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Name Bczitrice Aurand --- Maurice Aurand --- ilay Aurand ..... Granville Ayres--- Bruce Barnett --.. l-uella Baker --- Earle Bettens ----- Elizabeth Bender--- ---- Marie Bearley ----------- Letitia Brent --- Irvin Bupp -------- Katherine Decker--- Mary Dughi ---.---- Glen Fisher -.--.--.---. Sylvester Burd--- ------ Phillip Hallem ---..---- ' Carl Harshbarger Rufus Harbst ----------- William Harris ---- ---- Bernice Headings--- iarah Heider ------------ Mabel Henry ----- Kenneth Hile ------.--.- Kenny James Hoffman -------.. Claire Homan --.-. - -.--- ' Clayton Hook ------.-... Marie Houser ----------. -- -- Junior m o le Nickname Bee --------- Tranquil --- 'Bucky ---- - Babs ------- -I can't Slllg ..--- ------- Granny ---- Favorite Remark Isn 't he wonderful? -.-..-..... .... '1 '41 -Shoot two bits -----.--.----- -..- ------ ----To -To -Oh Mercy! .----- --------.- ---- T 1 l -How does my hair look?--- ,--, To I-ou -----.--- G wan, get out ---------- --.- T' 0 Bet ..------- Has none ----- ---.- -...--- 'l' f 1 Selwyn ----.--- Say-you -- ----.-- ---- - To Billy Marie --Thank you ---- --------------- ------ T l 1 Tish ' ---..--- Yea -.-------------------- ---------- T 0 James Bigelow--- ----' ..I ,. I' V ......... -Plggyn ----- 'Katy ------ 'Mayme -.-- i-- v Bird' .-----. - 'Hed .------ -VVanta iight? ------ Toby -- ..-- VVanna bet? ---------- -- -I can't see it ------. VVhat? ----------------- ----,un -----To ----- ------To -Get out, I'll hit you ------- -.-- T T0 -Good heavens! --------- ------------- T 0 AWkwardness Don't hurt me ----.------ ------------ T 0 -Got anything to eat? ...-.- ---------- T 0 ---------------To --------------nu-To 'Boots' ...---. Now, don't get sore .--------------.---- T0 Bill -- ...--- How do you know? -----.--.------- --T0 MOSES ..---- Mr. Houser! ----------------------.--- T0 Tot ......--- Ooh-aaah-ooh --..------.---------.-- T0 Nuts ....... wen-as .-----..--.--------..--------,,- T 0 ------Has none -------'----------------------T0 WVir1dy ..---- See? .-----------------,-,.---- ,,..---, T 0 .Bodgern -----Got any chewing gum?- U------un-.To Clayl -- ...- .Don't forget the dues ------.--.------- To Mary ...---- Go climb a tack -------- ----- ---- T 0 ' -oh. good-night: ....................... T 0 Mary Howe ---.--.....- J'Mar1 -.....- Dorothy Howell .--.- ---- ' 'Dot ' ---.-.-- Ruth Hassinger -.----.-. ' Sara Kitting .----.--- --- Cecelia Lytel ..--.--- 'Ruthle Roberta Jones .-........ ' ' Robert Kase .....------- Mary Kaufman ..--..-.. -- -- Bert ---,..- Bob' ' -..---. 'Cot'fee Sallie ...... Cece -..--- ..- Ambition lead the orchestra he a farmer he an expert phizz-ician speak French get to school on time go to Texas sleep talk fast get married 'nake up back tardy time he a prize tighter be a track star be a Latin teacher be a second Mme. Homer Walk straight eat the most shoot pool be a second Daniel Webster play basket ball be a second Beau Brummel teach Math. be a question box be a model housewife work algebra be a soap-box orator keep quiet in French get the class dues be a stenographer be a farmerette ,ghy darn -----.-!------------- ---,--- T 'o pay her class dues Oh' I forgot! ----------------.--------- To get to Student Council -Did the ben ring? ............. ...... T 0 beat Babe Ruth ,Now, just let me tell you --.- ..-- T 0 be a business man wen, well! ..--........................ Minus ,Good-tuff ------------- -------------- S elling furniture tim he swell, Til?-- ...... .... T 0 If you do -............ ..... .... T 0 Marguerite Mateer .----- ' 'PBEM ---..-. -- Alma. Miller -.--.---.--.. Pete ---- ,--- Janet Mitchell ------.--- ' '-lan ...----. Ada Moist -..-..--...... Pearl Mowery .-..-...-.. ' Ruth Nein .............. ' Flo Peters .......-...... Ruth Peters ............ Harry Mertz -..--------. ' Fred McClure ---..-..... ' Charles Murphln -.------ ' Charles Nein ..-.. ,. .-.... A Francis Prettyleaf ...-. --' Helen Price ----.-.-... --' Carolyn Rice ---..------- ' Catherine Rothermel -.-- ' Elsa Rupp -.-........... Alex. Reed --........---- Paul Rlden -..--------.- Cornelia Miller ------.-- -- .- .4 .- -varnpn Dryi- ------- P0il --.-.,- -,, Wen a-! .-.-............. .... .... T 0 -Fiadieszicksi .......................... T 0 Woof! Woof! .......................... T 0 -I don't know whether I can or not---T0 Good glory! .