Kingtson Township High School - Triton Yearbook (Trucksville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1941 volume:

Q., 5-u ads- X 5 e - ' f' 1 , 'F 1 51 3 , 'wg - iii: w h J 1 q I ' . ,- 5 f N , 1' , - , .A- ..-,: 5 v - R X filburis Kingston Township High School fma I Alma Mater, hill surrounded Set in beauty and in grace, Worthy of our admiration And of your exalted place. Year by year We raise a chorus And the hills send echoes back 3 Hail the school of our allegiance And the colors, Orange and Black! !Vla!Ef II Hail our high school, We salute you! Forth We go, each on his way. The lessons we have learned together Never leave us come what may. Happy memories We will cherish In the years we journey through K. T. H. S., true forever, We will live to honor you! N orma Walter '25 Dulwlisllecl lmq H19 JENIOIQ CLA!! ofllre nqsion Township Hiqh School Tvuclssville, Do. XXX XXX UE' TRITCN N IA .1-. I 3 xi! 1941 i XX X'-N ,XXX R M I. -Q OFEWOI' We present this, the third edition of the Triton , as a record of our achievements for the past year. We trust that it Will enrich your memories of the year nine- teen forty and forty-one. J. A. MARTIN Supervising Principal B. S. Pennsylvania State College M. A. Columbia University Lfiff in rigllf Smlvdf Esther Saxe, Dorothy Weaver, James Martin lSupervising prinvipall, Warren Taylor! Slumling Elwood Swinule, Claude Spanrake, Alys Woolbert. Robert Somerville, Hilda Staulm, Emily Lewis, Eleanor Staub, Sophia Morris. Sara Pfahler was absent when the far-ulty pictures were taken. llrcciuciulllltg Imff Io righi Swzlrfrl Thomas Carle, Florence Heitsman, Walter Hicks, Ruth Howell. Slcrnding Clement Augustin, Helen Anderson, Thomas Jenkins, Althea Dymond, Alice Hand, Pearl Averett, Wilson Cease. mica mn We dedicate this edition of the Triton to Mrs. Kenneth Woolbert, the sponsor of our class for the past two years, and to Mr. Warren S. Taylor, our assistant senior advisor. We sincerely thank Mrs. Woolbert for her leadership in making our class successful in every undertaking, and Mr. Taylor who has assisted her in these tasks. Q XKMX KEYS Senior Class Ufhcers ROBERT P. BECK President HUGH M. RIDALL, Jr. MARGARET E. DAVIS THOMAS E. HONTZ Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senior Cllcoiss History The senior class, as all other classes do, looks back to its freshmen and sophomore Wiener roasts as the only outside activities for the first two years in high school. The junior year saw us present our play, Almost Eight- een , and our prom which is very well illustrated in the Triton . Both were well received and thoroughly enjoyed. Our senior play, The Family Up- stairs , was our first event of this year. At the present time we are enjoying the closing activities which are bringing us closer to graduation. After grad- uation we plan to take a trip to New York City, a fitting climax to our four years together at Kingston Township High School. Motto: Deeds, not Words. Flower: Sweet pea Colors: Red and White BUT H LOUISE ADLE R Ruthie'l Commercial A little shy but very graceful. Always willing to give a help- ing hand wherever it is needed. Activities Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS ATKINSON BATE1' Tom Academic Books couldn't hold all that Tom knows about photogra- phy. Activities Operetta Z3 Play 3, Photography Editor of Year Book 45 A Cappella Choir 2. MARIAN MAE ANTHONY Tony Commercial Marian has reached her goal in high school, but we know she'll continue f'tops in spcrts and friendship. Activities Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Baseball, 1 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2,33 Glee Club 13 G. A. A. 3, 4, May Day Pageant 3. ROBERT PAUL BECK Becky Commercial Outstanding ability in all sports and a respectable fellow in his class offices. Activities Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff 45 Play 3, Class Officer 2, 4. LOIS VIVIAN CADWALADER Caddie Academic Five feet two, eyes of blue. Lois is a girl who is always locking on the bright side of things and makes others notice that there's a rainbow just around the corner. Activities-Class Basketball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4, Baseball 23 Volleyltall 2. JEANNE SHIRLEY DAMPF Jeannie Commercial A willing worker, Whether it is improving herself, the class, or just helping a friend. She showed real dramatic ability and artistic talent in high school. Keep it up, Jeanne. Activities Baseball 23 Volley- ball 2, 3, 45 Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Year Book Staff 4. WARREN HARRY DeWITT Warren Academic Although Warren is quiet, his trumpet spealfs for him. Such taleit promises a career but he is ready to meet anything the future presents. Activities f-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4- MARION LO U IS E COOLBAUGH Shorty Commercial K. T. has her smiles and cheery ways, but Colorado has her heart. Isn't that right, Marion? Activities Glee Club 3, 4, Class Basketball 3, 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH DAVIS Peggy Academic Charming and popular. Al- though Peggy is short, she rates high in school activities. Activitiesf- Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 49 Year Book Staff 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 3, May 3Day Pageant 33 Track 1, 2, i . JEAN ELIZABETH DYMON D Jean Academic Somewhat quiet, somewhat shy, but a friend that no one can deny. This kind will forever linger in everyone's heart. Activities f- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Basketball 3, 4, Operetta 23 Y ear Book Staff 4, May Day Pageant 3. FRE DA VIOLA GREEN Freda Commercial Freda doesn't primp much, she's just naturally neat, al- ways speaking and acting at the right time. Activities - Class Varsity Basketball 3, 4. JOHN WILLARD HALL Jack Academic Introducing the boy who's got rhythm . But Jack doesn't stop at being a good drummer. He's dependable and a good sport about everything. Activities-Operetta 2, Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff, Band 4, Forensic Music League Contest 3. LOIS MARION HEITSMAN Heitsy Academic Pretty and graceful, charming and witty. Her eyes are al- ways sparkling with joy and happiness. Activities---Class Baseball 3, Class Basketball 2, 3, Junior Play, Operetta 2, May Day Pageant 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Year Book Stalf. girls. FRITZGES Basketball 1. CEDRIC ROBERT GRIFFITHS 'tGrifHe Academic Whenever you see a curly head, a great big smile and laughing blue eyes coming down the street, that's Griffie . And when you hear a putt-putt motor, it's still Griflie . Activities-Football 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, Operetta 1. RALPH HEALE Healie Commercial It's a big job for a quarter- back, so the job was given to Healie . He was also around to cheer the other teams on to victory, especially the Girls' Basketball Team. Activities -Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Class Basketball 1, Track Man- ager 2, Operetta 1. LOIS MARJORIE HENNING Lois Academic Our choice for the one most likely to succeed. She possesses a lovely personality, athletic ability, and a heart that every boy longs