Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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Y , GEMS W. as .L. as g fjf2fj,j-zLr-WsonzL..-.vLLzr,saLn.c nw V..4,vf3 SENIOR CLASS tions for the Prom. Needless to say it was well worth while, one long to be remembered by all. Vacation was heartily greeted by all, and we left our studies with great thoughts of the coming year. September of 1934 was hailed with overflowing enthusiasm, everyone was determined to do his best this last year. Once more we elected Lewis Briner as our President to represent us. Marjorie Bossinger was elected Vice President, Doretha Martz, Secretary, and Boyd Dippery, Treasurer. Many things were accomplished: our rings were chosen, pictures were taken, and the Lore Stai was elected, for which David Van Zant was chosen Editorg Marion Henry, Assistant Editorg and William Zeigler, Business Manager. This group has laid aside past customs in organizing the Lore, in hopes of making it the best in many years. Amid the buzz of exams we looked forward to our class play which, we were assured, was the best musical comedy written. Tryouts were held, and early in March the public witnessed an all aroundv play- Forward Pass. Now that it is time to leave our school, we can't help feeling that our years in L. H. S. were not spent in vain. We have behind us three years crowded with work, happiness, friends, and-success! DORETHA MARTZ BOYD DIPPERY Sfwrfflarji TI'I'flSllI'f'T Fif I wen