Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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.5 , 7 , fi il .. ,.l 1' Z In Memoriam PAUL STUMPF If the Kings of Sport still gather If the heroes of life's scrimmage When they've crossed the Great Divide And the wagers of the iight And enjoy new deeds of valor Meet above the starry stretches- As they roam the spaces wideg Up above the day and nightg If the truly great of sportdom If the football valiants gather For a missing fighter pine Still bravely to play the game There's a shout of joy that's boundless There's a new recruit this springtime Now that Paul has crossed the line! Now that Paul has crossed the line! fSelected and printed as a tribute from the football team., The Vocational Department is greatly grieved by the loss of our good friend Paul Stumpf. Paul was one of the leading members of the drafting department. Out of school and in the class rooms he was clean, honest, faithful, sincere, and trustworthy. His life should serve as a model for those who are in need of a moral leader. To his teachers, he was industrious, polite, and considerate. To his friends, he was sincere and honest. He was loved by all who knew him. Elmer S. Reed, Vocational Roy F. Kepler, Vocational 7'zl:cr1,fy-fire?

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ev ,P -, -,,--YQ'-- Senior Class Ofiicers CARL BUFFINGTON President CAROLYN WELCH Secretary Tzffcnty-four ELIZABETH REE Vice President D , M-' ' 722 av 4 4 ju xl WM .' ,, f M H V ,, , f , WW 'va Wim! l!'55'i'f.zi ., , Ei :n?E:7::'. V W V' - SAMUEL COHEN Treasurer

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. Ja 3' ...If-Z Q b A, gg.. b ,,.. 2 V -:ff : ,,, r as ,N , ,,,. M ,.x. N' X IA tu DONALD .E. ADAIR t'Don General All the stamps that Don can buy All inkwells that do run dry- -Ah mel We were quite perplexed at Don because he would not tell us why he was so studious. Now we know why he spends so much time brushing up on his English and letter writing. We con- gratulate Don on his ability to spell-Harris- burg. We wish him success in many ways. Favorite Pastime-Writing letters. Most Prized Possession-His Hope Chest. Ambition-To be the one and only. DAVID E. ANDERSON Hunk Business If he had any faults, he has left us in doubt At least in three years we could not End them out. Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, Class Playg L Clubg Chapel Program 1, 2, 3, Lore Staff 3. Here we have an athlete and a ladies' man. Dave has gained much popularity by working in the oflice. Many hearts miss a beat and many eyes are turned backward at the sound of that firm step in the room about 2:00 p. m. tVVhen Dave delivers the absentee slips.J As Money-Bags Merkle in the play, he has surely done his part for 33. Favorite Pastime- Hill Climbing. Most Prized Possession-His varsity L, Ambition-To see Lewistown beat Hunting- don. ANNA CATHERINE ATTIVO Nanie Commercial Silence fills a thoughtful heart. O. G. A. Certificate 3g Class Play 3, Glee Club 1. They've tried to tell us all along that Anna is quiet, but we've just found out that behind the silence there is one of the finest personali- ties that's to be found in our high school. She says she wants to be a private secretary to-? That's Anna's secret, and she doesn't tell everything she knows. Favorite Pastiine-Dreaming. Most Prized Possession-Her earrings. Ambition--To become Mrs.? JEANNE LASHEL AURAND t'Gin Secretarial Like an iffling pin Giggling is no sin. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Class Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. If we hear a giggle that sounds as if Madame Warbler were attempting her daily trill from the roof garden to the basement of the Empire State building, we know that Gin is in the crowd. Gin admits she likes to roller skate. We wish her fewer bumps and falls on her path of life than she has ever re- ceived while skating. Favorite Pastime-Skating and dancing. Most Prized Possession-Her Friendship Book. Ambition-To be a nurse. 3 5 . . ye, T1171'u,fy-.sim