Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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, B ,e ' MISS MARY BEAVER None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. In Memoriam The students and faculty of Lewistown High School were saddened by the untimely death of Miss Beaver, a member of the faculty of the Commercial Department. Miss Beaver was an enthusiastic companion of boys and girls, interested in the scholastic and the athletic sides of school life, an excellent teacher, and a sincere friend of our school. A Christian spirit pervaded all her activities, and we feel with deep regret the loss of a teacher whose infiuence was so widespread in the two years we knew her. Our little systems have their day, They have their day and cease to beg They are but broken lights of thee, And Thou, O Lord, are more than they. In Memoriam Alfred Lord Tennyson Tnirflrc'

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.-ge mu ' 'i',fffff ' - iw 135551 2 c as SENIOR CLASS Senior Class History The Fall of '32 saw enter our L. H. S. two hundred boys and girls full of ambition and hopes for three years of real success which lay close by. We realized that nothing could be accomplished without leaders to guide and represent us, and so early in our Sophomore year we elected James Reed as President, Dorothy Wray as Vice-President, Frances Benfer as Secretary, and Lewis Briner as Treasurer. As the year progressed, we became more acquainted with our new surroundings, and we were soon represented in various school activities including all sorts of sports, oratory, debating, and Student Council. The following year was met with even greater expectations. We were resolved to set a higher mark than had our predecessors. During the first semester we-now Juniors-chose for our President, Lewis Brinerg Vice-President, Frances Ritter, Secretary, Marjorie Bossingerg and Treas- urer, James Reed. Once again we excelled in our participation in boosting activities, in fact, the representatives in the Forensic League consisted chiefly of our own class mates. We chose blue and gold as our colors. Toward the close of the year, committees were appointed to begin prepara- LEWIS BRINER Prffsifient MARJORIE BOSSINGER Vice President F0l1l'ff'F71f