowe Glenrose Sllck Hope Starkms Helen Strllwagon Lena Venetlco Ioseph Vxtal, Robert Waters, Eleanor Wxcks, Mary Wolfe and Iohn Zelko ' ' 5 ' it Q ,Z ly TT 4 es .., ' Q N 'W ' f 5 ' lfq 5. 'ff' fx' f. F5 , A to 3 '? 7 in 'ffl fflv V A 4 B ' l E 1 1 . fx, f -0-of T . . I , . . . . . . . ' : r . ' . . I ' , ' - ' : ' ' , Y I 1 D Y V . I c , I , L C ' , , , sectlon of th1s book Mr C. Po tel Huntmgton IS the dxrector The talented orelzestra has an article devoted to it in the literary Orchestra plumbm STUDENTS NAMES Fon THE PLUMBING CLASS 9 IN THE MORNING Shop Thomas Penrocl Franc1S WoznIak ErnIl Homola oseph B1fano Rav Schmaltz Charles Ondreycak Tony Febba Harry Maloy Ken Iohn Kloh C lycle WlHQ1fd xx Ts Tbsent xx hen the plcture MTS taken neth Lee, Stanlord Varner, Albert lfiiatek, Clair Cramer, lack Henhlricks STUDENTS NAMES FOR THE PLUMBING CLASS plumblng IN THE AFTERNOON Shop Ioseph acko Tony Kurtz ames Rlddle Robert Baserman Dean Swartz Ernest Krofma Steve FYHDCIS Thomas Vargo Tony Trus cello Robert Dans Dave Mxshler Rlchard Stephenson v A, 0 1 1 Y Q I , ,I , , 1 1 1 1 ' i V. . . 1 1 1 1 Print Shop FIISI Row lbeatedl Arthur Krleger presxdent George Platak vxce presxdent oe Lechak secretary Iohn Pxcklo treasurer Fxrst Row fstandmgl ames Z1mmer Albert Svarney Iames Wozmak lack Hartnett Harry Weaver W1l1am Arnosky Arthur Second Row Frank Podporx Roy Thomas Wxlham Pleqer Rlch ard Yeager Bernard Yarnlck George Koontz ack Goebert Ioe Safko oe Dlstefano I B Coyle Thrrd Row Henry Kramer ohn Plaza Harry Coxer Merrxck Horner ohn Chanda Charles Hrpp ack Brenclc Wllbur Mock ohn HflCkO Robert Smith Albert Lax ely Iohn Clslo and Melwln Crrssey vtere absent when the plcture xx 1s taken n - u : I ' : 1 1 I 'I ' -I ' . l I , Toner, Iohn Gost, Arthur' Studt, William Ilengyl, Charles Ellsyvorth. 1 ' , . . . . - Y I ' Y Y . 1 1 I Y ' Y l ' f ' Y l 'T Although connected Wlth the unlor D1x1s1on Natxonal Rnfle Asso c1at1on for the past year and a half the ohnstown Hlgh School Rlflt Club has been unable to do any extenslxe shootmg because of the lack of a suntable range Thls year through the courtesy of the ol'nstown Chapter of thc Natxonal Rlfle Assoc1at1on the club secured the use of the excellent range 1n the Swank Annex Also by fax or of the Behlehem Steel Pollce the club was fortunrste ln obtcunmg the use of the range beneath the Cambrxa Llbrary W1th these excellent f3C1l1t16S many boys haxe already completed several stages ln the un1or Shootmg Program and are vtell on the1r However they haxe not been w1thout competltxon as a group of gxrl shooters haxe become afflllated vuth the organlzatxon Unfortu nately thls branch of the club was organized after the pxcture was taken and does not appear here However qulte a few gnrls haxe completed the fxrst stages as outlmed 1n the Iumor Shootmg Course and are vxorkmg on the more adx anced steps The clubs membershlp consists of thlrty boys and twenty glrls The offlcers who have serxed durlng the past year are presldent Wllllam Coxer NICE presldent Charles Rowe secretary treasurer Ernest Marks and executne offlcer Ben Emxston Throughout the year Mr Snow and Mr Corbm haxe served as sponsors Rl e Cub l l by lg 1 t sg 'ru . I V ' I .X ' I A A C 1 . L . V. V L' ' . I . v. 7 . way to further development. r ' ' I Student Council The Student Council has had an especlally active year Numerous student school prolects have been completed Enthusiastic responses by the students to th various campaigns have been very helpful A representatlve from each home room unit meets weekly with President oseph Vital 1n charge An additional vice president was added this year to award the Scholarship and Attendance Banners Eleanor Marks is in charge of this vtork Vice President Robert Leiford has active charge of at tendance and acts as special representative of the presldent Secretary Eleanor Marks also performs useful dut1es She regularly sends conxalescent cards to those IQCOVCIIHQ from illness The council mails bereavement cards when a students parent d1es Treasurer Dick Ross has charge of selling car tokens to the students About three hundred tokens are sold each ex ening The officers and mem School s first handbook It is designed to aid new students by furnish ing essentials about the schools courses 3CtlX1tl6S and clubs Multi colored spotlights and a floor show featured the Councils all school dance on December 18 Too student interest reached a nevx top in the Popularity Contest Those selected were the most beau tlful girl Patricla Kent the best dressed girl Edna Harrls the most popular girl Grace Adams the best student Adelaide Becker the most outstandmg personality lhelma Besek the most handsome boy Leroy Miller the best dressed boy Edvxin ones the best student William Cow er the most outstanding personality oseph V1tal the most popular boy Ioseph Vital D . . . 