Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

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If anyone should queslion Jrhe worlh-while aclivilies of fhe school in re- gard +o lhe war effort he would be mel wilh an insfanlaneous response which mighl sound somelhing like 'lhisz Besides having a goodly number of boys already serving on lhe aclual lighling front Lewislown High School is coeoperaling 'ro lhe lullesl' degree on 'rhe home lronl. Slanclard Firsf Aid Courses are given lo all sludenfs in order 'rhal fhey will be able fo cope wilh any emergency lhal may ariseg war sfarnps Wm'-i f,,- 1., mf, .A 5 s.yvi,'m,- M wfm -ea .,TmmM wawmmwMwfiwwa:sm vwail-ymggehwzamW VICTORY are currenlly sold in our school by various volunrary groups: The boys of lhe school are serving in lhe capacily of airplane sporlers, air-raid wardens, messengers, erc., which are Truly needed in The communilyg when scrap drives for rags, melal, and rubber are conducled, everyone eniers info lhe raslc wilh a spiril which U. S. can be proud of. Alfhough lhis is iusl a surface glance inlo fhe acrual work, il is enough +o prove +ha+ L. H. S. is rruly digging in for vic- Tory. S-1:wifwf:.3evw2f5s5:mrsw:me,fwwwf -yr,'ffa'1'r:efwffmgwlggwe, . - .f . 5 , - .K '-1 4? 'I J.-. .-f'-' ,- 1'- -t'-'2'.-'-.- .':.'.r.'.r' z lu. H' .' .-.' ...sf if J, ,N J'-5'f-'f '-Q'-if J.: To all The TighTing men who have gone from The halls oT L. l-l. S. To Talce a parT in The greaT sTruggle Tor Treedom and The righTs oT men, we, The class oT nineTeen hundred and TorTy-Three, respecTTully dedicaTe This Lore. if - -m'-'-:-'-.'-?.'eIfHFE-:if'f-F-:Pn-:-:r-:--:-g.-ge- . . ,Y An-FFf'Wtr '- :Im-vwHes-:J-:hsg:-:I-:I-:-::-:refsf-5:-:df-5-. '-:--:-1:-:J-:If-:.-:--.- . ,. ' J 'A'-PV' ' 'x ,mb eg f .- ., -..q.-.- 1:-t- , , ,Qi We wish To honor noT only Those who have gone Trom our immediaTe class, buT also all Those boys who have ever aTTended LewisTown l-ligh School. The greaT Taslc ThaT They have underTalcen is one ThaT has drawn Them Trom Their homes and Tamilies, To unlcnown desTinies and uncerTain TuTures. Their way will noT be smooTh or easy, and many Times They may be ready To abandon The cause, lDuT we hope ThaT our TaiTh in Them may do a small parT in paving The way To ulTirnaTe vicTory. CUR FRIENDLY FACULTY AND WISE MR. CALVIN V. ERDLY B.S., M.S. Superinfendenl of Public Schools Lewisfown, Pennsylvania aff ADMINISTRATCRS We, ine class of nine+een iorly-lhree, wish To exlencl our deepesl appre- ciaiion Io our wise adminislralors for 'rheir unsellish and whole-hearled inieresl in us and our worlc during our school years in Old L. S. As we leave fhese friendly porlals 'ro join in +he lighl for freedom, we will look back and remember rheir leadership in lime of peace and especially during This period since ihe world was plunged info sirife and sorrow. May we never lorgel lheir worlh-while inslruclions which have helped lo mold our Iulure accomplishmenls. l l MR. RALPH H. MACLAY MISS GLADYS S. McCAULEY MISS CI-ARE N. MILLER PI'1.B., M.Ed. A,B. Vice-Principal Principal I.ewis+own Junior- Vice-Principal Senior High School Lewisfown, Pennsylvania LENDING A SUPT., MR. CALVIN V. ERDLY, B.S., M.S. SUPERVISORS AND DIRECTORS CLERICAL SERVICE Miss Sara Ann Bruner Mrs. Mae Baxler Lulz Mr. William E. Runlcle, B.S., M.Ed. Miss Mary Mason Miss Mildred G. Wen+z Miss Mildred Summers Mr. Palmer S.Mi+Cl1ell, B.S. WELCOME HAND Mr. Ralph H. Maclay, Pl1.B., M.Ed. Miss Gladys S. McCauley, A.B. Miss Clare N. Miller Mr. Grover C. Bair, A.B. Miss Dorofhy Benner, A.B., M.Ed. Miss lvy H. Brallon, B.S. Mr.John M. Buzas, B.S. Miss Esfher Cressman, B.S., M.A. Miss Mary Crumbling, A.B., M.A. Miss Elizabefh L. Culberlson. A.B. Mr.'John J. Fagan, B.S. Mr. Howard E. Faulh, B.S. Mrs. Frances Fish Holsopple, B.S. Mr. J. William Fleisher, B.S. Miss Mary E. Franlcenberry, Ph.B. Miss Christine R. Granf, B.A. Mr. William J. Gruver, B.S. Miss Rulh R. Haberlen, B.S. Mrs. Helen B. Harfzler Miss Esfher Helfrechf, A.B., B.S. in Miss Marfha Heverly. A.B., M.A. Mr. Alberf W. Houser, B.S. Mr. William A. Howe, B.S. L.S. FACULTY Mr. Ernesi H. Koch, B.S. in M Miss Nellie K. Lack Miss Fr ance s L. Marlrs, BS. Mrs. Dorofhy B. Maxwell, A.B Miss Grace B. McCoy, B.S. Mr. Earl J. McMillen, B.S. Miss Anna J. Mease. A.B. Mr. Ralph L. Miller, B.S. Miss Eva M. Miniclr. B.S. Miss Coral K. Morris, B.S. Mrs. Marlha Flagler Neal, A. Mrs.Joseph Novalc, A.B. Miss May Parlr, A.B. Miss Helen l. Price Miss Helen Reniclc, B.S. Miss Dorolhy Rhoads, B.S. Mfuay M. Rider, Ae. Miss Dorofhy Rissinqer, A.B. Mr. Russell Romig, B.S., M.S. Miss Jean Runlcle, B.S. us. Ed. B. Miss Josephine Schellenberq, A.B. Mr. M. Lufher Scoll, B.S. Mrs. Rachel E. Shadle. B.S. Mr. Roberf L. Shadle. A.B. Mr. Samuel W. Shearer Mr. Roger B. Smifh, B.S. Mr. Hugh E. spinal. Bs., M.Ed. Mr. Samuel Sleinberqer, Jr., B.S. Mr. Jack Swefelc, B.S. Mr. Sfephen Swefelc, B.S. in Ed. Miss Charlolfe J. Walker, B.Sf Mr. Harry R. wake, Bs., Mid. Miss Ethel Wray, A.B. INDUSTRIAL Mr. William E, Runlmle. B.S., lvl.Ed. Mr. Roberl L. Beck Mr. Harry l. Benlsel Mr. Harold E. Bosler, B.S. Mr.John W. Brassinqfon Mr. Norman B. Calhoun. B.S., M.Ed Mr. Marlin B. Erdley Mr. Ross A. l-luflord, A.B. Mr. Harold B. Kilheffer, B.S. Mr. Fred E. Reigle. B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Russell L. Ruble, B.S. Mr. Richard F. Snyder, B.S., M.Ed. LEGIGN OF YCUTH Qqef FCUR IMPORTANT We enTered The porTals oT LewisTown High School as Sophomores, 327 sTrong, eager To be a success and To mainTain The high sTandards and ideals seT up by our predecessors. Our TirsT duTy in This, our new liTe, was To elecT The Tollowing leaders: PresidenT, William Hughes: Vice-PresidenT, Helen ATTivo1 Treasurer, William Brinerg SecreTary, Mary Lou HerbsTer. Our class was very acTive, parTicipaTing in The many exTra-curricular acTiviTies oTTered by The school. Many members oT The class belonged To Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, dramaTics, glee club, and all Tields oT aThleTics. The main evenT oT our Sophomore year was The class parTy. As our conTribuTion To The annual Senior Day program, The vice4presidenT gave an address. AT The close of This year we were somewhaT adapTed To our new liTe and were eagerly looking Torward To our nexT year. AT lasT our long-awaiTed Time arrived, bringing wiTh iT The realizaTion oT our hopes To be upperclassmen. Again we selecTed leaders, which were: PresidenT, William Brinerq Vice-PresidenT, Helen ATTivog Treasurer, Neil STewarT: SecreTary, Mary Lou HerbsTer. AT our TirsT class meeTing we selecTed navy blue and gold as our class colors. Also aT The same Time we voTed on our haTs and pennanTs. ln addiTion, our class was The TirsT in The hisTory oT LewisTown High School To have The privilege oT ordering our rings in our Junior year. The mosT imporTanT evenT oT This year was The Junior Prom. The idea of an early prom meT much opposiTion Trom The sTudenTs. buT aTTer we Thoroughly considered The TacTs, we decided To hold The prom in March. Much diTTiculT work was enTailed, buf iT broughT abouT a prom so successTul ThaT iT will live in our memories. This ended anoTher worTh-while year, and we knew we had climbed anoTher rung in liTe's ladder. The wheel of Time revolved and we enTered LewisTown High School Tor The lasT Time-as digniTied, sTaTely Seniors, 227 in number. Our leaders Tor This year were: President William Brinerg Vice-PresidenT, Helen ATTivo3 Treasurer, Franklin Rudy: SecreTary, Mary Lou HerbsTer. Because oT The enlisTmenT in The navy of Franklin Rudy, Mary Lou HerbsTer assumed The responsibiliTies of Treasurer, along wiTh her duTies as secreTary. AT The beginning oT The year we had our class picTures Taken. WiTh our counTry engaged in a sTruggle Tor iTs very exisTence, we deTermined To do our uTmosT To help conquer The Torces which are sTriving To uTTerly desTroy our way oT liTe. Our YEARS M-ff , s r CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM BRINER 15 FRANKLIN RUDY P,-egir-jen-9 Treasurer HELEN ATTIVO MARY LOU HERBSTER Vice-Presidenf Secrefery firsr conlriburion ro rhe war efforr was a rremendously successful scrap drive, consisr- ing of lhe colleciion of rags, rubber, and scrap mefal. Larer a boolc campaign, in which boolcs were collecled for men in rhe armed forces of our counrry, was held. Also hundreds of dollars of war sramps were sold in fhe building. This year borh our foorball and baslcerball reams had fine records. From every s'randpoin+, we seemed fo have reached 'rhe goal esrablished by rhose before us. Now we are eagerly anriciparing our class play, Senior Day, Commencement rhe Junior Prom, The Dinner Dance, and 'rhe Alumni Dance. ln our school life we have gained a vasr wealrh of friends, lcnowl- edge, and experience, which we shall use rhroughour our life. lr is wilh deep regrer rhaf we leave our dear Alma lvlarer 'ro enrer a chaoric world, full of srrife and srruggle. Bill and Helen LUCILLE ALEXANDER Lucy Home Economics Reading Club I3 ,Typing Club 23 Bowling 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Assembly 2, 3. I A-2's fomboy . . . likes a cerlarn Bob in The Army... always l?l has her homework done. . BETTY LOU AMMERMAN Giggles Commercial Maroon and S'Ieel Sfaff I3 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 33 Ari Club 23 Dramalic Club 23 Befa Tri-I-li-Y I. Likes Wagner's sfore in McClure . . . doesn'I she, Bucky? . , . wishes Chrisfmas would come more offen . . .full of fun . . . class giggler. DORIS SHIRLEY AURAND Doris Academic Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Home Economics Club I3 Leaders' Club 23 Assembly 2, 3. Ouief , . . reserved . . . good siudenf . . . loyal friend . . . gels along with everyone . . , reliable. JAMES M. AURAND Jim Academic Typing Club I3 Hobby Club 23 Public Speaking Club 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 2, 33 Assembly 2, 3. Quief lunless someone wanls fo sfudyl . . . A-l's early riser . . . a born pessimisf . , . good sfudenl . . . likable fellow. BARBARA JEAN ALLEN Jean Academic Sfudenf Council I, 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Maroon and Sleel Siaff I, 2, 33 Associafe Editor Maroon and Sfeel 33 Dramatic Club I, 23 Leaders' Club 23 Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y 45' I, 2, 33 Asse ibly I, 2, 33 Prom Commilfee 23 Bowling 2. I-Ier hear? is in The Army MyrI's pal . . . Bill's capable associafe edilor . . . friendly gels along wilh everyone. CLARENCE APPLEBY Hairpie Vocalional Banker 2, 33 Sfudenf Council l. Handsome . . . drives a Ford likes a cerfain Mid, 15 GENEVIVE C. ARSENIU Vee General Assembly I, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Bowling 23 Public Speaking Club I3 Library Slaff 2. Talkafive . . . head cook af Quick Lunch . . . likes Io read . . . going Io be an old maid? FRANCES AURAND Fannie General Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3. Lafesf addifion from Milroy . . . small, dark, and quiet . . .good French sfudenf . . . friendly. JOHN LESTER AURAND John Agricullural F. F. A. Vice-President I, 23 Acliv- ify Represenfalive 3. Wants Io be a hairdresser , . . sleepy head . . . likes his Burnham neighbors. HELEN M. ATTIVO Helen Academic Class Vice-Presidenl I, 2, 33 Slu- denf Council I, 2, 33 Lore Sfaff 33 Sfudenf Council Convenlion 23 Junior Prom Cornrrriffee 23 Sopho- more Commiffee I3 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 33 Girls' Glee Club I, 2,33 A Cap- pella Choir I, 23 Assembly I, 2, 33 Bowling 2. A Lafin sludenl . . . modesl . . . everyone's friend . . . always seen wifh Daisy June . . . likes a good lime V ..oq.,, , I NA 4.51- 0 gig: ,H , qi, , -I .. ' . , 4 ,' if 15 ,si L , I ak K i .. H , 5 21 .1. 1, fav In If I E , 3- .W . ' ii ' A . 1 f vi -f CLIFTON BACHMAN Percy Vocafional Jolly . . . good-nalured . . . Mil- lon's All-American . . . once a friend, always a friend. DOROTHY A. BARGO Dol General Home Economics Club lg Girls' Alhleiic League I, 2, 3: Presidenf of Girls' Afhlefic League 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Library Slaff 3, Assembly 2g Readers' Club 2, Good nalured . . . friendly . . . pleasing personalily . .'. likes sports . . . always seen wilh Klinger and Smifh. A EVELYN J. BEARLEY .. FAU'-'NE '-- BEAVER vie Commercial 'Dulch Commercial eerleader l, 2, 35 Bowling 2, 3: Library Club I3 Leaders' Club 2, idenf Council 35 Banker Ig Girls' GIVISI Alhlefic I-,EGQUS Ii 2. 3? '50, Ee Club 3: Lore gfafsf 3: Mafoon 80 Word Transcrupfion 33 IOO Word Sleel lg Nalure Sludy Club 23 Theofl' 25,I-OTE Slaff 31 Assembly sembly I, 2, 3. li ,ZZ BOWIIUQ 2- Opy Cheerleader h ' . proud of Will make someone an excellenf ' driving . . . prefly, blonde r . . w. always laughing . . . :e a friend, always a friend. sfenog . . . does more Than her share of lalking . . . shorf and sweef . . . gels leffers from Phila- delphia. M' 'iii' ELEANOR BEEBE Blondie General Prefly blonde from Alloona . . . has gorgeous eyes 'and knows how fo use lhem . . . is gelflng used Io lhe life around Town. I WILLIAM BENDER WldQe Vocalional Wood Club I, 2. Good machinisl . . . rides a motor- cycle . . . visits Port Royal. CARL BARBER Percy Vocational Soccer I, 23 Craflsmen's Club 2, 3, Spends mosf of his lime al the park. DAVID M. BARRON Baron Academic Sfudenl Council 2, 3, Firsl Vice- Presidenl of Stale Sludenf Council Associalion 33 Nalional Forensic League I, 2, 3, Officer of N. F. L. 2, 3, Maroon and Sleel lg Baskel- ball lg Baseball lg Assislanl Busi- ness Manager of Lore 3, Rifle Club 27 Nafiunal Rifle Associafion 25 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Assembly I, 2, 3. Always looking for an argumenl . . . woman harer l?l . . . our second Bill Siem . . . proud of his red hair . . . always rivaling Siegel. DELORES ELAINE BELL Dee Commercial Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, A Cap- pella Choir I, 2. I-Iails from Fairview . , . small buf mighfy . . . calm . . . likes lo roller skafe. FRANCES L. BERRYMAN Sudie Commercial 60, 80, IOO Word Transcripfions 2, 35 Library Club I3 Ouldoor Club 2: Lore Sfafl 33 Complete Theory 3. Friend of all . . . would like lo work in a lawyer's office . . . ad- heres io ihe saying, Love Thy Neighbors. TRESS ANN BERSINGER Tre55 General Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 33 Sports Appreciation Club lj Assembly I, 2, 33 Girls' Athletic League I, 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Squad Leader 2.- Wonder when my Kenny's comin' home . . . faithful . . . tall . .. pleasing personality. IRVIN C. BIERLY Termite Agricultural F, F. A. President I3 Secretary 23 Treasurer 33 Band 3. Enioys taking it easy , . . likes the fairer sex , . . has an interest in the Sophomore class . . . friendly. 'S- ' WILBUR BOTTORF Midge Vocational Craftsmen's Club 2, 3, Mr. Bentzel's electrical whiz . . . enioys roller skating . 3 . likes l?l the girls. JOYCE BOYER Joyce Commercial Outdoor Life Club I3 Bowling 23 A Cappella Choir 23 Girls' Glee Club 3. Looking torward to her diamond trom'Joe . . . frequently goes to Tennessee . . , likable. NATALIE S. BIEDERMAN Natty Academic Alpha Tri-l-li-Y 33 Assembly 23 Bowling 2, 33 Dramatic Club 23 60 Word Transcription 23 Type- writing Club 23 National Forensic League 2, 3. One of the Doc's . . . thinks houseparties are neat . . . sharp orator . . . Jake's her shadow . . . ideal toothpaste ad girl! MARY E. BIGELOW Sal Commercial Art Club I3 Knitting Club 23 Ac- tivity Representative 23 60 Word Transcription 23 80 Word Transcrip- tion 33 Complete Theory 3. Dependable , . . sort ot man shy . . , studious . . . everyone's pal-especially Dutch's . . . quiet luntil you learn to know herl. B- 'l JOAN LOUISE BIRMINGHAM Bubbles Academic , Banker I3 Alpha Tri-l-li-Y I, 2, 3' .Rig . Assembly l, 2, 33 Dramatic Club ' I, 23 Maroon and Steel Statt I, 2, 33 Feature Editor 33 Cheerleader 23 Junior Prom Committee 23 Girls' -- Lore Staff 33 Activity Representa- tive 3. PHYLLIS A. BOWERS Phil Academic Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Maroon and Steel Staff I3 Nature Study Club 23 Alpha Tri-l-li-Y 33 Assembly I, 2, 33 Dramatic Club I, 2, 33 Activ- ity Representative 3. Studious . . . pals with Lush . . . likes blackouts , , . thinks a certain Ag boy is slow, BETTY ARLINE BRINDEL 'slfeefefu Commercial Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 A Cap- Della Choir I, 2, 33 Assembly l, 2. Usually seen with Delores . . quiet l?l lass trom Granville. . . a good triend, isn't she, Bob? mental . . . flowing locks. Flashes a sweetheart bracelet , . . Duke bound . . .fond of 'tbl Glee Club 2, 33 Leaders' Club 23 it' Graham crackers , . . tempera- JOYCE LOUISE BOBB Bobbie Commercial Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 A Cappella Choir I, 23 Assembly 2, 3. Modest. , . wavy hair . . . always gay and smiling . . . full of iun . . . seen with Davis . . . friendly . . . boy-shy? 7 7 in Wi sk. M31 . 