Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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HELEN LUCAS Helen Commercial To live in hearts we leave behind. Class Playg Underwood Typing Certiiicate. Another of Mr. Hays' brilliant students who delights in break- ing all typing rerords, but in all, a worthy member of 23. RAY LYNCH Sheik General My heart is like a singing bird. Class Debating, 35 Glee Club, 1, 2: Class Track, 1, 2, 3: Varsity Football, 4: Kathleen g Class Play. Ray's voice has fascinated hundreds of souls-yes, even a Violet's. His whims must be satisfied, but Ray has brains and us- ually succeeds in everything. Here's to a brilliant career. LOA M. LYTLE A 'Loa' ' Classical Her beauty makes, This vault a feasting presence. full of light. Kathleen g Class Play. Some say Loa is hard to get acquainted with, but we don't believe it. At least a eertain Dorm. man didn't find it so. MABEL MASEMORE Mabel General Charms strike the sight, but merit the soul. Kathleen , Class Play. Although Mabel's reserve has kept it 'at a distance, we have grown to like her quiet. thoughtful manner. But there is ONE who has not been kent away. How about it, Harry?

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RUSSELL KNEPP Kneppie Technical Look ye Gods! And on his head drop a couple of crowns. How we have enjoyed the many interesting recitations Knep- pie has made in Chemistry. His car is a familiar figure to us all. lVe see great possibilities for him as a mechanic. MARIAN LEEPER Peep Commercial Class Play: Underwood Typing Certificate. Marian has a HUMAN interest in the Sentinel--it has light hair and blue eyes, yes, and you believe it? It actually hails from Yeagertown! God bless you. my children. ELIZABETH LETTERMAN Lib Commercial That which a heart must love and cherish. Class B. B., 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain, 3, 4: Kathleen : Class Play: Underwood Typing Certificate. For some reason or other Lib is interested in the Junior Class and didn't miss a basketball game last year. VVe wonder why? Perhaps Ken could tell us. JAMES LEWIS jim General Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail. Jim heaves a hefty line with the dexterity of a coal stoker and has never been known to make a recitation without bursting into hysterical guifaws. With all his antics. we're sorry he did not complete the year.

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HAZEL MILLER Hazel Classical Oh! VVhy should life all labor be?l' Class Play. Hazel is one of our Virgil sharks. She is a most punctual be- ing and seems to be always around. We predict that Hazel will be a future School Marmf' RUBY McCRACKEN ' 'Ruby' ' Commercial I detect more good than evil, in humanity. Katl1leon : Class Play: Underwood Typing Medal. Hear that argument? That's just Ruby trying to convince Sal that they have exactly two seconds to reach the Senior room before the last bell rings. We're glad to have known her and called her frlend. MARGARET McCLI-INAHEN Bug' ' General Those about her, From her shall read the perfect ways of honor. Kathleen : Class Play. Bug's smile and pleasing personality make her a most popu- lar member of our class. At least Darb will agree that we were very fortunate to have her come to L. H. S. as a Sophomore. MABEL N EIN Mabel Commercial But where is the woman that can live without dining? Class B. B., 3, 4: Kathleen g Class Play: Underwood Typing Medal. This plump, good-natured lassie has been with us the whole four years of our career, and certainly has proven herself an ac- ceptable addition to our class. One of those jolly, unassuming per- sons, always welc-ome wherever they go.