Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1948 volume:

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We must thank them for their kindness, their consideration, and their loyalty to us as students exploring the fields of higher education. Four happy years have come and gone, and, literally speaking, the class of l948 has emerged upon the cross- roads - the parting of our Ways. Parting, indeed, but there is a finer and broader sense in which the class of 1948 shall never be separated, but bound more firmly by cords which can not be severed as the years go by. During the years of our high school life a meshwork has been encircling us, entwining and intertwining each and every heart-cord securely. ln this meshwork, like a treasure chest filled with so many souvenirs, are hard work, pleasure, sorrow, friendship, joy, love, and even tears, all interwoven and shared alike. Around this meshwork and from these souvenirs is the Tie which shall withstand all the storms of time. Let this tie - our beloved Alma Mater - be an encourage- ment, not only to us, but to those who shall follow us, so to live in thought and deed that our lives may indeed be Cm honor to our beloved L. H. S, Delores M. Barker PHOTOGRAPHS BY KEPLER THE 1948 l0RE PUBLISHED BY TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF LEWISTCDWN HIGH SCHOOL LEWISTQWN PENNSYLVANIA AMQNG MY f V I J fffafiiy J My ! iff! Z 1 , SQUVENIRS Q 'X .MMM AN gif! 'Ba I v ,I I I I HS? 2-JM Y I 'ine S ti SINCERELY HQNQR FRED E. REIGLE, B.S., M.Ed. Sophomore Science. Chemistry 6 Physics To Mr. Fred E. Reigle, we the class of nineteen hundred and forty-eight respect- fully dedicate our Lore. Mr. Reigle has been a teacher in the Lewistown High School for seven years. His first two years of teaching were spent in the Iunior Department. He then trans- ferred tothe Vocational Department where he served one year as Acting Principal and the past three as Science Instructor. Mr. Reigle has been a willing and tireless advisor for the class of nineteen hundred and forty-eight in the three years of Senior High School. His wonderful spirit is well known to all the students and his unique discipline in the class room is especially familiar to the Vocational boys. He has an uncanny ability of being Iohnny-on-the- Spot where anything unusual happens. We wish to take this opportunity of expressing our sincere 'gratitude to Mr. Pmeigle, our advisor and our friend. ADMINISTRATION DR. CALVIN V. ERDLY, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Superintendent of Public Schools Lewistown. Pennsylvania ,......-1 iv--Y , MR. MACLAY. Ph.B., M.Ed. Principal Lewistown High School MISS GLADYS MCCAULEY. A.B. Assisicmt Principal Lewisiown High School MR. RICHARD F. SNYDER, B.S.. M.Ed Assistcmt Principal Lewistown High School TI-IE FACULTY SENIOR DEPARTMENT FACULTY Top row, L-R: Mr. Biden, Fcxuth, Coffey. Houser. McMi1len, Howe. Third row. I.-R: Mr. Sicchiiano. Fagan, Uiema, Engle, Swelek, Smith. Second row: Miss Mattem, Metz, Luck, Mrs. Ward. Miss Snyder. Benner. Frcmkenberry. Bruner. Park. Cressman. Bottom row: Mrs. Krebs, Miss Landis. Dr. Erdly, Mr. Mcxcluy. Miss McCauley. Miss Mason, Benier. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT FACULTY Top row, L-R: Mr. Bentsel, Reigle. Bosler, Loniz. Middle row: Mr. Exdley. Brassington, Kilheiier. Shecxfier. Huiiord, Shearer. Boliom row: Miss McCauley, Mr. Mcrclay, Dr. Erdly. Mr. Runkle. Miss Stine. IR. DEPT. FACULTY Top row, L-R: Bair, Rev. Kessler, Dickert. T. McMillen, Bergman, Rosenstenqel, Romiq, Zinn, Hetrick. Third row: Fisher, Culbertson. Burkins, Geedy, I. Rosenstengel, Wray, Minick. Price, Schellenberq, Singer. Second row: Bratton. Kaup. McCoy. Hoagland, Mease, Hartzler, Frederic, Novak. Bottom row: Check, McClay, Dr. C. V. Erdly, Snyder, Miller. Administration: C. V. Erdly, B.S., Pd.D. Ralph H. Maclay, Ph.B., M.Ed. Gladys S. McCauley, A.B. Richard F. Snyder, B.S., M.Ed. Supervisors and Directors: Sara Ann Bruner-Art William E. Runkle, B.S., M.Ed. Mildred G. WentzAVocal Music Special Services: Mary H. Crumbling, B.A., M.A. Clare N. Miller, B.S. lack E. Swetek, B.S. Clerical Services: Helen Benfer Mary Check Mrs. loyce Krebs Dorothy Landis Mary Mason Betty Ruble Marian Stine Industrial Education: William E. Runkle, B.S., M.Ed. Harry I. Bentsel Harold E. Bosler, B.S. Iohn W. Brassington Martin B. Erdley ' Rev. Kessler-substituting tor Maxwell Ross A. Hufford, B.S. Harold B. Kilhetiier, B.S. Kenneth I. Lontz Fred E. Beigle, B.S., M.Ed. Maurice C. Sheaiier, B.A. Samuel VV. Shearer Iunior-Senior High School Grover C. Bair, B.A. Dorothy M. Benner, B.A., M.Ed. Lawrence D. Bergman, B.S. Ivy H. Bratton, B.S. Anna M. Burkiris, B.S., M.Ed. Esther Cressman, B.S., M.A. Elizabeth L. Culbertson, B.S. Edgar G. Dickert, Ph.B. Harry H. Engle, B.A., M.Ed. Iohn I. Fagan, B.S. Howard E. Fauth, B.S. Wesley I. Fisher, B.S. Mary E. Frankenberry, Ph.B. Mrs. Sara I. Frazier, B.S. 1 Betty I. Frederic, B.S. Mrs. Helen B. Hartzler Esther Helfrecht, B.A., B.l...S. William M. Hetrick, B.S. Iune E. Hoagland, B.S. Albert W. Houser, B.S. William A. Howe, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Gertrude Kaup Nellie K. Lack Sara lane Mattern, B.S. Mrs. Dorothy B. Maxwell, B.A. Grace B. McCoy, B.S. Earl I. McMillen, B.S. Thomas W. McMillen, lr., B.A. Anna I. Mease, B.S. S. Helen Metz, B.S. Eva M. Minick, B.S. Palmer S. Mitchell, B.S. Mrs. Ioseph B. Novak, AB. A. May Park, B.A., M.A. Helen l. Price, B.S. lay M. Biden, B.S. Russell A. Romig, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Jean Rosenstengel, B.S. Iohn Rosenstengel, B.S. Iosephine M. Schellenberg, B.A. Ioseph F. Sicchitano, B.A., M.Ed Gordon M. Singer, B.S. Walter M. Smiley, B.S. Iohn F, Smith, H.B. Roger B, Smith, B.S.. lva Snyder, B.S., M.Ed. Alexander Uterna, B.S., M.Ed. Ethel Wray, B.A. Iohn M. Zinn, B.S. ' Substitute teacher or temporary assignment ffyi Q f X CDUR SENICDRS WERE Among the souvenirs of the class of l948 are the iond memories of its outstanding social events. The Seniors were very prominent in all the sports and extra-curicular activities of the school ln our Sophomore year We had our memorable class party. Then in our Iunior year we had the Iunior Prom, which was enjoyed by Seniors and Iuniors alike and which will never be for- gotten in the hearts of the class oi '48. The members of the Senior Class played very important parts in the band and orchestra as well as in assembly programs. During our three years in Senior High We have been Well represented in football, basketball, soccer, wrestling, track, and baseball. During our Senior year a few selected members of our class acted as court attendants to Miss Agriculture of Pennsylvania. As the end of the year draws to an end, the class will close its pages of high school lite by placing in its memories, Commencement, Baccalaureate Service, and the never-to-be-forgotten Dinner Dance and class picnic. ff? I 4?f 'f lf, l,.' ff? 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I fs g,. 1 , E wh ,- '5' A 'E' A ...A V LV . -Ku wr, I A Q AL 'aa h-,, . In Vkh' , ' in , , 11 . ff ,V ., 'K' 6. 'Q SENICDR CLASS GFFICERS 4: 11 5 ' L W in S .ff-l 9.9 il- PATRICIA McLAUGHLIN Vice-President MYRON MILLER Treasurer CLARENCE GESSELMAN ' President NANCY MCCLAIN Secretary CLASS HISTORY QS? T 0 5.1922 When entering the portals of Lewistown High School as Sophomores, we were highly confident of our abilities, and we wished to impress the Juniors and Seniors. After a few days, we found ourselves humbled, and we lost our haughty attitude. Vile found ourselves in new surroundings and realized that we would need the help of advisors and upper classmen. We held our first class meeting and elected Carl Barger, President: Nancy McClain, Vice President: Phyllis Carter, Secretary, William Heckert, Treasurer. We entered various school activities such as glee club, band, orchestra, student council, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs, and sports. The outstanding social event of the year was the Sophomore class party. This was very successful, and we were well accustomed and adjusted to high school activities by the end of this year. ln 1946 we returned to school as Iuniors.. By this time we had become better acquainted with members of the faculty and the students of other classes. We immediately held a class meeting and elected our officers as follows: President, Richard Rachau: Vice President, Constance Cleck, Secretary,-Nancy Burkett, Treasurer, Iohn Bowen. In October we ordered our class rings and pins. Following the selection of the class rings, we ordered our class hats and pennants. We waited anxiously for our rings and pennants to come. Eventually we received our rings and pennants, and we were rewarded by having them for the prom. Our goal was to make our prom one of the best in the history of L. H. S. During the second semester our prom committees were named and these committees worked with such a fine spirit of enthusiasm that we had one of the best proms in the history of this high school. Our last year in Lewistown High School we determined to make the happiest in our school career. We chose as our class officers: President, Clarence Gesselmang Vice President, Pat McLaughlin: Secretary, Nancy Mc- Clain: Treasurer, Myron Miller. The Lore Staff was selected which had as its Editor, Nancy Burkett: Assistant Editor, Mary lane Eshg Business Manager, lohn Bowen: Assistant Business Manager, Lee Snook: Charles Reich, Sports Editor. Our pictures were taken and our class looked forward with great expectation to the time when we would receive them. The big event of the year was the presentation of Sunny Skies, our class play. Now the time has come to bid adieu to the class of '48. Senior Day, Baccalaureate Services, Com- mencement, Dinner Dance, and the Class Picnic will soon be pleasant mem- ories. We Wish to thank Miss Park, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Reigle for their help when it was most needed. lt was through their advice and guidance that our class was so successful. We have learned many things in mis, our Ama Mater, which we shall carry with us forever. The class of '48 made many friends and secured a world of experience which it shall never forget. We hope we will continue to live just as successful in life as we have in dear old L. H. S. Pat G f'Gess DAVID L. ADAMS Adams Vocational Basketball lg Baseball l, 2, 3: Student Council lp Prom Com- mittee7 Craftman's Club l. Handsome type with a joker smile . . . is very lazy . . . second home is Pennabaker Avenue. Pride 'n' joy: A certain Betty of '47, HARRY A. ADAMS Beanie Vocational Small quiet type . . . is very strong . . . likes to chase women. Pride 'n' joy: A certain girl. IOYCE A. AGLE Iayce Academic Glee Club l, 2, 37 Art 2, 37 Assembly 1, 2, 37 Tri-Hi-Y l. Quiet . . . blonde hair . . . Don's Girl . . . hails from the hill. Pride 'n' joy: Her man. AUDREY IOANNE AURAND Io Academic Art l, 2, 37 Prom Committee7 Sophomore Committee7 Stu- dent Cour1cil7 Assembly l, 2, 37 Glee Club 27 Trirl-li-Y l, 2, 37 Bowling l, 2. Oh! that giggle . . . one of the gang. Pride 'n' joy: Georgia Tech. BOYD W. AURAND Gobble Vocational Wrestling 2, 37 Band l, 2, 3: Student Council 37 Assembly l, 2, 3. Short . . . handsome . . . with a very nice build . . . always with a certain girl . . . likes Fourth Street. Pride 'n' joy: Lorraine, LYNN E. AURAND Farmer Vocational Banking lj CraI'tman's Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l. Tall, dark, and slightly hand- some . . . always playing jokes on people . . . is a pest . . . where there's any de- velopment there's Aurand. Pride 'ri' joy: Me ??? ARLENE BACHMAN Renie General Glee Club l, 27 Assembly l, 27 Beta Tri'Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Enjoys going out . . . flighty . . . often seen with Mifflin- town boys. Pride 'n' joy: Her friends. STANLEY L. BACHMAN Stan Academic Band l, 2, 37 Orchestra 1, 2, 37 Wrestling l, 2, 37 Glee Club 2, 37 Prom Committee 27 Lore Staff 37 Hi-Y 3. Ability to play the drums . . those blue eyes. Pride 'n' joy: Pat, AUDREY I. BAII.OR Gert l, 2, 37 Student Coun- cil Z, 37 Lore Staff 37 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 37' Transcription. 60. Her tears of joy . . . a farm girl . . . her giggle. Pride 'n' joy: St. Bernard Dogs! CARL BARGER Burg Academic Soccer 37 Baseball 2, 37 Stu- dent Council Convention l, 27 Student Council l, 27 Class President lj Activity Repre- sentative 37 Glee Club. A-l's gift to the women . . . likes a good time . . . every- body's friend . . . short. Pride 'n' joy: The gang. SHIRLEY LORRAINE BARGER Lorraine Academic Sophomore Class Party, Prom Committee, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Activity Representative, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Peppy cheerleader . . . future farmerette . . . one of the gang. I Pride 'n' joy: Her turkey Iarmer. CLOYD L. BARGO Duke Vocational Craftman's Club 1, 2, 3. The strong, silent type . . . is shy with girls . . . always seen in a Ford. Pride 'n' joy: Ford and ??? DELORES M. BARKER Barker Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3, 60, 80 Word Tran- scription, 100 Word Theory, Lore Staff, Squad Leader. Her wittiness . . . that cer- tain something . . . clark eyes . . . cute smile. Pride 'n' joy: Custer. DONALD E. BASOM' Tarzan Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Art 3, Basketball 1, Hi-Y l, 2, Activ- ity Representative l, Maroon and Steel Photographer, Lore Staff, Prom Committee. Soda jerk . . . small, but mighty . . . always smiling . . . co-operative. Pride 'n' joy: That flash bulb. H. A. BAUMGARDNER, IR. Buck Vocational Football 1, Soccer 3, Wrest- ling 1, 2, 3, F. C. A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 2. Has a Charles Atlas build . . . a very brilliant mind . . . likes to try to wrestle . . . always good for a sly an- swer. Pride 'n' joy: Big build, all 250 lbs. WILLIAM K. BELL Bill Vocational Banking l, 2, Student Coun- cil l, 2, Assembly 2, 3. Always cowboys around in a truck . . . likes to tear up Peck's math papers . , . is one of Mr. Brcrssington's wood butchers. Pride 'n' joy: A certain Mc- Veytown girl. VIRGINIA M. BITTINGER Ginny Academic Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Maroon and Steel 3, Glee Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 3. Noisy . . . pretty teeth . . . soft hands . . . happy-go- lucky . . . friendly. ' Pride 'n' joy: That learner's permit? CHARLES E. BODLEY Charlie Academic Activity Representative l, Football l, Wrestling l, 3, Soccer 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3. An L. H. S. wrestler . . . al- ways on the go . . . hails from Mt. Rock. Pride 'n' joy: Suzy.' 1 MARY PHYLLIS BORING Phyllis Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Assembly, Tri-Hi- Y l, Z, 3, Prom Committee, Maroon and Steel 2, Activity Representative 2, 3. Her cute smile . . . a farmer's girl. Pride 'n' joy: Dale. IOHN A. BOWEN Ichnny Vocational Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Track 1, 2, Student Council 1, lunior Treasurer, Prom Com- mittee, Lore Manager. 