3 'ale ' THOMAS CLARK I HARRIET CALDWELL Sis General Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Nalure Sludy Club 2. Ardenl gum chewer . , . fall blonde . , . falkalive . . . always laughing. S' .1-N WARREN BRINDLE Windy Vocalional Soccer I. 2-V-l's glamour boy , . . ralkalive . . , likes a certain someone. ,I Ha LOIS E. BRUMBAUGH ' 'Bucky Commercial , Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 A Cao- pella Choir l, 23 Band 2, 33 Or- I cheslra I, 23 Assembly l, 2, 3. Talenled musician . . .' lovable personalily . . . likes a cerlain Raymond . . . forever yisiling Eg lvlcVeylown. , X as 1? 8' gsfi. 2 WILLIAM H. BRINER Bessie ' Academic Class Officer I3 Class Presidenl 2, 33 Varsily Baskerball l, 2, 33 Var- sily Soccer 2, 33 Varsily Baseball I, 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 33 Sludenf Council I, 2, 33 Lore Sfaff 33 Dra- matic Club I, 23 Maroon and Sleel Slafl I, 23 Edilor-in-Chief I3 Junior Prom Commillee 23 Sophomore Commillee I3 Sludenf Council Convenlion 23 Roosevell Hi-Y 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 2, 33 Baskefball Club l, 23 Sporls Club 2. Thar line never fails . . .capable class presidenl . . . Slate bound . . . praclical ioker . , . Dum- durn , . .good athlele. LOUISE BUBB Louise Commercial Assembly 23 Knillinq Club 23 Home Economics Club I. Mr. I-louser's sland-by . , . guief -mos? of The lime . . , willy . . . neaf . . . pleasanl. F I CLARENCE CARTER 'Jirn Vocafional Football 2, 33 Cooking Club l. Handsome . . . ladies' man . . freguenl visilor al Lake Park , . Peosodenl smile. I, 23 ADALINE JUNE CHARLES Daisy June General Biology Club I3 Arr Club 23 Bas kelball I3 Bowling 23 Senior Rep- resenlalive 33 Aclivily Represenla- five 23 Banker I3 Lore Sfalf 33 Junior Prom Commillee 23 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 33 Dramalic Club Alpha Tri-HiAY 33 Assembly I, 2, 3, Carefree . . , good dancer . . . fond of Gumrny candy , . . like able personality . . . Yeagerlown booster . . . enioys conversing wilh lhe onposile sex. OREN CLARK Birchey Vocalional Foolball I, 23 Wreslling l, 2, 3 Business Manager Lore 33 Cooking Club I. A D Ouiel . . . handsome . . . visils Viscose Hill . . . lough as 'rhey come . . . bulcher al the A. 81 P, Q53 Z A .. , ., , 5, .-f-,V JAMES C. CLARK AIQy5iu5 Agricultural Sand l, 2, 33 F. F, A, Reoorler I, 2, 33 Slagecrall 2, 33 Sfudenl Council 2. A Knows every girl . . , wriles lo Shipoensburg . . . gels his lessons done on lime? . . , one of lhe Ag Gang. Tom, Vocational Cooking Club I, Yiscose I-lilI's spook . . . drives a 'Cl1evy . . . I2-V-l's comedian ROBERT CLOKEY Doc Vocafional Wood Club 2. Hails from Granville . . . good draffsman . , . worries abouf fhe draff. MARJORIE JEAN CRAMER Jeannie Home Economics Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Reading Club I, Bowling 2. One of fhe lucky girls wifh a sparkler on her fhird finger, Ieff :ind . . . soon fo own fhe fifle of rs. MARJORIE ANN DATES Marge Academic Presidenf of Sfudenf Council 3, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Dramalic Club I, 2, Assembly I, 2, 3, Maroon and Sfeel 2, 3, Banker I, 2, Glee Club 3, Junior Prom Commiffee - 2, Leaders' Club 2, Bowling 2, Typing Club I, Girls' Afhlefic League I, Alpha Tri-I-li-Y I, Baskefball I. I-Iusfling, busfling hurricane of A-I . . . fhe jinx of Senior Girls' Glee Club . . . loves fhose Thursday assemblies . . . fhe Andy De- vine of Greenwood . . . giff for gab. BETTY LOUISE DAVIS Davis Commercial Travel Club I, A Cappella Choir 2, Girls' Glee Club 3. Always seen wifh Bobb and Miller . . . someone from Burnham has the key fo her hearf. . .does her share of falking . . . amiable pal. WILLIAM CONNER Bill General Rifle Club I, 2, Soccer I, 2, 3, Assembly 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Arf Club I, 2, Cross Counfry Run 2. Trouble, Inc .... Chief of fhe Doc's . . . fhere's no one nois- ier . . . deer ldearl slayer. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Crash Academic Acfivify Represenfafive 2, Typing Club I, Elecfrical Club 2, wres- fling 2. More fhe bashful fype l?l , . . facfful . . . good driver l?l an all-around guy . . . frequenfly seen wifh Jean. rl. LOIS CATHERINE DAU BERT Daubie General Biology Club I, Library Club 2, Know-Your-Car Club 3. Likes fhe name Ed . . . DofIie's pal . . . carefree . . . good- nafured . . . enioys a good fime. DONALD DAVIS Dud Vocafional Foofball I, 2, 3, Cooking Club I, Acfivify Represenlalive 2, 3, Wres- fling 2. Halls from fhe Hill . . . likes fhem all buf loves only one . . . good carpenler. Cussie Commercial Assembly 2, 3, Home Economics Club I, Arf Club 2, Bowling 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3. Likes a cerfain P.F.C. in Cali- fornia . . . friendly fo all . . . likes l?J fo do homework . . full of fun. MERRILL CUTSHALL Cuffy Vocational Wresfling 2, 3, Sporfsmen's Club 2, Sfudenf Council 3. Granville flash . . . likes a cerfain blonde . . . spends his lime af The A. 81 P. H ' WILLIAM EISENHART 5lIClI Vocationa Lore Staff 33 Student Council 3 Assembly 35 Sports Club 2. Tall and handsome . . . goo: ffl-iChiniSt'. . . likes a certair 'Weaver . . . troublernaker ot I2-V-I . . . drives a 4l Plym' outh. HAROLD ELSESSOR Pet Vocationa Keystone Club l. Quiet . . . studious . . . hail: from the Heights . , . good friend to everyone. HBH., wiLuAM osnn I Roosevelt Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Student Council I, 23 Dramatic Club 3: Sports' Appreciation Club lg Boys' Glee Club 35 Baseball Manager 23 Wrestling Ig Assembly I, 2, 37 Banker l, 3. McMullen's partner in crime . . . short, chubby, and always moving . . . a low-flyinq pilot. General . JAMES DUGHI Jim Academic Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Track I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club I, 23 Typewriting Club Z5 Lore Staff 3, Dramatic Club Play I, 2. Dominic, Jr .... drives around in a flashy green coupe . . . one of the Greenwood gang . . . loves to argue. GERALD ERB SHIRLEY M. DILLREE Squirrelly General Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Knitting Club lg A Cappella Choirg Junior Prom Committee 2, Assembly 2, 31 Dra- matic Club 2. Attractive brunette . . . faithfully wearing Mick's ring . . . cheer- ful . . . has a gift for gab. H I LAWRENCE ECKARD Nun Vocational Keystone Club I. Hails from Parcheytown . , . drives a Plymouth . . . Mr. Reigle's A student. RUTH M. ESWORTHY Sleepy Vocational Ruthie General Band 2, 3, Cooking Club I. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3: PCD Club Small but mighty . . , studious 2, Library Club I, 2. U . . . quiet . . . hails from Mc- Travels to Burnham . . . lIkeS 5 Clure. certain Harry . . . MuQPhY,em' ployee . . . roller skating is a habit to her. SAMUEL FETTER5 MILFORD Fisi-isa Curly Vocational Mpeg -. Vocafgonal Machine shop Club 2. A An ,515 Club 2 A ladies' man . .U . quiet-until .meg mighyy miie . ' . iolly - A ' loeucfgitarto know him . . . good good-namred ' . r good Carpenfe,-' RAY FISHER Lieutenant Vocational Sports Club 2, Football I. Tall and handsome . . . airplane pilot . . . Brindle's stooge. MARION E. GANOE Mimi Commercial Knitting Club I, 2, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Assembly I, 2, 3. Hails from Granville . . . hasn't found her man yet. OLIVE V. FOLTZ Olive Academic Orchestra 3. Doesn't know what the Heck to do with her time . . . enioys cracking her knuckles . . . likes all sports but tootball, can't see much in it. H t SHIRLEY GARRETT D'mPlSS General Assembly 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Girls' Athletic League 2, Bowling I . 's,' Mx' 14 'f Vi.. f -giif 'K V' . -1 ,f,, , ,. , v 4--. 'S' r ze, i f i .,.. 4.1 .fa , ,.,.,,,, ., ' Yw , , ,f ' za i Q' ' .5 .I-.fi gr. f 5 A K'-y ' N 'A I X bl 5, ,.. X HJ, rs S 1 lj, is : 1, Y, I fi it .1 'A .a .A ,J 51? 2 M... League 2, 3, Squad Leader 2, Library Statt 2, 3. Carl's favorite gal . . . Conner bothers her constantly . . . locker- hanger-outer. DORIS GEARHART Dorie Commercial Out- ot- Doors Club I, Knitting ANN GIBSON Red Academic Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir I, Banker I, Junior Prom Committee 23 Lore Statt 3, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, Assembly I, 2, 3, Draa matic Club I, 2, Library Staft 3, Bowling 2, Student Council 3, Basketball 3. Who's her secret love? . . . could dance her way into any man's heart . . . redhead, but not too fiery. CALVIN GRAY Zeke Commercial Band I, 2, Assembly 2, Orchestra Club I. Built close to the ground . .. . enioys riding to Mittlin . . , girl shy UI . . . friendly. H I 'RICHARD F. GRAHAM DICIYI Academic Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 3, Varsity Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, Student Council 3, Junior Prom Committee 2, Basketball Club I, 27 ASS6rT1bly I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3. l'Iall, light, and handsome . . . -apple cheeks . . . possesses an Innocent look . . . listens to l2:l5 program on WMRF . . . basket- ball star. EARL GREER Bubbles Vocational Machine Shop Club 2, Football I, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3. Football hero . . . good student . . . Carter's right-hand man. 'Club 2. Quiet . . . easily embarrassed . . . fiery temper . . . neat . . . likes . cowboys . . . ambitious. un. ,. .ff -i 2 ff . ' ,' H BERTHA GIBBONS BBW' General Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Assembly 2, 3, Travel Club I, Nature Club 2. Quiet . . . has certain interests in Burnham . . . . . . member of corner. good-natured A-l's giggle if .J KENNETH E. HARBST WILLIAM HARMAN Boots Agricultural Bill Vocational Band I, 2, 3g Orchestra I, 2, 3, Machine Shop Club 2. F. F. A. President 3. Short . . . talkative . . . seen Built for speed . . . Daisy June? frequently at the bowling alleys. Bbrains ot the Ag class . . . ia e. is ., PHYLLIS V. GRIFFITH Phyl Commercial Knitting Club I7 A Cappella Choir 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 60 Woro Transcription 2. Built on a high scale . . . good student . . . has lots of triends . . . runs around with Baumgard- ner . . . neat in appearance . . . Ean't tell about her man trou- e. WILLIAM HALL Baldy Vocational Banker lg Electric Club- 2. Quiet . . . studious . . . good carpenter . . . would like to get through school. PAUL HARTLEY Josh Vocational Rifle Club 25 Football 2. Mr. Five-by-Five . . . Huf'ford's little punching bag . . . always hunting lsomething to eatl. DAVID D. HECK Dope Academic Assembly 2, 3, Soccer l, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3: Boys' G-lee Club 31 Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 37 Secretary of Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 3, Maroon and Steel 2, 3, Soccer Club lg Basketball Club Ig Dramatic Club 2, Track 3, Junior Prom Commit- tee 2. Ignorance is bliss . . . contented with himself .. . . spends his time trying to be funny . . . king of Boogie4Woogie. CLARION GROSS Red Vocational Craftsmen's Club 27 Secretary 35 Basketball lg Football I, 2, 37 Student Council lg Wrestling 27 Lore Staff 3, Sports Club 2. Hails from West End . . . pals around'with Hanse . . . would like to rival his brother . . . a mighty redhead. JANET A. HANTZ Jan Academic Maroon and Steel Staff I3 Student Council 2, Leaders' Club 25 Junior Prom Committee 23 Girls' Glee Club 33 Bowling 2, 33 Assembly 35 Typing Club 3. Always at locker 97 . . . having trouble learning to drive . , . short . . . warbles continuously . . . seen with Evie. PAUL HAYES Paul Vocational Student Co'uncil lg Cooking Club l, Crafl'smen'5 Club 2, 3. Tall . . . always ioking . . . seen a lot at the New Way . . . good machinist . . . lady killer . . . runs around with Red. ADDA E. HEETER Addie Commercial Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 37 Alpha Trl-Hi-Y lg Bowling 2, Lore Statt 33 Assembly I, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 25 Public Speaking Club lg Banker lg Maroon and Steel Staff 31 Cheer Leader lg Leaders' Club 21 Dramatic Club l. Smooth dancer . . . talkative . . . other half ot the gruesome two- sorne . . . always dreaming-of Alvin. VALDA E. HENRY Valda Academic Banker 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 31 Bowi- ing 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Assembl 2 y . Collects diamond rings for her left .hand . . . likes driving, tly- ing, and Bob . . . proud of her driving at 50 M.P.H. MARY LOU HERBSTER Herbie Commercial Class Secretary I, 2, 33 Alpha Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 3g Maroon and Steel Staff I, 2, 33 Lore Staff 3, Activity Representa- tive 25 Assembly I, 2, 37 Student Council I, 2, 35 60 and 80 Word Transcription 3: Junior Prom Committee 23 Sophomore Class Party Committee lg Bowling 23 Leaders' Club 2, Dramatic Club I, 2. Always in a hurry . . , Miss Mc- Cauley's right-hand woman . . . still looking for a man . . . other halt of a gruesome two- some . . . envied by Red. WILLIAM HENRY Bill Academic Football 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 33 Golf l, 2, 31 Boys' Glee Club 33 Dramatic Club I, 23 Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 31 Junior Prom Commit- tee 27 Lore Staff 3, Sports' Appre- ciation Club I, 2. Step'n Fetchit's double . . . likable personality . . . good ath- lete . . . almost-makes it every morning for school. NANCY ELLEN HOFFMAN Nan Commercial Out-ol-Doors Club I, Dramatic Club I, Bowling 21 Leaders' Club 25 Art Club 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Assembly l, 2, 3. Attractive . . . doesn't know what to do with George . . . Philadel- phia is grand . . . will learn to cook it it kills her. FRANK B. HOY U 5'ic.'em Commercial Studious . . . quiet . thouqhf' ful type from Granville . . traps . . . industrious worker. A. JEAN HUFFNAGLE Jean Academic Girls' Glee Club 2, 31 Public Speaking Club lg Home Econom- ics Club 2, Bowling 2, Assembly I, 2, 3. Receives daily letters from Colo- rado . . , attends choir practice regularly . , she and Miriam have much ir commor. H EDGAR HUEY COl'f'IlDeef Vocational Electrical Club 23 Activity Rep- resentative 3. B6Shful . . . drives a neat truck . . . woman hater . . . grinds cornbeet. WILLIAM HUGHES Bill Vocational Cooking Club Z, Football I, 2, 3: Wrestling 2, Class President lg Lore Statt 3, Football Captain 3. Tall, blond, and handsome . . . football hero . . . likes Dots and dashes. upeqe Vocafmnal Rabbit General Sporysmen 5 Club 1 otball l 2 3 Wrest The pride of the Terrace Electrical Clllb I 2 eve,-ybodys f,-,end woman Cider seller c r is his pri e hater M Brassmgtons Nd OV BIWGYS 'fl iFOUbl6 stooge silent men like stall wa rs 3 LOIS JOLENE KAHLER Ode Commercial Maroon and Steel Staff 2, 31 Dra- matic Club I, 21 Library Club I1 Reading Club 2. Gets letters from Bill . . . en- JACK KANARR Whitey Vocational Football 2, 31 Cooking C Wrestling 2, 31 Lore Statt Small but mighty , , . likes the women good looking ioys a good time . . . wants to f tb H'h'er6' be somebody's secretary . . . 00 5 thinks a lot of her brother. 'A H. LOUISE HULL Red Academic Bowling 21 Knitting Club 21 As- sembly I, 2, 31 Lore Statt 31 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 31 Banker I1 Activity Representative 31 Bas- ketball I1 Maroon and Steel I, 2, 3. Likes the Vocational building for some reason . . . gorgeous red hair . . . pleasing personality , . . what's the attraction in Upper Darby? V BRANTLEY JAMES 'Jarnes Vocational Band l. 22 Activity Representaa tive 31 Cooking Club I, Belongs to the Snoot Battalion . . . always laughing . , , the Giant Store Wonder Boy, MELVIN JACOBS Jake Academic Orchestra I, 2, 31 Band I, 2, 31 Student Council l, 2, 31 Assembly I, 2, 31 Junior Prom Committee 21 Central District Orchestra 21 All- State Orchestra 21 All-Master Band I, 2, 3. Cassanova . . . keeps them guess- inq , , . everybody's pal . , . Prof, Mitchell's rightfhand man . . . likes those Sunday afternoon drives. DIANE JORDAN Blondie General Assembly I, 31 Girls' Glee Club I, 31 Travel Club 21 Magazine Club I. Attractive blonde . , , tlashes a sparkler . . . neat dresser . . . friendly. f, weft-ae., me I- .-one s,gsuu,f ,ek RUTH KAUFFMAN Kaul-fee General Bowling 2, 31 Girls' Glee Club II, 2, 31 Travel Club li Dramatic Club 21 Assembly I, 2, 3. Wants to be a Navy Nurse . . . ambitious . . . has pretty brown eyes . . . quiet. G. ROBERT KEISER George Academic Advertising Manager ot Maroon and Steel 2, 31 Vice President of Camera Club 23 Flytyers' Club I1 Banker I, 21 Assembly I, 2, 3. That beautiful head of hair . . . class bird-catcher . . . Siegel's slave . . . motorcycle iockey. New .V .K it me '2'e?S?iv5f!f?4 I- miie. 1 seg -.Vila . za- ' . 1 fzsffvsigfzbfl? f V life.. if . '3e15ss!4. 