for. She also showed us how a good forward on a basketball team plays. ActivitiessGlee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, Class Oflicer 1, 2, Junior Play, G. A. A. 3, 4, May Day Pag- eant 3, Student Council 3, Year Book Staff 4. JOHN LESTER ENGLER Johnny Commercial Tall, dark, and handsome. Though managing football and playing baseball has taken most of his time Johnny still finds time to be a favorite of many people especially some senior Activities--Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Play Manager 3, Football 3, 4, Class Basketball 3, Year Book Staff 4. HAROLD FREDERICK Whitey Commercial Whitey is shy, but he shines in football and basketball. Everyone likes Whitey , Activities-Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class CELESTINE AURELIA FABIAN 'fCele Academic Tall and slender. Always a dependable friend who is well on the road to success. Activities-Class Volleyball 1, 2, Class Baseball 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Property Manager, Decoration Commit- tee for Prom, Year Book Staff, Secretary of Glee Club 4. RALPH CHARLES GARRIS Garris Commercial The teachers don't worry Ralph. It's quite vice versa. Nothing can make him have a moments' stress, because his good humor prevents it. Activities-Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS EDWARD HONTZ, Jr. llontzie Commercial Our blond, capable treasurer. He is a real gentleman in every thing he does. Activities- -Class Basketball 25 Class Officer 3, 45 Class Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 Hi-Lites Staff 4. HOWARD GEORGE JACKSON Swifty Commercial Sports seem to be the thing that interests Swifty most. He doesn't express his opinion on other things. Activities Football 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 15 Basketball 2. JANE DORAN HUTCHISON Hutch Commercial Jane is an all round sport. Next to studies she likes to roller skate, right, Jane? Or is it the other way around? Activities-Class Basketball 2, 35 Baseball, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 May Day Pag- eant 35 G. A. A. 3, 45 Ping- Pong Champ 3. EVAN HERBERT JENKINS Evan Commercial What a grand pair Del and Evan make. He admirably helped our basketball team Win many victories. Activities-Class Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. RICHARD ERNEST JONES Dick Academic Greece had its orators, but so do we. Dick came out a winner, but we like him for his humorous imitations and such. Activitiesf Operetta 1, 25 Off- icer 35 Class Basketball 15 Play 3, 45 Oratorical Contests 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. GLEN LaRUE KESSLER Glen Commercial One part modesty, two measures of quietness, a batch of good friends. Glen is the answer. Activities-Orchestra, Band 3, 45 Hi-Lites Staff. ROBERT JOSEPH LAHR Bob Commercial Our staunch Democrat. Bob has been teased so much we realize how strong his faith is. This trait will aid him immense- ly in the future. Activities --Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 Class Officer 3. WILLIAM DONALD JONES Bill Academic We wonder why it is that when football season's over HBill isn't seen in school so often? What's the matter Bill , are you getting spring fever early? Activities Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Class Volleyball 25 Oper- etta 15 Year Book Staff 4. MARY AUGUSTA KING Mary Commercial Mary's personality speaks for itself. She represented us well in the County Declamation Contests for the last two years. Fortunate will be the person for whom Mary is secretary. Activities Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Declamation Contest 3, 45 Play 4. IDA PEARL LEWIS t'Ida Commercial As a basketball manager these characteristics of Ida's stood out: cheerfulness, loyalty, and understanding ways. Activities Class Volleyball, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 Glee Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 3, 4. ADELTHA ELIZABETH MILLER Del Commercial Music is her pastime. She does her share in sports, too. You can always find her on the sidelines cheering the team to victory. Activities---Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, May Day Pageant 3, Senior Play, Operetta 1, 2, Class Volleyball, Basketball 3. ALICE MAE NEWHART Alice Commercial No matter what she is doing, Alice is always natural, happy, and ready to greet a friend with a cheery hello . ActivitiesfClass Volleyball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. JOSEPHINE ESTHER NICHOLS Jo Academic Her grace and charm make 'tJo a born actress but we must not forget her athletic ability and lively personality. ActivitiesfClass Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4 lMgr.J, Operetta 1, 2, Junior and Senior Plays, May Day Pageant 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Year Book Staff, Decoration Committee for Prom. GLENN ALBERT LOVELAND Glenn Commercial Is it his red hair that makes him outstanding? Well, any- way, the girls like it. Activities---Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Class Oflicer 1. MARGERY ANTOINETTE MCHALE Margy Academic Talented in many fields, mostly acting and dancing, but we like that Irish wit best. If they're all like Margy let's have more Irishmen. Activities-Class Volleyball 1, 2 CMgr.J, Class Basketball 3, Junior Play, May Day Pag- eant 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, Year Book Staff 4. VIRGINIA MARY MILLER Ginny Commercial Carefree and gay, always hav- ing fun no matter what it is-- sports or studies. Activities-Track 1, 2, 3, Class Volleyball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, G. A. A. 3, 4. CAROL JANE NEWHART Carol Commercial As a friend we know her to be jolly, gay, and true. As an athlete she's a star. Activities-Class Basketball 2, Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Year Book Staff, Track 1, 2, 3, May Day Pageant 3, Glee Club 1. GLADYS JEAN PARRY t'Gladys Academic A fair young maiden who has an independent style and a winning smile. We like her for her naturalness. ActivitieswTrack 1, 2, Class Officer 2, Class Volleyball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4. BERNICE JANE LOZO Bernie Commercial Bernie's lovely personality alone could make her out- standing but her athletic abili- ty and everlasting radiance make all students desire her friendship. Activities - Class Volleyball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, May Day Pageant 3, G. A. A. 3, 4. WILLIAM ROBERT MIECZKOWSKI Bob Academic His talk of airplanes has every- body flying high. He is de- termined to get ahead and we know he will. Activities-Stage Manager 3. ASA DALE PARSONS Deggie Commercial Deggie , who is loads of fun, was really serious on the foot- ball field. He was a star, with a star's physic. Activities-fFootball 2, 3, 4g Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE POST Jane Academic We believe a woman's real beauty lies in her crown of glory. Jane has naturally curly hair, a vivid personality, and fingers that just roll over the piano keys. Activities- Class Baseball 33 Basketball 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 45 Operetta 2g May Day