1-las blonde, wavy hair . . . very handsome . . . what a build . . . tries to sing and crack jokes . . . is a woman Chaser. Pride 'n' joy: That little gal of mine. EDWARD W. BOWERSOX Mike Vocational Football l, 2, 3: Banking l, Z, 3: Track l. Star football player . . . likes the women . . . I-lufford's ideal boy . . . best carpenter in wood shop . . . makes a lot of money. Pride 'n' joy: Bingamen. LEWIS E. BRANNON Louie Vocational Wrestling l, 2, 3: Banker l. Short Hand nice looking . . . gets along with the girls . . . throws Buzz around the wrest- ling floor . . . everyone's friend. Pride 'n' joy: She's in Oak- land, California. ' DAVID I. BRINER Dave General Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3. Nice smile . . . seen walking the halls . , . shy with the girls . . . serious minded . . . fond of L. H. S. Pride 'n' joy: That voice! FAYE M. BUMGARDNER Faye Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: 60, 80'Word Transcription: l00 Word Theory: Lore Staff 3. Neat . . . friendly . . . likes to have a good time . . . pals around with Pat and Gert, Pride 'n' joy: The Gang. BARBARA IEANNE BURD Burdie Secretarial Glee Club: Bowling: Tri-l-li-Y l, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel l, Z: Lore 3: l00 Word Theory: 60, 80, 100-Word Transcrip- tion. Her learning ability . . . nice personality . . . a cheery smile. Pride 'n' joy: That certain man. NANCY IANE BURKETT Nance Commercial Class Secretary 2: Editor of Lore: Basketball: Bowling: Complete Theory 3: BO, 80- Word Transcriptions 2: Sopho- more Committee: Alpha Tri- Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Pretty hair . . . friendly . . . always seen talking to Iim. Pride 'n' joy: Iim. MARY LOU BURKHOLDER Leu Commercial 'A Cappella choir 1, 2, Tran. scriptions: Maroon and Steel l, 2, 3: Tri-l-li-Y President 3: Prom Committee: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Banker l, Z. Talkative . . . always laugh- ing . . . likes dancing and singing. Pride 'n' joy: Marlin. MARGARET B. CANEDY Candy Academic Art 1, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: A Cappella 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Lore. Built close to the ground . . . fond- of Academy Hill . . . excellent orator . . . likes camping trips. Pride 'n' poy: Eddie. PHYLLIS R. CARTER Ace Academic Glee Club l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3: Class Officer l: Activity Represen- tative 3: Prom Committee 2. Short . . . a Latin student . . . Frank's steady . . . tempera- mental. Pride 'n' joy: Frank, SAMUEL H. CHEST3 Sam Vocational Sophomore Class Party: Stu- dent Council l, 2: Activity Representative 3: Maroon and Steel 3. The Charles Boyer type . . . very strong . . . keeps away from the girls all except for Youngigirls. Pride 'n' joy: Saturday night visits to the grease can-Oak Valley Farms. l 4 1 l 1 t ROBERT I. CLARK Bob Vocational Football 2, 35 Wrestling l, 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 lunior Prom Committee 25 Class Dues Col- lector 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3. Has a good eye for girls . . . always loafing . . . likes to play football. Pride 'n' joy: Girls. CONSTANCE LEE CLECK Connie Academic Class Officer 25 Student Coun- cil l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Prom 25 Banker 35 Cheer Leader l, 2, 35 Lore Staff 35 Tri-Hi-Y. Pals with lacobs . . . energetic . . . likes the boys . . . pleas- ing personality. Pride 'n' joy: That smile. MARVIN R. CLEMENS Clem Vocational -Iunior Prom Committee5 Foot- ball l, 25 Future Craftman's of America l. Is small and meek . . . always talking about airplanes, guns, and women . . , likes to skip classes. Pride 'n' joy: Mifflin County Airport and lohnny. DELORES I. COUDRIET Ccotie Home Economics Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 3. Pleasant to be around . . . likes to eat . . . pals around with Home Ec. gang. Pride 'n' joy: Wilbur. WILBUR W. COWDER Wilbur General Glee cmb 1, 2, Assembly 1, 25 Drum Major 35 Hi-Y 2, 3. A good drum major . . . likes the girls . . . bashful??? Pride 'n' joy: His Dad's car. IOSEPH ROBERT CREAMER Okie Academic Basketball Manager lg Roose- velt Hi-Y l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Art 35 Assembly l, Z, 3. Shy f?l . . . likes all the girls tall and handsome . . . ex- ceeds in spelling . . . drives a nifty Chevy. Pride 'n' joy: Mr. Howe. BETTY A. CRESSWELL Cress Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 35 Prom Committee5 Sopho- more Class Party Committee5 60-80 Trauscriptiom lO0 Word Theory5 Banker 35 Tri-I-li-Y. Short and cute . . . bashful . . . going steady. Pride 'n' joy: lack. IOHN E. CURRY lack Vocational Football l, Z, 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Banking lg Assembly 1, 2, 3. Gets around but definitely . . . knows the girls . . . Beulah's boy . . . never argues . . . Mr. Reigle's left-hand man. Pride 'n' joy: Viscose Hill. MARGARET E. DAVIDHEISER Margie Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 60, 80 Word Tran- scription. A friend of everybody . . . a cute blonde with blue eyes . . . always smiling. Pride 'n' joy: That secret friend. IOHN DAVIES lack Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Wrestling 1,25 Assem- bly l, 2. Slow but sure . . . woman hater . . . short . . . industri- ous , . . hails from Lake Park. Pride 'n' joy: His math ability. CHARLES W. DE LUCA Spook Commercial Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 35 Banker ly Student Council 2, 35 Lore Staff5 Maroon and Steel Staff 35 Prom Commit- tee5 Glee Club l, 2. Everyone knows Spook . . . big business man . . . ladies' man . . . has sophomore in- terests. Pride 'n' joy: De' Boys. THERESA M. DESIDERATI Dizzy Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Ac- tivity Chairman l5 Basketball l. Full of fun . . . knows every- thing . . . A C91 Spanish student . . . has an extensive vocabulary. Pride 'n' joy: Arlene and Gail. PEGGY L. DIPPERY Peg General Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 3. Red hair . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . alwtays seen with Donna. Pride 'n' joy: Carl THOMAS M. DIPPEHY Tim Vocational Football Manager l, 2, 35 Activity Representative 3. Short, but good looking . . . always wears a class hat . . . Mr. Shearer's handy answer man. Pride 'n' joy: The Rink. THELMA I. DONAHEY Thelma Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 3. Pretty red hair , . , a country girl . . . her talent for writing letters . . . a cheerful dispo- sition. Pride 'n' joy: Her letters from Alaska. K. I. DRUCKENMILLER Druckie Vocational Sophomore Class Party5 Ma- roon and Steel 3. Tall and fat, but very fast with girls . . . always works in class . . . likes a girl that works at the Oak Valley. Pride 'n' joy: That position at Oak Valley with those nice white uniforms. IACQUELINE O. DUCHON Jackie Commercial Band 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Assembly 2, 35 A Cappella 25 60, 80 Word Transcription. Musically inclined . . . her talent for writing letters . . . ability to talk. Pride 'n' joy: Fred Myers. B. I-'RANKLN EBY Frank Academic Football l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Track l, 35 Glee Club5 Assembly l, 2, 35 -Prom Committee5 Student Council. Athlete . . . always seen with UACQH . . . rivals Harry lames. Pride 'n' joy: Phyllis. BETTY EBY Eby Home Economics Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1. One of the Home EC. Girls . . . will soon have a MRS. degree . . . friendly . . . al- ways has her homework done??? Pride 'n' joy: Pete. HARVEY C. EBY. IR. Haw Vocational Football l, Z, 35 Iunior Prom Committee 25 Crattman's Club l, Z, 3. Large, muscular, and very smart . . . always found where there are girls . . . likes to raise chickens . . . his good looks are his, un- doings. Pride 'n' joy: Anything and everything. DONALD I. EISENHOWER Ike Vocational Football 2, 35 Basketball 27 Baseball 35 Student Council 3. The tall, handsome type . . . likes to keep away from Mart . . . likes to see the Queen of Sports. Pride 'n' joy: Mary. FRANCES MAE ELLETT Pee Wee Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Squad Leader 1. Quiet, till you know her . . . small . . . friendly . . . pals with Everly. Pride 'n' joy: Don. BETTY A. ERB Betty Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3: Activity Representa- tive lg Lore Staff 37 60, 80- Word Transcription: lOO Word Theoryg Bowling l. One of Sichy's problems . . . likes Ab . . . tall. , Pride 'n' joy: The Navy. RlCHARD F. ERDLEY Dick Vocational Banker 2, 35 lunior Prom Committee 21 Sophomore Class Party lp Craitman's Club lg Lore Staff 3, Glee Club 3. Doesn't understand love . . . grows well on a farm . . . always drawing diagrams . . . likes his Buick. Pride 'n' joy: The old Buick. MARY IANE ESH Esh Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Party: Prom Committeesg Banker l, 27 Lore Staff, Assembly l, 2, 3. Her heart's as big as her dimples . . . talkative . . . willing to work. Pride 'n' joy: The gang. DELORES l. EVERLY Everly Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 1 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 31 Assembly l, 2, 3. Quiet until you know her . . . friends with Pee Wee. Pride 'n' joy: Those out-of- town games. RICHARD L. FEATHERS Dick Vocational Baseball l, 2, 31 Band l, 2, 3: Student Council lg Sophomore Class Party. Bashful . . . loves music . . . never moves fast but gets there . . . likes the ice truck best of all . . . strongest boy in vocational. Pride 'n' joy: That certain girl. GEORGE W. PIKE George Vocational Assembly. Short silent type . . . neat hair comb . . . liked by all the women . . . very quiet, but stern. Pride 'n' joy: A certain girl. VIOLET LOUISE FORSYTHE Forsythe Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Basketball l, 35 Squad Leader l. Quiet and reserved . . . seri- ous minded . . . not a boy on her mind. Pride 'n' joy: Belleville WILLIAM I. FRY Pete Academic Soccer l, 27 Wrestling l, 27 Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2. One of our drummers . . friendly . . . easy going . . hails from Water Street. Pride 'n' joy: His good looks. IOSEPH G. GALLUECI Ice Vocational Future Craftman's Club l, 2, 37 Assembly 2. Black wavy hair . . . very good looking . . . likes to do Math in electric shop . . . always combing his hair. Pride 'n' joy: Visiting Elm Street and going to football games. CLARENCE E. GESSELMAN Gess Vocational Senior Class Presidentp Craft- man's Club l, 2, 35 Roosevelt Hi-Y 35 Iunior Prom Commit- tee 2, Assembly 1, 35 Base- ball 2g Basketball 3, Glee Club 3. ls very brilliant . . . always having trouble with the girls . . . likes to eat at Green Gables. Pride 'n' joy: To get a date with I. A.??? ALANDA F. GLANT Sandy Vocational Assembly l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Future Craitman's Club l, 2, 3. Strong . . . silent . . . likes to see the Lewistown Band . . . especially a redhead . . . likes to play a guitar. Pride 'n' joy: Marie. SAMUEL I. GLICK lack Academic Glee Club 1, 3, Activity Chairman 2, Maroon and Steel 3. Neat dresser . . . woman hater . . . happy-go-lucky . . . drives an Oldsmobile . . . friendly . . . excellent t?l Chem. student. Pride 'n' joy: His camera. LESTER S. GOSS Gossie Vocational Wrestling Manager lg Class Dues Collector 25 Football ly Glee Club 3. Tall, light, homey type . . . always trying to show off his muscles . . . Mr. l-luttord's guinea pig. Pride 'n' joy: Bratton's Res- taurant. IO ANN GRACEY Io Academic Activity Chairmmx lg Banker 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 37 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 1. Always chewing gum . . all-reet . . . friendly. Pride 'n' joy: Iohnny. MARIORIE l. GRAHAM Marge Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Vice-President Sp Senior Representative, Prom Com- mittee, Lore Staff. Vivacious personality . . . all around gal . . . State Col- lege fan . . . always smiling. Pride 'n' joy: The Gang. GUY E. GRAY. IR. Zeke Academic Soccer l, 2, 3, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Band and Orchestra l, 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 3, Lore Staff, Prom Committee. Drives on the wrong side of the road . . . one ot the soc- cer boys . . . good speaker. Pride 'n' joy: His flute. ANNA C. GROSS Grossy Commercial Glee Club 1, 3, Asslembly 1, 35 Iunior Prom Committeeg Lore Staff, Squad Leader l. Quiet . . . serious in a comi- cal way . . . friend to all . . . charming blush. Pride 'n' joy: The Gang. RICHARD HANNON Dick Commercial Soccer l, 2, Assembly 1, 2. Quiet . . . on the outside . . . always arguing . . . never agrees with Mr. Fauth . . . his school week is three days Pride 'n' joy: Himself. MELVIN M. HARTLEY Monk Vocational Football l, 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Banker 3: Glee Club 35 Iunior Prom Committee 2. One oi Alec's boys . . . has a walk all of his own . . . likes to stay away from Mart. Pride 'n' joy: Redheads. WILLIAM I. I-IECKENDORN , Bill General Assembly l, 25 Activity Rep-I resentative 25 Glee Club l, 25 Hi-Y l. What would Raub's do with- out him?'