Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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IN MEMORIAM Two very sad events marked the course of our past school year The school community churches, musical organizations friends and acquaintances still feel the loss of Mary Angeline Swelgart, 22 who dled at her paren itls She was a patient and cheerful invalid for over a year She was a leader ln all activities during her brief school career Kmsely Wagner, '23 Drowned, February 9, 1922, at the local Y M C A pool His death was a terrible shock to all who knew him. He was a popular, cheerful student, and a talented musician. tal home, April 9, 1922. The death was due to periton-

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EDITORIAL The fifth Commencement number of the Lore, the official school annual of Lewistown High School, is submitted with the expectation that every reader may find something of in- terest or enjoyment within its covers. The staff has spent much time and bent every effort in endeavoring to make this number one of the best school annuals in. the state. . ' We wish to express our appreciation to all who have in any way helped to make this publication what it is, especially the merchants of Lewistown who have so generously adver- tised in these columns. Thanks are also due to Mr. Harry Gibbs by whom all of the photo- graphic work in this edition was done and to the Sentinel Printing House who have helped the Lore management over many a stumbling block in publishing this paper. T To those who may have the management of the Lore next year we wish the best of suc- cess and hope that their efforts may be rewarded by having the Lore rank as one of the best high school papers in Pennsylvania. ' Our campus as it is now, ought to be a joy and pride to every loyal son of L. H. S. Beautiful evergreens dot it here and there while a trim young hedge encloses the grounds. The Senior class has added to these beauties by plantingta tree by which L. H. S. may remem- ber in years to come the class of l922. Two tennis courts are being built on the terraces to the east of the building, on which all the work is being done by the students. It is expected that these will be completed before the close of school this year. Four years and seven months ago our Seniors brought forth into this School a school paper, conceived in literary work and dedicated to the proposition that all school papers are not equal. I V Now we are engaged in a great literary movement testing whether this paper or any other paper so conceived and so dedicated can long endure. We arenow met in a great meeting of that movement. We have dedicated a portion of this paper for the final farewell to those who here gave their time that this paper might live. It is altogether' fitting and proper that we should do this. But in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate, we cannot give up this' paper. The contributions from Freshmen to Seniors who worked here have placed it at its highest point and nothing can be added to or detracted from it. The school will little think nor long remember what we say here but can never forget what we did there. It is for us, the students, to dedicate a portion of this paper to those who have thus far so nobly contributed. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task that we have just finished, that from these honored students we take new vigor in that paper for which they gave most of their time, that we here highly resolve that these writers shall not have written in vain, that this paper under student management shall have a new birth of advancement and that this paper of the students, by the students and for the students shall not perish from this school. i Wm. Picketts, '23.

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LORE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .......................-..-.-................ C. Robert Kase 22 Assistant Editor ........................ - ...... ............. R uth M. Peters 22 Business Manager-- ................. -- ..................... Clayton Hook 22 Treasurer ........ - .....................e.......... Professor Earl R Strange Faculty Advisor--- I ---- ---------. - --------------------- M iss Emma Wines EDITORIAL STAFF Elsa Rupp, '22 Caroline Rice, '22 Cecelia I-ytel, '22 I-etitia Brent, 722 Janet Mitchell, '22 Alexander Reed, '22 Marguerite Mateer, '22 Mary Dughi, '22 Theodore Kline, '22 Fred Lucas, '22 James Bigelow, '22 V Sara Heider, '22 Rebecca Cruse, '20 BUSINESS STAFF James W. Hoffman, '22 Ruth Nein, '22 Charlotte Steinbach, '23 Helen Weber, '23 William Picketts, '23 William I-Iartley, '24 Paul Corbin, '25 Paul Klinger, '25 Glen Fisher, ' 2 2 John Young, '23 Paul Spanogle, '23 Edward Brent, '23