Pageant 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 4. GEORGE PERHOLA George Commercial The silent type in the classroom but you should hear him out on the football field. He's a true rooter. ROBERT JOHN PRITCHARD Bob Commercial Bob is determined to get what he wants and he will certainly enjoy it when he does. We must not forget his out- standing athletic ability. Activities-Baseball 1, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Basketball 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2. SHIRLEY EVELYN RANIER Shirley Commercial Reserved, quiet, shy, but she has a smile for everyone. Her heart is of purest gold. JOHN EARL REESE Jack Commercial The Fred Astaire of the senior class when it comes to acting and dancing. He's popular and loads of fun. Activities-Play 3, 4, Orches- tra 25 Varsity Basketball 49 Class Basketball 3. BETTY JANE ROUSHEY Bette Academic Our cute little blond who does well in every thing she attempts. Maybe it's because she finds fun both in working and play- ing. Activities-Glee Club 1, 25 Class Baseball Volleyball, 1,2,3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 49 Senior Play, Operetta 1, 25 Year Book Staff 43 Track 1, 23 May Day Pageant 3. DOROTHY JEAN RANSOM Dot Commercial Dorothy is never serious, she's not silly either, but that laugh, those witty comments make her just a happy-go-lucky girl. Activities- -May Day Pageant 35 Glee Club 3, 4. HUGH McCLEERY RIDALL, Jr. Hughie Academic Loyal, true friend to all and the biggest help to our class. He's a participant in most all school activities, but without music Hugh could hardly get along. Activities'-Boys' Glee Club 1, 29 A Cappella Choir 13 Operetta 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Play 3, 43 Baseball Man- ager 3g Class Officer 3, 43 Year Book Staff 43 Speaking Con- gest 43 Chairman-Junior Prom DONALD FREDERICK STOCK UStockie Academic Popular with both boys and girls.. He has kept his class standing high. ROBERT HORACE USKURAIT Oscar Commercial We've only had Bob for one year but that was time enough to make him the heart beat of all the girls. Seriously, we find Bob a conscientious worker both in studies and play. Activities-Football 4. LEMUEL ELLSWORTH WILLIAMS Letn Commercial 'tLem is well liked by everyone and certainly has something about him that puts him on the varsity teams. Activities-Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Basketball 1. DONALD ALVIN THOMPSON Don Commercial If there were a law against people being humorous, friend- ly, and talkative, Don would be a frequent offender, but his quick wit would get him out. Activities-Class Basketball 4. KATHLEEN GERTRUDE TOWLSON Teenie Commercial They call her Teenie but she is by no means that . She stands out well with that beautiful titian hair, sunny smile, and her natural beauty. Activities-Class Volleyball 1, 2, 4g Baseball 43 Basketball 2, 43 Glee Club 4. RITTNER ERNEST WILL Ritt Commercial The boy who thrives on C. M. P.'S. We thrive on his kind and generous Ways. RICHARD SCHEFFLER WINTER Dick Commercial Our tall, handsome blond. He's an all around athlete and even good in his studies. ActivitieswVarsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Class Basketball 3, 43 Class Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3. EILEEN ALICE TOTTEN Eileen Commercial We all admire Eileen for her cheerfulness and unselfish Ways. Her dark hair and eyes are a real beauty asset. Activities4May Day Pageant 2, 3. RUTH MAE TRAVER f'Ruth Commercial Ruth is another sweet and petite lassie. She is a friend to all and everyone is her friend. Class Songs I FAREWELL CTune of You Walked By J II High school days have swiftly passed Now that we have reached the parting day, We must start to journey on our way 5 All the memories of fun we knew We admit we owe it all to you. With regret, we leave our dear old school, We tried so hard to follow every rule. As we go out in the world so strange, We'll always think of you. along, We are sad, to sing this farewell songg As we travel down the road of life, We will follow in our leader's strife. To the class that followed us with cheers We say, Farewell , for many happy years Alma Mater, lead us to our goal, Farewell, farewell, to all. -Adeltha Miller SALUT D'AMOUR QTune: Salut D'Amourl Juniors, we leave you this height we've cherished, As you take the' place we've willed to you, Always keep it in your hearts In everything you do. Now the time has come for parting, We wish you the best to e'er be won. You were the friends we had when we were starting, We'll carry your memories on. Prove that you're worthy of the name of senior, Carry the torch where e'er you go, for It will burn for purity and goodness Shining for evermore. Margaret Davis Margery McHale On Sunday March 30, 1941, Richard Jones brought great honor to Kingston Township High School when he won the Pennsylvania American Legion Oratori- cal Contest which took place at Harris- burg. There were eleven participating. On April 16, he took part in the Regional Contest at Atlantic City, New Jersey, where he ranked fourth. For the past four years, Richard has been a participant in the Pennsylvania Forensic League Oratorical Contest and for three successive years has been a winner of the Luzerne County and North- eastern District Contests respectively. The Wlllnrfiiitonliiig Stuff Editor-in-Chief ..... Photography Editors. . Class Editors .... Sports Editors ...A. Features Editor .... Circulation ..,. . Typists .,... Advertising and Patrons .,...... Faculty Advisors ..... ................LoisHenning . . . .Jeanne Dampf, Thomas Batey . . . . .Josephine Nichols, Betty Roushey, Margaret Davis, Celestine Fabian . . . .Robert Beck, Carol Newhart JeanDymond . . . . .Margery McHale, Lois Heitsman, John Engler, Robert Griffiths Mary King, Donald Thompson, Thomas Hontz, Marian Anthony, Ruth Adler Hugh Ridall, Jr., Mary King QChairmenj, Thomas Hontz, Jack Hall, Robert Uskurait, Robert Lahr, Ida Lewis, Jane Post, Dale Parsons, Lemuel Williams, Ralph Garris . . . .Sophia Morris QEditorialD Walter Hicks f,Advertising, Patronsj QXSSQ S Junior Class Officers AUSTIN MEACHAM X President JOSEPH GALLAGHER MYFANWY RICHARDS MILTON EVANS Vice President Secretary Treasurer Junior Class History Our class began its social life with a Wiener roast during our sophomore year. The memories of it are very vivid because We became separated from each other and had two fires instead of one. We did get together before the evening was over and We all had a jolly time. Our junior year has been more active. The play, Swing Fever , was ably presented in March and our plans for a prom are almost completed. The Starlight Serenade will bring this year to a happy close. . L. - A I9 IIom0r0om Teavlwr, Robert Somvrvillv Inf! In 1'ig1l1l:I f1'sl lfnu' A. M0z1c'Iiz1m, G. May, IC. I'rotlivrov, J. Iilzisv, I . Younglmluml . S.-liw:u'tz. Swwznnl Nou' Ii. Williams, I . Oloy, A. Rcosv, J. Yatsko, G. Nic-hols, Ii. Wis- l'Slxl, Mr. liulwrt Smiwrvillnf. 