7 A I F- I l ' ,- 7 V . . . bers, assisted by the Iournalism Class, are publishing Iohnstown High . t V. I Z ' . . There are only a few health promotmg fun clubs 1n our school and Swlmmln none have been more successful than the Sxxlmmmg Club a new organl g zatxon sponsored by Mnss Alxce Rutledge C ub Sxxteen members make up the club presxdent Gertrude Rlchards x1ce presrdent Thelma Besek secretarv anet Murray and treasurer Eleanor W1lson A necessary factor 1n all lrxes IS a knowledge of how to sxv1m properly Health grace and fun are the a1m SOCIBI functlons of the club have been very unusual A dehghtful skat1ng party was held at Fa1th s Groxe Th1s party was attended by a large number of students and all agreed that It was a huge success The Swnmmmg Department of the Y W C A granted the pr1x1 lege of free swlms to the club members These swlms were under the d1rect1on of Mlss Ann Berg All the meetlngs of the club have been held at the Y M C A School CIVIC prolects conslsted of clean up campa1gns and assembly room bulletms The bulletlns contalned suggest1ons on courtesy parlna mentary law and assembly h1nts Communlty CIXIC pro1ects consxsted of a Chrlstmas collect1on and tvxo Iunlor Red Cross contrlbutnons The last vxas taken for the MlSS1SSlppl Valley Flood sufferers ln add1t1on a cam pangn was conducted to make possxble a lecture by Mr Dxtmoore on Crlme Prex cntxon At the t1me of the Presxdentlal Electron a hxghly successful and mterestmg mock elect1on xx as held Roosex elt won by a landsllde The off1c1al cre t for Student Councxl xx as deslgned and adopted It xxas made up rn chen1lle emblems and sold to other student as vxell as Student Councll members Student Council 1Contmuc-dl , ' ' o 0 V' ' '- HGet in the swim. C - - - - . 'n - I . . 7 . . . V . . . . I . . - u . ,. S . 7 . . f ' ' .5 Y I ' T K E Society The T K E lb an organlzatlon of txx enty senlor glrls xx ho are se lected for membershlp ln the sprlng of thexr lunlor year by the faculty and the precedmg members These gxrls are chosen for thexr scholar shlp leadershlp personallty and character The letters T K E stind for Greek xxords me'1n1nq We seek the beautxful Fich year the qlrls choose one oblectne Thls yen xt xx IS to bc come better acquimtecl vxxth then Clfy The group mantle 1 numbu of tours through xarxous xndustxml plants incl publlc serx1ce buxldmqs ln the city One of the annual ex ents his been a tr1p to Plttsburgh xx here the glrls haxe been guests of the Umx erslty of Plttsburgh and the C1r neqle lnstxtute of Technology MISS Mo1les lb the aclxxser of the club and the offlcers are presl dent Catherlne Coleman XICQ pres1clent Aclelalde Becker soclal secre tarv Ianet Bmgner recordxng secretaly Shlrley Cordes and treasurer Marv lane McKeex er .1 . . V i . . V - o 0 0 . , . . . . 0 p 1 v - . ll . . , . , ., ., . . ., , c . K t . U Ja' L T ' . .' c' 'lf ,- . L ' ' . L c X' . , - .C r 1 K . . 1: c ' T cf . , ' L. , , . , , - S 1 - 1 . ' 1 ' . 1 ' I. f . Y , I . Two years ago the 35 club was organlzed It was then sponsored by Mr Leffler and composed of thlrty flve senlor boys who pledged themselves to a1d the school ln ew ery way posslble The club has made much progress Last year the 36 club was organlzed w1th the same pledge as the year before w1th spec1al emphasxs on hold1ng receptxons after basket Thus year the 37 club IS cortmumg the work from last year 'and the1r mam purpose agaln IS to hold receptxons after the most xmportant basketball games Mr Erehart and Mr Sharp are the Faculty Advlsers Next year the club xull conslst of thirty e1ght members to be chosen from the class of 38 Ted Huebner IS the presxdent Tom Wrnght the v1ce presldent Paul Smgo the secretary and Fred Gxlmour the treasurer Club ' ' ' 3 ' '37 ball games. Six very successful ones were held, I ' l A . U , c L , c y. . . - . ATHLETICS Cheer Leaders Our cheerleaders for thls year certalnly have used the1r vocal chords lt IS a wonder that they dldn t wear them out They attended all of the football and basketball games and played a large role m our pep rallles Too the1r voices made many of our assemblnes rlng The boys recexved sweaters for the1r seruces and two of the gxrls recelved letters and the other a om Thls year s cheerleaders were oseph Vltal head cheerleader Tony Febba Wllllam Noon ames Fuge Louxse ohnston Ann ordan Vera Planezze Iames Tralnor ack Barnhart and Louis Hastmgs ' ' I '- 1 . . .I f ' I '. I , -,-4 Flrst Row Gorgone Tanase Boltz Baserman Shmgler Vargo Venet Van Scoyoc Basket all Sq ua Second Row Coach Mxller Zelko Stoup Esch Kohan Slick Callzahan Karpen Assxstant Coach Erehart Thnrd Row Ass1stant Manager Chahch Passxerb Meehan Murry Manager Chcrvlck Shaheen Martm Brandon Ashcom . , , , , . .l fg , , 13 A -....,.... . M, ..,,...,....., X.. ..,. , . sc, ... A , ,, .WM ,,,.... , , 4 W-, , . i 1 1 1 7 Y 1 1 ' . . . . Y ' , , - . , , Y , - Basketball The Iohnstown High School Basketball Squad completed the 1936 37 season in pretty good shape After a two game losing streak I H S vuon a game and then proceeded to lose another As a result of ohnstown High Schools losses she was out of the running of the tri county championship THE GAMES I H S Gymnasium H S Alumni 34 In the opening game of the season Iohnstown High School vias defeated to the tune of 34 29 but ohnstown High showed prospects of having a successful season Greensburg Gymnasium S Greensburg 34 ohnstown High School trax eled to Greensburg to meet one of its old rivals Greensburg trlmmed H S but they had to work for it Westmont Gymnasium S Westmont 14 H S went to our Upper Yoder friends port and proceeded to win the first game of the season Second and