1 ff, . ' . .. . , . ,. . ,,..... In -11 I1 MARY HELEN KEGERREI5 ' Dutchie ' Academic Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 31 Maroon and Steel I1 Bowling 3. Quiet . . . true friend . . . al- ways seen with Jeannie . . . has her ditticulties with algebra. U CHARLES KLAWITTER I-efll' Vocational COOIWIQ Club 21 Banker I, A good farmer , , . very baglfitul around the gli-I5 , 1 , afragd of G razor. DOROTHY R. KLINE l Dottie Commercial Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, A Cap- pella Choir I, 2, 4 Lois' pal . . . good friend . . . carefree . . . taithful bus rider. HAZEL KLING Harpy Home Economics Girls' Athletic League I, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 33 Assembly 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Maroon and Steel Statt 23 Squad Leader 23 Knitting Club lg Leaders' Club 23 Art Club 2. Interested in sports . . . easy to get along with slacks. . . . looks nice in ' 551 GALEN LAIRD . Lad Vocational Wood Club 23 Boys' Glee4Club 24 A great student . , . hails from Pairtersville . . , Mr. Erdlys orize machinist. HAROLD R. LANDIS Hal Commercial Assembly I, 2, 33 Band 2, 33 Lore Statt 33 Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 33 Dramatic Club I, 23 Public Speaking Club I3 Junior Prom Committee 23 60 Word Transcrips tion 33 Dramatic Club Play I, 2. Lone Wolf of Senior shorthand class . . . Del's his nursie . . . expects to change the Royale Dairy to Landis Dairy . . . that silly giggle. eowmzo KLINSXS 1 Ed ocationa ' X Crattsmen's Club 2, 33 Wrestling 'sk I. N Very studious . . . a welder bv 'UR trade . , . always seen with his boss's daughter. 1 sr 'J 'I 5, Z: ' s K 1 .1 ' ' M. ARLENE KLINGER , A Enie General a n Travel Club I3 Girls' Athletic League I, 2, 3i Girls' Glee Club ,' I, 23 Library Statt 3, Assembly 'gi 't 23 Leaders' Club 2, ff-Q 1 Possesses a pleasing personality ' N . . . always seen with Dot , . . ' ' has some interest in Connecticut Q . , . . likes to read. s i g 4 i. RICHARD B. KREPPS Dick Academic Maroon and Steel Statt I, 23 Stu- dent Council lg Activity Repre- sentative 23 Junior Prom Commit- tee 2, Boys' Glee Club 33 Assem- . bly 3. Miss Benner's spelling iinx . , . used to drive a green Studebaker . . . tall, blond, and handsome . . interested in Junior High. H t ALICE L. LANCE Petite Home Economics KVl'Ii'flQ Club I, 23 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 3, Interested in a certain Ag boy . . .lpals with Mimi , , , tumloying . . . likes parties . . . erfervescent. nson.. C t DARLINGTON KULP Vocational ra tsrnen's Club 2, 33 SDorts ub 23 B nker I. Cl a Short . . . lady killer Ihe thinksl . , known as Bob on the Terrace. 'Q- U A RICHARD LANE Dick Vocational Football I, 23 Wrestling I, 2: Student Council 33 Stage Mana- ger 23 Crattsmen's Club 2, 3, Sports Club I, 23 Track I, 2. A 'great chicken salesman , . , trying to reduce by lifting weights -I5 lbs .... VocationaI's prize fuse blower, PAUL LINDSAY Paul Academic Varsity Soccer I, 2, 33 Varsity Basketball I, 2, 33 Varsity Track I, 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 33 Or- chestra I, 2, 33 Dramatic Club I, 23 Junior Prorn Committee 23 Maroon and Steel Statf I, 2, 32 Roosevelt l-li-Y 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 3. Waacy . . . Reuben's pet whip- ping boy . . . dictator ot Hi-Y . , . Protfs concert master . . . writes the sporting corn column. I CHARLES LEMAY 'ICIWIQH Vocational Cooking Club li Soccer 2, 33 Student Council 3. A great soccer player . . . tre- guently seen in Reedsville . , . lerks sodas at the Hillside. SARA LEWIS Chubby Commercial Home Economics Club I, 2.' Always goes to see Tex Ritter . . . quiet in school, but not in the sctpool bus , . . has Pfellv dimples . . . cute giggle. DONALD LINGLE Bud Vocational Sportsmen's Club 23 Banker 2, 3. Very studious . . . a good drafts- man always seen talkin to . ,. . , g girls. VIOLET LOBKOWITZ Lush Academic Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Assem- bly I, Z, 33 Dramatic Club I, 23 Library Staff 33 Junior Prom Com- mittee 23 Art Club I3 Typing Club 23 Student Council I3 Alpha Tri-I-li-Y I, Z, 3. Modern Venus! . . . attected by the chewing gum shortage . . . pretty eyes . . . faithful IYJ to' the Army . . . Stink's pal. JOHN LOFFLIN Lot Commercial Soccer I, 23 Basketball I, 23 Bas- ketball Club I, 23 Soccer Club I, 23 Tyoewriting Club I, 23 AS- sembly I3 Hobby Club I. Pals with the Lake Park gang . . . expects to own part of McMeen's -in a few years . . . obiect of double trouble. HAROLD LEPLEY Lep Vocational Camera Club 23 Boys' Glee Club 3. Quiet . . . ladies' man . . . Mr. BentseI's little electrician . . . hails from Electric Avenue . . . killer around ladies. BETTY A. LIDDICK Betty Commercial Travel Club I3 Girls' Glee Club 23 Band I, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 2. ' Quiet and reserved . . . seldom heard from . . . dependable . . . plays the clarinet. JAMES LOFFLIN Jim Commercial Basketball I, 23 Basketball Club I3 Soccer I, 23 Soccer Club 23 Hobby Club 2. Studious . . . smiling . . . capa- ble salesman . . . quiet. GEORGE B. LYTLE Toot Academic Boys' Glee Club 2, 33 Camera Club 23 Assembly 2, 33 Banker 33 Sports' Appreciation Club I. Short but good looking . , , loyal to the Doc's . . . curly hair . . . smooth bowler. JUNE L. MATTER June Academic Current Events Club lg Art Club 25 Maroon and Steel Staff 2, 2Gir:is' Glee Club 2, 35 Assembly Interested in a future farmer . . . one of the few artistically inclined . . . tall and mighty. PATRICIA M. MCCORMICK Pat General Alpha Tri I-li-Y Ig A Cappella Choir I7 Assembly I, 2, 33 Li- brary Stal'f 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Bowling 25 Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 2, Maroon and Steel Staff 33 Basket- ball 3. I Dancing feet . . . likes her Duds , . , giggles . . . one of the ngang... FRANCES M. METZGER Francie Academic Alpha Tri-I-li-Y l, 2, 37 Officer of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 31 Knitting Club 21 Typ- ing I, 33 Banker 2, 33 Assembly 2, 37 Bowling 35 Lore Staff 3. Studious . . . does her tasks and does them well , , . once a friend, always a friend . . . gonna learn to dance if it kills her. DORIS I. MILLER Doris Commercial Girls' Glee Club 2, 37 A Cappella Choir I, 2: Assembly 2. Quiet iaround schoolt . . . likes Burnham . . . friendly . . . pleas- ing personality. EDWIN MAYES Eddie Vocational Sports Club 2, Boys' Glee Club Ig Wrestling I, Small but mighty . . . expert at punctuation . . . goes home when the curfew blows. RUSSELL MCCORMICK Rus Vocational Rifle Club 3, Banker I, 33 Ac- tivity Representatiye 2. Handsome . . . curly-headed paper boy . , . always driving someone elae's car. KATHRYN MCKEEHAN Kate Academic Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Banker I, 3, Dramatic Club lg Current Events Club lg Bowling 23 Nature Study Club 25 Assembly I, 2, 3. Pretty blue eyes . , . a swell pal . . . always willing to help . . . has a heart interest at Fort Ben- ning. THOMAS MICHAELS Mike Vocational Machine Shop Club 25 Boys' Glee Club lg Banker 2, Activity Repre- sentative 2g Sports Club I. The life of the Vocational school . . . the manufacturer of Texas' hot dogs . , . hails from Altoona. Q LILLIE MILLER Twill Commercial Library Club lq Girls' Athletic League Ig Squad Leader I. Friendly . . . always has work done on time . . , never lets you down . . , likes to play softball . . . pleasing personality WILLIAM E. MCMULLEN Moon Academic Band I, 2, 31 Orchestra I, 2, 33 Student Leader of Band 3: Junior Prom Committee 2, Assembly l, 2, 3, Prof's Harry James . . . short, sweet, and solid . . . always in the groove . , . tries to make Shirley-and everyone . . . always starting something. THOMAS MORDER U Bump Academic Activity Representative I1 Banker 21 Student Council 31 Dramatic Club Play 21 Assembly 2, 31 Junior' Prom Committee 21 FlViYe 5 Club I1 Typewriting Club 2. Likable . . . curly hair . . . frequently visitsithe circle . . . good pal . . . handsome and hill of fun. ie S. RUTH MILLER Pooch Academic Girls' Glee Club 2, 31 Knitting Club 2, 31 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I1 Junior Prom Committee 21 As- sembly 31 Dramatic Club I, 21 Student Council 3. Never walks . , . always seen with Marie and Dot . . . sports new mink coat , . .' good taste in clothes . . . names her panda Muggs. JAMES MITCHELL Jim Vocational Football I, 2, 31 Wrestling 21 Crattsmen's Club 21 Sports Club L. A great ladies' man . . . seen fre- quently at Granville . . . a good LEWIS MOWERY Lewy Vocational Sports Club I, 21 Boys' Glee Club 21 Activity Representative 21 Banker 2. The pride of the A. Si P. Store's produce . . , always seen going down Main Street late at night. fullback. t WILLIAM MOWERY Wild Bill Vocational Cooking Club I1 Banker 21 Boys' -Glee Club I. The Clown of the Vocational de- partment . . , Mr. Beck's best auto mechanic . . . continually hunting trouble. SHIRLEY MAE MYERS Mae Commercial Cheerleader I, 2, 31 Assembly I, 2, 31 Dramatic Club I, 2' Activity Representative 2, 31 Girls' Glee Club 31 Bowling 21 Leaders' Club 21 Junior Prom Committee 21 Maroon and Steel Staff I1 Alpha Tri-I-li-Y I. Cute blonde . . . in love-this time she thinks it's the real Mc- Coy . . . what's the attraction at the Upper New Way? VIVIAN MILLEK Pete Commercial Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 31 Dra- matic Club 21 Maroon and Steel Staff I1 60, BO Word Transcrip- tion 31 Banker I1 Bowling 2. Ambitious lwhen writing letters to the Marinesi . . . always smil- ing . . . a true friend . . , likes to walk around town- MARLIN MITCHELL Miggs , Vocational Football l, 2, 31 Wrestling 2, 31 Track 21 Assembly 21 Stage Crew 21 Lore Staff 31 Cooking Club 2. Football hero . . . likes women -when he can get them . . , biq and mighty . . . has little hair on his head. FOSTER MULDOON Moe Vocational Machine Shop Club 21 Banker I1 Assembly 21 Boys' Glee Club I. Curly-headed usher from the Pas- time . . . a great woodworker the thinksl. H JEANNE P. NEIN -Ieififleu Academic Student Council I, 21 Girls' Glee Club 31 Maroon and Steel Staff l, 421 Assembly 3. Built on a high scale . . . always seen with Mary Helen . . . likes State Colle-ge for certain reasons . . . pleasing personality. WINIFRED P. NEIN . Winnie Home Economics Girls' Glee Club I, 2. 3? AVI' Club 2, Reading Club I I- Has a hard lime keeping IVGCIK of her dales . . . allraclive . . . nice srnile. GEORGE NOERR Noerr Vocalional Cooking Club I. A good friend of everyone . . . malh experl , . . sloul . , , iollv- HARVEY C. ORTH, JR. Chuck Academic J. V. Foolball Ig J. V. Baskelball Ig Varsily Foolball 2, 3, Varsily Baskelball 2, 33 Golf I, 2, 35 Fool- ball Club l, 2, Presidenl of Slu- denl Council 33 Assembly I, 2, 33 Junior Prorn Commillee 2. Why do girls especially call him Chuck ? , . . has Sophomore inleresls . . . alhlelically in- clined . . , Birch I-IilI's pride and ioy . . . possesses a hearly blush. ROBERT E. PARKS Bob Agricullural Fulure Farmers ol America 3, Willy . . . girls are his leasl worry , . . friendly disposilion . . . likable. J. MARLIN NlcHoLs , Ba,-Hey Academic chemisify club ig Flvlverf Club 23 Typing Club 33 Boys Glee Club 3. Bawersox's boy . GIWGYS R335 lhal pencil on his ear . . . sllll foolloose and fancY flee- ALICE NOLAND Alice General Reading Club I, 23 Camera Club 3. Talkalive . . . always a laugh . . . hails from lhe Hill . . . runs around wilh Palm . . . misses Dollie . . . hopes lo gel oul lhis year. ARLENE M. PALM Teener General Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Reading Club l, 2, Knilling Club 2. Shorl bul sweel . . . cule blonde , . . friend of Alice . . . likes Elder berries. CLIFFORD PEACE Cook Vocalional Baseball I, 2, 3, Wreslling I, 25 Cooking Club I. Tarzan-like build . . . quiel bul mighly , . . good sludenl . . . likes a girl by lhe name of Helen. ' . li H- BETTY JANE NORRIS Bel Academic Keyslone Club 2, Bowling 3. Pelile blonde . . . wriles Iellers lo a cerlain someone . . . sweel disposilion . . . loyal friend. JEAN NORRIS Angel Academic Typing Club 2, Assembly 2, Girls' Glee Club 31 Bowling 2, 3. Smilly peslers her, bul her hearl belongs lo George lwe lhinkl . . . allraclive . . . good nalured, ELEANOR PENSINGER Penny General Art Club I3 Assembly I3 President ot Book and Magazine Club 23 Bowling 23 60 Word Transcription 2. Attractive redhead . . . talka- tive . . . seen constantly with another redhead . . . sunny dis- position. W KATHRYN PECK 'Tacky General Home Economics Club- I3 Knitting Club 23 Girls' Glee Club 3. Petite and shy . . . has a friendly smile for everyone . . . lovely to look at . . . studies a lot . . . gets letters from Hawaii. HELEN PENNEPACKER HUGH PETERS Pete Vocational Craftsrnen's Club Z, 33 President of Craftsmen's Club 33 Riflle Club 23 Student Council 3. Studious . . . polite . . . a regu- lar church attendant . . . Mr. Bosler's A Student??7? red hair Helen Academic Orchestra I, 2, 33 Secretary of Orchestra 3. . Quiet studious rett ' : 1 ' E V . . . good violin player. GEORGE PENNEBAKER Muscles Vocational Cooking Club 2. Lady killer . . . thin , . . drives a brown wreck . . , drafting stooge. MARGARET PENNEPACKER PDQ Academic Maroon and Steel Staff I, 2, 33 Dramatic Club I3 Home Econom- ics Club 23 Assembly I, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 3. Friendly disposition . . . enthusi- astic . . . a good sport , . . in love with a certain sorne- one l?I. PAUL PLESSINGER . Curly Academic Travel Club I3 Anglers' Club 21 Assembly 23 Football I, One of the DoCs l?l . . . quiet and polite . . . has trouble keeping both eyes open . . . girl Shy l?l. DOROTHY RARICK Dot Commercial Travel Club I3 A Cappella Choir 23 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 3. Often seen with a certain Req- gie . . . Studious . . . courte- ous . . . always with Harpy, KATHLEEN LOUISE QUAY Katie General Girls' Glee Club I, 23 Nature Club 23 Biology Club l. A tall, shy, blonde . . . reserved . . . isn't sure about boys l?l I MARIE A. REED PIG Commercial Public Speaking Club I3 A Cap- pella Choir 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Banker 2, 33 Assembly, I, 2, 33 Dramatic Club I, 2. Petite . . . flighty . . . cute personality . . . popular with the boys . . . enioys going with a little boy in the Air Corps. I PHYLLIS ANN REICH PhIl Commercial Readers' Club I3 Leaders' Club 23 Sports Club I, 2. Can't seem to make up her mind between Voc building and Dostman . . . quiet . . . pleas- ing smile. RHODA REINER Ro Ro Commercial Maroon and Steel Staff I, 2, 33 Bowling 23 Assembly I, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Junior Prom Committee 23 Leaders' Club 23 Student Council I3 Dramatic Club I, 23 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I3 Basketball 13 60 Word Transcripllon 2: Li- brary Slaf'l 3. Marge's constant companion . . . you hear her before you see her . . . Brooklyn bound . . . lull of Vim, vigor, and yitalitY- LOUISE A. ROSS Vv'easIe General Home Economics Club I3 Basket- ball l, 23 Leaders' Club 23 Girls' G'ee Club 33 Assembly 33 Bowl- ing 2, 33 Dramalic Club I. Talkatiye . . . patiently waiting for Lep . . . often seen with Giggles Amrnerman . . . likes hard work???? ROBERT ROTH EN BERGER Rocky General Football I, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 33 Baseball I3 Track 2, 33 As- sembly l, 2, 33 Nature Club I3 23 Dramatic Club 23 Boys' Glee Club 33 Maroon and Steel 33 Junior Prom Committee 2. Cassanova of A-I . . . famous lor hi M xican I-lat Dance s e . . , always making O.U.T .... one of the wolves around. MARIE REIGLE Reigle General Travel Club I3 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Assembly 23 Activity Repre- sentatives 23 Banking 2, 3. Quiet-except with Red . . . sin- cere . . . pleasant disposition. H NELSON RICHARDS Farmer Vocational Rrlle Club 2, Short . . . light . . . conceited about his walk . . . likes the women . . . machine shop stooge. DOROTHY RITTER 'Du+ehie General Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Comes from New York State . , . studious , . . quiet, but her presence is always known. MARIE C. ROSS V Marie Commercial Maroon and S'leel Staff I, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Assembly Z, 33 Banker 2, 3, Beautiful black hair . . . small but mighty . . . likes a certain Johnny with a tan Dodge. EDYTHE ELLEN RUDY Ellen General Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 A Cap- pella Choir 23 Assembly I, 2, 3. Peaches and cream complexion . . . talkative with certain peoa ple . . , what's the attraction at Petersburgh? DORIS JUNE RODKEY Dee Dee Commercial Library Club I3 Student Council I3 Nature Study Club 23 Banker Z3 60 Word Transcription 23 80 Word Transcription 3. She wears a pair ot silver wings . . , short, dark, and attractive . . . flashes a Pepsodenf smile. RALPH SHEEDER MARIAN SHEAFFER FRANKLIN RUDY Drag Vocalional Foolball I, 2, 35 Wresflinq l, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 35 Lore Staff 3, Sporls Club 2. Tall . . . red hair , . . slrong , . . good linesman . . . well liked . likes a girl from Yeagerlown. V ALETHEA L. RYAN Irish General Girls' Glee Club l, 33 Maroon and Sleel Slarl lg Rifle Club lg Nalure Study Club,2, Oul-of- Doors Club lg Sophomore Parry Commillee lg Assembly l, 3, Baskefbali l. Loyal friend . . . sludious? . . , never gels in Trouble Cher pop's a copl. JAMES H. SHAFFER Jim Commercial Sporls' Apprecialion Club lg Foofbell 21 Wreslling 2, 33 Reck- less driver from Easl End . . . secrelly admires Jeanne . . . impish . . . fall wilh dark hair, JOE SALYARDS Rosie Voealional Crallsrnen's Club 2, 3, Banker 3g Sr Rifle Club 2. Cod's iff fo lhe irls 7 g g . . . al- ways wanls lo get ouf of school GEORGE SHAWVER Ruffy Vocafional Wood Club 25 Banker 2. Husky . . . vocalional's all- around farmer . . . Mr. Erdley's ood hislor lurrel lafhe . . . g y sludenl . . . Mr. Five-by-Five. good sludenl. PHYLLIS l. SCHUCHT A SQhuCky Commercial Girls' Glee Club I, 2.132 Binlkef i, 2, A Cappella Choir42g Girls Afhlelic League 23 Reading Club I, lmpish . . . good math sludenl . . . likes a cerfain B, B. . . . ouief Iunlil you gel to know herl. Arch General Boys' Glee Club Z, 31 Travel Club 23 Assembly 2, 3g Camera Club I. Quiel-excepl when al The piano . . . oh, fha? glee club harmony , . . likes books-especially The Pages. RUTH E. SHERIFF Rulh Home Economies Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Reading Club lp Hobby Club 2. A girl of few words . . . shy . , , buill close lo lhe ground . . . an inleresled larmerelle. 