Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)
- Class of 1947
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V , Zfz I Q Q:4,,,cf.f24w, Q' j Ji . gxk . ' QL , ..- A Nm W Medenfing -f X , , f X 'fi Class of I947, leave , A , 1 You. GS c +oken of appy days speni' in ' f c+er, L.H.S. 1' X , 1 x A fl .j, XX 0 QRS-I R 41' ' K, WqrT,1.1-H lg, Puaususu av rue senlon clnss or lElUlST0lllll HIGH SCII00l lEUII5T0lUll PEllII5VlUIll'lIIl PHOTOGRAPHS BY KEPLER- xx? ffX J, fX Cllfl ik 3 X ff? X i yL0l' Q. e Ill' MR. HOWARD E. FAUTH We, +he Class of Ninefeen Hundred Foriy-Seven, sincerely dedicale our Lore 'ro Mr. Howard Ernesi Fauih. , Mr. Faufh has been a 'reacher in fhe Lewisrown High School for rwelve years. He raughr four years in ihe Junior Deparfmenr before coming lo +he Senior Deparf- men+. ' y Cooley, as he is known 'ro all, is on inspirafion 'ro all siudenfs by his leadership in our school and in our communiiy. Mr. Fau+h's abilifies began 'ro be recognized wifh 'rhe beginning of lhe sale of ac+ivi+y 'riclceis in l94O, Also, in ihis yeor he became an adviser +o fhe Lore Sfralf. During +he war Cooley gave his wholehearred aid in rhe selling of War Bonds and Sramps. ln all 'rhese aciivifies Mr. Faufh has excelled and has given generously and willingly of his +ime and his falenrs. ' By ihis dedicalion we wish +o rhanlc Mr. Faurh for his faiihful in+ekes+ and un- wavering supporf of our school and of our class. , X x i 1 f f -X-.X '. ,::'- gf, H ff X W X X Ullll SIIPERIIITEIIDEIIT DR. CALVIN V. ERDLY, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Superinfendeni of Public Schools Lewisfown, Pennsylvania Congrafulafions Io Ihe Class of '47 upon fhe addifion of anorher volume 'Io The Lore, which represenrs a picforial record of a school year. To do Ihis so pleasingly well has required lime, Thought and work on +he pari' of many class members, pub- Iicafion siaff, and advisers. May I suggesf 'Io Ihe seniors +ha'r 'rhe 'rime is rapidly approaching when more of 'Ihe same ele- menis needed 'ro succeed in school life will be de- manded in aduli life? The compelling Iacior is work. Work has always broughf real living, prog- ress, and happiness 'ro sociery. I wish for each of you Ihe bes'r Ihai can be ai- Iained 'rhrough honesi effort 'Irue applicafion, and honorable pursuit Thus, your pleasure can be abundant Q CALVIN V. ERDLY Disfricf Superinfendenr UIIII PIIIIICIPIII- IIIIIJ IIIS IIBIE IISSISTIIIITS X!! If ,- f fx X 1 X1 x ff MR. MACLAY, Ph.B., M.Ed. Principal Lewisfown High School MISS GLADYS MCCAULEY, A.B. Assis'I'an'I' Principal Lewisiown High School A f MR RICHARD F. SNYDER, B.S., M.EcI Asslslanf Principal Lewisfown High School N f 5 'N 'f .M ,I f x ll I THE FHClllTV We, 'rhe Seniors of 'rhe Class of I947, would like 'io express To 'rhe members of ihe faculfy of L.H.S. our appreciaiion for fheir guidance in many ways during +he year, boih inside and oufside of our classrooms. They have helped us 'ro lalce one more siep in our preparafion for lhe greaf fuiure we have 'lo face. Someiimes if is difiiculi for us 'ro realize how much of Their 'lime and efioris ihey have given fo us, bui we are deeply graleful 'ro fhem. When we leave school we will have fo be pre- pared 'ro enfer a world srruggling for peace and unify, and we are Thankful 'rhai 'rhey have helped 'ro educale us +o meer fhe problems ihal lie before us. PEGGY LOU GROVE , , I X ,ff Q Jyflfy -,.,,, I, , SENIOR DEPARTMENT FACULTY Top row, L-R: Mr. McMillan, Hauser, Fauih. Uferna, Coiey, Howe, Smiley Fourih row Mr Fagan Riden, Misses Park, Bruner, Wenfz, Helfreehi, Mr. Engle, Smifh. Third row Misses Benner Snyder Landis, Frankenberry, Mrs. Hiri, Misses MaHern, Meh, McCormick. Second row Misses Benfer Lack Cressman. Boffom row: Miss Mason, Dr. Erdly, Mr. Maclay, Miss McCauley Mr Slchifano Mr Sweiek. Mr. Mifchell. x, u E ml i Top row, L-R: Mr. Huichinson, Bergman, Rosensfengel, Smiley, Singer, Hefriclr, Zinn, Diclreri, Third row: Mr. Bair, Misses Burlcins, Miniclr, Mrs. Novak, Miss Culberfson, Mrs. Harizler, Miss Sciaellenberg, JUNIOR DEPARTMENT FACULTY Mr. Romig. Second row: Mrs. Kaup, Miss McCoy, Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Wray, Mrs. Geedy, Miss BraHon, Miss Fredrick, Miss Check. Boffom row: Dr. Erdly, Mr. Muciay, Mr. Snyder, Miss Miller, Mrs. Rosensfengei, Miss Mease. VOCATIONAL TEACHERS Top row, L-R: Mr. Kiiheffer, Shearer, Lpnfz, Reigle. Middle row: Mr. Benfsel, Shaefier, Erdley, Bosler Brassingfon. Bofiom row: Mr. Runkle, Maclay, Erdley, Miss Sfine, Mr. Hufford, Miss McCauley. ff X X eeing cened wifk fke . . . Y NX X 2 4 w X f 16 X BETTY HERBSTER arid EDWARD HILL ',,,.-i1- ' 1-,Q-n-1, 2' icem ROBERT McCLELLAN Treasurer JOANN FOUCART f XX 'KT f I:Q'!a?' M Tl Qi Xxkll'-7 G -cf 'll ,X , R JL.. . 1,1 1. ii i N . Q N JJ X 'ill X IT is wiTh The Teeling oT pride and accomplish- menT ThaT we, The Class of '47, look back over our Three years in L, H. S. For iusT a shorT Time, lef us Turn back The hands oT The clock To The Time when, 2:70 sTrong, we enTered Senior High School in SepTember, I944, as bewildered Sophomores. ln spiTe oT The many diTTTculTies we ericounTered aT TirsT, iT wasn'T long unTil we were Taking acTive .parT in The school acTiviTies. lT was during This year ThaT we elecTed The Tollow- ing oTTicers: PresidenT, AlberT Sanchez: Vice- PresidenT, Marjorie Graham: Treasurer, John DeTwyler: SecreTary, Wi'niTred Peck, ATTer hav- ing elecTed our oTTicers, we happily locked Tor- ward To The big evenT of This year-The Sopho- more Class ParTy. ATTer manyiweeks oT busy preparaTion, The parTy was Tinally held and proved To be a greaT success. When we reTurned To L. H. S. The 'following year, The world was aT peace, and, consequenTly, we TelT ThaT we could carry on many oT'The acTiviTies which had been inTerrupTed because of war. We sTarTed This year by elecTing our class oTTicers, They were as Tollows: PresidenT, RoberT McClellan: Vice-PresidenT, Marjorie Graham: Treasurer, Deon Clark: SecreTary, Joann Fou- carT. This was a very busy year Tor us. Our boys were again Taking acTive parT in sporTs and, by This year, a number oT Them had become mem- bers oT The VorsiTy Teams. From The very TirsT day of school, we were anxiously anTicipaTing The day ThaT we would have The opporTuniTy oT ordering our class rings, haTs, pennanTs, and pins: buT, beTore we could do This, we had To decide upon our class colors. We chose, Tor The lf-If 01' TirsT Time in The hisTory oT L. H. S., The colors black and whiTe. When The second semesTer rolled around, we sTarTed planning Tor our Jun- ior Prom. The various com'miTTees were ap- poinTecl and The big Task oT preparaTion was begun. The gym was beauTi.Tully decoraTed and, Tor The TirsT Time, The banners oT boTh classes were displayed aT eiTher end oT The gym. Our prom Turned ouT To be a much greaTer success Than we had hoped Tor, Time marched on, and we Tound ourselves back in l.. H. S., buT This Time as Seniors. For our officers This year we chose--PresidenT, Ed- ward Hill: Vice-PresidenT, BeTTy I-lerbs+er: Treas- urer, RoberT McClellan: SecreTary, Joann Fou- carT. Now as The TirsT semesTer draws To a close. we are looking Torward To our class play, Fly- ing High : Class Day, The Dinner Dpnce, and lasT, buT noT ieasT, Commencement And now To our class advisers, Miss Cress- man and Mr. HuTTord, and To The resT oT The TaculTy, we wish To express our uTmosT appre- ciaTion and say, Thank you-one and all. And To Miss McCauley, who was also a Senior adviser, we especially wanT To express our graTi- Tude Tor her unfailing eTTorTs To make our Three evenTTul years of high school life more successful. Soon we will be leaving L. H. S., noT as a group, buT as individuals, each going TorTh inTo a sTrange, new world To make good. DespiTe The TacT ThaT we will no longer be an acTive parT of This school, we shall never Torge-T The wonderTul Times we have had here and, unTil we meeT again aT our class reunion, We'll See You in Cur Dreams! ED AND BETTY PATRICIA LOU ADAMS Pal Commercial Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir I: As- sembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Class Dues Colleclor I: Squad Leader I: Music Theory I, 2: Bowling I: Sophomore Class Parry Commillee I. Quiel' and nice . . . allen seen wifh Lois Ann . . . has prelly black curly hair . . . likes 'ro play her sox. Ambi+ion: To be in Ihe All Girl Orcheslra. HELEN ARS-ENIU Len Academic Squad Leader I, 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Bowl- ing I: Maiorerfe I, 2: Head Maiorelle 3. Loves lo Iwirl her balon . . . likes ro daydream alooul going fo Erie . . . pal lo every- one. Ambilion: To be a success in whalever I underlake. CYRIL B. BAKER Baker Vocafional Assembly I: Crallsmc-Jn's Club I, 2, 3, A good pal . . . quiel' . .. shy when 'rhere are girls around???? Ambirionz To be a good ma- chinisf. WILLIAM C. ADAMS Bill Vocaiional Wreslling I, 2. 3: Fulure Craflsmen I, 2, 3: Banker I: Assembly I, 2, 3. All around mon . . . is well liked . . . fond of Do- PSY... Ambilion: To learn lo wreslle. MARLIN G. AURAND Aurand Commercial Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly 3. Quiel . . . serious . . . likes underclassmen . . . seen driving his Oldsmobile Ambilionz To be a farmer??? WANDA JUNE BANNON Bannon General Trivl-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y Vice- Presidenl 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Bowling I: Vicrory Corps Leader I: Maroon and Sleel 2, 3: Squad Leader 2: Y'TAC Commillee 2, 3. MoIdy's woman . . . one of 'rhe gang . . . lull of pep Ambilionz .To learn fo drive. MARJOME ,ADALEXANDER Meri , I I Academic G-lee 2, 3:,,.Band 2, 3: Oggiiqsl' 2, 3: ASSE? ply 2. ii, ails r Burk am . . . fligjhly . ms hen, Ade 'Io ,sdhoolyeagmorningli . F. I' . GJ fu U Iorqirioir ,Elmbiliio :' of lqlrive Mc- Clurenxpx I f LOIS R, ANGNEY Lois Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Bela Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Bowling I: Assembly I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Squad Leader I. Cule,bIonde . . . loves 'lo skale . . , pals wifh Crager . . . never in 'Irouble?22 Ambilion: To work af lhe Bell Telephone Company. FRED. BARGER Fred Vocalional Cralfsmen Club 2, 3: Junior Prom Commilfee 2: Foolball 2, 3: Banker 2: Assembly 2. A very good friend of MarI's . . . comes from Yea- gerlown . . . one of Ufema's boysl7l . . . always full of lun. . Ambilion: To learn 'Io fly. PHYLLIS BASOM PhyI Commercial Glee Club 3: Lore Slaff 3: 60 Word Transcriplion. Sherry . . . preHy smile . , . good hockey player. Ambilionz To lravel around lhe world. JANET L. BEERS Janet Commercial Bowling 3: Arl' I, 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Banker 2: Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Baskefball 2, 3: As- sembly 3: Lore Sfaff 3: 60-80 Word Transcriprion. prolly smile . . . likes her neighbor, Hank . . , plays 'lhe accordion. Ambilion: To be Mrs, in The near lurure. RICHARD A. BLAZER Blazer Vocalional Acfivily Represenlalive I : Foolball I: Assembly I. Tall . . . blonde . . . good looking . . . hails from fhe hill . . . likes a brunelle. Ambilion: To eliminale Bough- man os head of T. B. W, HAROLD E. BAXTER Wilbur Academic Assembly I, 2: Hi-Y 2: Banker I: Glee Club I, 2. Proud ol his Ford . . . likes The wimmin . polife . . . mounlain goal . . . fond ol Peggy. Ambifion: To gel a car 'rhal doesn'+ haye 'lo be cranked or pushed. NELSON BENNETT NANCY R. IS NaI Vocafional Blondie cpd ic Sfudenl' Council I, 2. B I, , rch , Likes lo fake picfures . . . 3 y I . Music nof inferesfed in fhe women. T r I eader lor Ambifion: To play pool like L. . ., nd. Mr. Runkle. iva ious blonde . . . hails r m' i . . . hor lr mpel . . . infer + n hunl- q- Bu ' is. Ambilion edical Laboralory Technician. PATTY L. BAY Polly Academic Assembly I, 2: Library Assisi- anf 2: Glee Club I, 2: Music Theory. Quiel' . . . sol? voice . . . cule nose . . . shy , . . warm smile . . . pleasonl . . .agree- able . . . seldom heard. Ambifion: To be a success. PHYLLIS MARION BLASDALE Peggy Academic Viclory Corps 2: Squad Lead- er 2: Maroon and Sleel 2: Banker 3: Lore Slafl 3: Qlee Club i, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2. 3: Befo Tri-Hi-Y l,,2, 3: Treas- urer ol Tri-I-Ii-Y 2: Arr I, 2. 3: Bowling I. Ambilion: To go fo Penn Sfale. ELVlN BOLLINGER Red Vocarional Cralfsmen Club 2, 3. Halls from Lake Park , . . sweel on a girl named Doris . . . drives a big red gas lruck. Ambilion: To own an Esso sfo- lion. CLARENCE BOREMAN Slippery Vocafional Foorball I, 2: Wreslling 3: Banker 2, 3: Glee Club 3: As- sembly I, 2: Acfivify Repre- senlafive I: Sfudenl Coun- cil I. Black wavy hairll perlecl- ly hubba Ambilionz To qui? playing hard lo gel and 'ro fake fhe gals oufll JOSEPH D. BOURDESS Joe Vocalional The quiel, boshful lype . . . a swell fellow , , , loves lo ride lhal bike. Ambilion: To lravel. v I BARBARA K. BRADLEY Bab5 Academic Glee Club I, 2: Assembly I, 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Y- T.A.C. Commiiiee 2, 3: Bank- er I: Acfivily Represenfaiive 2: Band 2: Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Cheerleader 3: Sopho- more Class Pariy Commiiiee I: Prom Commilfee 2: Maroon and Sieel I, 2, 3: Business Manager 3: Baskeiball I, 2. Aciive . . . gay . . . has a smile For everyone . . Ambiiion: To go Io China. GEORGE BROWN Farmer Vocafional Slawlll . . . comes from Granville. Ambiiionz To gel our of school. 4 P veRNoN.fs. ll N Kaigzdemic 5parkie ,VI -Hi-Y 2: Band I, 2, 3: Orches- 'rya I, 23 3: Assembly I!2,,3: IBaskeIbalI 2, 3: Glee Cfiib' I. 2. 3: Soccer I. 2, 3: Baseball 2: Rifle Club 3: Viciory Corps Leaderyl. Small buf mighly . . . al- ways on ihe go . . . one of Uncle Sam's boys. Ambirionz To go io Indiana Slate Teacher's College. FELKER BRIDGENS Feliz Vocational Foofball I, 2. 3: Baskeiball I, 2, 3: Track 2, 3. Likes io go 'ro Milroy , . . good sporr . . . everybody's friend . . . likes all 'rhe girls. Gmbiiion: To have fun oui of i e. KENNETH B. BROWN Dinh Vocafional Acrivily Rereseniciive 2: Vic- Iory Corps I, 2. No. 2 small fry of 4-7 . . . likes Io make Irips io Viscose Hill. Ambiiion: To be a big-lime auio mechanic. .I LAURENCE L. BUNKER Larry Academic Maroon and Sieel Sfafi I, 2, 3: Sporis Ediior 2: Co-Ediior 3: Band I, 2, 3: Orchesira I, 2, 3: Brass Choir I. 2: Assem- bly I, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Aciiviiy Represenialive I: Prom Commiiiee 2: Y.- T.A.C. I. 2, 3: Ambiiionz To Iorgei whal lillle Spanish I have Iearnedl SHIRLEY .IAYNE BROCK Sherry General Bela Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Band 3: Baskelball 3: Bowl- ing 3. Fond of roller skaling . . . inieresied in 'rhai Yeagerlown marker . . . flag iwirler . . . giggles consianily . . . gum- chewer. Ambiiion: To 'be a beaufician. WILLIAM J. BROCK, JR. BiII Commercial Viciory Corps I: Sludeni Council I, 2: Maroon and Sleel I, 2, 3: Exchange Man- ager 2: Circulalion Manager 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3: Head Cheerleader 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I. Full of vim, vigor, and vi- 'lalify . . . sirong vocal chords Ambiiion: 'To gel' ahead I HARRY EDWARD BU RGARD Ted General Fooiball I, 2, 3: Track I, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Roosevelt I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Aciiviiy Repre- senfaiive 2: Maroon and Sieel 2, 3: Sporis Ediior 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Fuiure Farm- ers of America I, 2, 3: Arr I: Viclory Corps I: Wreslling 3. I-Iaunis Ihe opposife sex . . . Mr. McMuIIen's opponenl Ambiiionz To be a Iady's man. JOSEPH A. BURLEW Joe Academic Viciory Corps Leader I: Boys' Glee Club I, 2. 3: Prom Com- miiiee 2: Sfudenl' Council I, 2.3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Roose- veli I-Ii-Y I. Willy and lois of fun . . . his Ford is his pride . . . we consuli him aboui our Irig. Ambiiion: To make my Ford go 'Iariy miles per hour. ISOBEL CLARK J JEAN E. COLLER STANLEY COOMBE A. DEAN CLARK Anderson Academic Class Officer 2: Sfudenf Coun- cil I, 2: Fcolball I, 3: Track I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Jun'- ior Prom Commilrlee: Assem- bly I, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Parly: Maroon and Sfeel I, 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: TAC Oflicer 2, 3: TAC Commiflee I, 2, 3. Dizzy Dean . . . One of :he gruesome 'Iwosome luie w 'General Glee Club ,-,. I . 2, 3: Alpha Tri- sl-Iif-Y: I, 2. 