third period spurts put H S in the lead where they stayed to the end of the game I H S Gymnasium S Altoona 31 H S took another lacing at the hands of the Altoona boys and on our own floor Our boys made a last ditch fight to break doun a sixteen pomt lead but they fell short Indiana Gymnasium The H S boys xx ent to Indiana and trimmed them H S nabbed a uctory in an extra frame after a big rally tied the score They gained a two pomt lead and kept it throughout the game I H S Gymnasium S Somerset 17 H S handed Somerset a handsome defeat on our ovxn floor A nme point adxantage in the first period netted H S their third um Portage Gymnasium S Portage 19 Miller men journeyed to Portage and continued in battle for the right to enter District Eliminations I H S Gymnasium S Kiski Prep 31 Kiski came to H S uith high hopes but soon found that they had their hands full It was the best played contest of the year A field goal in the last tu elx e seconds of play turned the tide in fax or of I H S 1. . .-29 ' ' ' '- I - ' I , I. H. .-26 -- I . y . . I. H. .-23 .. I. . . - ' ' I. H. .-26 . f I -1 I. . . ' I. H. S.--30 Indiana Frosh-28 I. H. .-26 I l I -f I. . . f . . 1 . V . . . It . . . . 7. 1 I. H. .--30 - I. H. .-32 I I ' ' - I. H. S. Gymnasium Iohnstown -1 34 Femdale- 39 ln a furious tilt on the ohnstown floor Ferndale forged ahead in the second half to halt ohnstown s four game winning streak. I H S Gymnaslum Iohnstown 32 Westmont 22 ohnstown returned to :ts wmnmg ways IH handmg Westmont lts eleventh loss of the season H S Gymnasnum Iohnstown 23 Iohnstown Catholxc 22 In the most excxtmg game played thus far Central defeated Catho llc 1n the closing moments A pretty long shot 1n the last ten seconds of play brought Iohnstown Central from defeat to certam victory Altoona Gymnasxum Iohnstown 25 Altoona 29 Playmg a fast encounter at Altoona Iohnstown had a bad second perlod that cost them the game I H S Gymnaslum ohns own 32 Indlana Freshmen 37 ohnstown suffered 1ts slxth loss of the season at the expense of lnd1ana Frosh The thlrteenth game proved a ,mx for the awns Ferndale Gymnaslum Iohnstown 19 Ferndale 33 Trallmg 23 to 3 at the half ohnstown pulled up to 33 19 at the end of the contest ohnstown seems to have had xts let down rn the first half H S Gymnasium ohnstown 34 Greensburg 31 vrctory over an ancnent rxval It enabled the awns to even up thxs year s two game series The ayvees lost thelr flrst game after chalklng up twelve straight WIHS H S Gymnasium Iohnstown 36 Portage 29 The locals recorded thelr tenth caqe um 1n trlmmlng Portage By defeatmg Cambrla Clty the ayvees returned to thelr wlnnmg ways Catholic Hlgh Gymnasium Iohnstown 25 ohnstown Catholic 33 ohnstown Hxgh School mwaded the terrxtory of ohnstown Catholic Hxgh our local frxendly enemies m the Exghth Ward wlth every mten txon of brmgmg home the bacon Hou ex er they came home m de feat Thxs IS the fnrst tnme m fue years that I H S has been van qulshed on the basketball floor by Catholic High Basketball l . l I f - ' - I . . . . , I I - . I ' ' - ' I .-1 .-f The Iohnnies showed their best form of the season in gaining a I V . . , . I . Football Squad F1rst Row Kohan Burns Chadwxck Scarletta W Edmonds Wrxqht Umbaugh S1Sk8 Brandon Gorgone Amentl Vavrek Second Row Boltz Baker Bruska Wlsor Nokes Vargo Shmgler Cable Benya McKendree Kurtz Garb1nsk1 Herb Koprxva Th1rd Row Asslstant Coach Dello Baserman Kashaw Venet I Stofko T0fChla MOHtC1th Brenc1c Head Coach M1ller Lyberger Kung Bolha Splker Karpen Obara Ass1stant Coach Erehart Fourth Row Manager Hojak Horchak Karnosky Krav1t Stelmack Stafko E Stofko Ass1stant Coach Kunkle Krofma 1m Herb Iordan Bury Brandon Asslstant Manager Chervxck - , , , , . 9 v v v 1 r 1 ' V 1 Y Y I Y Y v r v r v I- r Kockerkevxch. - , , , 4' U V 1 9 V - , , , 2 , , . , , , I Y Y I ' I The ohnstown Central Hugh School football team completed a successful season with seven vlctorles two tres and one defeat The lone defeat came at the hands of a strong eannette team boys ended up thxrd m the conference wlth Altoona and Curwensvnlle rn front of them The prospects for a successful season next year are very promnsmg as there are m reserve lettermen and others H S West Newton 0 Iohnstown opened the 1936 football season wnth an overwhelming vrctory over West Newton The Iohns were never m danger of bemg scored upon ThlS game was played at the Pomt Stadlum H S Ebensburg 0 Iohnstovxn Hxgh School won a decxslve victory over the strong Ebensburg team No scormg chances were glven to the opponents The game was played at the Point Stadxum est Newton Johnstown Game I , f . . W I . I Although winning seven of ten games, the Pale Blue and Black I. . .-35 -f I. . .--52 .- Jeannette Johnstown Game l S 1 sgfx'-' is ' K S eannette 13 The strong eannette team lnxaded the Polnt Stadxum and pro ceeded to g1xe ohnstoxxn a lacmg to the tune of 13 O lt xxas the only q'1me ohnstoxxn lost durmg the season The game xxas played under the obserx atlon of elght thousand spectators ln the thlrd quarter the x 1s1tors made thelr flrst touchdovxn One of the eannette backfleldmen r'1n exghty three yards to score S Portage 7 ohnstoxxn Hlgh School proceeded 1n her usual manner when she qwxe Portage a lacmg Portage xx as the fxrst team to score on ohns toxxn A player of Portage xntercepted a pass and ran sxxty yards for 1 touchdoxxn Thxs game xxas played at the Pomt Stadxum S When the Cathollc bovs mx aded the lohns at the Poxnt the game xx IS played on 1 xx et held 1 fact xx hlch made the playlng heaxy 'md the g :mc sloxx l . 