--.----.--------- .-......-. T 0 'Skimverh ----- Pass that ball ----.---..... ....-...... T 0 FIC ....... ,-St0p it! --.------- -------,------- ,,,- H 3 RUNS ------ Now do hurry, Jan. .................. T0 'TUbby ------ Isn't there another way to do it? ------ T0 'PaD -------- What's it to you? ---..-...--.--------- T0 Murphy ----- Some wing! --..-.------.---...-...-..- T0 'Farmer -.-.- Vp get you ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,, T0 Trance ..... I don't know .....-....-... .-..-. T 0 'PI'iCie - -... Aw, you don't say --------- - ---- T0 iB00bH ------- 'lood night! - ..--..-..---- ------.-- T 0 'KW' ---...... Is that all you made? --.- .------ T 0 LyH9tt9 ..... You vile thing! -----.----- .--- T 0 Alec -----... Jiminy whiskers! .--- --.- T 0 Aristotle -.-- Aw, that's easy ---------,.-- -,,, T 0 Penrose Rosenmund ---- Penny Rowena Shambaugh ---- Evelyn Sheerer .-----.-- ' ' Madelene Shunkwiler Eleanor Smith ---------- ' Marion Smith --.-------- ' Martha Spanogle ---- Mary Swigart ---- Phoebe Stine ----- Meredith Shimp ..-- Allan Smith -.---- Paul Stephens -.--- Donald Stephens -..- Brown Sterrett --.- Michael Stravolo .--- Blanche Taylor -------- .- George White -.-..--.--- Ruby Wagner -----.---- ., Pauline Wiler -----.- Willela VVittel' -.--..-- --' Ethel Wray ----- Eugene Zeigler--- Luther Long ----. Fred Lucas--- w -- Eve ---- ----, Shunk 'Goofy Punk --III - ,jleta man! Geta man! --- lnexpressible ------ - --------,-,,,,, ,,,,,T0 l'll just tell you it's this way -------- T0 Xvhen are you going to get married?--T0 Hey! ------------------ --.,,---,,-,, , ,,T0 ----To decide which one live in Dauphin. Paf' grow up be a boy get married talk out loud ride in a truck be an athlete s none go to Dickinson U1 he a model husband be a second Paderewski be a base ball player get married take Madam's place witch a base ball keep old maid's hall be a druggist rival Theda Bara drive a Phawrd he Valedictorian have Grace lie a stcnographer gfet married dance and eat ne a professional athlete 'Smithy ,-,,, - ussell --.---.-,,,-.-,,,,- ,.-- li lafrimony Mart ---- ,,,- N liss Cressman, I'm here ---- ---, T 0 get fo SCh00l 011 time' Mayme ,-,-, Listen Kids -----------,,,,,, ---- T o come back to SC-11001 Stinie ,--,,- Cut it out ------------,,,,,,,, --,, T 0 play second base Shrimp ,,,,, What's that? -.. ---..----,,,,,, ,,-,- T 0 speak French Rastus ,-,-, HUI'l'3l'1 for the Democrats! ----,,---- --T0 H91 Illfirried Slim --- ,-,, G'wan. I'll rook you ....------ ,,,,, T 0 rival-? Don .------ ,Wl1y. gee Whiz! -...---.------ ---,, A mbitionless Brainless --,'Mf'1'Hly 8 grinl .--.--.--.---- - -,,, To be cheerful -'Mikel' ------- Wanta shoot a game of pool?--, ,---To Bettyn ------- Are you crippled? ,,,,,-,,,-,-- ---- T 0 'vvhiteyl' ----- I don't know --------,,,, ,,,- --n------ T o 'Huber' ----.-- Wanna bite? -,,,,,,,,,-- --,-- -------- T o 'P011y U ---- Oh my! ---------,-, ,,,,,,---.- -------- T o -Bill ---- ---- J li gosh! ------,,,,, ,,,,-,-- ,------- - - -To 'Ray ,,,,,,,- YP g0dS and little fishes ----,-,, ,,--- T 0 'Zig --.----,, Yea! -------.... .......----- ------,-- , , T0 Fat --------- I'll lend it to you ,,-,,,-,---- --------- T o -Luc-ie ------- Jazz the detail --,,,,,,, ,,-,----- ---. T o be a Texas athlete get married he noticed get hurt be in a hurry imitate spill HZSO4 'get to school early be thin control his temper
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Join er Gtltass The Class of '22 entered Lewistown High IH the fall of 11418 with a membership of prac tically I25. After due consideration we decidel upon purple and gold for our colorsf To man age our class affairs we elected as president Clayton Hook:Yice President, Marguerite hlateer: Treasurer, Grace Barnett and Secretary, Cecile Lytel. ln athletics we did verv little in com- parison with thc other teams, but by constant practice We laid the foundation 'for out ftttttt-3 athletic fame. Our sole social function was a .