Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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lditor-in-Cliief - - Xsst lfditor-in-Chief - l unlty .Xdvisor - - lfdilli llratton, '20 lilma llenfer, '20 .Xllmerta Thompson, '2l lflsa Rupp, '22 janet Mitchell, '22 l.oa Lytel, '23 l. Lehr llrisbin, '20 Uella Kline. '20 XYitt llutehison, '21 EDITGRIAL John Nolte, '23 B James McNleen, '20 - 'Xlerr1lFultz,'21 - - - Raymond Houser, '20, Mgr. Russell Snook, l2C Adolpllus Allison, '21 - Harold Deael. '20 llanna Copeland. '20 Joseph IXl.NYoods, .I r. Chris. Rowland, '2I l'anl Lawler, '20 lienuetli Copeland, '21 Anna Louise l.aul1 Rebecca Cruse Madaline Dipple Katherine lickbert, '20 Melvin llendren, '21 Donald Hunter, 23 - - Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Darwin XVisel1aupt, '23 Robert Wfoodruff, '20, Robert Kase, '22 Mgr

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SIlft'1'fllIiflldflll' of Sclznolg DN. XY. IX. IIL rc1Iisox fJl'fII4'l'fNlI L lI.XRI.lCS IJ, lloonicn Instructor in Scicncc .'!X.VI'.VftIlIf l7l'l'lIi'l.f7tII firtxnvs 5. NIcL .xt'i.m' Instructor in I Iistorx' I:I.URliNK'E Ihlcicie Instructor in Latin .'Xl.lX'l.X CRICSSMAN Instructor in History .IllSliI'll KI. XYoons, IR. Instructor i n linglisli, FZICIIIQ' I.orc I'IR.XXC'liS Cxlmcn Instructor in Iinglish IIURUTIIY RL'nI.ia Instructor in lfrencli II. XI. XXfJI.Ifl':, IR. Instructor in Science .Xclvisor Mini. Kxrrrlciuxic DlCIQl.0I'U'I'UI7l Instructor in French Ku' XYI'l'NIliR Instructor in BIZITIICIIIZHICS I'.xt'i. Hl'Tcn1soN Instructor in Matheinatics Im Ilxrnoiufif Instructor in Domestic Science AIARY SMITH Connncrcial Instructor 1XIIl.lDRICl1XYIiN'l'Z Music Supervisor

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l gurl lf S t fl? .llarflm Riden, '20 ln the fall of IQI6 we first entered l.. ll. S. .Xt that time we were merely a promise, but today that promise has seen its fulfillment. For three years we have been the outstanding class in school and have always stood first among the classes During our Freshman year we were to a men to be kept busy learning how to do things long to us, but we ably filled the post. lt was in sportsmanship and school pep. certain extent inactive, as it was our duty as Fresh- and to live down the green which seemed to be- during this first year of our High School life that our teachers realized there was some fine material to be developed from IQ2O during the three years which still remained before us, and now that material has been developed and has reached far beyond their expectations. After several months' vacation. we returned to school to find ourselves Sophomores. During this year we participated in many social events and began to recognize the joys and pleasures that were to be had in school. Here our athletic ability first manifested itself when we defeated every class in school at basket ball and carried off the championship for the year. Our third year at school was very successful. ln this year an honored citizen of our town and community, being interested in the athletic life of the school. presented it with a silver loving cup on which the numerals of the class carrying the interclass championship were to be engraved. All classes worked hard for this honor, but when the games closed 1920 was again crowned the victor and her numerals were the first to adorn the cup. XYe now devoted more time to social duties and showed our class spirit by tendering the Seniors a reception which will long remain a pleasant memory in the minds of all. NYith vacation days over, we found ourselves one step higher on the ladder of success and were classified as dignified Seniors. Robert XYoodrnff was elected president of the class by an overwhelming majority. llis devotion to the intersts of the class during the Junior year showed clearly that this year would he made a success. Social affairs began almost immediately in the form of a Senior party, with other activities following. Although we were defeated at basketball, we met defeat with a smile and thus proved to our under-classmen that it is good to give as well as receive. Members of '20 have helped to make the Lore one of the best High School papers in the State of Pennsylvania, and we trust that our under-classmen will fall in our footsteps and do as much for their Alma Klater in the future as lO2O has done in the past. A production of the Camouflage of Shirley, a three act comedy drama, was given by the Seniors. This performance was an unparalleled success and won much comment in favor of the class about the school and community, so much, in fact, that they were asked to repeat it the second time for the benefit of the Civic Club. So pleasant, successful and triumphant has been the course of the noble class of 1920 that the fiight of time has scarcely been noted and it is almost with alarm that we stop for a moment to find ourselves at the close of our High School life. Pleasant as our course has been, it is nevertheless with sadness that we write our class history and thus make record of our last act as Seniors. This is our class history as far as facts are concerned, but the pleasant memories of our past associations cannot be recorded, and we trust that the members of the class of lQ2O will find their path as pleasant in the future as it has been in the past.