?? true to his O. A. O .... friendly . . . anxious. Pride 'n' joy: Betty. WILLIAM A. HECKERT Bill Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 Class Treas- urer5 Basketball l, 25 Assem- bly l, 2, 35 Banker 35 Sopho- more Party5 Iunior Prom Committee. Quiet until you know him . . . pals with Noerr. Pride 'n' joy: That hair. MARILYN I. HETRICK Marilyn Commercial Assembly l, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35- 60, 80-Word Tran- scription. Her tone of laughter . . . likes to go out . . . her troublesome toe . . . hails from the south end. Pride 'n' joy: That certain guy. HOMER L. HORTON, IB. Homer Academic Wrestling l, 2, 35 Activity Representative l, 25 Banker 35 Track l, 2, 35 Football l5 Iun- ior Prom Committee. Steady head , . . sensible but, witty . . . well liked . . . what a wrestler. Pride 'n' joy: Elsieanna. ROSE I. HOSTETLER Rosie Academic Glee Club 2, 35 Art l, 2, 35 Student Council lg Associate Editor Maroon and Steel 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 A Cap- pella Choir 2. Studious . . . petite . . . Pete's assistant . . . jolly . . . likes night school. Pride 'n' joy: The gang. RAYMOND I. HOUSER Bay Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 Wrestling 1: Assembly l, 2, 35 Banker l. Red head . . . always late for class . . . pals with Mc- Monigle . . . likes all t?l the girls. Pride 'n' joy: Delores Wheeler. E. IANE HUDSON lane Commercial Assembly l, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Activity Chairman 25 Sophomore Class Party l5 Bowling l5 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Blonde . . . once a grin al- ways a grin . . . busy little bee. Pride 'n' joy: Her dog. A. FRANCIS HUFFNAGLE fluffy Academic A Cappella Choir l, 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Prom Committee Chairman5 Loreg T. A. C. Committee 2, 3. Tall . . . oh! those parties. Pride 'n' joy: l-ler jokes. BETTY K. HUTCHIINSON Hutch Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee 25 Bowling l, 2. Quiet . . . but oh, that giggle . , . loves that new Chevy. Pride 'n' joy: Her little Bobbie. l 25 ROBERT L. INGRAM Ink Academic Student Council 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Lore Staff 3, Roosevelt Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee. Electrically charged . . . danc- ing feet . . . friendly. Pride 'n' joy: His muscles. LENORE D. IRRGANG Nonie Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Party, 60, 80 Transcription, 100 Word Theory, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. A cute laugh . . . pretty hair . . . her nice personality. Pride 'n' joy: Her personally authographed photo of Elea- nor Powel1. DOLORES IEANNE IACOBS Dolores Academic Band 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Assem- bly 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Always with Connie . . . will- ing to argue . . . likes sports . . . rides around in a Buick. Pride 'n' joy: Iimmy. LYNN B. IEMISON Iiqqs Vocational Activity Representative 1, 2, Assembly 1, 2, Sophomore Class Party 1, Baseball 3, Glee Club l. ls fat and good looking . . . likes to ride around in a car . . . always bumming money. Pride 'n' joy: All girls with blonde hair. DORIS E. IOHNSON Doris Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3, Victory Corps 1, 60 Word Transcription. Her hearty laugh . . . talking about visits from a certain fellow . . . has a smile for everyone. Pride 'n' joy: Bill Noerr. WILLIAM H. JOHNSON Bill Vocational Banking l, Activity Represen- tative 3, Wrestling 3. Nice personality . . . likes to eat and to talk to the girls . . . always combing his hair. Pride 'n' joy: Margie. EMILY I. IONES Emily Commercial Assembly l, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 60, 80, 100 Word Transcription. Quiet . . . nice kid . . . stu- dious . . . hails from the Hill . . . easy to get along with . . . alwiays co-operative. Pride 'n' joy: Her shorthand ability. RICHARD L. IONES Richie Vocational Banking l, Assembly 2, 3, Iunior Prom Committee 2, Fu- ture Craftman's Club l, 2, 3. Short, weak, but good look- ing- . . . likes Electric Shop and its teacher . . . has the ability to become a piano player. Pride 'n' joy: New Iersey. SHIRLEY R. KAHLER Shirley Commercial Student Council l, Maroon and Steel l, 2, Tri-I-li-Y 1, 2, 3, Banker 2, 60-Word Tran- scription, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3. Lively . . . gay . . . likes them all . . . loves none. Pride 'n' joy: Redheads. DONALD E. KAUFI-'MAN Ed Vocational Band 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, Assembly 1, 2, Baseball 3. Small, but mighty . . . gets around . . . counted every brick in Marble Street . . . the best dry farmer in McClure. Pride 'n' joy: Fay. DORIS M. KEARNS Dorrie Commercial Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3: Transcriptions: Theory. Short and sweet . . . talks about a certain sailor . . . has a cute smile. Pride 'n' joy: Bill Frohm. BARBARA I.. KENAWELI. Barb Academic Glee Club 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Alpha-Tri-l-li-Y 2, 3: Assembly 2, 3: Basketball l. Blonde . . . quiet . . . pals with Marg . . . likes to be seen with Pierce. Pride 'n' joy: Her duets with Norman Pierce. ROSE MARIE KLINE Toot Commercial Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assem- bly l, 2, 3. That red hair . . . accom- plished musician . . . her lreart's in the east end . . . sleeps in assembly. Pride 'n' joy: Sandy. CHARLES L. KLINGER, IR. Charlie Academic Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Base- ball 2, 3: Activity Chairman 2, 3: Roosevelt Hi-Y 3: Wrest- ling 3. Gess's pal . . . likes the girls . . . class clown . . . good dancer. Pride 'n' joy: Gess. CHARLES W. KNEPP Kneppie Vocational Assembly l, 2: Future Craft- man's l, 2, 3. Tall, light and handsome . . . likes only one giri , . . good friend of everyone . . . very quiet . . . gets around. Pride 'n' joy: N2. it- W. mg, ta FM' B, LESTER I. KNEPP. IR. Kneppie Vocational Brown wavy hair . . . good looking . . . bashiul with the girls . . . is as quiet as a mouse. Pride 'n' joy: Women. THEODORE I.. KNUDSON. IR. Swede Academic Football l, 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Track 2: Iunior Prom Com- mittee: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Banker l. One of Ufee's boys . . . never seen with the opposite sex??? . . . blushes easily. Pride 'n' joy: Anthing new. BETTY G. KOPLOVITZ Koppy ACCtdemiC Bowling: Basketball: Cheer- leader 2, 3: Student Council 3: Banker l: Tri-Hi-Y: Prom Committee: Lore: Glee Club: Art. Quiet, but her presence is always known . . . enjoys a good joke . . . paper girl . . . petite. Pride 'n' joy: Cheerleading technique. IOHN S. KORNMANN Iack Academic Student Council 3: Glee Club 3. Brooklyn's loss is Lewistown's gain . . .Muhlenberg bound . . . brilliant . . . drives ci Ford. Pride 'n' joy: His New York license. DORIS A. KRATZER Doris Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3: Basketball l: Assembly l, Z, 3: Bowling l. Constant giggler . . . cute kid . . . Donehay's pal . . . ire- guents the Esso Station. Pride 'n' icy: Elvin. RICHARD C. KRATZER Dick Vocational Banker 1: Wrestling 3: As- sembly 1: Baseball 3. Best boy around vocational . . . black curly hair . . . keeps them guessing . . . knows every girl on the Hill. Pride 'n' joy: A certain Ger- tie from Dirt Val1ey. ROBERT B. LANDIS Hot Dog Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Activity Rep- resentative 1: Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Assembly 1, Z. Tall, blonde . . . happy-go- lucky . . . good basketball player. Pride 'n' joy: loan, ROBERT L. LANE Bob Commercial Assembly 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Roosevelt l-li-Y 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Football 1: Soccer 3: Student Council 1: Banker 2, 3. His walk . . . quiet . , . good soccer player. Pride 'n' joy: Marlene DONALD I.. LARSON Smokey Academic Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Assembly 1, Z, 3: Wrestling: Prom Com- mittee 2: Banker 1, 2: Activ- ity Representative 3. Dark wavy hair . . . never quiet . . . jerk at Hillside Store. Pride 'n' joy: Phyllis. FRANCES l. LERCH Frances Commercial Assembly: Glee Club: Beta TrivHi-Y 1, 2, 3: A Cappella 2, 3: Art 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3. Pals with Burd . . . forever forgetting her lunch . . . easy to get along with . . . oh, those telephone conversaions tsinging ones, that isl. Pride 'n' joy: Barbara. DONNA l. LEWIS Danna Commercial Activity Representative 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: 60, 80 100 Word Transcription: 100 Word Theory: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Sweet and jolly . . . late for English class. Pride 'n' joy: Her picture of Bill Campbell. DORIS JEAN LlNGl.E Ling h Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 3: Squad Leader l. Small, but mighty . . . ask anyone who knows . . . pals with Violet . . . hails from Mt. Rock. Pride 'n' joy: Her sopho- mores. BONALEA n. l.OH'l' Bonnie Home Economics Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. A farm girl . . . seen around McClure . . . a pleasing per- sonality . . . has long braids. Pride 'n' joy: Dick. GERALD E. LONG Piggy Vocational Activity Representative 1, Z. Tall, strong, and quiet . . . really gets around . . . the greatest ? of the Hill . . . trained by Charles Atlas . . . controls woodshop lor 1. B. Pride 'n' joy: A certain girl. GORDON LOUCKS Gordy Commercial . Band 1, Z, 3: Orchestra 3: Ac- tivity Representative 3: As- sembly 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3., 1-lis ability to play the trom- bone . . . likes redheads . . . never in a hurryi Pride 'n' joy: Ralph, DAVID M. MAINES Mick Vocational Football l7 Sohphomore Class Party7 Banker 27 Glee Club. Where there's a tire there's lviaines . . . likes the drum majorettes of the Lewistown Band. Pride 'n' joy: Pauline. NANCY MCCLAIN Nancy Academic Student Council l, 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Orchestra l, 2, 37 Class Secretary 37 Tri-l-li-Y Officer l, 2, 37 Lore Staff. Built on a hiqh scale . . . per- sonality plus . . . spends most of her time being funny. Pride 'n' joy: The Gang. LUTHER E. MCCLELLAN Iay Vocational Wrestling Manager l, 27 Soccer 37 Wrestling 37 Assem- bly lj Activity Representa- tive l, 27 Banker 37 Baseball 37 Glee Club. Mr. Heiqle's stooqe . . . is the mad chemist . . . is able to imitate Mr. Hufford. Pride 'n' joy: Blondes GAIL E. MCGHEE Gail Academic Glee Club l, 2, 37 A Cappella Choir l, 27 Prom Committee 2, Class Dues Collector 2, 37 Lore Staff. And so the dawn came . . . pretty wig . . . cute . . fussy. Pride 'n' joy: The Gang. PATRICIA E. McI.AUGHI.lN Patoot Commercial Glee Club 2, 37 Class Officer 37 Complete Theory 27 60 Word Transcriptioru Student Council 37 Lore Staff. Witty . . . lots of fun . . . has a cute smile . . . always help- ful. Pride 'n' joy: That certain man. MARTHA I.. McMAS'l'ER Micky Home Economics Glee Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 37 enjoys a joke . . . her pretty eyes . . . ability to learn , . . has a friendly smile for everybody. Pride 'n' joy: The football gang. IAMES MCMONIGLE lim Academic Wrestling 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 3. Built close to the ground . . . Kap's man . . . one of the Y boys. Pride 'n' joy: That hair cut. A. MARIE MELLINGER Pee Wee Home Economics Glee Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 3. Small, but mighty . . . one of the Modockers . . . friendly . . . nice kid . . . quiet t?l till you get to know her. Pride 'n' joy: Brooklyn Artil- lery THOMAS C. MENDLER Lefty Vocational Baseball l, 2, 37 Football l, 2. Shy talkative type . . . likes Yeaqertown better than Lew- istown . . . has seven cylinder Ford . . . approaches slowly . . . Mr. Sheaifer's best base- ball player. Pride 'n' joy: Dry Valley. MAXINE M. MIDDLESWORTH Maxine Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 37 Tri-I-li-Y l, 2, 37 Ma- roon and Steel 2, 37 A Cap- pella Choir 2, 37 60 Word Transcription. Cute smile . . . nice person- ality . . . everybody's friend. Pride 'n' joy: Solty. I. DORIS MILLER Doris Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 Squad Leader lp Vic- tory Corps Leader l. One of McCrory's clerks . . . talkative . . . friendly . . loves many. Pride 'n' joy: That giggle. MYRON MILLER Miller Commercial Football l, 2, 35 Student Council li Lore Staff 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly 35 Class Treasurer 35 Sophomore Class Party 2. Bashtul . . . his pretty hair . . . always has his home- Work done. Pride 'n' joy: The Secretarial Girls. WAYNE R. MITCHELL Mitch General Football l, 2, 35 Banker 25 Junior Prom Committee 2, As- sembly Z. Butcher boy at Marrone's . . , football player . . . David's pal . . . short . . . friendly. Pride 'n' joy: Marrone's, ALMA ANN MOWERY Mow Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Student Council 25 Assembly l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 35 Squad Leader lg Junior Prom Committee 25 Bowling l. One of the Modockers . . . likes the Brooklyn . . . never quiet . . . one of the gang. Pride 'n' joy: That gray Dodge. RICHARD E. MURRAY Denny Vocational Banking 2, 35 Assembly l. Always joking . . . Mr. Rei- gle's right hand man . . . often seen in Ort Valley Mountains . . . has a lot of girl friends. Pride 'n' joy: To get a job making enough money to sup- port a family. 