Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1944 volume:

HM W . fd-W' ffQ4,,fJ ja ff, W ' ' ' ' , X V N J Q LHS PUHEWUHIJ To leave you with an idea of the activities of our school is the aim of the Lore Staff in producing this book. The students of Lewis- town High School, as real war workers on the home front, are zealously buying and selling war stamps, are willingly participating in all scrap drives, and are cheerfully accepting the shortened lunch period, in an effort to help bring this war to a victorious close. They have proudly given many boys to Uncle Sam's forces and are eagerly getting more ready for the task which lies ahead. May the contents of this book give those students renewed strength and courage as they step forward to serve their country. Ruth Boyer PHOTOGRAPHS BY KEPLER THE WISTUWN ISTUWN LUHE UF 19114 HIGH SEHUUI. PENNSYLVANIA Gs 'ki' k , ,, FUI? Tl-115' A X x X N --us-Q55 WE SERVE lllilflllll-lTIIl To Mr. lack Swetek, for his genuine interest in youth, for his spirit and cooperation, for his service to our school and our country, and for just being himself, we, the Senior class, gratefully dedicate this l944 Lore. Mr. Swetek came to us from West Newton, Pa. He grad- uated from Avalon High School and Slippery Rock State Teachers' College where he earned the degree of Bachelor of Science. While in high school he played football, and in college he acted as trainer of his team. In 1934, Mr. Swetek came to Lewistown High where he taught Health and Physical Education. Here, too, he acted as trainer of athletic teams, until October 28, 1943. At this time he left Lewistown to enter the service of his country. He is now lack E. Swetek, Pharma- cist's Mate 3rd class, United States Navy. We are sure that he will do his new job just as faithfully as his old and that he will return again to us in the near future. ffwfx ,u,,z' Doc , as Mr. Swetek is known to all, has taught in L. H. S. for the past ten years, during which time he has be- come practically an institution . The nickname, Doc , came from his first aid treatments of all ailments in athletics. I-n his patchwork coat he would dash upon the field or court to administer first aid to his boys. No football game would be complete without one such trip. He has been a member of the old school which believed in the adage, Spare the Rod and Spoil the Child. Whenever his pupils became ob- streperous, he would use his Board of Education, to pacify them. As a teacher of Physical Education or trainer for athletic teams, Doc was strict and merciless, but all who leave his classes agree that his corrective exercises have helped them. In all kinds of weather, boys could be seen traveling the long journey around the building on the double under his watchful eye. With an excellent sense of humor and a friendliness which included all, Doc has won the admiration of everyone. In local affairs Doc was also prominent, finding time from his school work to serve here also. As civilian volunteer. he had charge of the night shift of the Aircraft Warning Service, and taught First Aid in the local Civilian Defense. Now, however, Doc is serving in an even greater ca- pacity-a seaman in the Navy. We all miss him and join together in wishing him great success and all the luck in the world. DR. CALVIN V. ERDLY B.S., M.S., Pd.D. Superintendent ot Public Schools Lewistown, Pennsylvania DH. EHIJLY In this period of emergency when millions of men are in armed conflict, and other millions prepare the arms, a renewed emphasis is placed upon education. An ever greater demand is made for better educated citizens. Time decrees that you will be making your greatest con- tribution to post-war developments. The preparation for your responsibilities must be double. The desired success after school will rest on how ready you are to make an honest living, and whether you know how to live. The lack of either will manifest itself in the things you do and the way you act as citizens. X Give yourselves fully to patriotic American privilege. faithful respect tor God, and happy home contentment. May all ot you, Class of '44, share abundantly in success. l Dr. C. V. Erdly MR. MacCLAY, PH.B., M. ED. Is the principal of L. H. S. who has helped guide us on our way He has the responsibility of leading our school in the right path. MISS GLADYS MCCAULEY, 1-LB. Is the vice-principal of L. H. S. who has done outstanding work in her field and who never tires of it. We can always remember her in helping us to place our future on a firm foundation. MISS CLARE MILLER, B.S. in E. Is the assistant-principal of L. H. S. whose cheerful words can help to brighten your thoughts. She is always willing to help those in need. Elf. 1' . t I F!-lil LTY X I wp ., uv, M, , ., Q ,. 13 ff' . Ll jdttfw n. nf f' .Ai 1 , 5 -ff i . L, V1 - K , '.,, XM Q53 ' ,W ' - , Arg W. We, the Seniors of Lewistown High School, wish to ex- press our gratitude and sincere thanks to our faculty. We thank them for the excellent leadership and helpful guidance they have shown us during our days in old L. H. S., tor carry- ing on their good work under the trying conditions of today. and most of all for preparing us so that We will be better fitted for the new world into which we will soon be entering. In spite of the rapidly changing times and piesent world situa- tion, we feel that our faculty has done an exceptional job in keeping up with and putting into practice the more modern means of instruction. Only now as we are about to graduate and as we look back over the past years, do we fully appreciate how much our faculty has done for us. To those of our faculty who have left L. H. S. to go to the defense of our country, we extend our warmest thanks. We deeply regret that we could not have them with us during this our last year, but we feel sure that they will return to take up their work where they left off. We hope that the faculty ot old L. H. S. will continue its good work so that the future graduating classes may have the same oportunities and privileges that we have enjoyed. Donald Biden i if ,gf 5 ,P 1 V' . KM Y SE IUH5 RICHARD KEISER PEGGY DAVIS September 7, 1941. we, the class of 44' , hopefully entered upon our high school ca- reer. We elected the following class officers: Persident, George Davidson, Vice President, Peggy Davis, Secretary, Shirley Yarnellp Treasurer, Kenneth Stewart. Our class ad- visors were Miss Park, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Snyder. We immediately began planning the big event of our Sophomore year--the Sophomore class party, which was quite a success. Throughout the year members of our class participated in the various sports and clubs of the school. September, 1942, we reassembled to be- gin the second epoch of our high school CLASS career. Then well acquainted after a year in the Senior department, we lost no time in reorganizing our class. The following class officers were elected: President, Robert Watson: Vice President, Peggy Davis: Secre- tary, Shirley Yarnellp Treasurer, George Davidson. Early in the year our president left us to join the Coast Guard, and our vice president assumed his duties. We se- lected navy blue and white for our class colors. A class meeting was held, and we began looking forward to receiving class rings, hats, and pennants, all of which were soon received and displayed about the IOYCE WERTZ ,KENNETH BARBER campus. Everyone worked hard preparing for the climax of our Iunior year, the Iunior prom. We all felt our efforts were well ref warded as we entered the beautifully dec- orated gym. As a class, we were very active in the affairs of the community. Our class set the record for many salvage collections and also for the selling of war stamps at school. We resolved to continue these records. On September 7, l943, we began the last epoch of our high school career. The fol- lowing class officers were elected: Presi- dent, Richard Reiserg Vice President, Peggy Davis: Secretary, Ioyce Wertzp Treasurer, Kenneth Barber. Mr. Hufford took the place of our class advisor, Mr. Snyder, who left us to join the Navy. We now began looking forward to our privileges as Seniors. We elected our Lore Staff, which began func- tioning immediately. We produced our class play, Kathleen , which was quite. a success. Then came our big events-Senior Day, the Prom, Commencement, and the Senior Dinner Dance. The memories of these great days will never be forgotten, and now it is with a feeling of regret, but also great pride, that we leave old L. H. S. Peggy and Dick lAMES K. ABBOTT lim Academic Student Council 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3: I. V. Basketball l, 2: Varsity Basketball 3: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3: Roosevelt Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Sec- retary of Hi-Y 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1: Plashy dresser . . rivals Crosby in crooning ability . . . basketball star . . . handsome. Ambition-To be a coach. WILLIAM ARNOLD Bill Academic Activity Representative 3: Banker 1. Quiet . . . woman-hater . . . bashiul and shy . . . hand- some blonde. Ambition-To be in the Marine Air Corps. HELEN V. AURAND Helen Home Economics Glee Club 1: Art 1, 2. Bookworm . . . wants to keep her 4-f's . . . friendly . . Q quiet. Ambition-To become a good seamstress. MARY BACHMAN Mary Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Quiet . . . oh, those red lips! . . . anxious to become a nurse . . . very attractive . . . pretty hair. Ambition--To join the Cadet Nurse Corps. ALDEN PHILIP AMIG Baldy Academi Football 1, 2, 3: Wrestling l 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Roose velt Hi-Y 2, 3: Glee Clul 1, Z, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3 Banker 3: Anglers' Club l Short but husky . . Iamo's pal . . . pride of thi wrestling team . . . woman hater . . . Teddy bear . . bashiul. Ambition-To get thosf wings., FROSTA M. ARSENIU Frossie Commercia Glee Club 2, 3: Dramatii Club 1: 60 word shortharu transcription Z: Bowling 1 3: Victory Corps 2, 3: As sembly 2, 3: Band 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, .3. ' Iolly . . . Profs little help er . . . thinks clarine players are nice . . . irienc to all . . . handles a violil well. Ambition - To continun the study of music. THELMA AURAND Tub Home Economic. Glee Club 1: Art 1, 2. Hails from the Valley' . . . quiet . . . studious. Ambition-7To be a Cade Nurse. PHARES W. BACHMAN Phares Academi Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra ' 2, 3: Victory Corps 2: Aii plane spotter 2. Bashful . . . girls do nc interest him . . . quiet unt with a certain gang. Ambition-To become a orchestra leader. ARTHUR AUGUST BAILEY 'Art Vocational ifle Club lg Craftsmen's lub Z, 33 Wrestling l, 2, 35 ootball 3, Student Council Quiet but active . . . likes certain .blonde . . . small Ent mighty. Ambition-To be an ex- lpert electrician. M. LAVONNE BALL H, Dead Eye Commercial Glee Club lg Assembly 1: Nature Study Club lp Bow- ling lg Basketball 35 Victory Corps 23 Victory Corps Leader 25 60 and 80 Word Transcription 25 100 Word Theory 25 Beta Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3. Original moron . . . would like to beat F. B.'s time . . . likeable . . . quiet fat timesl . . . Percy, remem- ber? Ambition-To manage the Giant store. CHARLES EDWARD BECKWITH Booker Vocational Football l, Z, 35 Track 2, 35 Craftsmen's Club 2, 3: Sports' Appreciation Club lp Sophomore Party Commit- tee lg Basketball l, 2, 3. Likes to complain . . . bashful around the girls . , . good athlete . . . wants to be a marine. Ambition-To be a suc- cess in the service or on the home front. BETTY MAE BODLEY Betty General Glee Club 1, Z, 35 A Ca- pella Choir 35 Assembly 1, Z, 33 Bowling League 2: Girls' Athletic Club lp Na- ture Study Club lg Library Staff l, 2, 35 Art 1, 2, 3. Short . . . always talking . . . likes to argue with George in social studies class . . . friendly. Ambition-To be an avia- trix. GEORGE S. BAIRD Bairdie Academic Glee Club 35 Band 3: Or- chestra 3g Victory Corps 3: Soccer 35 ivrestling 3. New around L. H. S .... frequently seen with a cer- tain Iunior . . . friendly . . . nice-looking . . . a gen- tleman. A Ambition--To tind my place in lite, and make a success of it. KENNETH ELWOOD BARBER Kerr Vocational Football l, Z, 3: Track 2, 3: Craftsmen's Club 2, 3: Sports' Appreciation Club 1: Sophomore Party Commit- tee lg Basketball 1, Z, 3. Likes to complain . . . bashful around the girls . . . good athlete . . . wants to be a marine. Ambition--To be a suc- cess in the service or on the home front. PATSY R. BILLMAN Pat Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Sophomore Committee lg lunior Prom Committee 27 Lore Staff 37 Banker lg Leaders' Club 3: 100 Word Theory Z: Basket- ball 17 Bowling Z3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Possesses a soprano voice . . . Spike haunts her . . . dependable . . . iriendly disposition. , Ambition-To be a suc- cess in life. RUTH ELAINE BOYER Poofie . . Academic Senior Girl Representative 35 Dramatic Club 1: Stu- dent Council 3, Activity Representative lp Maroon and Steel 17 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Bow- ling 1, Z, 37 Iunior Prom Committee Zg Lore Staff 37 Assembly 1, 2, 3, Victory Corps 2: Leaders' Club 2. Attractive . . . good stu- dent . . . temperamental . . . triendly disposition. Ambition-To live in Con- necticut. VIRGINIA BRINTON Ginnie General Glee Club Z, 35 Victory Corps 25 Basketball 25 Bow- ling Club l, 2, 3. Quiet . . . never gets in trouble . . . small . . . takes life as it comes. Ambition-To be a nurse. FAH I. BROWN F ae Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Pep Club 15 Victory Corps 25 80 Word Transcription Z. Bashlul . . . pals with Mary Ellen . . . amicable . . . modest . . . oh, those black eyelashes! Ambition-To rate a cer- tain captain. E. IANE CAMPBELL lainie