'l'l1ird Him' M. King, II. Nvss, IS. Pruslllm, V. Nilz, li Iiaiiiiw, A. Spzivizxiio, II. Slaulm, W. Hunt, F. Marrow. I mn'il1 lion' IC. Uprlykc-, IZ. .Imws, X. limlriggvs, II. Jrmvs, S. Jonvs, M. Iiivhards, C. Malkvmr-s, M. Ilowm-ll, A. IIoflgvii, A. Mamzrmi. Ihswnl IZ. Iliimlwrry, P. Dolhmi. G iuiniioir' Class l,q1'f lu Vliflllli Iffrsl Hun' ll. Ilzllir, M. Afllw: Ii.. Gr:-'-uwoorl, S. Vyplil-rs, M. l'Ivzms, ll luli M. Ill-limi, M. Grvgory, M. Atkinson, G. Bertram. Fmzrllz lfuu' Miss limily I4-wis, ll. llawk, I Grziyllill, .I. IIilI, V. I3i'zu'4-, IJ. Ilmming, Ii. Ihzvltilw, S. Brvslin, J. IIEUIQIIWOIII-. .-llrsrnl li. I,r:x'vI:mcl. Homeroom 'FQ21l'lI9I', Iimily Lewis ln. Ixrs-sgv, .l. Pink, lu. Cwnsm-I. 5l'I'UIlll lmu' li. l'll'lfllIlQ.l', I. lirookus, ll. Du-tvr, I. C 1-:iss-, I' nsmi, J. Gzillziglil-r'. 'I'lfir1l lion' C. Gillu-rt, N. Iiullorcl, J. Gzllwl, Ii. Adams, A. Iflzirl, l All Y Homeroom Teacher, Walter Hicks Lqff to righl: Firsi Hour' M. Coolbaugh, A. Havrilla, E. Gray, M. Baur, B. Gensel, M. Brown, J. Anthony, M. Durbin, M. Bell. Second Row-f -M. Elencik, D. Andrews. B. Calkins, D. Heline, D. Finney, J. Harding, H. Borkowski, A. Campbell, P. Hatkow, M. Frank. Third lfou' Mr. VValter Hicks, S. Dalley, E. Fritzges, E. Kliegling, C. Dykman, J. Gordon, D. Malkemes, J. Kitchin, C. Atkinson. FOI,LTH'L Row-W. Gensel, C. Bruns, L. Meacham, B. Jones, J. Landon, L. Cyphers, W. Dymond, J. Cook, F. Mathers, M. Hoffman. Absent' M. Chersin, L. Adler. iii Pl i Sophomore Close A o no o lmfl In rir1h!:I irSl lion' D. Sherin, M. Svhwartz, li. Joims, PI. Howell, J. Lahr, L. Klino A. King, L. Lamourr-aux. Svmrzrl lion' Miss Esther Saxe, J. Mc'Guire, P. Smith, M. Rolxvrls, Z. Thompson, H. Sosik, D. Jones, W. Jones, J. Parsons. Third How-f-B. Novi:-ki, E. Thomp- son, H. Moss, J. Youngblood, R. Taylor, J. Owens, F. Shappelle, TC. Natt. Fourllz Hou' J. Morton, L. Moss, R. Snedeker, J. Sudimak, J. Shepherd, R. Warner, I. Miller, R. Williams, H. Perrin. Absvnf J. Jones, S. Malkernes, S. Sanders. Homeroom Teacher, Eether Saxe .l .l - 44 Niimntlhl Girolfdlce ' I Q 4. A. - ' Homeroom Teacher, Althea Dymond Lvft to right: First Ifowff AFI. Johnson, E. Sword, T. Evans, R. King, R. Anthony, W. Grif- fiths. Sffromt Ifou' E. Stencil, P. Winter, W. Pratt, P. Ranier, M. Corcoran, C. Nicholson, Miss Althea Dymond. Third Iiow'ffsJ. Kingsley, M. Ransom, D. Simon, B. Simon, T. Wisnioski, lfl. Holtzman, T. Ayre. Fourth Row-W. Lozo, F. McGarry, A. Malkemes, A. Fritzges, M. Cawley, I. Hilstolsky, M. Wancho. Absrrzt A-Evan Evans, B. Moss. Homeroom Teacher, Thomas Carle, Jr. Lwft to right: First Nou' P. Lyne, T. Lavelle, J. Carey, P. DeWitt, T. Harrison, B. Johnson, D. Daron. Svcorzd Hou' D. Vann, G. Manzoni, B. Santyana, E. Sutton, B. llodgen, IC. Smith, .I. Booth. Third Hou' Mr. Thomas Carle, Jr., P. Savacool, C. Saxe, C. Carey, W. Breslin, R. Ness, S. Winters, R. Hanson. Fourth liowf J. Jones, L. Smith, B. Hontz, M. Rydicski, J. Rod- riges, li. Kester, A. Cadwalader, B. Ide, J. Vozel, L. Gregory. Abscrzt E. Arnold, W. Cawley. Homeroom Teacher, Sara Loie Pfahler Left to right: First Iiow-fJ. Lasher, J. Porter, R. Houser, R. Holdredge, W. Lloyd, R. llcftt, G. Kritzherger. Scczmd Row -H. Gibbon, R. Luft, B. Sweezy, A. Schultz, N. Rood, F. Rowlands, B. Bertram. Third RoivfB. Gemmel, Miss Sara Pfahler, Y. Spaciano, M. Zerc-oo, N. Myers, W. Engler, K. Sickler. Fourth RowfM. Vincent, B. Gates, S. Greenwood, A. Davis, C. Miller, M. Oley, W. Boyes. Absent'--A. Handley, L. Hawk. Eighth Grade Homeroom Teacher, Florence Heitsman Leff fa right: Firsi Ro'wmH. Binde, W. Metzger, G. Williams, J. VanCampen, R. Post, L. Miller. Second Row' fL. Covert, H. Boline, S. Brown, C. DeWitt, G. Perhola, R. Ockenhouse, A. Covert, L. Fish. Third How- A. Sutton, M. Youngblood, H. Leaeacos, D. Welch, Florence Heitsman. Fozzrlh Row J. Zibuck, P. Jones, D. Hontz, P. Cairns, E. Anderson, L. Kline. Absent --- E. Trudgeon, L. Pascoe, W. Shiber, T. Hodle, E. Kintz. Homeroom Teacher, Alice Hand Left to right: Frist Row fE. Atherholt, N. Anthony, N. Hons, A. Daskam, C. Heidel, M. Richards. Second Row' L. Webster, J. Holdredge, W. Calkins, D. Still, J. Perhola, M. W'hit- ing, Miss Alice Hand. Third Row B. Dalley, J. Widdall, L. Dodson, C. Daskam, R. Laux, R. Considine, R. Ockenhouse. Fourfh Row--F. Beline, T. Kocher, A. Kitchin, H. Misson, R. VVai'ner, E. Trumbower, M. Dymond. Ahseni M. Snyder, B. Bertram, L. Trudgeon, C. VVomer. - .. ,. fi A Homeroom Teacher, Claude Spancake Left fo r-ight: First Row-fC. Jones, M. Fritzges, D. Considine, S. Fisher, A. Holtzman, M O'Konsky. Second RowmMr. Claude Spancake, M. Duda, E. Daniels, L. Parry, M. Dampf, M. Krispin. Third Ro'wfC. Pembleton, R. Moss, J. Rother, L. Pursell, L. Bukeavich, R. Lynn R. Miller. Foferth Rowe- J. Fink, H. Post, R. Hoover, E. Gregory, R. Taylor, W. Smith, D. Mc-Guire, D. Sutton. Absenl-f-W. Puterbaugh, A. Covey, J. Lamoreaux, James Warkomski, A. Womer. Seventh Grade Homeroom Teacher, Pearl Averett Lrfl lo righl: First Row-P. Jones, W. Shultz, N. Haughwout, M. Stadt, C. Perrin, G. Laux, L. Myriek, H. Roushey, H. Roushey, B. Anthony. Second Row --Miss Pearl Averett, L. Sword, M. Greenwood, M. Porter, M. Porter, P. Dieter, C. Flack, F. Mathers, H. Frantz. Third Huw M. Boyes, E. Layaou, M. Vann, M. Calkins, J. Hart, R. Williams, W. Durbin, W. Prater, lfl. Metzger. Absent -J. Chersin, F. Lohman, R. Keen. Homeroom Teacher, Thomas Jenkins Imfi to right: Firs! Row-HM. Thompson, J. Rosser, D. Rydjewski, J. Baur, J. Stefancin, D. Parsons, D. Wills, D.Naylor, G. Leaeacos, J. Wheeler, R. Caryl. Sffroml Hou' G. Meacham, O. Jenkins, R. Culver, H. Parsons, M. Daskam, J. Gallagher, B. Hayward, L. Jones, M. Price, Mr. Thomas Jenkins. Third How L. Sickler, G. Hatkow, D. Gregory, C. Rood, S. Brown, C. Gordon, H. Traver, R. Morgan, R. Gensel. Absenlr-H. LaValley, R. Corcoran, P. Evans, IC. King, H. Meriele. Homeroom Teacher, Eleanor Staub Ld! In right: Firsl Row fM. Malkemes, D. Sutton, B. Hanson, I. Dover, Miss Eleanor Stauh H. Webster, H. Harding, R. Sherin, A. Nichols, M. Wilson. SPCOTIIT 130111 E. Wim-kizer. S. Frank M. Covert, E. Blase, E. VVittig, D. Smith, J. Huston, W. Brown, J. Hart. Third lion' J. Fabian, T. Caste-rline, D. Rydzewski, R. Gardner, H. Hill. Absent-H. LaValley, M. Gray, J. Lacy, R. Lloyd, P. Pascoe, J. Roadknight, B. Roushey. v 1 'V 'fig C ix Sw: Senior Play Directed by ALYS J. WOOLBERT 6 mf ff'2TlHIlE lFAMllIlL'Y UPSTAIRSSB CAST Joe Heller. , , . . ...,.... Hugh Ridall Armabelle. . . . . Emma Heller, . ....,..... Jean Dampf Charles Grant . Louise Heller ..,. ..... J osephine Nichols Mrs. Grant. . Willie Heller ....A ...,...... R ichard Jones Herbert ..... M iss Calahart ........ . . . . . . .Adeltha Miller . . . ,Betty Roushey . . . , . .John Reese .,. ..,Mary King . . . .William Griliiths uinuioir Plug Directed by EMILY H. LEWIS Grorzflfm I ull1'r. .Howard Dieter Miss Sp1'rLr:r'r Catherine Gilbert Miss Slocum ....... Mary King Morgan Magruwll .Herbert Lahr .luke Ifirhords. .Edward Gensel I'f rmy Pulmffr ,... Wilma Hunt fi-HSWHNG l'lIfWlElR CAST Alexurzdffr Norris. . , . . . . . . . . . . .Russell Greenwood Polly I3ecker.t'Vannie Rivhards .Mrs. Grimm ........ Jennie llill Philip Norris . . .Milton livuns Amy Norris ..,.. Sarah Breslin Mrs. Norris ....... Betty Ness Mr. Norris. . .Austin Meacham Toolsie Norris . Czitherine Brave F1 Bond i oi 3 ,aa Left to right: First RowfFrancis Beline, Asher Parsons, Edward Tru'nbcwer, Robert Morgan, Joseph Perez Frmard Johnson, Marvin Stadt, Marjorie Bell, Delbert McGuire, Carl DeWitt. Second Rowe- Doris Jones Charles Flack, Edith Anderson, Jane Widall, Alice Davis, Madeline Baur, Paul DeWitt, Willard Durbin Harry Post John Fink, June Parsons, Miss Dorothy Weaver 1DirectorJ. Third Row--Glen Kessler, Lloyd Pursell Warren DeWitt, Isadore Brookus, Kermit Sickler, Carl Dykman, Jack Porter, Hubert Boline, Paul Dieter Jay Landon. Fourth Row-Jack Hall, Hugh Ridall, Jr. Trumpets A Clarinets . . Trombones . Saxaphones . . , M ellophone Drums .... Twirlers. . . MEMBERS Francis Beline, Asher Parsons, Charles Flack, Edith Anderson, Alice Davis, Lloyd Pursell, Warren DeWitt, Kermit Sickler, Jack Porter, Hubert Boline, Paul Dieter, Jay Landon. Edward Trumbovver, Robert Morgan, Joseph Perez, Edward Johnson, Marvin Stadt, Jane Widall, Harry Post, Glen Kessler, Isadore Brookus, Carl Dykman. Marjorie Bell, Delbert McGuire, Carl DeWitt . . Madeline Baur, Willard Durbin, John Fink r......................,...PaulDeWitt , . Jack Hall, Hugh Ridall, Jr., Paul Dieter . . . . . . . . . . . .June Parsons, Doris Jones Q I J' Uimzlhesitimoi 4- Ifff in rigl1l:Firsf Rm' fW. Durhin, E. Anderson, M. Baur, C. Dykman, S. Brown. Srrond Row G Kes slar Miss Dorothy Weaver, W. DeWitt, K. Sivkler, M. Stadt, I. Brookus, J. Landon, li. Pursell, I Dist Hind lion' R. Morgzin, lfl. Johnson, H. Post, C. Flack, F. Beline. Folcrlh Row J. Fink, H. Ridall.Jr., P DmW1it 1 lhVl1tt, J. lloughwoul, C. Malkemes, J. Post. Piano. . . Truinzpvls, . f'lr1r1'11rls . S11.rflpl1onr's, , 7l7'UlN,1Ulll'S. Vzfolins. . . illflellophoizf' Ilrzifms. . . Bells. . . MEMBERS . . . . . , . . . . , . . . .Jane Post, Claire Malkemes Lloyd Pursell, Warren DeWitt, Edith And- erson, Kermit Sickler, Jay Landon, Paul Dieter, Charles Flack, Francis Beline. lsadore llrookus, Marvin Stadt, Robert Morgan, Edward Johnson, Harry Post.. . .John Fink, Madeline liaur, Willard Durbin ..............,.....CarlDeWil,l, ,..Carl Dykman, Sterling Brown ....,..........,l'aulDeWitt . . .Jack Hall, Hugh Ridall, Jr. , . . . . . . . . .Jean Haughwout Opeineititoi DUTCH CHORUS Girls-Emma Atherholt, Joan Baur, Peggy Covert, Dorothy Gregory, Geraldine Hatkow, Marilyn Malkemes, Lillian Myrick, Mary Porter, Mildred Porter, Marilyn Richards, Helen Scure- man, Lois Sickler, Dora Sutton, Lois Sword, Mildred Vann, Lois Kline, Mildred Price. Boys4William Calkins, Marvin Dymond. Layton Fish, Charles Gordon, Nelson Haughwout, Oran Jenkins, Raymond Keene, Delbert McGuire, Robert Ockenhouse, Corry Perrin, William Prater, Walter Shultz, Edward Trumbower. SPANISH CHORUS Betty Bertram, Hubert Boline, Whitney Breslin, Patsy Cairns, Marie Dampf, Alice Lloyd, Leroy Miller, Lila Parry, Marjorie Ransom, Frances Rowlands, Doris Still, Marie Krisoin, Robert Warner, Mary Ann Youngblood, Ethel Daniels, Shirley Fisher, Marguerite Greenwood, Byron Ide, Frances Lohmann, Joseph Rodrigrez, Arline Shultz, Lois Smith, Alice Sutton, David Sutton, Doris Mae Hontz. Grace Manzoni, James Warkomski. THE ENGLISH GIRLS Aileen Fritzges, Phyllis Ranier, Drina Welch, Mildred Rejeski, Edith Smith, Dolores Vann, Mary Wancho. Directed by: Miss Dorothy Weaver Mr. Claude Spancake MY SPANISH SWEETHEARTH CAST Kit CDuI,ch Twinsl ...,.... , ..... Naomi Hons Kat ............,..,. ,.... F rank Mathers Greta QDutch Twinsj ..... ...,.,. M ary Lou Boyes Blit ..................,.,.....,... Phillip Jones Stadtholder .......,.,.........,.. Charles Gordon Eurgomasters .,.,,,.., Donald VVills, Robert Caryl, Roland Gensel JVIrs. Smythe CChape1-onj ...., ,... ,.... A l ice Davis May Marchmont ........ , .... . . . Roberta Luft Sue ..,..,.,.,.,., ........ J acqueline Kingsley Prue ....... ,,,,. .... . . . Hannah Mae Gibbon Lau .,,................ ......... N orma Myers Frou ,.,.... ........,. , . . .,...... Ellen Sutton Jimmy CYanlcee Guidej .... ,..... . . ,Paul Savacool Tommy Q Yankee Gnidej ..,.,.....,.. Billy Grifith Senorita Carlita LSpanish Dancerb Shirley Greenwood Don Pedro LSpanish Noblemanj ,..... Robert King Lola CSpanish Singerb. , .......,.,.... Clara Miller Marguerita QSpanish Danreri ....,.. Betty Hodgen Estrita ......... ............,.... S hirley Winters Leanore ..,.....,. ..,.. Y olando Spaciano Ferdinando .....,,. ...... N aomi Rood Juan-Atureador .,... .......... P aul Lyne Juanita. ,.,.,... .......,.. B etty Hontz Raggedy Anne .... .... I Dorothy Considine Raggedy Andy , . . ..,.. Marian Fritzges Girllsf Gllee Clliuilb Imfi fo righl: Firsf Ho'u'WPhoehus Smith, Anna Havrilla, Betty Gates, Elizabeth Gray, Grace Manzoni, Arline Shultz, Marian Coolbaugh, Lois Cadwalader, Hannah Mae Gibbon, Roberta Luft, Shirley Greenwood, Betty Hontz. Second Ifnu' Madeline Baur, Alice Davis, Ellen Sutton, Anna Mae Earl, Dorothy Ransom, Josephine Nichols, Miss Dorothy Weaver fDirec'torJ, Lois Adams, June MvGuire, Betty Calkins, Delphine Andrews, June Harding, Margaret Blencik, Jane Jones, Mary Lou Durbin. Third Hou' Jean Dampf, Lois Henning, Naomi Rood, Mary King, Jean Dymond, Margery McHale, Lois Heitsman, Adeltha Miller, Kathleen Towlson, Helen Staub, Jennie Hill, Jane Post, Acc., Wilma Hunt. Fourfh Row Harriet Jones, Catherine Brace, Doris Henning, Aileen Fritzges, Iva Jean Graybill, Betty Ness, Betty Bertram, Audrey Campbell, Jean Haugh- wout, Acc., Betty Gemmel. Abscnl Celestine Fabian, Alice Rodriges, Doris Jones, Betty Hawke, Lois Hawke. President--'Adeltha Miller Sccrelary -Celestine Fabian The Kingston Township High School Glee Club was declared the winner of the Luzerne County and the Northeastern District Contests of the Foren- sic League. MAY DAY PAGEANT 1940 THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELINH Characters Fairy Queen .... . . .... Marion Jones Mayor .... .,,,.,...... A lthea May Pied Piper. . , , ,.... Bernice Lozo Queen's Elven .......,. Roberta Luft, Ruth Spiel Women of the Village CMay Queen's Courtj Elsie Ayre, Eleanor Bartells, Eleanor Belford, Ruth Boyle, Alberta Cyphers, Emily Dover, Marion Dover, Janet Grosert, Nancy Hart, Irma Hoover, Marjorie James, Helen Montanye, Anne Phil- lips, Barbara Ringstrom, Audrey Schmitt, Mary Sink, Ruth Smith, Stanlea Thomp- son. Soldiers, lFencersD .... . ,Junior Girls Children of the Village CMay Pole Dancersj ......... Ninth Grade Girls Rats ...,......,......,.... . , Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls Mug Day Pageant 1940 Written and Directed by Sara Loie Pfahler THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN With your kind permission, folks, and Robert Browning's, too- We'll take his poem about rats and make it all come true: In the town of Hamelin, beside the Weser stream, The townsfolk very happy were and lived just like a dream. There was a day of Festival, land there begins my dittyl, When in the town the rats did run-Destruction! 