Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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ELIZABETH ADAMS Lib Classical Time will write no wrinkle on her brow. Class play. Lib is another of our studious girls. a. good sport and always ready to work or lend a helping band. Lib is also Madame's delight when it comes to translating L'Abbe Constantin or On Rend L'Argent. ' LOUELLA BAKER A Lou Commercial A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Kathleen, 43 Glee Club, 3: Class Play: Underwood Typing Medal. Always ready to help wherever she Can, and always anxious for a good time. Lou pretends to he quite a student, and al- though she makes good grades, we believe she's spo0Hng us when it vomes to the studying part. HELEN BARNETT Barnett Classical It was her nature to blossom into song. Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Kathleen g Class play. Not a. dull minute when I-lelen's about with her witty sayings and gay fancies. Can you imagine si, man more unfortunate than to be lacking a prominent chin? Helen ean't. MARGARET BEAVER 'AlVlarg Commercial Your hearts desire be with you! Ulass Play: Underwood Typing Certificate. lsn't it gorgeous! VVhat? Vs'ell, no matter what it is, you may be sure it's true if Marg says so. VVith us our whole four years. we Claim Marg as a friend.

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CLASS OF 1923 MOTTO Finished, Yet Beginning COLORS FLOWER C-reen and White Lily of the Valley OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...... ................ ....... P a ul Way VICE PRESIDENT .... ............. .... D o rothea Wallize SECRETARY ...... ..... F ay Schucht TREASURER .... ................................... .... J o hn Young CLASS NIGHT PROGRAMME CHORUS .................................................. ..... C lass PRESIDENTUS ADDRESS .... ............ P aul Way CLASS HISTORY .......... .... M arguerite Wileman MOTTO ORATION ...... .... M argaret Whistler VOCAL SOLO .................. ................................ I rene Orner CLASS POEM ................................................... Irene Smith CLASS ENTERTAINERS-Mabel Goss, Ruth Harding, Beulah Russell, Loa Lytel, Edna Price, Elizabeth Letterman, Ethel Peters, Isabelle Wertz, Mary Forsythe, Darwin Wisehaupt, Paul Spanogle, Hughbert O'Dell CLASS PROPHECY--Helen Barnett, Margaret Haller, Marion Fleming, Mabel Masemore, Violet Campbell PIANO SOLO ....,.................... - .......................... Sara Saxton CLASS KNOCKERS ................................ Marlin Cargill, Wardell Howell PRESENTATIONS-Margaret McClenahen, Donald Wagner, john Nolte, Dorothea Wallize CHORUS ............................................................ Class CLASS WILL ................. Martha Gralabe, john Young, Fay Schuct, Lillian Peris CLASS CENSORS .......... ...................... M ary Shields, Dorothy Freed MANTLE ORATION .............. ....................... W illiam Picketts RESPONSE FROM JUNIORS .......... ..................... W illiam Hartley CLASS SONG ........................................... .......... C lass COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM GRAND MARCH--- ------------------.----------------- High School Orchestra INVOCATION ---- ------ ------ R e v. F. A. Rupley CHORUS -----.-- ---- .- ---- ---------.---- C I ass SALUTATORY --- ----.- ----- M argaret Boyer ORATION ------- ------ ----- E I izabeth Adams PIANO SOLO ------ ------ H oward Stackpole HONOR ORATION --- ----- Whitney Frankenberry PIANO SOLO ------ -.--..--.- L illian Peters ORATION ------- --..--.- H elen Weber VOCAL SOLO ------------ ----- -.--... R a y Lynch ORATION -----------.---. ---. -------- M i lton Cohen VALEDICTORY ORATION ----- ----. C harlotte Steinbach ORCHESTRA SELECTION ------..- ..... H igh School Orchestra PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ---- .-.- D r. W. A. Hutchison PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ---- ---- D r. W. A. Hutchison MARCH -...........-.-..-.. ----- H igh School Orchestra

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SARA K. BELL Sara Classical The passionate love of ltight. the burning' hate of Xl'rong. Kathleen, 4: Class Play. ' Another of those studious beings, always on time CH. Sara's failing is tardiness. but for all that she has a winning way. MARGARET BOYER Marg Commercial Tender memories fondly ulierishedf' Varsity B. B., l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, l, 2, 3, -lg Class Debating, 3: Varsity Debating, 3g KathIeen g Class Play: Lore Staff, 4g Presi- dent Girls' Student Count-il, 45 Underwood Typing Medal. Dancing? Marg's wild about it, Dignilied as she looks, we know there's no better sport than Ma,rg. She can always be counted on to do her best and no matter what the odds, M:u'g's sure to come through with flying colors. HELEN BRIN DEL Bidclie Commercial Youth's spirit in it's freedom, lives and loves, and rules in thee. Katllleen : Class Play: Underwood Certitleute. l:liddie also entered our midst at the beginning' of the Sll'k?ll'll, and although it took some time to get acquainted, there-'s not an better pal to be had-f--om'e you get on the inside track. SYLVESTER BROUGHT ' 'Farmer' ' General Clink! Clink! Clink! To his true fellowship we drink. 1-low we will remember Farmer as a great orator, and per- haps in later years, we shall hear him making famous speeehes. So easy to know and a true friend to all.