1 in 3 4, . f l .33 5 - ' v' 1- Jai: .I 1 f -' we ..,.,-'-. r 1 S ' z . i f -. ,X 'f '-733 . ,JE ' are k.N ' 1 gg, ' I 1 S' I ' H A . - x .Q, 9 ' ? . t 4, , K P x i ,ssflfwfl Ah .1 1 , ,jwi 'ifj1:.x .f- ' M-'eff Z S.. -' . elf-1-fs S ' S' - ' ,, ., .. l ri 4 2 .Q li .,,. , i. X. K . . A177 . F' 'LSU T. If 1 ' heyy? 5 A filo' SJ' V' 3 , 1. H. .-o 1 .- I L . W . . - ' ' I v ' ,., . r c I ' . . 7 K ' Q 1. H. .-32 - I V . . V A ' ' 1 1 ' . . ' l - . 1. H. .-6 1. C. H. s.-o f ' 1 I Y n U y 'E tl ' 1 ' . . c c 7 . . ' , I ' I Q 1. N ohnstown journeyed to Huntmgton and proceeded to gnve them .11 trounclng for the defeat they handed us last year The Iohns scored twenty pomts m the fourth quarter the second team went 1nto the game and scored a touchdown on the second play S Altoona 0 Fourteen thouvmd hnghly evccnted footbill fins p1cked Mansnon Fneld m Altoona to wltness a struggle between H S ind Altoonn whnch supposedly would clmch the West Sectxon Football Champnon shxp As the result of th1s mtense battle both teams falled to represent the Western Sectlon m the State Champlonshlp struggle I H S Allegheny 0 In thls game the power plays of I H S were too much for the Allegheny defense The game was featured by a seventy flve yard touchdown dash In every quarter blue and black scored Altoona Johnstown Game 1 PY, 7 s 'fn 5 I ws... . , Q' 12-A-'-l lx I ty If If 'I ' 3 IAA' J I. H. S.--34 Huntington-0 I. H. .-0 - ' ' ' ' ' I. . . . 1, . . .-27 - DuBous Game DuBois 0 On October 31 DuBo1s came to the Pomt Stadlum Although overwhelmed them to the tune of 41 O Thls game was marked by rmproved puntmg and passmg on the part of the home team S Wrlkmsburg 7 ohnstown s foe for the turkey and cranberry classlc was Wllkms burq I l-l S gamed a lead of sex en pomts 1n the fxrst half Wxlkms burg came back ln the thlrd quarter and clnmaxed a march of exghty one yards by scormg a touchdown on a pass They converted the extra pomt tymg the score at 7 7 where lt remamed the rest of the game Thns was the last game of the season for the pale Blue and Black grndders l we at - W, - - ,. ,,,...., , e E ' I. H. S.-41 ' .. Johnstown they were a scrappy aggregation, the power plays of H. completely In Ho Q'-'7 . ' 1-1 I . . . . - ADVERTISEMENTS AND I-IUMCDR The Ady ertrsmg Staff of THE SPECTATOR wlshes to extend ts appreclatnon and thanks to the followmg 'idx ertxsers for thelr cooperatlon nn m xkmg this book 1 success Allen Quality Melt AINKIIICS Dury Audlrews Studio A 1' P Stores Baretlnclc M I Sols Becker Slqns Bcrgs Brougher W L B Y Shop Cambrla Motor Int Cambria Rowe BLISIIICQS Colleqe Central Cafe Central Contractors Supply Co Cohauqh D Furl Consolidated Home Illll1lSlllllI Co Conway S Corner Contectloncry Conemaugh hnqravmq Co Deardorffs De Moss I T Dxeges f Clust DuPont Studio Erdman Hugo Falth s Amusement Park Ferndale Bakery Flrestone Servtce Flmn Studio of Musxc Fort Stanwlx Hotel Franke Louis Gall1ker Ice Cream Co Gately t Fltzqeruld Gearhart C Helsel Co Glosser Bros Glosser M C' Son Grnfflth George W Gocher Funeral Home Goodyear Txre and Rubber Co Harrls Boyer Bakery Co Henderson Dry Cleanlng C Laundry Henderson ohn C Hendler Hotel Hoffman E1 Putman Holsmger ewelers Holt man eweler Dr Honeywell Hornxck Hardware Hornlck L G Iohnson W E f Co Iohnstown Bank 6' Trust Co I H S Cafeterm Iohnstown Candy Co Iohnstown Dry Goods lohnstown Photo Supply C Iohnstown Pl umnq Mlll Co Iohnstown Tr action Co ohnstown Window Cla unnq o Kmes Esso SIIKIOH Kelly Gene Kennedy Thom us A Kmzey Frank B Koch Harry Barbtr Shop Koontz Insurance Kuehne s Store Kull Clxrence Corp Ltffltr Samuel P Llxlnqston Bakery LIXIIIKINKOH Edward N Lonq Serxnce St utlou Luehbe Confectioner Mmqes Candy Co Martln s Max s Clothes McKee Market Mlllers Clothes Molrellvxlle Cleaners Moskll olm ldunerul Homt Motor Sales Co Moxhim Lumber Co The Mouth un Pharm :cy Nenstlel s Mxrket Neylns Druq Company Ntcks Hdlfdffiilllg Salon Oppy Slgns f Paxnt Store Packard Motor Co Pamt Store The Pauls Shoe Store Pennant Cleaners Pennzoll Company The Petrlkens Store Pxckmg H M Radio Ralph Reese f Bernard Electrlc leps Ressler Photography Reynolds M D Rxbblett W F Rleck McIunk1n Daxry Roberta Chocolate Shop Rogers Studxo Sahnger Photo Servlce Samtary Dalry Co Sattel Dr Alvm Schraders Scranton Lxfe Insurance Co Sheesley Supply Co Inc Shlelds Daniel I Sky s Store Stahls Garaqe State Sweet Shop The Sterhnq Offlce E School Supply Co Sweet Wheat Bakery Standard Pennant Company Thelele COHSYFUCIIOH Co Torledskys Fur Shop Trxbune Tulip Botthnq Co United ewelers Vzrner VV1lter D VV1qntr Motor Sales Waters Bob Orchestra Woolf f Reynolds Wuqel fd Barber Inc Y M C A Clftterla Xouuq C A 3 Anony mous Friends ' z ' '. t Q ' . 1 ' f 4 s - -, ', , . L E' . ' ,- b Q , . I. I l ,-. 2 - ' I. . ' l. ' A yr h 4 J z R . 2 ' . . - Y A .4 Q ' A ' V .- ' ' I Q z , I v 4 2 - 2 , . . .2 ' 2 , . ' I. 2 4 . ' 2 ' , E , I ,. ,, y 1- .- m E A 4 . . 4 h ' , . . ' v . ' Quaker Sales Corp. . ' ' V . 