30 l NEEDA NEALY Neet Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Glee Club5 Assembly l, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 2, 35 60, 80 Transcrip- tion: 100 Word Theory. Nice kid . . . pals with Stroup . . . gets good marks . . . hard worker . . . one of the Murphy gals. Pride 'n' joy: Her bangs. WILLIAM F. NEALY Bill Vocational Glee Club. Likes to go to Catherine Street . . . he's little, but Wise . . . he's mighty for his size. Pride 'n' joy: Airplanes TAY S. NEARHOOF lay Vocational Football lg Banker lp Activity Representative 25 Assembly l. Likes to be around Mart at all times . . . has a lazy ex- pression . ., . is never quiet. Pride 'n' joy: His new double barrel shot gun. ROBERT R. NEIMAN Nemo Academic Lore Staff 35 Sophomore Party Committee 15 lunior Prom Committee 25 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Pepsi-Cola Test 3. A whiz with the brain work . . , Woman hater . . . fond of Beatty . . . curly head. Pride 'n' joy: His comb. RALPH E. NERHOOD Ralph Commercial Glee Club l, 25 Football l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2. Quiet . . . good football player . . . doesn't bother with girls. Pride 'n' joy: Gordy. IANE A. NEWMAN lane General Glee Club l, 2, 37 Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Cheerleading 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 35 As- sembly l, 2, 3. One of the gang . . . lots of fun . . . keeps us guessin' . . . popular with the boys . . . capable cheerleader. Pride 'n' joy: A good time. DOUGLAS NIEMOND Rumdum Academic Football l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 35 Banker 37 Lore Staff: Maroon and Steel 3: Basketball 2. Small, but mighty . . . every- body's friend. Pride 'n' joy: Joanne , RICHARD C. NOERR Dick Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Football 25 Activity Representative lg lunior Prom Committee: Stu- dent Council lg Lore Stall 3. Never in school . . . A-l per- sonality . . . neat dresser . . . drives anything. Pride 'n' joy: Joann. MARY ELIZABETH ORR Lizzie Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 31 60, 80, Word Tran- scription, Squad Leader 1. An inhabitant of Ferguson Valley . . . always smiling . . . likes parties. Pride 'n' joy: Bob Dunmire. DONNA L. PAIGE Donna Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3. Tall . . . likes the boys . . . pals with Miller . . . amicable . . . easy going . . . never worries. Pride 'n' joy: Those letters irom a certain Don. IOHN C. PANNEBAKER Penny Vocational Class Dues Collector 3, As- sembly l, 2. Handsome, short, and dark . . . likes to be a city farmer . . . never travels fast in his slow Ford . . . Mort's first trained machinist. Pride 'n' joy: Ice Pry. RICHARD M. PECK Dick Vocational Football l, 2, 35 Wrestling l, 2, 35 Banking 2, 35 Student Council l, 27 Assembly l, 2, 35 lunior Prom Committee. A good looking lump of mus- cles . . . a very good Fisher- Man . . , a poor excuse for a center. Pride 'n' joy: Teaching some- one to drive. RAMONA M. PENNEBAKER Pennie Commercial Glee Club l, 2, Basketball l, 35 Basketball Captain lg As- sembly l, 2, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y lg Bowling lg Squad Leader l. Energetic . . . likes to talk . . . hails from the South end. Pride 'n' joy: That trip with Alma. PEARL A. PENNINGTON Pearl Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3, BO Word Transcriptiong Tri-Hi-Y lp Lore Staff: Maroon and Steel l. A good sport . . . blowing bubbles . . . talks back to Mr. Fauth. Pride 'n' joy: Russ. LEWIS R. PETERS Buzz Vocational Wrestling 2, 35 Assembly l. Likes to crank a tractor . . is very shy around girls . . . is a good farmer. Pride 'n' joy: Knows the most about machine shop. I. NORMAN PIERCE Norm Academic Art l, 2,31 Glee Club l, Z, 35 Student Council 2, 37 Theory 2, 3: Prom 2, Band 3. That :giggle . . . flashy socks . . . L. l-l. S. color guard. Pride 'n' joy: His Stanley Steamer. C. ALMEDA PRICE Price Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 3. Her friendliness' . . . ability to sing . . . a pleasing person ality. Pride 'n' joy: Iay. -IEANNE L. PRICE Price Academic Glee Club 35 Assembly l, 2, 3. Quietness . . . her curly hair . . . comes from the West End. Pride 'n' joy: Myron Miller. SHIRLEY LOUISE PRICE Price Academic Glee Club l, 2, 37 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Beta Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 3, Bowling l, 2. Red hair . . . always friendly . . . quiet until you know her. Pride 'n' joy: Ioe. HOWARD S. PRYE Bud Vocational Assembly l, 2, 37 Craftman's Club l, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3. Shy but always happy . . . likes a girl from Ridge Road . . . has a bent up Plymouth . . . likes to work. Pride 'n' joy: Plymouth and?? WLLIAM T. QUINN 'l'om Vocational Assembly l, 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee Zg Glee Club l, 2. ls a good piano player . . . likes to go to Altoona to see his woman. Pride 'n' joy: Redhead from Altoona. RICHARD L. RACHAU Rocco Commercial Football l, Z, 37 Basketball 1, 25 Track: Glee Club l, 2, 37 Activity Representative lp Class President 25 Student Council 3, Sophomore Class Party. Friendly . . . good football player . . . popular with the girls. 'Pride 'n' joy: De 'boys. DORIS L. RAGER Ruger Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 31 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3.. Makes with the giggles . . . baby sitter . . . seen with Candy. Pride 'n' joy: Her letters from Bill. WILLIAM T. REAM Bill Vocational Football lg Banker 1, Base- ball 3. Talkative type . . . always seen on the hill . . . can al- ways use a razor. Pride 'n' joy: 34 Terrace Blvd. CHARLES REICH Charlie Academic Soccer 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Lore Staff5 .Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Rifle Club 25 Prom Committee. Lover boy . . . good athlete . . . has a girl in every port . . . chemistry whiz. Pride in' joy: Y. M. C. A. RICHARD E. REIGLE Dick Vocational Wrestling 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 1, 25 Baseball 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Second home is the Heights . . . is a genius in Machine Shop . . . likes to drive a car. Pride 'n' joy: Greta. GLENN RENNINGER, IR. G. D. General Banker. Intelligent . . . blushes easily . . . doesn't pay much atten- tion to the girls . . . dignified looking . . . looks slick in that new car . . . good mathema- tician. Pride 'ri' joy: Their new Cadil- lac. WILLIAM A. RENNINGER Bill Vocational Crcrftman's Club 15 Lore Staff 3. Is a likeable person . . . likes to fly . . . very popular with the girls . . . doesn't like school. Pride 'n' joy: Anything with wings. DOLORES M. RIPKA Blondie ' Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Basketball l5 Assembly l, 2, 35 Bowling l. Cute . . . blonde . . . friendly . . . always talking. Pride 'n' joy: Coffee. MILTON O. RODKEY Herb Vocational Student Council 35 Lore Staff 35 Prom Committee 25 Assem- bly 2. Always in the groove . . . A to E student . . . likes to fly . . . be lost without Central Ave .... Mr. Bentzel's tool room buddy. Pride 'n' joy: Central Avenue. LEONARD M. ROMIG Speedy Vocational ls quiet and bashful . . . moves very fast . . . is a top notch machinist . . . likes to be a muscleman . . . Pride 'n' joy: To make Wag- ner popular. FLORENCE MYRA RUBIN Flo Academic Maroon and Steel 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Assembly 35 Bowling l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 3. Talkative . . . flighty . . . al- ways on the go . . . stylish . . . Mortifying. Pride 'n' joy: Extensive vo- cabulary. FLORENCE S. SALTER Salter Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir Z, 3. Pretty brown eyes . . . al- ways on the go . . . cute laugh. Pride 'n' joy: Black Buick. WlLI.lAM G. SATZLER Mumbles Vocational Wrestling 35 Baseball 35 Glee Club 2. Quiet . . . always seen on Central Avenue . . . shoe shine boy . . . fire fighter . . . alias sleepy . . . tries to be like Runkle in haircuts. Pride 'n' joy: Gloria. FLORENCE MAE SCHOTT Schott Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 37 A Cappella 2, 3. Nice kid . . . will go places with that voice . . . pals with Teenie . . . nice disposition. Pride 'n' joy: Delores l-limes. DAVID H. SCHROYER Captain Vocational Assembly l, 27 Glee Club l, 27 Craftman's Club l, 2, 3. Tall, dark and gruesome . . tries to date all the girls . . . Works once in a while. Pride 'n' joy: The Dodge and Twin Acres. HARRY B. SEILHAMMER Hammer Vocational Junior Prom Committee 27 Student Boy President 37 As- sembly 37 Lore Staff 37 Base- ball 3. ls a second Frank Sinatra . . . second home is Valley Street . . . is the big wheel down at the Voc. Pride 'n' joy: Timer eand the old boy's new Dodge. SHIRLEY A. SHATZER Shirt General Glee Club 37 Assembly 3. Hails from Altoona . . . takes lite seriously . . . studious. Pride 'n' joy: Yeagertown. KENNARD E. SHEAFFER Curly Vocational Baseball 37 Glee Club 3. Expert wolf . . . always makes out with the cards . . . loves Third Street . . . always broke. Pride 'n' joy: Mart's Machine Shop and Girls. 34 i ,u t EDWARD SHOFF Ed Academic Activity Representative 17 Glee Club l, 27 Assembly l, 2: Maroon and Steel 1, 27 Sports' Editor 37 Hi-Y 37 Prom Committee 2. , Blonde . . . often seen with Davies and Wilson. Pride 'n' joy: His Buick. ik ARLENE SINGLEY Ar1enee Academic Glee Club l, 2, 37 Tri-I-li-Y l, 2, 37 Basketball ly Student Council l7 Bowling ly Maroon and Steel 2, 37 Prom Commit- tee. Man hater?? . . . generally speaking she's generally speaking . . . noisy. Pride 'n' joy: Dizzy. BARBARA K. SMALLEY Barb Academic Maroon and Steel l, 27 Asso- ciate Editor 37 Glee Club 37 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 37 Banker 27 Prom Committee7 Library l. Studious . . . ready to argue . . . BO. of Maroon and Steel . . . slow but sure. Pride 'n' joy: Her guppies. PHYLLIS L. SMOKER Pookie Academic Glee Club l, 2, 37 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 37 Tri-Hi-Y Reporter 37 Bowling l7 Student Council 37 Prom Committee 2. Pretty brown hair . . . always talking . . . friendly. Pride 'n' joy: Eugene Alexan- der Ellis. DOLORES SNOOK Snooky Academic Band l, 2, 37 .Orchestra l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 37 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Theory l, 27 A Cappella 3. Small and reserved . . . one of Profs prodigees. Pride 'n' joy: Musical ability. LEE E. SNOOK Toot Academic Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Prom Commit- tee: Glee Club: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Banker 1, 2: Lore Staff. Tall, dark, and good looking . . . good athlete. Pride 'n' joy: His way with women. NORMAN R. SNOOK Pete Academic Glee Club l, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 2: Editor of Maroon and Steel 3: Prom. Committee 2. Friend of all . . . toots the trumpet . . . upholds the Ma- roon cmd Steel. Pride 'n' joy: That class ring. DORIS ANN SNYDER Doris Commercial Band l, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Music Theory l, 2, 3: Squad Leader l: 60, 80 Word Transcription. Her driving ability . . . hails from Ferguson Valley . . . a friend to everyone. Pride 'n' jay: Leon Rhodes. ROBERT G. SNYDER Bob Vocational Baseball 3: Glee Club 3: As- sembly 3. Tall, blonde and rugged . . . hangs around with Gess . . . likes the women . . . big B.O. at Weis Pure Food. Pride 'n' joy: My great knowl- edge oi electricity??? BETTY I. SOLT Betty Home Economics Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly 2, 3. Enjoys arguing . . . a football fan . . . her cheerful disposi- tion . . . never quiet. Pride 'n' joy: Gene. TACK R. SPANGENBURG lack Vocational Future Craftman's 1, 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee 2: Sophomore Class Party: Stu- dent Council 1: Lore Staff. City Farmer . . . likes the girls? . . . never seen after 2 P. M .... drives the best Plymouth in Lewistown. Pride 'n' joy: Frey Motors and P. V. DORIS I. SPECK Doris Academic Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Prom Committee: Maroon and Steel 3: Tri-I-li-Y 1, 2, 3. Always laughing . . . hails from South Side. Pride 'n' joy: Her waitress uniform.. ERNEST SPECK Ernie General Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Theory 1, 2: Banking 1, 2. Oh, those rosy cheeks . . . visits Stade's not for music. Pride 'n' joy: His ambition. DELORES G. SPIGELMYER Spig 'Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 2, 3: Basketball 1: Squad Leader 1: Commence- ment Usher 2. Always having trouble . . . knows all about farming . . . her laugh. Pride 'n' joy: Her authority in McCrory's. IEAN B. STEININGER Red Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir Z: Tri-Hi-Y Officer: Feature Editor of Maroon and Steel 3: Student Council 1. That red hair . . . sweet dis- position . . . everyones friend . . . always giggling. Pride 'n' joy: New convert- sible. ROBERT A. STRATTON Bob Vocational Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Activity Representative l, 25 Assembly ly Iunior Prom Committee 2. Likes indoor life . . gets along with the girls . . . state wrestling champ, l948 . . . richest boy in Lewistown . . . owns one-third of Royal Dairy. Pride 'n' joy: tLocke Avenuel. BARBARA STROUP Barb Academic Art 1, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 25 Prom Committeep ,Beta Tri-Hi- Y l, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel l, 2, 3. Ne-eda's pal . . . she has heart troubles . . . dependable . . . and serious. Pride 'n' joy: Four years of Latin. MILDRED E. STROUP Mouse General Glee Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 3. Quiet . . . dependable . . . tall . . . brunette . . . Pastime employee . . . what would they do without her? Pride 'n' joy: Her ticket box. EDWARD G. STUCK Ed General Football 25 Basketballg Base- ball 25 Assembly. Red hair . . . gets around . . . big . . . seen with the gang . . . one of the big noises in Mr. Mac's Social Studies class. Pride 'n' joy Me. SHIRLEY I UNE SWOPE Shirley Academic Glee Club l, 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 35 Lore Statty Activity Rep- resentative 25 Bowling l, 25 Maroon and Steel 2, 3. Always chewing gum . . Stall, clark, and pleasant. Pride 'n' joy: Natalie. IAMES H. TAYLOR lim Vocational Banking l, 25 Glee Club 25 Assembly l, 25 Baseball 3. Short dark'ond Tarzan build . . . idolizes the women . . . Carol's boy seen in Parchey- town Hollow . . . drives a wogan. Pride 'n' joy: Blairsville High School Giiils. LOIS IRENE TEENIE Teenie Commercial G1ee'Club l, 2, 35 Assembly l, 2, 3. Friendly . . . pals with Young, Schott and Salter . . . one of McCrory's gals . . . new in the East-end. Pride 'n' joy: Her