5elh General Public Speaking Club lg Typing Club 2: Junior Prom Cornmillee Z7 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Maroon and Sleel Staff 33 Sludenl Coun- eil 3, Assembly l, 2, 3. A sweel blonde . . . prelly hair . popular . . . runs around wifh Daisy . . . likes lillle boys some, buf Jim a lol, FRED SHILLING Ted Vocalional Rifle Club 2, Halls from the Wesl End . . . full of fun , . . cxAFleef Wing dealer. ROBERT SHINGLER I Bob Vocational Ritle Club 2. Good student . , . vocational glamour boy . . . Lucky Teter . , . Mr. Erdley's tool room checker. DEAN SHORE Pat Vocational Senior Representative 3, Student Council I, 3, Bowling Club 32 Ritle Club 2. ' I-lails trom woodshop , . . light hair . . . great bowler-in his sleep. WILLIAM M. SLEE Bill Academic Boys' Glee Club 33 Soccer I, 2, 37 Track I, 23 Editor ot Maroon and Steel 2, 3, Junior Prom Commit- tee 25 Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 33 As- sembly I, 2, 33 Typing Club 2. Star soccer wing . . . bashful L!l . . . Mr. Scott's pride and ioy . . . gasoline kid . . . ever faith- tul to his class-hat DONNA MAE SMITH Runt Academic Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Typing C-lub Ig Home Economics Club 2. Likes Sonny days . . . petite blonde . . , a friend to everyone , . . sweet disposition . . . good student. MIRIAM M. SHOFF Mittens Academic Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Maroon and Steel Statt 2, 3, Squad Leader 2, Public Speaking Ig Dramatic Club I3 Assembly I, 2, Banker I. Keeps the postman busy with her letters from New Guinea , . . pleasing personality . . . ambi- tious. WILLIAM SHOTZBERGER Bill Agriculture F. F. A Treasurer 2, Activity Rep resentative 3. Bashtul . . . built tor comtort . . aspires to ioin the Navy Air Corps . . . seldom heard from . . . tease absorber. ROBERT SIEBER I Bob Academic Football I, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, Assembly I, 2, 33 Dramatic Club Play 23 Football Club lg Basket- ball Club lg Flytyers' Club 2. Likes to frequent the woods iGreen onesl . . . handsome and well built . . . enjoys himselt in a crowd. CORA SMITH Smitty Home Economics Outdoor Club lg Pep Club 2, Band I, 2, 35 Assembly 2, Bowl- ing 2, 3, Has a great interest in the toot- ball team . . . likes Nick - knacks . . . tall, dark, and attrac- tive - - . always ready to go. EVELYN L. SMITH Evelyn Home Economics Girls' Glee Club l, 23 Library Staff 3, Knitting Club 23 Current Events Club I, Assembly 2, 3. Seen constantly with Lloyd . . . quiet until with a certain gang . . . will make a good wite. :Ui STANLEY H. SIEGEL Stan Academic Business Manager ot Maroon and Steel l, 2, 3, Public Speaking I, 2, 33 National Forensic Leaque I, 2, 31 President of National Foren- sic League 33 Student Council lg Golf Team I, 2, 33 Secretary of L. H, S. Bowling Association 31 Assembly I, 2, 3. Tall, dark and smart , . . tries to rival Webster . . . always pur- suing the opposite sex . . . han- dles the Maroon and Steel money bags. 5 HELEN O. SNYDER Spider General Knitting Club 2. Jolly country maid . , . always laughing ...good pal . . , a t ot fur FRANKLIN VERNON SMITH' Rudy Academic Student Council Ig Maroon and Steel I, 27 J. V. Football 23 Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 3. b Star of Y floor . . . a rival of Cunningham . . . loves to studY lat Jean's housel. ROSS SMITH I Smitty Commercial Football l, 2, Magazine Club Ig Camera Club 23 Activity Repre- sentative 3. H I Nice partner if you can find' him . . . curly recl hair . . . Quiet, SUSAN ANN SPIGELMYER A ' ue Academic 'rs' Glee Club I, , 3g.Rea ' Club Ig A Cappella Choir 21 A5- mbly I, , ' ' . 31 ' matic Club l. Quiet . . . proud ot her brother . . . good natured , . . 'black- eyed' Susan . . . anxious to be- come a nurse f .ev , LOIS JANE STAMEY Lousy-Jane Academic Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Dra- matic Club I, 27 Maroon and Steel I, 2, 33 Associate Editor I, 25 Student Council 2, Banker 33 Typewriting Club 27 Junior Prom Committee 23 Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 37 Assembly I, 2, 33 Bowling 2: Assistant Editor of Lore 3. One of the Does . . . inter- ested in State attairs . . . well mannered . . hidden dignity . . . laughs at good iokes-a half hour later. CARL E. STEWART llsfewl' Commercial Band I, 23 Student Council 2, Activity Representative lg Roose- velt Hi-Y 2, 35 Maroon and Steel Statt Ig Assembly I, 2, Camera Club I. Always arguing . . . never a dull moment . . , likes Garrets but not attics . . . tall and happy-go- lucky. MARILYN SMITH Stork General Reading Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, 31 Assembly 2, 3. New addition from Illinois . . , ouite a talker . . . tall, dark, and dignified l7l . . . knows how to handle a basketball. WINIFRED SMITH ' Rink Vocational Ritle Club 2. V Sleepy . , . loating is his hobbv , , , looking forward to leaving school. 'VXI VIRGINIA ANN STEINBACH Ginnie Academic Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 23 Assembly, I, 2, 33 Typing Club lg Knitting Club 23 Editor of Lore 3, Alpha Tri-HiAY I, 2, 35 Bo'-fling 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 21 Dramatic Club I, 2. Mischievous . . . Timber!! . . . personality plus , . . expressive eyes , . . can talk her way in and out ot anything . . . popular. NEIL STEWART Nick ' Vocational Football I, 2, 35 Wrestling I, 2, 3, Banker 2, 33 Student Council Ig Cooking Club 2, Class Treasurer 2. Smitty's Dream Soy . . , small but mighty . . . good football player . . . always likes his red- eye, DOROTHY B. STINE Peesie Academic Typing Club 23 Dramatic Club I, 23 Assembly I, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Biol- ogy Club l. Quiet luntil you know herl . . . giggles a lot . . . has something in common with Daisy June- Yeagertown. HAROLD A. STUMP Stumpy General Activity Representative I3 Stage Manager 23 Student Council 23 Dramatic Club 23 Junior Prom Committee 23 Boys' Glee Club 2, 33 Assembly 2, 33 Basketball Club I3 Roosevelt Hi-Y 3. Pleasing personality . . . reserved . , , curly-haired Adonis-well- versed in Lancaster affairs. LAWRENCE STUCK lil-a Y'l Agricultural gutisre Farmers ot America I, ouief . . . in his mother's toot- steps . . . a camera tan to know him is to like him HAROLD STUM PF Slum Vocational Machslig shop club I, 2. Short and handsome .L . . ladv killer . . . likes a Qlfl bY the name of LuciIle. aa., 3 v. JEANNETTE swflm Jean Commercial Library Staft I3 Nature Study 23 Activity Representative 2. Attractive . . . usually smiling . . . aiways seen with Rodkey. MINI ANITA TAUB Mini Academic Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Assem- bly I, 2, 33 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 33 Secretary, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I3 Home Economics Club I3 Type- writing Club 23 Lore Statt 33 Banker 33 Bowling 2, 33 Dramatic Club I, 2. Made of giggles and chatter . . . to know her is to like her . . Conga Queen . . . mischievous. A-c 1- 1 X CHARLES SWANK A Swank Vocational Football I, 2, 33 WFSSIIIHQ l. 2. 33 Track I, 2, 33 Sport Club 2- The one and only fullback . . . always watching the girls In . likes a girl named Betty. . RICHARD SWIGART Swag Academic Student Council 33 Football 'I, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 33 Tennis I, 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 33 Public Speak- mg 'Club I3 Hobby Club 23 Dra- matic Club 2, 33 Captain of Ten- nis Team 2. Short, sharp, and hep . . . likes 'em all, but Philadelphia's best , . . can always dance . . . strug- gles with Latin. I ANTHONY TERRIZZI 'Tel 'Y Vocational Football 23 Craftsmen's Club 2, gf Student Council 33 Ritle Club Good machinist . . . sells big, yellow bananas . . , lady killer . . . always stooging for Mart. ROBERT E. SWANK Bob General Wrestling I3 Football I3 Activity Representative I. Drives a Ford . . . built close to the ground . . . has Junior inter- ests at heart . . . quiet-until you know him. W THOMAS THOMPSON Arizona Vocational Wrestling I, 27 Cooking Club 2, Football Ig Activity Representa- tive 3. Short and good looking . . . a friend to everyone . . . hails from the Hill . . . good mechanic . . . always looking tor excite- ment. JOHN DAVID TRUE Johnny Commercial Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 3: Hobby Club 2. It there is any trouble, the cause is sure to be True . . . likes a certain Betty . . . talI,and tar from bashtul . . . always cracking iokes. JANET LOUISE TROXELL t'Trix Academic Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 President of Tri I-li-Y 3, Dramatic Club I, 2, Junior Prom Committee 2, Banker 2, Home Economics Club I, Typing Club 25 Bowling 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 3g'Lore Stalt 3. Halls from Highland Tech . . . built close to the ground . . . Alpha's dictatorette . . . Mc- Crory's star clerk. ALBERTA M. A. VOGT Bertie Commercial Camera Club lg Art Club I, 2. Studious . . . quiet Iuntil you know herl . . . likes a certain Bill . . . excellent saleslady. M MYLES L VOLLMER Myl?S Academic Activity Representative 3g Assem- bly I, Typewriting Club 2, Pub- lic Speaking Club I. Meets a redhead at his locker . . . tall . . , looking tor an umbrella . . . always fixing up dates . . . not a boast or brag is my mottoimuch . , , interested in Indiana State Teach- ers' College. JUNE WALKER June Home Economics Drum tvlaiorette I, 2, 33 Typing Club 2, Pep Club 23 Sports Ap- preciation Club I, Attractive maiorette . . . neat strutter . , . quiet . . . always seen in a blond Chevy. JOHN WEAKLAND RICHARD WEAKLAND Johnny Vocational Dick Cqmmerqial estling I, 2, Football I Rifle Club 2, Banker 2. Good student . . . his heart be- Tall man with curly hair . . . one longs to just one-Pat . , . an ot the Troians . . . still visits the experienced electrician , , . very Hill . . . a Wise man. tough chap . . . hails from the Knob. WILLIAM C. WERTZ Willy Gene,-al MARTHA WEYMAN Soccer I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Manager 23 Dramatic Club I, 2, Maroon and Steel Staff I, 2, 37 Camera Club 23 Basketball Club lg Soccer Club 25 Assembly I, 2. Soccer player . . . good driver . . . those eighth graders are nice . . . hails from Lake Park. Pooch Commercial Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 33 Dra- matic Club Z, 31 Maroon and Steel Statt I ' Gets around . . . tllghty . , . likes to go to Baltimore, but would rather go to Minnesota . . . pretty smile. ELAINE MARGARET WILAND Waac Academic Alpha Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 3, Maroon and Steel Staff I, 2, 33 Activity Representative 2, 33 Cheer Leader I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club I, 23 As- sembly I, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 23 Squad Leader 23 Art Club Ig Bowling 2. One ot the Doc's . . . likes a certain I-li-Y President . . . keeps them guessing! MERLE WILSON To-To Vocational Wrestling I, 23 Football Ig Stu- dent Council lg Banker 2, Cook- ing Club 2. Good wood butcher . . . chum of Arizona . . . likes all the girls, especially a certain Mae. ii ' F fe., 1 'ig S, i ws. is Q 1 9,5 Iii I T lem k fsgggg ling 'Q .,.,- -. Q v g S.. Q ,ws I 3 er . WILLIAM WILKINSON A Bill Vocational Football I, 2, 33 Wrestling I, 23 Activity Representative 33 Crafts- men's Club 3, Cooking Club 2. Good football player . . . I2- V-3's ihonor student . . . loyal friend ot everyone. A WILLIAM WILSON Bill Vocational Wrestling I, 35 Cooking Club 2. Hails from the Hill . . . very courteous to the girls . . . works at Weis' Store . . . drives a black Plymouth. FREDERICK WOLF Fred Commercial Sports Club lg Camera Club 2, Basketball Ig Student Council lg Banker 2. Sheik ot A-4 . . . ladies' man . . . Distributive Education clown .. . . dark suave type . . . looks like a Midget convoy behind his pipe. LOUIS ZANNINO Christy Vocational Student Council 2, Cooking Club 23 Lore Staff 3. Pride ot the Moose . . . Mae's best boy friend . . . thinks he is a man, because he is allowed to smoke. MARVIN LANCE PAUL SMITH MGWIH l0If1ed The NGVY October Paul ioined the Army October 5, iw. 30, l942. IN MEMORIAM Miss Donors-nr M. RUBLE EUNOR MAME ERDLY We fhe Lore Sfaff wish 'ro pay our deep- esf respecf fo fhe memory of Miss Ruble and Elinor Erdly. Miss Ruble was a member of fhe Lewis- 'rown High School Faculfy for Jrwenfy-'rhree years. During Thar Time she confribuiecl much +o +he educafional progress of 'her siudenis in fhe depar+men+s of French and English. She was a graduare of Junia+a College and a+ various rimes affended Pennsylvania Sfafe College and Columbia Universify. For eighleen years she super- vised +he publicafion of ihe Lore. l-ler deaih came on May 28, I942. Elinor Marie Erdly, known To her many friends as Eli, died February 5, I942. During her years in L. l-l. S., Eli was a ialenlecl member of +he Girls' Glee Club and A Cappella Choir. As an ac+ive mem- ber of +he Dramaiic Club, she played 'rhe role of Miss Blanche Bundy in The play Li++le Prison. She also helped in many ways as a member of fhe Alpha Tri-l-li-Y and lhe Mariner Ship Ohesson. Elinor was ac+ive and peppy, and oufsfanding in all her aifainmenfs. -- - - - CLASS OF 1944 Abbott, Jarnes Arnig, Alden Diehl, William Fletcher, Thornas King, Richard Noble, Samuel Rodgers, Richard Shaak, Nathan Speece, Lawrence Stellrnack, Jock Burke, Wilbert Gardner, Fred Gardner, George l-leinbach, Myron l-loutz, Harry Howell, Jack Miller, Dewey Riden, Donald Ross, Charles Searer, Joe Ughetto, Louis VVhite, Arden Arseniu, Frosta Aurancl, Thelma Bartlett, Arlene Cargill, Richard Davidson, George l-larpster, Wilson Meredith, Mak Rattensberqer, Do Scott, George Secrest, Robert Silcox, Jack Wetzel, Kenneth nald We y, . . Thompson, Robert Aurand, Helen Bailey, Sarah Boyer, Ruth Campbell, E. Jane Decker, Dottie Drewett, Phyllis Dufer, Doris Engle, Irene Gillon, Alberta B-2 Bourngardner, Anna Blazer, Joyce Brown, Fae Campbell, Ruth Coekrill, Margie Davis, Lencre Druckenmiller, Gladys Fisher, Louise George, Betty Goss, Clemens Hale, Delores Kinnier, Nellie Klinger, Joyce Kochendcrior, Mary B-3 Wian, James White, Ray White, Robert Wise, Clyde Bodley, Betty Carpenter, Miriam Goss, Elaine l-lenry, Kathleen l-lolesopple, Alice Hall, Patsy Kerstetter, Jean Marks, Margie Miterko, Mary Morrison, Jayne Pennebaker, Sarah Phenecie, Mary Shontz, Lorraine Snyder, Loise Stroup, Joyce Mendler, Kathryn Miller, Phyllis Morrison, La Moine Mundy, Doris Norris, Margaret Powell, Lois Rachau, Beverly Rodenizer, Dolly Royer, Dorothy Skellie, Vita Spiqelrnyer, Doris Stimely Dorothy Thompson, Mary Ellen Van Dyke, Patsy Yocum, Maxine Levine, Leatrice Levinson, Beatrice McCormick, Nancy Palm, Lois Pennebaker, Sue Shields, Doris Swab, Pauline Wagner, Betty Yarnell, Shirley Arnold. William Hower, Jack l-luey, Charles Keiser, Richard Keister, William Lembo, Thomas Sitkin, Phillip Vogt, Carl Bachman, Phares Burkeri, Wallace Chilcote, Nelson Clark, Robert l-lerrold, Robert Kauttman, Donald Levine, Harold Luck, Donald Price, William Sager, Merrill Scott, Thomas