'Twas a pity! Great rats, small rats, lean rats, brawny ones, Brown rats, black rats, gray rats, tawny ones - The women shrieked loudly, the Mayor just trembled- And his soldiers did shake when the rats were assembled. With May Pole streamers flying, the children had been dancing When suddenly upon them the rats did come aprancing- The rats did prance, the children fled- The people stood like lumps of lead. Until the Mayor did raise his hand Soldiers , said he, Drive out this band. The soldiers then with a thrust and a parry Fought off the rats Cwho did not tarryb. But they'd come again soon the people all knew So they warned the Mayor that they would sue. Just then, very low, they heard a strange sound, Nearer it came and all looked around. From afar, an odd figure came Playing a tune they could not name. He finally came before the Mayor, doffed his hat and bowed, All came closer to hear him talk, his voice was not a bit loud. Please, your Honor, I have a charm ' That will rid for you the rats that harm. They promised their pearls, their swords, and the crown, If only the Piper would make the rats drown- The Piper played and down the rats tumbled, They muttered and squeeked, they rumbled and grumbled. From place to place he piped advancing- And step for step they followed dancing. The women did a dance in glee The soldiers paraded merrily- The Piper came back to demand his pay The Mayor said, Be on your way- The rats are gone and you be gone, too, Here is a penny-that's all that is due - So again a tune the Piper played And the children followed, unafraid! Their parents stood as in a dream They could not move nor could they scream- The rats were gone, but their children, too! Because they'd not given the Piper his due- There, unhappily, the poem ends. If you don't mind, we'll make amends- Enter a lovely Fairy Queen accompanied by two elves- The people knew why she had come and shamed they were of 'selves If you will keep your promises in days that are to come, Then I will bring your children back. -They promised, everyone. She gave a signal, her elves did flee To do her bidding immediately. The children returned, the Piper, too, So he could receive what was his just due. And when he had received the Mayor's crown of gold He placed it on the Fairy Queen's head ........ our tale is told. Droimouticc Clliuilb Ji Left to right: First RowfJune Parsons, Doris Jones, Winifred Jones CVice Presidentj, Stewart Dalley CPres- identl, Laura Lamoreaux CSecretaryJ, Mary Lou Durbin CTreasurerJ. Second Row4Miss Ruth Howell CFaculty sponsorj, Doris Finney, June Harding, Madeline Baur, Betty Gensel, Josephine Lahr, Edith Howell. Third Rozv--Delphine Andrews, Bettie Calkins, Jack Kitchin, Carl Dykman, James Gordon, Carl Bruns. Other Mvm- bers---Mildred Frank, Howard Perrin. The Sophomore Dramatic Club was organized in October, 1940. In December a one-act play, I Don'z5 Believe in Christmas, was presented in assem- bly and at the meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association. The following took part in the play: Winifred Jones, Stewart Dalley, June Harding, Edith Howell, June Parsons, Doris Jones, Jack Kitchin, Jo Lahr, Madeline Baur and two seventh-grade students, Phillip Jones and Lillian Myrick. One or two one-act plays are planned for May. iunnnioir Prom fb' Gcrzrrul Chairman HUGH RIDALL, Jli. flllllllflifffl' flllIIfTI71f Il I llr'r'omf irnz s Josephine Nichols I Orclzrslrrt ,lark llall C 1n1'i!afirms Ralph Heale I Programs Jane Hutchison 5 We danced to the music of Milt Wiener's Orchestra in the atmos- phere of a very cool and pleasant cruise aboard ship, and be- tween dances our guests rested in colorful deck chairs. The nautical touch was present in all decorations. Our dance programs were passports to a delight- ful evening. XMQKXGS . .. 'wi wif 19410 Srclhicenrlliulllce K.T.H.S. Opponents K.T.H.S. Opponents 0 Clark Summit 6 6 Forty Foyt 20 3 tealgsging 12 Tunkhannoek 13 O Shickshmny 13 0 Swoyersville 21 0 Dallas Township 27 0 Lehman 20 llfooitlbioillll Tecoim H L h M E R Heale R Winters R Uskurait R Beck CCaptainl D Left Io right: First Row-- . a r, . vans, . , . ., . . , . , . Parsons H Fritzges, W. Jones, J. Youngblood, F. Youngblood. Second Row-Mr. Walter Hicks iCoachJ, F. 'll' F Sh ll R Griffiths, Johnson, C.. Atkinson, R. Garris, S. Dalley, H. Jackson, L. Williams, R. W1 iams, . appe e, . R. Williams, R. Pritchard. Third Rowe'-C. Bruns CAssistant Managerl, R. Holdredge, E. Fritzges, R. Houser, R. Taylor, J. Porter, C. Carey, L. Moss, R. Ockenhouse, T. Evans, John Engler QManagerJ. Bogsg lBco1sllse1tlbcci1ll Team Iagfl lo righl: Firsf lion' Carl Atkinson, Fred Johnson, Evan Jenkins cfaptainl, llarold liritfgms I irl Fritz ges. Svwnid lion' Mr. Robert Somerville lCoar'hJ, Thomas Ilontz, Jac-k Reese Glenn Loul i lrink Sl ye-llc-, .lar-k Porter, Russell Greenwood lManagerJ. y I H940-41 Smzllileifllmlllce K.'l'.H.S. Opponents K.T.H.S. Upponents 233 Alumni 14 25 Shickshinny 21 Lehman 19 33 Dallas 'Township 22 Laketon 24 27 Laketon ill Dallas Borough 33 21 Dallas Borough 31 Lehman 27 38 Dallas Township ,L 4 he I ---,ti--s Giiirlls, Basketball Team af wr Left 10 righlz Firsf If07l,'Y'J9Y1l'1l9 Hill, Doris Henning, Bernice Lozo, Marian Anthony 1'Capta1nl Lois Henn ing Margaret Davis. Second How-Shirley Malkemes, Gladys Parry, Ellen Sutton, Ruth Ness Carol Newhart Frances Rowlands, and Ida Lewis lManagerl. Miss Sara L. Pfahler, coach of the girls' team was absent when the picture was taken. llffliflllflsrllll Sfclhceallallce K.T.H.S. Opponents K.T.H.S. Opponents 18 Alumni 8 29 Edwardsville 35 Lehman 5 26 Edwardsville . 19 L k t 13 23 Dallas Township 28 Dzalilsnlliorou fh 5 28 Laketon P K 21 Dallas Borough LHZQIAHQ Luzerne 31 Lehman 19 20 Dallas Township ---hw Giiirllsi' ltlliilleitiicc Assocciioiitiion 3 Q V Q Lqfl io riglziz Firsf Ron' Marian Anthony, Virginia Miller, Lois Henning, Bernice Lozo, Iletty Roushey, Shirley Malkemes, Doris Henning. Sammi Rau' Mary Fl. King, Geraldine Bertram, Carol Newhart, Margaret Davis, Winifred Jones, Pauline Hatkow, Jane Hutchison, Zelma Thompson. Third lirrw Jennie llill, Miss Sara Pfahler iliac-ulty Advisorl, Josephine Nichols, Gladys Parry, Catherine Brace. OFFICERS 1,Tl'S'illl?'ll,f ..... .... l iernice Lozo Vice I'r0s2'flvnt ,........ .... V irginia Miller I 'orrffsprnzding Svrrfffary. . . .... Betty Roushey Rf'lTOTIfZ'lIiQ Secretary ..,. .... L ois Henning Trerisurvr .......,.. . . .Marian Anthony Sergeant-of-Arms ..,. . . .Shirley Malkemes Rvcfmler of Poinls. . , .,.. Doris Henning The purpose of the G. A. A. is well expressed in the preamble of its Con- stitution: We, the members of the Girls' Athletic Association, desiring to recognize athletic ability and good sportsmanship do solemnly swear to up- hold the standards of the Girls' Athletic Association. linitiroimiuiircoil Uhlcoimps SENIOR VOLLEYBALL First Row-T. Hontz, R. Prichard, H Fritzges, R. Beck, R. Winters. Second Run-- R.'Lahr, R. Garris, E. Jenkins, L. Williams, J. Engler, G. Loveland. SENIOR BASKETBALL First Row-D. Thompson, R. Lahr, R Jones. Second Row--D. Parsons, R. Beck, D. Stock, R. Winters, R. Pritchard. SENIOR VOLLEYBALL First Row-f M. Davis, J. Post, L. Henning J. Dampf, J. Nichols, V. Miller, B. Lozo, K '1owlson, G. Parry, M. McHale. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL First Row-WR. Jones, W. Jones, Z. Thomp- First Row-ef-M. King, B. Ness, I. Gray- son, P. Hatkow, J. Lahr. Second Row- bill, S. Jones. Second Row-D. Henning J. Anthony, L. Lamoureaux, D. Beline, P. M.Atkinson, G.Bertram, H. Staub, W. Hunt Smith, B. Gensel. J. Hill. B. Roushey, J. Hutchison. Second Rowe! Mr. Warren Taylor, Baseball, Mr. Robert Somerville, Basketball, Miss Sara Pfaliler, Basketball: Mr. Walter llin-ks, Football. Cocunclliles Uliiceeirllceu ers Left lo riglzl: Ifrcvlzmcfn, Yolanda Spaciano, Paul Lyne. Sophomores -Mildred Frank, Irvin Miller. .luniorx f Wilma Hunt, Howard Dieter. Se'nif1r.s Margaret Davis, Richard Jones. Autographs Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Adler Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Altick Miss Helen L. Anderson Anderson's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anthony Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Augustin Miss Pearl M. Averett Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bagbe Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Batey Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Beck Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bertram Mr. S. H. Bezdjian Mr. Bert Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Walter Billings Blight Bros., Harry and Dave Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bogart Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm J. Borthwick Mr. and Mrs. William Boyes Miss Adaline Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carle, Jr. Miss Betty Case Mr. and Mrs. Glen Case Mr. and Mrs. Russell Case Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Cease Chasin's Department Store, Luzerne Compliments of Trucksville Mill Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Coursen Miss Mollie Crossin Mr. and Mrs. James Curran Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dampf Mr. Evan Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis Mr. William E. Davis Devens Milling Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeWitt Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dierolf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Disque Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Downer Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dymond Miss Althea Dymond Mr. and Mrs. John L. Earl Mr. Delbert Ell Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Engler Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fabian Mr. F. W. Finkley First National Bank, Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flack Forty Fort Dining Room Mr. Aldo Franconi Rev. G. Eugene Frank Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Frankfort Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Frantz H. E. Freeman, Jeweler A Friend Compliments of a friend Compliments of a friend Just a friend A Kingston friend Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Garris Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. Frank J. Henry Fritzges W. A. Grant . Wayne Graybill Mr. and Mrs. . E. D. Griffiths Cedric Griffiths Grauzlis Mrs. Pearl Habblet LEconomy Storey Miss Alice Hand Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. . William Hansen Percy Hart Ralph Hazeltine . S. R. Henning . Walter R. Hicks Thomas E. Hontz . Russell A. Houser G. L. Howell Miss Ruth Howell Geo. M. Huey Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hughey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughey Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hutchison Mr. Thomas Jenkins Johnson's Esso Station Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Lory Johnson . Jessie C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Jones . Jack Kennan . Ralph Kessler Mr. J. E. Reese Killgore Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Patrons and Mrs. Morris C. King Linden F. Kingsley and Mrs. Byron A. Kitchin and Mrs. Lansberry Robert Leonard Max Leonard Miss Emily H. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Long Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Loveland Luzerne Bon-Ton Men's Shop Luzerne Motor Company Luzerne Service Station Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Compliments Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . J. A. Martin . James McHale of Trucksville Mill . V. F. Minnis E. E. Montross Mr. and Mrs. . H. W. Montz Miss Sophia Morris Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Newhart Mr. and Mrs. . G. Wilbur Nichols . George Novicki Thomas A. Owen Mrs. Susan C. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. William D. Parry Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Perkins Miss Sara Loie Pfahler Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Post Miss Esther J. Saxe Dr. and Mrs. Sherman R. Schooley Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shepherd Mr. Edward A. Shukwit Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sink Mr. Robert A. Somerville Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sowden Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spancake Mr. and Mrs. David W. Spry Miss Eleanor Staub Miss M. Hilda Staub Mr. and ,Mrs. J. Stenger Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Stitzer Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stock Mr. Frank Sulsinger Miss Bertha M. Sutliffe Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sutton Mr. Elwood Swingle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Warren Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tinklepaugh Mr. Arthur A. Towlson Mr. and Mrs. Maurice VanBlargen Van Campen Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Steven Vanecko Miss Dorothy Weaver Miss Georgina Weidner Mrs. Ellen Pritchard Mrs. Ella Prutzman Mr. William E. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reese Reynolds' Printery Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Richards Mr. and Mrs. William Riddell Mr. Sterling Rineman Mr. and Mrs. James Rinus Bert Robins' Clothing Shop Mr. and Mrs. Otis A. Rood Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roushey Rev. and Mrs. Harry Savacool Wells' Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wendel J. Nelson Whipp Ralph W. Whipp Lewis T. Wilcox Eugene Will Albert Williams, Jr. Ralph Williams Paul M. Winter Kenneth Woolbert Samuel Woolbert Joseph Workomski Harold Yorks Miss Marian E. Young Compliments of Evergreen Cemetery Assn. 25 Pioneer Ave. Shavertown, Pa. Compliments of Lloyd P. Hughey COMPLIMENTS OF Kingston Township Veterans Association f . T o lj-Cl-l U IAF Compliments of .WMU Reich's Market TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Manufacturers of ROTARY AND ROCKER TYPES STENCIL DUPLICATORS STENCILS, INKS, LETTERING GUIDES, SHADING SCREENS, STYLI, Etc. Supplies for Use on All Makes of Stencil Duplicators FANCY MEATS and GROCERIES 133 Main Street LUZERNE, PENNA. Boyle's Hillside Inn WE CATER TO PARTIES Good Service TRUCKSVILLE, PA. HOME OF GOOD FOOD Compliments of Parent Teachers' Assoclation QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES WILCO PRODUCTS SINCE 1933 WHEN THINKING OF MUSIC THINK OF Us Schall Bros. 9 GOS-art S Mum co. BIRDS EYE Phone QFormerly Guernseysb FROSTED FOODS Dallas 323 SHAVERTOWN 158 S. MAIN ST. PianosiRadiosARefrigerators Coca Cola Bottling Co. DRINK COCA COLA in Bottles Delicious and Refreshing