3: :Maroon and ssfeel 2: Junior Prom Cdmmil- fee: Sophomore Class Parfy: Assembly I, 2, 3: Acfivily Rep- resenfalive I: TAC Commillee I, 2, 3: Squad Leader la I, A sfooge for Sfooge . . . wails for Ihose leH'ers . . . Ambirionz To 'llhand in my books al L. I-I. S. F. JEANNE CALDWELL Farmer Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3: Banker I: Ac- Iivify Represeniafive 3: As- sembly I, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Parry Cornmillee I: Jun- ior Prom Commiffee 2: Y.- T.A.C. Commiflee 3. Tall, Ialkalive and always having Iroubles . . . knows all aboul farm life . . . likes fo ask, Am. I boring you? . . . a swell girl. Ambilionz To go 'ro college. 'f.lean Academic Assembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Viclory Corps Leader 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Squad Leader I. Sweel and quief . . . al- ways has her homework done . . . her work is always neo? . . . comes from Ihe Wesl end. Ambifion: To be a successl ELMER CHARLES EImo Vocafional Sfudenl Council I, 2, 3: Fool- ball I: Baskefball 3: Base- ball 3. Small buf mighly . . . everybody's friend . . . has a case on Marge . . . black hair always cuf shorr . . . likes baseball, Ambifionr To go with a girl on Pannebaker Avenue. Lum Vocafional Sfudenl Council I, 3. Tall, good 'looking . . . Ihose big blue eyesllll . . . likes all' fhe women and his Chevy . . . 'rravels wilh Shimp. fxmbilionz To own a '48 Cadil- ac. KATHERINE B. CRAGER Kale Commercial Assembly I, 2, 3: Bela Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Bowling I, 2: Bas- kelball I, 3: Glee Club I. 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3. Fond of spor'I's . . . ener- gefic . , . olfracfivo . . . likes a good +ime . . . 'Fond of bugs . , . wolverine . . . pals wilh Agney. ' Ambifionz To be a success. ,, KI RICHARD CRAMER Cramer Academic Hi-Y I: Assembly I, 2, 3: Rifle Club 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Maroon and Sleel I. 2, 3: Soc- cer 3: Track 3: Baskelball 3: Vicfory Corps Leader I: Ari -2. Happy-go-lucky . class- room wif , . . women chaser . . . righl wing on soccer Ieam. Ambifion: Phofographer. HAROLD CRAWFORD Mike Vocafional Soccer 3: Junior Prom Com- millee 2: Sophomore Parly Commiffee I: Baseball 2, 3. Tall . . . black hair . . . has very liffle fo say . . . ex- cepl 'Io a cerlain someone. Whaf aboul +haI', Mike? Ambifion: To loaf The resl of his life. TWILA J. CUMMINGS Tools Home Economics Mvosl' quier Home Ec. girl . . . uninferesled in opposile sex???? . . . pleasing person- alify . . . always seen wifh Faye . . . enioyed fha? Irip Io I-Ieclal Ambilion: To succeed. NANCY L. DAVIS Skippy Academic T.A.C. Commillee I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council I. 2: Viclory Corps I: Maroon and Sleel I, 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3: Gvlee Club I. 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3: Alpha Tri- l'll-Y l. 2: 31 Lore Slall 3. Peppy cheerleader . . . Josephine Chilwood . . . gels around lin lhe bullel l . , . Ambilion: To be a Cornell co- ed. HOWARD DONALDSON Farmer Vocalionai Track I, 2, 3: Soccer 3: Fool- ball I: Baskelball 2, 3. Once a lriend, always a lriend . . . gels along very well wilhoul lhe girls . . . likes la go hunling. Ambilion: To manage a dairy slore. E. BLANCHE EARNEST Blondie Home Economics Band I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Sopho- more Class Parly. Shorl blonde . . . cule . . . dimples . . . one ol lhe major- elles. Ambilion: To gel lhal lillle while bungalow some day. D. ARLENE DEAMER Deamer Commercial Assembly I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Baskelball 2, 3: Bela Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Sophomore Parly Commillee: Aclivily Represen- lalive 3: 60-Word Transcrip- lion. Sedale and sweel . . . lhose lellers from Dick . . . a good lriend. Ambilion: To live a happy and conlenled lile. JACQUELINE M. DUNN Jackie Commercial Glee Club I, 3: A Cappella Choir 2: Viclory Corps Leader I, 2: Aclivily Represenlalive 2: Squad Leader 2: Assembly I, 2, 3: Bela Tri-Hi-Y I, 3: Lore Slall 3. 'lalkalive and gay . . . she'll make someone a good cook???? . . . Ambilion: To always be I-lunler's one and onlyl MARLIN M. ELLINGER Jake General Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra 2, 3: Baseball 2: Assembly I. 2, 3: Rille Club 3. Ouiel . . . bashlul?? . . . lhose plaid shirls . . . one ol Prol's helpers. Ambilion: To be a winner in lhe Kenlucky Derby. ANTHONY DESIDERATI Tony Vocalionol Sludenl Council 3: Banker 2: Assembly I. Swell guy . . . black curly hair . . . medium heighl . . . neal build . . . ex-U. S. Army Amphibious Coxswain . . . really gels aroundll Ambilion: To be a bachelorll KATH RYN A. DIMEO Kale Commercial Assembly I: G-lee Club I, 2, 3: Band 3: Sludenl Council I: Junior Prom Commillee. Pleasing personalily . . . lhal laugh . . . proud ol lhal Navy ring . . . likes lo iiller- bug. Ambilion: To make Bud a good wile. EUGENE ELLIS Snapper . Vocalional Foolball l, 2, 3: Wreslling I: Banking 2, 3: Junior Prom Commillee 2. Blondes are his weakness . . . big leel . . . spends his spare lime in Milroy wilh Hopple and Bridgens. Ambilion: To keep Hopple oul ol lrouble in Milroy. NORMA FIELD Norma Commercial Reserved . . . amiable . . . lrue lriend . . . hails from lhe Easl End . . . blonde. Ambilion: To be a success in everylhing I underlake. MARGARET ANN FRY Peg Academic Bowling I: Squad Leader I, 2: Baskeiball I, 3. Very alhleiic . . . loves sporls . . . a very good swim- mer . . . offen seen up af Ihe Y . . . likes Io spend her sum- mers camping. Ambiiionz l'm noi Ihe ambi. iious iype. COLEMAN GAINSBURG Guinnea Academic Assembly I, 2: Siudenl Coun- cil 2: Junior Prom Commiliee 2: Arl I, 2, 3: Banker I: Lo.re Sfaff 3: Soccer I, 2: Sopho- more Parly Commilfee I. Neai dresser . . . quiel lfill you know himl . . . keeps +I-rem guessing . . . 'Friendly Ambifion: To be a professional pholographer. JOANN FOUCART Jo Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: Siudenl Council I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3: Class Officer 2, 3: Prom Commiliee: Assembly I, 2, 3: Banker 2: Maroon and Sieel 2, 3: Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Pariyg Bowling I, 2: Y-T.A.C. Com- millee 2, 3. Prerly . . . blushes easily . . . Big Valley bound , . . fhe girl wi+h 'the balh+ub voice . . . likes Rocco. Ambi+ion: To- raise a baske?- ball feam. AUDREY A. GANOE Redhead Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2: Acliv- ily Represenlafive I: Sopho- more Class ParI'y Commilfee I: Junior Prom Commiffee 2: Banker 3: Squad Leader I, 2. everyone loves Io hear her sing . . liked by all. Ambiiion: To be a success JAMES FRELIN Jim General Hi-Y I: Assembly 2, 3: Vicfory Corps Leader I: Rifle Club: Baseball I, 2, 3: Baskeiball I, 3: C.A.P.C. I, 2. Mischievous Ieaser . . 'irequenily in Trouble . . . seen wifh Melv . . . amiable pal. Ambilionz To own my own ialopy. . . 63,1 i,! 'f I 'gf KY if-2 '5iy4fI49W ...if JL . f ' , b Ajflifffcgfa n 1 ALFRED J. GIBBONS Bugs Vocaiional Foolball I. Quiel' . . , when iI's gals, he'II fake Ihem shorl . . . really brainy when if comes lo schoolwork! Ambilionz To seH'le downl???l ALBERT GLACE Bed Vocafional Sluderal Council I. Hoils from ihe Hill . . . likes all The good-looking girls . . . goes roller skaring wilh a cerlain bruneile. Ambilion: To make somelhing of myself. NANCY JANE GOODWIN Nana Commercial Squad Leader I: Aclivily Chairman I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Alpha Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 3: S'ruden'l Council 3: Lore Slafl' 3: Jun- ior Prom Commifiee 2: Vic- 'Iory Corps I: Bowling I. . . . parficular . . . near ap- pearance . . . fall and slender Ambiiion: To be a very pri- vare secrefary. DONALD GOSS Deacon Vocafional Wresiling I, 3. Good kid . . . geis along fine wiih Mr. Erclly . . . likes machine shop. Ambilion: To be Mayor of Painlerlown. Inks, ain' e '.., Am io: ofi in eNav 'lov' 4- BETTY LOU GRABBE B.Lou Commercial Alpha Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 3: Glee ,Club I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Maroon and Sieel I, 2, 3: Banker I: Ac'rivi'ry Rep- resen+a'I'ive 2: Sfudenf Coun- cil Girl Presidenl 3: Junior Prom Commiffee: Assembly I, 2, 3: 60-Word Transcripfion: Vicfory Corps I, 2: Squad Leader I: Assisfanl Squad Leader 2. Her hear? belongs +o Bob . . J shori brunefie . . A-mbifionz To regain whal' I have lost MARGARET L. GROVE Peggy Lou Academic Lore Sfaff 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Maroon and Sfeel Sfaff 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir 3: Assembly 2, 3: Y.-T.A.C. Commiflee 2, 3: Y.- T.A.C. Treasurer 3: Viciory Corps Leader 2: Junior Prom Commiifee 2. Everybody's pal, especial- ly Ziggie's . . . likes foofball Ambilionz Io tina 'the righl' man. WILLIAM W. HAMER Coon Vocafibnal Quiei . . . likes Ihe fair sex . . . iusl moved Io 'Iown from Al+oona . . . quife a guyl Arnbiiionz To be an oufsland- ing clraffsman or a phofogra- pher. CURTIS GRAHAM MILS General Sfudeni Council I, 2: Baseball li Hi-Y I, 3: Rifle Club 3. Anoiher Lock Haven fan . . . neaf . . . always seen cranking Ihe Ford . . . Pros- pecfor. Ambi+ion: To be happily mar- ried and successful in my busi- ness. MIRIAM E. GUTSHALL Mimi Commercial Assembiy I, 2, 3: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Bowling I, 2: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Squad Leader I: 60- Word Transcripfion. Always sneezing . . . seen wifh Owens . . . 'rhe doc+or's secreiary . 'friendly . . . good bowler . . . always on lime. Ambifion: To be a secreiary. MARY ANNE HANNA Slim Academic Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Pres- idenl 3: Sludenf Council I, 3: Prom Commiffee: A Cappella 3: Giee Club I, 2, 3: Assem- bly I, 2, 3: Class Parry I: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Maroon and S+eeI 3: Squad Leader I, 2: Lore Sfaff: TAC Commi'rI'ee 2, 3. Ambition: To be co-manager of Snook's slore. HUBERT M. GROSS' Hube General Glee Club 3: Wresfling I: Crafismen Club 3: Assem- bly 2. Thai biaclr, wavy hair . . . ex-'Navy man , . . energeiic, ambiiious I'ype7 . . . Who's his girl? Ambirionz To gel along lwilh Buckl. PHYLLIS JEAN GROSS Jean Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Banker 3: Baskerball I, 2, 3: Bowling I, 2: Squad Leader 2. Reserved 'n' pleasanl' . . . Ihose eyes! . . . one of Ihose engaged girls. Ambition: To be wifh Ihaf cer- Iain someone. DONALD L HARBST Don Academic Fooibali 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Band I. Burns up 'rhe road Io Burnham . . . MerI's con- sfanl companion . . . never a dull momeni around Don. Ambilion: To slay in Burnham. HARRY A. HARBST Harpo Vocafional Banker 3: Sludenl Council I, 2: Track 2. 3: Assembly li Baskeiball 2: Wresfling 3. Swell pal . . . aiways has Iois of laughs . . . loves Ihe Henderson Fire Co .... al- ways has an answerl Ambiiionz To own my own garage. SHIRLEY M. HEANE Hearn Commercial Glee Club I 2 3' Assembl - I - Y I, 2, 3: Bowling I. Oh, 'rhis Rush I . . . sweel' disposifion . . . hails from fhe hill . . . nice smile . . . easy-going . . . never does homework. Ambilionr To have Lill for a mother-in-law, PAUL HECKERT Fab Academic Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra 2: Brass Choir 2: Assembly TI, 2, 3: Wreslling I, 2, 3: VICIOYY Corps I: Junior Prom Commit- Iee: Hi-Y 2, 3: Secrelary Hi- Y 2. Rides a moior bike . . . plays a piano Ambilionz b irly-year man. x,A7X ' A I PATRICIA L. HA RTSOCK Pdf Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Maroon and Sleel I, 2, 3: Exchange Edilor 3: Alpha Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3: Aciivily Rep- reseniaiive I: Junior Prom Commiffee 2: Sophomore Class Parly I: Boskeiball. Flirlafious brunelle . . . popular wilh lhe boys . . . has lhe gif+ of gob . . . one of fhe gang. Ambifionz To be a Physical Educaiion feacher. JOHN HEIMBACH John Vocafional Wresiling 2. The boy from Wagner . . . drives a '46 Plymoufh . . . freal for 'rhe girls . . . 'lravels wi'rh Shawvoo. Ambiiion: To own a car of his own. DOROTHY L. HARLAND Dolly Commercial flee Club I. 2, 3: Assembly , 2, 3. OUief7? . . . pals wilh Harrie? . . . sfudies . . . likes an ex-marine . . . always ar- guing. Ambifion: To see Jim more offen. EDWIN E. HEISTER Sonny Vocalional Likes Io 'rravel 'ro Cafher- ine Slreel fo look over 'rhe sif- ualion . . . a greaf friend of Mr. Bosler. Ambilion: To own Ihe Iargesl' parf of Granville. DOLORES J. HENRY ee Commercial Assembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Rifle Club 3. Noi a care in lhe world . . . excepl' Bill . . . loves lo giggle. Ambifion: To ride fasi' in a cerlain Chevy wiihoul a ner- vous breakdownll J D BETTY MARIE HERBSTER Boozie Commercial A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Council-2, 3: Sophomore Class Parly: Junior Prom Commif- Iee: 60-Word Transcripfion: Complefe Theory: Banker I: Assembly I, 2, 3: Class Officer 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Lore Siaff Ambilionz To live a long and happy life wifh Herb. HERBERT HERBSTER Herb Vocational Soccer 2, 3: Acliviiy Repre- senfalive. The olher half of Herb- Ier and Herbsier, Incorpor- afed . . .,loIs of lun . .. Mr. Reigles' pride and ioy . . . navy bound . . . beaufi- ful Ieefh. Ambilion: To be a carpenler. DOROTHY L. HERRINGTON Doi Commercial Assembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Squad Leader-I: Befa Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Baskelball 3: Rifle Club 3. Always on Ihe go . . . friendly . . . likes Busler . . . good skaler. Ambifionz To run a Soul'h Side dale bureau wilh I-less. ELSIEANNA HESS Honey Commercial Assembly I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3: Shorlhand speed lesl 60, 80 word: Squad Lead- er I: Glee Club I, 2: Tri- Hi-Y l, 2: Bowling I. Those dark eyes . . . I-Iomer's girl . . .always laugh- ing . . . enjoys Social Sludies class. Ambilionz To be -I-Iomer's pri- vale secrelary. LOIS E. HOFFMAN HuFfy Commercial Bela Tri-Hi-Y I, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Bowling l, 2: Squad Leader. Pleasanl lo be around . . . always laughing . . . likes lo eal' lduring classesl . . . seen wilh Shirley. Ambilion: To gel a iob. PATRICIA R. HOLSOPPLE Pal Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir I, 2, 3: Bond I: Assembly l, 2, 3: Baskelball 3: Squad Leader I, 2. Shorl, cule, and quiel . . . excepl' when she's lalking aboul John . . . loves lo comb her bangs. Ambilion: To see lhal' Juniala College sludenl more oflen. HELEN J. HESS Hessie Commercial Assembly I, 2, 3: Bela Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Bowling I: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Squad Leader I, 2. One of lhe Sou'rh-Side gang . . . noisy . . flikes Mrs. Hirl . . . sporly . . . Cookie's pe+ . . . will be assisranl' manager of McCro- ry s. Ambilion: Run a Soulh-Side dale bureau. BETTY C. HOLBERT Herkie Commercial Assembly I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Bowling I, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Junior Prom Commillee 2: Squad Leacl- er l. Aliraclive . . . sweel . . . lpana smile . . . Adarn's girl . . . likes lhe Old Gray Mare . . .friendly . . . gig- gles. Ambilion: To be a beauliclan. ROBERT L. HO MAN Bob Vocalional Banker I: Viclory Corps Ii Fuf lure Crallsman I, 2, 33 AS- sembly l, 2, 3. Likes 'ro cruise around lo see everyfhing and everybody . . . looking for a womanl Ambilion: To make a success of life. EDWARD J. HILL Ed Commercial Soccer 3: Wreslling 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Foolball 2: Assembly 2, 3: Junior Prom Commillee: Lore Slaltl 3: Class Dues Colleclor 2: Class Officer 3: Sludenl Cou-ncil 3. Curly hair . . . girl shy ???? . . . class ol '47's Harry S, . . . inleresled in 'rhe class secrerary. Ambilion: To rival Harry S. PHYLLIS HIRAKIS Phil Academic Glee Club- 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Baskelball 3. Very quiel . . . prelly dark hair . . . sfudious . . . good speller . . . willing worker. Ambilion: To be a nurse. SAMUEL A. HOOPES Bo Bo Vocafional Assembly I, 2: Banker 2: AC- livily Represenralive 3: Fool- bell I: Wreslling 3. Exceplionally quiel . . . Whal does he lhink aboul . . . we wonder??? . . . G POI IO everyone. Ambilionz To slay in lhe Wo- men I-Ialers' Clublll ROBERT HOPPLE Toady Vocalional Foolball 3: Band I, 2, 3: Jun- ior Prom Commillee 2: Soph- omore Parly I: Fulure Cralls- men 2. 3. Shorl and chubby . . . cherishes his dad's car . . . never seen walking . . . lravels wilh Ellis. Ambilion: To keep Ellis oul of frouble. JOHN S. JORDAN John ' General Banker 2: Baseball 2: Hi-Y I, 2: Wreslling I. Full of lile . . . Speedy's pal . . . prefers an under- classman . . . likes his dad's car. Ambilion: To be an electrical engineer. RUSSELL E. JORDAN Tip General Fooiball I, 3: Banker I, 3: Viclory Corps Leader I: Lore Slaff 3. Lovcble . . . once a friend, always a friend . . poelic . , . California sun kissed. Ambifion: To meei a woman -like Lauren Bacall. , l , . V, fy I 3, f ' fy.