-traw ride. This showed that even in our infancr in High School we understood that school was the place for study and not ftyt' amusement, i Our Sophomore yea' was one of the happiest years of our school life. Our first move was to hold a class meeting to elect class ofiicers and decide whether or not to change our color.. For various reasons it was deemed best to change our colors to maroon and white, and these will be our colors throughout our remaining school years. As officers we elected Ruth Peters for Presidentg Clayton llook, Treasurer: Elwrod Derr, Vice President, and Cecile Lytel as Secre- tary. XVe had a membership of about 115 an-I with loyal support' frona every one ot these it was not unexpected that .ve should be winners in most of Olll' Lllldertakings, The first game of the season was foot bali. The boys of '22 now made use of the training of their Freshman year and set up for us a champion team which was defeated by no other class team. In basket hall our boys of the maroon and white were less successful because our class had lost several of its best players. But refusing' to be backsliders. we produced a champion basket ball team though only a cellar champ team. The next athletic events were on the track. Quite a few pleasant surprises in the way of material were found, so that our track team came up to the standard of our other teams. Our Junior year seems yet the brightest of all. We are in number 78. Under the able leadership of Ray Aurand, Janet Mitchell, Clayton Hook and Helen Price. as President. X ice President, Treasurer and Secretary, respectively, we hope to close our hrst year as upper-classmen very successfully. Our social career as Juniors took on a more serious aspect for in addition to the reception which we will soon give to the class of 1921 we have had two parties which were well attended. The first party, a masquerade, which was held in the High School building, won much praise, but the last 0116, a chicken and waffle supper, at Milroy was unanimously voted the best. 1922 has always held for her aim the best in school life. As Freshmen. Sophomores and Juniors we strove to lift better up to best and as Seniors in the coming year we shall attempt to magnify that ideal and set an example for those following in our footsteps so that in recalling the class of IQ22 they will always think of her as representative of the best spirit of L. H. S.
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Sophomore G ates The history of the Sophomore Class of 1920-21 is a very important one as well as an inter- esting one. We entered the High School as Freshmen in 19:19 as the largest and brightest class in its history. Wie soon became very popular, both among the teachers and the students of the other classes. XYithout delay we elected officers and chose for our colors green and white. Dur- ing the athletic season the green and white was conspicuous by its presence and in winning laurels. Our basket ball team came victoriously through the season as champions. Two enjoy- able parties were held and when we parted in the spring of IQZO. it was with the thought that our lirst year in High School was well worth while. At the opening of the term in 1920, we as Sophomores, with colors Hying high, resolved to keep on as a winning class. The following officers were elected and an earnest effort was made to organize the class and to keep up the class spirit: XVilliam McKee, President: Loa Lytel, Yice President: Charlotte Steinbach. Secretary: Ethel Peters, Treasurer. Our foot ball team, spurred on by the praise and gallant support of its class, tied every game it played and no class had the honor of defeating the Sophomores. In basket ball the record of our boys' team was a remarkable one. They were again pro- nounced basket ball champions, and even the Juniors had to admit that the title was well merited. Our girls' basket ball team was organized and they made an excellent showing in all their games, and as a junior basket ball team-just wait and see. An April Fool party was held in the High School building. All pronounced it a great success. The Lore banner was won by the Sophs, although later taken by the juniors. lt is gone but not forgotten. W'hen we, as Sophomores, part at the close of our school year, we can well be satisfied witll our years work as a class. As we enter our junior year we will determine to make our record even better and win the envy of the junior Classes of the past years and the years to come.
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