Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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RAYMOND FULTZ ' 'Fultiie' ' A Classical Give thy thoughts lnoutonguef' Raymond came tous just this year so we have not been given a chance to know him very well, but We join together in wishing him a Very suc- cessful future, for we've all learned to like this quiet, serious minded lad. f x FRED H. McCLURE Ted - Technical I am not in the roll of common men. Varsity Track, 33 Class Track, 2, 3, 4 fCaptainlg High School Orchestra-, 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Football, 35 Lore Staff, 13 Class Play, 4. Ted is some pianist and he certainly can make that piano talk. I-Ie's not abit conceited about it either UD. Just now Ted has a marked failing for a certain Taylor and often is seen at this place of abode. Best o' luck to you in coming years. , RUBY A. WAGNER ' 'Rube' ' Commercial ' Hang Sorrow. Care'll kill a cat. Ruby is another one of the .jolly fat-but to .say she has too much avoirdupois immediately angers this young maiden. Rube has a falling for the opposite sex and some one or other of them is always in her company. Beware the men, Ruby, they are a fickle lot at the best. Stenographer E

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i K ALEXANDER REED ' 'Alecn Technical High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Glee Club, 3g Student Council, 4 iPres.Jg Assist- ant Cheer Leader, 3g Lore Staff, 45 Senior Class Plaiyg Class Track, 3, 4. Alec came to us two years ago from Reeds- ville and we're certainly glad for the addition to Olll' class. Alec has been an all round man for the time he's been here, and he's done us more service with his old Ford than he'l1 ever realize. Alec is quietand reserved, yet underneath that covering, we know there is an underlying streak of humor which manifests itself quite frequent- ly. Of course he has to curb his mischievous strain to some degree because he's president of the Boys' Student Council. Business 1 x RUF US E. HARBST Boots' ' Commercial 'E's all 'ot sand an' ginger when alive, An' e's generally shammin' when e's dead. Class Basketball, 3, 4, fCaptainJg Class Football, 33 Varsity Football, 3, 43 H. S. Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Cla-ss Play, 4. Behold our masculine Commercial satellite! When Boots gets to pounding those old Under- woods you can't see him for dust-he's got some speed, that boy has. Boots can play football, too, and he's no mean hand at it for he's got two football L's. He is a jolly fine boy, too, always ready to spring some new joke. Mechanic N 1 BERN ICE HEADINGS Bernie' ' Classical Procrastination is the thief of time. Bernice is our Virgil shark, in fact she's a shark at almost all of her studies. But Bernice, like the rest of us, has learned that study isn't all there is to high school life, for occasionally she dissipates so much as to attend a movie. Bernice has only been with us two years but in those two short years we've learned to like her' immensely, and we all wish,her the best o' luck in Swarthmore next year. 4 Teacher

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..,,l. I PHILLIP HALLEM ' 'Phil' ' W General I-Ie freshly and cheerfully asked him how a man should kill time. P High School Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Basket- ball, 1, 2, 33 Varsity Basketball, 43 Lore-Staff, 1, 2g Class Football, 3. Behold! The time killer and fun maker for the entire school. Phil is continually pestering some poor teacher-yet there is scarcely anyone who dislikes him. His main ambitions are to dance and to spend money regardless of who earns it, and We're sure Phil never does. Besides these few bad habits and eating and talking con- tinually, Phil is all right. Business L K MARY E. KAUF F MAN Mamie General If I could read you like a book, I might dis- cover why you look so cold. A being so gentle and meek that we fear to speak lest we molest her. Never mind, Mary, you will come across the right one some day, then you'll forget to be so cold and heartless. GLENN R. FISHER ' 'Fisher' ' Commercial Is not this a rare fellow, my lord? Student Council, 33 Glee Club, 33 Lore Staff, 4. Glenn is an avowed Woman hater and a bachelor, and up to this time no one has been able to change his mind. He is one of the bril- liants of the Commercial section and we hope that some day he may be successfully started in life, spurred on by remembrances and class mates. Bookkeeper 'I