-'A s .yy MELVIN L. HUGHES Mel . General Foalball 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Baskefball I, 3: Viciory Corps Lead-er I: Hi-Y I: As- sembly 2, 3: Rifle Club 3: C. A. P. C. I, ,2. Afhlefically inclined . . . -muscle man . . . defermined . . . shy around fhe fairer sex. Arnbifiont To gel a woman. JOYCE MAE KAUFFMAN MeaIy Academic G-lee Club I, 2, 3: Bela Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Bowl- ing I: Assislanl Squad Lead- er 2. Cule brunelle . . . danc- I '9 feel . . . Miss Snyder's challerbox. Ambiiion: To be Van Johnson's leading lady. LOUISE HUNT Dody Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2 3: Acliviiy Represenlalive I: 60-Word Transcriplion. Small buf mighly . . 'rhose big blue eyes . . . nice hair. Ambiiion: To gel' oul of Lew- isiawn. JACK H. KEARNS Jack Vocafional Fufure Craflsmen I, 2, 3: Banker 2: Aclivify Represen- iaiive I. I-Iails from McClure . . well liked by The Gang . . muscles. Ambilionz Gel info lhe service. MARK W. KN EPP Mark Vocafionol Banker I, Woman killer of Lewis- +own's easl-end . . . small bul mighiy . . . has women on his mind. Ambiiion: To gel info 'the Navy. vine-lNiA KNEPP Ginny General Librarian Assisianl I, 2, 3: As- sembly I. Miss I-leIl:recl's helper . . . likes lo roller skale af I-Iecla Park. Ambiiionz To be a professional roller skaier. naLoREs 1.jfNulJ'soN Knucle X J Asndemic Maroon andyleel I... 2, 3: Alpha Trl-Hip I, 2, 3: Treas- urer of Twill-li-Y 2: lee Club I, 2, : A Coppell hour I, 2 3: homorelgarlyql: Jun- ichl rom Igdrntnillee , As- seglfsiy u,,zg,,a, Bosk, all 1. 213: Bowlilngltsfqu I Leader I, 2: T. A. C. C illee 2, 3. loolball fan . .Jenergelic Ambilion: To succeed. PAUL D. KOONTZ Paul Vocefional Baseball 3: Baskelball 3. Bashlul lad from lhe Hill . . . ofien seen wiih Blazer . . . member of T. B. W. Ambifion: To gel info lhe serv ice. CHARLES W. LENNARTZ Chink Vocarional Tall . . . neai-looking . . . likes his Brooklyn Fire Co. and Drum Corps . . . ex-U.: S. Navy mon . . . oh-Those big 'lieeill Ambiiionz To be a siaie Irooper. EVELYN V. LOHT Punki5 Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Squad Lepder I. Ouiei-'lil you gei 'lo know her , . . prefly leelh . . . likes ihal man wirh block. wavy hair . . . drives a 37 Chevy. ' Ambition: To go lo Washing- Ion, D. C. IONA LEE LILLEY Tools Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: Vicrory Corps Leader I: Assembly I, 2, 3: Belo Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3? Bela Presideni 3: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3: Siudenl Council I: Banker 2: Lore Slaff 3: Feaiure Ediiar Maroon and Sfeel 3: ArI I, 2, 3: Ambiiion: To be an Old Maid. HARRIET ESTHER McCALL Harrier Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: ,Assembly I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Squad Leader I. Good French sludenl . . . freckles . . . flighly . . . seen with Doi . . . singing voice . . . Trig irouble. Ambilion: To ieach French, JAMES E. LYNCH Jim Academic Band 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Maroon and Sleel 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Rifle Club 3: Hi-Y I: Viclory Corps Lead- er I. Talkalive . . . likes 'lo ar- gue during The Big Sleep lsecond periodl . . . drum maior. Ambifion: To be a Iioresfer. ROBERT McCLELLAN Che1-a Vocational Wresfling I, 2, 3: Soccer I: Acfivify Represenfafive: Class Presidenl' 2: Class Treasurer 3: .lunior Prom Commiilee 2: Banking I, 2: Assembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club 3. Always doing somelhing wrong . . . likes 'ro ge: oul of classes . . . Ambi+ion: To be a wrestling coach. JOHN M. KRATZER Speedy Academic Sludenl Council I: Viclory Corps I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3. Model airplane builder . . . drives a Dodge . . . fre- quenis Williamsburg . . . ol- ways sluck in lhe mud . . . slow and bashiul. Ambifion: To be ihe I'own's leading frash colleclor. THELMA F. KRATZER Red Academic Acfivily Represenlaiive I: Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: As- sembly I, 2, 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2: Bowling I: Lore Siafi 3: Sophomore Class Parfy Com- mifiee I: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Squad Leader I: Music Theory I, 2, 3: Woodwind Choir I. GERALD R. McCLU RE Pai Vocaiional Ex-Army man , . . rhinks 'Ihe gals are all reef!! . . . blonde curly hair , . . shorl, buf mighiyll Ambifionz To own a new Ply- mouih. LORRAINE L. McCORMICK Mac Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2: Bela Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 31 Prom Commiliee 2: Acfiviiy Represen+o+ive I: Banker 2: Squad Leader I, 2: Baskellball I, 2, 3: Y.-T.A.C. Commifree 2. Small buf mighly . . . ihinks a loi of Bill . . . cule Ambmon: I've go? him, I Ihinkl! CLARENCE R. MELLINGER Chuck Vocafional Banker I: Acfivify Represenfa- five 2: Wresfling I: Baseball I, 3: Assembly I: Glee Club 2. Shari-5 fi. 4 in .... 'for- mer under-waier demoliiion man for ihe Navy . . . much inieresfed in 'Ihe fairer sex! Ambifion: To gel a woman shorfer 'rhan 5 ff. 4 in.Ill! RICHARD MENDLER Dick Vocafional Fooiball 2: Baseball I, 2, 3: .Assembl I, 2 y . Good looking . . , well liked . . . from Dry Valley , , . ofien seen on The Hill . . . inferesled in Joyce. Ambiiion: To aiiend 'rhe Dry Valley Universily. LYNN M. McKEE Lynn Vocaiional Wresiling I. 2, 3: Fooiball I: Glee Club 3. Woman killer from Sfnodes . . . rides around in Ihe '38 Olds . . . loved ihaf irip Io I-Iuniingdon. Ambifion: To make a lol of money wiihoui workina. VIRGINIA L. MEREDITH Ginny Academic Band I,.2, 3: Orchesfra I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Music Theory 2, 3: Assembly I, 2. 3. Quiei and very's+uclious . . . plays her violin well . . . no one knows Ginny's around iill she's seen. Ambifion: To be successful in music. EDWARD I. McMULLEN Moon General Foofball l, 2: Wresiling 3: Baseball 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly 2, 3: Hi-Y I: Ac- 'riviiy Represenfafive I: Ma- roon and Sfeel 2: Vicfory Corps Leader I: C. A. P. C. l, 2. Lois of fun . . . dark eyes . . . women killer . . . seen wifh Pai. Ambifion: To Iravel around Ihe world. JOSEPH D. M ESSERMAN Joe Vocafional Wresfling I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 3: Fufure Craflsmen I, 2, 3. Ouief buf mighiy . . . an L. H. S. wresfler . . . looking 'lor a woman . . . any of- fers????? A.mbiIion: To be a big-lime machinist ZANE L. MESSERMAN Tarzan Vocafional Fulure Cralilsmen I, 2, 3. Small fry Number I of 47 . . . likes 'rhe women . . . ovfien seen al McClure . . . likes Ihe work on his farm. Ambiiion: To dale all nice girls around. MARY LOU MIDDLESWORTH M. Lou Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Bowling I: Squad Leader I: Befa Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Rifle Club 3. Quief 'lil you know her . . . pre'Hy smile . . . 'those lelferslll . . . reserved. Ambilion: To live an Old Maid's Life wifh Win- nie l??l RALPH D. MILLER Tillie Vocafional BUHIYSI' I. 2: Assembly I: Fool- ball I. Lois of fun Io have around . . . good siudenl . . . makes oul O. K. wilh 'Ihe op- posife sexllll . . . never loses his femper. Ambifionz To gel a car and go placesll WILLIAM MILLER Bill Vocafional Foolball Manager 2: Fuiure Craffsmen 2, 3. A woman killer . . . goes Io Green Avenue a loi and we don'I' mean io school! Ambiiion: To open a well- equipped bulcher shop. ' ,f fl W. Lf' ,VJ K' MICHAEL . ERKO Mike Academic Soccer I 3. clivily Re r ' senla ' 2: Vicflory .C s L acler' I: Maron: d Sleel Q?'Rill'e Club 3: I r Prom, Co llee Sophom r . Co il? : Assemblm Ro Hi-Yf I. f' riol . . . aw ys gejf mg inlo lr u . . I likes-le dale lh s . . . drives lhe ev l I00: rl Qzflilif. .FQ DONALD NICHOLS Corky Commercial Soccer I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2: Banker I: Arl I', 2, 3. Always drawing . . . climbs a knob . . . mopey . . . never in a hurry . . . lhe Glick kid. Ambilion: To be an arlisl. ROBERT E. NORRIS Moonie Vocalional Assembly I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council 3: Junior Prom Come millee Chairman 2: Maroon and Sleel Slall 2, 3: Lore Slall 3: Boy Represenlalive 3. Neal lillle guy .- . . Irene's O. A. O. . . . lhal cha raclerislic walk II Ambilion: To be a slale lrooper. LOLITA ANN MOUNTJOY Leaf Academic Glee Club 2, 3: Maroon and Sfeel 2, 3: Arl 2, 3: Alpha Tri-I-li-Y 2, 3. Tall, willowy . . . hails lrom Vallemonl . . . lriend lo all . . . enioys a good lime. Ambilion: Elemenlary leach- Ing. PAULINE ANN NOERR Pauline General Arl I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 3: Aclivily Represenlalive 21 Sludenl Council 3: Assembly I, 3: Y.-T.A.C. Commillee 3: Maroon and Sleel Slall' 3. Tall, blonde and sweel . . . everyone's lriend. Ambilion: To leach school as il should be laughl. MARGARET E. OWENS Margie Commercial Assembly I, 2, 3: Baslrelball 2, 3: Bowling I, 2: Banking I: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Sopho- more Porly Commillee I: Squad Leader I. Shorl and mighly . . . pals wilh Gulshall . . . Mc- Crory's lillle helper . . . likes lo lalk . . . sporls lover . . . Ambilion: To be a nurse. MILDRED LAVERNE MOWERY Mid Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 31 A CUP' pella Choir 2, 37 Sludenl Council 2, 3: Girl Represenla- live: Prom Commillee: Assem- bly I, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Parly: Banker II: Bela Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Bowling I: Arl I, 2, 3: 60-Word Transcrip- lion: Maroon and Sleel I, 3: Baskelball I: Squad Leader I HARRY MUNSON Jock Vocalional Banking I: Sludenl Council 2: Wreslling 3: Baseball 3. Loves lhal bombshell in Milroy . . . a one womani' man. Ambilion: To be lhe besl bugler in lhe Brooklyn Drum Corps. PATRICIA ANNE PACINI Pacini Commercial Baskelball I, 3: Bowling I: Glee Club I, 2, 3: A Cap pella Choir I, 3: Squad Lead- er 2: Sophomore Class Parly I: Junior Prom Commillee 2: Assembly I, 2, 3: Banking 3: Class Dues 2: Bela Tri-I-li'Y 2, 3. Ambilion: To make somelhing oul ol Iile. per ol T. WINIFRED PECK Winnie General Aclivily Represenlalive lg Class Ollicer lg Sophomore Parly Commillee Ig Sludenl Council Ig Squad Leader lg Bela Secrelary lg Junior Prom Commillee 27 Glee Club l, 2, 3: Bela Tri-l li-Y l, 2, 3: As- sembly l, 2. 3. Ambilion: To live an Old Maid's Iile wilh Mary Lou. ROBERT PENNINGTON, JR. Bob Commercial Sludenl Council I. Nice looking . . . lady's man . . . always neal . . . seldom heard . . . cule smile . . . drives a Chevy. Ambilion: To own a new con- verlible car. CATHERINE PASSMORE Cathy Academic Bela Tri-I-li-Y 3, Arl 3. New, from I-lunlingdon . . lhe lellows were sorry lo hear aboul Sam . . . we don'l blame lhem. Ambilion: To own a beauli- lul blaclc Cadillac converfible wilh or wilhoul a driver. FRED W. PERSCHAU Percy Vocalional Sludenl Council I, 25 Assem- bly I, 2, 37 Glee Club 3: Prom Commillee: Sophomore Class Parly Commillee, Musical . . . seen on Cheslnul Slreel a lol . . . a greal friend ol Mr. Relgle. Ambilion: To lake lile easy. DORIS A. PEARSON Pee Wee Home Economics Glee Club I. Small package ol T.N.T. , lalkalive . . . Waller Winchell, ll . . . lilies Jimmy . . . Roxy liend . . . en- ioys a iolce. Ambilion: To gel an M.R.S. degree. JAY A. PETERSON Pele Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 35 Band 2, 3: Junior Prom Commillee 27 Roosevell Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Band Concerl 2, 3. Toll, redhead . . , has li++le lo say, bul means whal he does say. Ambilion: To be as successlul a velerinarian as my lalher. PATSY PITTMAN Pal Academic Baslcelball I, 23 Bowling I, 2. Alhlelic . . . loves horses . . . beaulilul blonde plails . . . lilces blue ieans. Ambilion: To own a slring ol race horses. ROBERT H. PONTIUS Pinoch General Soccer l, 2, 31 Baseball I, 2, 37 Baslcelball l, 2, 31 Track 37 Assembly I, 3: Hi-Y Olli- cer lg Aclivily Represenlalive 31 Banlcer Ig Viclory Corps lp Sophomore Class Parly I. Good alhlele . . . blushes easily . . . lilces Loclc Haven lDielzl . . , Posey's pal . . . Ambilion: To play baslcelball al Madison Square Garden. AUDREY J. PYLES Audrey Academic Orcheslra I, 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 37 Bela Tri-Hi-Y 2, 37 Music Theory lg Squad Leader lg Bowl- ing I. Laughing and gay . . . lhe Dodge really goes when she's driving il . . . much in- leresled in lhe Navy Ambilion: Navy nurse. SARAHANN REED Sammie A Commercial GIGS Clublllgl, 23,31 ASCAP- pella ,Choir l, 37 Sludenf Council Ig3Soph'omore Glqsg POTW? Aclivily Represenlalive I. 2. 3: Bowl-ing I: Junior Prom Commilleeg Bela Tri- Hl-Y I. 2. 3: Baslcelball .lr Marodh and Sleel Lore Slall Ambilion: To malce Some- lime come lrue. RUTH E. REYNOLDS RuI'hie Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: A 'Cap- pella Choir I, 2, 3, Assembly I, 2, 3. Possesses a lovely so- prano voice . . . seen wilh Spiggie . . . nimble lingers on lhe lypewriler. Ambilion: To make singing my career. L. ELIZABETH ROSENSTEEL BeHie Academic Squad Leader I, 25 Bela Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 37 Glee Club I, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 33 As- sembly I, 2, 3: Bowling I. Reserved . . . sweel voice . . . adheres lo lhe Navy . . . blushes easily . . . rosey cheeks . . . seen wilh Phyllis. Ambilion: To be a pedialric nurse. ELMER ROTH ROCK AI Academic Assembly I, 25 Glee Club 2, 3: Rifle Club 37 I'Ii-Y 2, 3. .. Never on lime . . , likes lo imilale people . . . a lhreal lo Joe Louis. Ambilion: To lighl al Madison Square Garden. SARA LOUISE RHOADES Sara Academic Glee Club I, 3: Assembly I, 35 Girls' Baskelball I, 2. Quiel . . . alhlelic . . . a good sludenl . . . iusl a Iillle girl! Ambilion: To be a success in whalever I underlake. LUCY A. ROSS Lou Commercial Assembly I, 2, 35 Glee Club I, 2, 37 Bowling lg Bela Tri- I'Ii-Y 2, 3. Quiel and friendly . . . black hair and flashing eyes . . . pals wilh Pacini. Ambilioniz To be successl I in whalever I underlake - I ir, dxf' I 2,!Nw,bf:JQ6 '1 W 6 K CLARENCE RU M M EL Rummy General Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I7 Wreslling I, 31 Baskelball 2: Sludenl Council Ig Viclory Corps Leader Ig Glee Club I, 31 Assembly I, 2, 3: Arl I, 2, 31 Hi-Y Ig Rille Club 3. Shorl . , . never quiel . . . always in lrauble. Ambilion: To be a chemical engineer. JAY RIDEN Puss Academic Foolball 2, 33 Baskelball I, 2, 33 Track I, 37 Assembly J, 2, 31 Lore Slall 33 Hi-Y Ig Glee Club I, 2, 35' Aclivily Represenlalive Ig Junior Prom Commillee 2. Rivals Como in croon- ing abilily . . . second parl ol lhe gruesome lwosome , . . inleresled in cheerleaders!! Ambilion: To be a success. RICHARD D. RODKEY Dick Vocalional Wreslling I, 35 Aclivily Rep- resenlalive 3: Assembly I. Swell friend lo all . . . lhe girls don'l inleresl him? . . . has lrouble keeping his lingers oul of machines!! Ambilion: To lake a lrip lo Canada lo lrap. FLOY A. SAUDER Flay General Bela Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Sopho- more Class Parlyg Junior Prom Commilleeg Assembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 35 Assislanl Squad Leader 2. Shorl, allraclive blonde . . . can'l make up her mind!! . . . dresses nicely . . . keeps lhe mailman busy. Ambilion: To lake lhal lrip lo Missouri. BEATRICE IRENE SAXTON Renie Home Economics Glee Club I, 2, 35' Assembly I, 2, 3: Junior Prom Commil- lee 2: Sophomore Class Parly I. Small bul mighly . . . beckons lo Musser's call . , . ice cubeI?I . . . found al Slallord's . . . nice eyes. Ambilion: To lose my ici- ness. LUCILLE R. SEARER LuciIIe Secrefarial Glee Club I, 35 Ari I, 2, 37 Bowling I, 2, 33 Baskelball 2, 33 Assembly 3: Lore Slaff 33 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 60-80 Word Transcriplion. Neal' and quiel' . . . long flowing locks . . . good bowler . . . co-operofive, Ambilioni To invenl' wind- shield wipers For eyeglasses. NANCY SECREST Nancy Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 33 Arl' I, 2, 3I Tri-Hi-Y 2: Squad Leader I, 21 Basker- ball I, 2, 3: Bowling I, 2, Or- chesira I, 2, 3. Reserved . . . reliable 'friend . . . lall and 'rhin . . . likes music . . . earnesl' . . . dependable . . slow-moving. Ambilion: To be a ????? L. GEORGE SAYLOR, JR. George Academic Sophomore Comrnillee I 5 Brass Choir 2: Assembly I, 2, 3: Prom Commilfee 2: Band I, 2: Orcheslra I, 25 Boys' Glee Club 33 Soccer I, 2, 31 Baskelball I, 2, 33 Rifle Club 3, Roosevelf Hi-Y 3. Likes lhe girls buf can'I' sellle down . , . when Joe and he work logelher in 'rhe chem lab-look oul, everybodyl Ambilion: To go lo F. and M. EUGENE R. SHAWVER Shawvoo Vocafional Ex-Army man . . . never gels angry . . . very proud of his new Plymoulh . . . former prisoner of war . , . lhinks gals are O. K. Ambilion: To be a slale Trooper. MILDRED FAY SCHILLING Mid Academic Sfudenl Council I3 Banker 2, Junior Prom Commillee 2: Glee Club I, 2, 35 Assembly I, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Bas- keiball I, 25 A Capella Choir 37 Maroon and Sleel I, 23 Squad Leader I, 21 Sopho- more Parly Commillee Ig Bowling I. Always rushing . . . Can'l 'I'6II aboul her man Iroubles . . . Iuslrous hair , . . seen in 'the Chevy , . . once a friend, always a friend. Ambilion: Go Io Penn Slale. ELIZABETH L. SH ENK BeHy Lou Academic Glee Club I, 3: Assembly I, 2, 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 31 Prom Commillee 2: Banker I, 21 Edifor-in-chief of fhe Lore 3, Squad Leader I. 2, Soph- omore Pariy Commiilee I7 Y.