job at Mc- crory's. IOEI. E. THORPE Ice Vocational Football l5 Glee Club 25 Activity Representative 1, 35 Student Council 25 Baseball 3. Quiet but always on the spot . . . doesn't like the women?? . . . seen only on Electric Avenue . . . best mechanic in Auto Shop. ' Pride 'n' joy: 216 Electric Ave- nue. RICHARD A. UGHETTO Itch Vocational Assembly '25 Banking l, 35 Glee Club 25 Baseball 3. Tall dark and meek . . . al- ways has homework done . . . has only one girl friend . . . lost the. best car in ,Lewis- tovtm. Pride 'n' joy: 36 West'Charles Street. LOIS D. ULSH Ulsh Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 35 60, 80-Word Transcrip- tion5 100 Word Theory5 Maroon and Steel Staff l, 2, 35 Lore Staff. Pal with Burkholder . . . a friend of everyone. Pride 'n' joy: John Harvey. DALE E. VOGT Dale Vocational Football l, 27 Wrestling 3, As- sembly 25 Student Council 31 Glee Club 2. Owns his own motorcycle . . . can't afford to buy gas . . . often seen on Main Street . . . Mr. Beigle's best friend. Pride 'n' joy: The plumber's daughter. IOHN H. WAGENSELLER Herb Vocational Assembly 2, 3, Basketball 37 F. C. A. l, 2, 35 Ir. Prom Com- mittee Zg Glee Club 3. Is one of Kilheffer's pencil pushers . . . is quiet like an elephant . . . is very smart at some subjects. Pride 'n' joy: Harrisburg IRAN WAGNER 'lean' General Assembly l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel l. Pretty eyes . . . good vocabu- lary . . . gets along with the men . . . hails from Lake Park . . . easy on the nerves. Pride 'n' joy: Her mam. D. IEAN WAKEFIELD lean Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 37 Assembly l, 2, 3. Pretty eyes . . . likes to argue . . . pals around witlm Donna. Pride 'n' joy: Her Diary. KERMIT R. WATTS Flea Vocational Assembly lg Banking 2. Best soldier in the U. S. Army . . . owns a bent up green Ford . . . likes a good time . . . very weak and qiuet. Pride 'n' joy: Lock Haven women. G. THOMAS WERTZ Tom Vocational Football lp Assembly 2, Banker ly Baseball 3. Tries hard to stay in class . . . lives on the hill . . . never argues . . . travels alone . . . works when he wants to . . . Auto Shop teacher. Pride 'n' joy: 28 Terrace Blvd. BARBARA ANN WETZEL Barb Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 31 Banker 27 Lore Staff 35 Maroon and Steel 2, 60-Word Transcriptionp A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3. Talkative . . . likes to joke . . . a friend of everyone. Pride 'n' joy: Her driver's license. IOAN C. WIAN Ioanie Commercial Glee Club l, 2, 37 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Lore Staffr Banker I, 3: Student Council 21 Tri- l-li-Y l, 2, 3, 6O'Word Trans- cription. Pretty blue eyes . . . a Fergu- son Valley ian. Pride 'n' joy: Sim, ROBERT WIISOH Bob Academic Art l, 2, 37 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee: Banker 2, Student Council Boy Repre- sentativep Soccer 37 Assembly l, 2, 31 Lore Staff. Mr. Kilheffer's pal . . . good math student . . . tall and lanky. Pride 'n' joy: Speaking ability. DONALD E. WOODS Don Vocational Assembly 1, 3. Small silent type . . . belongs to the Granville Four . . . has a steady job eating . . . popular with the girls. Pride 'n' joy: The Penna. Bail- road. BEVERLY ANN YETTER Bev Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3. Her fliqhtiness . . . always seen with her one and only . . . Tom. Pride 'n' joy: Tommy. IOYCE A. YETTER Red General Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3. Cute . . . friendly . . . talka- tive . . . redhead . . . creates a disturbance in A-l. Pride 'n' joy: Bud. EUGENE V. YOCUM Puppy Vocational Student Council 1, Z, 37 Banker ly Football lg Glee Club 2. Blonde curly hair . . . tries hard to stay awake in class . . . controls the tool room in Wood Shop . . . Mr. Runkle's helper. Pride 'n' joy: Chapp1e. SARAH IANE YOCUM Frosty Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Bowling: Maroon and Steel 3: Basket- ball lg Assembly 1, 25 Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2. Pals with Gae . . . always late . . . tricky driver . . . spends her summers at Green- wood. Pride 'n' joy: Her truck and Yeagertownf' NATALIE YOUNG Natalie Academic Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 31 Loresp Student Council lg A Cappella 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Bowling. Pretty red hair . . . talkative . . . long eye-lashes. Pride 'n' joy: Shirley. ROBERT I. YOUNG Pitter Vocational Glee Club 2, Activity Repre- sentative, Baseball 3. King of the Hill . . . always playing the pinball machines . . . likes the women . . . best prize tighter in the East. Pride 'n' joy: To beat the pinball machines. RUTH A. YOUNG . Ruth Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Assembly l, Z, 3. Pals Wih Teenie and Salter . . . nice when you get to know her. Pride 'n' joy: The two Voc, boys-Ken and Stan. l l -'1- - s CLASS SUNG lTune: The Best Things in Life Are Free , Dear Alma Mater, L. H. S. We'll always remember you, The dances, parties, plays, and games Our classmates so tried and true The Proms in the Spring Our pennants and rings Commencement in Iune We leave too soon But take with us these memories To cherish our Whole life through. QQ, Af fl Q , ,L Zffwgg wma l SENIOR ,1 V ' Q Ar :S wx I . -:v '. fl 2: ff 2 'A 13' -1 '-S'i4 ..-Arm , F'- .g.o,-Q-.,jV,f. . -4 , , fx? 1 ' 111. wh '- iff 'I-.lV'f,, .Tig f ? n 9 c oo: LU, ' -' M , f , , 6 D O2 ..., IA A V ,- w 'fl SNAP Q 1 I A if 'L , 41' v mwvnhzh? ' ' - 1 , 0 4 L 1 'log 1 I x x X 5 awk dd ' ' 6 if -. A ff! 1 4 '4' 0' 4 L i i ff 142 V Q-A-3 if ,inf F B 1-B2 Top row, I.-R: Patton, Brode, Knepp, Morgan, Ort. Weaver, Parchey, Carolus, Lynn. Fourth row: Passmore, Roush, Barber, Shaffer, Myers. Shenk, Rhoades. Third row: Stull, Kearns, Kauffman. Banker, Schwinger, Maxwell, Romiq. Bunker. Aurand, Shirk. Second row: Kaup, Crownover. Hendricks, Peace, Salzler. Wamer, Yarger, Roddy, Marsh, Eyster, Krepps. Bottom row: Fleming Biglow, Morgan, Nichols, Whiteman, Saxton, Lilly, Boreman, Shively, Somers, Gilbert, Ganoe. In September of l.946, We the Class of 1949 entered the Senior Department with the feel- ing of assurance from the three eventful years We had just completed and With high hopes of success in the three future years. At the beginning of the term We elected the following officers: President, larnes Zeiglerp Vice President, Mary Foucart: Secretary, 1 Mary Emma Kearns: Treasurer, lames Hous- er. These officers and class advisers di- rected the successful Sophomore Class party and many other activities. During the year many of our class members participated in Varsity and l.V. sports. One of the out- standing accomplishments of the year Was the undefeated l.V. Basketball squad, com- posed almost entirely ot Sophomores. B3-B4 Top row. I.-R: I. Patton, W. Patton, Fleisher, Hill. Pheasant, Bossinqer, Younq, Rummel, Loucks. Wills, Fisher, Cherry. Fourth row: Boreman, Price, Kasmark, Smith, Hamlet, Iohns, Graham, Houser, Webber, Shore. Third row: Wagner, Rhoades, Glant. Lequea. Foltz, Swank, Snyder, Solt, Hunt, Goss. Wagner. Second row: Johnson, Brannon, Kearns, Dippery, Lennartz, Brannon, Berger. Williams, Price, McElhaney, Miliken, Wisehaupt, Mclntyre. Romiq. Bottom row: Moyle, Homan. McMaster-s, Koontz, Kulp, Galloway, McCracken. Krule, Gilbertson, Allen, Smith, Miller, Allen. in NBS 5 6x3ifEf5C.'S.S,CBfEd'KB2Qf S .mmm ww NSR R iEw'W QQAWMEHXSELK5Qii2 s KiwMfE'ME5ifEY r3.Mwt'Wii.l7w?m Q2NZWWWWYW ' :fQi -'- 'WM B5 l Top row. I.-R: Shearer. Ziegler. Fowler. Leopold. Tomlinson. Shissler. Kline. Ferguson. Second row: Sierer. Newman. Biden. Thompson. Wheeler. Cassidy. Eherts. Moyle. Foucart. Bottom rovy: Moist. Laub. Vaughn. Snook. Havice. Kemberlinq. Wise. Landis. Shore. Richard. Clark. Diven. We started our Iunior year with the elec- tion of officers. They are as follows: Presi- dent, Mike Battistap Vice President, Betty Bigelowp Secretary, Nancy Kaup: Treasurer, Clyde Shores. After holding our first class meeting and settling the amount of class dues, we ordered our class rings and chose Maroon and Gold as our class colors. IUNIOR VOCATIONAL Under the direction of our class advisers, Miss Lack, Mr. Engle, and Mr. Kilheffer, We hope to present to the Seniors the most suc- cessful Prom ever held in L. H. S. To the Seniors we Wish them luck in whatever they undertake. We shall try to carry on and live up to the high standards of L. H. S. ' Betty and Mike Top row. L-R: Sellers. Walker. Erb. Tate. Fifth row: Long. Steltzer. Brown. Gross. Crcxger. McElhany. Fourth row: Munson. Gibbons. Bradford. Allen. Fetters. Peace. Third row: Adams. Cavanaugh. Fleegal. Miller. Lutz. Page. Yetter. Hoffman. Long. Second row: Shawver. Harmon, Klinqer. Fleisher. Messerman. Swineiord. Holler. Goss, Giant. Thompson. Bottom row: Smith, Rodkey. Custer, Wilson. Stewart. Leeper. Pandel. Montgomery. W' . .M . ,..t,wri.wfM.i..i.y, , ... ,. ,,,M W-V, In September of 1947, We, the class of l95O, C1 6 C2 Top row: Aurand. Middlesworth. Winn. Hercules. Crosxman. Stimely. Shie-le, Price, Snider Vincent Steese. Fourth row: Haywood. Hughes. Pacini. Weaver. Sanchez. Zimmerman, Rupp. Shearer. Price: Weaver. Kauihnan. Kauffman. Dellrment. Third row: Bm-go. Silks., Meqehan. Beers. Dari-dheiser. Boynton. Shaeiier. Shawver. Barbour. Reed Palm Dielh Stade Second row W Bo . . . . : ray. ss-man. Nichols, Grose. Gutshall. Long. Wray. Loht. Everly. Miller, Appleby. Benninger Hawke Boflom row: Yccum. Hall. Wray. Clinuer. McMullen. Dillmcxn. Hunt. Webber. Buble. liukes. Steinberqer. Miller. proudly entered the Senior Department of L. H. S. We now look back with pride on the three successful years in the lunior De- partment. Our first two years in the Iunior Department were spent in selling bonds and stamps and packing boxes for overseas re- lief. The main event of our nlnth year was our Freshman Class party which We all looked forward to with great expectations. Gur ninth grade commencement exercises Will be remembered by all. We started our Sophomore year by elect- C3 6. C4 Top row. I.-R: Heister. Boring. Carpenter. Glendye, Bay. Harbst. Steinofi. Wise. Rocco. Fourth row: Hays, Dailey. Cavenauqh, Smith. Fisher. Mays, Kimberly. Shilling. Allen, Liddick. Bash, Clellan. Yotung. Third row: Himes. Horn. Shaeliet. Keams. Lepley. Bullick. Burkert. Stumpp. Quigley. Charles. Keiser. Second row: Culbertson. Snyder, Schroyer. Rutter. Lawler. Fisher. White. Peterson, Thoman. Smiley. Bottom row: Gutshall. Rheum, Toner. Stitt. Bender. Iacobs, Bulick. Harbst. Miller. Mellinger, Loudenslager. Sherif. C5-CB Top row, L-R: Buckley, Rhodes, Warfel, Smith. Olsen, Goss, Woods, Passmore, Barrier. Fifth row: Burand, Seiber, Ellinqer, Cox, McMillen, Heckert, Moist, Strange, Goss. Fourth rovi: Powell, Carson. Robinson, Hower, KnePP- Rose. Wagner, Clare, Campbell, Grahm. Crawford. Third row: lrqang, Wyant. Maines, Kimberlinq, Thompson. Thompson, Kuaberra, McCardle, Mowery. Second row: Collins, Powers, Thomas, Heath, Mowery, Searer, Smith. Settle, Goss, Wagner. Bottom row: Goss, Young, Havice, Alexander, Woomer. Miller, Jones, Woods, Schroclr. Rodkey, McMullen, Stimely. George. ing the iollowinq officers: their co-operation in helping us become ac- President ,,,,,,,.,,, Dick Wagner quainted with the Senior Department, and Vice President .,,,,,,,,, 194111 Lutz to our advisors, Mr. Bosier, Mr. McMillen, Secretary , , , , , Barbara Grqhqm and Miss Metz for their guidance during the Treasurer ............. Paul Pacini PTSSGUT YGCIT- The Sophomores wish to express their 194111 Luiz Clfld Dick WGQHGI appreciation to the Iuniors and Seniors, for SOPHOMORE VOCATIONAI. Top row I. R Fleming, Rheam. Bell, White, Hiralris, Haubrick. Fifth row: Lepley, Quinn, Chapman. Dellet Miller Fourth row: Long, Sheailer. Tubbs, Mellot, Hess, Turner. Kauffman, Haines. Third row Fleming Toner, Bell. R. Knepp, Henry. Stoner, Plessinqer, Glick, Kahley. Second row: Fultz. Wagner Reeder Stroup, Davis, Elmer, Kennedy. Gazette. Foltz. Deamer, Hannon. Bottom row: Collins McMullen Grassmyer. Goss, Cherry, Warner, Espigh. Kempier. Yeaier. i 9-4, 9-7 Top row, L-R: Ganoe, Mc- Mullen, Goddard, Noerr. L. Spigelmire, Beinhardt, Ritter, Schwab, Laughlin. Filth row: McCloskey, Yetter, Chester, G. Spigelmyer, Arnold, Rheam, Fetters, Geedy, Hendricks, Sims, Wertz, Knapp. Fourth row: Deloe. Stull, Graham, Hauser, Clarke, Klawitter, Wismer, Slee, Huifnagle. Third row: Kepner, Wilson. R. Miller. Horninq. Pauly, De- luca, lrrgcmq. Gilbert, Dippery, Orr. Second row: Maham Krepps. Homberger. Elder, Smiley, Moore, McElhaney, Close, Shirley. Webb, Haag. Bottom row: Horton, Brannon, Beers, M. Miller. Stump, Peters, Goss, Wray, Warner, Sourbeck. Koplovitz, McClain, Wagner. NINTH GRADE 9-2. 9-6 1 Top row, 1.-R: McCrory. Van- seyoe, Davidson, Claar. Nay- lor. McMaster. Price, Mierley, Shenan, Lauver. Carolus. Fourth row: Dailey, Kember- ling, Zachman, Marks. Third' row: Kimberly, Wilkins, Orr. Druckenmiller, Dalby, English, Curry, Cowen, Carter, Wil- liams, Lepley. Second row: Swanger, Willis, Hook, Bush. Fry, Dunkleberger, Dippery, Leister, Houck, Burkholder. Bottom row: McCallips, Adams, Sellers, Elmer, Berry- hill, Yetter, Kohler, Marker, Briggs, Gemberling, McCardle, Taylor. 46 9-3, 9-8 Top row, L-R: Bailey, Cisney, Miller, Shauver, Smith, Wil- licrms. Fifth row: Goddard Messerman, Hunt, G. Michael G. Michael, Clark. Houset, Young. Harshbarger. R Yocum, Garrison, Iohnson, Hassler. Fourth row: I. Yocum, Laughlin, Stevens, Riley, Romig, Murphy, Hanna, Dickert, Snyder, Kauffman, Hartsock. Pagana. Third row: Boreman, Gers. Lequea, Sax- ton, Treaster. Ocker, McBride, Bott, Aurand, Rehrer, Sch- winger. Second row: Pitz, Lynn. Teenie, Showalter. Or- ner, Heckert, Brannon. Peters, Huey, McCrory. Bottom row: Coleman, Lennartz. Metz. Hol- sopple, Englehart, Renninger, Romig. Stees, Matter, Zook. Iames, Wagner. Walters. 