3 Co. I V' . 2 A , 1 . ' ' V . '1 . 1 I l . . 4 I - -' A Y ' Y . A Y . r . , I . o. ' -' 2 ' , ' ' , s I v v - . 1 . 1 V 1 L l I . . . lc . 2 , , Z r I . . 5 V , V. . . .' . ' ' o. . . I S ' A ' '2 ' C . I ' I ' . , - I . 2 Q ,. z A ' A S. 1 I , Q V '- if . , . I ' '. A 2 . I ' I ' I ' '. . , .... z ' - ' v V 1 E Y . . ,, ' ,. . .. 1 Co. . z I 'liz 2 Wlih Photos RESSLER Tribune Bldg Johnskown in w f 1.4 fx.,- b '-'K' R . :Q -fi W , '- Wi Q :ff A ' tl, f' aa' ' .V ., 452' ., hw , Q 'T b f rr-1.-1 +-ww. - - fi' gf 4 .- Wk, -fue. , ..... U 'r COIIPLIJIE YTS NEVIN S DRUG STORE Shop and Save NEVIN S 500 Maui Street 125 Market Street IOHNSTOWN PA lfn111pl1'11ze11ls of MORRELLVILLE CLEANERS 8 DYERS 123 Fairfield Avenue PHONE 2205 let Ls Kegp You Well Dressed IUMPI IMHN IOHN MOSKAL fl NFAAL HUWI' 413 Broad Street THE MOXHAM PHARMACY 1 Slllllllflll ,Jill Isl Cor Grove Ave and Village Nl II IIHUAIIOUII Sllxl Ill Al IIUWNTOW N Plill I S NENSTIEL S MARKET Vegetables Dairy Products ul lanmus N nsluls Snzuzluazll 243 Vme Street ust As Handy As Your Telephone PHONE 174 STERLING OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY CO 305 Market Street IOHNSTOWN PA CITY PHONE 2386 11111119 lspc ll 1111 1 s lb UF Y at . , Iam. , , J 1 . OF , , H, , I . l1.f,l...' ' 0 , . A . St. , , .1.,, ,J ,. 1 1 I A 1 A 1 P ' 1 , , , . , , 1, , 4 Y Meats, Poultry, Groceries, 1'1,,, H,,,,,,1 uf ' f ,111 1111 1 Ill ' .' 1 1' .' ' .' 'l'ln- lcle-al Craduati u Gill-A WHATEVER ELSE YOU READ FAVORITE IS THE JOI-INSTCWN TRIBUNE THE BIG HGME NEWSPAPER IT'S A SAFE BET THAT YQLIR I I llll II 1 1 Ilflll Ulm IIIIII SIGNS For All Purposes An Paint Store Pamted Electrxc 01' N909 Agency for Oppy Sugns PAINT For All Surfaces Household Factory Automoblle Wethenll s Atlas A Prlce PAINTS Tlcket to a VARNISHES Bulletm Brushes Artxsts Board ENAMELS Materlals 97 CLINTON ST PHONES 5446 I Re 1736 I Yellow and Green Store Head of Washlnqton St THE GOCHER FUNERAL fllllllllllllf IIIS 0 THIELE CONSTRUCTION CO FI Nl'Ix4L CUNIAAFIOAS CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS CUT STONE City Phone 2026 OFFICE AND YARD 823 837 Pme Street IOHNSTOWN PA HOME Q Phone 212 Illllllll nls HORNICK S HARDWARE PAINTS OILS SPORTING COODS 311 Bro d Street PHONE 6330 lilly 'll' f1'111 I1 l'11'11I1'1'- ll' K :S 'Q I ' ' I lsu o -- d-- . : .1 . , T- ' and . - Y . I ' '- S. ' AT' ' . . , , . , H , . I 41 1 . 4 . 1 A . , . 'XIII ' 1' .' of Y S 1 , , 1 a A PI-IOTGGRAPI-IS JAMES 'DUPQNT Portrult I roup I omnu fl ml I Qgul 156 LLIWTON STREET Phone 604 Jlrs. Rvlfl. J. Sllgerson from ll rvrvnl portrait by ,lamvs llupnnl b F of . , , U. -.- , --- A 2 --- J r . 1 Y 1 1 I CU.VI'I,1IVEXT5 OI GATELY 81 FITZGERALD FURNITURE C0 CLINTON STREET Near Maln Street CO UPLIMEN TS HENDERSONS IIC D111 LILAAPIS Makers of SHOE GROOM COMPLIMEA TS STAHL S GARAGE 940 Franklm Street IOHNSTOWN PENN A FOIIPIIYIIFNTS SWEET WHEAT BAKERY When' ualltx and FIPUIIIIIIPSS Prezazl 612 OAK ST PHONE 6298 i U ' A A OF or I . ' ' Aw 1,,f1z'x'11ER1fRs OF 5 If all Q '., HARRIS HARRIS BOYER Bowan Q-await! TWH A Loaf That s BUTTER KISSED and TWISTED ae, sax- We 2 R .Twp 'Iv up 6-5..tl'l'R6 ? aa..z1w'f I In wi ,,fffff lil ,,, ll fff made wlth Mxlk 'VX Butter and Honey Each loaf IS washed w1th pure butter to q1ve th1s new Harms Boyer Butter Twxst Bread a rlcher del1c1ously dxfferent taste Each loaf IS twlsted to t1e ID the de11c1ous flavor and produce a flner smoother texture You 11 hke thxs new Harms Boyer Bread Try a loaf today' HARRIS 5oYERs QHQUEQW TWH BREAD At Your Local Grocers HARRIS HARRIS BUYER 5oveR l i 1- i . . .1 , lil., ..-i. -i rl- '- 11-. i1L.,.. -- il . i..i...i. . I 3+ O . Y . 5 ' fr Q , Q R as 'ii X 0 gc vc , sag 'f- ,A X ,f I X. . 2 'a ,I ., . J ... , - 1 s , I Y I,-H01 .y X www .fffwgf I' v fr - .,.-7 R Ig C Q I' Mf,,.qfQgfl111lf ,Hl,,,f1f1lQl I ' 11' I 'fill 'V' fill!!! 11 'iv' 70 H 'Mgt ay TZWMKWM IIIVW77 I 11 A ' 111, 1 fb 4' M IME!!-2 - ff' I - - II, , ' ,, Q, ' ' I R ' I , . V 1 lil - .-ll. - .-,ii , -..-...i .i-i - L - ' inn , ' I-11 FOR FOOD B-Y SHOP + FOR GASOLINE OILS TIRES B Y SERVICE Bob Yost SOMERSET AT NAPOLEON B. HENDLER TRAVEL BUREAU Steamship Tickets by All Lines at the Companies' Published Rates 39 Years in Business 24 Years in Same Location IOHNSTOWN PA. FOR SAFETY INSURE Wlth LOUIS FRANKE INSURANCE AGENCY ROOM 5 OTTO BLDG C OM PLI M E N TS M GLOSSER 8 SONS FORT STANWIX ANDREW S PHOTO STUDIO 549 MAIN STREET Corner Clinton T lephone 2038 I We Arr' lqulppml In Talie fare IOHNSTOWN PA of Anything Photographic 9 ,- .. , . Y OF Q Q . Complim ents of + , . MILK - CREAM ICE CREAM The Home of Vltamln D Mllk ICE CREAM LUNCHES MEET AND EAT AT DAIRY-DELL TASTY LUNCHES HOT SOUPS DELICIOUS SALADS AND SANDWICHES SPECIAL EVENING AND SUNDAY DINNERS EXCELLENT HOME COOKED FOOD MILK SHAKES ICE CREAM SODAS DINE IA' OCR BEALCTIFLL SPANISH GARDEN' H E WAGNER MOTOR SALES COMPANY DODGE PLYMOUTH 0 lulls 0 Depemlable SAI! S and SFAVICI' Cnty Phones 748 749 Bell Phone 9637 850 HORNER STREET 3133 BAUMER STREET COMPLIMENTS FRIEND BERG S POR SMART DRESSES SLITS AAD FOAI S 442 MAIN STREET FOMPLIMEA TS QUAKER SALES CORPORATION W L BROUGHERS PLANTS Pl'0VlSl0ll Market Canoe Creek Blanr County Penna Member of Economy Stores Warehouse Iohnstown Pa PRODUCERS PHONE 773 CRusHED LIMESTONE Cor Horner and Messenger Sts CRUSHED MIXED CAMBRIA MOTORS, Inc AUTOMOBILES TRUCKS 53 7 Locust Street E P BLOUGH Pres BUICK G M C TRUCKS PAVING MATERIALS Wholesalers Dzstrzbutors Sales Agents Heavy Hardware Mnll and Mme Supplies Tools Glass Paints Varmshes Brlck Builders Sup plnes Tnles Refractornes Tars Asphalt Road Oils Alkalles Iron and Steel Products PHONE 967 IOHNSTOWN PA o o 7 If 41 jf , w 1 1 3 1 I 44. A 1 4 7 1 1 , . , ' . y w 1 rv A ' I 1 . I 1 Y Q Q 1 1 , . , . , . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . , . YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY - R I I: C K 'J' 00 gf 4ToRv PR01 ICE CR EA RIECK MCIUNKIN DAIRY COMPANY Phone Indiana 163 INDIANA Ct HUGO ERDMANN PACKARD MOTOR COMPANY I I UWI R S 130 MARKET STREET IOHNSTOWN PA 1670 B 1' Ph B e o CROSSINC FOIIPIIIIFW 9 01' PACKARD NASH LAFAYETTE 1 T De Moss PHOTOCRAPHFR KELLY SPRINGFIELD PREST O LITE Y 'X' 'df ' ak 0 41 5 4 X 0 Y'- H Q A ' -1 , PA. Opposite Post Ofifce BEDFORD STREET ' ' at iy Phone e one 16 ' , . I 4 SHEESLEY SUPPLY COMPANY Inc: BUILDERS SUPPLIES READY MIXED CONCRETE 835 837 Horner Street Cnty Phone 20 94 IOHNSTOWN PA Tl e I mme Buck band Roofing Cement Sewer Pxpe Limestone Compliments 0 M BARETINCIC 8 SONS 1l0lx7lfl!lN S IOHNSTOWN PA W E IOHNSON a Co Whole salr lon flllflllll 621 Rallroad Street PHONE 649 IOHNSFOWN PA FI17llPIlIIlPlIf9 o IOHNSTOWN CANDY co Wholefsalf Con C'LfIOIlPl'j IOHNSTOVVN PA FOMPIIVIHXT S CORNER CONFECTIONERY Ylze Stole With the Olange Flon! The Home of the Treasure Cards Corner Bond St and Coleman Ave O HEETER Mgr RED! YOUR STORF ll ear 1115 fippurzl am If If ssmzr lor Uzssffs ami Women Y ' ' 1 I , 1 W, V V , . o -I 4- f f IN f Y ' Railroad Street Nlilill Slffilfl , . + - 7 w w 1 J 1 4 A V -' fa , OF 1 .f :32.'.' 4: v V ' - + - 7, 'A ' . . . , . ack S I bet I know what GWe Compliment ou, Graduates o 1937 Glosser Bros congratulate you and w1sh each and every one of you a well rounded successful and useful career We feel sure that you w1ll carry 1nto your future the same hlgh 1deals that have made you a suc cessful Hxgh School Graduate If at any t1me the Glosser Bros Store can be of any servlce to you let us know Agam we comphment you l0SSER R0 Jon-ms'rowN PA EVERYBODYS STORE MISS Hawman In what battle was Custer k1lled7 Bo by In hls last one I thmk EDGAR S PETRIKEN Meats Grocerles and Confectlons you had for breakfast Teacher What? Teacher What makes you thmk so? ack S Because I can see the enamel on your teeth tc Blll have you any 1deas on the sub1ect7 B111 Yes Ive had an xdea m the back of my mmd for flve years and IIS a good one Itc It ought to e xts aged m the wood PHONE 528: B 731 Grant Street Estlmates Cheerfully Gwen All Work Guaranteed RADIO RALPH folznstou IZ 5 Leading, Itadzotrlclans PHONE 814 10316 Clmton Street b : H , Y . I .: - lack S.: 'AA dishpanf' IOHNSTOWN, PA- I .: I hz ' , . f ' g D b , . r , . . . hz H b ,-1. r . X . PENNANTS BANNERS PILLOWS Add cl guty eolo and bpmt to your school work by the use of felt pennants ban ners plllowi emblem caps erets nd Lhen lls. l t ers xr tt nt on FAIAIOI LIL Hx1'F STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BIG RUN PA COMPLIMENTS FRIEND BOB WATERS and Hls RAINDROPS MDSII H111 411 OCCASIOAS WARING S FERNDALE BAKERY 555 Femdale Avenue IOHNSTOWN PA Complzmenls 0 H V ALLEN HIGH QUALITY MEATS, GROCERIES AND GREEN GOODS Member of Economy Stores 752 Bedford St. PHONE 851 ROGER S STUDIOS PORTRAII PHOTOCRA PHFRS + TELEPHONE 2781 205 Iohnstown Bank and Trust Co Bulldmg i1',' r' Y V b , 3 ' l' ct ,. N0 order too small to rc- ccivc Ol zu c i . - ,, .,- I 4 1' 11 + ,. w . , . . I I, , . Y 9 + , . . , O O 6'5 'Ur 512 WASHINGTON ST 4th Door from Franklm St THE PAINT STORE IIC r K Ll Pamts Hardware Art Supplxes 219 F IOHNSTOWN. PA. Dr W C Honeywell DP N 1187 M S PHONE 2038 B FOR HEALTHS SAKE ROLLER SKATE FAITH S AMUSEMENT PARK r'vae aries rrane on 2 PHONE 2536-L Your Future Depends Upon Your Eyes QUALITY GLASSES ON EASY CREDIT Over 17 Years In This Community Dn A LVIN A L op-I-oMETR'STXf ,1:! ND OPTICIAN :ora MARKET smear - NEAR MAIN. PHONE 1846 GEARHART 8 HELSEL HIGH GRADE FURNITURE Radlos and Eleetrne Refrigerators 419 Mam Street CONLMAUGH PA HOLTZMAN S CL ts fm Irmluafes Rellable Crednt jewelers H2 Market St eet IOHNSTOWN PA HOFFMAN 8 PUTMAN GROCERIILS PRODLICIL MEATS + 414 Messenger Street PHONE 449 COMPLIMEJNTS NICK S HAIRDRESSING SALON 11011 Sty It fjI'l!,lI1I1110Il9 312 First National Bank Bldg PHONE 22 W F RIBBLET ll 571FE of THE PF Nl Real Estate Rentmq Collections License 8 Cooper Avenue PHONE 5811 S MOTOR SALES COMPANY FSL I CHEVROLET X Ml- 91 Central Avenue , OF Y vi . . Q 2 . . + ws w y v , V fr 4 Jf A4 fSinm' 18981 T , H . . Y us 1-f A 1 in n I n 'r , . .. ITS- GALLIKER'S Quality ICE CREAM And MILK and CREAM Teacher If there are any dumb bells 1n the room wnll they please stand up? A long pause and then a lone freshman stands up What do you consxder yourself a dumb bell7 asked the teacher Well not exactly that slr but I hate to see you standlng all alone Department over there7 u e Yes that IS our Chamber of Commas Fred Well ohn haung taken Enghsh what do you thmk of O Henry? lo n O K but the nuts stxck m my teeth WILLIAM SCHRADER 5141 I7 