Snook, Merrill Ughetto, John Bailey, Arthur Baker, Robert Barber, Kenneth Beatty, James Beckwith, Charles Bottorf, Stanley Burnell, James Hess, Paul l-lill, Harold Johns, Floyd Kearns, William Knepp, Floyd Kratzer, Elwood Peters, Marlin Pittman, Arthur Reese, Gerald Shilling, Donald Sipe, Ralph B-4 Wolf, Bernie Bachrnan, Mari' Billmon, Patsy Coltey, Mable De Long, Doris Dilling, Mary Ganoe, Lois B-5 Wagner, Bruce Wertz, Harold Ball, Lavonne Blasedale, Joan Brinton, Virginia Canedy, Ann Davis, Peggy Dickson, Ethel Dippery, Joyce Druckenmiller, Grace Fleqal, Lavonne Gilliland Joyce Partsock, Anna Louise IIVI Charles, John Cherry, James Crago, Ben Desiderati, Tony Dillman, George Dixon, Richard llVZ Lennartz, Charles Leanard, Thomas Linqle, Norman McCartney, Zane McCoy, Walter McCory, John fllV3 Smith, Harold Smith, Herman Snook, Eugene Salt, John Steele, James Kayes, Pearl Nelli, Antoinette O'Meara, Mary Ann Page, Kathryn Schrock, Rachel Snook, Joyce Varner, Mary Whiteman, Betty Hendricks, Doris Kenawell, Gladys Maines, Elizabeth Miller, Alma O'Donnell, Ruth Page, Helen Pearson, Helen Shimp, Shirley Speece, Dorothy Swinetord, BeverlY Shade, Phyllis Wagner, Betty Lou Wertz, Joyce Engle, Robert Garrnan, John Goss, David Goss, Robert Gritfith, Millard l-larpster, Warren Hartman, Richard McLaughlin, William Miller, Richard Murray, James Notestine, Robert Pacini, Philip Page, William Stewart, Kenneth Troupe, Herbert Wagner, Norman Vw'agner, Robert Watson, Robert 6lwt?gsi,55s1tQ'W3iig1 a'H5?ia'Sii.i2.2.siKFi , iz, - .zmwiizse manga .sriiilf 1 , :oimiw-lawn Aurand, Donald Brown, Vernon Campbell, Keilh Fisher, Richard Graham, Roberl Kerr, lra Miller, Carl Pennepacker, Eugene Reigle, Roberl Scoll, George Slrange, Jack Sluck, Charles Warlel, Charles Bailor, George Conner, David Coudriel, Duane rlaellner, Louis l-loy, Donald Snook, Jack Slamey, Harry Sluckenralh, Roberl Ulsh, Harry Walls, Kerrriil Briner, John Copeland, William Gearharl, William Hunl, Roy Snook, Roberl Sleininger, Ray Angney, Virginia Bailey, Doris Berger, Jeannelle Bierley, Carolyn Boop, Audrey Crearner, Charles Dearner, Jay Fausl, Donald Franklin, Glenn Garrell, Richard Hassinger, James La Ross, Roberl Slellzer, Roberl Moore, William Lilley, George Arnold, Pauline Banks, Jean C-I Bailey, Janel Bodley, Kay Brannon, Dorolhi Carson, Dorothy Crago, Delores Donahey, Elhel Eisenharl, Joan Friskey, Charily Sisewhile, Belly Haywood, Joyce Heck, Barbara Jc Kirk, Dorolhy C-2 Wilson, Richard Aike Rulh Yi Carpenler, Peggy Ellinger, Arlene Euler, Grace Fye, Berlha Gilehrisl, Rose r-ieckerl, Grace Kling, Mildred C-3 Brill, Margarel Brown, Barbara Carolus, Joan Davies, Kalhryn Egoll, Doris Goss, Dorolhy Gracey, Audrey l-lanna, Belly Henry, Evelyn Houser, Shirley C-4 Benson, Donna Bigelow, Belly Billman, Jeanne Bloom, Donna Boring, Lois Campbell, Thelma Cowder, Lila Delwyler, Ann Eby. Jennie Goss, Shirley Guinevan, Eslher Kreoos, Belly Lilz, Mariorie Musser, Belly Myers, Doris Palm, Marion Porch, Grace Rhineharl, Bealrice Shawyer, Alma Srriilh, Mary Taylor, Jane Weakland, Pauline Wilson, Belly Yocum, Fonlenella Ki-rouse, Jean Landis, Dorolhy Lloyd, Amelia Rolhrock, Blanche Rouse, Belly Schuchl, Belly Srlook, Flora focum, Phyllis Young, Lois Davis, Enza Klose, Wilma Locks-l, Leona Mauery, Doris McCormick, Shirley Ruble, Belly Smilh, Janel Slein, Mildred Slewarl, Belly Lou b Wagner, Sara Calherine Wilson, Peqqv McMullen, Phyllis l-larpsler, Palsy Le May, Doris McCormick, Vivian Mclnlyre, Emily Mclieehan, Isobel McKinley, Janel Miller, Audrey Norris, Jean O'Brien, Rulh Ann Reeder, Marian Suloll, Naomi Weaver, Madelyn C-5 BQVQQ Clara Krick, Madelyn l'UllZl John Brckharl, Margarel Haley Margarel LYfl 'lTll0 Ya5 Brindel,Anna Margarel Lane Ma,g:lyn Miller, Cllllofd Brindel, Sarah Mav Lofflin Ma,-iorie Posl, Joseph K. Brownwell, l-lelen Mamas Josephine Nein, George Culler, Peggy Lou Mme, 'Marian Ann Shore, Jack Dughi, Dorcas MM 'Sh., Williams, Norman Fisher, Palricia Mite? J' ev Wright, William Gress, Lois Mae N ' ,ff EA' een Richards, Clare Knepp, Cecelia e ary Quay, Mariorie Rager, Margare Reigle, Lorraine Sherman, Helen Sloan, Belly Smilh, Mable Speece, Belly Slein, Gladys Whary, Cleda Zannino. Sanla l CLASS OF Arnold, Gene Harlsock, Donald Kepler, Eugene Newman, Charles Rudy, Franklin Shilling, Harry Searer, Waller Shenk, Jay Vanhlalta, Thomas Scraichard, Rodman Ammerman, Deryl Anaslasi, Richard Areni, Harold Aurand, Donald Bosom, Richard Bauqhman. George Binqaman, Hazen Brumloaugh, Bruce Everly, Roberr Faqley, Paul Gers, James Gibbons, Alfred Goss, Donald Goss, Francis Gross, Huberl McClure, Gerald McCrory, James McKee, Gordon McElwain, l-lerberf Meloni, John Mellinqer, Clarence Miller, Benny Moeller, Donald Shawver, Eugene Sheaffer, Rayrr-ond Shearer, Douglas Silfies, Jack Sillcman, Harry Schoop, Richard Showers, Richard Smilh, Joseph C-6 Beasley, Marqaref Bolforf, Joyce Burns, Janice Carler, Edilh Deamer, Vlolel Esposilo, Rose Foullc, Ann Gross, Elrnyra Hall, Nellie Hannon, June IOVI Burlew, Eugene Clarrslefrer, Earl Colley, James Conaway, Homer Coudrief, Eugene Davidheiser, Dona ld Davidhaiser, Ray IUVZ Heinaclrer, Fred Hockenoerfy, Ja, Goss, William Hoyer, Edward lrranq, John Kennedy, William Kersleiler, Harold l0V3 Mowery, David Moyer, Roy Musser, Carl Noerr, William Page, Fenion Park, Carl Peck, Roberl Pauly, Thomas Pierce, Marlyn IOV4 Shook, Fern Slevenson, Kenneih Sfull David Swanqer, William Wairers, Harry Warner, Alberl Warner, Gene Henry, Joyce Lane, Ruth Lyler, Enza Moist, Janel Moyle, Joan Naylor, Beverly Rhodes, Miriam Ross, Belly Lou Shullz, Violei Swarlz, Phyllis Deamer, Ray Desideraii, Paul Diven, Donald Dubenhorf, John Elsessor, Samuel Esleo, Warren Bickharf, Ralph Kibe, George Kralzer, John Leach, Thomas Liflle, Donald Logan, Glenn Long, Bruce Ryan, Jack Schullz, Myrlan Rankin, Robert Reese, Richard Reiqle, Beri Reynolds, Edgar Reynolds, Ivan Rodlrey, Merle Rupp, William Rush, Roberl Weaver. William Weilcel, Donald Whire, James Vvike, Frank Vlfilson, Melvin Wilson, Richard Wilson, William Wise, Bernard 1' - 'Tfff':2f:s 5 fa: A 1-fff:u.,,'l3J,'-r. 'W f Alix- . f. fr -M'-.Wiper V, .,,1,,,u... . 1945 fi ll Dfhx, jvc Mic X X ,V , yy X CLASS CF Bannon, Donald Boreman, Eugene Brallon, Bryson Casner, Homer Conler, Harry Cunningham, John Dunmire, Roberl Goldberg, Gerald Knepp, Leonard Milliken, Nelson Sheary, George D-5 Slallord, Roberl Williard, James Peller, George Adams, Ann Burkheimer, Delores Bollorl, Jean Brown, Mariorie Deering, Edna Mai Gross, Geneva Gulshall, Marilyn l-leckerl, Jane Mahoney, Mary Lou McElhaney, Ella Grace Miller, Nellie Rallensberger, Lenora Reidenbach, Hope Robinson, Ann Robinson, Zola Smilh, Peggy Weaver, Phyllis Yeller, Belly Fields, Norma Auslin, William Bilger, Glenn Colberl, Donald Gernberling, Fred Grove, Joseph Klawiller, Kennelh Long, Richard Osborne, Melvin Pierce, Merle Bargo, Roberl Brugler, Ray Buchanan, Earl l-leskelh, Richard Lehner, Frank Marrone, Paul Michaels, James Owens, Thomas Riller, Donald Slewarl, Charles Weitz, Kennelh Allen, John Ball, Clillord Be-ally, Richard Bigelow, Ernesl Bubb, William Carler, Harold l-lorning, Graydon Johnson, Earl Nell, Russell Bailor, Chesler Barns, Donald Bush, Raymond Carler, Arlhur Dilling, John Gibbons, Harold Glace, Jack Herman, Allon Kauffman, Roy Lyons, William D-l Reed, Richard Silks, William Smilhers, William Wedlake, Charles While, Craig Agle, Blenche Beckwilh, June Boreman, Joyce Fochl, Palricia D-2 Baker, Florence Clemens, Evelyn Deavor, Louise Erlley, Belly Ferguson, Mary Fellers, Edna Fullz, Anna Louise Ganoe, Virginia l-lackenberg, Charlolle Kernberiing, Doris D-3 Price, Donalo Saxlon, Richard Varner, Clair Barber, Alma Baumgardner, Elhel Berkey, Jean Bulick, Nancy Deamer, Belly George, June D-4 Miller, Granl Pennebaker, Karl Parker, Roberl Treasler, Clemond Vaughn, Fay Wagner, James Yeller, David Ripka, Eugene Bender, Lelha Folk, Bessie Griffilh, Palli Lou Kling, Gladys Pagana, Wanda Swinefore, Elhel Ulsh, Kalhryn Walker, Theda Wilson, Belly K. Zimmerman, Mae Leeper, Lorraine McMonigIe, Mildred Mulhersbaugh, Dorolhy Penepacker, Mariorie Powell, Mary Rudy, Eslher Slravalo, Palricia Thompson, Jean Traille, Helen Vaughn, Lois Wall, Delores Goss, Faye l-louser, Marguerile lrrgang, Sue McMillen, Belly Price, Erma Taub, Ruth Wagner, Delores Wagner, Hope Gross, Marlha Benler, Helen Bookwaller, Dorolhy Bowers, Virginia Esposilo, Mary Kelly, Belly Lou Kline, Delores Lukens, Hanna Pearson, Rosaline Riller, Elizabelh Snook, Belly Bell, Ausiin Bubb, Floyd Caldwell, James Clark, Roberf Cunningham, James DeVirgiIo, John Gardner, Roberf Kline, Will John Morgan, Richard Price, Crawford Bowersox, Lesfer Collins, Harold Fink, Roberl' Gallaraiih, James Goodwin, Sfanley Goss, Roberf Kegerris, David Miller, Donald Miller, Jack Pennebaker, Karl Amig, Donald Baurngardrier, Guy Gehreif, Paul Goss, Richard Hamplon, Raymond Jones, Roberl Karsfeifer, Charles Murphy, David Nichols, Donald Pelers, Marvin Behel, Dale Benner, William Goss, Willis Greybill, David Heefer, James Leidy, Glenn Lewis, Norman Price, Eugene Smilh, Lewis Smith, William Snyder, Glenn D-6 Reigle, JoSQDl1 Seigler, Nell Sheriff, James Walls, Jerry Weaver, John Yocum, Harry Bair, Treda Cavanaugh, Marv Challenger, Elsie Colyer, Dorothy D-7 Price, Merrill Shores, William Wolf, Donald Bachman, Elhel Confer, Jane Cowen, Viola Forsylhe, Pauline Gernberling, Roberla Gingerick, Beily D-B Reed, James Schrock, George Sigler, Harold Snook, Kennelh Speece, Glenn Sline, James Arnold, Delores Bickel, Karhelene Borleicher, Hilda Cupp, Zelda D-9 Tallen, Reber? Traxler, Albert Wagner, Dean Blessing, Genevieve Burd, Cecelia Culler, lona Davidheiser, Edith Davis, Arlene Espigh, Pairicia Guinivan, Alfa l-louser, Calherine X ,xx Elmer, Doris Goss, Jane Kinselow, Mildred Koplivifz, Rose Kreidler, Delores Peffer, Alice Riller, Clara Shearer, Nancy Shirey, Audrey Carlson, Marilyn Gulshall, Ruth Lewis, Virginia Lohl, Marie Price, Mary Quay, Joyce Sharzer, Joyce Shirey, Jane Shirlc, Evelyn Snoolc, Phyllis Walker, Helen Curry, Joyce Davidson, Laura Herringron, Eslher Jones, Shirley Munson, Kalhryn Salzler, Laura Shaffer, Margarer Shurnaker, Belly Shurnaker, Berlha Slewarl, Kaihryn Kempfer, Jean Lewis, Shirley Mowery, Virginia Nolan, Patsy Palmer, Anna Rorniq, Bealrice Shumaker, Nellie Slee, Barbara Sline, Marion Sulorl, Jane Wagner, Bealrice 1946 Berryman, Roberi Elder, Allred Hughes, Lynnwood Landis, Williarn Lynn, Donald Lynn, Harry Mowery, Dor.ald Ramsey, Herbert Reeder, Slanley Rheam, Edgar Shoemaker, Kennelh D-I0 Soli, Edwin Toner, Fred Ward, Warren Wise, Joseph Wray, Paul Buble, Isabell Clark, Isabell Fisher, Nelfie Frohrn, Doris DeLuca. Irene Kauffman, Peggy Kearns, Melba Keiser, Berry Kelley, Jean McCarl, Dorolhy Ori, Mary Reigle, Doris Shearer, Shirley Snyder, Pauline Slimely, Pauline Warnlz, Phyllis 'x 'x x X X.. 5 1 l Q l CLASS GF 194 7 Bennell, Nelson Benson, Daniel Brinlon, Roberl Brown, Kennelh Bunker, Lawrence Conner, Earl Harding, Lloyd Keeler, Charles Le May, Adrian Lynch, James Mark, McClain McClellan, Walle l' E-3 Moisl, David Napoleon, Ronald Snook, William Swanger, Thomas Speck, Ernesl Thomas, George Wagner, Howard Bay, Palfie Bishop, Lorraine Coffey, Jane Crawford, Anna Derlc, Lorraine Fry, Margaret Herbsler, Belly Hess, Helen Hummel, Margarel Kaulfman, Joyce Limes, Virginia Owens, Margarel Peck, Winilred Fillman, Palsy Slee, Mary Taylor, Peggy Black, Leroy Boyer, Richard Crum, Russell Harker, Roberl Hayes, Chesler Homan,Rober1 E-l Kling, Kalhryn Knepp, Virginia Kralzer, Thelma Mowery, Mildred Noerr, Pauline Pearson, Doris Liveringhouse, Eugene Pearson, Jean Long, Fred Rush, Jesse Shimp, Roberl Slear, Norman Showers, Keilh Shilling, Mildred Searer, Lucille Slemons, Nellie Sowers, Florence Slashak, Leon Sloner, John Wagner, Nelson Wheeler, Nelson Angney, Lois Barllell, Mary Beers, Janel Elliol, Ramona Grabbe, Belly Gregg, Doris Harbsl, Beulah Sluck, Helen Hunt, Louise Albrighl, Joseph Bollinger, Elvin Di-ppery, Thomas Hill, Edward ,Kralzer, John Lash, Russell Mendler, Richard Miller, Ralph Munson, Harry Rush, Richard Shilling, Cloyd Smilh, Harold E-2 Smilh, Leon Smilh, Neal Thomas, Charles Thomas, Raymond Yarnell, Edward Bannon, Wanda Blasdale, Phyllis Brown, June Crirnmell, Rosie Felmlee, Jean Graham, Mariorie x Hanna, Mary Ann Herringlon, Dorolhy Hockenberry, Dorlhea Posl, Suzzanne Pyles, Audrey Quay, Bernice Russell, Helen Shaffer, Frances Shenk, Belly Shumaker, Phyllis Yocum, Peggy Hunier. Jean ., J - .mm Hess, Elsie Bridgens, Felker Gurgard, Harry Conner, Bruce Crawford, l-larolo Forrest, Alfred Frelin, James McClellan, Robert McCurdy, Carl Michaels, George Miller, Bruce Miller, Leonard Perschaw, Fred an asm Boyer, Robert Cramer, Richard Detwyler, John Forrest, Frank Frazier, Ray 1947 E-4 Sloan, Gilbert Sprout, Carl Swartz, Carl Wagner, Russell Wilson, Clifton Wilson, Jack Betts, Roberta Bradley, Barbara Burnell, Ruth Carr, Florence Coller, Jean Fultz, Irene E-6 O'Donnell, Paul Pennington, Robert Riden, Jay Royer, Robert Snook Harold Gesselman, Clarence Shingle, JOM., Goodwin, Jack Harbst, Harry Hopple, Robert Huges, Melvin' Johns, William Walters, Donald Arseniu, Helen Crager, Katherine Dilli-ng, Betty Dunn, Jacqueline Malanaphy, James Game. Audrey Nelly, Donald wmmfmriizsafi'f sf11u,fa,'w:mws v :z1f,,:4w Goodwin, Nancy Goss, Wilma Gutshall, Marion l-lottman, Lois t-lolesopple, Patricia Miller, Belly Peters, Nadine Reed, Sara Silks, Betty Treaster, Eleanor Wagner, Lois Williams, Clara Mae Knepp, Linda Knepp, Patsy McCall, Harriet McCormick, Lorraine Mullin, Velma Nein, Beverly Rager, Doris Rhodes, Sara Ross, Lucy Sauder, Floy Weaver, Joan Zeigler, Patricia 4 wasfssfaiwmfiehmwtaxfamffefuxeristeariffmwaaiselfiaswamlagicsfawswwe' names Adair, Harold Burkholder, John Clark, Dean Ellis, Eugene Farkas, Eugene Gainsburg, Coleman Heaftner, Robert Klinger, Robert Miterko, Michael Mitchell, John Norris, Robert Peterson, Jay Beckwith, Ronald Coombe, Stanley Fike, John Gregg, Robert Heckert, Paul Hoffman, Gerry Jordan, John Jordan, Russell Rummell, Clarenci Sanchez, Albert Saylor, George Snook, Gene E-5 Pontius, Robert St. Clair, George Wagner, Robert Wheeler, Robert Brannon, Adeline Brannon, Pearl Coudriet, Barbara Davis, Nancy Dimeo, Catherine Fleisher, Phyllis Hartsock, Patricia E-7 Snyder, Robert Speece, Charles Stull, Herbert Yocum, John Adams, Patricia Baxter, Larue Deamer, Arlene Ernest, Blanche Fields, Jean Groose, Phyllis Guetilius, Arla Jean t-lolbert, Betty lsenberg, Thelma Lilley- Iona Moad, Joan Pacini, Patsy Pry, Dorene Ream, Jane Rosensteel, Betty Secrest, Nancy Spangenberg, Shirley Wagner, Jean Young, Jean A Zannino. Bessie Knudson, Delores Knepp, Madeline Meredith, Virginia Middlesworth, Mary Ross, Patsy Royer, Gladys Steyvart, Mariorie Stringer, Joyce Weyant, Thelma Zong, Shirley Foucart, Joan Freed, Mary -l4 CLASS OF Bailey, Eugene Burke, Charles Chesler, Samuel Druckenmiller, Kennelh Glanl, Arlanda Jones, Richard Knudson, Teddy Larson, Donald Lennarfz, William Nearhoof, Jay Renninger, William Boring, Mary Dippery, Margarel' Gross, Anna Helrick, Marilyn Kerr, Doris Mellinger, Anna Page, Donna Pennebaker, Ramon Schultz, Belly Slringer, Juanila Thompson, Delores Woomer, Delores Adams, Lee Bailey, Barny Bodley, Charles Davies, John DeLuca, Charles Eby, Harvey Fealhers, Richard Gingerich, LeRoy Gray, Guy Hannon, Richard Harker, Richard Kncpp, Charles F-l Knepp, Caroline McLaughlin, Palricia Miller, Doris Orner, Helen Schuchf, Peggy Sfeininger, Jean Tanner, Joyce Wefzel, Barbara Young, Mildred Young, Rufh Zannino, Marlha F-2 Barger, Carl Saumgardner, Harry Bearley, David Boova, Samuel Brandi, Chesler Cramer, Roberl Dellrey, Eugene Eisenhower, Donald Elliolf, John Ellioff, Lynwood Glick, Samuel Keiser, William F-3 Schroyer, David Tully, James Ughello, Richard Adams, Louise Barqer, Lorraine Colyer, Calherine Dnppery, Peggy Goldberg, Belly Gracey, Joyce Hanlon, Belly Jane Laub, Jerry Long, Carl Marlz, Richard Milchell, Wayne Naylor, Herberr Neff, Harry Rodkey, Millon Wafson, Richard Yocum, Eugene Aurand, Joan Albright, Delores Bachrnan, Arlene Bailey, Efhel Lewis, John Loucks, Gordon Maines, David Mendler, Clair Munson, William Newman, James Pierce, Norman Rachau, Richard Shilling, Richard Wellz, Thomas Bland, Palricia Carler, Phyllis Burd, Barbara Fagler, Virginia Fisher, Doris Kandakae, Mary Kling, Edith Lerch, Frances Middlesworlh, Maxine Pennebaker, Grace Sanchez, Delores Slroup, Mildred Teenie, Lois Weaver, Shirley Young, Delores U lm tsl, 1948 Bachman, Stanley Brandt, Lester Dufer, Charles Eby, Franklin Fike, George Flegel, Robert Goss, Lester Grine, Donald Heckendorn, William l-louser, Raymond Kline, Eugene McClellan, Edward Basom, Donald Clark, George Cockrill, Addison Erdley, Richard Hamle Earl Haywc d, Albert Heckert, William Jemison, Lynn