'W,BwlimwmQ......W..,. ..,......... M .,,.. M8831 ........, ... , - ,,,, CLASS CDF 1951 NINTH GRADE 9-5, 9-9 Top row, L-R: Herbster, Tate Weymcm, Wertz. Filth row Limes, Rodkey, Shaw, Stump, Miller, Shumaker, Shecziier O'Dell, Hamlet, Bernheisel Hopple, Bossert, Shearer, Bun non. Birmingham, Troutmcxn Pike, Richey, Henry, Speurinq Third row: Wray, Snyder, Dearment, Fisher. Buzzard, Grassmyer, Gross, Gilbert Cornelius, Custer, Leister. Sec- ond row: Snyder. Habhershon, Winslow, Goodman. Herring- ton, Barqer, Dumpman, Elder, Nipple, Beers, Rhodes, Eisen- hower. Bottom row: Warnick, Wilkins, Allen, Deamer, Hay- wood. Goss, Edmiston, Wheeler, Kennedy, Sinqley, MqCormick, Naugle, Koons- man, Gesselman. 1 1 4 Coiley, Bollinger. Fourth row- NINTH GRADE Special Education Top row. L-R: Gibbons, Cowder, R. Lingle, Sellers, Dillrnan, Smith, Carlson, Peters, Kratzer, Kling. Third row: Rupert, Lynch, Snook, Beatty. Rodenizer, Sanchez Brannon, Kittinq. Knepp, El- liot. Morgan. Second row: Colyer, Beatty, Yetter, Baker, Lingle, Casner, Smith, Shil- Iinq, Gordon, Druckenmiller. Bottom row: Parker. Shimp, Toner, Spangler, Long, M. Beatty, Petter, Ayres, Lepley, Grose, Kinsloe, Muckel. 47 CLASS GF 1952 'EIGHTH GRADE-8-1, 8-2 Top row, I.-R: Deverter, Lash, Sutton, Huff, Dalton, Cohen, Davies, Lepley, Haywood. Filth row: Stratton. Bowman, Winn, Nichols. Warner. Thompson, Logan, Forsythe, Culbertson, Stetler. Fourth row: Bailey, Everly, Morgan, Dunn, Roselle, Pennington, Fry. Frey, Kochenderier, Aurand, Hirakis. Third row: Swineford, Schiele, Keemer, Prettyleaf, Nelson, Vincent, Coffey, Rhoades, Rose. Vaughn. Second row: Runkle, Bosler, Winslow, Shiller, Steinberger, Price. Ward, Geedy. S Wertz. Bottom row: Kressler, Ryan, Giant, Herbster, Frazee, Lehm Kieierle, Vamer, Callinan. F ultz. nook, Yearick. an. Stellmack, B urlew, McCurdle. EIGHTH GRADE-843. 8-4 Top row. L-R: C. Hartley, Davidson. E. Smith, Sheafter. Blose. Crossman. Straley, Plessinger, Murphy. R. Hartley. Fourth row: Brown. Wheeler. Miller. Laub. McKinley, Bolqer, Ellis, Warntz, Earnest, Long. Boyer. Third row: Folk, Rittenhouse, Heckendorn. Whary, Barlett, Secrest, Dodd. Osborne. Walters. Griiiith, Speece. Second row: Strout, Wilson, Iames, Hoffman, Lash, Logan, Passmore, Hess. Carodiskey. Haywood. Wert. Bottom row: Forsythe. Wagner. Beckwith, Bowers. Slack, Boop. Feisner, Lcnq, Speece, Cleck, Smith, DeArment, Opdenhoit, Thompson. EIGHTH GRADE48-5. 8-6 Top row: I.-R: Wagner, Harman, Rhodes, Everly, Brumbauqh, Hassenpluq. Hood. Gross, Kauffman. Fourth row: Gregg, Williams, Colyer, Berryman, Kline, Iones, O'Hara, Custer, Yetter, Chilcote. Boonie, Krot, Toner. Snook, Wagner, G. Kline. Willis, L. Bortell. Third row: Shepherd, Knudson. Cult. Wike, Angney, Hutlnaqle, Diven. Schwab, Money, Bowman. Second row: Patton. Bortell, Bishop. Rupert, Pennebaker. Boyle, Parson. Walters, Shaffer, Yocum, Nicholson, Ruby. Bottom row: Cooney. Wise. Iohnson, Turner, Bennett, Reed, Lohr, Ritter, Zannino, Anqney, Ellis, Keams, Silks. CLASS OF 1953 7-1. 7-2 Top row. I.-R: Finkbeiner, Vcmhorn Beaver Y Stumpl McLa h , . ounq. Naylor. Lane, Rothermel, Smithers. H. White, . ug lin, Yocum. Fourth Row: Phillips, Smith, Walters. I. White. Guinivcm, Krot. Barbour. Third row: Carstetter. Neczley. Muckneer, Gregory. Herbster, Bczwn. Metz, Hays, Reiqle, Shirey, Fleisher, Bortell. Second row! Frcine. Woomer. Cosgrove. Fulton, Wise, Boonie, Cfuii, Gemberlinq. Moore, Eamest, Vurner, Pennebaker, McClellan, Long, Price. Bottom row, L-R: G. M'll qardner, Kochenderier. Briar, Weycxnt. Bretton. Mitchell ' Fultz. Pennington. 1 er, Baum- . I. Miller. McElhcney. O'Dell, Montgomery. .C 7-3. 7-4 Top row, I.-R: Landis, Walters, Gregg. Young, Weyman, Bellante, Pry, Hoffman, Steinberger, Hendricks, While. Fourth row: Beaver, Wismer. Goss. Davis, McCalips, Oburn, Conrad, Kauffman, Harbst, Vaughn. Hutchinson. Third row: C. Yocum, Cooney. Kochenderier. Herbert. Trout. O'Meara, Ruhle, Frcxzee. Dellet. Sullivan, Whary, Arseniu. Second row: Ulsh, Rosensteel, Dippery. Burd, Young, Riley, Neason. McCormick. Pennebaker, Sheatter, McCormick, Davis, Uhl. Bottom row: Schroyer, C. Yocum, Snook, Stroup. Griffith, Kratzer, Knepp, Henry. Bradley, Searer, Weber, Schucht, McCardle. 7-5, 7-6 Top row, L-R: Sheaiter, Iohnson. Hower. Chilcote. Fulton, Powell, Henry, Glant Irwin Rexgle Varner, McKinnon, Knepp. Fourth row: T. Marrone, Saylor, Matthews, Mertz, Loudenslager Meyer Lynch, Heller, I. Marrone, South, Desiderati, Shoemaker, Miller. Third row Cassidy Hunter College, Banker, Wheeler, Klinqer, Stetzer. Kline, Dippery, Shull, Whiteman. Second row Knepp Cunningham, I. A. White, Teenie, I. White, Benter. Shearer, Kreidler. Trayer, Conrad Riddle Kline Nicolo, Krentzman. Stafford. Bottom row: Gutshall, Houser, Thompson. Lerch Campbell Johns Logan, Schwinger, King. Haywood, Smith. Meloni, Hutchinson, Metz, Rocco. I: wg ,, I I W' - N fan, Wykk x X ACTIVITIES Xi- ..a f- FUR ALL f ,,l'l 'ff 'ff Q..-A X , ,:'.-1-T2-L v l lfiql iv fh QIZJJA' Q kwa 'X f I 36 fA:xx 17? 1 Q .L I f 'I dlvclnffyiffg g 1 ffl: W ' M1 If 'ff f 1 lj I flff him! sf I,-7, ljlfsgjf,-fl!! X ' Q o V A, ll ffzi U ,oo If I fig, 0 0 X . : '5 0 A 0 ff 0 f 0 ' f 0 o rob 0 0 , 0 D . o , . 0 oi o ' 0 9 9 0 f- - QiifQ f t szmon HIGH BANKERS Top row, l.-R: Horton, Boring. McMullen, Heckert, Niemond, Hill, Warner, Lane. Peck, Barbour. Third row: Haywood, Wian, Leeper. Custer, Shirk, Wagner, Hirakus. Aurrand, Erdley. Second row: Mr. Hauser, Young. Dickson. McClellan, Hartley, Smith, Zeigler. Shores, Cresswell, Cleck, Gracey. l Bottom row: Hawk, Havice, Wian. Miller, Mowery, Lawler, Fisher, Maclntyre, Lilley, Saxton, Bore- man, Wise. BANKERS 5 55 'C This year Lewistown High School has once again t W 'ig ' achieved its excellent record in school savings. Early I. Mx , awgfa, in the fall ot the 1947-48 school term We began by X L Q' ff,,l'f'Q5i:,,,'V,, achieving lOO percent in the lunior, Senior Departments. , i'5,j,,WQZ Since that time this record has been upheld. .. 'px As students ot L. H. S., We feel that this is a great fm 'ea jff MQ-XX . Q honor, and we hope that future classes will continue to 'tdlll 9 il' M Q ' !7L,M d as Well 4 Ullltl. x - l.ffqz,7 O ' + U 1 any I ei 5- -. I . 251522 - 1 IR. DEPT. BANKERS ' Top row. L-R: Chilcote, Herbster, Matthews. O'Meara, Geedy, Smith, Bortell. Carstetter, Colyer, Hauser. Custer, Sims, Dalton. Bottom row: Boreman, Smiley, Orner, Shirey, Lennartz, Vincent, Prettyleai, Kline. Meloni, Learch, Frazee, Fultz. t 4 1 :wwf ws ezifiwwsvsaswr et-M H 112 MQ Qi 1 af .wx sz 3.05152 5215523355346 ZHSi4'wi2w515KZ7JEi?E?'cS1?if5 1 H ' 5'3-ZEREWVWZW? 315 iii W1 tif Yi ?2Q3?'?'F?aiT2 21615 125 WY T533 5' LW if? 5 F7 WT' ffiijffwv iw.: fx yn Q. Qg53gz':1 2 ?5f?7'33? W A H SR. HIGH ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row. L-R: Pacini. Olson. Landis. Houser. Stimely. Cleland, Goss, Sanchez. Third row: Steven- son. Klenzer. Rhoades. Burger, Thorpe. Iemison. Young. Bailey. Hess. Miller. Second row: Ort. Fisher, Larson. Kasmark. Humler. Chester. Fultz. Iohnson. Dippery. Mr. Fuuth. Bottom row: Kearns. Snook. Cardisky. Webber, White, Maines. I-lower. Wagner. Spiglemyer, Bigelow, Carter, Lewis. Boring. The .Activity Representatives are a group of students chosen to aid in the sale ot Activity Tickets. The Activity Tickets entitle the owner to the priv- ilege of attending all home football and baseball ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES games, Wrestling matches, and other school activities f i Q such as concerts and dances. These tickets also pro- to 12,1 Q, vide a year's subscription to the Maroon and Steel, K0 X the school paper. 'r 'S' The sale ot Activity Tickets was started in 1940. In I, f QQ? the years 1947-48, 755 tickets were sold. ' flu, g' 0 The Activity Ticket is a handy and inexpensive 5' , V method for the student to participate in the various r r' f 0 , school activities. ' 2. Frances Huttnagle 'wt 2 ,, M v S IR. DEPT. ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row. I.-R: Boonie, Stumpl, Richey. Osburne. Clark. Noerr. Kline. Williams. Shadlier. Riley. Plessinger. Second row: Heller, Suylor. Arseniu. Wert, Anqney, Pauly. Beers. Hanna. Hartsock Secrest, Huey, McCrory, Bortell. Bottom row: Mrs. Kcup, Feisner, Fultz, Rocco, Burd. Cullinun Schwinger. Metz, Schucht. Uhl. Dippery. Vamer. Miss Mease. 1 1 STUDENT SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Top rcw. L-R: Fleisher. Iemison, Cox, Rodkey, McElhcny. Bumgardner. Fourth row: Vogt, Olson. Yocum, Knepp, Parchey. Shearer. Pierce, Gray. Third row: Aurcmd. Mellott. McClellan. Bay. Carpenter, DeLuca, Kline. Webber, Steese. Second row: Cherry, Kemberling. Smiley. Galloway. Crownover. Kauffman. Iohnson, Bailor, McLaughlin, McClain, Smoker, Deihl, Bigelow. Front row: Thompson, Robinson, Eisenhower. Gesselmun, Wilson, Burkholder, Seilhcxmmer, Graham. McCauley. Biden, Shaffer. Student Council, the governing body oi L. H. S., is composed ot Presidents Mary Lou Burkholder and Harry Seilhamrner, Class Representatives, Marjorie Graham and Robert Wilson: and the proctors. Several oi the group activities which come under CGUNCH. the Student Council are banking, community attairs, I? athletics, activities tickets and social events. . ' lv :sv The Student Council Convention was held at Brad- ? ford, and those attending were the two Presidents, W lunior Representative Eugene Kline, and Sophomore I 175 ' Representative Susan Robinson. vfwwf 'L U ir Z Our thanks go to Miss McCauley and Mr. Rrden for f'f'fff,'27QyW Z D., 0 9 helping to make this a successful year. ',f,3! ' Audrey Bailor TWA' -' IR. DEPT. STUDENT COUNCIL Top row. I.-R: Roselle. Crossmcm. Wertz. Gross. Hamlet. Chester. Third Row: Stump, Coffey. Davidson. Romig, Fulton. Murphy, Marrone, Powell. Michael. Clark. Second row: Matter, Heckert. Thompson, Wicm. Dellett, Hutchinson, Lehman. Curodisky, Gilbert, Herrington, Logon. Bottom row: Wilson, Gers. Lequeu. Parsons. Stafford. Ernest, Pennebuker, Miss Miller. Cosgrove. Naugle, Singley, Dippery. Henry, Nelson, Schiele. 'bi will WY' : .lb s 3 'N Q an S 1 J' MlmXll2'UllDN ANID SlIlElE lL o ll o.5 e 5, al-nv ,V 4 fA, ARR and RUSIE a i hw' 2l'UlsR'l PGP 4-+1 xx if h wx K .3 if?-r gf! A e 9 'f WS V l. , N ' L wistown Junior-Senior Hi fh School, Lewistown, Pu. October lii, 19-17 av ,fig TW' EJ' m . l .J ,,,IIVxY Sports Sc-hool U V 'sith the 19 pgp Q l ll Zi l :ous ll-'51-ii'-1e1,eri wil ,wi at half- Qirl oi he wel Higl A has tc H llhlmle hy chefs 21 Sant X11 rw mom BTVTH eacl vote other ht poles can lil the it e hope tl at the or X ve put up 'rodents e . . . iors are L know Iwlaylwo we had roofs arrive, lt on seein very and the work fi the Lore siaff. x . . . 'cfs-1' team, The foot lumped into the Winn o we expect you fel' same iliirifz. Perhaps ri from the stuflexit 33. Soi-wr really 21 ame. and il' you clofft e to a game and find 2 have all had a look li the school work for aka, we know whether harder or give up al- exteml congratula- e who mzule the lmnor etter luck next time icln't. Lei? all Try to harder and help to bool average. P itions . . . hair styles: certainly limi we're afraid they .ed universally. of Old L. H. SJ' our song, appears else- issue. This history ,cl in order that we better UllflSl'Si.2J.ll!ll1'lg' fer for our song. The L. H. S. appeared in :sue of the paper and :est that all memorize rc can sing it proudly occasion arises. 2 Lewiston' already w Switvh 2 1 Swissvale ' At the g A J i la 1 , ,....A 1 the only r.la.S,bnmt1, Again he dm also Mr. Noll diploma, . too late tc if you 'me Sr. Ari l l Most 0 remember wh ich was ll was jthe Class lsame stir ic-omplete jects. a year. All the pail h gclurirm C1 5 flc S VQYY llllil' l -1 5 1, f e r -5 l ,. student X- lbeen wor - his shar '- smonths lin., W -e I . ll with the use of the class colo1's,3Larson: the doctor, Ren! Leopolclg green and gray. These patterns are traced on lirroleom lilocks arid Qhe pai-to on the Pedro, Ronald Cherryg Sonor Men- dette, Eugene Pheasantg nwsseriger, Fred Prieeg the nurse, Mary Arm Q-5, -..:.- .-,.,.. l 1 .l 3, J, ls l l l I4 imher 0 no wirmel ' prizes will he zzwzximleil IU llze queen zmfl 3310 i ami smaller ziwarcl among the leaders aiwzarcls will also lx rl Ellis l J beosox f if r kllflfil. xssm ', Guy Dviorw llimejlzzim was ihe goes spefalicfr zfml hive iopie was Lili Stuahee .fXi'tor Grucl-uaticnxi. llc fm that yozfre aim io life should he a know wliue you'ro going aml to ge there. The Suzior Vlzizxfl 'f1uci0:ll,fe'rxo3-it l years are mom lzviporizizii, llr. llirigf ham mill. mol whar they nec-al Lo d is to gzgoi, hzzppinerzs. llappiuef Comes Lliroixlgli only iwo things Success: in your marriage ami sue cess in your job, 'lllzree main farioi whicli will lllilliil you 53llCL'i3Qffl.l.ll i your vxorl. are 3.lE?l'f?'lCF-Sl, Olblflilljliii 21ml perrf-mxlily. There :ire two l'f,.rf:Qs in life, ll' pliilosrmplwez' Said, :mi lheae arf- tl' positive :mel neg3:i1i'vofoi'e0s. lfmle each group there are some Melo: which Leml to hoilrl up or leur rloxx any sihwfess you may have, ffou' age. hope lllol cgohfialerxvv 4-on umlur the g'of.i3,ix'e force: fem, won :mel envy under the negative force The main awemlsly was in ll morning. hut in the afternoori tl group met agalrm to ask Dr. llinggha questions, Dr. Errlly tohl The ala: that it was the first asssenihly of i kind presented to the stuglem boil but he hoped that it could he r peatecl again in future years. Hold Donation Days For Black llospitz Dohzxlion Days for the lf. Y Black Hospital xvere Wfemlnesilaig' 11: fmmE5.d.H. Qcrmm, gg fum my SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, L-R: Davidheiser. Orr, Steininger. Cresswell. Huttnagle, Ccmedy. McClain, Ruger. Carter. Cleck. Jacobs, Esh. Graham. Sixth row: Snyder. Eby, Duchin, Newman. Hetrick. Kratzer, Donuhey. Soll, McMaster. Loht, McGhee. Hudson. Price. Forsythe. Fifth row: Kearns, Wakefield. Aqle, Middlesworth. Erb, Bickle, Miller, Singley, Desideruti. Price, Salter. Fourth row: Hutchinson. Smoker, Burkholder. Ulsh, Ne-alev. Stroup, Spiglemeyer, Lewis. Dippery. Younq. Teeney. Third row: Iones. Builor. McLaughlin, Ellel, Everly. Irrgang. Kohler, Burkett. Young, Winn. Second row! Barker, Pennington, Iohnson, Schott, Lerch. Burd, Rhoades. Snook. Stroup, Kenawell. Bittinger. Grocey. Mellinqton. Coudriet. Bottom row: Borinq, Baumqordner. Wetzel, Ripkn. Gross, Kline. Yetter. Stitt, Lingle, Mowery, Shutzer. GLEE The Gee Club has been unfortunate this year in not having much opportunity for performance. The club has previously been under the direction oi Miss Mildred Wentz, but at the beqinninq of the school year Miss Wentz met with an accident and was unable to be with us. However, the girls were fortunate in havinq MISS MII-DRED WENTZ Mrs. Swyers to take over. The Sophomore, Iunior, and Senior clubs, composed of 295 voices in all, have sung in assemblies on dif- ferent occasions. We all welcomed Miss Wentz back to L. H. S. and Wish to express our thanks to Mrs. Swyers. f' if i Z ff fl 'F ' by ll L .L , Ut, ,Zh , ., .hui J - 7 Wqilsr iiiimlf r I' - Q . . vw 1 0 .' , f - ' 0 v X . .. . b 0 -5 A Ge 9 'fn CLUBS IUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, L-H: Allen, Iohnson, Campbell. Miller. Snyder, Havice, Fleming, Snook, Krule. Bigelow, Dippery. Spigelmyer. Nichols. McCracken. Moist. Kaup, Gilbert. Kemberling. Sixth row: Fultz. Shore. Solt. Homan. Peace. Williams, Hockenberry, Summers, McMaster, Crownover. Mclntyre, Yarger, Keams. Saxon. lsenberg, Whiteman, Reigle. Filth row: Brannon. Miller, McElhany, DeVerter. Kauffman. Lilley, Clark. Bomig Shore. Eyster. Fourth row: Cassidy, Morgan, Banker, Wisehaupt. Biden. Rhodes. Swank, Richards. Yocum. Third row: Stutts, Thompson. Hendricks. Carlson. LeQuea. Allen. Searer. Maxwell, Schwinger, Stull, Romiq, Satzler. Second row: Gilbert, Ganoe. Koontz. VanHorne. Moyle. Culp, Galloway. Smith, Eberts, Laub, Marsh, Roddy, Vaughn. Gilbertson. Bottom row: Boreman. Lennartz. Brannon. Kreps. Milliken. Giant, Fultz. Berger. Wise. Warner, Wagner. Divan. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, L-R: Knepp, Appleby, Bargo, Renninger, Wray. Miller, Mellinqer, Mowery. Ritter, Reed. Seventh row: Wray, Wray. Robinson. Wyant, Graham. White, Charles, Irrgang, Havice, Sills, Smith, Miller, Megahan, McCardle. Goss. Sixth row: Carodiskey. Kemberling, Bender. Thompson. Dailey, Rodkey, Miller, Fisher, Shaffer, Maines, Bullick, lacobs. Quigley, Campbell, Holbert. Hower. Dielh, Peterson. Hays. Young. Shawver, Ruble. Dean. Lawler. Goss, Loundenslayer. Fifth row: Horn. Druckenmiller, Boynton, Smith, Thompson, Smiley. Seater. Gutshall. Thoman. Carson. Rose. Wagner. Fourth row: Powell, Collins. Snyder, Culbertson, Kuaberra, Wray. Palm, Clare. Shroyer. Third row: Hawke. Himes, Crawford, Smith, Heath, Mowery. Alexander, Gutshall, Thomas. George. Davidheiser, Smith. Everly. Iones, Lepley. Barbour. Second row: Clinqer. Miller. Smith. Harbst. McMullen. Slade, Stitt, Wagner, McMullen. Stimely. Miller. Steinberger, Dukes. Bottom row: Burket, Beers, Keilser, Hurt, Webber, Hall, Schrock. Gross. Dillman. Woods. BAND Clarinets Erno lziernheisel Dolores Diven Ioyce Folk William Garrison Ray Goss Robert lnqrarn David Kline Iean Lutz lane McCormick Arthur Roush William Schwinqer Nancy Smiley ik Dolores Snook ' Nancy Stumpf 'N Tuba f Iacqueline Duchon Archie Erb Howard Shehan Eugene Smith , ' N Piccolo Guy Gray 0 i T fox N was ...n? 5f D-,ma 41. X xi li A X V fy . S' pl W' lp Af v 0 X ir, no Q '. gi, f X ' ' .' -NX Q 7' Nfl-l,f'x' , NSE N Vx. .,Sl. D '-E7-, , ' 1 - I . TAG ll.-1,51-gig! N' n ve , ...V I I 9 . r .V r 'fc 1 ,ff - 'Q if E l. 0- gp tx , Q E Y g 17 Tnxmpets Richard Feathers Robert Goss Harry Harpster David Hurcules Donald Kauffman Mary Emma Kearns Marie Kline Donald Middlesworth Leon Miller Howard Plessinqer Terry Snider Norman Snook Larry Stetler Saxophones Boyd Aurand Martha Snyder Doris Speck Ernest Speck Anna Louise Stade Oboe Doris Kearns Trombones Dale Aurand Donald Folk Ronald Hartley Iack Heckert Gordon Loucks Richard Stees Baritones Dale. Grossman William Ganoe Nevin Rupp French Horns Carol Barbour Francis Hufinaqle Eddie Miller Ida Shilling Violins Carol Barbour Anna Louise Stade lda Shilling Marian Wagner Marjorie Slee Gale Varner Margaret McClain Viola Doris Speck Doris Raqer Nancy McClain Cello Dolores Iacobs Bass Eugene Smith Piano Mary Arm Schwiriger Patricia Smiley Oboe Doris Kearns Flute Guy Gray Clarinet Dolores Shook Artie Roush Nancy Stumpff Trumpets Richard Feathers Marie Kline Mary E. Kearns Donald Middlesworth ORCHESTRA Hom Norman Snook Frances Huffnagle Trombone Gordon Loucks Richard Steese Tuba Howard Shehan Drums i Stanley Bachman William Fry TYmPf'ni Ioan Riegle t ' flhl 0 0 so ff' ll f ,LK .WM +-df-g TRI-l-ll-Y The Alpha and Beta Tri-Hi-Y's have had ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Top row, L-R: Graham, McGhee. McClain, Young, Speck, Burkett, Huffnagle, Hiawke, Hower, Camp bell, Quigley. Fifth row: Hostetler, Newman. Esh, Wise. Spiglemyer, Saxon, Kenawell, Thompson Robinson, Graham. Fourth row: Cresswell. Ruben. Fleming, Morgan, Thompson, Wheeler, Peterson Goldstein, Diehl, Shatter. Third row: Swope, Boreman. lsenberg, Thoman, Culbertson, Thompson. Wagner, Schinger, Stull, Canedy, Ruger. Second row: Smalley, Stutz. Roddy, Glant, Eyster, Kreps Brannon, Iacobs, Cleck, Carter, Koplovitz. Front row: Iohnson, Brannon, Gutshall, Tallon, Daleuy. Iacobs, White, Weyant, Cardisky, Charles. This year the Tri-I-li-Y also helped act as host to the first Mifflin County Rally. 1 a very successful year under the capable advisorship of Miss Sara lane Mattern and Miss Helen Metz. The Tri-Hi-Y proiect for the 1947-48 season was our pledge for the World Youth Fund. This was begun by the selling of hot dogs at a football game. Other activities were packing overseas towels, talks and discus- sions, various church services, the Spring Formal, skating party, serving at numerous community banquets at the Y. M. C. A., and the annual Mother and Daughter banquet. The Alpha officers are: President, Nancy McClain, Vice President, Marge Graham: Treasurer, loan Riclen, Secretary, Susan Robinson. The Beta officers are: President, Mary Lou Burkholderg Vice President, lean Steiningerp Treasurer, Phyllis Mellingerg Secretary, Nancy Yarger. We hope the future Tri-l-li-Y girls Will have as successful and pleasant a year as We have had this year. BETA TRI-HI-Y Sixth row, I.-R: Biden, Bailcr, Steininger, Kunberra, Arnold. Appleby, Irrgang. Nealy, Stroup, Price. Fifth row: Barholder, Smoker, Bachman, Milliken, Banker, Wisehaupt, Lerch, Burd, Eberts, Wagner. Fourth row: Boring. Hudson, Searer, Maxwell, Mclntyre, Kemberling. Smiley, Lilley, Whiteman, Bigelow. Third row: Gilbert, Kaup, McMullen, Stimely. Kauffman, Newman. Crownover, Dippery, Kearns. Yarger, Kahler. Second row: Moist, Miller, Wian, Middlesworth, Loudanslager, Mellinger, Thomas, Heath, Nichols, McLaughlin, Bumgardner. Front row: Burger, Desiderati, Bittinqer, Gracey, Singley, Bulick, Burkett, Beers. George. , I M Xml. ihQL:,..t- w DIXSON HI-Y Top row, L-R: Smith, Bailey, Shoves. Patton. Second row: Allen, Hummel, Cherry, Baiisia, Smith, Mr. Engle. Botiom row: Brode, Barbour, Knepp, Parichey. Bonler, Leopold. Morgan. ROOSEVELT HI-Y HI-Y Top row, I.-R: Gesselman. Third row: Bachman, Shoii, Klinger, Ingram, Reich, Seiber, Goss, Slimely. Second. row: Stravalo, Lane, Crossman. Shealey. Graham, Bash. Bottom row: Mr. Smith. Loucks. Landis. Grey. Snook. Loucks. X WERE GQQ13 I SPCDRTS om Q GO f-SQL 'cr' ' CE! I- 3 Wifi? 0 ' Q4 o ,L .... 3 Inf, 0 H 4' 1 Q -- YYY' 1 ,I 1 322: ,gf , -i -Lax u .H , -1 fr- Ft, ?,.,,-at ' 3 .il -1.1-1 x QF ,..,i.. mix 9 J' Egg A - si ff ' K Kia ig Q in ww , , A A M ' L E QQ if-k L M SPORTS W C W . V11 , K nv 4 x ' N if I M Q Q Q ,ya WVNIAM uuml . MAA 2 41- 5244- ' 'ilfgj ,X YV 1 , ai: A' fdffl ff 'X ' 1' f'1' I ' , I .. wwf 2 - 0 21'-E mgaiffffd ' Q 0 ' 1 :fi XMI , iq f ,o . 3 I Q 4- ' 0 ., l j- FOOTBALL LETTERMEN SOCCER LEITERMAN Pucini House: Ort Snook Custer Snoolz Graham Gray Rdchdu Niemond Patton Reich Bowersox Bowen Tomilson Bqumgqrdnex Peck Eby Seiber Barge: Miller Shore Zeigler Passmore Rhodes Nex-hood Knudson Cm-ry Shirk 'W x .ff X I I P ' 'v 5 . L x X XY IQ 9 ww Mi IM ' I ' M wx ,J 91 Q x! by 3 XX fi rl f 1 J I' EX I ' ' 1 '39 - f L ' K y -T x X -- X M E N BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Stuck Rhocxdes Fleisher Tomilson Houser Shenk Webber On Shirk Graham Shore Dates Zeiqlef Stevenson SPGRTS . f 'Q , , If 1 if ,A t aff' jk , Fi' W' mm? 1 z f ' ' 3 U A 5 ' an I a a n Q 35 ? E -f-r WRESTLING LEITEHMAN Boring Ferguson Baumgcxrdner DeI.uca Brannon Hartley Horton Aurand Peck Knudson Peters Q 3 -A ' MIP 4' Ill I V ff f ,K i M 5 X- 'SX I ' N , haf, j,,',Z,f5fgjr.,,'z, f 'fcf'.?,557' - K 13' X47 N ,4 4 1 f 4 , I I all ' ' 'vi 1- 01 , A r .91 1'lf.iz'f V1 if I . . . , rn, . ' f Ir ' ,,, f, f-3 , - - - 32- f ' I 103 N - .2 i... v FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL Top row, L-R: Dippery tmanaqerl. Eby. Struck, Racl-tau. Snook, Pacini. Shenk, Knudson, Bowen, Eisenhower, Mr. Utema tcoachl, Mr. Sicchitano tassistant coachl. Second row: Nearhood, Fleisher, Iohns, Miller. Rhoades, Niemond. Shirk, Smith, Hartley, Peck. Bottom row: Shore, Webber, Stravalo Houser, Custer, Curry, Mitchell, Swinelord, Myers, Stevenson, Bowerson. ,'.. 29523 nQ'.': - rg tt 7' gilt MF- AleXC1nde1' Ufemu MF- F- l0S6Pl1 Sicchiirmv Mr. Maurice Sheafter Mr. Iohn F. Smith Mr. lack E. Swetek Head Coach Asst. Coach' Varsity Football I. V. Football Coach Asst. I. V. Football Coach Faculty Manager of Athletics Football, Basketball coach' L V. Basketball Varsity Baseball Coach and Trainer Mr. lay M. Biden Director of Athletics 68 Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. SCHEDULE Selinsgrove Tyrone Mt. Union State College DuBois Huntingdon Belle-fonte Clearfield Lock Haven LHS 6 O 27 33 7 7 19 6 7 Opp. 7 33 O 19 37 7 6 7 19 Unlike last year's squad, in that they had everything to gain and nothing to lose, this year's team was looked upon to have had a successful season. Although we won only three of our nine games, we gave a very good account ot ourselves in all ot them. The hardest fought game of the season was when we met our traditional rival, Huntingdon. Although the score ended in a tie, we felt that it was a moral victory since we haven't tied or beaten them in over thirty years. We like to give much credit to our coaches who spent many long hours coaching and drilling our team and extend our best Wishes to next year's team. Doug Niemond Bowersox Curry Eby ! , . ,.,. E. 5 L my , Q- ' ,1,,f1L,3gi I .- I H ,Alf ,,., L25-:aif ' ' 1 all mf Q hw Eisenhower Knudson Miller Mitchell Necrrhood aff ? ,. ,. ' ' sf S211 Rachau Snook Stuck I-V FOCDTBALL Neimond Peck Bowen Dippery IUNIOR-VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top row. I.-R: Stull. Tale. Rhoades, Ganoe, Hains, Heckerl, Bannon, While. Mr. Smith lassislanl coachl. Mr. Sheafler lcoachl. .Second row: McCullen, Houser, Roselle, Beary. McMasiers, Naylor Toner, Murphy, Hopple, Krcxtzer. Botlom row: Klawilier, Sheafler, Linqle, McMillen, Ellioi, Zimmer man. Sanchez, Kimbex-ling, Birmingham, Passmore. 70 VARSITY BASKETBALL Top row, L to R.: Shenk, Stevenson. Ort. Graham. Ufema tcoachl. Znd row: Tomilson. Rhoades Dates. Stuck. Zeiqler. Reich. Bottom row: Shore. Shirk. Fleisher, Houser. Webber. BASKETBALL Two heart-breaking losses to Mount Union, one an affair that saw the Panthers score 13 points in the closing three minutes, cost the Panthers the Mountain League title. But they overpowered the rest of their league opponents to clinch the runner-up position. The Panthers started the season with an overtime vic- tory over Selinsgrove, then gained momentum that reached its peak with a Z-point conquest ot Iersey Shore, a rangy team,that led the Central League most ot the season. Some other highlights saw the Panthers overcome State College and Belletonte on the latter's home court, after they had beaten the local quintet in our gym by con- vincing scores. Perhaps the most important win ot the season was the first Lewistown triumph over Huntingdon tor the past three years. The season ended with 13 wins and 8 losses. The Utema coached squad consisted almost entirely of luniors with Ed Stuck and Charley Reich being the only seniors to make the squad. Since most ot this year's squad will return next year, we, the Class ot 48 , hope that the Class of 49 has a top season and the best ot luck. BOB NEIMAN Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. , Ian. lan. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1947-48 Season Selinsqrove Bellelonte State College Lock Haven Wyoming State College Mt. Union Tyrone Bellefonte Hollidaysburg Selinsgrove Huntingdon Philipsburq Lock Haven Mt. Union Iersey Shore Tyrone Hollidaysburg Huntingdon Iersey Shore Philipsburq LHS Opp 24 23 36 45 22 33 28 23 27 37 43 37 31 39 36 35 53 46 34 26 42 29 34 31 37 36 32 20 36 38 45 43 26 24 21 24 31 36 42 51 35 32 Ed Stuck Charlie Reich I. V. BASKETBALL Top row, I.. to R.: Young. mqr.. Mr. Sicchitano. coach, Hendricks, mgr. 3rd row: Brannon. Clelan, Cox, Winn. 2nd row: Liddick, White, Wagner, Noerr, Heckert, Zimmerman. Don Goddard. Bottom row: Elliott. Weaver. Pacini. Bannon. Sheaer. Knepp, Dale Goddard. I-V BASKETBALL t 7I Harold B. Kilheller Coach SOCCER Top row, I.