WITH ILOWERS 510 VINE STREET Iohnstown Pa Wmdber Pa Phone Phone FOR YOUR LIFE INSURANCE FROM AGE ONE TO SIXTY CALL SCRANTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY M Llf her Mgr 501 Swank Bldg PHONE 1686 ' ' .I ' sso oso Stranger: Is the English D lc : H , ' ' . v l , vv ' l S ' 7 'V I ' h : . ., ' TORLEDSKYS wsrom Mmm was FOI lhc D1 sc: lllllfldflllg' fWzss Embassy 414 Mam St Theatre Iohnstown Building Pennsylvama Compliment v 0 CONSOLIDATED HOME FURNISHING CO HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES AT EASY TERMS 526 Washington Street IOHNSTOWN PA D EARLE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Cor M ket and Vme Streets PHONE 502 COWPLIMEA TS STEPHEN I CONWAY ll APRAI IIIRLC 10h CENTRAL CAFE 'V IOHNSTOWN S NICEST EATING PLACE IOIIIIMIP N7 S REESE 8 BERNARD ELECTRIC CO + 0 + COBAUGH GROCERY OF ' .5 ' I , ' f ' OF RIDE THE CARS The street car IS the safest place rn the streets Gperatxon on ralls avolds many of the hazards to wh1ch vehlcles weavlng 1n and out of trafhc are subjected Street cars are safe and comfortable ln all klnds of weather There IS no sklddxng on sllppery pavements The SQIVICC IS frequent Johnstown Tractlon Company Ca K U L L The Plumber CLARENCE G KULL 10 Wll PHONE 959 M CLOTHES Illllllllll VIS Always Rellable LONGS SERVICE STATION Always Reasonable PHONE 58491 79 F f l IOHNSTOWN PA 4 C ll Cmnplinz nts f I Q Plumlning and Heating 8 i ow Street f T ',. f 01 Q air ie d Avenue COMPLIMENTS THE MAYOR WF DELIVFR ANYWHERE GEO W GRIF F ITH Whlte Ash Mlller Seam Coal More Heat Less Ash and Clmker IOHNSTOWN PA Mme Offlce 109 Barron Ave PHONE 185 SALINGER PHOTO SERVICE COIIIIIIFICIIII P11010 rapfn KODAK FINISHING 531 Locust Street PHONE 5132 lmnplzmmztv 0 PEPSI COLA Tul1p Botthng COMPANY 41 l Third Avenue IOHNSTOWN PEN NA BECKER SIGNS COMPLETE SIGN SERVICE YOU VE TRIED THE REST NOW TASTE THE BEST DEIICIOUS Hot and Cold Drmks Our Famous Caramels Mllk Fruit and Nut Chocolates Made Daily Also Fresh Roasted Salted Nuts STATE SWEET SHOP State Theatre Bulldmg THE OASIS 122 Market Street DELICIOLIS SANDWICHES and LIGHT LUNCHES + OF ,QT g- .- + HOME PORTRAITURE J ' . f ' - + 44 YY John Henderson H Nl'lxAI IIIRH 70h 632 Mam Street IOHNSTOWN PA CITY PHONE 152 BELL PHONE 9431 Margaret It was some an lmal rn South Amerxcw as blg as an elephant and rt begms wxth 'ie' Pete I know all g1rls are fools Sophy No some are old malds lack W Do you haxe any anrmal crackers ln the box7 Storekeeper No but we haue some nrce clog b1SCUltS m a box MISS Thomas What rs the reason for th1s punctuat1on7 Marne On account of be cause M D Reynolds Typewrrter Servlce We Sell Rent -X and Repair Typewrlters fSell the New Royal Portablej Phone 182 437 Lmcoln Street IOHNSTOWN PA MANGES CANDY COMPANY Adams and Rallroad Streets IOHNSTOWN PA Phone 5328 CO. . .V , . , . , . , 4 lfslulnlislwml IST!! + , . .. . ' .. , ' - O 6 ' ' ' C L ' l I ' gf- 'lil' 3 nf - 4.-:vu--FA, ' i Iohn: Oh, l know-a gir- -511--ff All Makes iff 5 of x4l 'jf--- . A-ipipvl Q . .. V . I .. Y 1 . . . .. , . IOHNSTOWN PLANING MILL COMPANY Lumber M1llwork and Building Matenal Est blushed 1895 OFFICE 422 Horne St Pho es City 775 and 776 Bell 46 IOHNSTOWN PA L11 ber Wallboard Asph lt Pl terers Sheet ock Cement Roofing Se er Pipe THOMAS A KENNEDY FUNERAL DIRECTOR 119 W ln t St eet IOHNSTOWN PA Pho e 2600 Be Popular Learn to Dance GENE KELLY ,VV DANCE 'I STUDIO V e St t Fra m Phone 2638 M fbmplzments o IOHNSTOWN WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY And IOHNSTOWN PNEUMATIC CARPET CLEANING COMPANY I SPIEGEL I OMPLIMFNY S THE HORNICK STUDIO + I IIDIOQIIIIIIIPI Q CITY PHONE 846 BELL PHONE 4251 WALTER D VARNER Lumber Roofing Millwork Bullders Supplles 524 Homer St t IOHNSTOWN PA a u r 1 ' r ' ' . . . n a ' f - r . n - ' -4 ' J v ' Ls V S ' ' ln. fl: m H as ' , Shingles Material S W, r I ' ' w ' 443 in ., a nkl' l . , . OF + ree 1 . . This Lyriduxtlon Ask the I nnllv for 1 New MODERN WATCH FROM ROTHSTEIN S N1t1on1lly Fimous Watches of Guimnteed Accumcy HAMILTON ELGIN BULOVA GRUEN WESTFIELD HSTEIN IOIINSIOWX S IPAIIIV HWIIIIIN C0 WPLIMEA TS KLIEHNE S STORE Cold Meats Groeerles Candy Ice Cream 321 WALNUT STREET CUWILHIP N7 S Edw W Livingston YOLA PILWIBFR 5 White I redonzzrlatea TOWNS SMARTEST WHITES SWING STYLES S1 95 Widths PAA to EEE S ze l to 9 Lxla Rose Smart Whltcs PAUL S 47 Maixl St. Iohnstown Smurf Shoes for Wnrrzerz 1 .Vi- V' N- y :f H . . . . . f , Y ch c c ' . cc c Suchas ,., ,., ,-f + . I ,. 4, ,I,1 414. I I OF 66 I , - H77 f Y in C . is Ol at Y . . 