Kenawell, John Long, James McKeever, Lloyd McMonigle, James Bowen, John Clemens, Marvin Frohn, William Hall, Richard Hockenberry, Normar Kling, Norman Knepp, Herbert Landis, Jesse Lewis, Raymond Michaels, Rudy Nerhood, Ralph Neimond, Douglas Bailey, James Branstetter, Millarc Cowder, Wilbur Fry, William lngram, Robert Lane, Robert Landis, Robert Louder, Paul Moore, Donald Page, Earl Pennington, John F-4 Miller, Myron Neiman, Robert Noerr, Richard Reed, Baltred Reeder, Paul Snook, Lee Steltzer, Dale Yeigh, Jack liittinger, Virginia Burkett, Nancy Burkholder, Mary Crosswell, Betty Cleck, Constance F-5 Murray, Richard Norman, Howard Peck, Richard Rowe, Charles Snook, Norman Snyder, Raymond Vogt, Dale Canedy, Margaret Cavanaugh, Patricia Clinger, Doris Crawford, Lois F-6 Pennington, Frank Ream, William Russell, James Spangenberg, Jack Stratton, Robert Sulott, Jack Wilson, Robert Desiderati, Frances Ellett, Frances Gross, Flora Grosse, Shirley F-7 Price, Jack Reich, Charles Shoff, Edward Snyder, Robert Stuck, Edward Woltkill, James Blose, Catherine Coudriet, Delores Custer, Lois Esh, Mary Galloway, Mary Kearns, Doris Gracey, Jo Ann Hudson, Jane Hutchinson, Betty Lonsdale, Virginia Mowery, Alma Pennington, Freda Price, Charlotte Price, Shirley Rhodes, Sara Shore, Audrey Slick, Anna Mary Yocum, Sara Jane Eckley, Doris ForsythS,.Violet Gilchrist, Irene Hall, Ella Hostetler, Rose Johnson, Doris Price, Jeanne Pry, Josephine Schott, Florence Smoker, Phyllis Wagner, Helen Wyland, Ethel Jacobs, Delores Koplovitz, Georgia Machamer, Doris McGhee, Gail Rhodes, Jane Sankey, Dottie Shatzer, Shirley Shaughnesey, Molly Snook, Delores Whary, Pattie Wian, Joan Wyland, Hazel Kline, Rose Marie Kratzer, Doris Lingle, Doris Newman, Jane Pennington, Pearl Romig, Joyce Ryan, Arline Speck, Doris Swope, Shirley Yctter, Beverly Yetter, Joyce HGURS WELL SPENT u ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Adviser Bowers, Phyllis Vollrner, Myles Myers, Shirley Hull, Louise Birmingham, Joan Smith, Ross Wyland, Elaine Campbell, Jane Rodgers, Richard Burke, Wilberl Siimely, Dorolhy Raffensberger, Donald Levinson, Bealrice I-luey, Charles Snook, Joyce Wagner, Bruce Sholzberger, William Aurand, John Musser, Belly Myers, Doris Young, Lois Snook, Jack Snoolc, Roberl Wilson, Peggy Bloom, Donna :Mr. Fa ulh Hassinger, James Cuiler, Peggy Shore, Jack Rhodes, Miriam Harfsloclc, Donald Elder, John Davis, Donald I-Iuey, Edgar James, Branlley Thompson, Thomas Wilkinson, William Baker, Robert Bailey, Arlhur Miller, Richard Liveringhbuse, Harold Piffman, Arfhur Vauqn, William Corley, James Conaway, Homer Goss, Francis Gibbons, Alfred Peck, Robert Rodlrey, Merle While, James Showers, Pele JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Adviser: Miss Price Albrighl, Joseph Arner, Helen Bair, Treva Barber, Alma Bay, Pally Bigelow, Ernesl Clark, Dean Cleclc, Connie Confer, Jane Crager, Kalhryn Davis, Nancy Espigh, Palsy Forresl, Alfred Frohm, William Gallaway, Mary Hanna, Mary Ann I-Iamler, Earl Helrick, Marilyn Holsopple, Palricia Kelly, Belly Lou Larson, Donald Lewis, John Miller, Ronald Middlesworlh, Maxine Moore, Ronald Mowery, Donald Pefer, Marvin Raffensberger, Louise Sanchez, Roberl Seiber, Neil Schilling, Mildred Shaffer, Margarel Smifh, Louis Smifhers, William Smoker, Phyllis Snook, I-larold Snoolc, Lee Siimely, Pauline Siewari, Charles Sfraliord, Robert Thomas, George Thompson, Jean Vaugh, Fay Wagner, Nelson Walson, Richard Wian, Joan Wilson, Belly Zong, Shirley NOMINATING COMMITTEE Bair, Treva Davis, Nancy Raffensberger, Louise Smifhers, William Snook, Lee Sfrafford, Robert Thomas, George Watson, Richard Wian, Joan if wwf. 4 ,N l i I i K Ps Q wi ffl Advisers: McCaule Mr Fleisher Miss y, . Girl Presidenl: Mariorle Dales Boy President: Harvey Orlh Secrelary: Peggy Davis EX-OFFICIO Briner, Wlllldm Herbsler, Mary Lou Rudy, Franklin Allivo, Helen Walson, Roberl Davidson George MEMBERS Miller, Rulh Graham, Richard Morder, ,Thomas Bearley, Evelyn Swigarl, Richard Shaeffer, Marion Gibson, Anne Jacobs, Melvin Hall, Palsy King, Richard l-lowell, Jack VanDyke, Pally Harpsler, Wilson Wagner, Belly Keiser, Richard Whileman, Belly Snook, Merle Werlz, Joyce Shore, Waller Shore, Rcberl Crago, Delores Pennepacker, Eugene Snook, Jack Rouse, Belly Copeland, William Hanna, Belly Boring, Lois Garrell, Richard Miller, Marian Ann Posl, Joe Shilling, Harry Burns, Janice Eisenharl, William Lane, Richard LeMay, Charles Shore, Dean Salyards, Joseph Burnell, James Barber Kennelh McCoy, Waller Nolesline, Roberl VanDyke, Richard Wagner, Alfred Diven, Donald Ammerman, Darryl Gross, Herberl Heinacker, Fred Noerr, william Musser, Carl Weaver, William Smilh, Joseph L05 x JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Advisers: Miss Miller, Mr. Fleisher Presidenls: Roberl Clark Joyce Shalzer Secrelary: Isabel Clark Treasurer: James Sleln Bargo, Roberl Benson, David Berkley, Jean Boova, Joe Boring, Mary Burkell, Nancy Bradley, Barbara Carler, Phyllis Clark, Isabel Clark, Roberl Davies, Jack Dimeo, Catherine Dunn, Jacquellyn Ellis, Eugene Esposilo, Mary Fry, William Glick, Jack Goldberg, Gerald Goss, Richard Griffilh, Pally Lou Hall, Ella Heckerl, William Jones, Richard Kimberlincl, Doris Kreidler, Delores McGhee, Gall McLaughlin, Palricia Meredilh, Virginia Mowery, Mildred Munson, Calherine Neiman, Roberl Nell, Russell Pannebaker, Carl Price, Gene Reed, Dick Riden, Jay Ridenbach, Hope Ross, Palsy Shalzer, Joyce Shoemaker, Phyllis Slee, Barbara Slee, Mary Speck, Doris Slashak, Leon Slein, James Stull, Herbert Thomas, Charles Ward, Warren Wilson, Jack Wilson, Roberl K i '32, 2 5 1 S 2 Ffw ' THE LURE LORE STAFF I 942-43 EDITOR ...........,..,, f ,.,...,,.,....... 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O ren Clark ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ...,.. ,...., D avid Barr-on ATHLETIC EDITOR ,,,.........,,,...,......., William Hughes EDITORIAL STAFF Frances Mefzger Mini Taub James Duglii Jack Kanarr Franlclin Rudy Joan Birmingham Adeline Charles William Eisenlwarl Evelyn Bearley Pauline Beaver Janel' Troxell BUSINESS STAFF Louis Zannino Ann Gibson Clarion Gross William Henry Louise Hull Harold Landis Marlin Milclnell TYPISTS Frances Berryman Adda Heeler Mary Lou Herbsler ADVISERS Mr. Faulli Miss Benner Miss Granl Mr. Sleinbarger Miss Franlcenberry F I H-..,f by '71 v - .4 4' . 1 ,YJ-.1 , 'W F 1: Q 9 T' is ?Il5T5'is nb 4 H lla N lilllfd blfhrlvll d x lylvm.. .w,1...'f.,,1,. muff? mp, Lis In :hr Armf-4 Lhnf 'erm ll h 61-A be 1.- 137' ' 414-x I I. r A In , , In 1.10 4' lu A-1 lk hh NJ Ihr M- I Q Ill: ' -'QL nz 212 ui,:. 4 H' wr: - g1o,,k,, n,y4,m Inu'-nr 10 uumm nr -f,,p,, .1 I-In-vm a rh- Ihnfq xr .-fl .N . .141 .- ,, .. mln. 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Choo l Wee 1 . fal' of S +w0 e ff, I' S , df-1Y Ve-rY delux s'fa enlnq . d e 9' I She ' Sup on fhe Ope was publl edr Wlfh 6 issu O Y 5. on- an d fha Scho .F SIX page , O culmlnamjemenf issue en COmm -fhe TMS Year 43 fhe NA 00 AAG' and Sw 6 d 'LO re I Cafe e Alle GI 'hr Wllle 8, 'lvl I' lliland nb. rn-11 R I..-nur, I'h nn um-dy li ,mam I1 nlrrll . lf mf.: ,vZ I ' Arnulm If Bunk 31.0 'Um H JW., . l....,.. K u-hlrvl fl: .V .hrs '3 ' fe-hL o ern -Il' 5- sf'-V .fwlh - .-q km rm.: Nm, 'l7,r UVM In Ungar: . Haig .ig wma Ir.y'WZf'7 ' Album, 1...,. sm.,-,, J..-1, :wa HI-ft, Wlllnm lv Y . , MSL 1'l'!.T'cHl f -' ,I MNML lermrf- lg. 1 lf..,.1.,nu, lx.:-Au. 3 1-- 4-1-I4 In-rn-5 hu, 'I I0 I-Hiluhll Hill .qI'o...'lllu1rr ein-shui., .lr 'finni- 'fyb mm, . Q ' , ,ws 4? un-rr M mf nr 3 yuan' Dunn In-'nu ,, 4' Ula' r mp, mm Ag. .lnqb lim. Q muh ,fn u.-fl 5, fo .1.1n.,, 'Iwi-'Q bum :hier 1 ll I M M nm H 'f-rl: 'qi M lvw . Rhw. lhhw. 1, . u'ag::-igogurfg Qanlo -! fpl C7111 We Pwr, D.n:'ZzeZ l'uler uf! mm Ran, sz fl- x'.fn.u I: ' . , 4l 'hg , lf:-nr Lnglp, llorurhy Stash, Jay.-Q s,, 'fq 31.0 M . 1 'hge P , wg, alll: 'l 'Ruhr 1 n.n-1. Jr sen was issue EVefY irculahonl .de C , Id'w' S- Wor L lumni of a io In me fh ed forCeS of arm land Eng ka. . Alas In h fhe' d s+a+ei W e UW G I 'rralia' or G favs' I Ladalcan d - 'S Prou I1 reas0n '+ I IS Fof+ + a 1 c ,- e he We . +0 f + confribuhon + I S o Th a1,in9 Se Qfadu 6 cl MarOOn an H19 me F1 -+5 e OTS O . all' nl 1' of luck In bes . fhe . h Hr IS I fag W afs' sfeelg an fu+ufe Ye . S m prISe W N sf.-u'.,. 4 R N Sqn! die- Aug: ' 1. ff? fl'-nal , lg., WL H. 411 I-vu .Q 1,- um- lu In nu um. ' JT' lr-rm: Afv' This year lhe work of The Nalional Forensic was +he rnosl popular 'rype of public speaking work. League al L. H. S. has been much more diversified lhan in The pasl. As usual, inferscholasric debaling This year, however. debaling shared lhe Iirnelighr in The Comrnunily Service Speaking. The increased emphasis on Communily Service Speaking was broughr aboul by rhe desire ol every N. F. L. member 'ro make his or her conlribulion lo com- munily acliviry in general and lo +he war eflorl in parricular. Every N. F. L. member parlicipafing in public speaking work during This pasl school year has kepr The words ol: lhe Presidenl in mind: In lhe presenl crisis rhrough which mankind is passing, There is unusual need for The work ol The Nalional Forensic League. PRESIDENT ,...,.. VICE-PRESIDENT .. SECRETARY ..,... TREASURER .,.... ADVISER .,.,..... James Aurand David Barron Slanley Siegel Nalalie Biederman George Gardner Harry Houlz Richard Keiser Roberi Herrold Helen Page Jay Shenk MY WQRTHY CPPCNENT DEBATING SCHEDULE FOR I943 .....Slanley Siegel . . . . . .David Barron , .. . . .Harvey I-Iourz ...George Gardner . . . .Miss Crumbling Thomas VanNafTa Jack Snook Clililord Miller Jean Knouse Barbara Jo Heck Lois Young Belly Hanna Ann Defwyler Joyce Bollorf Phyllis Swariz February I6 .,................. Home March I6 ................,.,... Home Pennsylvania Slale College Debale Before Rolary Club Freshman Team March I8 ...,.................. Home February 23 ..........,........ Home Annual N. F. L. Assembly Program Debale Before Kiwanis Club March 20 .......,......,...,... Away February 27 ........,......,.... Away William Penn High School af Harrisburg Novice Debale Tournamenl af ll.O0 A. M- Slale College March 20 ......,....,..,,...... Away March B ....,....,,.,,,,., Home Hanover High School al Harrisburg Deba+e Before Lions'Club 2.30 P- M- March I4 .........,,....,.,.... Home March 23 --r'-----'-r------ss-- AWGY Debale Before B'nai B'ri1'h Pennsylvania Slafe College Team Adviser: Mr. Metzger, Frances Reed, Marie Taub, Mini Ross, Marie Derr, William Mclieehan, Kathryn Stamey, Lois Lytle, George Marks, Margie Abbott, James Riden, Donald Thompson, Mary Ellen Silcox, Jack McCormick, Nancy Sitkin, Philip DeLong, Doris Ughetro, John Blasdale, Joan Goss, Eugene Wray, Earl Fisher, Robert Kerr, lra Carpenter, Peggy Steininger, Ray Brown, Barbara La Ross, Robert Houser Billman, Jeanne Dughi, Dorcas Sherman, Helen Swartz, Phyllis Esposito, Rose Appleby, Clarence Carter, Clarence McCormick, Russell Lingle, Donald Salyards, Joseph Stewart, Neil Engle, Robert Charles, John Murray, James Pacini, Philip Suloff, William Peters, Marlyn Bauchman, George Basom, Richard Hockenberry, Jay Leach, Torn Ryan, Jay Page, Fenton Stevenson, Kenneth Wilson, William H61 Saw! BANKERS JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Adviser: Miss C. Miller Aurand, Joanne Bannon, Donald Bishop, Lorraine Boova, Samuel Bowen, John Buchanan, Earl Canady, Margaret Davidson, Laura Detwyler, John Eagler, Virginia Erdly, Richard Ganoe, Virginia Gemberling, Roberta Goodwin, Nancy Goss, Jane Grass, Shirley Gregg, Robert Grove, Joe Guinivan, Alta Gutshall, Ruth Haclcenberg, Charlotte Haettner, Robert Hanlon, Betty Hartsoclc, Patty Keiser, Betty Knudson, Delores Lewis, Norman Lousdale, Virginia Mendler, Clave McClellan, Robert Miller, Grant Moist, David Nichols, Donald Noerr, Richard Pearson, Jean Pearson, Rosaline Price, Crawford Price, Donald Ryan, Arlene Robinson, Zola Shenlc, Betty Shimp, Robert Shoemaker, Kenneth Snyder, Robert Ughetto, Richard Ulsh, Kathryn Wagner, Hope Yarnell, Eddie J Mi' Kfwiw FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Food for Freedom is flwe slogan of 'rhe Ag boys Jrlwis year in our home projecl worlc. Our aim is +0 increase producfion of pork, beef, poullry, vegelables, and all Jrlwose foods essenfial +0 feed a nallon al war, and a+ llwe same lime work for a beHer and more permanenl agri- cullure. Our molfo is: I+ is no'r 'rlwe lulure +l1a+ is +o make us bu+ we who are lo make +l'1e fu'rure. F. F. A. OFFICERS Presidenf . , . Vice-Presidenf Secrefary .,, Treasurer Reporfer . . . ..... Kennellw l-larbsl' . , . , .Bryson Ocker . .... John Grassmeyer ..,.Irvin Bierly . , . .James Clark 55 51 nv 5 4 A 34'M1ff,-'cg Ar 'xsffas-eff..-,.:rs .J ' f M' , of Aurand, Doris Brurnbaugh, Lois Bersinger, Tress Ann Heeter, Adda Kauttman, Ruth Ritter, Dorothy McKeehan, Kathryn Miterko, Mary Ryan, Alethea Dates, Mariorie Stamey, Lois Allen, Jean Cramer, Jean Alexander, Lucille Arseniu, Genevive Reigle, Marie Shott, Mariam Gibbons, Bertha Matter, June Smith, Marilyn Custer, Jean Ganoe, Marion Lance, Alice Myers, Shirley Reiner, Rhoda Ross, Marie Pennepacker, Margaret SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Loblcowitz, Violet iaub, Mini Steinbach, Virginia Bowers, Phyllis Shontz, Lorraine Nein, Jeanne Keqerreis, Mary Helen Metzger, Frances Troxell, Janet Stine, Dorothy McCormick, Patty Sheaffer, Mariarn Gibson, Ann Herbster, Mary Lou Ross, Louise Miller, Ruth Brindel, Arlene Bell, Delores Peck, Kathryn Charles, Adaline Attivo, Helen Miller, Doris Bobb, Joyce Davis, Betty Kline, Dottie Hull, Louise Hoffman, Nancy Birmingham, Joan Wiland, Elaine Rarick, Dorothy Kling, Hazel Griffith, Phyllis Boyer, Joyce Rudy, Ellen Miller, Ruth Miller, Vivian Weyman, Martha Ammerman, Betty Sheriff, Ruth Spigelmyer, Susan Nein, Winitred Esworthy, Ruth Henry, Valda Schucht, Phyllis Smith, Donna Mae Huftnagle, Jean Hantz, Janet Bearley, Evelyn Norris, Jean Garrett, Shirley Jordan, Diane Cramer, Jean Caldwell, Harriet 'WNV' gum: mmf 1, sf 0010 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Abbott, James Amig, Alden Aurand, James Barron, David Briner, William Conner, William Derr, William Gardner, George Goddard, Charles Graham, Richard Hertsock, Donald Heck, David Henry, william Howell, Jack Krepps, Dick Lindsay, Paul Lytle, George Notestine, Robert Orth, Harvey Ratfensberger, Donald Lodgers, Dick Ross, Charles Rothenberger, Bob Secrest, Bob Sheeder, Ralph Shenk, Jay Shilling, Donald Shilling, Harry Slee, William Snook, Jack Starney, Harry Steltzer, Bob Stuclrenrath, Bob Stump, Harold Wetzel, Kenneth White, Ray Wian, James Nein, George Conner, David Levin, Harold it , -1 JUNIOR GIRLS' SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB Bachman, Mary Brill, Peggy Dufur, Doris Mendler, Kalhryn O'Donnell, Rulh Shimp, Shirley Thompson, Mary Ellen Billrnan, Palsy Campbell, Elhel Caned ,Ann Cockrill, Mariorie Decker, Dollie DeLong, Doris Hall, Palsy McCormick, Nancy VanDyke, Palricia Whileman, Belly Yarnall, Shirley Cockrill, Margie Holsopple, Alice Levinson, Bealrice Marks, Mariorie O'Meara, Mary Ann Werlz, Joyce Rachau, Beverly Brinlon, Virginia Dippery, Joyce Engle, lrene Ganoe, Lois George, Belly Gilliland, Joyce Kayes, Mary Kenawell, Gladys Mundy, Doris Page, Kall-iryn Shade, Phyllis Skellie, Vida Sloan, Belly Snook, Joyce Snyder, Loise Slimely, Dorolhy Wagner, Belly Arseniu, Frosla Boyer, Rulh Davis, Peggy Dilling, Marlha Hale, Pally Hendricks, Doris Bailey, Doris Berger, Jeanelle Brindel, Sarah May Burns, Janice Culler, Peggy Ellinger, Arlene Esposilo, Rose Friskey, Charily Guinivan, Eslher Heckerl, Grace Houser, Shirley Landis, Dorolhy McCormick, Vivian Banks, Jean Bearley, Caroline Bickl-iarl, Mariorie Bloom, Donna Bollory, Joyce Brown, Barbara Carolus, Joan Carpenler, Peggy Crago, Delores Dughi, Dorcas Mclnlyre, Emile McKinley, Janel Miller, Audrey Musser, Belly Myers, Doris O'Brien, Rulh Ross, Belly Lou Rouse, Belli Schucl, Belly Sherman, Helen Smilh, Janel Weakland, Pauline Deamer, Violel Gress, Lois Hanna, Belly Heck, Barbara Jo Knouse, Jean Milerko, Jean Mowery, Doris Swarlz, Phyllis Wilson, Peggy Young, Lois Benson, Donna Bodley,Kalhryn Boop, Audrey Brannon, Dorolhy Creek, Madelyn Goss, Dorolhy Goss, Shirley Henry, Evelyn Shawver, Elma Snook, Flora SKUQI Suloff, Naomi Slewarl, Belly Aikey, Rulh Billman, Jean Davies, Kalhryn Egolf, Doris Eisenharl, Jean Fye, Berlha Hannon, June Henry, Joyce Kirk, Dorolhy Kling, Mildred Krepps, .Belly Lane, Rulh Lloyd, Amelia Lockell, Leona McKeehan, Isabelle McCormick, Shirley Moisl, Janel Norris, Jean Rager, Margaret Reeder, Mariam Rhodes, Miriam Yocum, Fonlennelle Knepp, Cecelia Shullz, Violel Porch, Grace Miller, Mariam Ann sl .QL ,, gi: :fl 9 ,ivusz a wwf! Mr. Mitchatt, Mr. Koch, Directors Ctaringks 1 .Comets Drum MBJOWHN Drums Arden Whtte WIWCYVJ MCMJ-men June Watker Ray Wythe Phyths Swartz Thomas Scott Joyce Btazer James Wtttard Betty Liddtck Bruce Waqftef Mary Thompson Robert Brknton Vernon Brown Kathryn Mendter Peggy Wrtson nm meney. Martorte Marks Wmlaff' WVJQN , Lorraine RerqJe Russett Wagner BYUCG BYUVVJYDBUQJJ Ftaq SVHRQBTS Wttttam Y-ry Tom yan Num, ,Attred Traxter Cora Smith Thetma Kratier Donna Benson Lorraine Shonti Tmmboneg Jane Heckert Donato Mauerv Bm Renate Detgreg Snogk Bryson Ocker Cqtor Bearers Donatd ur-and Cart Pemrebakef Harotd Smrth tvtetvrn Jacobs Donatd Wetkat James Sttne Ylitrafd FBBWBTS Watter Shore Donaxd Luck Robert tnqram Norman Snook James Ctartn George Saytor Georrg Gardner t-tarotd Landks Lotsa gnyder Oboe John respter I Wttttam Burke tytetvtn Jacobs Rose Marte Ktrns Cart SJGWBYJ Baritones Donatd Pxurand Ftutes Horns Saxophone! yatda Henry Frosta Arsentu Janet Smrth Phares Bachman ge,-ard Er-b John Lewtg NNN Ktrne Grace Heckert May Me,-edtth Larry Bunker Kart SWBTY7. Piccoto Myron Hermbach Doris Speck Tubes l Patsy Adams Kenneth Harbst Drum Mater John Brtner Batt LWB! Robert Whrte Lois BrumbauQh Joseph Post Etknqer Guy Gray John True Artene der, The Senior Deparimenk Orcneskra 'rs under Wefe appolmked 55 'WOUOWSY Sh-'dem L95 We dkreqnon QQ My, PGM-pref 5, Myycheuh Um. Pad Undsayq Secretary, Hden Pennepackerg 'xnq We year The OYCXWGSTYB phyed Soy mggk Llbradan, Froska Arsennx, We appreclaie of the assen1bX3es and for dramark, dub very much We 5a'xrX'rfuXness and hdpsux produckkong, The Ofdnesk,-3 had as yrs mem, qukdance ihpi Mr. MN-chew has qwen bershkp kweniy-nKne rnernbers.Var'rous orikcers dufmfl OW YBBVS Rf' N435 SCVOOX' Mr. MKkcheH, Director Piano CeNo Saxophones Tfombones JOYCE Gumand 900945 Nlfand Pharcs Bacnrnan Kennefn Harbsi VNNXXKS Swarh Bass Grage Heckerk Max Mered'xK'rN Vkohns John Briner Horns Frosra Pxrsenku Oboe gamer gmkih Nba Pam Undsav MEMU lambs BmceNNaqncr Roberk Whkke Geirqe New Y Chrineis humpets weve? Pinnepac er Vernon Brown Kakhrqn Mander Dmms oe OS Bekw Lrddkk WKWGYV' VWMUVCV' Lorrakne Re'rqXe Vida Marrode Marks Thomas SCON j0'nnTrue Owe Pow. Arden Whlke W'rXYrarn XNTRQVX Ray Nrlhkte Swmf. COLLEGlANA Under professional direcfion, fhe senior class presenfed a highly successful musical comedy, Collegiana. Paul T. Haagen, of fhe Rogers Company, proved very compefenr as a direcfor of such a play. The sfory of Collegiana was a mysferious college advenfure. Jack Lee, foofball hero of Clayfon College, was perfecfly conrenfed fo be winning games for his school and making love fo preffv Mary Clanahan, fhe daughfer of his coach. Jack fhen made fhe unforfunafe discovery fhaf he was heir fo fhe fhrone of Monrovia and fhaf he musr immediately begin fhe business of being a king in a counfry from which he had been spirifed away as a baby. His absence from fhe campus overnighf was a breach of fraining rules, Thus Coach Clanahan suspended Jack from the feam on fhe eve of The big game of fhe season. Liffle did Par Clanahan know or lilfle did fhe sfudenfs imagine fha? Jack had been kidnaped and held capfive while cerfain revelafions of his royal birfh were sought by Secref Agenfs from Monrovia, ln deference fo lhe pleas of his counfrymen, Jack refused fo divulge fhe reasons for his nocturnal errand. Wifh all, excepr the faifhful Mary, Jack sfood in fhe posifion of an oufcasf. Mrs. Tiddles, a rich widow, furned opporfunisf and soughf Jack's berfh on the feam for her milk-fed son, Heclor. By dangling luscious endowrnenfs before fhe eyes of fhe Cole lege Board, she succeeded in placing Heclor on fhe feam, for awhile af leasf. An upsel in fhe plans of fhe Secref Agenls mornenfarily casf Hecfor in fhe role of lhe missing Prince long enough lo make him fhe pofenfial victim of an assassin's plof. Bu? Shady Lane, Jack's roornmafe, fhwarfed fhese villainous in- fenfions in a highly amusing and successful manner. Romance was found for Shady Lane and Susie Lewis, a cufe liffle freshman. The Landlady's daughfer, Shadow Werl, fried desperafely fo gel herself a boyfriend. However, fhe boys sfeered clear of her, due To fhe facf fhaf fhey all owed her mofher back renf. The play closed as Jack renounced his claim fo fhe fhrone of Monrovia and elecfed fc sfay af Clayfon upon whose feam he was honorably reinsfafed. Wifh fhe aid of a clever newspaper woman, Sally Colburn, Jack managed fo furn fhe enfire incidenf info frernendous and excellenf publicily for Clayfon College. nf' THE S ENIOR CLASS LEW-I or STOWN HI GH - ll SCHOOL lla Pnmgfmf l ll i l A Rom . . V antzc Musical owned ll ' J' ' ,i Ill A J.,,, II R 080115 Production D' , Jrcctcd and Skagen b y Pau, T U Haagen . Jr' LEWIS?-OWN' . HIGH SOHO OL AU flfL4RCH 18 19 DITORIUM . ' 1943 THE OUTLAW KING Robin Hood and his merry men once more dashed gaily about Sherwood Forest and the castle ot King Richard, as the class of I9-16 presented its production of The Outlaw King on November l9, 20, l942. These evenings were filled with deeds of daring, like thc undoing of villainous Prince John, with pic- tures ot romance, like Robin's wooing ot' the fair Lady Mariong and with moments of iolly fun-making, like the ioshing between Friar Tuck and the Sheriff of Nottingham. The Outlaw King was written by Clare Grubb and Iris Decker. The music was originated by lris Decker and Louis Malone. Musical numbers of the production were provided by Mrs. John Hartzler, Miss Mildred Wentz, Mr. Palmer Mitchell, Mr. Ernest Koch, and Miss Jean Young. Miss Charlotte Walker directed the dances, and Mr. Harold B. Kilhefter was in charge of the sets. Mrs. John S. Neal, Jr., directed. HIGH SCQOQC NQVE Deg? M358 15215-41' , 194 bb 1, ,. X .sl. :QT cv ee at .si.. .sa wang, ,,, g 'b513eQ X .Rolfe MR. JAY RiDEN Direclor of Afhlefics Head Foolball Coach Wreslling Baseball MR. ROSS HUFFORD Line Coach lnfrarnural Baskelball Coach MR. JACK SWETEK Trainer For The firsl lime in 'rhree years The Lewislown High School Toolball learn wenl Through an almosl perfecl season. Our only deleal was al The hands of The Pillsburgh Cenlral Calholic High School learn, who piled up a score ol I4 againsl us. Quile a large sum of money was raised for l'he bond drive when The Flying Tigers, coached by Mr. Riden, played lhe Lealher- necks, coached by Mr. l-luflord. Al The half lime lhe foofball which was used in lhe game was sold lo a speclalor for a S500 bond. There is much credil due To coaches Mr. Riden and Mr. l-luliford and +o Trainer Swelelc Tor bringing The Panlhers Through a season wilh only one game To mar Hs almosl perlecl record. jnuchdown Jalan . . . MR. RALPH MILLER Junior Varsily Foolball Coach Junior Varsily Basketball Coach MR. ROB.T L. SHADLE Junior Varsify Football Coach MR, RUSSELL ROMIG Assisfanf Manager of Athletics R 'TM' , VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Lewislown Lewislown Lewislown Lewislown Lewislown Lewislown Lewislown Richard Swiqarl Marlin Milcliel James lvlilclnel Franklin Rudy Franklin l-losleller Roberl Seilaer William l-lenry Samuel Noble Clnarles Beckwillr l-larye-yOrlk1 Jack Kanarr FOOTBALL ..,,..l2 O ....32 .,.l3 7 20 .,.l3 William l-luqlwes Pk J James Duqlii Jack Silcox Earl Greer Ricliard Graham Rober'rRoll1enberqer James Cnarles Neal Sfewarl William Wilkenson Roberl Baker Clnarles Swank Donald Davis SCORES Jonnslown Calla. .. Pillsburqlv , , ., Carson Long .. .. Jolwnslown Callw, ,. Slevens Trade .. Carson Long Flying Tigers .,,,,,,.,..Caplain af-ua X -1.15 -I -we?-5' ,....,..,a 'K+-hi' w-Sa? 4,1 ix. ,fl N fl! f'? 'p5j'ia,.,. ,jj if ,Lau 4' Q RER MR. HUGH SPKTTAL mureN FoofbeU Coen NX Coe . AMUEL SHEA F ofbeNX Coech xUif6 Nw Nnkremurd Baskeibe MR S Xniremurai o kefbeU Coen Xu? remureX Bas Wok P0 '62- MR. HARRY R. WIKE FaculTy Manager oT AThleTics BaslceTball Coach GolT and Tennis Coach BASKETBALL This year our Maroon and STeel PanTher baslceTball squad com- pleTed a very successTul season. ATTer building Tor a Tew years. The PanThers rose To The Top oT The MounTain League, winning This coveTed championship Tor The sevenTh Time in The hisTory oT The league. For The TirsT Time in The annals oT The league, The season was divided inTo Two halves. ATTer a weak sTarT againsT opponenTs in early Tune-up games, The PanThers Tinally aTTained Their sTride, going Through The TirsT halT wiTh The loss oT only one game. This loss Threw The Maroon and STeel Team inTo a Tie wiTh l-lunTingdon Tor TirsT place. In a TighT, TasT game aT LewisTown, The PanThers deTeaTed The Silver STrealcs 26-23 Tor The TirsT half honors. As The second halT goT under way, The PanThers really seTTled inTo The groove and brushed aside all opposiTion by Taking Tive sTraighT games. This vicTory in The lvlounTain League qualiTied The big, TasT PanTher Tive Tor The eliminaTions in DisTricT No. 6. 94' ln The regular season, The Maroon and STeel Team won l5, and losT 4 games. Our haTs are ofl To Coach Harry R. Wike Tor his paTienT and whole-hearTed eTTorTs in making our Team a very Tormi- dable Tive To all opponenTs. Dick Apple Cheeks Graham, our Towering pivoT man, was The high scorer. l-le was closely Tollowed by diminuTive Torward, Chuck OrTh. Bill Briner's line delense work and Paul Lindsay's abiliTy To seT up plays were a deciding TacTor To The success of The Team. These boys were well supporTed by Bob Graham and Bus l-larpsTer. LosT To nexT year's Team by graduaTion will be Dick Graham, l-larvey OrTh, Bill Briner, Paul Lindsay. Dick SwigarT, Bob RoThen- berger and Bill l-lenry. These boys all played Their hearTs ouT To make LewisTown a Torce To be reckoned wiTh and we are sure They will all be missed very much. BASKETBALL Lewisfown . .... . Lewislown Lewisfown . .... , Lewlsfown Lewisfown , ... Lewisfown Lewisfown Lewisfown Lewislown Lewisfown Lewislown Lewisfown Lewisfown .. .. Lewisfown Lewisfown, .. Lewisfown Lewisfown I Mounfain League games Play-off game BASKETBALL SCORES Yeagerfown .. .... Middleburg ,, Carson Long Alloona ..... .... Sfafe College Plwilipsburq' , I-Iunfingdon' Carson Long Tyrone' ..,., Alfoona ..... .... I-lollidaysburg' MI. Union' . Philipsburg' I-lunfingdonl Tyrone' S+a+e College I-Iun+ingdon' ? . . .,., K .: ix S T BASKETBALL TEAM RICHARD GRAHAM HARVEY ORTH WILLIAM BRINER PAUL LINDSAY ROBERT ROTHENBERGER RICHARD SWIGART WILLIAM HENRY WILSON HARPSTER JAMES ABBOTT JACK HOWELL ROBERT GRAHAM JAY SHENK Managers RICHARD CARGILL DAVID BARRON DEAN CLARK 'xml si--7 . MR- Vvll-UAM GRUVER MR. SAMUEL STEINBERGER MR. HAROLD KILHEFFER Soccer Coach Assisfanl Track Coach Assislanf Soccer Coach Track Coach SOCCER Alrhough 'rhe record for lhe Soccer learn was not as we had anlicipafed, fhe Team gained experience and prepared for nexl year's feam by using many under- classmen. Because of fhe uncerfainly of lhe schedule lhe feam played only four games, bearing only McAlis'rer- ville l lo O. We apprecialed fhe unliring efiorls of our coaches and hope lo be more successful nexl season. SOCCER SCORES SO David l-leck William Briner Jaclc Snoolr William Werlz Jack Howell William Slee CCER VARSITY LETTERMEN Paul Lindsay Richard Graham Jay Shenlc Charles l.eMay Wilson Harpsler Paul Gardner Lewislown Mcfxlislerville Lewisfown Thompsonlown Lewislown Porl Royal , Lewislown Thompsonlown Richard Cargill, ......... Manager JUNIOR VARSlTY LETTERMEN Harry Slamey Roberl Sluclcenralh James Williard Norman Lewis Wallace Burlcerl Roberl Slelllel' Vernon Brown Wallace Burkerl BASEBALL TEAM. I942 Tim Thompson Whiley Schilling Clifford Pease Sal Snook Sam Noble Kennefh Miller Jack Gracey Jack Kanaarr Lewislown . , Lewisiown . . Lewisiown . . Lewisiown . . Lewisiown . . Lewisrown , . William Reeder Tony Conli Renard Bea++y Richard Henkle William Slee Alden Amig Jack Silcox James Wian Marlin Milchell Bill Briner Snake Graham Wilson I-larpsfer Jim Abboff Dave Phenecie Don Sieler Dick McGhee BASEBALL SCORES, I942 Alioona ,..,,.. Juniaia Joim' Burnham .... Porf Royal .... Juniaia Join? Alloona ...,.. TRACK TEAM. I 942 William Keisier John Ugeiio Paul Lindsay Samuel Gilberl Charles Swank Don Yerg Reber? Rofhenberg James Dughi Sf' TRACK SCORES, i942 Lewisiown .. ..,...... 50 Carson Long ..... .. Lewislown .. ..... 69'f2 Slaie College Lewisiown .. Shippensburg .. 3rd Place , .. Moun+ain League ...Znd Place . GOLF TEAM, l942 Harvey Orlh Harry Sfamey William Henry Harold Levine Sfanley Siegle Nafhan Shaak GOLF SCORES. I942 Lewisiown .. .... I2lf2 Slafe College .. Lewislown .. ..... 9 Burnham ,. . .. Lewisfown .. .... I2lf2 Sfale College .. TENNIS TEAM. l942 Richard Swigarf Joe Searer Glenn Burke Jack Howell David Weriz Norman Levine Robe rl Myers . .,.. 84 Carson Long .. TENNIS SCORES, I942 . .49 54V2 . .45 29V2 . .39 .5'f2 ...9 .2V2 Lewisiown .. ........., 6 Carson Long .... ... .I Lewisfown .. .... 2 Sfaie College ... . . . .5 Lewisiown .. ,... 5 Sfale College . .. . . . .2 Lewisfown . . .... 2 Carson Long .... . , . .5 GIRLS' SPORTS ff 595734: r GIRLS' BASKETBALL Each class had its own play-off. The winning Team from each class played each of the olher classes. The lournamenl finished February 3 wilh lhe Senior Dribblels winning all of lhelr games. The Sophomore Waves look second place and The Junior Jerks were rhird. GIRLS' BASKETBALL-SENIOR AND JUNIOR TEAMS SENIOR JUNIORS GOONS DRIBBLETS-SENIOR WINNERS AND JUNIOR JERKS Pally McCormick-Capt SCHOOL CHAMPIONS Sue Pennebacker-Capr. Doroihy BargoiCap'l. Evelyn Srrvilh Tress Ann Bersinger Marilyn Srnilh Lucille Alexander Joan Birmingham Elaine Wiland Ann Gibson Marian Shaefler Louise Ross Dorolhy Sfine Margarel Pennepacker Rulll Miller GIRLS' BASKETBALL-SOPHOMORE TEAMS WAVES-SOPHOMORE WINNERS Dolores Craqo--Capf. Doris Bailey Belly Guisewhile Phyllis Yocurn Joan Moyle Gladys Slein Doris Mauery GIRL PANTI-IERS Janet Moisl!Capl. Rose Esposiro Virginia Angney Isabelle Mclfeehan Violel Shullz June Hannon Jeanne Billrnan WAACS Belly Hanna-Capl. Rufh O'Brien Joyce Haywood Charity Friskey Leona Lockeft Belly Krepps Berfha Fye I-IEP-CATS Lois Young-Capl. Sanfa Zannino Mildred Slein Joyce Henry Jean Knouse Fonlennelle Yocunn Sarah Bailey Dol Royer Anna Louise I-larfsock Peg Brilr Virginia Brinlon Dolores I-Iale Lila Cowder Lavonne Ball Madeline Lane Helen Page TEAM I-WINNERS Beffy Norris Dcris Spigelrnyer Dorolhy Bargo Jean Custer Louise Ross Jean Norris I Miss Marks TEAM 3 Jane Campbell Doris Dufer Shirley McCormick Arline Klinger Margie Marks Belly Bigelow Ruth Boyer Miss Renick GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM STANDINGS Place learn Won I ..... .. ,... I ....,..... ..lB..... 2 .... ,.,, . .. 2... ...... .. 9... . 3 .... .. 3... .. 6... .. 4 .... 4... .. 3... . Los? .. O .. Percenlaqe . I.000 . .503 -..l2... .. .333 . .I66 'f IS... . TEAMS GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM 2-SECOND PLACE Delores Hale Shirley Garret? Belly Bodley Evelyn Bearley Tress Ann Bersin Charity Friskey Miss Haberlon Rachel Schrock Peg Brirf Janel Hanrz Clara Bargo Jane Taylor Dolores Crago Kalhryn Page Miss Mease qer TEAM 4 JUNIOR RIGAMAROLE Knoxy Abboll .... 'Baldy' Amig . FIelch Flelcher Swishff Noble , .... 'Dick Rodgers ...... 'Knobby Thompson . 'Jack Slellmack ..,.. 'Nal Shaak ......., 'Ozzie King .,...., 'Helen Aurand .,,. 'Sarie Bailey ..... 'Janie Campbell ..., 'Dollie Decker ,... 'Rene lngle ..,., 'Berlie Gillon 'Pal Hall .,..... . 'Jean Kersleller 'Poofie Boyer 'Maggy Marks .... 'Mary Milerko .... . 'Jayne Morrison ..,. 'Penny Fennebaker . 'Farmer Snyder .... . 'Mary Phenecie 'Joyce Slroup Sonny Burke ....., Fred Gardner ...... George Gardner Cowboy Heinbach . Einslein Houlz ..... . Abie Howell ..... Muscles Miller Don Riden ..,.,,., Chuck Ross ......... The Sainl Searer Lou Ughello . Daisy While .. Frosla Arseniu Tubb Aurand Arlene Barllell .... . Annie Baumgardner Tweedelo Blazer .,.. ..,.To lex Brown .,..,..... Lenore Davis ..,... Druckie Druckenmille To Fish Fisher ...... Belly Lou George . Clemmy Goss ...... Pal Hale ....,..... Nellie Klnnier ....,. Joyce Klinger .,.4.. Mamie Kochenderfer Kay Mendler ..,.. . Phyllis Miller ,...., . La Maine Morrison . Mundy Mundy .... . Peg Norris ,.,.... . Lois Powell ..,. . Bebs Rachau ...... Dollie Rodenizer Jane Royer .,..,. . B-I rale lhal Sophomore To dale Luscious ...To be a soda ierk .....,..,To rale J.A. ....,To live in Granville .,..To gel a sleady girl ,..To have a good lime To be an engineer To rale lhal cerlain girl ..,,.To be young again rale him To gel a season lickel lo Y.H.S. games gel a man .....To be a model l?l To be an archaeologisl .....To gel a one-way lickel lo Philly loin lhe WAACS keep Bernie ........To go lo Y.H.S. .......To be a WAAC l?l . ........ ..To gel sorne sleep .,..........To ioin lhe WAACS ....lo have more 4-H meelings .......To keep up lhe morale .....To go back-lo Burnham B-2 ....To be a mushmoulh , ..... 