Commercial Dramatic Club l5 Banker 1, 25 Victory Corps 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 Activity Representative 25 Iunior Prom Committee 2: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 3. Inseparable from Pat . . . likes sports . . . witty . . . likeable. Ambition-To be a Phys. Ed. directress. ANN MCDOWELL CANEDY Ann Academic Pep Club l5 Dramatic Club 15 Student Direction 2, 35 Art l, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Bowling l, Z5 Assembly l, 2, 35 Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3: Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y 2: Sophomore Party Commit- tee lp Maroon and Steel Stali 2, 35 Associate Editor oi Maroon and Steel 35 lunior Prom Committee Chairman 2. Would like to raise little green houses . . . friendly ...neat...goodalto... favorite game jacks . Ambition-To be a suc- cess in whatever I under- take. MARGARET M. BRITT Peggy General Knitting Club 15 Badminton l5 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Assembly 2, 35 Basketball 2. Red hair with a temper to match . . . friend to all . . . that bowling technique! Ambition-To be a surgi- cal nurse. IOHN WALLACE BURKERT Wally Academic Dramatic Club 15 Sopho- more Committee 15 Maroon and Steel 3: Roosevelt Hi-Y 2, 35 Iunior Prom Commit- tee 2, Assembly 1, 25 Vic- tory Corps 2, 35 Football l5 Soccer 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Orchestra 3. Good friend . . . jolly . . . good in trig . . . nice per- sonality. Ambition-To be a chem- ical engineer. RUTH E. CAMPBELL Rum Home Economics Glee Club 35 Art l, Z, 35 As- sembly 3. ls a iriend of Sara . . . that pleasing lpana smile . . . said to be quite a cook. Ambition-To be a good cook. I. RICHARD CARGILL Dick Commercial Basketball Manager l, 2, 35 Soccer Manager l, 25 Track Manager 15 Fly-Tyers' Club l5 Maroon and Steel l, 2, 35 Victory Corps 2, 3. Chubby . . . good friend . . . likes his car . . , fond of sports. Ambition-To be a pho- tographer. MIRIAM B. CARPENTER Mim Commercial Shorthand certificate Z5 Vic- tory Corps 2, 35 Leaders' Club 2. Is always seen with Lenore . , . likes to stand on the corner of Green Avenue --but not alone . . . a good student . . . thinks English is a pushover. Ambition--To be a sec- retary. NELSON CHILCOTE Chilly Commercial Hobby Club 1. Dean's handyman . . . lanky . . . drives his boss' car . . . quiet? . . . not in- terested in lair sex-just Allie. Ambition--To be an Ad- miral in the Navy. MARGARET ELOISE COCKRILL Margie Commercial Art Club 15 Activity Repre- sentative 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 15 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 35 Lore Stall 35 As- sembly l, 2, 35 Bowling 15 Victory Corps 2, 35 50 and 80 Word Transcription. Pretty . . . good dancer . . . pinup girl for a soldier, a SAILOR, and a marine. Ambition-To be a Navy wife. I GEORGE W. DAVIDSON. lR. Surg General Dramatic Club 15 Sophomore Committee 15 Student Coun- cil l, 25 Glee Club 35 Class President 1: Class Treasurer 25 Roosevelt Hi-Y 35 Iunior Prom Committee 25 Assem- bly 1, Z, 35 Victory Corps Leader 2, 35 Leaders' Club 2, 35 Stage Crew 2. Gets around . . . good looking . . . imp oi A-4 . . . liked by the out-ot-town girls . . . he's quite a guy. Ambition-To be cr suc- cess. IOHN HENRY CHARLES lim Vocational Sports' Club 15 Football 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3: Banker 1, 25 lnterclass Basketball 1. Good athlete . . . star toot- ball player . . . attracts the fairer sex . . . likes Brown suits. l Ambition-To get ahead. iHe needs onel ROBERT CLARK Bob Commercial Victory Corps 2, 3: Basket- ball l. Bashtul . . . possesses beautiful red hair . . . Mr. Bowersox's right-hand man . . . tall . . . girls c1on't in- terest him. Ambition-To own a Buick of my own. BEN CUYLER CRAGO Yip Vocational Sports' Club 15 Crattsmen's Club 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Football Manager l, 2, 35 Baseball 25 Activity Rep- resentative 2, 35 lnterclass Basketball 2. Handsome . . . good wrestler . . . can work fwhen he wants tol . . . likes the girls. Ambition-To coach wrestling. LENORE G. DAVIS Leenie Commercial 100 Word Theory 25 60 Word Transcription 25 Book Club 15 Assembly 15 Victory Corps Leader 2. Good student . . . likes a certain boy from Lake Park . . . quiet . . . pals with Mimi , Ambition-To be cr secree tary. , PEGGY DAVIS Duchess Academic Class Vice President l, 2, 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 tSec- retary 1, President 315 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 1, 25 Student Council l, 2, 35 Lore Staff 35 A Capella Choir 35 Soph- omore Committee 15 Iunior Prom Committee 25 Squad Leader Z, 3. 5 Cute . . . popular . . . good class officer . . . her heart's in the Navy... personality plus. Ambition-To go to South America. DORIS I. DE LONG Dede Commercial Maroon and Steel Staff 15 Pep Club 15 Activity Repre- sentative 1, 35 Banker 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assem- bly 1, 2, 35 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Bowling 35 Iunior Prom Committee 25 Complete Theory 25 60 and 80 Word Transcriptions 25 Sophomore Committee 15 Lore Staff 3. Can't make up her mind between Viscose Hill and Burnham . . . would like cr car . . . pleasing person- ality . . . Mr. Houser's prize student? Ambition-To get that cer- tain ring. IOYCE 1. DIPPERY Dip Commercial Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee 25 Sophomore Class Party 15 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Maroon and Steel 2, 35 Bow- ling 1, 25 Lore Staff 35 Vic- tory Corps 25 50 and 80 Word Transcription Z, 35 100 Word Theory 35 A Capella Choir 1. Small, compact bundle of cuteness . . . Freddie now and always . . . one of the gang . . . attractive smile. Ambition-To be a stenog- rapher. GLADYS DRUCKENMILLER Drucky Home Economics Likes the Roxie . . . how to make senior science class longer . . . to refine that country gent. Ambition-To get a job. pn. 'Ulu 'YDS DOROTHY M. DECKER Daffy Commercial Banker 35 Glee Club 1, 2. 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 15 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 35 Lore Staff 35 Dra- matic Club 15 60 Word Transcription5 100 Word Theory 25 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Bowling l. Dimpled smile . . . pals with DeLong . . . mischie- vous . . . likes her neighbor on the corner. i Ambition-To go to Cali- fornia. M. MARTHA DILLING Matty Commercial 60 and 80 Word Transcrip- tion 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party 15 Maroon cmd Steel 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Victory Corps 35 As- sembly 1, 2, 3. Happy-go-lucky . . . neat . . . good friend . . . always giggling . . . good essayist. Ambition-To be some- one's private secretary. RICHARD ALBERT DIXON Bud Vocational Rifle Club 15 Student Coun- cil 25 Craitsmen's Club 2, 35 Banker 1, 35 Football Manager 2, 35 Wrestling Manager 2, 3. Small . . . talkative . . . bashful . . . likes to visit Logan Street . . . everyone's friend. Ambition-To keep on the right side of Mr. Beck. GRACE M. DRUCKENMILLER Twin Home Economics Nature Study Club 1. Limber! . . . far from quiet . . . man hater . . . always arguing. Ambition-To help Rachael out in the Army camps. ROBERT CHARLES ENGLE Bob Vocational Sophomore Party 1: Ritle Club 1: Banker Z: Crafts- men's Club 2, 3: Student Council 3: Lore Staff 3. Ambitious . . . shy around the girls . . . Mr. Bosler's side-kick. . Ambition-To serve in the Army. THOMAS FLETCHER Fletch Commercial Victory Corps 2, 3. Bashtul . . . doesn't bother much with girls . . . always has a good joke ready . . . likeable personality. A m b it i o n-To become Iunior Partner of Montgom- ery Ward's. GEORGE V. GARDNER George Academic Public Speaking 1, 2, 3: Na- tional Forensic League 1, 2. 3: Officer of N. F. L. 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 2.: Camera Club 1: Glee Club 2, 3: Band Z. 3: Orchestra 2: Iunior Prom Committee 2: Victory Corps 2: Airplane Spotter 2: Class Dues Collector 1: Assistant Business Manager ot Lore 3. Willing worker . . . ladies' man . . . neat dresser . . . preiers blondes. Ambition-To become a surgeon. BETTY LOUISE GEORGE' Betty Lou Commercial Sports 1, 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Sophomore Committee 1. Giggles . . . pals with Ioycie . . . platinum blonde. ' Ambition-To be a stenog- rapher. M. LOUISE FISHER Fish General Dramatic Club 1: Assembly 1, 3: Student Council 1: Victory Corps 2: Glee Club 3: Library Staff 3: Sopho- more Committee 1. , Engaged . . . never has her homework done . , . al- ways smiling . . . built close to the ground. Ambition-To get around with Kennedy, Wise, and White. LOIS GANOE Lois General Sports' Club 1: Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Leaders' Club 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Activity Representative 3. Witty . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . no longer shy . . . always driving the Plymouth . . . man hater? Ambition-To join the Nurses' Cadet Corps. IOHN POMEROY GARMAN Iolmny Vocational Electrical Club 1: Cratts- men's Club 2, 3. Likes to sing while play- ing a quitar . . . likes the younger, fairer sex. Ambition-To be a suc- cessful draiting teacher. IOYCE ARLENE GILLILAND loycie General Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Sopho- more Committee 1: Student Council 1: Banker 1: Band 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Bow- ling 1, 2: Library Stati. Likes music . . . is iond of a certain Maxie . . . short. Ambition-To be a nurse. LAURA ALBERTA GILLON Bertie Academic Dramatic Club 15 Sopho- more Committee l5 Camera Club 15 Iunior Prom Com- mittee 25 Victory Corps 2, 35 Readers' Club 25 Maroon and Steel 35 Class Dues Collector l. Studious . . . brilliant . . . once a friend, always a friend . . . dependable. Ambition-To be an arch- aeologist. DAVID SAMUEL GOSS Deacon Vocational Sports' Appreciation Club 15 Football 2. Noisy . . . one of the grue- some four . . . pays a lot of attention to the girls. Ambition-To join the Navy. EUGENE WAGNER GOSS 'lGene Agricultural F. F. A. l, 2, 35 Banker 2. Expert wolf . . . always makes out . . . would like to have a date with Sarah . Ambition-To be a mod- ern dairy farmer. lOHN EMERY GRASSMYER Gr, Agricultural F. F. A. l, 2, 35 Secretary of F. F. A. 25 President of F. F. A. 35 Fly Tyers' Club 15 Maroon and Steel Staff l5 Victory Corps Leader Z5 Ac- tivity Representative 3. City farmer . . . good friend . . . owns a nice Chevy . . . likes a certain Dorcas Street resident, Ambition-To be an ex- pert one-arm driver and ex- pert wolf . CLEMENS R. GOSS Clemmy Commercial Bowling 15 Knitting Club 15 Complete Theory 25 60 Word Transcription 25 80 Word Transcription 3. Seen but never heard . . . pals with Ganoe . . . blonde . . . friendly . . . has a smile for everyone. Ambition-To be a private secretary. ELAINE GOSS 'lElaine Commercial Victory Corps Z5 Knitting Club 1. Quiet . . . never seen with the opposite sex . . . studi- oust?l Ambition-To be a secre- tary. ROBERT ROWE GOSS Milky Vocational Football l, 25 Cooking Club 15 Track l, 2, 3. Star fullback . . . good track man . . . Marts side- kick . . . tall and mighty . . . likeable. Ambition-To be a draft- bait. MILLARD FRANKLIN GRIFFITH Bud Vocational Football 2, 35 Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Rifle Club 1. Sniper , . . wants to make the varsity . . . talks a lot about nothing. Ambition-To be a ma- chinist. DOLORES I. HALE Patty Academic Library Staff 1, 25 Dramatic Club 15 Student Council 35 Maroon and Steel Staff 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assem- bly l, 2, 35 Leaders' Club 35 Basketball 25 Bowling l, 2, 35 Victory Corps 2, 35 Tri-I-li-Y 2, 3. Kak's lriend . . . gift for gab . . . good bowler . . . flighty. Ambition-T o j o i n th e Navy. WILSON HARPSTER Bus Commercial Assembly l, 2, 35 Activity Representative l5 Student Council Z5 Roosevelt Hi-Y l, Z, 35 Treasurer ot Hi-Y 2, 3: Prom Committee Z5 Dra- matic Club 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 25 Glee Club 3: Lore Staff 35 Varsity Soccer 25 I. V. Soccer 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 I. V. Bas- ketball l5 Varsity Football 3. Good athlete . . . popular . . . nice build . . . ladies' man . . . likes redheads. Ambition-To get in the Navy. DORIS HENDRICKS Doris Academic Glee Club l, 2, 3: Victory Corps l, Z, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class dues collector 3. Quiet . . . good student . . . dependable . . . am- bitious. Ambition-To be a teacher. PAUL ROBERT HESS Percy Vocational Sports' Appreciation Club l: Student Council 2, 3 5 Banker 25 Craftsmen's Club 25 Basketball 3. Mastermind of wood shop . . . talks a lot . . . the wood shop woli . Ambition-To be O2 good husband. PATSY I.. HALL Pal Commercial Dramatic Club 15 Student Council Z5 Victory Corps 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assem- bly l, 2, 35 Ir. Prom Com- mittee 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Banker 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 3. Pals with Ianie . . . cute . . . talkative . . . one of the gang . . . thinks a lot of Bob. , Ambition--To be a beau- lician. RICHARD DONALD HARTMAN Dick Vocational Rifle Club 15 Student Coun- cil 35 Banker l. Handsome . . . enjoys rac- ing his car . . . likes all the femmes . Ambition-To get a new Ford. ROBERT A. I-IERROLD Iuicy Academic Public Speaking l, 2, 35 Na- tional Forensic League l, 2, 35 Officer of N. F. L. 35 As- sembly l, 2, 35 Track Z, 35 Camera Club 15 Banker 3: Lore Staff 35 Victory Corps 2, 35 Airplane Spotter 2. A-3's woll . . . friend of many . . . generally speak- ing, he's generally speak- ing . . . jolly . . . idolizes Frankie . Ambition-To be a Naval aviator. ALICE MARIE HOLSOPPLE Marie Commercial Knitting Club l5 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Band 35 Assembly l, Z, 35 Bowling Z5 Victory Corps Leader 3. Quiet . . . dependable . , . likeable . . . doesn't bother much with boys. Ambition-To be a secre- tary. HARRY EDWARD HOUTZ, IR. Einstein Academic Camera Club 15 Sophomore Committee 15 Banker 25 N. F. L. Secretary 2, 35 Na- tional Forensic League 1, Z, 35 Public Speaking 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Victory Corps 2, 35 Aircraft Warn- ing Service 25 A. W. S. Recognition Observer Z. Never in the groove . . . A student . . . Me and Caesar . . . always looking tor an argument. Ambition-To study bac- teriology or hemotherary. IACK HOWER Art General Nature Study Club 15 Lead- ers' Club 2, 35 Art 35 A. W. S. Observer 2. Tall and tar from bashtul . . . always cracking jokes . . . good-natured . . . air minded. Ambition-To be a Naval Aviation Cadet. IEAN KARSTETTER lean Commercial Can talk when she wants to . . . giggles . . . a good friend. Ambition-To join the Spars . RICHARD KEISER Keiser Academic Class President 35 Public Spefikiflg 1. 2. 3: National Forensic League 1, Z, 35 President ot Forensic League 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Ir. Prom Committee 25 Key- stone Club 1. Quiet tat timesl . . . in- dustrious . . . Miss Crum- bling's pride and joy . . . likes the pictures in Latin books. Ambition-To become a naval aviator. -9'--W 'ir HARRY A. HOWELL lack Academic Student Council 2, 3: BOY President ot Student Coun- cil 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3: Ma- roon and Steel Statt 1, Z, 3: Glee Club Z, 3: lr- P1'0m Committee Z5 Soccer 1, Z, 3: Basketball 1, Z, 35 Tennis 1, Z, 35 Roosevelt Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: President of Hi-Y 35 Victory Corps Z, 35 Banker 15 Dra- matic Club 1. One oi Miss McCauley's boys . . . big operator . . . runs the soccer team . . . good-looking . . . small but mighty. Ambition-To become a sport's writer or sport's an- nouncer. CHARLES DONALD HUEY Chuck Commercial Chemistry Club 15 Sopho- more Committee 15 Activity Representative 25 Glee 1 Club 35 Lore Staff 35 Bas-1 ketball 1, 2, 3, shonhmiat Transcription 2, 35 Assem- bly 3. 1 Pals with Tommy . . Mr. Houser's favorite . . .1 good-natured . . . amicable.l Ambition--To see the world. W DONALD REED KAUFFMAN Dode Commercial Glee Club 35 Victory Corps 2, 35 Sophomore Committee 1. Tall . . . a wonderer . . . tries to go everywhere at the same time . . . studious? . . . liked by all. Ambition-To live the lite ot Riley . GLADYS C. KENAWELL Gabby Commercial Knitting Club 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel Stall 1, 25 Iunior Prom Com- mittee 25 Assembly 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Ferguson Valley bound . . . possesses an unmistak- able laugh . . . tall, light, and noisy. Ambition-To supervise a better road to Ferguson Valley. IOYCE VIVIAN KLINGER Ioyce General lReading Club 1, Knitting Club 2. Quiet . . . hails from Lake ark . . . always has her omework done . . . friend- y. Ambition-To live a hap- py life. LEONARD MONROE KNEPP Len Vocational Craftsmen's Club 2, 3j Ac- tivity Representative 3g Vic- tory Corp Leader 35 Student Council 35 Lore Staff 3. Popular . . . talkative . . . ambitious . . . always dodg- ing Mr. Bosler . . . likes to visit Mt. Rock. Ambition-To get a car. THOMAS LEMBO Lem Commercial Likes spaghetti . . . al- ways smiling . . . nice to have around . . . seldom speaks to the girls. Ambition-To ride in a flying fortress. LEATRICE ANN LEVINE Leedy Commercial Maroon and Steel Stafi 1, 2, 35 Knitting Club 1. Flighty . . . always on the go . . . carefree and fun- loving . . . a third of a con- stant threesome. Ambition-To be a white collar girl and own a Blue Oldsmobile. FLOYD HOMER KNEPP l'Cotton Vocational Airplane Club 3g Baseball 3. Needs a razor . . . wells in vain. Ambition-To be a Wood Butcher first class. ELWOOD RICHARD KRATZER Iunior Vocational Fly-Tyers' Club lg Crafts- men's Club 2, 35 Band 3. Good natured . expert drawer . . . enjoys farming. Ambition--To be a farmer. THOMAS ALBERT LEONARD Lanky Vocational Electrical Club l: Crafts- men's Club 2, 35 Welding 2. Good natured . . . Fergu- son Valley Romeo . . . likes a certain Dot . . . Mr. Ben- sel's A student. Ambition-To get cr new Ford. BEATRICE LEVINSON Bede Commercial 60 and 80 Word Transcrip- tion 2, 3g Activity Represen- tative 25 Banker lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 35 Bowling lg Victory Corps 2, 35 Leaders' Club 25 As- sembly l, 2, 3. Well-liked . . . good friend . . . excellent pianist . . . usually seen with Dotty . . . neat . . . re- sponds to the title of Auntie . Ambition--To be a ste- nographer. NORMAN EUGENE LINGLE Lefty Vocational Rifle Club 15 Banker 1. Talkative . . . knows lots of tricks . . . expert hunter. Ambition-To chase his brother around the world. DONALD D. LUCK Lucky Academic Band l, 2, 35 Sophomore Committee l5 Activity Rep- resentative 15 Banker Z5 Glee Club 35 Orchestra I, 25 Orchestra l, 25 Art l, 2, 35 Assembly I, 2, 35 Victory Corps 2, 35 Leaders' Club Z5 Airplane Spotter 2. Sensible but witty . , . drives a Buick ? . . . A-3's gift to the women . . . mis- chievous teaser. Ambition-To be a chem- ist. ZANE BOWMAN MCCARTNEY Sleepy Vocational Rifle Club 15 Craftsmen's Club 2, 35 Fly-Tyers' Club I. Quiet . . . active? . . . drives a Dodge . . . hails from Hawstone . . . likes to go to Mt. Rock. Ambition-To be a suc- cessful mechanic. IOHN PHILIP MCCRORY Mick Vocational Nature Club 15 Activity Representative 25 Student Council 35 Craftsmen's Club 2, 3, Shy . . . historian . . . likes a girl from Altoona. Ambition-To get along in the world. W .f IOYCE LOSE Teena Academic Glee Club 35 Art Club 3: Assembly 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 35 A Capella Choir 3. Latest addition from Bum- ham . . . nice gams . . . had fun in Philly !? . . . always seen with cuz . . . one- lung. Ambition--To be an effi- cient medical technician. MARGIE MARKS Marge Commercial Band l, Z, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Banker 25 Maroon and Steel Z, 35 Glee Club I, 25 Assembly l, 2, 35 Bowling l, 25 Victory Corps 2, 35 60 Word Transcription 2. One of. Fauth's pride and joys . . . always seen wear- ing a smile . . . can create laughter wherever she goes . . . cute brunette. Ambition-To see that certain sailor soon. NANCY MCCORMICK Beulah Commercial 50 Word Transcription 25 Dramatic Club I5 Sopho- more Committee 15 Student Council 15 Activity Repre- sentative l5 Banker Z, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, Z, 35 Iunior Prom Com- mittee 25 Lore Staff 35 Bowl- ing l, 25 Victory Corps 2, 35 Leaders' Club 2, 35 Assem- bly l, 2, 3. Carefree . . . can't decide between Pero or Mifflin . . . likes a good time . . . one of the gang. Ambition-To stay out of trouble. WILLIAM CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN Bill Vocational Sportsmen's Club 15 Stu- dent Council 3. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Mr. Beck's right hand man . . . likes to roller skate. Ambition-To keep out of trouble. KATHRYN L. MENDLER Kay Academic Blee Club 1, Z, 35 Band 1, ., 3: Orchestra 2, 3, Assem- -nly l, 2, 35 Victory Corps 2. Quiet . . . never knows er Latin . . . boys do not terest her . . . will make good nurse. Ambition-To be a nurse. ALMA M. MILLER Alma General leystone Club lg Glee Club 5 Victory Corps 35 Assem- tly 3. Sweet . . . pretty . . . pals vith Mary . , . the girl back ome for a soldier and a ailor. Ambition-To be a 'VAVE. PHYLLIS MILLER 'Phil Commercial Book and Magazine Club lg Victory Corp 35 Basketball 1. Quiet . . . pals with Paul- .ne Pearson . . . likes to do nomework. Ambition-To be a typist. MARY MITERKO 'Mary Commercial Assembly l, 25 Victory Corps 2, 35 Bowling 2, Ma- 'oon and Steel lg Glee Club l, 2, 3. Banana saleslady . . . iappy-go-lucky . . . quiet .intil you know her. Ambition-To make life worthwhile. X NN 9955 MAX GARDNER MEREDITH Max Commercial Stage Craft Club lg Sopho- more Commitee Ig Student Council lg Maroon and Steel 35 Band 1, Z, 35 Or- chestra l, 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee Z, Assembly 1, 2, 35 Victory Corps 2, 37 Leaders' Club Z, 35 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Stage Man- ager 2, 3. H, DEWEY MILLER 'lDew Commercial Sophomore Committee lg Assembly 2, Victory Corps 2, 3, Iunior Prom Committee 25 Activity Representative l. Likeable . . . always friendly . . . the Miller ot Murphy's . . . shows signs ot handsome maturity . . . neat appearance, Ambition-To live the lite of Riley. RICHARD LEE MILLER Red Vocational Aviation Club lg Activity Representative 2, Student Council 3. Always joking . . . easy to get along with . . . often seen on South Wayne Street. Ambition-To work tor Uncle Sam. IAYNE I. MORRISON Iayne Commercial Art lg Dramatic Club l. Bettie's constant compan- ion . . a whiz on the dance iloor . . . small . . . cute . .. likes to be free, Ambition-To dance to Cab Calloway's band. DORIS I. MUNDY Mundy General Bowling Club lg Nature Study lp Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly l, Z, 39 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Does her share of talking . . . strawberry blonde . . . likes Lemons . . . hails from the hi1l. Ambition-To be a beau- tician. ANTOINETTE NELLI Nelli Commercial Victory Corps l. Good gifts come in small packages . . . quiet . . . doesn't have time for the boys . . . possesses a nice smile. Ambition-To be a secre- tary. I PEGGY LOUISE NORRIS Norris General Banker 35 Victory Corps 2, 3. Short . . . carefree and fun-loving . . . likes good jokes . . . enviable figure . . . small packages of T.N.T. BRYSON CLARK OCKER, IR. Red Agricultural F.,F. A. l, 2, 35 Vice-Presi- dent ol F. F. A. Zg Treasurer of F. F. A. 35 Banker 35 Band 1, Z, 3. Handsome red head . . . drives a big Packard . . . constantly moving left in chemistry class . . . isn't that right Peggy? . . . a loyal friend. Ambition-To be a farmer and own a Packard. IAMES FRANKLIN MURR1-F t'Pinhead Vocation Craftsmen's Club 2, 3, Ai plane Club lg Banker l, 2. Bashful . . . hunts dee at Maitland . . . one of tl gruesome four. Ambition-To be an ele trician. SAMUEL F. NOBLE Swish Commercic Student Council Zg Assern b1y'l, 25 Banker lg Marco and Steel lg Football 1, 1 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 2, 31 Victory Corps 2, I Sophomore Class Party l. Good at arranging dat for Miller . . . what woui McMeen's do without hit . . . tall, dark, and han:- some . . . oh, that build! Ambition-To be a pr: fessional ball player, an live in California. ROBERT IAMES NOTESTINE Pip Vocationt Fly-Tyers' Club lg Boy Glee Club l, Z, Crattmen Club 2, 3g Activity Reprf sentative lg Soccer Managw lp Student Council 2, 3. Can't decide betwe England and Ferguson Vj ley . . . likes to have good time. Ambition-To go to Eng land. RUTH ANN O'DONNELL Ruthie General Bowling Club l, Z5 Knitting Club lg Badminton lg Girl Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Beta Tr' Hi-Y 2, 3, Maroon and Ste Staff 3. Likes a certain Russ . . skates a lot . . . Ruth ana Latin . . . petite. Ambition-To reach high standard in the field of music. MARY ANNE O'MEARA reckles Academic lee Club 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Dramatic Club l5 ramatic Club Play l5 Stu- nt Council 15 Victory orps Leader 25 Prom Com- ittee 25 Victory Corps 35 ssembly l, 2, 35 Maroon und Steel Stall l. Good student . . . fond of Lake . . . pals with oolie . . . likes blackouts . . me and Ieanette. Ambition--To be an engie eer. WILLIAM HARRIS PAGE Russian Vocational lille Club l5 Student Coun- il 35 Banker l. Handsome . . . one ol the gruesome tour . . . drives 1 Ford. Ambition-To be an A-1 nachinist. SARAH PENNEBAKER Penny Commercial ,horthand Certificate Z. Studious . . . works at a ertain 5 and lU . . . very luiet? . . . amicable. Ambition-To have my +wn store. MARY E. PHENICIE 'Sis Commercial Knitting Club 15 Activity tepresentative 15 Iunior 'rom Committee 25 Tri-Hi-Y 5 Banker l5 Victory Corps Always out for a good ime . . . likes the Navy . . . rift for gab . . . triend to all. Ambition-To be a sail- vr's wite. annum KATHRYN A. PAGE Kok Commercial Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 37 Glee Club l, Z, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Z, 35 Basketball 2: Bowling l, Z, 35 Leaders' Club 2: Assembly l, 2, 3. Man-hater? . . . is noted for that oomph . . . likes varieties . . . is well-known. Ambition--To be a so- ciety columnist. LOIS PALM Lois Home Economics Pep Club l5 Assembly 22 Leaders' Club 2: VICIOFY Corps 3. Is seen with Shields . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . hails from the Hill . . . plans to marry Bob. Ambition-To get a job. MARLYN WILLIAM PETERS Pete Vocational Rifle Club 15 Craftsmen's Club 25 Student Council 15 Welding Z5 Banker 2. Bashiul around girls . . . has a red car . . . drives an ice truck . . . Bentsel's little sidekick . . . always smiling. Ambition-To love all his teachers as he does Mr. Bentzel. LOIS POWELL Rusty Commercial Glee Club 35 Assistant Squad Leader 35 Assembly l, 35 Garden Club l5 Vic- tory Corps Z, 35 BU and 80 Word Transcription 2, 3. Likes mischief . . . giggles . . . annoys Mr. Houser . . . good sport . . . happy-go- lucky. Ambition-To get a cer- tain Army Air Corps Lieu- tenant. WILLIAM H. PRICE Gus Commercial Activity Representative 1: Victory Corps 2, 3: Football 1. Tall, dark and handsome . . . Vick's little helper . . . likes to travel to the Hill to see his one and only . . . Blue Eyes. Ambition-To get a cer- tain girl from the Hill. I. DONALD RAFFENSBERGER Pere Academic Football 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Banker lg Basketball lg Track lg Assembly 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 2: Basketball Club 25 Activity Represen- tative 2. DONALD LOUIS RIDEN DOH Academic Dramatic Club lp Sopho- more Committee 17 Banker l, 2: Roosevelt Hi-Y 3: Iunior Prom Committee 2: Lore Staff 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3: Leaders' Club 2. Quiet . . . nice looking . . . friendly . . . keeps them guessing. Ambition-To be a retired millionaire. DOROTHY IANE ROYER Dot Commercial Garden Club lg 100 Word Theory 2: 60 and 80 Word Transcriptions 25 Girls' Bas- ketball 2. Dependable . . . likes a certain lim in the Navy . , . Miss Lack's pride and ioy . . . good 'lriend. Ambition-To be a secre- tary. BEVERLY BARR RACHAL Bebs Commerci- Home Economics Club Glee Club 2, 3: Beta T Hi-Y 2, 35 lunior Prom Cod mittee 25 Assembly Z, I Shorthand Transcription 35 Bowling 2, 35 Sophomoi Committee l. Tall . . . flashy eyes . . fond of the name Dick . . pretty hair. Ambition--To be a Stag Door Canteen hostess. GERALD RALPH REESE Lard Football I 5 Vocationc Nature Club ' Ambition-Would like t like to live on Depot Stree . . . will make a good pilo Ambition-To pilot a Fly ing Fortress. PAUL RICHARD RODGER1 Dick Sophomore Glee Club Council 35 Academ. Committee f l, 2, 33 Stude Activity Repr sentative 21 Iunior Pro Committee 2: Assembly f 2, 35 Victory Corps 35 Squa Leader lg Fly Tyers' Club l Hi-Y 2, 3. Good natured . . . Pau Robeson voice . . . pleasint personality ing. . . . nice look Ambition-To join thi Navy Air C MERRILL K ..Sag,, Victory Cor orps. ENNETH SAGE Commercic ps 2, 3. Quiet . . . nice lookin . . . seldom iun. Ambition Navy. seen . . . lots c -To join th CHARLES LENARD SAXTON 'Tacky Agricultural F. F. A. l, 2, 3. Conservative . . . every- ne's iriend . . . shy around rhe girls . . . hails from the hill . . . carries on tor his brother Tacky . Ambition-To get a job. RACHAEL G. SCHROCK Red Home Economics Enitting Club 1: Readers' lub 1: Art 1, 2, 3. Fun loving . . . hails from Eranville . . . hidden dig- ity . . . always joking. Ambition-To have some Lun touring the Army amps. THOMAS W. SCOTT Dixie Academic Sophomore Committee l: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Middle name is Wolf . . . good natured . . . one ot the Wally Wolt gang . . . likes baseball. Ambition-To be a Brook- Ilyn bum . NATHAN NEIL SHAAK Nate Academic Golf 1, 2: Victory Corps 2 3. Quiet . . . industrious . . . breaks laws on his motor Bike . . . friendly . . . always has his Trig done. Ambition-To be an aero- nautical engineer. DONALD GARVER SCHILLING Pork Vocational Sportsmen's Club 1: Boys' Glee Club 1, Z: Banker 3: Cra1tsmen's Club 2, 3. Always joking . . . fond of cars . . . doesn't like homemork . . . a friend to all. Ambition-To fight for Uncle Sam. GEORGE A. SCOTT Strap Academic Dramatic Club 1: Banker 3: Art 1, Z, 3: Assembly 1, 2: Tennis 1: Stage Crew Z. Woman killer . . . likes to visit Fleming Avenue . . . good company . . . hand- some. Ambition-To be a pilot in the Army Air Corps. ROBERT SECREST Sec Commercial Glee Club 1, 2: Camera Club 1. Gets around . . . neat dresser . . . oh, that inno- cent air . . . Katz's leading salesman . . . who is his secret love? Ambition-To join the U. S. Navy. PHYLLIS SHADE 'Shade' Commercial Maroon and Steel Stall 3: Art 1, 2: Student Council 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 3: Vic- tory Corps 2, 3: Bowling l: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Sopho- more Committee 1. Giggles constantly . . pal to all . . . capable . . lreckles draw attention. Ambition-To be a nurse. DORIS SHIELDS Dorie Home Economics Banker 35 Assembly 2. Pretty . . . watches her Prices . . . always seen with Lois . . . admired by Gus . . . peaches and cream complexion. Ambition-To get a cer- tain mechanic. LORRAINE SHONTZ Shontzie Commercial Dramatic Club lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Art 15 Band 1, 2, 37 Victory Corps 2, 32 Assembly 1, Z, 3. Talkative . . . built close to the ground . . . caretree . . . pretty hair. Ambition-To be a nurse. WALTER HAROLD SHORE Tully Agricultural Band 1, 2, 37 Fly-Tyers' Club lg F. F. A. 2, 3, Sopho- more Committeep Student Council 27 Banker lg Iunior Prom Committee Z5 Victory Corps 3. Minister of Foreign Af- fairs of the Wally Walls . . . one of the Pine Street Gang . . . a Cardinal tan . . . writes to a red head in Tyrone. Ambition-To quit being a wolf and go steady with Phil , PHILLIP SITKIN Sitty Commercial Assembly 1, 2, 37 Basketball lp Banker 1, 27 Chaplain 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Maroon and Steel 1, 2: Victory Corps 2, 3. Likes the girls . . . the great Romeo . . . nice- looking . . . a B. B. O. Ambition-To be a suc- cess. SHIRLEY V. SHIMP Shimp General Dramatic Club lg Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Victory Corps 3. Dancing feet . . . home at Henry's . . . good sport . . . happy-go-lucky . . . can't tell about her man trou- ble. Ambition--'1'o join the Women's Marine Corps. ROBERT EUGENE SHORE Bob Agricultural F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Activity Repre- sentative 3. Nice kid . . . always flirt- ing with girls at the Texas . . . good soda jerker . . . industrious. Ambition-To be a wolf like his brother. RALPH KENNETH SIPE Sipe Vocationa Camera Club 1, Banker 2 Quiet . . , likes the coun try . . . bashtul around girls Ambition-To be a mas ter mechanic. 1 1 1 EUGENE P1-m.L1P suook Sheik Vocational Rifle Club 1: Banker 2, 3: Activity Representative 1. Handsome . . . quiet . . . likes a certain Tush . . . likes to wrestle with smaller fellows. Ambition-To go to Vir- gima. SARA IOYCE SNOOK Sara Commercial Dramatic Club 1: Pep Club 1: Sophomore Committee lg Student Council 3: Activity Representative 2: Maroon and Steel 1, Z, 37 Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Vice-President of Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee 2: Lore Staff 3: Cheerleader l, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Bowling 17 Victory Corps 1, 2: Squad Leader Z: Short- hand Transcription Z, 3. Peppy cheerleader . . . lite of the party . . . flashes a sparkler from a sergeant in the Air Corps . . . one of the gang. Ambition-To be a crimi- nologist. ROBERT SNOOK Bob General Airplane Club l: Sopho- more Committee lg Activity Representative 2: Iunior Prom Committee 2. Interested in science . . . has curly hair . . . hasn't any worries . . . hopes to graduate. Ambition-To join the Coast Guard. IOHN CRAWFORD SOULT lolinny Vocational Nature Study Club l. Quiet . . . timid , . . likes a senior girl called Tush . . . hails from the country. Ambition-To join the armed forces. IOHN STELLMACK lack Academic Nature Study Club 1: Ma- roon and Steel 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Track lg Iunior Prom Com- mittee 2p Art 1, 2, 3: Assem- bly l, 2, 3: Library Staff 2: Victory Corps 2, 3: Orches- tra 2. Good student . . , llower boy . . . excitable . . . al- ways lending a hand . . . lun loving. Ambition-To make the most ol life. MERRILL C. SNOOK. IR. lake Academic Assembly 1, Z, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 3: Victory Corps Z, 3: Dramatic Club 1: Maroon and Steel Stait 1: Lore Statt 3: Debating 1. Handsome . . . redhead? . . . B. O. in Methodist Church . . . likes a certain black-haired gal . . . good conversationalist. Ambition-To be an engi- neer. LOISE SNYDER Farmer Commercial Girls' Glee Club l, 2: Band 2: Camera Club 2: Library Staff 2: Homeroom Officer 2: Assembly l, 2. Reckless Hilda . . . her truck's her prized posses- sion . . . jerks sodas at Headings . . . gets around. Ambition-To be a farmer. IAMES EDWARD STEELE lack Vocational Riile Club lg Craltsmen's Club 2, 3. Likes outdoor lite . . . handsome . . . fond ot the iairer sex . . . operates up Granville way . Ambition-To be a good husband. DOROTHY L. STIMELY Dot Commercial Sophomore Committee 1: Dramatic Club 1: Banker 17 Activity Representative Z: Pep Club l: Student Coun- cil 37 Maroon and Steel 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 2, 3: Lore Staii 3. Petite . . . friendly . . . iun loving . . . well liked . . . Snake charmer. Ambition-To succeed. IOYCE STROUP Ioyce General Dramatic Club 1 p Bowling Club 2. Pals with Madelyn . . . nice disposition . . . triendly , . . doesn't have any wor- ries. Ambition-To have that certain sailor home. BEVERLY G. SWINEFORD Bev Home Economics Nature Study Club Ig Vic- tory Corps 3. Pals with the twins . . . one of the Home Ec. girls . . . friendly. Ambition-To be a Cadet Nurse. ROBERT BARRON THOMPSON Tommy Commercial Stage Craft Club lg Activity Representative 35 Banker 15 Iunior Prom Committee 2: Leaders' Club 2, 35 Lore Staff 37 Victory Corps 2, 3. Small but mighty . . . a good friend . . . pals with Chuck . . . enjoys the com- pany ot Vivian. Ambition-To learn when a certain Lake Park girl's mother is away. LOUIS UGHETTO Lou Commercial Soccer 35 I. V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3: Lore Stall 35 Victory Corps 2, 3: Machine Shop Club I7 Bowling 2. Still trying to play soccer . . . the silent customer . . . one of the Kabonies . . . woman-hater? Ambition-To be a pilot. PAULINE B. SWAB Peenie Home Economic: Readers' Club 1. Quiet, until you know hex . . . likes the Army . . . all ways willing to help . . loyal friend. Ambition--To help Rach- ael and Twin with their fa- mous Arrny tour. MARY ELLEN THOMPSON Tommy General Pep Club Ip Dramatic Club lg Assembly Z: Glee Club Victory Corps 2, 31 Beta Tri- Hi-Y 2, 35 Drum Majorette l, 2, 3: Bowling Club I, Z. Flashy majorette . . . snappy dancer . . . eyes light up for the Navy . , . our little girl . Ambition-To be a Cadet Nurse. HERBERT HALL TROUPE Herlcie Vocational Sports' Appreciation Club lg Banker 27 Student Council 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Basket- ball 3. Shiek of the Vocational Dept .... known as the zoot suit kid . . . proud of his hair . . . has his eye on a certain junior .' . . good baseball player. Ambition-To be a Major League ball player. KATHRYN PATRICIA van DYKE Patty Academic Assistant Editor oi Lore 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Ma- roon and Steel Staft 2, 35 Feature Editor of Maroon and Steel 3: Student Coun- cil 25 Dramatic Club lg Assembly l, 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee 2: Assistant .Squad Leader 35 Student Director 25 Victory Corps 2: Typing 35 Sophomore Com- mittee l. Tall . . . pretty . . . pleas- ing personality . , . likes to watch lay-Vee basketball games. Ambition-To join the Tower Club . MARY ELIZABETH VARNER Mary Commercial Nice smile . . . a bighelp in bookkeeping class . . . friendly . . . takes lite seri- ously . . . sweet disposition. Ambition-To be a good bookkeeper. BETTY IANE WAGNER Bets Commercial Home Economics Club 25 Banker l5 Student Council 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Beta Tri- Hi-Y President 35 Iunior Prom Committee 25 Lore Stait 35 Assembly 1, Z, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Victory Corps Leader 25 Sophomore Com- mittee 1. Neat and attractive . . . likes Belleville . . . pals with Bebs . . . jolly . . . nice personality. Ambition -- Belleville or the Army? , NORMAN WILLIAM WAGNER S pike Vocational Ritle Club 15 Craitsmen's Club Z, 35 Activity Repre- sentative 3. Likes to talk about noth- ing . . . enjoys hauling girls to school . . . likes to visit Hollywood. Ambition-To get a new Chevie . ' MADGE WEDLAKE Bunnie General Glee Club 3. Likes the boys . . . gets around . . . always has a good time . . . mischievous . . . hasn't a care in the world? Ambition - To meet a man like Ioels Gartinkle! CARL D. VOGT Carl Commercial Roosevelt Hi-Y 25 Football 2, 35 Basketball l, Z5 Base- ball 15 junior Prom Com- mittee 25 Lore Statt 35 As- sembly 35 Victory Corps 2, 35 Glee Club 35 Wood Shop Club 1. Misses his motorcycle . . . likes the girls but gets no- where . . . that Buick gets around, too. Ambition-To be a suc- cess. BRUCE WAGNER Butch Commercial Victory Corps 2, 35 Class Dues Collector 15 Assembly l, 2, 35 Lore Staff 35 junior Prom Committee Z5 Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, Z, 35 Soc- cer 35 Basketball l, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 35 Activity Rep- resentative 2, 35 Airplane Spotter 25 100 Word Theory 2. Toots his horn just like a man.. . woman shy . . . looks nice in a sarong . . . good friend. Ambition-To succeed tin a hurryl. ROBERT LEWIS WAGNER Bob Vocational Ritle Club l5 Activity Rep- resentative 3. Quiet . . . bashtul . . . drives a De Soto . . . enjoys visiting the I-Iill . Ambition--To be a good mechanic. HAROLD A. WERTZ Bear Academic Tennis Z, 35 Bowling 25 As- sembly 2, 35 Victory Corps 2, 3. Friend to all . . . a wally wolf . . . proud ol his moustache . . . black curly hair. Ambition-To be an M. C. in a Miami night club. l 1 IOYCE WERTZ Maisie Academic Class Officer 3: Student Council 1, Z, 3: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Chairman of Sophomore Committee 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: President of Tri-Hi-Y 2: Pub- lic Speaking 1: Typing 3: Victory Corps 2: Squad Leader 3: Dramatic Club 1: Lore Statt 3: Chairman of Iunior Prom Committee 2: Glee Club Z, 3. Attractive . . . popular . . . capable cheerleader . . . likes'them all loves Pork . . . one ot the gang. Ambition -- To speak Spanish. RAY E. WHITE Heathclifte Academic Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1: Activ- ity Representative 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Roosevelt gli-'rg' 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps Bashful? . . . loves his drums . . . friendly . . . en- joys presidential office in Wally wolf club . . . never in a hurry. Ambition-To become a mechanical engineer. BETTY WHITEMAN Betty Commercial Editor of Lore 3: Student Council 1, 2: Sophomore Committee 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Squad Leader 3: Dra- matic Club 1: Iunior Prom Committee 2: Shorthand Transcription 2, 3: Assem- bly l, 2, 3: Bowling 1, 2: Victory Corps 3. One ot Lewistown's beau- ties . . . one of the gang . . . giggles . . . Abbott haunts her . . . never on time. Ambition-To be a secre- tary. NORMAN WILLIAMS Norm General Sophomore Club l: Victory Corps 2, 3. Quiet . . . tall . . . blonde. Ambition-To succeed. ARDEN G. WHITE Art Academic Band 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: All Master Band Festi- val 1: Music Theory 3: Dramatic Club 1. Noisy . . . haunted by Frosta . . . pals with lake . . . likes a good time. Ambition-To be an aero- nautical engineer. ROBERT N. WHITE Bob General Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Art 1, 2, 3: Student Council 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Book Club 1. Small but mighty . . . good looking . . . has beau- tiful blonde hair . . . who is his heart throb? . . . one of the White brothers. Ambition-To be a preacher. IAMES OSCAR WIAN II lame Academic Football 2, 3: Basketball 1, Z, 3: Track l: Baseball 2, 3: Band 1: Lore Staff 3: Iunior Prom Committee 2: Roose- velt Hi-Y 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Student Council Z: Activity Representative 3: Anglers' Club 1: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Gets around but definite- ly . . . Tarzan's build . . . Beulah's boy . . . Lewis- town's center . . . every- body's pal. Ambition-To be a forest ranger. CLYDE WISE Wise Commercial Dramatic Club 1: Student Council 1, 3: Maroon and Steel 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 1: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 2: Assembly 1, 2: Victory Corps 2: Sophomore Class Play 1. Classroom cut up . . . neat dresser . . . likes Fishers . . . always kid- ding. Ambition-To be a suc- cess. BERNARD S. WOLF Berny Commercial Basketball 15 Victory Corps 2, 35 Assembly 25 Track Manager I5 Art 1, 2. Believed to be a B. O .... oh! that bea-u-ti-ful wavy hair . . . always hanging around the women . . . small but mighty. Ambition--To live up to his name. SHIRLEY I. YARNELL Yarnell Commercial Class officer l, 25 Maroon and Steel Staff l, Z, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Student Coun- cil l, 2, 35 Girl President of Student Council 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y 35 Dramatic Club lp Assembly 1, 2, 35 60 Word Transcription 2: Victory Corps 2, 35 Sopho- more Committee l5 Iunior Prom Committee Z5 Squad Leader 1, 3. Blonde beauty . ., . runs on D. W. current . . . that pepsodent smile . . . popu- lar. Ambition-To become cr receptionist. EARL RUFUS WRAY Ray Agricultural F, F. A. 5 Assistant Banker Z5 Student Council 3. Likes to drive his Dad's Ford . . . always has a girl in one arm while driving . . . a wolf. Ambition--To be a suc- cessful farmer and date ct girl from Vira. GEORGE CLIFFORD DILLMAN Pickle Vocational Sports Appreciation Club 1: Student Council 3. Shy . . . fickle . . .one of the gruesome four . . . soda fountain cowboy at Rea 61 Dericks. Ambition -- To ride the waves. We extend our best wishes to Ioan Blasdale, who returned to her native country, England, and to Harold Levine, who went to California to continue his studies. HAROLD I. LEVINE Bennie Academic Football 2, 35 Basketball l, Z, 35 Golf l, 2, 35 Track 15 Student Council l, 35 Boys' Glee Club Z, 35 Assembly l, Z, 35 Victory Corps 2, 35 Basketball Club 15 Maroon and Steel Staff 15 Dramatic Club 15 Iunior Prom Com- mitee Z5 Public Speaking I5 Sophomore Class Commit- tee l. Everybody's friend . . . likes the girls . . . good- looking . . . lots of fun . . . Mr. ,Riden's right-hand man. Ambition-To fly a P-38. this IOAN A. BLASDALE English Commercial Dramatic Club lp Assembly l, 25 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2: Sopho- more Committee l: lunior Prom Committee. That beautiful hair . . . a very interesting person and one L. H. S. shall never for- get . . . a friend of Pip's . . . attractive accent. Ambition-To build the first high school in England. UNDER Q S IILASSMEN 4 2 6 EL 55 UF '45 We, the future Seniors of 1945, first en- tered the Freshman class in 1942, ready and eager to start the four years with a bang. We elected our officers as follows: Presi- dent, Iay Shenkp Vice President, Betty Lou Ross, Treasurer, Harry Stameyg and Secre- tary, Lois Boring. The most important event this year was our operetta: The Beaver Trail . X Still a little uneasy, we entered the por- tals of the Senior building and immediately elected our officers: President, Iay Shenkp Vice President, Ieanne Billman: Treasurer, Robert Steltzerg and Secretary, Barbara Io Heck. The big event of this year was the success of our Class Party held in the gymnasium. . In our junior year we once more chose our leaders: Acting President, Ieanne Billl- manp Treasurer, Iay Shenkg and Secretary, Delores Crago. Early in November we or- dered class rings and pins, followed by hats, emblems, and pennants of green and white. Of course, the big event of this year was the Iunior Prom. Everyone was busy with plans for this gala eve-ning. We had promised the Seniors the biggest and best prom ever held in Lewistown, and we sin- cerely hope that our promise was fulfilled. Patsy Billman nz: M an fx 'hw ' 2, 1 CLASS UF '46 As seventh-graders, we, the class of '46, started out 205 strong, looking forward to the coming years in Iunior High. In seventh grade the idea of learning schedules and of getting acquainted with new teachers and students seemed very mystitying, but after a few weeks of interest- ing experiences, we had no trouble in find- ing our way around. Then we were officially considered members of Iunior High. The following year as eight graders, we were a year older and more sure of our- selves. The main event of the year was the election of class officers who were as follows: President, Neil Seibertg Vice Presi- dent, Delores Arnoldp ' Secretary, Isabel Clark, Treasurer, Donald Amig. At last our long awaited time arrived, bringing with it the realization of our hopes to be upperclassmen. Again, we selected officers who were: President, lack Miller, Vice President, Geneva Gross: Secretary, Zola Robinson, Treasurer, Marvin Peters. We were -no longer considered little , but we were looked up to. After much consideration The Outlaw King was selected as our operetta, which proved to be a big success. Entering Senior High as Sophomores, we again had to adapt ourselves to our new surroundings. Our class was very active, participatingin many of the extra-curricular activities. The main event of our Sophomore year was the class party. At the close of the year we were somewhat adapted to our new life , and we were eagerly looking forward to our Iunior year. Nancy McCormick x f 9 5 ? 5 B I . 2 2 CLASS UF '47 - 3, if ' 4 YI 7 , fin CLASS UF '48 IIIASS F X UF '49 Q X S Q v , , .. , ,,.L M .. 'g sv M . A .,-mf A .M .. . Q ,153 f-Q: mrv., .. --If .M 33 x gl 1 1 Mfr' 117755 LIJHE STAFF Editor .............. Assistant Editor ....... Business Manager .... Assistant Manager .... Athletic Editor ....... Business Staff Kenneth Barber Ruth Boyer Patsy Billman Doris DeLong Robert Engle George Gardner Wilson Harpster Charles Huey Robert Herrold Typists Marjorie Cockrill Dorothy Decker Advisors Miss Dorothy Benner Miss Mary Frankenberry BETTY WHITEMAN PATTY VAN DYKE LEONARD KNEPP LOUIS UGHETTO- . . .. . IAMES WIAN Donald Riden Ioyce Snook Merrill Snook Dorothy Stimely Robert Thompson Carl Vogt Betty Wagner Bruce Wagner Ioyce Wertz Ioyce Dippery Nancy McCormick Mr. Howard Fauth Ki' I Jig QW X x 1 i 'ZR ,ff-. 5 'Uri c. Ak is 2 a Q? 4 , D' A. 1 li If ii gg--.- sv f X. 1 1 I . STUDENT CUUNCIL M F ZIETIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Farewell the 'DAzE' :annul Q fi 1 By Kak and Ann fi SCHOOLQ s. 4-- if , I ,,V, 4 Play . . . ' ' Pinus for the Senior Class play are Wifwumama 1 , 5 31,1 i , , i, , , S ' Vol. 1, No. io LEWISTOWN Junionfsnmon HIGH sonooi., LEWISTOWN, PA. Febnlary 9, 1514 LHSBand if 4 4 4: , 4' 'iliatlileeni' SelectcdAs Senigiiffsffllass Speclal -ky Scrvmg, for Us -K Be staged March 1s,1siiUsn1er Direction 0?iSif,'paugHwg55T,f,g slowly being made. The Seniors are looking forward to the date of tryouts and the Hrst practice. Come on, gang let's make this play the best ever. Air Test . . . Air vi' lla Selected ci are as , School 1. Vxvgchool. Afternoon the 'mst for an A yy . ye! we ,, ...wreffinoifis f153:3.iif ,Q ,in -f Y,gpYiSl'Bw,,109'o,wti0'1 ta, to Mud gwletembef xd'194 . H Lcvvi-ASI.. Sul:-E5 .per gihetjnxsmeg Ytcmaggh 3A5,0ciaho - M siwa gow' Y-0fc25o5,eXasS an Mio XYTQS5 9.19 simile Mmefl ,econ -, ull - S5900 ,ji xg, ff' Rx,mbfglntex-ewlYz:nf:w?gng.:.yvwiv-9 EL SY, .. f www in AN SU , ' yewlgumhet B008 ' aft moon in tht taken by all boys he waits great opportunity for ull who are interested in the Army n..a.4.- vm... im... rw... M.. . -'ei -M- j gait-vfiQ'2Qbxli:lW fg - A, 1' , - Aged Hmm- Eqitvw, V 4, ,, ilifutieififonfgif , . 'xiiiiimw W . I K -' ' -wt V ' ' me ?::fQ:eniEQ5gii5,:f gllcamggeii, vim at vwnig xgfgw-.nv sseisage. Lfyne eY,X4 6,YaE5 ' Nlizffpqrtvfgfamei Bw . my-BBFYE Kathi? ge-as weavlifvxwhw Ravinia -berlin ii, resid wiinorls W' le wrxtefs. QW, e 5-W0 Qesilgorothi umach. 93,54 t wok Slfwrwffmachalggn Axr Liidvl l-Zxaminatlon this u ' i ' ' 17 or will bug lf the can-f Cadet l ne- lim it lmvr :i successful Prom. ilu-y wsu Library Receives Gift 0E Twenty-nine Books Um- library received a generous ilcngnion of new books in the last part of January. These books, about twentwnlnc in numhl-r. are all receni Mllllllll and Miss' The Rogers Productionllompanyg Tryouts- Planned for Feb- 23 Y' fy l of Kathleen, the will be on March 15 the play ha.-snot the director,7hI1'L not be here until tryouts, As soon selected practice The Senior been again did a with d Mr. Semi the class bee ' A an X urs DXF? SUCCGSS with The Third Honor Roll Is Announced Last Friday the Principals office announced the -following Honor Roll. We are pieascdgllanoze the appearance of some new-names that have not ip- pcarcd previously - . Juniar Depu nment D1-Mildred Schilling, Edward Yaruellg UZ-John Uetwyier, Lucille Seal-er, Nancy Davis: D3-Lois Arm Wagner, Robert Homung D4-Ilafw renee Bunkerg Joyce Kaulfmang D5-- .No names submitted, D6--Harry llarbst, Virginia Meredith: D7-Ed. ward l-liil, Patricia Holsopple. .Patricia Zeiglerg D8--Alrhert Sanchez, Betty Charlesworth: D9'-Coleman Gains- burg, Mary Slec. L1-X0 names submittedg EZ-- Joannc Aurand, William Kaiser: E3- Pliyliis Carter, Charlos Bodley, John Davies: E4-Robert Wilson, Delores Jacnbsg E5-Donald Easoni, Richard Erdley, William Heckert, Rose Hass tetlerg E6--ML-'ee Snack, Nancy Burkett, Betty Cresswellg His-Doris Spock, 'Ed' ward Sheff. AFI-Rpid Leopold, Thomas Ma:- 8 ' , 12 jnnevggefu UK? 5951, 'velwggsln cgunyerie' MMS ers- Y Hanson ' it ai- -rli it f sggtvsfii SWG ' er -M WIS arid z .. Nl l ess navigate: ae geyiiomexi. in-.' ya ,.,. gna ' 0 ?:'2:u?w!.1g?an35ciJ P-Mxlxigb, guth ygalhrgss Simmutnefsba Sl V ' D Bu D0,Dw13qag,iQf,. Su6M,,,.,..f' 35092 mwnil -A lm Nwggms 'Gaim Anya? ,rt AM Wi mm, The Maroon and Steel this year has published many outstanding issues. Students and parents have found the school pcrper interesting cmd enjoyable. The staff has cooperated with one another, and with the help of the advisors, Miss Esther Cressmcm, Mr. Luther Scott, and Mr. Ecirl McMillen, has had cr very successful school paper. To all alumni, who cxre in the Army, Nctvy, cmd Marines, the school has sent, every two weeks, a copy of the Maroon and Steel. Letters from these boys show their appreciation and grcxtefulness. When the Seniors leave this year, they will carry with them the many comical and serious experiences connected with producing this paper. Yes, the Maroon and Steel will linger long in the hearts of the class of 44 . TID AL PURE SIE LE!-lli E g X . s x Today, in a nation of free people at War, from the President of the United States down to the high school students, the value of freedom of speech is being recognized as never before. Consequently. the importance ot training which produces intelligible, effective, fearless speakers is conceded in civilian life and in the armed forces. Moreover, as we look ahead to the peace which will follow this war, we see the value speech training will have in gaining and maintaining this peace. Free men and women must be able to express themselves adequately if they are to gain the most from the freedom they have won. Therefore, We are proud that we have in our school a chapter of the National Forensic League, a national speech organization which encourages free thinking and free speech among a free people. Through the work that this organization is doing, students of Lewis- town High School are helping in the war effort and are preparing themselves to take an active place in a free world-the kind of world for which we are fighting. George Gardner fx! BANKERS' HUUHS ' f P TUBE F!-lll EHS UF MEHIEI-l The Agricultural boys have been busy the past year working their projects. These projects have been successful, and the scope has been extended. During the school year the boys husked corn, picked stringbeans, sold many garden seeds, bought many war stamps, and had successful F. F. A. parties and meetings. They also went on valuable tours and field trips. All these activities tend to lead toward a united war effort and an industrious 1943-44. Several of the Agricultural boys have given up their Agricultural aims and have entered the armed forces until after the war. In all the activities the boys gave their utmost thought and care toward the Fight for Freedom. GLEE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A few weeks after the Class of 44 entered Senior High the Girls' Glee Club was organized. There were a lot of girls who participated in this club. During the Sophomore year, the club was under the direction of Mr. Smiley until he went to serve his country. Then Mr. Koch took charge of the girls. In the Iunior and Senior years, the club Was directed by Miss Wentz. The girls were requested to sing in assembly several times which they did very successfully. The club sang the different songs of the forces of the United States to keep up the morale , I know that this weekly meeting singing together will live in our memories forever. III. BS BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club, composed of Sophomores, Iuniors, and Seniors, is serving its country and its school in various ways. Under the able supervision of Miss Mildred Wentz, the club has taken part in many assembly programs, it has appeared before many of the social organizations of town, and it has sung over W.M.R.F. Because of the valuable instruction received in this organization during their time spent in high school, many of the former members of the club are now singing in the Glee Clubs of the various camps. As the members sing the military songs, which are the favorites of all the boys, they remind these former members that Lewistown High School is doing its part by serving on the home front. Charles Huey if X' 2 BAD The Lewistown High School Ba-nd, under the direction of Mr. Palmer Mitchell, assistant Mr. Ernest Koch and student leader Thomas Scott, has been very active this year in serving on the home front. It has presented numerous concerts and has accompanied the boys Who were leaving for the armed forces to the station. There the band played a half-hour concert as a send-off. The band has boosted war stamp and bond sales by- presenting a concert for that purpose. It has taken an active part in the football games. In all of these activities, the members have given whole- heartedly of their time and effort in order to present these programs. and they hope that in this way they, too, have done their part. The Music War Council of America has awarded the band a special citation for their excellent Work in promoting the war effort. Frosta Mary Arseniu IIHCHESTHI-l The Senior Department Orchestra, under the leadership of Professor Palmer Mitchell, Prof as he is better known, has served our school successfully this year. First in importance is its faithfulness to our assembly programs. It has contributed much to make these programs a success. Next, it has taken an active part in school activities, such as plays, operettas, and radio programs. Many individual groups of the orchestra have played in assem- blies. These groups consisted of a brass choir, a saxophone sextet, a clarinet choir, and a mixed group from the different sections of the orchestra. Frosta Arseniu, the student director, has done a very fine job of filling in when Professor Mitchell could not be present. This year, as every year, there are a large number of seniors leav- ing the orchestra. If this organization in the future years does as well as it did this year, Lewistown High School will always have a magnificent orchestra. Bruce Wagner Clif? tt S its 'Kes fl ff 1 f A6235 I, gf Q35 6223 33 if my-7 , f 4 A. X! fi - 4 , ,f 5 ' X 4 ft r fx! X! 3- Siltnnfi pervision of Miss Sara Ann Bruner, has participated in numerous activities this year. In a local, state, and national poster contest, sponsored by the United Commercial Travelers, a great number of members from the Art Department participated. In the state-Wide contest. two Lewistown seniors won second and third prizes, and in the national contest one of our seniors won second prize. During the Christmas season, we were pleasantly surprised by the fes- tive appearance of our school, accom- plished by the efforts of our faculty members. Two seniors also painted a frieze portraying an old-fashioned Christmas scene. This frieze was banked on either side by lighted trees and surrounded by festoons of ever- greens. Each year the department presents an assembly program. This year it illustrated how artists are serving America in the war effort. We should all realize the importance of our Art Department, and the great contribution it is giving to the school and community. Ann Canedy The Art Department, under the su- IIPEHETT DANIEL BOONE In every school term there is one outstanding event, and for the freshman class it is the operetta. This year's production was Daniel Boone, written by Geoffrey F. Morgan and Samuel Richard Gaines. Its clever script and catchy melodies made it a mem- orable evening for th-e many patrons who attended. The success of the show is attributed tothe line spirit of co-operation which existed between the di- rectors and the cast. The dramatics were capably handled by Mrs. Iohn S. Neal, Ir., and the music was directed by Mrs. Iohn Hartzler, assisted by Mr. Ernest Koch, who led the orchestra: and Iean Young, who served as pianist. The dances were artistically staged under the care- ful supervision of Miss Charlotte Walker, while Mr. Harold B. Kilheffer was in charge of the scenery. The plot was laid in the stockade at Boonesbor- ough, Kentucky, in the year 1776. Daniel Boone Uay Riden, Ir.J and Richard Calla- way KGeorge Saylorl succeeded in making peace with Cornstalk Uohn Yocuml and his braves. The Indian chief volunteered to go as a hostage to Mount Pleasant with Flanders flames Lynchl. Several pio- neers, seeking revenge, killed Cornstalk, and the In- dians took to the warpath. Daniel's brother, Squire Boone CPaul Heckertl, brought news from Philadel- phia of the Declaration of Independence. In the meantime, the girls, Betsy Ueanne Pearsonl, Iemina tAudrey Ganoel, and Frances fPhyllis Shumakerl, decided to go lor a boat-ride on the river near the stockade. They were captured and held prisoners by the Indians. After much -anxiety on the part of the mothers, Mrs. Boone KBetty lane Dillingl and Mrs. Callaway fMargie Graharnl, the girls were rescued by their lovers, Samuel Henderson fLawrence Bun- kerl, Flanders Callaway flames Lynchl, and Iohn Holder Uohn Detwylerl. All ended well when Ezekiel Pogue fDean Clarkl persuaded Tabitha McSplinster fBetty Herbsterl to become his wife, theirs making the fourth couple. ' The leads were ably supported by the choruses, who appeared as pioneer women, settlers, and Indi- ans. Much credit is also due to Barbara Bradley, who so competently filled the position of prompter. Daniel Boone will surely rank high among the annual freshman productions. M N x ,gi 'L f L, A.. GOLD STARS Raymond Krepps lack Peters Forest Fisher Richard Toner Lee Lutz 1916 Harold Miller 1917 Edward Smith 1918 Iohn Dipple Harold Cohen Charles Spangler 1920 Randall Leopold 1921 Richard Cargill Harry Price Chauncey Shull 1922 Theodore Kline Brown Sterrett 1923 Richard Garrett Iames Hoffman Iohn Nolte Hughbert Odell Iames P. Smith Howard Stackpole Donald Wagner Darwin Wisehaupt X-L' 5- s ,,. 1924 Arthur LeRoy Baker Edward F. Brent Norris M. Houser George R. Kieferle Harry L. Lynn Dean W. Miller William E. Musser Ioe Simon Leon P. Showers Russell Edward Stone Mary Margaret Sigler 1925 Leon M. Ford F. Nelson Hickernell Ioseph E. Hummell Walter A. Lilley 1926 William L. Harper Charles W. Leonard Robert L. Lynch Eugene M. Musser Lewis E. Patton Charles I. Stambaugh David E. Wolfgang 1927 Mida Biddle Mildred Bell William S. Gutshall Russell H. Lyter Mitchell Preston Ray S. Welsh :L Sfell rm. At l ,J THUSE The Lewistown High School is very proud of its Honor Holl of 885 persons. We realize that We may have unintentionally omitted many names of our graduates in the service and should appreciate any information which will help to make our roll complete. 1928 Hazel Benner Iames Bryant Frank R. Carter Paul E. Fetterolf Leonard Friend Ralph R. Gutshall Charles H. Lepley Claude K. Rupert Clare R. Rupp Iames D. Strickland Iohn C. Snyder Paul F. Veley 1929 Ralph A. Hanawalt Styron I. Reichenbach Charles G. Reynolds Norman Smith Edward Snyder Arthur Snook 1930 Iohn A. Dick Iohn Wesley Horning Maxwell E. Gregory Donald C. Kerstetter Frank M. Parker a 1931 Geo. Fredric Amend, Ir. Wilson M. Baker Bruner L. Bowersox I. Lewis Garrett Iames C. Keyes Ioseph E. Lyons Clyde H. North Clifford Riley Rexford R. Strickland Iohn L. Ward Lillian Lane Miriam Troxell 1932 DeWitt Bearley Haven L. Bearley Paul Coleman Donald I. Dughi Lee F. Faust Ellis W. Fisher Iames W. Fleming Everett Haines Kenneth Hamsher Iohn Hassan George l. Howe Torris Kitting Iohn I. Kramer Clifford Knepp George Musser Charles Noble Kenneth Reynolds Robert M. Ritzman Luther V. Rhodes Lewis Rothrock Walter M. Smiley Harry Stumpff Edward Thompson Morris Tomilson Lulu Wian Iames Zampelli 1933 David E. Anderson Leonard Leroy Aurand Donald E. Baker Donald E. Biddle Weldon Eugene Bloom Francis L. Bobb Carl E. Buffington Benjamin Casner Charles R. Carter William P. Clinger Samuel Cohen Z fff f N , 4 f' Fixx -sa ff - I , WHII Stanley L. Dolin. Iohn William Dughi Robert Fisher Robert Elwood Gross Iohn W. Hassinger Frederick H. Hayes Samuel Newton Kelso, Ir Roy F. Kepler Iohn D. Keim Iohn Kline Iohn I. Lennartz George McKeever Charles Wesley Noble, Ir. Ralph S. Parker Charles E. Peters Walter G. Reed, Ir. Richard Shepherd Wilson Shields Samuel Smoker Stewart P. Taub 1934 Gordon L. Adair Glenn Nelson Aurand Donald Bailey Leithead W. Bailey Robert W. Beaver I. Howard Bell Warren Collins Andrew I. Davids Frank E. Duncan Norman Fawly Felix M. Frelin Darwin Garrett Ralph H. Harmon Robert B. Healy Leon H. Iacobs Iohn H. Iohnstonbaugh Iacob O. Kling George McKeever Charles M. McLaughlin George A. Miller Sears Oldt William D. Orth Wayne R. Phenicie Vernon D. Shields, Ir. Iames E. Spigelmyer Mildred Summers Vernon M. Tabb Boyd Wertz 1935 Leonard Adler Iames M. Amend Albert V. Attivo Robert O. Bailey Merrill W. Bailor UW SERVE Virginia Bloom Guy A. Bowlby Carl G. Brubaker George O. Chilcoate Clayton Cliitord Paul G. Cressman, Ir. Henry H. Davis Robert A. Derr Thomas A. Dixon Raymond Fisher Iames W. Fleming Max Fleming Earl E. Haller Reuben Kline Harry K. Kochenderier Iames K. Landis Edwin M. Lerch Robert C. Long Iohn N. Manbeck Hugh Linn McAlister Russell W. McLain William W. Oldt Lewis A. Peters Thomas W. Phillips Iames Reed Iohn H. Rentschler Walter A. Rex Elmer. L. Rothrock Carl T. Russ Charles F. Schroyer, Ir. Russell E. Shatzer Harold K. Shields Leslie B. Stackpole Eugene Stricker Stinson R. Swyers Iames E. Toner Grant E. Treaster Willard H. Uhl David Van Zant Stanley F. Vogel Roland Warntz David A. Zeiders Dorothy Woomer 1936 Robert V. Bachman R. Cleon Bailey I. Albert Bair Edgar T. Bell Donald E. Bilger Arthur R. Cook Donald O. Cupp Reynolds P. Deavor Robert E. Ellis Kenneth Fetters W. Foster Fleming Paul M. Gilt Benjamin F. Glendye Merrill W. Goss Henry D. Grumbine Prestie M. Headings, Ir. Harold G. Henry Louie B. lliofi Milton A. Iones Richard M. Iordan Ionas B. Kauffman, Ir. Carl M. Kerk Thomas C. Lohman Edwin Lundvall Lane L. McAlister Wilbur D. McLaughlin I. Irvin Miller Richard E. Mowler Donald C. Mundy William R. Oles, Ir. Edward E. Page Robert W. Pauly Harold Powell Elwood H. Rarick Robert D. Rentschler I. Kenneth Reynolds William Rhodes Robert O. Rothrock I. Phil Ruhl Thomas I. Ryan Robert F. Schucht Iohn L. Seiler Harold Shields Stanley Carl Shirk Charles T. Snook Fred Engene Snook Kenneth W. Spigelmyer Robert L. Stever Charles E. Temple Lorna Zettle 1937 Iames R. Benfer Willis A. Alexander, Ir. Ioseph A. Amend Albert W. Berrier Merle Bender Donald D. Berheimer A. Shuman Beward Iames Charles Bloom, Ir. Iohn W. Brehman Ira O. Brower Iames B. Brown Robert B. Brugler, Ir. Edward T. Check Howard Allen Clark Harry G. Corkins William N. Corkins Russell W. Craig Eugene R. Craig William R. Crider Robert E. Dearner Harry Derr Donald D. Foucart Paul F. George Samuel A. Getz, Ir. George L. Griffith Robert P. Groninger William H. Grumbine Melvin M. Harder Ioseph A. Hamilton Samuel H. Hendricks Iames H. Hill Robert D. Hoifman Robert P. Kennedy Robert B. Keith Iames W. Knepp Robert W. Lilley William I. Lutz Roy R. McCardle Howard McCoy Harry W. McKee Robert D. Miller Paul I. Montgomery Merle B. Mort Wesley B. Mumper Robert Nein Ray S. Orme Robert E. Ritter Ronald K. Rouse William F. Sagar Iames P. Snook Ioseph Steinbarger Richard C. Stravalo Herbert H. Taub Harry B. Thatcher William Truscott Willis R. Tubbs Leonard Vogel Donald R. Wolfkill Ioseph F. Yearick Lindley N. Yerg Paul E. Zeiders Richard Winegardner 1938 Robert Folk Robert Elder Charles R. Seiler Samuel I. Bailey Donald R. Brehman Ioseph S. Brown Robert B. Brugler Dean A. Burchiield William H. Campbell Cloyd F. Clare tContinued on Page 85l LASSIES t Dorothy Stimely, Delores Hale, Betty George, Mary Bachman, Doris Hendricks, Beverly Rachau, Betty Wagner, Ann Canedy, Ioyce Stroup, Mary Phenicie, Leatrice Levine, Patsy Hall. SHY-MAIDS Ruth Boyer, Phyllis Shade, Lois Powell, Patty Van- Dyke, Lois Ganoe, Clemens Goss, Peggy Britt, loyce Lose. BY-HECKS Betty Whiteman, Shirley Yarnell, Ruth O'Donell, Mary Ellen Thompson, Peggy Davis, Margie Cockrill, loyce Snook, Nancy McCormick. KATHLEEN The cast for the senior class play, Kathleen, which was held the 16th and 17th of March, worked industriously to make the play a success. The cho- ruses practiced after school, while the principal char- acters practiced every evening at 7:U0. A The play was produced by the Iohn B. Rogers Producing Company, and it was under the direction oi Paul T. Haagen, Ir., who patiently worked with the cast. His work was greatly appreciated by all who participated in this musical comedy. A list oi the main characters is as follows: Lem Underduck, Flynnville's Police Force, Donald Luck Teckley Bramble, Best Checker Player in Town, George Davidson Arabella Wilkins, Village Postmistress. . .Ioyce Wertz Iimmy Stanton, Rich in Love, but Poor in Toil, Iames Abbott Flossie Neverset, Who Flirts and Dances, Kathryn Page Michael Flynn, Flynnville's Wealthiest Resident, Richard Keiser Kathleen, Michael's Niece and Ward, Mary Ann O'Meara Hans Swindler, Proprietor of The General Store, Philip Sitkins Ned Rollingston, a College Boy ..... Richard Rodgers Higgins, the Butler ...,.......,....... Max Meredith The choruses' were made up ot the remaining seniors. GUEST GIRLS Pat Billman, Dotty Decker, Louise Fisher, Mary Phe- nicie, Leatrice Levine, Betty Whiteman, Peggy Davis, loyce Gilliland, Doris DeLong, Ruth Boyer., DANCE-O-MANIA Peggy Davis, Betty Whiteman, Dorothy Stimely, Alma Miller, Margie Marks, Lorraine Shontz, Madge Wedlake, Shirley Shimp. VILLAGE BOYS Wilson Harpster, Iames Wian, Harold Wertz, lack Howell, Richard Cargill, Lewis Ughetto, Phares Bach- man, George Baird, Charles Huey, Carl Vogt, Robert Thompson, Alden Amig, Merrill Snoolc, Arden White, Bruce Wagner, lack Stellmak. fff Xx gf ff 3 14' x , ff f o Cc 55a ATHLETICS THE VALUE OF SPORTS Our boys who are fighting on the tar tlung battletronts of the world are 'thankful for the training that they received in our local high schools. It helped them prepare for this world wide conflict. We truly have been fortunate in our physical training program. Our earliest training in school teaches us the true value of sports either as an active participant or an onlooker. It gives us stamina, both mental and physical, and we place a true value on physical and mental well-being. Sportsmanship in the United States is placed at a higher value than worldly goods. A green boy in his Freshman year, by his exercising, coaching, and training, is built into athletic material. By the same token we take an army ot green soldiers and build the greatest army the world has ever known. lt is only by training our boys tor sports in high school that we have the army material when we need it so badly. While our boys are fighting all over the globe, we in Lewistown High School have the same fighting spirit in all ol our sport meets. James O. Wian FUIJTBALI. The record for the football team was not as we had antici- pated, but we gained experience and prepared tor next year's season by using many underclassmen.-Despite a slow start, the Panther Eleven steadily improved to end the season with a commendable record. The coaches deserve a lot of credit for their long hours of coaching and drilling which appeared in vain for awhile. Then, starting with the Altoona game, the Panthers began to show improvement andwon the last three games. Lost to next year's team by graduation will be lim Charles, Booker Beckwith, Milky Goss, Swoon Abbott, Baldy Alig, Iamo Wian, Buzz ,Harpster, and Carl Vogt. These boysireally played football lor old L. H. and all of them will be missed next year. i Alden Amig Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. FOOTBALL SCORES Y L.H.S. Opp. Selinsgrove H. S. ...... .. 6 13 Westmont H. S. ......... U 28 Carson Long Institute ,... 21 B Tyrone H. S. ....,...., . O 28 Windber H. S. ........ . 7 27 Lock Haven H. S. ,. . 7 33 Altoona H. S. .... .. 12 34 Mt. Union H. S. . .. 32 U Ferndale H. S. ,......, .. 26 13 Holidaysburg H. S. . . . . . Z1 7 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. 10111 Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. BASKETBALL SCORES L.H.S. Opp. Selinsgrove H. S. CHD ....,......... 33 40 Selinsgrove H. S. KAJ .... 45 41 State College H. S. CHI ... 25 16 Altoona H. S. tHl ......, 24 38 Iohnstown C. H. S. KAP .. . 39 25 Mount Union H. S. KHD 38 27 Hollidaysburg H. S. KHl . . . ,. 51 Z9 Huntingdon H. S. KAP .... 48 32 Tyrone H. S. KHD ...... 45 25 Altoona H. S. CAD ..... 38 47 Philipsburg H. S. KAD .... 28 33 Mount Union H. S. KA! 40 22 State College H. S. CAD . . . .. . 44 21 Hollidaysburg H. S. UU . . . . . . 37 3U Huntingdon H. S. fHl .,.. 20 24 Iohnstown C. H, S. KHJ ... ... 33 38 Tyrone H. S. tAl ........ . Philipsburg H. S. CHP .... FOOTBALL COACHES Mr. Riden Director of Athletics Head Football Coach Wrestling Baseball Mr. Hufford Line Coach Mr. Miller I. V. Football I. V. Basketball Mr. Swetek Trainer BASKETBALL COACHES Mr. Wike Faculty Manager Basketball Coach Golf - Tennis Mr. Sheridan Trainer Baseball Mr, Shearer Intermediate Baseball Mr. Romig Assistant Manager of Athletics Front Row Cleft to rightl-Howell, Wertz, Goodwin, Harpster, Abbott, Graham. Back Row- Goss fMgr.l, Troupe, Beckwith, Vaughn, Mr. Wike fCoachl, Traxler, Ughetto, Shenk, Bachman fMgr.l. xiii .' ' . lr 5 - . 5 Q ' .I B , E W , 2 - - X 1 I haf BASHETB LL PANTHER CHAMPS Lewistown High School won the iirst half of the Mountain League by beating Huntingdon in the second playoff game. 39-27. The second half got under way with the Panthers win- ning their first two games of the League. The Panthers antici- pate bringing the eighth championship to L. H. S. The basketball team has established a very successful record so far this season by winning eleven games and losing six games. The team will miss six seniors next season. They are Iames Abbott, who we expect to be second or third in the Mountain League scoring, Iack Howell, the Panther that held Ulsh to 5 points in one gameg Louis Ughetto, that small but mighty substitute, Herbert Troupe, the player with wavy hairy Charles Beckwith, whose build is envied by all the girls, Wilson Harpster, the boy who is always bouncing all over the floor. These boys were aided in their success by Graham, Shenk, Wertz, Goodwin, Vaughn, Traxler, and Bratton. To Mr. Wike, the faithful coach of the L. H. S. Basketball team, the players and the school extend a vote of thanks. .JW--.4 MR. L. E. BAIRD Soccer Coach Wrestling Coach SOCCER Thompsontown . . . McAlisterville . . Millerstown .... Port Royal ...4,.. Thompsontown . . . McAlisterville , . Port Royal Millerstown . , Front new-Gardner, Burkerf, Ugheuo, Howell ccqpwirn, Wagner, Baird, Copeland. second ' V Row-Mr. L. E. Baird, Brown, Stamey, Schiling, Baird, Shenk, Snook, Mr. R. Wike. Third Row- scomas 1..H.s. opp. .. 0 0 ,. 5 1 ,. o 0 .. 2 0 ., 1 1 .. 1 0 ,. 3 1 .. 1 0 Lewis, Dressler, Maurey, Stuckenrath Wheeler. Back Row-Brugler, Van Natta, Hassinger, Boova. SUIICEH This year our Soccer team completed the most successful season in its history. The booters not only were undefeated in eight games, won five, and tied three, but also brought the Tri-County League championship to L. H. S. for the first time. During the entire season our team scored 13 goals and built a strong defense which held our oponents to a mere 3 the entire year. Much of the credit for the highly successful season must go to our new soccer coach, Mr. L. E. Baird, who, by his faith- ful efforts, developed the team into a championship bination. Lost to next year's team by graduation will be George Baird, Louis Ughetto, Bruce Wagner, Wallace Burkert, and lack Howell. These boys gave all they had to make our soccer team a power in the Tri-County League and will be missed next season. COII1- Iack Howell Front Row Cleft to rightl--McClean, Adams, Dubendort, Bailey, McCory, Gregg. Second Row -Stull iMgr.l, Shoemaker, Snook, E. Snook, W. Baird, G. Baird, Snook, Rodkey, Thomas Mgr.l. Back Row-Mr. Biden lCoachl, Van Natta, Wagner, Lewis, Thomas, Clark, Mayes, Mr. L. E. Baird KCoachl. WHESTLI G L.H.S. Opp. 2 5 TENNIS April Z4 State College .... May 5 Carson Long .. .. 5 May 8 State College , , , . . . 4 May 15 Carson Long ...... 5 Won 3: Lost l. GOLF April Z4 State College .... . 12 April 30 Burnham ...... . . 4V2 May 8 State College . . , . . 9112 May 19 Burnham .,.,........... 3Vz May 21 Burnham ....,...,,..,,. 6 Harvey Orth won the State Championship. 1 3 Z Orin. rf 3 lUVz 5V2 14112 12 April April May May May May Mfw May April May May May May May BASEBALL L.H.S. Opp. Port Royal .,.... , . . Z 12 Carson Long . . . . . . 5 0 Iuniata Ioint .... . , . 3 2 Huntingdon . . . . . . 5 4 Port Royal .... . . . 6 8 Carson Long .... . . . 2 U Iuniata Ioint .....,.. . , . 7 U Huntingdon . ,...,.....,. U 1 Won 5, Lost 3. TRACK Opp. Carson Long . . . . . . 55 52 State College . , . . . . . . 62 54 Carson Long .,...... , , . B2 55 Mt. League Meet .... . . . 2nd Place Huntingdon ..,....,,.,.. 48 61 District 6 Meets ...,.,... 4th Pl.-20 Pls Dual Meets-Won 35 Lost 1. 17660017 I-72017 FEM? vi FREN M K 5 Z fi xxX M lf ll Af- flhxwllll! L ' 9 1 ll ll A fl Xll THE FUUH Today Americans, including more than six hundred graduates of Lewistown High School, are fighting all over the world to preserve the Four Freedoms: Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear. The students of L. H. S., as Well as every other true American on the home front, are doing their part to further these Freedoms. The students of L. H. S. and the people of America are helping to finance the war by buying all the war bonds and stamps that they can. This makes it possible for our boys to go into battle free from the want of proper equipment. If our men in service have the equipment that they need to win battles, they go into battle unafraid. This is only one instance that indicates the de- sire oi the people to safeguard the Four Freedoms. When We leave old L. H. S., we are ready to begin our careers unafraid and confident. We have received an education, and we do not have to worry about,our futures because there are many oportunities for high school graduates at all times. We are indeed thankful that we live in a democracy where it IS so easy to secure a high school edu- catlon uf L, .I-45:9 ffm XJ if f if' Q :rp-pit X 'U . 3 'fx XY X - TC, :, 1 -A -,L 1 It I -1 Q . . x f! X X t 4 sxl '-llli:':.+4,, .egg - . -Q ,-'xi-. N H NWN xl'-73 e-5. . Q 'x N lg 5 I' x X-Sm .X il Ar , I : .X ,ZA-1, ,, en., - Xl: ff?- X ze, 'JL T X. f .Q - I Xi l T V' -J X. flag! f .. . ,L 4, -f V - ,f A N ' 4. iw KN ,I L: s -. .h VH? ' '. X 4.-ir' ., -h Q.. 13, -'-rims - -,,2.,E,4'l Q-- 1 1'47, --w f tml' xx :5,3g2fg11'Qf:3- Nxxlr xi : -LT .fQ ' . ex -- X 1-R , .40 N. is 127. I ' lil . X , wx? K A 4 , g-:Fig R 0,1 Xi? - f' ,FCI Q , Zi ' . - FHEEIJU S In America we are entitled to Freedom of Speech, likewise in high school We have this same privilege. We can express our opinions by editorials in the Maroon and Steel, our high school newspaper. Through the Student Council We govern ourselves in school. The members of the Council are elected by the students, and they act ac- cording to the Wishes ot the students. We are also free to express our ideas in the classroom during discussions. The students ot L. H. S. are encouraged to make use of this freedom. One of the most cherished of all the free- doms is the Freedom of Religion. Here again the pupils of L H S are urged to enyoy rel1g1ous freedom The Tr1 H1 Y s and H1 Y s which are high school clubs organized on a religious basis, welcome members of all creeds. In L. H. S. there are no restrictions pertaining to religion. At the present time, We are engaged in the greatest of all wars. Regardless of the cost, We are going to win this war to pre- serve the Four Freedoms and everything else for which America stands. 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Helen De Verter .. Gisie Gisewhite , . . Friskey Frisky . , . Sis Hannon . .. Pat Harpster . . . . Tootsie Henry .... . Knepp Knepp .,.. . Shirley McCormick Miller Miller ..... . Betty Musser .,.. , Norris Norris ......, Corpuscle Newman Marg Roger ..,., . Rig Reigle ....... . Min Rhodes ...... . Schucky Schucht .. Herk Stame ' y ..... 'Stewart Stewart .. Dakota' Whary ..... Billy Wright . . , B-I Ambition . . . . , . . . . .To graduate from Penn State ....To make a success oi the Army join the Navy grow taller grow big pass English . . . .To pass French just ONCE . . . .To be a good jitter bug dancer . . . .To fellow in Bill's footsteps in the Navy .................Toget to school ontime find the right ONE ...To get a date with General Sherman . . . ,To be or not to be-that is the question be a typist . . . . . . , . . . .To get THIN without reducing ....To be near an army camp in Texas goto the Aleutians beaNavy wife . . . .To make the women . .. ....,.,.......... To rate with her . ............,........,... To be a good nurse be president ot the I. Y. K. T. C. . . . . . . . . .To be on convoy duty with the I. Y. K. T. C. . . . .To get some Will -power from Woodland Avenue tour the United States . . . . , . . . . ,To get and hold a certain soldier .. .To be valedictorian ot the I. Y. K. T. C. beamortician shorten my Proboscis marry Frank . .... .. .To be a successful woliess B-2 - Ambition ...To have any man come home to stay beasuccess beinthe musical world tind a shorter route to Burnham be with a certain Betty-Sunday, Monday, and Always To be a comedian visit England get acouple A's ...........To visit a U, S. CSD Ranger ....To be a successiul beauty culturist be a newspaper reporter rate that certain someone . . . .To see that certain someone in New York again be an old maid goto Syracuse,N. ..,.To rate that certain good looking farmer I. B. see a certain someone? ........,...To be an old maid school-teacher , . ,To be a great Horse-woman ....To have Dick come up on time ...........To goto Rhode Island get two corpuscles get outotschooi make a certain P. G. girl- Betty be with a certain G. B. Sunday, Monday, and Always To get an A in I. Y. K. T. C- get an ambition see my manin his uniform .To have the second row the Roxie reserved every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday .............TogetanAinSpanish Q 1 n Name Serge Bailor ., Bill Baird ,..... , Bickie Bickhart . . . , Dot Brannon , , . . Brownie Brown . . . Georgia Ellinger ,, Rosie Esposito . . . . Buckem Faust . . . . Gee Gee Garber . Beanie Hanna , , . , Barby Io Heck . ,. 'Mary Kays .,.. . 'Iean Knouse . . . . 'Ruthie Lane ..... . 'Viv McCormick . . . 'Clitt Miller .... . 'Shirley Miller .. . 'Doris Myers . , . . 'Ruthie O'Brien .. . 'Rig Reigle ..... . 'Betty Lou Ross 'Whitey Schilling ., 'Bobby Steltzer, . . . 'Blondie Stine ..... . 'Stucky Stuckenrath 'Redhead' Wilson .. 