-T.A.C. Comrniflee 2. 3. Cuie . . . Ialkafive Ambiiionz To gel The papers and go home. ROBERT SHIMP Wimp Vocafional Glee Club I, 2, 3, Wreslling Ii Foolball I7 Sfudenl Coun- cil 2, Banking I, 3: Junior Prom Commillee 2. Block gurly hair. , . good- looking . . . drives a blue '38 Dodge . . . likes Io visil Soulh Wayne Sfreel . . . Travels wiih Coombe. Ambilionz To make my home on Soulh Wayne Slreel, KEITH SHOWERS Bug Eye Commercial Band 2, 33 Glee Club 3: As- sembly I, 3, Sophomore Parly Commillee Ig Class Dues Col- Ieclor I, 2, Maroon and Sleel 3, Sludenl Council 3. Impish . .' . does his shore of falking . . . prefers juniors . . . pals wilh Bill. Ambilionz To learn how lo drive. PHYLLIS A. SHUM EY' Phyllis I 11. ode FE gf ' 1 4 -- f 'pp Cifoar I 2 le fcliivuigia his 'bij 3, AlphaJTriGIfIiqInf112. 3, Sufjan! Council I 7 Squpdr ' ie der Ig owingsj, 'Sopho- mdliie Paplfylaolnmillecg Ig Vic- fory Corps Leader '2',I7org sion 3. ' Tall and s nde . . . Ambilionz To go 'Io Duke Uni- versily. JACK L. SILFRIES Jack VocafionaL Baskelball I: Baseball 2: Stu- deni Council I, 2, Banking Ip Aclivily Represenlalive 2. Thai' wonderful black wavy hair!! . . . as for as he's concerned girls are all reelll , . . has a habii of be- ing broke. Ambifion: To have a business of my own. WILLIAM T. SINGLETON Bill Vocalional Baseball lg Baskelball 35 Sfu- deni Council I, Banker 2, Ac- livily Represenlalive I, 2. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . ex-Navy man . . . lhaf Navy fechniquell Ambifionz To have more cabin pariies!! HAROLD M. SMITH Smi'H'y Vocclional Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra I, 2: Assembly 2, Crai+smen's Club 2, 3. Neal guy . . . hails from ihe Wesl End . . . loves Io drive his Ford . . . really makes his 'rrumpel play!! Ambilion: To be a good elec- lrician. LEON R. SMITH SmiHy Vocaiional Foolball 2. Always laughing . . . loves a good ioke . . . fell . . . good looking . . . proud of his curly hair!! . . . never blue!! Ambilion: To be a good farmer. HAROLD E. SINGLEY, JR. MoIdy Commercial Foolball 2, Aclivily Repre- senlalive 3, I-I-Y I. Fond ol lhe fairer sex lBannon, rhal' isl , . . a double-ioinled face . . . The rugged lype. Ambiiion: To be a success. JEAN L. SMITH Jeanie General Exceplionally quiel . . . likes +o go skaiing , . . ellen seen wilh Jo . . . bel she ihinks a lol Ihough she doesn r say a word. Ambilion: To lravel. LEWIS H. SMITH Lew Vocafional Banker lg Foolball I: Track lg Aclivily Represenlalive I, 2. Halls from Big Ridge . , . ex-Sea Bee . . . iakes pride in all of his iailoos. Ambiiion: To be a leacher of aulo mechanics. MARY PATRICIA SLEE Mary Pal Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I. 2, 31 Bela Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Junior Prom Commillee 23 A Cappella Choir 3: Sophomore Farfy Commillee I: Squad Leader Ig Bowling I. Oh, 'rhal blonde hair!! . . . sweel . . . friendly . . good alla Ambilion: To succeed. ERNESTINE SMITH Tenor General Glee Club I. Likes Io go Io lhefoolf ball games on The bus . . . always lussing wilh her hair . . . ah-yes! Ambilionz To be a sooner- sooner eai ihan sleep. SHIRLEY SMITH SmiHy Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Banker 2: Bela Tri-Hi-Y 31 60-Word Transcriplion. Always joking . . . Vo- calional inieresl Chuck . . . Commercial whiz! Ambilion: To manage a drug siore. HAROLD E. SNOOK Son General Sludenl Council I3 Banker 2, 3, Foolball I, 2, 3, Wreslling 2, 35 Hi-Y I: Lore Slall 3. Tall, dark, and good look- ing . . . Nancy's man . . . one of Ufema's boys. Ambilionz To be a married man. SHIRLEY L. SPANGENBURG Spangie Academic Assembly I, 2, 3: Befa Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Squad Leader I, 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Baskefball Ig Vicfory Corps Ig Bowling Ig Glee Club I, 2, 3. Miss Snyder's pride 'n' ioy . . . deep voice . . . creafes good fimes . . . friend fo all . . . laughable . . no male froubles. Ambifion: To be a nurse. BRICE SPIGELMYER Spig Vocafional Hcils from Bellfown . . . in befween man . . , can live wifh women . . . buf can'l' live wifhouf fhem. Ambifion: To fravel. CARL SNYDER Spike Vocafional Glee Club 2, 37 Wresfling 3. A good farmer . . , loves his baby beef . . . likes all fhe women. Ambifion: To clafe a cerfain Junior. GERALD R. SPIGELMYER Spig Vocafional The quief fype . . . hails from McClure . . . offen seen wifh Shawver. Ambifion: To be a good wood bufcher. FLORENCE E. SOWERS Flo Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 33 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. 3, Baskefball 23 Rifle Club 35 Bowling Club I. Likes fo go skofing . . . a cufe blond . . . Lois and she are very good pals . . . she fhinks Chuck is preffy nice! Ambifion: To go fo Alaska!! JEANNE M. SPIGELMYER .Ieanne Secrelarial Lore Sfaff 3, Assembly I, 2, 35 Band I. 2, 3: Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 60-80 Word Transcrip- riong IO0-Word Theory: Glee Club I, 2, 3, Music Theory I, 2. Has cufe dimples . . . one of Prof's helpers . . . means business when she plays her frombone . , . lives near McClure. Ambifion: To have a band all my own. MARJORIE L. STEWART Mari Home Economics Glee Club I, 2, 31 Assembly I, 2, 3. Has a cufe giggle . . . blond . . . proud of her A in Home Ec . . , fravels wifh Pee Wee . . . lofs of fun fo be around. Ambifion: To fravel. HELEN M. STUCK . Vicky Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3, Assembly I, 2, 3: Squad Leader 2. Preffy eyes . . . fond of foofball players . . . hails from Easl' end . . . inferesfed in Lunk. Ambifion: To live a long and happy life. HERBERT STUiL Spider I c flemi Ac ' if .pre n afiyri-rkilfesl +Ii Mbol 1, 2. 3. One of fhe '.'Soufh Side Gang . .' s . . . afraid of fhlek ' . . ba- nana manl. . . likes fo eaf anyfhing. Ambifion: Engineer, WALTER B. STUMPFF, JR. S'IUmPy Academic Band I, 2, 3, Orchesfra I, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 37 Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Council 37 Rifle Club 3: Music Theory i, 2, 3. Hails from fhe farm . . . likes Trig . . . drives 'rhe Rea . . . musically inclined . . . Prof's righf-hand man. Ambifion: Successful engineer PATRICIA L. STUTTS Pol General Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Junior Prom Commiffee: Ari 3: Ac- 'livily Represenfafive I: Glee Club I: Squad Leader I: Bas- kefball I. Lewisfown's Jennifer Jones . . . has eyes for only Frank . . . good model. Ambifion: To gel' oul' of L. H. S. in four years. CHARLES wg THOMAS Buss Commercial Foofball l, 2, 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Business Manager of lhe Lore 3: Rifle Club 3: Jun- ior Prorn Commiffee 2: Bank- er 3: Roosevelf I'-Ii-Y I: Ac- liviiy Represenfafive I. Popular wifh 'rhe gals . . . he hasn'l seffled down . . . a good foofball player . . , a greal member of fhe Soufh Side gang. Ambifion: To gel around more! 1 I . Il RAYMOND LYON THOMAS Buck N .V General Foolball l,i2,f53: Wresfling 2, 3: Track,2:,-Bvpseball 3: Roose- vell I-li-Y k: A ivily Repre- senfafive .:3: Bo, ' Glee 'Club 2, 3: A seinblyjll, 2, 3: Rifle Qin of Jhe Saufh Side gangx. . loves fo fealse . . . Arnbifion: To be mayor off lhe Soulh Side :sl I if THOMAS L. SWANGER Slim Vocalional Foofball 2: Wreslling 3: Base- ball 3. Good, all around fellow . . , well liked by everyone . . . likes fo go fo assemblies! Ambition: To be a foreman over his own woodshop. GEORGE I. THOMAS Foxy Vocalional Lore Slaffp Baskefball I, 2, 3: Faofball I, 2: Fufure Crafls- men I, 2, 3: Vicfory Corps I: Acfivify Represenfafive I, 3: Sfudenl' Council 3: Assembly I, 2, 3. Everybody's friend . . . likes fo ga Io Licking Creek . . . wailing for fhaf red- head. Ambilion: To gel' fhaf red- head ouf of college and save some money. ELEANOR E. TREASTER Red Commercial Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Bowling I, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 3: Vicfory Corps Leader I: Squad Leader I, 2: Rifle Club 3. Alhlefic redhead , . . lalkafive . . . Ambifion: To gel an M.R.S degree from a cerfain L. H S. sfudenf, KARL A. SWARTZ Doc Vocalional Baskefball I, 2, 3: Soccer I, 2, 3: Baseball 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Acfivily Represenfafive 3: Lore Sfaff: Sfudenf Council 2. Lady killer . . . is oflen seen on Main Slreef . . ,good kid Ambifion: To be an elecfrical engineer. - PEGGY L. TAYLOR Peggy General Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: A,CappeIla Choir 3: Bela Tri-I'-li-Y' I, 2, 3: Sludenf Council 3: Aclivify Represen- 'lfafive 2: Prom Invifafion Commillee 2. Shari and sweel . . . seen wifh Meafy Ambition: To be a career wife. .4 ,i Q i E l 5 ,. E, JOHN G. UGHETTO Pele Commercial Banker I, 2: Foofball I: Vic- 'Iory Corps 2: Track l, 2. General Pal'for1'S righf- hand man . . . one of fhe Brooklyn No. 3 cowboys . . . we call him Fefe, Ambifion: To be Pacini's firsl' male on fhe quail boal. HOWARD WAGN ER Bill Academic Assembly 3. Exfremely quiel , . . we ofien wonder whaf he is thinking abouf . . . Murphy's per slock boy!! . . . girls don'l inleresf him!! Ambifion: To be a manager of Murphy's. 51 if 5 is 3 if iz 2 5 s s PAUL E. WAGNER. JR. Jack Vocalional Sfudenl Council 3, Glee Club 3. - New around here . . . popular , . , eniays loolball games. Ambilionz To keep Ihe Buick as long as if runs. ROBERT L. WAGN ER Chula Vocalional Soccer 2, 3. Big . . . lanky . . . lilies lhe girls and vice versa . . . nuls aboul' molorcycles. Ambilionz To be a good air plane mechanic! LOIS ANN WAGNER Lois Ann Academic Band 2, 35 Orcheslra 2, 3: Glee Club I, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Parlyg Viclory Corps lg Music The- ory 2. Quiel and sfudious . . . always does her homework . . . fools a llule . . . drives a Plymoulh . . . Lafin whiz! Ambilion: To see Ihe world, especially Scolland. RUSSELL H. WAGN ER Rusfy Vocalional Band I, 2, 3: Orcheslra l, 2: Fulure Craflsmen l, 2, 35 As- sembly 2. A musician . . . bashlul around women . . . proud of his machine shop abilily. Ambifion: To come back and lo lell Mari he did if all. NELSON WAGNER Fqlboy Academic Glee Club 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 3: Aclivily Represenlalive I 7 Wreslling 2,35 Soccer 3, Rifle Club 3. Quiel' . . . sporls a Ply- moulh , . . girl shyl?l . . . has lrouble wilh Spanish . . . lorgels lo duck Dad's buck- shot- Ambilionz To go lo college and lo meel some beaulilul prospecls. CECELIA P. WEAKLAND Terry General Assembly l, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3: Bela Ti-Hi-Y 3. Classroom culup . . . Halls lram lhe 'l'lill ' . . . 'Ihose dales wilh ??? . . . friendly. Ambilion: For lhal cerlain guy 'lo change my name. R. JOANNE WEAVER T-Burd General T- A. C. Commillee 3: Ma- roon and Sleel I, 2, 37 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2. 37 A Cappella Choir 35 Squad Leader 25 Sophomore Parry Commillee lg Assembly l. 2, 3: Baskelball I, 25 Bowl. ln9 lr Class Dues Colleclor 3. Ambilion: To make life worlh- while. DONALD WEIKEL DOH Academic Band li Orcheslra If Sludenl' Council 3: T. A. C. Corhmil- 'ree 3: Cheerleader 3, Glee Club 3. Ex-Marine . . . full of pep . . . ladies' man . . . fond of roses. Ambilion: To be Pacini's en gineer. THELMA M. WEYANT Red Commercial Assembll' l, 2, 32 Bela Tri- l-li-Y 2, 3: Cvlee Club l, 2, 31 Squad Leader lg Rifle Club 37 Baskelball 3. Prelly red hair . . . quiel - . . SOWSFVS friend . . . al- ways has her homework done . . . likes Io lease Nadine. Ambilionz To be a privale secrelary. JAMES RICHARD WHEELER Jim General F. F. A. l. Quiel and bashful . . . likes la hunl rabbils wilh a .22 . . . dislikes Io give in- iormalion. Ambilion: To play baseball, NELSON L. WHEELER NeI Vocalional Soccer I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Viclory Corps I: Aclivily Represenla- live I: Banking 3. Good in sporls . . . lriend lo all . . . some say he's bashlul. Ambilion: Be a success in lile. EDWARD H. YARN ELL Ed Academic Sludenl Council 2, 3: Sludenl Boy'Presidenl 3: Arl I, 2, 3: Aclivily Represenlalive I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Hi-Y Presidenl 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Band 3: Lore Arlisl 3. KiIroy's press agenl . . . lhal changeable voice . . . can easily reach high C . . . Sludenl Councils righl-hand man. Ambilion: To be a minisler. . PEGGY L. YOCUM Peg Home Economics Good nalured . . . palron ol lhe skaling rink . . . one ol lhe Home Ec. gang . . . lravels wilh Lou. Arnbilion: To be or nol lo be. HELEN M. WILSON Susie Home Economics Glee Club I, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3. Tommy's sweel possession ...cule...Iively... Mr. Howe's prize sludenl . . . gum-cracker . lrom lhe knob Ambilion: To gel a M.R.5. degree lrom Tommy. JOHN R. YOCUM Bud Vocalional Foolball I, 2, 3: Fulure Cralls- men I, 2, 3: Assembly 2. Women killer ol Lake Park . , . good fullback . . . hopes lo be a wood bulcher. Ambilion: To lake J. B.'s place on lhe leaching slall ol Vo- calional. JEAN EDNA YOUNG Eddie Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir I, 2, 3: Orcheslra 2, 3: Y.-T. A. C. Commillee I, 3: Y.-T, A. C. Treasurer 2: Assembly I, 2, 3: Alpha Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Sophomore Class Parly I: Junior Prom Commil- lee 2: Maroon and Sleel- Fealure Edilor I, 2: Co-Edilor 3: Squad Leader I, 2: Class Dues Colleclor I: All-Slale Chorus 2. Gay, happy . , . drives lhe Tan Turlle . . . she's Len's gal . . . music will be in her lulure. Ambilion: To be a success in whalever I underlake. JOHN M. WILSON Jack Academic Wreslling I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Soccer 3: Banker l, 2, 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: Lore Slall 3: Junior Prom Commillee 2: I-li-Y I: Rille Club 3. Good looking . , . pleas- ing personalily . . . likes a cerlain lrumpel player ' Ambilion: To be a velerinar- ian. HARRIET E. WINTERS Winlers General Assembly 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. Cheerful and heci'rly . . . sincere . . . pals wilh Lucy and Pacini. Ambilion: To gel an Honor- able Dischargeu lrom L. H. S. JOSEPH W. YOUNG Joe Vocalional Banker I, 2, 3: Baseball 3. Bashlul boy lrom down McClure way . . . likes lo work wilh eleclricily . . . a lriend ol Mr. Benlzel. Ambilion: To be a good elec- lrician. PATRICIA J. ZEIGLER HZIQQISH Academic Glee Club I, 2, 3: Arl I, 2, 3: Sophomore Parly Commil- lee Chairman I: Junior Prom Chairman 2: Bela Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 3: Bela Vice-Presidenl 3: Maroon and Sleel I, 2, 3: As- sislanl Edilor ol Lore 3: As- SSWIIDIY I, 2. 33 Squad Leader 2: Y.-T. A. C. Commillee I, 2, 3: Bowling I, 1 I B BENJAMIN L. DAVIS M YN J- Merci UNH Vocafional H X C0 'mic Ben is one of our ,.e, uden E523 Forensic +urned G.l.'s . . . he speni' l-eo l- 2' Glee vb l- I Iwo yecrs in fhe service . . 3 -Ssembl 2- - I'Y served I8 monfhs overseas. Wgvm .COVPS ' VCC 2? Ambifionz To be Mr. Benl'zel's C-A, 2? A' Oiief ' Pfom righf-hand mon, 7: C0m - I? e o x- .. . . . rie . . . ' s B enge 71. , . ' '-p .v Am n: +ho'r Ro i En- gineer. ROBERT RANKIN Bob Vocaiional An ex-Army mon . . . neo? looking . . . 