'Pa I , , W I ROSE 8 SONS LUMBER MILLWORK COAYRAC 1 OAS BUILDLRS I M Rooflngs Asbestos Shmqles Insulating Board Hardboard Ironmg Boards Screen Doors and Window Weatherstrlp Upson Board and Tlle CEMENT PLASTER SHEETROCK Ofhce Planmg Mlll Phone 1294 Phone 1295 328 LINCOLN STREET COMPLIMENTS FRIEND Comphm ent s 0 McKEE MARKET R EARL McKEE Meats and Grocerxes PHONE 6364 Corner Strayer St and Chandler IOHNSTOWN PA Ave WOOLF 8: REYNOLDS ohnstown s Blgger and Better Men s Store CIOTHFS TH 4T SATISFY Lunches Ice Cream ALVVINE S On the Plke POPL LAR BECAUSE OF QUALITY IIJMPI IMI A I S H M PICKING 8 SONS MOIJ ICIANS + PHONE 720 514 Somerset Street IOHNSTOWN, PA OF A . , x I COMPLIMENTS OF OF 1 ' 1' - . . DIEEEES 81 GLUST Manufacturmg Speclalty ewelers DESIGNERS and MAKERS Of the Offlclal IOHNSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL RINGS 17 Iohn Street Chamber of Commerce Bldg NEW YORK N Y PITTSBURGH PA She Thanks loads' My names Wlllle Carolyn Hey Bob dxd you have your p1cture taken? Bob Yea Carolyn Dld you haxe It Bob No wxth the cameru Miss Showers What lb the last set of teeth? Class Permanent Mlss Showers The f1lse se Mnss Gocher Qlleadmg in adw ertnsement for a posntlonj Wanted A stenographer and a typewrlter Velma Would you haxe to brmg a typewrlter wxth you? MARTIN S Apparel for MISSFS and WOW1' I lIllllXlllUdllly Lllllifxil Wllll Economy KOIIPIIMF W7 s SKY S STORES -ill BROAD STREET 92 FAIRFIELD AVENUE SIE , . . , . xx I . . 'rl Y .--,.. ' .I . . + 1 I taken with your glasses? . ' , ' y - Z .. ' . C . I -I .. L 1 t A J 4 1. I 'A' --- OF . K . . . 7 C0.1ll'l,IMENTS OF rsrnsusuw 9 FOOD STORES IOHNSTOWN PHOTO SUPPLY For Those Wim Want lhe Bes! AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL SUPPLIES l6MM SOUND ON FILM PROIECTORS Txme Payments 305 MP IN STREET LARGEST SEI ECTION of the BEST FOODS CITY Y M C A CAFETERIA W 1 GARD Mgr Alw y Ask DIXIE HAMS BACON SAUSAGE Manufarl1uf1lU11ly Hy THE C A YOUNG CO E W GARD Co Mgr IOHNSTOWN PA a s ' x 4 1 for Y inthe and + + Q Q f 4 , P' -' Q -' . . . . , . . . , .- . , . WEISER MUSIC CO PENN ACADEMY OF MUSIC 415 MAIN STREET MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES INSTRUMENTS Purchase Any Musneal Instruments On Our LESSON PLAN CONVENIENT TERMS CASH THE RICIIFSI' CHILD I5 IOOR WIIHUII VIUSII Al IAAINIW LEFFLER PHONE 5107 L LI TO IJATF WLIHODS CUSTOM AUTO PAINTING FENDER AND BODY REPAIRING 325 Coope Avenue IOHNSTOWN PA WE MAKE DFIICIOUS SEASOA S AOVFITIES A ROBERT ZIMMERMAN S FAMOUS HOME MADE CANDIES VITALITY BRF AD LIVINGSTON BAKING COMPANY IOHNSTOWN nn yl O as V l v v v J rv -rv v - H , J' -1, SAMUEL P. YJ. - .A 1, r 73 'J J ' 1 J A +, R O B E R . T . Pe s vanxa A Short Busmess Tramlng After Hugh School Wxll Constltute Education Insurance For Academuc As Well Commerual Students CAMBRIA ROWE BUSINESS COLLEGE 542 Mam Street IOHNSTOWN PA I B HOLSINGER 8 SONS Inc J E W F LF RS Repamng a Speclalty 230 Bedford Street IOHNSTOWN PA IUIIIIIIIIWIS GOODYEAR SERVICE Cor Mam 8 Walrlut Street IOHNSTOWN PA TRPA7 l0lR91'If 10 THF LUEBBE S CONFECTIONERY 1073 FRANKLIN STREET Opposite Memorlal Hospital PENNANT CLEANERS 112 Ohno Street + L A Domer Prop Alumnus Im sorry to hear that Hou dxd Brother ones pl Kap He fell through some scaffoldmg Alumnus Work as a brlck layer7 P1 Kap Bemg hanged MISS Fehx Questlon No 24 xx hat do you have ane7 ane P A headache . . . . . , O - , , I6 I YY . . ' As ,- + , . 4 . I 2 ff OF . ' s , . , . . , , , w . ,. . 1 J A, 1 4 4 BEST AT v , ' , - I die? ,. : ' ,I o nstown Dry Goods Company, Inc WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TOYS Cor Jackson and Locust Streets IOHNSTOWN PA COMPI IMENTS THE MOXHAM LUMBER COMPANY l THE FLINN STUDIOS IOHNSTOWN PA lU1IlIIlIl'WS FIRESTONE SERVICE STORES Ad d Bedf d St t IOHNSTOWN PA 0 ,.. , . Comp iments of ' ' Nlusical Instruction OF Cor. Haynes and Somerset St , . I 1' H1 I. Ol BIDS an 01' ffe S Success Is Dependent On Quahty Good Qualltles m Gasolme Are Found m Gasolme Sold t KANE S ESSO STATION PHONES B u 65 Cty 2558 COMPLIMEA TS IOHNSTOWN HKHISCHOOL CAFETERIA KOONTZ INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Sp t IOHNSTOWN 6367 M HARRY KOCH S BARBER SHOP 640 HORNER STREET LUMPLIMENTS FRANK B. KINZEY IOHNSTOWN, PA UNITED IEWELERS A 7 ION DIAMONDS and WATCHES CASH OR CREDIT 410 Mam ree IOHNSTOWN, PA 7 OF Q ' a Y Haynes and Bedford Sts. ' - 1 -' 191 ring Sreet e 9 i , PA. Phone - Y 0 . . 9 v A + OI ' St r Uniform PENNZIP GASOIINE mu uzm 'fuuznw Mxss Swlsher Burns Wrote To 1 Mouse Sophy D1d she answer? Mary Tom doesnt Mabel have the face of a samt7 Tom I ll say the face of 3 Samt Bernard Teacher What are our m terests m Europe? Colnplzmenls 0 DEARDORFF S SERVICE STATION HORNER STREET The Small Store Wzllz Bzg Values Dlck Why should we be MAX S CLOTHES mterested m European af f 7 Talkmg to You Man to Man We airs Beheve Our Prices Styles and Teafhef Why shouldnt Quahty Will Interest You we7 Dlck l asked you fxrst 543 Mam Street IOHNSTOWN PA I N .hu I N N . 's I '- '- 1 - ' -' f ' ' . .. CORNER POPLAR AND . D A1 I , COMPLIMENTS IOHNSTOWN BANK AND TRUST co 532 534 Mann Street 311 Broad Street FRIEND CLASS CP 1913 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS C pl t Banking a d Trust Service OF A OF + OF Member Federal Deposit Insurance or oration LINE HALFTONE COLOR PLATES FOR PRINTERS PUBLISHERS Engravers to the 1937 Spectator HELPFUL DESIGNING F ENGRAVING SERVICE FOR SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS 8 , I ADVERTISERS STOP running around in Circles when planning an Annual' plane your book Ill the handa of an orgamzatlon wlth ample facllltles ana personnel expenenced to produce an Annual 1n leeplng wlth the ndeals and trad1t1ons of your Alma Mater buah an Orqamzatlon IS WEIGEL ea- BARBER, Inc BAILEY BLDG 329 331 Maln Street IOHNSTOWN PA . . O O 4 V ' L u u n u u Q 1 . I . . . K - . O Q O O O N . . . . hylflf' llnmf' nf Rafal llfllllllhllgn . . AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS