Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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BUSINESS STAFF William Baird, Anne Brindel, Hazen Bingaman, Barbara Brown, John Dubendori, David Conner, Richard Garrell, Beffy Hanna, Palsy Harpsler, Thomas Leach, George Nein, Jay Shenlc, Harry Slarney, Peggy Wilson, Lois Young. all X S , TYPISTS Doris Bailey, Shirley Hauser, Vivian McCormick, Audrey Miller, Helen Sherman. iid ff

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' 222 BARBARA JO HECK PHYLLIS SWARTZ HAROLD KERSTETTER Editor-in-Chief Assisfanf Edifor Business Manager JACK SNOOK HARRY SHILLING Assisfanf Business Manager Sporfs Edifor

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5 SENIDR CLASS HISTORY I 'S N Now, loolcing baclc over The years, we see ThaT our Three years oT Senior High School have passed more quickly Then we expecTed. lT seems only yesTerday ThaT we enTered here as Sopho- mores. AlThough many acTiviTies and sTudies were diTTerenT, we soon accusTomed ourselves To Them. AT our TirsT Sophomore class meeTing The Tollowing oTTicers were in charge: Jay Shenlc, presidenT: Jeanne Billman, vice-presidenTp Bar- bara Jo Heclc, secreTaryg RoberT STelTzer, Treas- urer. The highlighT oT The Sophomore year was our class parTy held in December. Our Junior year was very successTul wiTh These sTudenTs presiding over our class: Jeanne Bill- man, acTing presidenTg Delores Crago, secre- Tary: Jay Shenlc, Treasurer. During This year we received our class rings and brighTened The campus wiTh our class haTs, which made lcnown our class colors, green and whiTe. We devoTed our second semesTer To planning The long- awaiTed Junior Prom, which was loolced Torward To by every Junior. We opened our Senior year by elecTing The Tollowing oTTicers: Richard Basom, presidenTg Lois Boring, vice-presidenT7 Jeanne Billmon, sec- reTary: Douglas Shearer, Treasurer. The STudenT Council and Lore STaTT Toolc over Their respec- Tive duTies, soon aTTer The beginning oT The Gydflflfxy U wil! zairzsllzgiz. year. ThroughouT The year our class was very co-operaTive in all sporTs and in The various ac- TiviTies oT The school. The TirsT semesTer saw The exchanging oT name cards, and The receiving oT The class picTures, Our class was The TirsT in The hisTory oT our Alma MaTer To have The class song wriTTen beTore The close aT The TirsT semes- Ter. Our class play, All Aboard , was chosen wiTh careTul consideraTion and was loolced Tor- ward To wiTh greaT anTicipaTion. ln The conclu- sion oT The successTul year, The TirsT evenT was The Junior Prom. IT was very successTul, and we Talce This space To Thanlc The Class oT '46. The lasT greaT aTTairs were The Dinner Dance and CommencemenT. These were To The Class oT '45 as The Junior Prom was To The Class oT '46, The Class oT '45 will remember The Dinner Dance, and There will never be anoTher one lilce iT. We now hopeTully awaiTed commencemenT which would end one OT The happiesT years aT our lives. AlThough our-plans were oTTen changed on ac- counT oT warTime condiTions, we did noT com- plain. We also parTicipaTed in many acTiviTies To help The war eTTorT. Now, we wanT To say, Thani: You Tor all ThaT you have done Tor us, dear old L. H. S. LOIS AND DICK