'rhczf dorlr h ir . . . Any special in+er- lie Ambifion: To have someone coll me hubby. is Ref 13- KENNETH E. SHOEMAKER Ken Vocafional Foofball 2: Wresfling I, 2: Trocl: I, 27 Bonlcer I: Acrivify Represenfofive 2. Shorr . . . doesn'+ core much for women . . . ci good lroclc mon . . . cnofher ex- G-.l. who spenl Iwo yeors in M.'I.O. Ambifionz To own my own business. Zin jlillemuriam SAM UEL A. HOOPES The Lore srcff wishes fo poy ils cleepesl respecl 'ro lhe memory of Samuel A, Hoopes, Samuel A. Hoopes beller known 'ro mony of Us Os Som died Thursday, April IO, I947, offer o long illness due +o rheumolic fever. A member oi lhe Vocclionol Deporimenl ol' Lewisfown High School, Som foolc porl' in various oclivifies of fhe school. He wos o friend lo every- one oncl his memory will be revered by all his clcssmole'S. guy it jkingd 1 mre gun, .JLJIIJA J' wg jx X, ,-gk! ixxl duigkxsffxl 21.571 GNXQ l Tl l co, W P ,,,,4,Wl 3:93 SVLMWV flfffx WW ' uniom V f SJ V a. Lil? -5 l K, ln Seplember, I945, we, 'rhe Class of '48, began our career in ihe Senior Deparlmeni' of L.l'l.S. as proud Sophomores. We elecied ihe following officers: Presideni, Carl Bargerg Vice-Presidenl, Nancy 1 McClain: Secreiary, Phyllis Carleri and Treasurer, Bill l-leclcerf. The laiggesi eveni of lhai year was fhe Sophomore Parry, made successful ihrough ihe eiforis of our class advisers, namely, Miss Parlc, Mr. Reigle, and Mr. Smilh. T In our Junior year we again chose our leaders: Presideni, Dick Rachau, Vice-Presideni, Connie Cleclc: Secrefary, Nancy Burkeirp Treasurer, John Bowen. ln lhe middle of Ociober we ordered rings and pins, 'followed by hais, emblems, and iplennanis of green and grey, Of course, 'rhe big eveni of 'rhis year was 'rhe llunior Prom. We had promised The Seniors The biggesf Prom ever WMM held in Lewisiown, and we sincerely hope fhaj our promise was ful- filled. We wish rhem 'rhe besr of luck and hgpe we can mainfain B-2 Top row, L-R: Cowder, Shoff, Gray, Pierce, Nerhood, Briner. Four+h row: Hefrick, Barker, Miichell, Glick, Carfer, Penningfon, Fry. Third row: Duchan, Young, Swope, McClain, Price, Ryan. Second row: Bickal, Ruger, Hos+e+ler, Jacobs, Price, Davidheiser, Hacken- berry, Sieininger. Firsf row: Arnold, El- lioH, Esh, Graham, Toner, Middlesworih, Snook, Kearns, Wagner, Nealy, Mc- Monigle. Top row, L-R: Miller, lngram, Houser, Wilson, Page, Kline, Ulsh, Burlce'H, Huff- nagle, Bailey, Bumgardner, Goss. Fourih row: Neiman, Bachman, Everly, Krafzer, Canedy, Kopliviiz, Cresswell, Jones. Third row: Rubin, Rhoades, Speck, B. Sfroup, Agle, Ripka, Pry, McMas+ers, Orr, Lewis, Dippery, Scif, Smoker. Sec- ond row: Young, Teenie, Yefier, M. Sfroup, Horning, Miller, Newman, Hufchinson, Snyder, McLaughlin, Wei'- zel. Boffom row: Renninger, Eby, Ra- chau, Barger, Basom, Noerr, Snoolc, Heclrerf, Neimond, Bodley, Cunningham, ,Jw i'i ' Heclrendorn. ' B Their places as upperclassmen. Kr i 'ff If DicK AND . BI-B3 CLHSS 0F '1948 B-4 AND B-5 Top row, L-R: Louclcs, Schilling, Shofz Williams, Wakefield, Johnson, Gracey Kahler, lrrgang, Spiglemyer. Fif+h row: Snook, Yefler, DeLuca, Lerch, Salfer Donahe Lin le Yeifer SHN' Erb Will YI 9 - - I I Fourlh row: Burd, Harshbarger, Yocum, Cleck, Bachman, Handakes, Boring, Wian, Hudson, Barger. Third row: Hunfer, Kenawell, Desiderafi, Smalley. Second row: Price, Forsylhe, Hosleller, Fulfz, Singly, McGhee, Coudrief, San- chez, Shingler, Eby, Thompson. Bo++om row: Landis, Lewis, Horion, Knudson, Klinger, Cramer, Davies, Larson, Reich, Soufh, Lane. ,N ' , - ll f 1 g . jf le,,,,z,,' , s ' D J ll yy I xl if 3? YCtLi4G.r Top row, L-R: Taylor, Young, Fye, Wagonseller, Goss. Fourfh row: Nearhool, Pennebaher, Baumgard- ner. Third row: Richards, Adams, KauFFman, Quinn, Curry, Romig. Sec- ond row: Eisenhower, Pefers, Johnson, Bowersox, Elliof, Woods, Harfley. Boiiom row: Safzler, Glanl, Peclr, Reigle, Rodkey, Brannon. Top row, L-R: Clemens, Brown, Knepp, Dippery, Long. Fiflh row: Kralzer, Pry, Shroyer, Spangenburg, Filre, Aurand, Thorpe, Weriz. Fourfh row: Shaefier, Neely, S+ra'Hon, Erdly, Bargo, Aurond, Vogt Third row: Druhenmiller, Chesier, Gross, Fisher, Snyder, Rheam. Second row: Bowen, Eby. Jones, Galluci, Pen- ningion, McClellan, Taylor, Msndler. Bo++om row: Adams, Rodlrey, Fisher, Feafhers, Gessalman, Baumgardner, M urrcy, Jemison. ,Q Sopkomored i Cl-C-2 Top row, L-R: De ArmenT, Dippery, Lan- dis, Moyle, Brannon, Berger, Summers, Snyder, Peace, Galloway, Moist Fourfh row: Hill, Paffon, Mclniyre, Lilley, Ey- sTer, STull, Hendricks, Eberfs, Fleming, FoucarT. Third row: Siuck, Hockenberry, Shore, Campbell, Crawford, McMosTers, McElhaney, F. Romig, Toner, WisehaupT, Kaup. Second row: Romig, Boreman, lsenberg, Blose, Shively, Roddy, March, Reigle, Smifh, Searer, Morgan, Max- well. Boffom row: Rummell, DaTes, Shealiler, Fleisher, Brode, Webber, Ham- . m'T'i ler, Shirk, Fowler, Tomlison, Raush, N f Keiler. ,agf 1 ,f744fLf!Vf ,Wy Iii 1 L Z, f 1f '7 211 LH Lk ft 1 ', . 4 Kwik ln SepTemloer, I946, we, The Class of '49, enTered The Senior 7,X'1 DeparTmenT of L. H. S. We now look back wiTh pride aT The Three I 4' - successTul years spenT in The Junior DeparTmenT. ? Our iirsT Two years in The Junior DeparTmenT were filled wiTh hard work and many pleasures, and upon enTering The ninfh grade Q f yell ,l rg KX L7 C-4-C6 Top row, L-R: Wills, Barber, Parchey, Bossinger, Carolus, Loucks, Lind. FifTh row: Bigelow, Havice, GilberTson, War- ner., SaTzler, Shay, Yocum, Boreman. Homan. FourTh row: Krule, Kemberling, Lequea, Orner, Goss, Lash, Swank, Wheeler, Crownover. Third row: Whir- man Gilberf Wise S i elm er Lee er I I 1 P 9 Y I P 1 Laub, Krenfzman, Shore, GlanT, Kochenl deffer. Second row: Richards, Clark, Wagner, Bah, Vaughn, Wian, Allen, Price, Allen, Kearns, Renninger, Miller. BoTTom row: Walker, Ferguson, Phea- sanf, Shearer, Shissler, Pa'H'on, Knepp, Rhodes, Hauser, Johns, Aurand, Pass- more. we held a leading role in many acTiviTies oT The school. During The school Term many of The 'boys held posiTions on The J. V. FooTball, J. V. BaskeTball, Baseball, and WresTling Teams. The evenT To which we looked forward was The Freshman Class ParTy, which Through The eTTorTs of everyone was a greaT success. . We sTarTed our Sophomore year by elecTing The following oTTicers: CHISS 0F ' C3-C5 Top row, L-R: Bunker, Morgan, Sfravalo, Smiih, Price, Graham, Kasmarlr. Fifih row: Saxon, Newman. DeVerfer, Wil- liams, Ulsh, Yarger, McCracken. Fourfh row: Hunf, Schwinger, Winslow, Banker, Riden, Wagner, Kearns, Galvin, Nich- ols. Third row: Waliers, Kauffman. Kanfz, Ful+z, Millilren, Solf, VanNaHa, Fosler, Carolus, Gilberf, Brannon, John- son. Second row: Fraine, VanHorn, Ber- ger, Thompson, Hosf, Ecldinger, Morri- son. Rhodes, Lennarfz, Krepps, Deven, Sfufls, Carlson. Boffom row: Shade, Fisher, Young, Shenk, Myers, Zeigler, Shore, Orf, Leopold, Harpsfer, Weaver, Slevenson, Cherry, Kline. -7 ,fw- Presidenf ...... ..... J im Zeigler Vice-Presideni .... Mary Foucarf Secrelary ..... . . .Mary Kearns Treasurer ........,.............,................ Jim l-louser Credil for our successful year is due +o every member of our class and our very able advisers, Miss Lack, Mr. Kilhefier, and Mr. Engle. r As 'rhe Sophomore Class compleies This year, we complimenl' lhe Junior Class and congraiulaie ihe deparling Seniors for lheir line worlc. We wish Them all success and happiness. MARY FOUCART AND JIM ZEIGLER 115 for 4 . -is-sf XX i six. ...,-...ix ml, .-.- fi 1 X if lil is es VOCATIONAL SOPHOMORES Top row, L-R: Swinelord, Page, Long Crager, Bailey, Thompson, Espigh, Moni- gomery, Sfelizer. Fourfh row: Pandle Erb, Miller, Yeffer, Worley, Gibbons Goss. Third row: Fleisher, Hoffman, Lu'rz Clark, Siewarf, Maclrnur, Shawver Clinger, Shores. Second row: Tafe Sellers, Cavenaugh, Harmon, Leeper Fallon, Bafisfa, Allen, Worley, Trouf: man, Glanf. Boffam row: Adams, Brad- ford, Smifh, Cusfer, Haller, McElhaney, Messerman, Munson, Wilson, Walker. D3-D4 Top row, L-R: Sfroup, Lauver, Trourman Bell, Warnrz, Pacini, D. Wagner, Hira- lris, Passmore, Aurand, Goss. Fourrh row Kauffman, Searer, Schiele, McMullen Allen, Cuff, Sheaffer, M. Dillman, Lid dick, Haines, Sheaffer, Seifle. Third row Loh+, Quigley, Myers, Bullick, Fisher Miller, Klinger, J. Kearns, Dukes, Smifh Yeffer, Bargo. Second row: George Galdsiein, Whi+e, Rossman, Rheam Havice, Lu+z, Dimeo, Smiley, Culberfson Knepp, Beers, Sfade, E. Wagner, Harbsi, Cavanaugh. Bo+'tom row: Hughes, Mel- loH, Ellinger, M. Smifh, Wray, Crawford Dillman, Srimely. PQJAHQQI1 D I -D2 Top row, L-R: Sanchez, Weaver, Yocum, Rupp, Long, Haubrick, Grassmyer, Glen- dye, Defoe, Warner, Kauffman, Aurand. Fourth row: Renninger, Carodislrey, Mil- ler, Van Scyac, Rhodes, Turner, Sieinhof. Third row: Cavanaugh, Wian, Jacobs, Graham, Peferson, Thoman, Sheaffer, Appleby, Snyder, Cowan, Goss. Second row: McMillen, Bishop, Shawver, Ruble, Shehan, McMillen, Yeafer, Salvador, Kinser, Clare, Silks, Elmer, Fulfz. BoH'om row: Wray, Thompson, YeHer, Crosson, Carson, Schrock, Camphill, Kimberling, Burkeif, Searer, Woomer, Young. D-5 Top row, L-R: Whirlain, Kahley, Collin, Hess, Grass, Reager. Middle row: Heas- ler, Lepley, Wian, Warfel, Flemming, Seiber, Cherry, Fisher, Arnold, BoHom row: McCardle, Smiih, Sieinberger, Yo- cum, Hall, Goss, Goss, Smiih, Shehan, Nichols, McLaughlin, Kaiser, Robinson Dailey, Hunf. CLHSS 0F P1950 The Saga of The I95O's To 'rhe I947 ediiion of The Lore, we send This siory of The class of I95O. We enfered lhe ballle of high school as sevenlh graders in 'rhe fall of I944, ZIO sfrong. This was a year of war aclivilies. We sold bonds and boughi slamps. To earn a half-day's vacafion, by reporiing SIOOO worih ol bonds sold, we annoyed our friends and neighbors and haunled 'rhe lobbies of 'rhe banlcs for credil' slips. Radio -iallcs in The inleresl of bond sales were given by Nevin Rupp, Eloise Thoman, and Isaac Zimmerman. We allended four dances 'lhal year. Terry Snider won lhe W. C. T. U. confesl. Our eighfh grade was less evenliul. Two dances provided fun for us fhal' year. Gym was much more exciling for us. Apparalus was inlroduced and we learned horseback riding wilh many a Tumble. I946-47 has been an evenlful year in alhlelics, Hoclcey was inlroduced for Junior Deparlmenl girls. Boslcelball has slarled for 'rhe ninlh grade girls. Pep meer- ings were begun in lhe caleleria bul ended very properly in assemblies on Thursdays. The cheerleaders worked hard and iailhiully. Paul Pacini represenled our class on fhe Jay-Vee baslcelball Team. BARBARA GRAHAM AND PAUL PACINI D8-D9 Top row, L-R: Sfoner, Harbsi, Reeder, Davies, Wifman, Carpenfer, Heckerf, Toner, Sfees, Middlesworfh, Bell, Mc- Viclrer. Fourfh row: Siimley, Wagner Hosf, Zimmerman, Woods, Reeder, Ol- son, Haywood, Osborn, Mowery, Boyn- ion. Third row: Buckley, Gemberling Wray, Jones, Megahan, Mariner, Heck- erf. Second row: Miller, Charles, Irr- gang, Holberf, Young, Smiih, McMullen Lepley. BoH'om row: Alexander,'YeHer Hughes, Davidheiser, Sheriff, Schroyer Mellinger, Thomas, Horn, While, Hill Edmisfon, Sheriff, Mayes, Everly. JS? sf ,' Cqlifjscbgfab gil. 'X ,lil -Mill Q.. if L, D6-D7 Top row, L-R: Goss, Vincenf, Bash Henry, Dunkelburger, Kauliiman, Deamer Snyder. Clelan. Third row: Goss, Powers Kohler, Diehl, Lawler, Bender, Reed Palm, Logan, Heafh, Gufshall, Long Rodlrey. Second row: McCrory, Cox Knepp, Flemming, Goss, Plessinger, Bay Price, Curry, While, Spigelmyer, Shear- er, Kennedy. BoHom row: Gufshall Wray, Berryhill, Kerns, Hawke, Moines: Hower, Webber, Thompson, Kumbera Hayes, Drunkenmiller, Riffer, Louden- slayer. .J A 'S M J D ,fy CLIISS DF 1951 Qfvffl Ki ii xx ff , My El-E2 Top row, L-R: Bosserl, Hopple, Schwinger, B. Hauser, Noerr, RiHer, L. Hauser R. Graham, Garrison, Birmingham, Kiffing, Cowder, Grass. Fourlh row: Comforl, Geedy, S. Smifh, Sellers, Carfer, J. Brannon, Riley, R. Sheaffer, Naylor. Third row: R. Gordon, Maham, Rhodes, Slevenson, Willrins, G. Micheal, G. Micheal, Hendricks, Aurand, Huey. McCrory. Second row: Limes, L. Brannon, J. Go d Ma1'+ern, Eisenhower, Naugle, Haa Sl ' D'll ' r on, g, ee, Winslow, Boil. Boflom row: Dippery, n man, Swanger, Wills, Orner, D. Sheaffer, Schilling, Gilberl, Wheeler, Horn- laerger, Zook, Meh, Miller, Haywood. 1 SQTSN if fx f' fs ,el ff' xf,l-J LIN 61- ig ifinf N fe 4. L.-11, X!! QQ, o..f-f' E3-E4 Top row, L-R: Bannon, Shearer Slum h Baile K u P n y, emberling, Myerly Lane W l- is 1 1 5 rs, Murphy, Herbsler. Fourfh D row: alby, Arnold Chesfer S' , , rmms, Bein- hardf, DeLuca, Harfsock, Wagner, Frey, Elmer, Bryer, Shaw. Third row: Sfevens, Coffey, Kemberly, Shimp, Lennurfz, Nip- ple, Barger, Kline, Burkholder, Krepps, Smiih, Wise, Bollinger, Kraher. Second row: Glick, Allen, Salvarore, Ocker, Harringfon. Firsl row: Cornelius, Sin- gley, Kennedy, Wilkins, Sfeece, Mc- Bride, Renninger, Holsopple, Russell, James, Showalfer, Beers, Dumpman, Elder. E5-E-6 Top row, L-R: Romig, Long, Weyman Price, H. Werlz, Yocum, Bernheizel L. Werh. Fourfh row' Godd d M . ar, il- ler, Goddard, Hamler, Kensinger, Sanchez, Klawiffer M , organ, Fike, Knepp, Vogi. Third row: Clark, S+all, Schwabb, Johnson, Pefers, Marfz, Mc- Masler, Royer. Second row: Bickel, Heckeri, Kunsman, McCormick, Eld- er, Goss, Dunkelberger, McCardle, Cusfard, Spangler. Firsl row: Shirey, Close, McElhaney, Kauffman, Pa- gana, Dippery, Koplovifz, Wagner, Smiley, Pauly, Engleharf, Peiers, Dickerl, Gesselman. .gf W 3924-55 ATX 4 rl A 2 .jfxl - fp WW ,g,gg42jXP, unss or 1952 iff 'X as lf Fl-F2 Top row, L-R: Davis, Balmer, Snoal. Fourfh row: Knudson, Schwab, Logan, Brum- baugh, Gregg, Laub, S1'ra'H'on, Culberfson, Plessinger, Sfraley, Huff, Griffiih, Brown, Jones, Wian, Lingle. Third row: DeArmen+, Bishop, Agnsy, Hulfnagle, Schield, Brice, Aurand, BenneH', Kline, Harlley, Gregg, Cosgrove, Suffon, Ber- ryman. Second row: Fosfer, Burlew, Pennebalrer, Kieferle, Coffey, Forsyflwe, Bor- iell, Haywood, Hess, Heckendorn, Riffenhouse, Logan, Feisner, Swineford, Coo- ney, Sfellmaclr, Keemer. Silks, McCardle, RiH'er, Reed. Boffom row: Forsyfhe, Dunn, Beally, Wagner, Boonie, Lash, O'Hara, Ellis, Sfengel, Whary, Bowman. F3-F4 Top row, L-R: Carter, Penninglon, Walfers, Gross, Davies, Harfman, Murphy, Lepley, Kauffman, Kochen- denier. Fiifh row: Warnh, Osborne, Long, Kling, Carolus, Everly, Cohen, Chilcoal, Fry. Fourlh row: London, PreH'ylea'l, Obendhoff, Winslow, Ru- perf, Cuff, Shaefier, Earnesf, Yeffer, De Verler, Snoolr, Everly, Borfell. Third row: Calinan. Lohr, Parsons, Ryan, Swifi, Slaclr, Thompson, Caro- disky, Boop, Lash, Vaughn. Second row: Hess, Miller, Wagner, Webs+er, Wise, Shaeffer, Yocum, Nelson, Glanf, Herbsfer, Varner, Passmore, Bowers, Frazee, Rose, BoHom row: Siefler, Bailey, Fifzgerald, Nichols, Dalian, Shepherd, Wheeler, Yeiier. ' F5-F6 Boys: Bolger, Colyer, Try, Haywood, Hess, Hiralres, Kauffman, Marker, Roselle, Smifh Thompson, Varner, Wagner, Williams, Young, Blose, Cusfer, Davis, Kline, Krof, Logan McCardle, McKinley, Naylor, Ruperf, Toner, Yeffer. Girls: Barleff, Becluwifh, Bowman Deyin, Ellis, Follr, Hoffman, Nicholson, Pa'Hon, Pannebalrer, Ruby, Runlcle, Secresf, Shiller: Sfelnberger, Wagner, Whary, Werf, Agney, Boyle, Bosler, Fulfz, Geecly, James, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, Kearns, Lehman, Smilh, Snoolr, Speece, Sfroup, Vinceni, Wallers, Ward, Weriz, Whileman, Yeariclz, Zannino. IT, n .rg i 1 Lf 1 I F' mf Ll I J . , 9 C U illf N- , .1 ke A A fill mil ,xl 4, lf. , an Wi' 7-- 7 TTT Q-155 ff v 4 e Z-sf-X Jusl' as lhe lwenfy-iour-hour day is divided inlo +wo equal C fN N parls, nighl and day, so have 'X we fried 'lo divide lhe oclivilies fry l X of our yearsin high school. We pd ,X have pul' info l'he following X J pages all, or nearly all, evenls 1 l'hc1+ occur afler school hours al' X, e L.H.S. KX vb C Q r U . S lf X X KV' ml ,fs ' lk - N l l X 5 Q' ' l A ll f JN all ' ' xl A 7 l J 4 ,l 4 if , W f X L .2-J. l QE will izvjlm-X NKJV' igkf Aw K M 5 2 E 2 2 Tri-Hi-Y's sTarTed The TRI-Ill-V The Alpha and BeTa BETA TRI-HI-Y Top row, L-R: Smoker, Crager, STuck, Hoffman, Reed, Mowery, Burger, Wian, MiddlesworTh, Boring, Hudson Crownover, Spangenberg, Schilling, Slee. FiTTh row: WeyanT, Sowers, Hess, HerringTon, STroup,lLilley, McCracken, Bigelow, Ulsh, Moisf. FourTh row: Kohler, Bailor, Bumgardner, Treasfer Neely Pacini Ross, Byrd, Kearns, Kearns, Dippery, Leeper, Yarger, Third row: Gracey, HunTer, New: man, STeininger, STroup, Price, Bachman, Brock, EberTs, RosensTeel, SaxTon. Second row: lrrgang Angney, Dunn, HuTchinson, Peck, Middlesworih, We'rzel, Handakas, Lilley, Pyles, Zeigler, Blasdale BoTTom row: Wagner, Nichols, Wagner, Will, Sauder, Taylor, Wisehaup, Kauffman, McCormick Schwinger, Newman, WhiTman, MclnTyre. visers The clubs have had a very successful year. 46 - 47 season wiTh an enrollmenT oT over lO2 girls. The oTTicers and advisers Tor These clubs are as follows: Alpha-PresidenT, Mary Ann Hanna: Vice-PresidenT, Wanda Bannon: SecreTary, Wanda Wise: Treasurer, Nancy Mc- Clain: BeTa-PresidenT, Iona Lilley: Vice-Presi- denT, PaTricia Zeigler: SecreTary, .loan Gracey: Treasurer, Nancy Dipperyg Advisers, Miss MaT- Tern and Mrs. HirT. Under The guidance oT These oTTicers and ad- ALPHA TRI-HI-Y The mosT imporTanT evenTs were Their annual Hallowe-'en Dance, Talks by Mr. Ufema and Mr. SichiTano on The Tundamenlrals oT baslceTball, various service meeTings, and serving aT numer- ous comrnuniTy beneTiT banqueTs held aT The Y.M.C.A. We hope ThaT The, Tri-Hi-Y's in The TuTure will have as successTul and happy a year as we have had This year. MARY ANNE HANNA, IONA LILLEY Top row L-R: Shively, Pannebaker, Shenk, Graham, Bradley, Grove, Young, Shumaker, McGhee, Maxwell, Riden. FiTTh row: Boreman, STUTTS, Jacobs, Cleck, Fleming, Krule, Bannon, McClain, Young, Davis, Kaup. FourTh raw: Swope, BurkeTT, Aurand, Kenawell, Milliken, Spiglemeyer, CarTer, HosTeTTler, Weaver, Kearns, Rayer. Third row: Canedy, Cresswell, Clark, STuTTs, MounTioy, Smalley, Hanna, FoucarT, HarTsock, Knudson, Renninger, Banker. Second row: Hulifnagle, Brannon, Wheeler, Roddy, Marsh, Glanf, Shore, KoploviTz. BcTTom row: PenningTon, Thompson, Williams, Dippery, Johnson, STull, Carolus, Wise, Galloway, Gilberi, Morgan, Searer, Thompson, Miller, FoucarT.