Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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5 56' THE LORE SIX SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Charles Coxe HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY W. F. Fisher, Principal Gladys S. McCauley, Assistant Principal Dorothy Ruble Catherine Dughi Cltarles Dickerhoff Catherine de Klopotoff Mae Park Erma Stahl J. Lester Houser Samuel Hays Esther Cressman Aclaline Miller Mary Crumbling Allis Gill Charlotte Sheaffer Luther Miller Maude Keister Mary Frankenberry Calvert Ellis Sara Ann Bruner ............... ..-..... S upervisor of Drawing Mildred Wentz ........................... -. ...... Supervisor of Music Palmer S. Mitchell ....... -. ............. - ....... Director of Orchestra JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY George M. Yerg, Principal Ivy Bratton Agnes Daugherty Clare Miller Dorothea Ostermayer K

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been THE LORE '99 CLASS POEM While sitting one day I chanced to ponder And suddenly the heavens seemed rent as- under, And there on a heaven-like golden scroll, I behold, with awe, our worthy class roll. M1 ,U , I First on the list .was our President, Sky, That studious lad, so young and so shyg And working with us through thick and thin, He wore his smile and friendly grin. Next come our friends, Vesta and Marie, So full of life's joy, its mirth and its glee. And now there is one whom none go before, 'Tis Gochy, the editor-in-chief of the Lore. Now our Valedictorian, Mid, nevertheless, Is sure to attain her aspired success. Our class has brawn and our class has might, Just look at our friends Houser, Saylor and White. Brains are another thing this class of ours yields, For example, Miss Woomer, Miss Gassert, Miss Shields. Some hail from McVeytown, our best, forsooth! There's Myra, and Lena and faithful Ross Booth. Our stellar comedians, Smiles, Barney and Lynn, Are the best cures for ills that are ever brot in. In musical talent Fred and Dodo outstand, To them I wish the best of the land. To Frankie, and Inch and Rosie, I give Hopes that jazz and their talent long may live. And do you know in our class there isn't a fusser? But some mighty good sports, Worley, Ruble and Musser. Showers, Stone, Shatzer and Snook, Are fellows who never studied a book, Yet they went through school like true men of old, Ignoring all comments like warriors so bold. The success of our class play was, as We all know, due partly To our friends, Kitty, Ken, Baker, Sue, Smitty and Hartley. Attention! Friends, the soldiers are come With the noise of battle and rutile of drums: Ulsh, Jerry, and Reigle, three So full of mirth and so full of glee. Four years as athletes we did excel, And L. H. S. fame I fear to fortellg VVith men like Branen, Simon, Miller off the team, It may not be what you will deem. The orchestra, too, will sorely miss Sara, Legs, Louise, and Little, four Who always have some good in store. EIGHT Jimmie and Janet sure are a pulchritudinous pair, And we're all in hopes it'll not end in despair, Now Harshbarger, Houser, Deamer and Grove, Into fame's portals are sure to rove. While Martie, Madella, Whitie and ,'Fran, Are sure to attain what no one else can. Some poor man's heart-strings capture and break, Ere from this World their leave they'll take. Anna Mae, Dip, Lucia and Katie, Peg, Lib, Emma and Pauline-sedate Are all of the number of Commercial sharks A fact which is proven by their commendable marks. Then too there is Vera-not very tall Whose one ambition is to marry Paul There, also is in our class a blithe little creature Mena, young lass who aspires to be a teacher. Then comes Mary our debating star VVhose fame has been hearlded both Wide and far. Winifred, Ledith, Teenie and Clare Mid, Claudia and Tommy with beauty so rare Along with Lillian, Gladys, Mary and Kate VVill some day be honored in nation and state. Now Dizzy Yeager we must not miss, The reason she's happy is because ignorance is bliss. Last, but not least, is Esther, this friend of ours, And her presence always reminds us of flow- ers. Thus the world moves along with its sorrow and song, As does this class before you. They have iinished their work and will depart from here, Leaving their words of joy and of cheer. Members of the faculty, so true, We have been a worry and trouble to you. But kindly forget and forgive our wrongs, 'Ere we will join the numberless throngs. Now, Juniors, when we are gone, Bear the yoke as we have done. Serve as Seniors in valor true, As in later life we all shall do. Alma Mater, we depart from hence, With greater things to deal: And never more shall we forget,, The old Maroon and Steel. Yea, Alma Mater, We love thee, Love thee evermoreg Thou great and faithful Alma Mater, Loved by '24,