Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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GEORGE CRAGER Bushful sincerity G ear +ve Technical :N Class play, Varsity foot ball, 3, 4: class foot ball, 2, 3, 45 class basket ball, 1, 2, 3, 43 class track 3, 4. Late again! George we know you don't stay up late at night and still at 8:35 we see you leg- ging it up Dorcas Street, and Miss McCauley groans and says, ag:1.in. ' But George can play foot ball., An' he hasn't any time for the girls, no, sir! fllvclzanziml lflllfl-1165? I KENNETH COPELAND This senior, junior, giant dwarf, Dan Cupid: Regent of love rhymes, lord of folded arms, the sovereign of sighs and groans. H Ken 7x0t'lll!lCCll Vice President Athletic Association 3, President of the Athletic Association 4, Lore Staff, 3, 4, Glee Club, Class basket ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, class track 3, 4, class baseball 3, Captain Varsity basketball team 4, Varsity track 3, 4, class baseball 2, 3. What's that streak of white flashing down the track? 0, that's only Ken, pacing oil' the 220. We wonder if Ken is working thug for our Class or merely Hpegging away for himself. U1m'm'idva' MADELINE K. DIPPLE -0f ladies, whose bright eyes rain influence. Dip Home Economics Lore staff, 3, 4g class play. Ah, Dip, old girl, you came to us from the class of 1920, and we certainly appreciate it, for you have done much in brightening up our class by your smiling. And when llip smiles-hereg boys, pay attention! Costume Millincry Designing I

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H RICHARD CARGILL On at tree by a river a. little tomtit Sang, 'Willow, titwillow, titwillow,' And I said to him, 'Dicky-bird, why do you sit Singing, 'Willow, titwillow, titwillow?' With a, shake of his cute little head, he replied, '0h, WVillow, titwillow, titwillow! ' D1'flQ ' Tcclulifal Varsity foot ball, 4: class foot hall, 3, 4: class track, 3, 4, class play, class base ball, 2, 3. Ha, the big' boy from Lockport, a little up- rivel' town. Aline boy, is Dick. If you have any doubts as to whether he can play football, ask any Senior. We certainly feel proud to have had you in our midst, Dick, and wish you all success in the future. lflIlQ'l'1It't'7' ANNA M. ClOFFl Her part has been not words, but deeds. Aww COHlllll'I'ClGI Anne, we wish we knew you better. There Cel'- tainly is something mysterious in your quiet man- ner. Sfa'11f1AQ'rafvl1cr MIRIAM FELICE COHEN Alack, there lies more peril in thine eyes than twenty of men's swords. Tilly Classiml Associate Editor Lore 4, Glee Club, Uke Club, Class Play. Oh little Miriam, please don't roll those eyes again, I have some work to do. Can Miriam dance? I should smile. She has a weakness for State College house parties-quite popular. Sfudcnt

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.- Q JOSEPHINE DIPPERY Come forth into the light of things, let nature be your teacher! John Ccmmzerclal Salutatorian, Lore Stal? 4, class play, class basket ball, 1, 2, 3, 4: girls' Varsity basket ball, 3, 45 class secretary, 3, 4. Another bohbed-haired beauty. And is she bright? Well, she has walked away with sec- ond honors. Teacher of Physical Culture PAULINE DIPPERY Too innocent for coquetry, too fond for idle scorningf' Bill Commercial Senior Class play. Yes, mamma! Pauline, we ean't say you don't care for the boys, but then, we can't prove that you do. But we can say that you are a good student and an earnest worker for old '2l. TUIICIZFI' ELIZABETH MARIE ERDLEY Thy modesty's zz candle to thy merit. Lib Commercial Little more can be said of you, Lib, than the above quotation, for your merits are so hidden that, sure though we be of your depth and sweet- ness, we cannot deelaim concerning them. Steuografvlzer