J. F. Gothie Class Rings and Commencement Announcements Davis Recreation Center SECOND AVE. and Near PIERCE ST. KINGSTON ROLLER SKATING-ICE SKATING CDuring Cold Monthsy PARTIES SOLICITED Compliments of Road House Amoco Station 24 HOUR SERVICE TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Hugh Ridall Allen-Wales Adding Machines Friden Calculating Machines 20 Town Hall Bldg., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 309 Bowman Bldg., Scranton, Pa. Hall's Cut-Rate Drug Store CNO Lower Prices Anywherej Phone Dallas 278 SHAVERTOWN, PA. Stull Brothers H eadq ,tarters for BICYCLES RADIOS SPORTING GOODS REFRIGERATORS Wyoming Avenue at Union Street KINGSTON, PA. QMIJESZNIK GrobIewski's LINIMENT QRATTLESNAKE BRANDD . For relief of Soreness in Mus- cles and. Tendons followlng - x osure, or ex GWWLNW 31 X over exertion, e p u mn ercise. Prices 35c 50c and SL00 For Sale Everywhere - , ALBERT G. GROBLEWSKI and CO. PLYMOUTH, PA. Say lt With Flowers Thru Hill The Florist Flower and Gift Shop SHAVERTOWN Phone, Dallas 213 Compliments of Howard Isaacs CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH TRUCKSVILLE, PA. A GOOD DRUG STORE Cook's Kingston Pharmacy The Rexall Store 777 Wyoming Ave. Dial 7-2512 KINGSTON, PA. Compliments of lVerkheiser's Economy Store Headquarters for the Best GROCERIES f FRESH MEATS PRODUCE -FROSTED FOODS- SHAVERTOWN, PA. A mos B. Sax Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE CARVERTON Compliments of Shaver Theater Compliments of GEORGE I. REYN0lIJ'S AGENCY INSURANCE Ruth Turn Reynolds George B. Turn TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Wilkes-Barre 2-5070 Wilkes-Barre Linoleum Co. wHoLEsALE D1sTR1BuToRs Sloane-Blabon Linoleum and Felt Base 19 New Bennett St. H. H. USKURAIT, Prop. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS SOLD, REPAIRED, RENTED XNIAR . af 5 , . ,, Wffffixfiv'-72 , nv Q wr. - s:X1r11-, U .CT ,Q X -in H.-'-,, eg aware A- - you ?GQUCSffP -' ' xg . ac S N 'Z ' ... .1 0310 .-,nf,.P.- S- I xp ' -,S . . Q N. 7 ef. .. Y X I G' -.ff -vis' A Holdredge Typewriter Co. 40 N. Main St., WILKES-BARRE, PA. Royal Coffee Shop 54 Main Street LUZERNE, PA. CHOICE FOODS REASONABLE PRICES Compliments of Bucknell Junior College Glendale Farms M I L K HARRINGTON'S ICE CREAM Geyer's Boulevard Atlantic Service Station 454 UNION STREET, LUZERNE GAS - OILS - LUBRICATION - WASHING ROADSIDE REPAIRS - ACCESSORIES Harry Williams Edward J. Williams Dial 7-4238 Willia ms Bros. Sales Agents and Distributors GLEN ALDEN COAL 26 KRYCH STREET KINGSTON, PA. Howard H. Woolbert Funeral Home SHAVERTOWN Phone Dallas 400 DRINK Dieter's Coffee FRESH ALL YEAR ROUND AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERS LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS THE lIlSSlER lAUNDRY C0. Dial 2-1121 165-167 N. Main St., WILKES-BARRE, PA. Pittston 1072 Nanticoke 722 Dallas 10621 Compliments of Luzerne County Gas 8 Electric Co. Woodlawn SSA!! MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM Roberts' Oil Co. TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Gulf Gas, Oil M Tires Firestone Tires - Tubes - Batteries Phone, Dallas 9089-R-2 Compliments of llarter's Trucksville Dairy Phone 35 Stanley's Compliments of Groceries i Meats - Fresh Fruits Herbgrt V, Lahl' And Vegetables F . PAINTING and DECORATING ree Delivery PAPER HANGING 249-R-2 - Phones - 9096-R-3 280 Pioneer Ave. Mt. Greenwood, Pa. R. F. D. No. 3 Wyoming, Penna Compliments of Hotel Piccadilly The NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK Martz Bus SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Washing U. S. Tires Lubrication U. S. Batteries Thomas' ,Service Station Phone Dallas 90936-R-16 BILL THOMAS, Prop. IN THE Y TRUCKSVILLE, PA. P. W. Liem School Street TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Groceries 3 Cold Meats a Ice Cream Compliments of PA R-T-PAK ROYAL CROWN COLA AND NEl'll BEVERAGES Compliments of Woolbert's Dlarket 5c I0c Millers 51.00 Store QUAKER MAID HOSIERY Notions, Zippers, Cosmetics, Hardware Electrical Supplies, Stationery, Toys, Gifts Over 7,000 Different Articles On the New Highway at Center St. SHAVERTOWN, PA. Compliments of Shady Side Dairy Dallas 2 16-R-0 KUNKLE, PA. Compliments of A. A. Moore EcoNoMY STORE Dallas Township Compliments of MATHERS' CONSlRUClION C0. StationeryfOffice Equipment Greeting Cards and Gifts Herbert Jenkins School Supplies 0 u i . Plumbing f Tlnnnng f Heating DCGITIBI' 8K COITIPHTIY TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Wilkes-Barre - Scranton - Hazleton Phone Dallas 288'R'14 Pennsylvania J. W. Yeager . 9 WHOLESALE CANDY JOBBER M051 er S 523 Market Street KINGSTON, PA. ' I' DIAL 7-1420 y Distributor for Phone Dallas 216-R-12 Lorell 8x Covell Package Line, Heath Bars, -A' ff Queen Anne Candies and Nut Racks, Minter's Candies Compliments of Compliments of Ruggles Lumber Co. Union St., KINGSTON, PA. A Friend Compliments of Compliments of EASTERN PENNSYWANIA SUPPlY C0. I-l0Yd'S I-UnCh20nett9 WILKES-BARRE, PA. TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Crystal Springs Dairy L0l1iS F- Rave C. E. HEWITT JEWELER 964 Wyoming Avenue Phone Dallas 261'R'l3 Forty Fort Pennsylvania Phone 2-0712 College Misericordia C Elmer Luft DALLAS, PA. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR For Further Information Consult . Registrar Refrigeration Service 9 No. Franklin Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B e a u M on n t Pot a t 0 C hi p s You'll taste the Dijerence Packed by ED. GROZALIS OW G ra n Beaumont, Pa. Phone King., 7-5839 FHTIII Dairy Phone 7-2032 Phone 7-3754 Forty Fort Used Car Exchange SAMMY ROSS MIDGE SLAVIN 1076 Wyoming Ave. Forty Fort, Pa. Wyoming Seminary KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA Begins Its 98th Year September 9th The Faculty, With Degrees From 24 Colleges St Urtiversities, Offers Courses in COLLEGE PREPARATION Graduates Accepted In All Leading Colleges. At the beginning of the coming college year more than 300 Wyoming graduates will be found in 96 colleges and universities. BUSINESS Thorough training to meet the needs of modern business. The Seminary's record for placing business graduates in responsible high-salaried positions is unchallenged. MUSIC Experienced, thoroughly trained instructors. Fine equipment. High standards. HONORED TRADITIONS DISTINGUISHED BOARD OF TRUSTEES A STRONG, LOYAL ALUMNI BODY HIGH MORAL Xt EDUCATIONAL IDEALS Office Open Daily For Interviews Catalogue Sent on Request George M. Bulford AUTHORIZED DEALER International Harvester Co. and Live Stock TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Phone Dallas 311 Prompt Delivery Mert A. Swartwood SHAVERTOWN FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Fire-Iflfe-Auto CARS FINANCED C orrtplimerlts of A Friend Not Just Another New Gasoline-But a New Miracle of Gasoline Chemistry NU BLUE SONOCO 0Id toll Gate Service Station ROSS WILLIAMS HARVEY'S LAKE HIGHWAY Designed and Engraved by SERVICE ENGRAVERS WILKES-BARRE, PA. Printed by LaBARRE PRINTING CO. WEST PITTSTON, PA. P?Q??1.f- 1 .sf-if -Q, V .. - . . . , ., .. . . 'K . ' '- - w Tf f M' 3.415 1.. 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