'Phil Yocum .... . Cookie Billman .. Ioycie Bottortt Ann Brindel . , . . Kay Davies .... . . Dettie Detwyler .. . Barney Dughi . .. Ann Foulk . . . . . Margie Haley . . . . Ioyce Haywood .. Dot Landis ..., . . Turkey Miterko .. Ian Moist ....... . . Shortey McIntyre Pee Wee Palm . . . . Reeder Reeder . .. IUNIOR RIGAMAROLE B-3 ..,.To buil Ambition .....To get into the ..To wait for the Navy be .........To get anA .. .To get rid ot that S .. .To know halt as many Armed Forces go to Arizona to come home a Bookkeeper in a Latin test outhern accent To succeed big words as? . . , . . .To be a grease monkey . . . . . . . .To see Ioe's roommate .. .. .To learn .....To to do algebra get a date with Bill Eisenhart .To be a nurse ...To wait for a certain sailor To reach 5' 4 .. ,.,,., .. .To be a minister ., To be a secretary ...To own a pet Scotty dog ....To control that Irish temper .To learn to play more 'drums ...To go camping more often join the Navy d an apartment house over Veronica Lake To be a housewife . . , . . . .To get into engineering ,To have the Bus be on time ...To be a good stenographer B-4 .To go to camp more otten .To drive a car To pass physics ....To be a Dean in college 1 11 Fra' 555 'O ......To be me NE algebra test beatypist get some sleep ...,To wear a pair of silver wings lose fifty pounds driveacar . . . . .To settle down in Yeagertown . , . .To be alive Rush around To see Downing play for Y. H. S. Shermy Sherman ...........,.............. Sis Smith . ,...,.. Sara Wagner ..... . 'Teenie Zannino .. Buble Ruble . . . . . Whitey Arnold . . . Moe Garrett ..... Snakey Graham . 'Stokey Haefiner . .. Iona Warfel .... . Q 'Hank Shenk . . .. 'Stretch Wilson Name 'Ginny Angney .. . 'Donie Bloom . . . 'Sadie Brindel. . . . 'Ian Burns .... . 'Lila Cowder . . . . 'Ethel Donahey 'Iggie Egolf .,.. . 'Pat Fisher , . . . 'Shirley Goss . .. 'Shirl Houser . . . . 'Billie Klose ....,. . 'Shortstutf Lane . . . 'Mac McKinley 'Ioan Moyle .... . 'Mary Nelli . 'Smitty Smith . . . 'Nomie Suloii .... . 'Swartzie Swartz . , . . ........ To be an orchestra leader To be able to sing: Do, Ray , 61 Me To be a Sherlock Holmes and run around with Watson To get some sleep To drive a car 'A 4 ' ' U ' A ' A ' ' more often To see more-ra skip history class ..To be a Knute Rockne or a Red Grange hang Shicklegruber ......,....'I'o bea Graham-Snake .. . . .To be an Evangelical minister ...,.....Tobeagoodhusband B-5 A Ambition To change the schools attendance rules , ,................... To spoon with Bloom iny days, she thinks they are just Ducky To join the Marines and be with lim get some sleep get shorthand hear . ,,.. To hear from the N from the Navy avy more otten pass my lunior Year ..........To date that certain blonde . ,... ,........ T o be a private secretary ....To be commander of the armed forces Join the Navy graduate gain weight .,..To go for a glider ride with Bob win acertain man .........To get to go to Baltimore 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'Ianie Taylor. . . . 'Fawn Yocum .... . 'Lois Young . . . . 'Lois Megahan. . . . 'Chub Briner ..... . 'Don Hardsock . . . 'Pork Nein .... . 'Red Steininger ,. 'Torn Van Natta. . . . 'Dick Basom .... . 'Bing Bingaman . . . . 'Iunior Brumbaugh . Gene Burlew ...... lim Coiiey ........ Hygear Conaway . . . Bottle Dressler . . . 'Trapper Gers ., Grossy Gross .. lack Irrgang , . . Bud Kerstetter . . . Deadeyeu Kibe . , . Boob Long . . . Iug McCrory . . . Pat McClure .,... . Chuck Mellinger .. 'Bill Noerr ...... , 'Dick Reese . . . . Lindy Rodkey . . . Doug Shearer . .. Hunter Showers . .. Slim Silfies ...,. . Silky Silkman . . . Stooge Fern ...,.. . Stevey Stevenson . .. Frog Swanger .... . Name Tex Ammerman . .. Muscles Davidheiser Ben Davis ...,..... Mart Deamer . ,... . Dizzy Desiderati . . . Dubie Dubendorf . . 'Sa:m Elsesser ..... . 'Club-Foot Everly .. Bugs Gibbons .,., . Gertie Logan . . . , Fibbern McKee . . . Truck Moeller . . . . 'Bud Musser . . . . Tent Page ...... . 'Blondie Rush . . . . 'Pete Rankin ...... . 'Mary Lou Warner , Bill Weaver . . . . , . . 'Hank Wike ,,... . 'Runt Wilson . . . Pete Arehtzi ,. . . Don Aurand .... . 'F ritz Baughman . . . 'Cootie Coudriet .. . 'Pete Divens .... . 'Brownie Estep .. 'Gremlin Goss . . . 'Bill Goss ..... . 'Ed Hoyer ..,.. . 'Bill Kennedy . . . . 'Iohn Kratzer . .. 'Little Little , . , . 'Lumbo Leach 'Parks Park ..... . 'Ted Shaffer ...... . 'Shawboo Shawver 'Dick Shoop ...... . 'Rabbit Shultz. , . . 'Dick Wilson . . . 'Whitey White . . . ....To be a Navy nurse to win a Navy ma:n's heart . . . . . . . . . .To get more letters from a certain sailor be a lady wrestler . . , . . . ,To be cr second Iudy Garland and sing for Snook To own Lewistown Dry Cleaning and Laundry Company be with Hassinger inthe Navy beamusician get ajob ...,.To attend another conference at State College be a good draitsman . . . . . .To be a draftsman .. ........ To be a sailor .........To be a draitsman ...........To be Navybound ....To beat Iack Curry's time .....,...To be a draitsman ,...,To be an airplane pilot .......,..To own a good car ...,,To be like Charles Atlas . . . . . . . .. .To pass chemistry ........,..To be a sailor . . , .To be a mechanic ...........To be a mechanic .,..,......To learn how to skate ...,.To be a good wood butcher get new tires ........To tangle with Noerr ....To get an A from Mart .........To be a drattsman ............To be a gunner ....To be a Naval Air Cadet ....,...To be an A student ....To be the Belltown mayor . . . . . ,To be a football star ......To date lane again 11-V2 Ambition .....,.....ToiointheNavy ,,..'I'o get in the Air Corps ..........-.To be an electrician . . . ...,,....,....,.. To be a machinist To be a machinist ...............TogetintheMarineAirCorps .....To get out with every girl in High School beachemist ,.............,..TobeaMerchant Marine ...,.To get his dad's car one night .......,..To getadate with Sue ..........To geaFlightOiiicer .....To get in the Navy .........To get agirl .......,.To bowl 300 once beaiire chief To ring the bell on a fire truck .To catch a fox ........,To get out oi the daze ...To drive WaIner's iire truck ll-V3 ....TokeepupwithRose . . . .To become a farmer . .. ,. .. .To learn to type ...,.To steer a P. T. boat ,...To be a good butcher . . . . .To become a Marine . . . .To be an electrician . . ...To be a iire tighter . , . . , .To be a machinest ....To be a lay-out man be alone .....To get along with Mort ......To become a cowboy .........,..To get aboveaD .....To become an electrician ......,.....To be adrait bait become an electrician ....To find another boarding house besides Beulah's become a sailor .....To be a boxer like Conn We Want to thank the following persons who have helped to make this book possible by contributing as patrons. AUTOMOBILES, REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES: BUILDERS' SUPPLIES: Automotive Supply Company Lewistown Lumber 6. Supply Co Cupp Motor Company H ISuccessor to I-I. E. Kneppl Lewistown Garage, Incorporated Novak Motor Company Rittenhouse Body Works AXE MANUFACTURERS: Mann Edge Tool Company BA KE RS : Letterman Bros. Bakery BARBERS: I. W. Dimeo Barber Shop O. E. Forsht Barber Shop Kenawe11's Barber Shop Rhodes' Barber Shop Ruhl 61 Rowe BICYCLES: Whitels Bicycle Store BOTTLERS: Lewistown Bottling Co. Miller Bottling Works BROADCASTING STATIONS: WMBF BOWLING ALLEYS: Lewistown Bowling Center es BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS Lewistown Standard Building 5. Loan CI-IIROPODISTS: Dr. Walter W. Bearley CIGARS AND TOBACCO: Barker's Smoke Shop CLEANERS AND PRESSERS: Bell Laundry 6. Cleaners Fleming Cleaners Lewistown Dry Cleaning 6. Laundry Co Schutawie's Cleaning 6. Pressing CLOTI-IING: Bob Davis Emanuel Falk Goldman's Ioe Katz Store Krentzman Ladies' Ladies' Bazaar Rubin Sport Shop Smith Brothers The Famous Store The Princess Shop Shoppe COAL: Estella M. Lawley Albert W. Swank-Phone 4104 CONFECTIONERS: Diana Candy Shoppe H. B. Goss Candy Co. Ianet's Confectionery Store Lewistown Candy Co. Mr. Harold B. Fleisher Shunkwiler Candy Company CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS: W. D. Steinbach's Sons CREAMERIES AND MILK DEALERS: Hoffman's Sealtest Ice Cream Lewistown Pure Milk Co. Supplee-Wills-Iones Milk Co. DENTISTS: Dr. T. M. Alexander Dr. I. G. Birmingham Dr. H. G. Mumma DEPARTMENT STORES: McCrory's 5-10 and 25c Store DRESSMAKERS: Marion Pennepacker Marion E. Stouck DRUGS: P. W. Bachman-Wholesale Drugs P. M. Headings ELECTRIC APPLIANCES: Eisenhart Appliance Co. Roy Gates Electric FLORISTS: Lewistown Florist Miller's Greenhouse and Flower Shop A. B. Sowers FUNERAL DIRECTORS: Ralph Barchus Fretz Funeral Home FURNACES: Mauery's Sheet Metal Shop FURNITURE: Kauffman Music and Furniture House A. Kitting Bros. Wolf Furniture Co. FURRIERS: Iacobs' Fur Shop GAS COMPANIES: Atlantic States Gas Co.. Inc. GASOLINE AND OIL: Lundvall Service Station R. M. Sassaman GIFTS: lWeaver's Gift and Iewelry GROCENRS: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Rachau Mrs. B. M. Bachman's Grocery Bedelyon's Grocery L. I. Glick Iohn B. Huey Meloni's Grocery and Meats Earl F. Rhine Iohn Smith Ughetto's Grocery I-IAIRDRESSERS: Marian's Beauty Shop Vogue Beauty Shoppe I-IARDWARE: Ulsh-Shinkel Hardware Co. HOTELS: Hotel Lewistown Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Walker INDIVIDUALS: Thomas G. Thompson. S lf Peggy Beasley George Lytle. A.A.F. Poss Hess, A.A.F. Peggy Wertz Harold A. Wertz A Friend A Friend Mrs. Tressie E. Wagner U.S.N. A Friend Mr. L. F. Snook INSURANCE AGENTS: H. C. Kerstetter Co. IEWELERS: McClure's Iewelry Store Francis Orris, Ieweler Wilt's Iewelers LAWYERS: Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. H Howard O. Lantz LOANS: ' Personal Finance Co. MARBLE AND GRANITE: Luck Monument Co. NEWS AGENCIES: Lewistown News Co. OPTOMETRISTS: Dr. Boyd H. Hammaker Dr. Thomas M. VanNatta Dr. A. G. Wright OSTEOPATI-IIC Pl-IYSICIANS: Dr. O. C. Cole Dr. L. G. Saylor ouck PHYSICIANS: Dr. Frederick W. Black Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Brown Dr. Milton H. Cohen A Friend Dr. A. Reid Leopold PLUMBERS: W. Clair Cargill Samuel Levinson F. H. Proudloot, Plumbing and Heating Contractor PRINTERS: Iones Printing and Allied Service Wagner's Print Shop REAL ESTATE: Mr. and Mrs. E. Dale Fisher B. T. Kitting RENDERING WQRKS1 L. G. Vogt RESTAURANTS: American Quick Lunch Cargil1's Inn Henry's Dairy Lunch Lyons' Seafood Restaurant Pete O'Hara George Pallas David Sherman Texas Restaurant The Holbrau Grill SAND AND GRAVEL: Mifflin Sand Company Iay G. Miller T. C. Matthews SHIRT MANUFACTURERS: Artcrait Shirt Co., Inc. SHOE REPAIRERS: A. Cioffi Shoe Repairing Shop City Shoe Repairing Lewistown Shoe Hospital Frank Ross Expert Shoe Repair Shop Schneider's Reliable Shoe Repair Shop SHOE STORES: Dandyline Shoe Store Glick Shoe Store Tom S. Iohnson Shoe Store Kinney's Shoe Store Wian's Shoe Store TAXICABS: Frey Taxi Co.-Phone 4119 THEATRES: Fred E. Morrow Pastime Theatre The Rialto Theatre TRANSPORTATION: Lewistown Transportation Co. VETERINARY SURGEONS: Dr. Lynn Peterson WALLPAPER: Mr. W. M. Dippery LEWISTIJW HU UH HULL Harold S. 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Wash, Ir. Robert P. Wertz Charles D. Wian Stuart M. Woods William B. Yerrick Cecil G. Yeater Elmer L. Youngkin Vernan P. Zimmerman Clare Seiber Mary Parker 1939 Iack Houser Iames R. Stirling Lee E. Elder Robert E. Stewart Donald I. Iohnston Warren H. Acker Harvey G. Allen Robert M. Ball Iohn V. Behel Marlyn B. Bender Charles W. Bickhart Iack A. Biddle Donald L. Bierly Iohn R. Bingman Chester W. Bodley Paul C. Boynton, Ir. Edward W. Brandt, Ir. Russell E. Carter William E. Chamberlain Walter D. Collins Kenneth E. Cramer Iack E. Crissman Robert E. Cutler Thomas S. Davis Donald M. Dillman ' Harry R. Druckenmiller Roger D. Dughi Robert L. Espigh Iack M. Fink Gerald W. Funk Iohn E. Ganoe Irvin Gantz, Ir. David George, Ir. David Leon Goss Richard G. Gundrum V. Lynn Hackenberry Iohn D. Hendricks Albert L. Henry Stuart A. Hess Roger V. Howe Clifton W. Huffnagle Donald Iohnston Karl K. Kauffman William S. Keagle Lewis Nelson Krentzman Mervin B. Krentzman Russell W. Lepley Wayne E. Liddick Elroy N. Loht Elwood T. Loht Karl L. Loht Pete I. Marinos Robert A. Mayes William H. McCoy Edwin L. McMillen Robert A. McMullen Charles Miller Walter A. Miller, Ir. Hubert A. Moist lda Belle Morgan Dan M. Mowery, Ir. Iames D. Moyle William L. Nicholson Iames L. Norris Rush H. Price Harry W. Rager, Ir. Warren B. Reed, Ir. Iames H. Wolfkill William E. Rittenhouse David K. Rittenhouse Samuel P. Rocco Iohn A. Rothrock Roy C. Roush George W. Runkle Caroll A. Schutawie Franklin O. Shade, Ir. Glenn R. Sheaffer Iay M. Sheaffer William D. Silcox William W. Snook, Ir. Russell C. Stimely Darsey D. Stuck Robert W. Taylor S. Marlin Wagner Thomas A. Wertz, Ir. Richard L. Weyman Walter B. Wilson, Ir. Ioseph R. H. Williard 1940 Ralph Erdley Richard Herbester Harry Iohnston Kenneth Fisher Harleth C. Acker Carl E. Bair Boyd F. Bedelyon Gerald D. Bentsel Karl H. Bergey, Ir. Robert W. Bickel Iohn Bobb Kenneth W. Boyer Iames E. Britt Richard F. Britt Frank Burlew Charles E. Butler Iohn I. 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Sieber Iohn H. Shingler George R. Shontz Iames Shotzberger Lester L. Snook Clarence I. Snyder Hershal Spearing Charles W. Stull E William . Toner Wilfred R. Walker Charles C. Weston William K. Wilson Charles R. Witmer Richard S. Yeater Donald Zimmerman Betty Iane Graham Betty Singleton 1941 Clinton I. Beardsley Fred Bedelyon Ioseph E. Bickhart George E. Bigelow Milton K. Brandt Charles W. Brindel Bryan W. Browning, Ir Wesley S. Burkert Earl Burns LE ISTIQIW HU UH HULL William D. Chapple Richard C. Conner Edwin C. Corkin Charles A. Dumpman Iohn K. Durst Omer E. Englehart Robert E. Erbel Irvin Ferguson W. Eugene Ferguson Gerald K. Foltz Robert R. Franklin Iames C. Fulton Fredick L. Gers, Ir. Charles William Glunk Iohn R. Goodwin Harold M. Goss Iames H. Grumbine Lyman G. Gus Iohn S, Habbershon George L. Hannon Merril R. Harpster George M. Heath Abram A. Henry, Ir. Courtney L. Hughes lohn S. Hughes Walter E. Irrgang Willis F. Kearns Robert G. Kelso Willliam A. 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