- sz .I . sfiai1y sia ,iam im1uwnf1'.s aw s 'nm1sm DIXON SR. HI-Y To raw L-R: Bunker Sec. Sfevenson Kieler Rummel p , . . . . Johns, Pres. Leopold. BoHom row: Brode, Vice-Pres. Shade, Adviser Ufema, Fisher, Knepp, Cherry. H I - II Rooseveu sk. Hl-Y Top row, L-R: Adviser, Mr. Lindsay: Heclreri, Price, Bunker, Reich, Wagner, Shirk. Middle row: Cowder, Louclrs, Gra- ham, Krafzer, Vice-Pres. Snoolr, Pres. Yarnell, Baxfer, Brown. Bo+'Iom row: lngram, Gray, Treas. Peferson, Burlew, Soylor Clark, Rofhrock, Burgard, Cramer, McMonigle, Basom Barger. WILSON JR. H I-Y Top row, L-R: Yocum, Elmer, Pacini, Olson, Wagner, Ad- viser, Mr. Hufchinson, Second row: Hannon, Kennedy, Wise, Lauver, Schiele, Deamer, Rherer, Curry. Fronl' row: Allen, Weaver, Liddick, Treas. Berrier, Sec. Carpenfer, Vice-Pres Haywood, Pres. Boring, Cox, Price. , WASHINGTON JR. Hl-Y Top row, L-R: McMasIers, Lynch, Corkson, Noerr, Wer+z Bannon, Treas. Trou+man. Second row: Sec. Slull, Knepp Bosserf, Flood, Elliofl, Shaw, Kimberley, Graham. Fronl row: Birmingham, Pres. Sims, Glick, Michael, Vice-Pres. Michael, Bickel, Hopple, Goddard, Shaelifer, Adviser Bergman. PANTHER JR. Hl-Y Top row, L-R: DeVerIer, Kauffman, Bolger, Vice-Pres. Os- borne, Long, Rhoades, Everly, Aurand, Cohen, Thompson Culberfson Dollon. Fron+ row: Wheeler, Brown, Plessinger: Ellis, Young, Sec. Cosgrove, Griffifh, Pres. Lepley, Treas. Shepherd, Sheaffer, Adviser, Mr. Gordon. .. , . ...,, M ..--. ...W......M..-,..-..m.... .... .s... . ,M,....e.......WU...mmqr.,,.WMwe,.f.wmM,..N...,.W,1.e.s- new-,.,.., WV, ,,..,..m.fwm.ffwv:zM,..M..m W. .,.. ...ex k 1...f.r.,,.e.1.Ww..MLff-.fmwwwww CRIIFTSIIIEII ClUB CRAFTSMENS CLUB Top row, L-R: Schroyer Knepp Baile Wa II , , y, gonse er, Pry. Fourfh row: Spangenburg, Bollinger, Au rand, Bargo. Glanf, Baumgardner. Third row: Knapp, Eby, Pefers, P. Wagner, McKee, Smilh Gross Gessalman. Second row' Silfies Hamer, Wh l . , ee er, Bennei, Adams, Yocum, Jones, Desidercfil Baker Z. Messerman. Bollom row: Kearns, J. Messerman, Thomas, Hopple, Miller, Mr. Kilheffer. Under 'rhe clirecfion of Mr Kilherler newl l + d . , y e ec e adviser, 'rhe organizalion gal under way early in Seplember, wilh an enrollmenl of some 45 vocaiional boys. Eleclion of officers was as follows: Presidenf, George Thomas: Vice-Presidenl, Jack Kerns: Secrelary, Joe Messerman, Treasurer, Bob Hoppleg and Sergeanf-at Arms, Bill Miller. Plans have been made for fhe olrganizafion +o lake a few induslrial 'rrips Throughoul Penns lva ' . B B ' y ma ul' mos? ol all, lhe members are looking forward Jro Jrheir annual banquet which will be held somelime nearf he end of Jrhe school Term. G. I. T. sen, Mary Mn mm THE SENIOR CLASS LEWISTOWN HIGH Prcscntzs The Musical Revue If , Q 0 20 A John B. Rugers Production Direzzteml by Robert S. Bancroft um-om BMW , VaY19Y , , . Qvsx 'illgliw LauY9uce Evlhixexi ' ,H gg Gu' F A ' ,V R'052'i3? ?'-'Q Srii3ff252f5Z12,1. ww DM - ht Ove! ae 5. Fhgatricia Pacman: Mrs, 13693, f'Siiti!'1 if Exam 1 Tami Lfldsc 'mourn HIGH SL HOOL A 33 ami? 14, 19-'17 Lou rfihex-xp Dun, TWO ...Q George S357 Gr, Zefgler, Sigel B:-.ye m 3715 The . G , -Helreg hu fri, Joyce lfgulzufirey S maker: Tfhcmgzl f VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Top row, L-R: Mr. Shceffer, Mr. Swefelr, Rhodes, Bowen, F. Eby, Peclc, Riden, Hughes, Bridgens F0 0 T B n l l Ellis, Rachau, L. Snoolc, H. Snook, Mr. Ufema, Mr. Rosensrengel. Second row: Pa'Hon, Rodlrey: Muller S'l'ull Burgard Harbsi' R Thomas Jordon Noerr Yocum C Thomas Houser Hughes Hull Boifom row: Dippery, Cusfer, Hopple, Messerman, Knudson, Berger, Neimond, Bowersox, Harfley Custer, Boring. J ' s g' V ,, ,, , l ,,,s . , Mr. Alexander Ufema Mr. F. Joseph Sichilano Mr. John Rosensiengel Mr. Maurice Shedffer Mr. Jack Swefell Head Coach Asst Coach, Varsiiy Fooiball J. V. Foolball Coach J. V. Foolball Coach Trainer Foo+baIl, Baskerbcll Coach, J. V. Baskefball JAY-VEE FOOTBALL SQUAD Top row, L-R: Siravolo, Wagner, Kline, Shenlr, Noerr, Crager, Pacini, Shirlr, Aurand, Myers, Graham. BoHom row: Weber, Clemens, Clark, Burke, Nerhood, Milchell, Johns, H. Eby, Shore. n Guss Hughes lcopfcm Joe Messerman Gene Ellis Cenfer Guard Tip Jordan Guard QuarTerback B. N. Burger Felker Bridgens This season was The TirsT Tor The TooTball PanThers under our new coaches, Mr. UTema and Mr. SichiTano. AlThough The Team was Taced wiTh The diTTiculTy OT learn- ing a new sysTem oT play, The Team showed a greaT improvemenT over lasT year, and The season was a success. Having won our TirsT game Trom Selinsgrove, we Traveled To Tyrone, only To be beaTen. We soon made up Tor Thisq however, by winning Three consecuTive vicTories over MT. Union, STaTe College, and Du Bois. One oT The hardesT ToughT games oT The season was played aT STaTe College, where,The PanThers deTeaTed a Tavored STaTe eleven 7-O. ATTer losing To l'lunTingdon, we'-baTTled To a Tie wiTh BelleTonTe, The cli- max oT The season came when The PanThers sTeamrollered over The ClearTield eleven, 39-6. We were deTeaTed in our lasT Two games by Winber and Lock Haven. Al- Though we did noT win all oT our games, The Team gave a good accounT oT iTselT in all oT Them. LosT To nexT year's Team by graduaTion will be CapTain Gene Ellis, Felker Bridgens, Mel Hughes, Harold Snook, Tip A Jordan, Puss Riden, Buss Thomas, Buck Thomas, Don l'larbsT, John Yocum, Herb STull, Joe Messer- man, Fred ' Barger, Bob Hopple, and Handsome Burgard. These boys really played hard Tor old L. H. S., and all oT Them will be missed nexT year, ln addiTion To The Seniors on The squad, many underclassmen were used. They gained much experience and skill Tor nexT year's Team.' Much oT The crediT Tor our success This season musT be given To our coaches, who spenf many long hours and worked hard and paTienTly in drilling The squad. To These coaches, The players and The school exTend a voTe oT Thanks. To nexT year's Team we exTend our loesT wishes Tor a successful season. JAY RIDEN T-. s. Farmer HarbsT Tackle Tackle So n Snook Tackle Buck Thomas Guard Herb STull y Y .B gy S T ..I:I',T '::::':.:E::: T if' I Tackle Handsome Burgard Full back End Puss Riclen John Yocum Quarferback Buss Thomas Tackle llsobll VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, L-R: Mr. Ufema, Lon-dis, Soufh, Herlxerf, Eisenhower, Shack. Second row Eby Sworh Charles, Soylor, Reich, Snoolr. BoTTom row: Zeigler, Wheeler, Bridgens, Thomas Ponhus Rachau BI-ISHETBIILL ATTer compleTing The TirsT six aT Their seven games vicToriaus, The LewisTown PanThers seT- Tled down To winning Their TirsT MT. League game Trom Phillipsburg 33-20. Pre-season games saw The PanThers down Selinsgrove Twice, winning a Thriller Trom Belle- TonTe, and spliTTing a win and a hearT-brealc- ing deTeaT aT The hands aT STaTe College, as well as deTeaTing Burnham. Dec Dec Dec iI3 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I 946-47 Selinsgrove STaTe College BelleTonTe Dec. I7 Selinsgrove Dec. 20 STaTe College Filling The vacancy leTT by Sammy Shearer, Jan. Burnham Coach Alex UTema sTarTed Trom scraTch To Jan. Phillipsburg build The ToundaTion oT a Team ThaT would be Jan. Hollidaysburg recognized ThroughouT The disTricT as a Tormid- Jon' Hunlimgdon able Tive To all opponenTs. Jon' Tyrone, NexT yeor's Team will lose by graduaTion 'lon' MT' Umon Farmer Saylor, Nel Wheeler, Bob Pon- Jon' Bell6fTOnTe Tius, Elmo Charles, Doc SwarTz, and co- 'lan' Phlllwsburg capTains Jesse Bridgens and Posy Thomas. Feb' Yeogel-Town These boys all played To The besT OT Their abil- Feb' 7 Holllqloysburg iTy To make LewisTown a Torce To be reckoned Feb' l4 Hunhngdon wiTh in any game. Feb- 2' TYVOUS i We, The Class oT I947, wish To Thanlc These Feb' 25 MT' Umon boys, and wiTh all our hearTs wish good luck To Coach Ufema and The I948 BaskeTball Team. Co capfuin Co-ccpfoln F d For d F d orwar Guard Guard WUI' orwur osy Thomas ..EImo.. Charles Ne,-I Wheeler Felher Brldgens Doc SwcrT KM Q -ui W 6 THE WRESTLI NG TEAM Top row-L-R: Russell, Clarlc, Bell, Passmare, HarTley, Wagner, Goss, D. Siull, Wilson, Burgurd, Allen, Kearns, J. Adams, Hill, Davies, McManigle, Rummell. Middle row: Haller, N. Wagner, Mc- Kee, H. STull, C. Thomas, R. Thomas, B. Adams, Messerman, McClellan, Horfon, Pefers, CarpenTer. BoHom row: CusTer, Kemberling, Bodley, De Luca, Kn d P lx B h WRESTLING ,-.. :A 7, N. fQl1-QQ? Ll. ,-X f e if u son, ec , ac man, Ferguson, Gregg. As we loT down in our minds The sporTs oT our high school days, we musT noT TorgeT wresTling. Lilce all oTher .sporTs, we spenT long evenings aTTer school pracTicing hard Tor The coming rneeTs we did so wanT To win. lT was hard learning all The holds, going Through all The calisThenics, and noT eaTing The Things ThaT we like To eaT iusT To sTay down To The righT weighT. When iT was all over, iT was worTh iT. Finally when we goT in The meeT, and we sTarTed To wresTle, we goT nervous and scared: buT when we heard The boys on The bench cheering, we became conTidenT. As we came in conTacT wiTh our opponenTs, we Toughl' hard: and Then, suddenly, we could Teel his shoulders Touch. As we pinned our opponenT down,'we heard The counT, and realized ThaT we had won. lT's a grand Teeling. Even Though we leave old L.l'l.S. we cannoT TorgeT These memories. LasT, buT noT leasT, we Thank Mr, Riden and Doc SweTelc Tor The excellenT coaching. These men were responsible Tor making us as good as we were. . LM, es ' 3533 . fx. W is ,H .......Q..,, .a..h.,,,,, ,. w,,.N.,,M, M , Ya F YT ' : . E22 . 3:25 , -r 4,9 Having passed fhrough Hne A '2!ZA'U'7!' nighf evenfs, you now come +0 +he evenfs +alcing place during +he dayiighf hours. Through Hwese pages we pic+ure Hwe hap- penings of fhe dayIigI'1+ hours of L.H.S. XXV? 1 ef? iii? R 7erX'ff,5R ,Z 535 l 5 si, Xfgfji-7'Qx 3 'fa 2511! ff a 4 Jw A'-ff my s I I I SDCCER ShorTly aTTer school began, TwenTy-six boys reporTed To Coach KilheTTer To Try ouT Tor The Soccer Squad. The pracTice periods began raTh- er laTe, louT The boys developed very rapidly. Under The supervision oT a greaT coach, The PanThers were undeTeaTed Tor The TirsT seven games. This showed greaT Team co-operaTion and sporTsmanship. The lasT game oT The season, McAllisTerville handed The PanThers Their only deTeaT oT The season loy a score oT I-O. AT The end oT The season, McAllisTervilIe and LewisTown Tied Tor TirsT place in The Twin- CounTy League, each having i3 painTs. During The season, The PanThers scored I6 goals To Their opponenTs' 5, which is an enviable record. Twelve Seniors, George Saylor, Richard Cramer, RoberT PonTius, RoloerT Wagner, Ed- ward Hill, Harold CrawTord, Jack Wilson, How- ard Donaldson, Nelson Wagner, James Frelin, Nelson Wheeler, and Karl SwarTz, will be missed very much by Their Tellow TeammaTes. We, The Class oT I947, exTend To nexT year's squad our besT wishes Tor a successTul and praiseworThy season. NELSON WHEELER AND KARL SWARTZ ' THE SOCCER TEAM Top row, L-R: Grey, Snook, Hill, Donaldson, Wilson, Crawford, B. Wagner, Ponfius, Lewis, Suylor, Wheeler, Mr. Kilheffer. BoTTom row: Frelin, Seiber, Off, N. Wagner, Fisher, Lind, Passmore, Reich, Cramer, Swarfz, Kasmarlr. Mr. Harold Kilheffer VursiTy Coach Warsaw Jim Frelin Jock Wilson McAlis+erville Tlnompsonfown Reedsville . . . Por+ Royal . . . Porl Royal . . . Reedsville . . . McAlis+erville NeI Wagner ' 4, . 1 SOCCER SCORES L.H.S. Opp. I I ..Won by ci forfell' 4 I 5 I I 2 I 2 O . ...Won by cl forfeir 'Ed Hill Bob Pontius Dick Nel Wheeler Doc Swarlz Mike Crawford Chula Wagner Farmer Donaldson iv . ,I Cramer George Saylor ApriI ApriI Moy Moy Moy Moy Moy '46 TRACK TEAM Top row, L-R: Eby, Fisher, Rachou, Siine, Amig, Seiber. Ward, Bridgens, Donaldson, Mr Sfem berger. BoHom row: Horfon. Schwinger, Bowen, Snook, Hill, Thomas, Gifford. TRHCH FIIID BIISEBIILL 24 ReedsviIIe 30 Yeogeriown I Junicfo Joiri+ 7 Yeogerfown I4 Hunfingdon I7 Reedsville 22 Juniofo Joinf Home Awoy Home Home Away Awoy Awoy Nelson Whseler Dick Mondler Lefiy Mendler Ciuire Pye I I-O 4-3 5-I I I I-2 3-4 7-4 IO-2 BASEBALL PLAYERS Bob Poniius Chuck Sfewurf Money Goodwin Coach Mr. Rosens+engeI l945-46 TRACK April 26 SI'czI'e CoIIege Home Moy 3 Huniingdon Awcy I3If2 9OI 2 Moy IO Carson Long Home 59 40 Jack Curry Jim Houser Bill Snook Don Maurey Y 3. Ra krizi 3 9 H Rf' '2 1 'i J gk J lu! wi 3 SENIOR DEPARTMENT STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, L-R: McClellan, Slumplif, Pierce, Rachau, Barger, Thorp, Reigle, Baum, Gardner, Penning- 'I'on, Traxler, Charles, Thomas, Rhodes. Fourlh row: Snook, Burlew, Showers, Pa-Hon, DeLuca, Bore- man, Peck, Desiderali, Bailey, Shores. Third row: Noerr, Hanna, Foucarl, Cleclr, Mclnlyre, Weilcel, Sel+zer, Zeigler, Houser, Troufman. Second row: Burlrelf, Taylor, Goodwin, McClain, Wian, Riden, Saxon, Kearns, Shirk, Ferguson. Firsl row: Miss McCauley, Foucarl, Crownover, Wise, Mowery, Yar- nell, Grabbe, Norris, Herbsler, Mr. Riden, Hill, Confer. B e++y STIIDEIIT COIlIlCll Sluclenl Council, a democralic governing body, is lhe basis of sludenl governmenl in our school. Social Iunclions, hall palrol, banking, aclivily liclcels, alhlelics, and diflerenl communily affairs are under 'rhe auspices of lhis group. The Sluclenl' Governrnenl Con- ference al Hershey, Pennsylvania, was allencled by lhe boy and lhe girl Presidenls, Carl Barger from lhe Junior Class, and Mary Foucarl from ihe Sophomore Class. We, your Presidenls and represenla- lives, Edward Yarnell, Belly Lou Grabbe, Roberl Norris, and Mil- Edwqrd Yqmgll clred Mowery, have sincerely 'fried lo malce This your mos+ remem- bered year. BETTY LOU GRABBE AND EDWARD YARNELL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, L-R: Warfel, Sleece, Sanchez, Houser, Mellol, Harlman, Dafoe, Spigelmyer. Third row: Hamler, Werlz, Slevens, Birmingham, Coffey, Schwab, Singley, Werl. Second row: Knepp, Loudenslager, Campbell, Maines, Jones, Gilberf, Dippery, Harlsock, Nogle, Lash, Knudson, Slall. Bollom row: Heller, Keeferly, Johnson, Clelan, Graham, Smiley, Thompson, George, Hunl, Mayes, Nichols, Brown. Mildred Mowery Roberl Norris A ww SENIOR DEPT. ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, L-R: Horlon, Long, Peck, Traxler, Jamison, Fleisher, Thomas, Singley. Third row: Rodlrey Munson, Smilh, McClellan, Slraffon, Hoopes, Herbsfer, Kasmarlr, Paffon. Second row: Glick Clinger, Heckendorn, Swarlz, Ponlius, Thomas, Eby, Riden, McClellan, Jordan. Boflom row: Boring Hudson, Gilberf, Gilberlson, Kaup, Dippery, Lewis, Burkell, Swope, Reed, Caldwell, Mr. Faufh. IICTIUITV REPRESEIITIITIUES i r i During 'rhe years I946-47 lhere were 929 ac- livily liclcels sold in lhe Lewislown l'-ligh School, lhal being lhe largesl' number sold since lhe ac. livily 'riclcel campaigns were slarled in l94O. ll is a'very inexpensive way for sludenls lo allend lhe dillerenl school aclivilies. Every slu- clenl' saves approximalely flSl2 by lalcing ad- vanlage of lhis liclcel. h By purchasing an aclivily liclcel, a sludenl is enlilled lo allend all home loolball and baslcel- ball games, all home wreslling meels, and also plays and concerls held in lhe high school audi- lorium. They are also enlilled lo eighleen issues ol our school paper, Maroon and Sleelf' ll is very easy lo see by lhe number of lhese liclcels sold during recenl years lhal lhe sluclenls real- ize lhe value and advanlage ol purchasing an aclivily iiclcel. SARAHANN REED JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, L-R: Chesler, Boring, Searer, Price, Bolger, Buckley, Yocum, Salvalor, Houser, Sheaffer, Berrier. Second row: Maller, Lennarfz, Hagg, Wismer, Kauffman, Kline, Shearer, Kockendeffer, Co- hen, Dallon, Miller, Knepp. Bollom row: Werlz, Prellyleaf, Cooney, Willrens, Hayes, Robinson, Quigley, Kemberling, Thompson, Everly, Holberl, Schroyer, Miss Mease. SENIOR DEPT. BANKERS Top row, L-R: Fleisher Bowersox EdI , , r ey, L. Snoolc, Penningion Wheeler Cr Third row: Murray Mifchell Ta I H . , ager, Cusler, Jordan. , , yor, arp, Boreman, Richards, J. Wilson, Thomas, Jemison. Second row: Gross, Pacini, Blasdale, Smalley, Esh, Bafiesfa, Mon+gomery, H. Snook, Webber. Boffom row: Fowler, Ganoe, Kohler, McLaughlin, Wefzel, Spigalmyer, Boreman, Thompson, Bigelow, Kemberling, R. Wilson, Larson, Young. JUNIOR DEPT. BANKERS Top row, L-R: Sfimely, Warner, Bash, Wagner, Pacini, Kochenderfer, Fisher, Bay, Comfori, Mc- Vicker, Romig. Third row: KauFFman, Sfraffon, Cusfer, Williams, Glick, SaIva+ore, Klawiffer, Kiffing, Dalfon, Bailey, Wian. Second row: Dillman, Beers, Shirey, Fisher, While, Jacobs, Kumbera, McMullen, McLaughlin, Hawke, Hower. Bo'Hom row: Lohf, lrrgang, Borlell, Boop, Miller, DeLuca, Nelson, Vincenf, Paffon, Riifer, Young, Mr. Huichinson. Ilercsnahcsr Zlffliiii' I 'H:p:x1'irn fl -'Nvfiu iizfpya IZ::1'3f::m llfzaikzz .. lv. - ' A Aw! s,zLz.w:1z' ?C:12'AE -I. Nvfsfiiie 5'-f .5 zz, kiwi x -Hin 1 415.111 vl.,f.,,.g HDV ,, imxiiimu Magid E?'1i3'1 2 EL'j?'5 gU' U5 UNH iriliilff Q, LL., ww , .yt , n Arlwss. r 545 RHQTETEQ' E :am mf Ifiuskie c:hz u'fi tflamiff 1-Twifxn Ekzwidif E1 iiwiljr Ein-rfEf3T Y I:m:za:Zim:mX1'z' .loam fwifacfic Joe Kuzfhezmcler I,:u'ry Stetier Jozmnfs: Preiiy3 John Fry Ellen Shillez' Alice Vincent Melissa Lehm: Gien Kline 1 fM2?.LlI'iC9f.Bf05G, .......,,,.,....uQ,,,,.,L,f,..,.,...,, Student Cmmi SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, L-R: Hoffman, Hess, Gross, Heane, Holberf, Lohf, Weaver, Knudson, Bannon, Hanna. Sixfh 'rowz Noerr, Mouniioy. Ganoe, Taylor, Deamer, Knepp, Sfewarf, Grove, Merediih, Schilling, Kauffman. Fiffh row: Pacini, Clark, Smi+h, Grabbe, Shenk, Arseniu, Collar, Wagner, Slee, Caldwell, Young, Blasdale. Fourih row: Ross, Brock, Treasler, Sowers, Weyan'I, Siuck, Pyles, Lawler, Hirakis, Zeigler, Alexander. Third row: Searer, Middlesworfh, Peck, Henry, McCall, Harland, Weakland, Wilson, Ernesf, Shumaker, Rosensfeel, Foucari, Lilley. Second row: Dunn, Spigelmyer, KFCJZBF, Herb- sfer, Goodwin, Mowery, Reed, Sax'I'on, Dimeo, Spangenburg, Sauder, Holsopple, McCormick, Miss Wenfz. Bofiom row: Secresf, Adams, Beers, Gufshall, Owens, Hunf, Reynolds, Basom. LEE CLUBS Coniinued emphasis is being placed on 'Ihe imporiance of ihe general music program in every school in 'rhe Uniied Sraies, wherein an opporiunify is provided for every siudenl 'ro parlicipaie in music acliviiies. The music program in Lewisiown Senio-r High JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB School encourages pariiciparion in boih choral and insfrumenlal acfivilies. These acfivilies lend Io slimulaie Ihe carry-over of The school program and Io bring The schools info closer coniaci wiih Ihe communiiy gwhich supporls Ihem. lnsiead of developing and, unforiunaiely, ex- Top row, L-R: Lingle, Yeffer, Page, Newman, BurkeH, Ulsh, Sfroup, Singley, Handakas, Carier, Hosie+Iler, Esh, McGhee. Sixfh row: S+i++, Everly, Yocum, Kline, Wakefield, McLaughlin, Sieininger, Rager, Swope, Young, Jacobs, Cleck. Fi'F+h row: Herrick, Ripka, ScoH', Miller, Kralzer, Hunfar, Erb, Weizel, Wian, Hudson, Middleworfh, Barger, Boring, Burkholder, McClain, Huffnagle. Fourfh row: Shingler, Duchan, Pry, Bickle, Bachman, Jones, Horning, Hackenberry, Dippery, Penninglon, Slroup, McMasfer, Goss, Neily, Thompson. Third row: Teenie, Singley, Kalher, Kenawell, Huichinson, Fulfz, Cresswell, A. Price, S. Price, Burd, Will, Spiglemyer, Lewis, Miss Wenfz. Second row: Sanchez, Barker, Agle, Johnson, Young, Donehey, Baily, Bumgardner, Gracey, Yeffer, Arnold, Forsye, Lerch, McManigle, Orr. Irrgang, Eby. BoHom row: Coudrief, Dukes, Saulder, Rhoades, Canedy, Koplovifz, Davidheiser, Kerns, Snook, Toner, Snyder, Wagner. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row,iL-R: Peace, Sarzler, Williams, De Verfer, Swank, Gilberlson, Warner, Whi+man, Mclnfyre Newman, Wisehaupf. Eighrh row: Milliken, Hendricks, Summers, Landis, Ganoe, Lilley, Spigelmyer Crownover, Saxfon, Eberfs, Kaup, Kauffman. Sevenfh row: Boreman, Orner, Crawford, McMas+ers Shore, Moyle, Laub, Kochenderfer, Winslow, Kon+z, Romig, Solf, Gilberf, Wise. Sixfh row: Brannon Hosf, Sfuffs, lsenberg, Galvin, Romig, Fosfer, Goss, Waller. Fiffh row: Miller, Carlson, Reigle Marsh, Roddy, Wheeler, Campbell, Vanada, Kearns, Richards. Fourlh row: Schwinger, Rider, Banker Morgan, Kemberling, Bigelow, Brannon, Gilberi, Boreman, Hockenberry, Lash, Morrison. Third row Berger, Fulfz, Beffs, Civifrs, Havice, Allen, Wagner, Dippery, Yarger, Ulsh, Lennariz Searer, Shay, Krenizmen, Yocum, Leeper, Allen, Eysfer, Miss Wenrz. Second row: Lequea, McCracken Fleming, Nichols, Vaughn, Johnson, Diven, Clark, Glanr, McElhaney, Brannon, Snyder, Homan Sfull, Maxwell. BoHom row: Luh, Van Horn, Krule, Galloway, Blose, Eddinger, Wagner, Krepps Shively, Carolus, Renninger, Kearns, Foucarl. ploiiing, 'lhe skill of a small perceniage of s+u- denis, ihe opporruniiy is given +o all siudenis who care +o pariicipale in a choral group. Three hun- dred sevenly-eighf have responded. The Senior girls' chorus comprises 84 voices: The Junior girls', lO8 voices: ihe Sophomore girls', II9 voices: rhe GLEE CLUBS Boys' Glee Club, 65 voices: and rhe girls' A Cap- pella Choir lseleciedl, 65 voices. A challenge lies ahead for The young musicians who are leaving L.l'l.S.-'rhai' of helping 'ro build a world undersianding 'lhrough music. Our Lafin American friends have shown us ihe way. MlSS WENTZ BOYS' GLEE cLus Top row, L-R: Davies, Peferson, Showers, Pierce, Snook, Bunker, Riden, Landis, Glan+, Clark, Aurand, Perschau, Hoffman, Worley. Fourrh Row: Ingram, Clinger, Graham, Rachau, Bridgens, Snook, Peck, Sheff, McMullen. Third row: Houser, Nerhood, Lynch, Wagner, Soufh, Larson, Reich, Burgard, Shimp, McClellan, Wagner. Second row: Grey, Cowder, Briner, Cramer, Heckendorn, Noerr, Weikel, Cramer, McCarihey, Bachman. Bofrom row: Miss Wenrz, Brown, Eby, Clark, Burlew, Saylor, Rofhrock, Neimond, Barger, DeLuca, Basom, Boreman, McMonigle, Hower. w . Clarineis Russell Wagner Thelma Krafzer Dolores Snoolc Nancy Renninger Mariorie Alexander Roberl lngrarn Arlhur Roush William Schwinger Erno Bernheisel June Pelerson Jean Luiz Evelyn Wagner Nancy Smiley Nancy Slumprf Trombones Marlin Ellinger John Heclceri' Jean Spigelmyer Jay Pelerson Gordon Louclcs Donald Follc Dale Aurand Saxophones Karl Swariz Palsy Adams Ernesl' Speck Boyd Aurand Anna Louise Slade Doris Speck Rolaerl Hopple French Horns Larry Bunker Carol Barbour lda Shilling Frances Hullnagle Trumpefs Nancy Bishop Harold Smilh Richard Fealhers Marie Kline Norman Snoolt Clarence Rummel Donald Middlesworlh Howard Plessinger Flufes Waller Slumprl Lois Ann Wagner John Lewis Guy Gray Oboe Doris Kearns Color Guard Earl McMillen Edward Yarnell Joseph Walfers Auguslus Hess Keilh Showers Richard Salvafore Tuba Eugene Smilh Paul Heclreri' Archie Erb Bells Virginia Meredilh Doris Snyder Drum Maior James Lynch Maiorslles Helen Arseniu Blanche Ernesl Joyce Galvin Pauline Gilberlson Trumpels Howard Shehan Mary Emma Kearns Harry Harpsler Terry Snider William Frohm Larry Sleller Donald Kauffman Drums Billy Hauser Marian Reigle William Fry Slanley Bachman Dolores Jacobs Donald Limes David Ellinger Barifone Nevin Rupp Violins Virginia Meredilh Audrey Pyles Nancy Secresl' Carol Barbour Anna Slade lac Shilling Doris Kearns 'Violus Doris Speclc Nancy McClain Doris Rager Cello Dolores Jacobs Bass Eugene Smilh Flutes Waller Slumpff Lois Ann Wagner John Lewis Guy Gray Clurinels Thelma Kralzer Dolores Snoolc Marjorie Alexander Nancy Renninger Arlhur Roush Saxophones Palsy Adams Earnesl Speck Tuba Paul Heclcerl' DRCIIESTRH Trumpels Nancy Bishop Harold Smifh Marie Kline Mary Emma Kearns Trombone: Jean Spigelmyer Marlin Ellinger Drums William Fry Sfanley Bachman Piano Jean Young Mary Ann Schwinger French Horn Larry Bunker B' Lou and Pa+ OP? Phyllis Blasclale Nancy Davis Our Edilors Coleman Gainsbu Bef+y Lou Shenll Edifor Palrlcla Zeigler Assisfanf Edilor Peagy Lou Grove Charles Thomas usiness Manager Mar A y nn Hanna Karl Swcrfz George Thomas Assf. Business Manager Sporfs Eclifor V9 Thelma Kraher Russell Jordon lonu Lxlley Roberl McClellan Nancy Goodwin Roberi Norris Sarohann Reed Jay Ruclen Lucille Searer Phyllis Shumalrer OUR ADVISERS Miss Benner Miss Fronlrenberry Mr Fuu+h Roberf Shlmp Jean Spngelmyer Phyllis Bcsom Harold Snook Jael: Wilson jqnef Bee'rs Jqcquelyn Dunn ll n ' W 14 f lelaarfmenf 1 Jakie Jacobs ......,..... To call Beffy Lou sisfer. 'Joyce Agle 'Jo Aurand .... . Tarzan Basom .. Charlie Bodley .. Candy Conedy . JUNIUR RIGAMAR B-I .......To gef A's in Spanish. ...To be o successful old maid. .. .......,.,. To live and lef live. .. ..... To find ouf whaf 903 means. .. .. To sfop robbin fhe cradle . .. . ' 9 ' Slick Cunningham ........ To be a Pennsylvania Sfafe Red Dippery Benny Eby .... To Highway Pofrolman. . . .. . . .To keep fhaf cerfoin sailor. be an ace of o foofball player. Mazie Goss .,... .... T o change my name fo Wray. Grossyn Gross ....... ,.,.. T o feach like Harriet Ray Hauser ..., To change fhis before if is prinfed in fhe Lore. Huffy Huffnagle .... To play fullback on a foofball ink Ingram Toof Kline ..., . Donna Lewis ..... Pai McLaughlin Dorf Miller .... feom. . . . ,, ,. ...To gef paroled. ....To find fhe righf man. pass fyping. ..... .... ,...., . T o own a car. .....To keep fhof cerfain sailor. Miller Miller ....,, To gef ambifious before Wilson. Nemo Neiman ...... To sell raincoafs in fhe Sahara. Brenda Newman ...... To meef Glenn Davis and Doc Slim Paige. .. Blanchard. ...To gef fha? cerfain man from Mounf Union. Rocco Rachou ,...,. To see whaf Skippy's living room is like. Pookie Smoker,.To keep o grouch -from fhe Hill. Be+ts Solf ...........,.... To keep a special sailor. Speckie Speck. . .. To play my viola in Carnegie Hall. Barbie Sfroup ,,.... Tobe There when fhe fleei' gefs in-Earl 7 Tennie Tenie ,,.,,, To be a bookkeeping occounfanf. Bob Wilson . . . . . . .. .To be fhere before Kilroy. Bev Yeffer .. ............. To be a success. B-2 Phil Arnold .... To keep 'rhaf cerfain sailor. Delores Barker .............,.... To raise gobblers. Beffy Bickel ..........,. To bring fhaf marine home. Dave Briner .... To open a garage af Foirview. Ace Carfer ............ To be Frank's privofe nurse. Will Cowder ................ To go fo Lock Haven. Margie Davidheiser .... To go for onofher walk wifh a Pee Wee Elleff Sue Esh ..... . Pefe Fry .,. .. cerfain someone. ....To elevafe fhaf Spike. Jackie Duchan .. ..... To be Don's besf friend. .......Nof fo Shirk her work. .....,..,.To ioin fhe. Air Corps. Jack Glick . .,....,,...,,., To beaf Morfie's fime. Marge Graham .... ..To become befier acquainfed wifh fhe coniuncfion nor. Zeke Gray ...,.................... To pass Laiin. Babe Hefrick ....., To see fhof cerfain Bill more offen. Hocky Hackenberry .,,, To drive a car like Smiffy. Rosie Hosfefler. .To manage fhe Baby Sneak show. Dorrie Giffyn Kearns ......,... To gef fhaf sailor home. McClain. .To go hunfing deer- Buck, fhai' is. Jeanie i McManigle .... To be a Loborafory Technician. Max Mifch Needy Nealy. .To Ralph Penny Penningfon Middlesworfh ...... To gef away from Ferguson Valley Farmers. Mifchell ............ To go fo New Jersey. ioin fhe Waves and see fhe Navy. Nerhood .............. To discover Juni'ra. ......To be a privafe secrefary. Norman Pierce ...... To learn fo play fhe piano well! Al Price .... To make o pracfice of Jay -walking. ULE Red' HPrice .......... To spend fhe winfer in Florida. Doris Roger .... To have more of fhose one man Blackou+ Ryan . Ed Shoff , .,.... . Snookie Snook Red Sfeininger, .. Shirley Swope. .. Blondie Toner . house pa rfies. .....To conquer humanify. ...,. . , . . .To visif M,f. Joy. ....To drive fhe family car. ,..To live happily ever offer. ....To own a I947 Sfudebaker. .......To be a good housewife. ir if ii Shorfie Wagner, .... To gef auf and gef married. Nafolie Young .. ........ To visif Myers fown. B-3 Bronco Bachman..To be a Sfafe Wresfling Champ. Junie Bailor .,...... To go wifh o cerfain aucfioneer. Baua Barger ..,...... To be luscious like Snook. Faye Bumgardner .....,..,... To make up my mind. Nance Burkeff' ......,..... To answer Carl's quesfion. Cress Cresswell..To shore an inferesf in Wogner's sfore. Delores Everly .... ..., .... T o masfer my music. Heckie Heckendorn ................ To own Raub's. Bill Heckerf ........,....... To win a varsify leffer. Toofe Horning .... To gel' ouf' info fhe world wifh Marby and Neffie. Clarabelle Hufchinson .........,.. To be a success. Emily Jones ...................... To use lipsfick. Koppy Koplivifz .......... To weigh IOO pounds. Doris Krafzer..To share an inferesf in Bollinger's. Dada Lawler .......,........ To find an'ambifion. Mick McMasfer ....., To gef around in fhe world. Rum Dum Niemond. .To drive a car lafer fhan a I93O. Angel Noerr ............ To gef a driver's license. lssie Orr .,.,,..... To make Lindy go home earlier. Glennie Renninger ........ To make o million dollars. if vi Snoofs Rhodes ......., To be Don's Blushing Bride ! Blondie Ripka .... . Flo Rubin ...... . ...To keep my Shaw Avenue guy. find a fall guy. Luscious Snook ...,.. To own a home in Open Hearfh. Doris Snyder .... Eornie Speck ..,. Mousie Sfroup. .To be an old maid. be a sfafe cop. change my nickname fo Gabby Ulsh Ulsh ........ To own ihe bigqesi' gas sfafion in McClure. Jean Wagner .......... To be Bob's favorife wife. Barb Wefzel .... To refire af fhe age af fwenfy. Rufh Young ,..... ......... T o gef a man if! B-4 Rene Bochman ..,... To make my home in Connecficuf. Trixie Barger ' Moldy Burkholder..To be Ulsh's besf mechanic in her exclusive gas sfafion. Coafie Coudrief..To always find somefhing fo eaf. Okie Creamer .......... To visif a cerfain person in Jacksonville, Florida. Jack Davies .,................ To be or noi' fo be. Beffyn Eby ........ To make a housewife for Krafzer. learn fo drive. Beffy Erb ........................ To make money. Eddy Folfz ........... To gef fhaf cerfain someone. Graceyn C'racey..To help Kohler be a successful old maid. Mary Ann Handakas ....., To graduafe academic, Muscles Hannon have muscles. Bingo-go Hudson ........ To move Ferguson Valley fo Nonie lrrgong ,,., Dada Johnson .... Shirley Kohler, . .. Fourfh Sf. ..To help Gracey help Kohler be a successful old maid. ......To accomplish somefhingl?l. ,.....To be a successful old maid. Klinker Klinger. ,To sfand on my head in a corner and drink a glass of wafer. n l . Swede Knudson ..........To live al lhe Norlh Pole. Hal-dog Landis ..,...., To live lo gel lhe one l wanl. Bob Lane Francie Lerch Doris Lingle .. Bonnie Lohl ,....,.. . Falboy McMon' 4. A ..,........ To igle .,...,..,., .. ....... To gel a driver's license. To learn lo drive. see lhal cerlain guy. .To help Dick run his Dadls larm. .To learn lo drive. Doris Ann Miller .......... To graduale lrom L.l-l.S. Pennie Pennebaker .,., To gel a pair ol woolen socks. Pele Pelers ..,.. . Jeanne Price ... Gismolen Soller . Fooie Scholl ... Reclro Snook ......,.......... graduale. .........To be a Navy nurse. ....To slop laughing somelime. ......To be happy all my life. .To be conlenled. I . Jay McClellan. .To be an all-Slale Wreslling Manager. Pinhead Murray ...... ,....,.... T o develop muscles. Bud Prye ...... To make a hil wilh a cerlain blonde. Willie Hirly Renninger ...... To learn how lo 'Fly an airplane. Okinawa Rodkey .............. To leach eleclricily. Capl. Mennonileu Schroyer. .To move lo Twin Acres in Belleville. Hammer Seilhammer..To fly beller lhan Renninger. Curly Shealler .... To become a masler machinisl. Big Slaop Snyder ........ To be manager ol Weis. Jack Spangenburg ........ To be Jackie ol Frey's hackiedermisl. Rockeyu Slrallon ..... To make varsily wreslling. Spiggieu Spigelmyer. .To gel a beller grade in English. Mel Slell ....,,..,........... To work in Bullalo. Tommie Thompson ....... To lel my bangs grow. Jean Wakelield ...,,...,...,. To go lo Calilornia. Jeanie Wian .......... To live in Ferguson Valley. Red Yeller .......... To gel lhal cerlain senior from Vocalional. B-5 Phyllis Boring ., ....,., To collecl dead horses. Barb Burd ,..,........ To have Fealhers lor supper every nighl. Connie Lee Cleck , ....,.,..,. To lind an O. A. O. debls lrom Newman, Spook Deluca..Ta collecl my Dizzy Desiderali .,,,......., To gel slraighlened oul. Violel Forsylhe ...... To make a good wile lor George. Bo Hallener ..................., To bowl 300. Harshie Harshbarger ......., To work in an ollice. Homer Horlon . Franny Hosleller ...... To become beller acquainled wilh lhe Navy. Jean Hunler .......... To live up lo my lasl name. Dog Kenawell ............ To Pierce his hearl. Don Larson .... To meel all lhe Cowgirls in Arizona. John L, Lewis,.To make a goal lor lhe righl leam, Gordo Loucks ........ To gel lhal cerlain redhead. Abegail McGhee ......., To drive an Abboll's lruck. Pee Wee Mellinger ...,,............, To grow up. Elmer Mowery .............. To move lo Granville. Charlie Reich ..,....... To be able lo play soccer. Shingler Shingler ...... To keep Ridge Road clear. Shakey Singley ........ To be Mr. Ulema's assislanl ll-lubbal. Barb Smalley ..............., To be a Red Devil. Al Soulh ...,,,.. To manage McMeen's some day. Ginny Taylor .......... To gel a cerlain Senior down al Voc. Pal Whary ................ To be a l'armer's wile. Milly Will .. ..................... To go lo Voc. Sally Yocum .... To keep oul ol lrouble. Kalie, loo. gel rich. IIV-I Peb Adams, .To sell ice lo lhe Eskimas lSuperior lcel. Farmer Aurand ......,............ To gel rid ol 7. Gene Bailey .... To drive a ghasl car up Fillh Sl. Duke Bargo ..,.... ,....,.., T o lake Marl's place. Buck Baumgardner ...,.. To be a Slale Champion. T-Bone Bowen..To give my ,honey a big smucher. Porkeyu Chesler .... To be somewhere Kilroy wasn'l. Sparky Clark ..........., lo sell lurs lo lhe nalives. Clem Clemens .......... To sell healing unils lo lhe nalives ol Alrica. Ken Druckenmiller..To manage lhe Oak-Valley Farms. Horace Eby .......... To be a success in some sporl. Dick Erdley .,.....,.,., To be an ace airplane pilol. Spaghelli Bender Gallucci. .To become more advanced in eleclricily. Gess Gessalman..To lravel lo Mars wilh Venus. Lew Jones ................,. To go lo New Jersey. Charlie Knepp..To gel beller acquainled wilh a- girl on Wayne Slreel. Beany Adams Bill Bell .... . Il V-2 ......,...To be a good mechanic. .........To be a good wood bulcher. Lunk Bowersox....To marry a beaulilul millionaire. Louie Brannon Harry Canler. ......To be an aulslanding wresller. .....To go wilh one girl al a lime. Jack Curry ......., To become a baseball player. lke Eisenhower..Ta be able lo lalk lo Mary when Lindy Ellioll Clair Fye Sandy r Glanl. Sonny Goss. .. Monk Harlley. .To be chiel mechanic on llch's model-T. Bill Johnson..To marry a girl wilh more money lhan Mick Jay Dick' Buzz' Tom' Dick' alone wilh her. ........To move lo Ferguson Valley. linda nice girl. .....To learn lo play an accordion. .....To co-pilol in a model T-Ford. brains. Ed Kauffman. .To rival Harry James on lhe lrumpel. Moines ...... To see healers along lhe Equalor. Nearhoal. .Ta sell relrigeralors lo lhe Eskimos, Peck ...........,..., To sell rocks al Rockview. Pelers ..............,.,.... To gel oul ol Voc. Quinn, .To be more popular lhan Kilroy ever was. Reigle. .. Barry Richards. Danul Rodkey Speedy Romig Al Traxler ................ To marry lhal one girl. llch' Ughella. ...Find oul haw lo gel along wilh girls. .To be head shoeshiner al Schulawie. ioin lhe Navy. ............To live a lile ol ease. .......To enler my Ford al William's Grove speedway. Herb Wagenseller .,.......... To be an admiral. Don Woods ...... To be as slrong as Charles Allas. B. O. Young .... To buy a mirror lo look al my hair. ll V-3 Gobble Aurand ........ Ta sell ice al lhe Norlh Pole. Ozzie Brown .................. To ioin lhe Navy. Tim Dippery .................. To be well known. llchie' Fealhers..To make all Democrals Republicans. Bill Fike .................... To gel a nice blonde. Herb Fisher .......... To go wilh a cerlain Johnny. Tom Fisher ............ To marry Beverly in a year. Dick Gross .......... To run a large dairy barn. Jiggs Jemison. .To be a lireman on an eleclric lrain. Lesler Knepp . ......... ,To dale a cerlain girl. Dick Kralzer ........ To keep Berlha on lhe run. Peggy Long .................. To learn lo skale. Dick McCarlney .... To lake up where Lucky Tellier lell all. Lellyu Mendler .......... To play beller baseball. Bill NeaIy..To gel an A lrom Mr. Lonlz some day. Penny Pennebaker ..........,....... To marry Jo. Jack Price .................. To lind an ambilion. Bill Salzler Bill Ream. Jim Moe Thorp . .....To gel an A lrom Mr. Bosler. ...To gel on lhe good side ol Mr, Lonlz. Taylor..To go wilh Thelma lill she gels lired ol me. ......To sell relrigeralors lo lhe Eskimos. Dale Vogl Tom Werlz, .. Poppy Yocum .............. lo lravel lo SingASing. To gel hilched la a cerlain Junior. .To gel a pardon lrom Mr. Hullard. WE WANT TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISH- MENTS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE BY CONTRIBUTING AS PATRONS: ACCOUNTANTS: Wilson R. RiHer ADVERTISING 81 SIGNS: Neon Shop Oufdoor Display Co. AIRPORTS: Cargill's Airpori' AM USEM ENTS: The Playhouse AMUSEMENT DEVICES: Charles S. Bernsiein Lewisiown Disiribuiing Mari, Inc. ARTS 81 CRAFTS: Lewislown Hobby Shop ASSOCIATIONS Bc ORGANIZATIONS: CiI'y Hook and Ladder Co. Paniher Club Lewisiown Lodge No. I43, Loyal Or-der of , Moose Phillips-Jones Posl' I349, V. F. W. American Legion Local No. I940, Uniied Sieelworkers of America, S'I'andard Sieel Works Em- ployees . Brooklyn Fire Company No. 3 and Ambu- lance Service Lewisiown Federaiion of Teachers l89ll Fame Fire Company ATTORNEYS: Miles L. Cohen Frederick W. Culberison Harry L. Siegel Roberl' Siuckenraih AUTOMOBILES-REPAIRS 81 SUPPLIES: So. Main Auio Mari Frey MoI'ors Pierce Auio Service Leopold Chevrolei' Co. Lewisiown Garage, Inc. C. R. Miller's Garage Noerr's Garage Novak Moior Co. George T. Sioichefi-AuI'o Paris Penn-Lewis Moior Co. Will 81 Wagner Garage RiHenhouse Body Works H. F. Smifh Body Works Corkins Mo+or Sales 8: Service, Inc. Sam Wagner Garage Warner-Lewis Buick Co., lnc. Au+omo+ive Supply Co. J. W. Dillree MoI'or Co. Schmid'l s Garage E. W. Tallon-Home 8: AuI'o Supplies J. H. Wagner Garage George W. Grove Wilson's Home and Auio Supplies Ciiy Aufo Pori Wesiern AuI'o Associa'I'e Sfore B. F. Goodrich S+ore Thomas Welding 8: Radiaior Service Harrisburg Au+oparI's BAKERIES: Complimenis of Le'Herman Bros. Bakery BARBERS: J. C. Acker's Barber Shop William F. Harding HerbsI'er's Barber Shop Fred W. Kenawell - Lake Park Barber Shop Ruhl 81 Rowe Fisher's Barber Shop BEAUTY PARLORS: Modern Beaufy Shoppe Mary Cooper's Beauiy Shoppe Gilberi' Beauiy Shoppe Powder Puff Margarei Schwab Beauiy Shoppe Vogue Beauiy Shop Yocum's Beauiy Shop Beulah Swisher Beau'I'y Shoppe RuI'h's Beauiy Shoppe Helen Ward's Beau'I'y Salon Pauline Sanders Beaufy Shop BICYCLES: Whi+e's Bicycle S+ore BOTTTLERS: Lewisiown Coca-Cola Bo'Hling Works, Inc Miller BoHling Works 7-Up and Pepsi Cola Company BOWLING CENTER: Lewis+own Bowling Cenfer BROADCASTING STATION: Broadcas+ing S'I'a1'ion WMRF BUILDERS' SUPPLIES: Hoffman Supply Co. Lewis'I'own Lumber 8: Supply Co. Klinger's Planing Mills BUILDING 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION: Lewisfown Sfandard Savings 8: Loan Associa+ion CI-IIROPODISTS: Dr. B. Bowersox CIGARS 81 TOBACCO: Barker's Smoke Shop CLEANERS 84 PRESSERS: The Bell Laundry 8: Cleaners Fleming's Dry Cleaners 1 Hower's Modern Cleaners Lewislown Dry Cleaning 8: Laundry Co. Guy F. Bowlby Schurawie's CLERGYMEN: Rabbi Manning H. Bleich Mrs. O. G. Carnes Reverend Herberl' Glassco Reverend E. H. Kessler Reverend Clair C, Kreidler Reverend John G. Marvin Reverend Owen F. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. R. Leroy Smilh A Friend A The Reverend Vernon Alban Weaver A Friend Reverend Yos+ and Family CLOTHING STORES: Thel-Mar Shop The Famous Slore Bob Davis Danks 81 Co. Smarl Shop E. E. McMeen Co. Joe Kalz Sfore KrenI'zman's Ladies' Shop Ladies' Bazaar Rubin's Sporl' Shop Smifh Brofhers Joseph's Lewis'I'own Sporfing Goods Sl'ore Ar+ley Apparel Willer's Clo+hing Sfore The Princess Shop The Merivale Shop Sally's Sporrswear Shop Leonard L. Aurand SporI'smen's Supply COAL DEALERS: William Walfers Geo. E. Miller Coal Co., Rober+sdale Charles C. Arnold Roy E. Berrier-Clean, Dependable Coal T. M. Cunningham CONFECTIONERS: Shumaker's Coniecfionery Fle+cher's Confedionery Goss Candies Lewisrown Candy Co. Diana Candy Shoppe Shunkwiler Candy Co. Can'I'een Company of Lewis+own Marker's Confecfionery CONTRACTORS: Edward R. Grove CREAMERIES: Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Caldwell Hoffman's Seallesi' Ice Cream Oak Valley Farms Purify Milk Company Royale Dairy Co. Lauver's Twin Cedar Dairy DENTISTS: Dr. T. M. Alexander A Friend Dr. Jacob Brown Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Calon M. W. Haag, D.D.S. A Friend Dr. G. S. Ingram Complimenrs of Dr. R. A. Rhodes Dr. George A. Shiller Dr. Carl T. Russ Dr. F. M. Wian DRUG STORES: GAS COMPANY: Bishop's Drug Siore Hillside Service Siore Gibbs Peoples Service Sfores, Inc. Heading's Drug S+ores Souih Side Cu+ Rafe Rea 8: Derick, Inc. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES: Charley Bearley Eisenharl' Appliance Co. Roy E. Ga+es lngram's Elec+ric Service John Bash, Elecfrical Appliances Grabbe's Elecirical Service Calvin D. Dean Elecfrical Appliances Spig's Elecfric Shop--McClure Lewis+own Radio Lab Lewisfown Elecfrical Co., Inc. FLORISTS: Lewis+own Floris+ Alvin B. Sowers MiIler's Greenhouses FROZEN FOODS: Lewislown Frozen Food Service FURNACES 81 SHEET METAL: Lewisfown Sheer Mefal Co. Lewis+own Slove 8: Furnace Cenfer FUNERAL DIRECTORS: William K. Barr Jonas H. Fre+z Paul E. Marshall FUR DEALERS: Nelson Fur Salon, Roberi E. Briner, Mgr. Roy J. Loh'I' FURNITURE: CompIimen+s of Lerch Furniiure Co. Complimen+s of Taub's Furnifure Exchange Complimenfs of Bowman's Furni'I'ure S'I'ore KauFfman's Music 81 Furni+ure Sfore William F. KiHing Hugh B. McMeen 8: Son Penn Furniiure Co. Wolf Furnilure Company A'I'lan+ic S+aI'es Gas Co. GIFTS: Weaver's GIH 8: Jewelry Sfore Quigley's G-OVERNM ENT OFFICIALS: Direcior of Vefelan AFFairs Sheriff J. W. Tomlinson Elizabefh L. Snoolc Regisfer 8: Recorder Counfy Treasurer Chief of Police GROCERY STORES: AnasI'asi's Grocery Bedelyon's Grocery Mrs. Bender's Grocery Havice's Grocery Burlce's Food Sfore Jesse L. Gales' Grocery Complimenis of Gianl' Shopping Food Cen'rer Louis J. Gliclc's Food S+ore Glover's Food Marlcei' The Heighis Grocery C. H. Hoffman-Groceries 8: Meais HoHman's Food S+ore Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Holsopple HoppIe's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Houser Jane+'s Confecrionery C. L. Gales-Groceries 8: Mears Kemberling's Food Marlcel' Bob's Grocery Sellers S+ore Shank's Grocery S+ore Shimp's Marlcei Snook's Grocery S+ucIc's Food Marker UgheHo's Grocery Waqner's Midgef Grocery Smi+h's Cash Grocery Yocum's Mea+ Marlcel' Uniled Grocery Sfores Poinf Siore L. D. Kline Sfores G. Gilberl' J. E. Smi+h Norris' Grocery Bachman's Grocery Marrone's Food Markel' J. B. Huey Ripka's Food Markel Rocco's Siore M. E. Krafzer SI'ore Spigies-AbboH s lce Crea m- and Confec+ionery RiHer Bros. Baker Slore Co. KH-Iing Grocery SI'ore HARDWARE: Clark's Hardware Roberl' Johnson Ulsh-Shinkel Hardware Co. Smi+h's Hardware Franciscus Hardware HATCHERIES: Penna. Farms Hafchery Herbs'Ier's Hafchery I-IOSIERY: Reading Hosiery Shoppe I-IOTELS: Coleman Ho'Iel Green Gables Ho'Iel HoI'el Lewis+own ICE COMPANIES: Lewis+own Ice Xa Sforage Superior Ice 8: SI'orage INDIVIDUALS: Groceries Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Spigelmyer Mr. and Mrs. Reed Spigelmyer A Friend Miss Peggy Carpe.n+er Dick King Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Weaver A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Russell Treas'I'er A Friend Ed. Hill William D. Chapple Mr. and Mrs. D. C. RiI I'enhouse Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' S+eidley Frances A. McNi+'I Mr. and Mrs. William E. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Bolger Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller Mas+er Jackie Jones Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crager, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Angney Marlin Aurand I Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Owens Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Archie Goodwin A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William Rush Harold Snook Mrs. C. D. Dick A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Richard lnnis and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Rummell and Sons Jim Lees Caldwell Miss Helen Louise Rummell Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hunl' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coble Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Davis Pegs, lnc. ' A Friend Roberl' S. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson W, Edgar Luck Mr. and Mrs. Clair Krafzer Miss Miriam Price S. H. Bubb Palmer S. Mifchell C. F. Wagner Eugene Mi'rchelI Miriam Gulshall Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zeigler Mrs. Sally Carlson BeHy Hanna -45 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Snook A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George H. Dunn Lois R. Angney, Friend JEWELERS: Kessinger's Jewelry Srore A. W. McClure, Jeweler Mur Jewelry Co. Francis Orris WiI'r's Jewelry JUNK DEALERS: Joe Krenfzman 8: Son Junk Yard Sifkin Junk Yard JUSTICES OF PEACE: Oscar F. Brush Ross D. Clare LOAN COMPANIES: Personal Finance Co. Complimenfs of Consumer Discounl' Co. MANUFACTURERS: A Friend Complimenfs of Herizler 8: Zook Arfcrafl' Shirf Company American Viscose Corpora+ion Sfandard Sleel Works Division of 'I'he Baldwin Locomo+ive Works M EATS: S. H. Ro'I'hermeI SempIe's Cash Marker Comforf's Mears 81 Groceries Meloni's Meal' Marker MUSIC INSTRUCTORS: Helen K. Gepharl' Howard N. Sfackpole SI'ade's Music S'I'ore NEWS DEALERS: Lew7sI'own News Co. OPTOMETRISTS: Dr. C. F. Burns Boyd H. Hammaker, O.D. Dr. Thomas M. VanNaH'a A. G. Wrighl, O.D. Dr. an:I Mrs. L. V. Rhodes OSTEOPATI-IIC PI-IYSICIANS: Dr. Harry Fowler Harvey C. Orfh, D.O. Dr. Leon G. Saylor Dr. Newfon C. Allen PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kepler Srudios Pine S+udios Phofo Shop-McClure C. F. Snook-Phorographer PI-IYSICIANS: Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Brown MiH'on H. Cohen, M.D. A Friend Dr. Joel Goldman A Friend S. M. Klein, M.D. Dr. A. Reid Leopold Complimenis of a Fr'end B. E. Nicodemus, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Parker Dr. E, Reiss, Jr. Complimenis of a Friend Andrew B. Sfeele, M.D. Wesley D. Thompson, Jr.. M.D. Complimenis of a Friend E. J, Hamborsky, M.D. PLUMBERS: Furman 8: Oles Sam Levinson-Plumbing 8: Heaiing D. E. McCoy F. H. Proudfool'-Plumbing 8: Healing Confracfor Fern Sfuck Charles C. Dumpman--Plumbing 8: Hearing POST OFFICE EM PLOYEES: Waller B. Sfumpff Mr. Thomas E. Caldwell Mr. J. Elder Goss Mr. Gilberi' Shirey Mr. and Mrs. Banks Moisf Mr. Harry C. S+umpFF Mr. and Mrs. David P. Young Mr. Allaerl' Snook Mr. Clarence E. Woomer Paul Snook PRINTERS: Grimminger Prin'I'ery Jones Prinfing 81 Office Supplies Wagner's Prin'I' Shop PRODUCE: Boova's Fruii' Markel' Mifflin Co. Fruif 8: Produce Exchange REAL ESTATE: E. Dale Fisher, Real Esfafe A Friend H. C. Kersfeffer Donald C. Kersfeffer RENDERING WORKS: L. G. VogI s Rendering Works RESTAURANTS: Cargill's ' Corkins Resfauranf Dorcas SI'ree'f Resfauranf HiIl's Dairy S+ore Jean's Resfaurani' Rhine's Modock Inn P. A. Knepp New Way Res'I'auran'I'-So. Main Pefe O'Hara Red's Diner H. W. Shumaker Lembo's Resfauranf Sfafe Resiaurani' Complimenfs of Texas Res'I'auran1' Wagner Cafe Zeiders' Dairy Sfore McNi++'s Esso Coffee Shop Ma'Hern's Resfauranl' Mr. William Gainsburg Speck's Resfauranl' SAND 81 GRAVEL: W, C. Bowen Sand Works Mifflin Sand Company .lay G. Miller Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporafion SERVICE STATIONS: Lake Park Esso Sfafion Johnnie's Amoco Service Lundvall's Service S+a'I'ion Paul's Esso Sfafion Basom's Pennzoil Service Complimenfs of R. M. Sassaman Smi+h's Esso Sfafion Howard Sfine Service Sfafion Walfers Sunoco Service S+a+ion Woody's Service Sfafion Esso lIke'sI Burnham Sfevens Esso S+a+ion Dick Freed's Penguin Circle SHOE REPAIR SHOPS: Valley Sfreei' Shoe Repair Shop Frank Ross Shoe Repair Shop Merle L. McNiH' Shoe Repair Shop American Shoe Rebuilders New Way Shoe Repair Burnheimer's Shoe Repair Shop Goss' Shoe Shop-McClure SHOE STORES: Cuf Rafe Shoe S+ore Glick Bros. Tom S. Johnson Shoe Sfore Kinney's Shoe S'fore Wian's Shoe S+ore TAILORS: Marion J. Pennepacker Complimenfs of Simon's Tailor Shop TAXI COMPANIES: Frey's Taxi Pearson's Taxi THEATERS: I Embassy Theafer Pasfime Theafer TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES: Whife Sfar Bus Line Lewisfown Transporfafion Company TRUCKING FIRMS: F. B. Noerr 8: Son Yearick's Dray VETERINARIAN: Dr. Lynn Peferson WALLPAPER 81 PAINTERS: Complimenfs of W. P. Harder Kemrer Painl' 8: Wallpaper Sfore Fos'fer's Pain+ 8: Wallpaper S+ore MASTER ONE CAMPUS PUBL H NG l420 WALNUT T PHILA I ,J
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