4........... T o quil school ........To become a surgeon .,.....,.To be a schoolleacher .,...To become a bacleriologisl .....To be a sporls announcer ....,..To be a super-salesman pass Spanish .,.........To be a second Errol Flynn .To win lhree L's earn how lo be comforlable in assembly be an aeronaulical engineer To become a greal violinisl ,..,......To become a nurse ...... .. . . .To pass shorlhand .To gel a cerlain Davis boy ,..To be a firsl class moron .,..,To .. .... ,..... .,,.... T o succeed masler shorfhand V. find a new scrubwoman for lhe caleleria .......To rnove lo Lake Park ..,.,..To be a slenographer ........To be a success ,........To be a nurse ,.....To quil school ,.....To quil blushing .....To be an old maid succeed .....To be a chorus qirl ,. ..... To keep Richie be a nurse ........,To gel oul of school ...To be an aeroplane pilol d lhe summer al Greenwood .,.......To be a seamslress ..,.To be a slenographer spen Redhead Spiglemyer Dot Stimely .,..... . Arizona Thompson .. Patty VanDyke Mack Yocum Alice Holsopple Leedy Levine .... , Bede Levinson .,., Peenie Swab .... Min Carpenter Hun Henry .... . Shirley Yarnell .,.. , Mac McCormick, ....To marry her soldier .,...,.To be a stenographer marry a doctor .......,To get an A in French marry a doctor B-3 .. .,............. To be a secretary ....,.....To be a dress designer be a secretary .....To be an Interior Decorator be a secretary ....To be an Ambulance Driver .........To be a private secretary To crowd the next six years into a couple months Bet Wagner ....,.,.,..,,..,.,.. To succeed-with that Senior Doris Shields .................,..............,.,. To marry Bill Lois Palm .... ...... T o marry a certain Bob Elaine Goss ..., ,. ..,.....,...... To be a secretary Sec Secrest Clyde Wise ....,.... Dick Cargills ....... Leon Ga Jamo Wian .... Andy Silcox ........ Slug Davidson ..... Pere Rattensberqer . Bob White .,..,.,. . Spike Wetzel .... . Scottyf' Scott .... .. Marnie Meredith Buzz Harpster ,.,. Bill Arnold ,. Jackson Hower Chuck Huey Bill Keister Sitty Sitkin .... Lem Lembo Arch Sheeder Carl Vogt Bernie Wolfe 4..,.. . Mary Bachrnan . ,,.. . . Pat Billman ....,.. To f ..,,... ,To visit Teriace Boulevard To tind a shorter route to Burnham To visit Fleming Avenue own a ranch . .To be a swing drummer . .To beat Cargill's time ....,.,To be a Dabtrapper .....To be a Brooklyn bum .....To be a Cuff Staffer ,,.,,.....To be a pilot ......To be an accountant . ..,... .... T o visit Wian's ranch B-4 be an aviator ....To be an aviator with the Marines be an aviator be a Mari e .,,..To stay away from the wor n 7 .....,.....To ioin the WAACS ..,...,..To be an aviator , ..,....... To live up to his name be a nurse ollow a certain branch of the Army Sis Coffey ,... , ..........,,,........,,,.,... ..To be a nurse Jachie De Long ,....,, .......... , .... 1 .,...,, T o get that ring 'Martie Dilling ..,,..,., To tour the United States on a bicycle Lois Ganoe Mary Kayes Ann Nelli ..... Daisy O'Meara Kak Page .... . Sara Snook Mary Varner Bet Whiteman Red Schrock .. Larry Bachman Bucket Burkett Chilly Chilcoat Bob Clark Juicy Herrald Dode Kauftrnan Benny Levine . Ducky Luck Gus Price have a tanktul of gas ...io acquire that man in a red car ...,..,.,,.To be a typist ,.,,..To live and let live grow up .,..To be a sharp shooter ....To be a stenographer .To overccme timidness .....,.,.To be a success B-5 ....,...To organize a iazz orchestra ...To pass Spanish ....To get his third set of teeth ,..,To get an A in shorthand .,.......,..........Hasn't got any ..,To match pennies with F. D. R. ..,..,......To graduate in 44 .......To win Jean's affections ...,...To date Joyce Wertz Cigar'l Sager Duke Scott ., Rudy Smith .... Jake Snook ..... Pete Ughetto ...,,,..,.. Butch Wagner . ....,... . Miami Wertz, To Dead'eye Ball .... Slip Blasdale Jinny Brinton .... Sis Caldwell Ann Canedy Duchess Davis Ethel Dixon ..... . Dip Dippery ..... Twin Drunkenmiller Fuzzy Hartsock .. Heny Hendricks .. Gabby Kenawell ,... Elmer Miller Ruth O'Donnell .. Helen Page ...,. Shimpie Shimp .. Bev Swineford Flip Shade ...,.,. Scrappy Pearson ., Joyce Gilliland ..,...... Maisie Wertz ..., Lizzy Maines Art Bailey Ken Barber ...... Jim Beatty . ,.... . Booker Beckwith . Jim Charles ..... Yip Crago ....... Harpo Harpster .. Bud' Dixon ..,..., Johnny Garman ... Bob Engle ..,... Milky Goss .,.. Deacon Goss .,,. Dick Hartman ,. Bud Griffith ..... Pickle Dillman Pete Peters Sheik Snook ..... Lard Reese, .........To make more noise .....To play with dem Bums ,.,..To manage N. Y. Giants ........To please Mary Ann be drafted ....,......To drop a bomb on Hiller mascot of the WAVES in Miami Beach ..To lead a mob go back to England graduate graduate ....To keep robbing the cradle ..........To be a career girl ....To be seen more often ............To visit Egypt .. ,.., ...To stop giggling .......,....Doesn't have any pass Physics ....To live in Ferguson Valley ,,.,......To run around more ...,,To be a music teacher .......,...To get married .......To resist Henry's ..,......To loaf more . ,..,.... . ....... ,To be or not to be grow up be a dentist assistant To go to Huntingdon with Bob Norris get around more IIV-I , ......... .,.., T o be an electrician .....To be an electrician loin the Navy be a draftsman ....To keep awake in chemistry class ....To learn to be a mechanic ..........To be a Jap Killer ..........To fly an airplane be a teacher be a drattsman .......To find out Superman's secret To keep away from Huf'ford's paddle .........To get A in Reigle's room be a machinist be a machinist llV-3 ............To become an electrician be Benny's stooge To become a iunk man and make money in a hurry Johnny Solt ....................,.. To become a wood butcher Pork Schilling ........ To become a garbage man like his dad Spike Wagner .......................... To own a gas station Tiny smsih, To get a street car to run out to the heights arrd get home earlier Herk Troupe ...To see a lot more of Shirley and Junior High Sap Sipe . ...... . .... ,. .,,......... To be a first class farmer Bob Wagner ....,..,......,,.......,.,..,,. To stay oft the hill Two-Gun Stole ..........,.. To keep out of Mr. Snyder's desk Stew Stewa rt lo quit swearing at Mark when his back is turned Smitty Smith , .,..,,..,.... To get a new set of rubber teeth Squirt Wakefield .,,......................... To get to school THE STAFF O17 THE 1943 LOBE SUGGESTS THAT YOU PATBONIZE OUB ADVER- TISEBS WHOSE PATBON- AGE HAS AIDED THE PUBLICATION OP THIS BOOK. CAMPUS PUBLISHING CO., INC. 1316 ARCH ST., PHILA., PENNA. PRODUCERS OF THE 1943 LOBE 81 1 w l l Graduation GRADUATION DAY! The culmination of years of effort on the part of the parents as well as the student. A day that has lonq been anticipated and one never to be forgotten. The Kepler Studio congratulates the Class of l943, and wishes them success in all their future undertakings. THE KEPLER STUDIO This Book Serves as a Sample of Our Work 82 Compliments of THE PETERSCN SYSTEM Greensburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments of DANKS 61 co. PASEQQIZED PRODUCTS Complete in Loclies' ond Chilolren's Apporrel Dry Goods cmd lVlen's l-loberdcrshery It Pays to Buy Quality 55 LOGAN STREET Diol 3862 83 PENNANTS Compliments l of A FRIEND BANNERS PILLOWS Add Dignity, Color and Spirit to your School Work by the use of Felt Pennants, Banners, Pillows, Emblems, Caps, Berets and Chenille Letters. No order too small to receive our attention .... Catalogue Free Standard Pennant Company Big Run, Pa. For Health Defense . . . Eat MRS. LETTERMAN'S GOLD MEDAL and HOME STYLE BREAD ENRICHED WITH VITAMIN B1 84 SHENK 61 TITTLE Everything for Sport 313 Market Street Phone: 4-3046 Harrisburg, Penna. I Compliments of F. Funeral Director TEXAS RESTAURANT Phone 823 6 West Market Street 75 LOGAN STREET LEWISTOWN, PA. 85 1 Lewistown Transportation Company Lewistown, Pennsylvania Phone 788 GRADUATE TO A EREEDMAN SHOE Americas Most Attractively Styled Low Priced Shoes 54.00 up TOM S. IOHNSON SHOE STORE Lewistown. Pa. NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY Compliments of McCORD'S CONFECTIONERY HERSHEYS ICE CREAM MAGAZINES and CANDY 122 North Grand Street 86 Compliments ot Ulsh-Shinkel Compliments ot Hardware Store H. Everything in Hardware A trieudly store tor friendly people LEXVI STOSVN I Compliments of Cleanin and aundy - CAIQLILL CLEANERS .9 BETTER CLEANING BY CAREFUL CLEANERS 127 South Main Street Dial Phone 785 87 AFR Compliments of I AMERICAN VISOOSE CORPORATION LEWISTOWN, PA. J After All , . . WOLF'S is the best place to buy furniture and appliances Wolf Furniture Company Lewistown, Penna. Compliments of DIANA CANDY SHOPPE 10 West Market Street Kessinqer's I ewelry 122 W. Market Street MARION I. PENNEPACKER DRESSMAKING and TAHAORING 7 North Dorcas Street Lewistown. Pa. Compliments ot Beaver Brothers Bakery Burnham. Pa. Compliments ot NOVAK MOTOR COMPANY Lewistown, Penna, FEATURING OUTSTANDING STYLES MEN'S 6 BOYS' WEAR I O E K A T Z MEN'S s'roRE Lewistown M. P. FLEMING DRY CLEANING AND DYEING 232 S. Brown Street Dial 2242 Lewistown, Pa. Alterations and Repairs 525, Q Comglimenis of P . ag Vqlhl. ,fff--, 3 W MUE JEWELRY co. j f On the Square ,.,,QV-. X iw 2 9 35 LEWISTOWN AND HUNTINGTON, PA. g if u T 5 X XE' ii ---- i . , . . Xkr Lewmstown s Finest Iewelry Establishment JEWELRY REPAIRING ' T SEQ DiAMoNDs WATCHES SILVEEWAEE Compliments of Sitkin Iunk 6. Auto Wrecking SCRAP TRGN cmd OTHER WASTE MATERIALS West Charles Street Lewistown, Pa. Phone 4810 Lewis Sitkin Overhead Door Co. of Penna., Inc Lewistown. Pa. The Door with the Exclusive Miracle Wedge io Eit Any Purse or Purpose SAY lT WlTH FLOWERS MILLER'S GREEN HOUSES AND THE FLOWER STORE Member F.T.D. Flowers for All Occasions The Olcl Reliable Florist 25 Years' Service 237 GREEN AVENUE Dial 2814 Lewistown. Pa. It's GLICK'S and the DANDYLINE for a complete assort- ment ot shoes for the entire family at prices you can aiiorcl to pay. Compliments of NEW WAY LUNCH 200 West Market Street and NEW WAY RESTAURANT 300 South Main Street Homes oi Dolly Madison lce Cream in Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of LEWISTOWN SHEET METAL CO. Products in Sheet Metal Manufacturers 'ob . Built-Llp Roofing . - 40- Contractors Warm Air Heating and Ventllatlng Insulating and Welding OFFICE AND PLANT: CORNER CHARLES AND lUNlATA STREETS Dial 4083 Lewistown. Pa. 92 SUPERIOR ICE WITI-I SUPERIOR SERVICE SUPERIOR ICE 6: STORAGE COMPANY Park Place Lewistown. Pa. DiaI 4018 The Complete Self-Service FOOD STORE EIAN Shopping Food Center 102 SOUTH MAIN STREET Lewistown, Pa. O Savinasl QuaIit'y'l Variety! Compliments ot MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE 23 E. Market Street Lewistown. Pa. Dial 4 I 43 Furniture Beds and Bedding A. KITTING 6. BRO. 37 West Market Street The House ot Good Furniture Rugs and Carpets Stoves and Ranges Compliments of SHUNKWILER CANDY CO. 19 S. Brown Street Lewistown, Pa. Congratulations WAGNER'S PRINT SHOP QUALITY PRINTING Odd Fellows' Building Dial 4044 M O V I N G Long Distance by AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT COMPANY VANS Local YEARICK'S DRAY FOR HEALTH DEFENSE 25 S. Dorcas Street Lewistown, Pa. Compliments ot LOMBARDY SERVICE STATION G. B. Ulsh, Prop. S. Main St. and Fleming Ave. Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of Dr. Thomas M. Van Natta oPToMETR1sT Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted I 123 E. Market Street KENAWELL'S BARBER SHOP South Main Street Compliments of The LADIES' BAZI-KAR HOUSE of STYLE 23 East Market Street Lewistown, Pa. Compliments of LEWISTOWN'S PRUDENTIAL STAFF To Class of '43 Compliments of BOB DAVIS MENS and BOYS' WEAR Typewriter Rentals Ribbons, Carbon, Paper, Cleaner, Et Mimeo Stencils lnk, Paper, Styli, Etc. Heckto Refil lnk, Pencils, Carbon Office Supplies Rubber Stamps, Etc. I ONES Printinq Service C. Commercial and Social Work Marriage Announcements Cards and Stationery Compliments ot Lewistown Garage INCORPORATED Water and Main Streets Lewistown. Pa. THE HOFFMAN SUPPLY CO. COAL - LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES o Phone 735 Compliments ot Atlantic States Gas Company ol Pennsylvania, Inc. 137 E. MARKET STREET Thrifty Women Patronize I O S E P H ' S Lewistown's Leading Ladies' Store Always the Newest, Latest, ond Lowest in Price Compliments of HOWER'S MODERN CLEANERS 9 Feeder Avenue Phone 5262 Compliments of POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOPPE 162 Valley Street Dial 3703 Lewistown. P P. D. FLEMING. Foods - Meats lt Pleoses Us to Pleose You Diol 2337 707 S. WAYNE STREET Compliments of ' LEWISTOWN PURE MILK CO. I Compliments of F R E Y M O 'I' O R S 30 Compliments of VALLEY SHOE REPAIRING and SHOE SHINING Valley Street Lewistown, P 98 E. E. MCMEEN and COMPANY extends congratulations to the Senior Class of 1943 99 Compliments of RUHL and ROWE BARBER SHOP 6 Valley Street Compliments ot CONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY Compliments oi THE FAMOUS eoon VALUES ALWAYS Compliments ot SHIMP'S MARKET Fresh Meats oncl Cirocerie 241 Logan Street Di l 3225 S WII.T'S Gives a Z4-Hour Rating in One Minute's Time We Are Factory Equipped for Testing Watches Some new watches will not keep good time because of the fact that the time between the manufacturer and user is too long and the oil has deterior- ated. Many jewelers, department stores, and catalogue houses are not equipped to service a watch. They only think of selling. ln our store we have the most modern instruments for testing watches and can serve our customers better. GRADUATION MEMORIES of the day will live for years in a fine watch. Longine, Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen and Bulova Watches. Also many other articles for Gradua- tion Gifts. Deferred Payments lf Desired H. E. WILT Ieweler 127 East Market Street lOl CONGRATULATIONS - 1943 Classes May Come and Classes May Go -But Will Continue to be Your GUARANTEE ot GOOD ENTERTAINMENT FRED E. Momow, '24 LIEUT. HARoLD D. ooHEN, U.S.N.R. e-'18 COTUIOMUSHTS Of Compliments oi I. B. HUEY Crystal Restaurant MEATS and GROCERIES 119 West Fourth Street Horne oi Delicious Fried Chicken Our Motto: . Fair Dealing prompt Service 30 WEST MARKET STREET Good Goods LEWISTOWN. PA. lO2 C 1 of W. IJ. STEINB!-lIIH'5 SUN5 LEWISTOWN. PA. YOUR SERVICES ARE NEEDED IN TI-IE WAR EFFORT Investiqate Our Career and Emerqen y Courses CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS COLLEGE Market Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania Compliments of I of 345 S. Main Street LEWISTOWN Meat and Grocerles H. A. DEFOE 431 S. Main Street 104 Compliments ot Dr. George A. Shiller Compliments Dentist of the All Branches ot Dentistry PRINCESS SHCP LEWISTOWN, PA. Correct Styles for office I-loursfe9 A. M. to 6 P. M. WO1T19U Cffld M5593 4 West Market Street THE FRANCISCUS COMPANY Hardware - Lumber - Paints Rootina Millwork 124 EAST MARKET STREET Phone 281 1 lU5 Compliments of KRENTZMAN'S LADIES' SHOPPE Ladies' ancl Missy Up-to-Date Wearing Apparel and Millinery 107 E. MARKET STREET LEWISTOWN, PA. Compliments of HARRY L. HOFFMAN Cl-loiiman's Finer Fooolsl Class of l9l6 FRANCES ORRIS leweler 15M Chestnut Street Watches - Diamonds - Iewelry Convenient Terms LEWISTOWN SPORTING GOODS STORE Golf and Tennis Supplies Complete Outfitters for Baseball Toys, Wagons, etc., for the Kicldies -- Radios, Washing Machines, Sweepers, Fishing Supplies Opposite Coleman Hotel Phone 2744 106 SMITH BROTHERS Cuttitters for L. l-l. S. Compliments ot IOHN H. BARR and WILLIAM K. BARR 110-112 Valley Street Compliments ot McCOY'S 13 Pannebaker Avenue l-lershey's lce Cream Groceries Lunch Mectts Open Evenings Compliments of DR. E. F. HENRY Optometrist s NORTH BROWN STREET CLARKSON CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. Sealed School Room Floors Are Sanitary Floors Use El-pen-e-tro the Permanent Floor Sealer Spen-D-Cote Bakelite Gym Finish KAUFFMI-XN'S Musical Instruments and Furniture EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HOME Compliments of National Meat Market Hillside Service Store Goss Candy Company Bossinaer's Grocery Store Beslnore Fruit and Vegetable Market KINNEY'S SHOE STORE Kinney's Shoes Are Always Reliable at Lower Prices Educator Shoes for Men, Women, and Children Sold Exclusively at Kinney's Compliments oi BILL FOUCART To Class of '43 Compliments from W. H. HERBSTER Grocer 210 N. GRAND STREET HOTEL LEWISTOWN NEW MODERN EIREPROOF Compliments of PEARSON'S TAXI Compliments of RUBIN'S SPORT SHOP On - The - Square - In - Lewistown Compliments of ' THE ROYALE DAIRY l LEWISTOWN I PENNSYLVANIA I Compliments ot HENRY'S DAIRY LUNCH Restaurant Fountain Delicates BUY WAR BONDS TO PUT THE AX TO THE AXIS EEUHEE E. MILLER IIIML IIUMPANY OAL 4 The Theatre That Brought POPULAR PRICES toLewistown f we P STI E IKE BERNEY. Owner and Manager Offering POPULAR PLAYERS IN FIRST-RUN HITS! Since 1906 L 'N F, ,' 112