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

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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.

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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.

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