-R: Crossman, Shissler, Tomlinson, Ori. Wills. Graham. Wilson Patton Seiber Zexqler Shearer. Clelcm. Gray. Kilheiier fcocxchl. Bottom row: Genie Michecls, McClellan Bodley Lane S G f Q E R Glenn Michecls, Baumgurdner, Weaver. Fisher. Burger, Reich, Passmore, Snook Kcxsmurk tmanagerl Although the record of the Soccer Team was not as we had anticipated, the team gained Valuable experience and prepared for next year's team by using many under- classmen. Our record for the year was one win, six losses, and one tie. Lost through graduation are as follows: Charlie Reich, Pete Snook, Chas Bod- ley, Baug Barger, Buck Baurngardner, Bob Wilson, Bob Lane, and Zeke Gray. l We all appreciated the work of our coach, Mr. Harold B. Kilheiter, and we sincerely hope that next year's team will have a more successful season than we had. Zeke Gray 1947 SOCCER SCORES Lewistown . . McAlisterville Lewistown . . McAlisterville Lewistown . . Port Royal .. Lewistown . . Port Royal ,. Lewistown . , Reecisville . . . Lewistown . . Reedsville , . . Thompsontown Lewistown . . Won O Tied l Lost 6 Burger Bcrumgardner Bodley Gray Lane R McClellan Reich Snook Wilson WRESTLING Boliom row. L. to R.: Ellis, Borlell. Bachman, McClellan. D. Aurand. Vogl, Allen, R. Clark. Mc- Monigle. Wismer. Znd row: H. Stull, Baumqardner, DeLuca, Homer. Hartley. B. Aurand, Knudson, Peters, Peck, Brannon. Boring, McMillen lcoachl. lst row: Roselle, Goss, Shatzler. D. Stull. Bosseri, Graham. Kline. Snook, Beatty. Bienhardt, T. Clark. Lying: Gross lscorerl. Dippery lmqnl. WRESTLING 1947-48 Season LHS Opp. Icm. 2 Muncy A 33 17 Icm. 9 Lock Haven H 27 12 Ian. 16 State College H 14 20 lan. 23 DuBois A 16 23 lan. 30 Tyrone A 8 34 Feb. 6 Philipsburq A 11 28 Feb. 12 Bellefonte H 11 28 Feb. 20 Hollidaysburq A ll 30 ML Tom McMillan Feb. 27 Clearfield H 6 35 Wrestling coach Bachman Baumgardner Brannon DeLuca Hartley Horlon Knudson McClellan McMonigle Peck Peters Shatzler V091 May Curry, Kline tmanagerl, Sheaiier tcoachl. B A S E B A L L, Shore. Graham. Whitlain. Shores. Hamer. Heister, Wheeler. The 1947 Panther Baseball Team coached by Mr. Maurice Sheaffer copped the Mifflin County League title, winning eight games against one defeat. The lone defeat, in league competition, to lVlcVeytown, 6-O, was avenged later in the season when the Pan- thers slugged out a 9-3 victory. Other high- lights in the season were two victories over Huntingdon, 9-10 and 1-O, and three triumphs over a strong Milroy team. Leading hitters on the team were Clair Mendler, lack Curry, and Nelson Wheeler. Bob Pontius and Dick Mendler headed the hurling staff. Those lost by graduation were Wheeler, Pontius, D. Mendler, Coontz, Young, McMul- len, Hamer, and Heister. TRACK TRACKMEN Mr. George Miller, Coach C. Thomas N. Snook L. Snook Niemond Rachau Shirk Rhoades Webber R. Thomas Riden H. Snook Passmore Hill Partchey lim Houser April April April April April April May May May May May May BASEBALL Top row, L-R: Stratton, Gesselman. Klinger. Landis, Bowen, Struck, Reich. Coontz. Miller, Young Second row: Crager, Eby, Houser. McMullen, Hartley Bottom row: C. Mendler. D. Mendler, Pontius. Feathers BASEBALL SCORES 15 Belleville 17 State College 18 Milroy 24 Huntingdon 25 McVeytown 29 Reedsville l luniata Ioint 5 Huntingdon 6 Milroy 13 McVeytown 16 Reedsville 22 Iuniata loint 23 Milrqy 1947 May 2 Lewistown Carson Long Huntingdon Juniata Ioint May 9 Lewistown State College Tyrone H A H H A H H A A H A A A TRACK SCORES LHS Opp. 12 3 10 13 7 6 9 1 0 6 1 1 4 8 1 O 5 4 9 3 8 2 3 6 4 2 24 326 6416 16V5 32112 63 92 44 Connie Cleck Betty Koplovitz Icxne Newman I x . fi! L' CHEERLEADERS CHEER LEADERS Top row. L. to R.: Thompson, Miller, Fleming, Quigley, Bigelow. Graham. Krule. Dippery. Boiiom row: Newman. Cleck. Burger. if i5ig 'M 1 'Mel Morgan .,.. 1 and Nichols. IUNIOR RIGAMAROLE B-1 Sneaky ffl Barber ,.,. To be a prominent member of 'Sneaky 4113 Brode Larry Knepp .... Dave Lynn .... . Lewistown Heights. .To get milk from a cow by pumping. . . . . .To get what I want. ,. ........,.... To be a sailor. . . . .. . .To be as handsome as I. C. B. O. Plenty Ort ,... To learn how to pull hen's teeth. lack Patton. .To own a night club with Rat and Gene. Ioe Shaffer ,.... Pic Weaver ,... B. I. Bigelow. .. Bevy Crownover. ownacar. . ..., To raise flowers with Parchey. ..To continue Shirken my work. .To go hunting in Chicago--mainly for Buck. Flem Fleming ....,.., To go to Cuba with Gilbertson I Shorty' Nance' Emmy' Ganoe. . .. Kaup ..,. .....To grow as tall as Fleas. ,,.To learn how to make honey- dipped doughnuts. Kearns ......,, To go to Lock Haven with Gus 1 1 1 1 I I I I Connie Lilley. . . Nancy Morgan. Norma Nichols. . Ruth Peace. . . Rig Reigle ...... without Mr. Bosler. .. . .To have half interest in that certain hardware store. ...To keep Gilbertson out of trouble. ....To go to Cuba with Flem and Gilbertson. . , . . . . . , .To settle down with Paul. To go to more away games on the band bus. MGYY Anne Schwinger ...,....,.., To learn to draw. Bet Shay. .........., To help M. A. L. through life. Faye Somers ..,........, To become a doctor's wife. Ginnie Whiteman ........ To study a Baptist more carefully. B-2 Cart Aurand ..,........... .... T o be a Hero Iobber. Ed Bunker ...........,.... To get a in Spanish. Iim Carolus. .,... To have my own place of business. Ken Myers ....... Rapid Partchey. . . Bob Passmore .... Knicker Rhodes. , . .To find a shorter route to Bratton Avenue. ,....To try to keep out of trouble. .....To be a senior next year. . ....... To run a night club. Art Roush ..,. .... ...... T o get out of school. Bill Shenk .... Ice Shirk ..... B'lly Shores .... ...To get even with Rhodes. . . . . . .To beat Huntingdon. . . . .To be a mortician. 1, if H Iane Banker. ....... To keep quiet in Spanish class. Deanie Boreman ........., To 'take life as it comes! Phil Eyster ..............,.,. To pass bookkeeping? Elaine Gilbert. .To show Mr. Smith I can keep quiet. Pat Gilbert ........... To always have BIG ideas. Shirley Hendricks ...... D ......... To be a beautician Norma Kauffman .............. To get an ambition. Doris Ieanne Kreps. . ,To keep that certain Freshman. Ioan Marsh ......, ...... T o get my M.R.S. degree. Marjy Maxwell .,.. .. .......,... To be on time. Foe Romig ..,.... ........, T o pass all my subjects. Nance Satzler ........ To remember Ianuary 7, 1948. Lois Saxton ..,..... To live and learn Cabout what?l. Spicket Spigelmyer ...... To be as short as Fleas. Dolores Stull ...........,.... To ski like Crownover. Gae Van Home ..., To get Sally back to Greenwood. Dolly Warner ...,..........,. To live in Dry Valley. 1, Margie Yarger. ,To see that Bill collector more often. Peg Roddy. . .To see that Ir. more often namely Iim. B-3 if If Pearl Brannon. . lean Iohnson. . . Pat Lee-per ........ To Lillian McElhany. H H H H If ir If fr Ducky Allen .... . Ioan Glant ...... Katherine Hunt .... Harriet Isenberg Anita Krentzman . Shirley Lequea. . . Nance McCracken Bonnie Mclntyre.. Janie Milliken, . . loy Romig .,.... . Beatrice Snyder. . Phil Solt ....... . Io Swank ....... . Shirley Wagner. . Ron Cherry .... Bud Dates. . . Eleanor Berger .... Geek Gilbertson. . . ....To be a success. . . . . . .To marry a doctor. ..........To go with Dick. . . . .To go to Cuba with Flem and Norma. .. . . .To get some place in lite. ..........To be a success. . . .To get some Tallon-t. .........To catch a Birdie. Mom Kearns ..,....,...... To win the six-year fight. , . . . . . .To visit Altoona more often. visit Annapolis once in awhile. live in Burnham. To get an A in Bookkeeping. . ...... To listen to Hillbilly music. date Glenn Ford. ....To keep Flying High with the Air Corps. ....To go with a certain sailor. .. ..To be a salesgirl. .. . .To be a success. . . ...,. To be a success. Nancy Wisehaupt .... Sneaky ll Bossinger ...... To beat Wagner's Pin-Ball . . . . . . .To get Shorty back. ....To date Peter Lawford. machine. ...To be a successful farmer. ....To sell bathing suits at the North Pole. 'Ace Houser .... 'Bill Patton ,...... 'Gene Pheasant. , . . 'Fleetfoot Price. 'Wally Rummel. 'Nawin Shore ..... . 'Skeety Webber. . . . IUNIOR RIGAMAROLE ...To play baseball. ......,To succeed. ..,.........To be a singer. ....To be a professional bum. ...To be a Radio Announcer. ...........Tobeacoach. if If rr Reid Leopold ..., ..,Trouver une gentile Fille. Sam Shearer ..... . ...... To grow to be 6 feet. Mick Shissler ..,... ....... T o get an A in Spanish. Iappy Stevenson ...... To love 'em and leave 'em. Stew Tomlinson .......,...... To get out of school. lim Zeigler ,......, To speculate in the Grain Market. B-4 .....To graduate. Cass Cassidy ..... ..,.. T o go to college with I-lavice Ioan Clark ., Ioan Diven. . . . ..To capture a certain someone. ..,.. .To put my brand on Bob, 'Fleas Fleisher.. , . . . 'Ray Fisher ......,.. 'Baptist Graham 'Louie Hill .....,. 'Chauncy Iohns ,.,. . To get rich before Niagara Falls. .To be a second fiddle in a one man band. ........,,To live in luxury. . . . .To manage a night club. . ...To open a cheese factory. Joan Eberts, ,.....,,.,.,... To have good Marks rr 1, Peggy I-lavice ,..... Never to wear chains so l get 'Jay Herbie Loucks ...,...,......... To be a success. 'Smitty Smith .,........., To fly to Pottstown to stay. 'Gene Wills .......... To get an A in bookkeeping. 'Dave Young ...... To take all Mr. Smith's suggested trips. Fluffy Allen ..........,....,..,.... To be a teacher. Nance Brannon. .To go to Hagerstown with Butterduck. 'Pee-Wee Dippery. , , ,To learn more about wrestling. 'M. I. Galloway .... To have curly hair, just like Ike's. 'Gossy Goss ............,.......... ..To be a nurse. 'Phil Koontz ...... To be chief cook and bottle washer of the hill. H 1, 1. U Stuck. Don,na Kemberling .... ..... T o go to G.F. school. Peg Hockenberry .,..,...... To own a gray Chrysler. Mary Ann Landis .,.................. To get a man. 1, .1 Dot Laub ...,..... Peg Moist ...... To Pat Newman ...... lean Richard. . . . Ioan Riden .,.. . Cork Shore ...,. . U . Io Sierer .....,.... Snookums Snook. . . Tommy Thompson. Bev Vaughn ..... . Dade Wheeler ..... Wanda Wise ...... .To keep Tom the rest of my life. get in good with the preacher. ......,...To get rid of my giggle. be a success .....To goto F 6, M with Puss. . ....... To get out of school. , . . . . . . . . ,To understand Physics. To go to Yeagertown more often. ,. , . , . .To bat 1000 with Dean. .. .,...., To love and to learn. ...........To keep my red-head. To return Iohnny's big smoocher. 'Marg McMaster .... 'Dodo Price ..,.. , 'Noisy Krule .........,.....,.. To find an O. A. O. 'Gulpy Kulp ....., To 'Evie Lennartz ...,.. Nora Miller. . , . Drucilla Moyle. , . rate first with a certain soldier. ....To get that certain someone. .. .....To live a happy life. . , , . ,To be a concert marimbist. . . . . .To own the Record Mart. ,. . . ,. . . . , .To be an undertaker. n 1, 1, 4 1 Dorie Wagner. ,To found a home for wayward boys. Betty Rhodes ...,..., To be ward keeper in Wagner's Institution. Bev Smith ..,..... To live a happy life with Iunior in McClure. Bill Bradford. ,To be a good lad from Ferguson Valley. 1. r Mim Williams .. Deacon Hamler .... 'Rebe Stutts ..... . , . . . .To help Price box them. .. . . . . .To get myself a girl. .. .To pass a bookkeeping test. B-5 Vernon Ferguson ........,... To be a success in life. Doc Fowler ..... . ..........,To be a saw-bones. Harry Harpster ........ To be successful in whatever Gene Kline ,.... I undertake. ....Not to look like Ed Shore. 11 V1 Iohn Adams .... To get a date with a certain redhead. lim Allen .... To see a certain Kate in State College. Ben Bailey, .To make his mind up between the Cuff sisters. Mike Battista. .To quit playing hard ,to get and get myself a Babe.4' Sharpyu Clark .,........,..... To lay off the booze Arch Erb ........ To give the girls in McClure a break. Porky Fetters ............,. To keep Mary on the go. Bill Glant ...... .,,.....,. T o give the girls a break. Ken Goss ...... To keep away from the opposite sex. Lew Long ............ Not to break the girls' hearts. Mess Messerman, ,To keep out of trouble with Mart. Ben Miller. .To see the girls in Belleville more often. Bob Patton. .To see the girls at Burnham more often. Curly Sellers ..... To take Mr. Lontz's place someday. Pee Wee Shores .... To have a jazz band of my own. Glenn Shawver .... To be a chemist like Mr. Reigle. Smithy Smith ........ To be a good sport at all times. Roy Long .... To take Roy Rogers' place someday. IUNIOR RIGAMAROLE Dale Stelzer .,........., To shoot at least one rabbit. Ears Swineford ....., To get in good with lean Deihl. 'Neil Tate ...,...... To make that certain Loht happy. Iohn Worley, .To go to North Grand Street more often. n Ez Yetter .... Not to blush in front of the opposite sex. I1 V2 Ozzy Brown ,......., To ge an A from Mr. Bentsel. If fi Abe Cavanaugh ,..... To go to California to meet a certain Sue. Beatty Crager ,........... To give Thoman a break. Stan Custer ,.....,...... ..,To keep Delores forever. 1, ff Dick Fleisher. .To get around more at the right place. Merle Gibbons ..... To learn to drive my Pontiac 8. Dick Gross .,............ To get a date with Betty. 1. Fat Haller .,..,. To take Mr. Bensel's place someday. Dipper Harmon. .To get on the good side of all girls. Cliff Hoffman ..., To make that certain girl next door. Klinker Klinger .......... To study more about girls. Bob Leeper ...,,......... To be a successful farmer. Tex Lutz .,.. To take Tex Ritter's place in the saddle. Mack McE1hany ...... To see how it feels to stay at home once. lim Montgomery .....,,. To keep eluding the cops. Prune Page .......,..,. To take Crager to Belleville. Otis Pandel ,....... To be another Digger O'Dale. H 1. Leo Smith ,.....,...,....... To stop playing hooky. lim Stewart. , .To work for the Atlantic States Gas Co. lack Thompson, ............. To make Barb Taylor. 11 H If Vic Troutman .,........,... To get along at Milroy. Bob Walker ......., To be like Robert Walker, the movie star. WE WANT TO THANK 'I'HE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE BY CONTRIBUTING AS PATRONS: AIRPORTS: Cargill Airport lVIi.ft1in County Airport, Inc. AMUSEMEN T DEVICES: Frank Guerrini Coin Machines Lewistown Distributing Mart, Inc. Charles S. Bemstein AMUSEMENT CENTERS: Kishacoquillas Park The Lewistown Bowling Center The Playhouse-McClure ASSOCIATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS: Teen Age Canteen United Steel Workers, Local No. 1940 Lewistown Lodge No. 663. B. P. O. Elks Fame Fire Company, No. 2 Iunction Fire Company The Owls Club Lewistown Motor Club Lewistown Federation of Teachers C8913 Textile Workers Union, Local No. 6 Henderson Hose Company, No. l Lewistown Education Association American Legion Association Loyal Order of Moose, No. 143 Brooklyn Hose Company, No. 3 Panther Club ATTORNEYS: Iohn B. Schaner Harold W. Houck Robert Stuckenrath Harry L. Siegel Robert Siegel AUTOMOBILES-REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES: Miller's Auto Supplies Penn-Lewis Motor Company Pierce Auto Service Iack's Servicenter Leopold Chevrolet Company S. W. Wagner Garage H. F. Smith Body Works I. H. Wagner Garage Price's Used Car Lot Harrisburg Autoparts Company Erb's Paint 6 Body Shop Novak Motor Company Corkins Motor Sales 6 Service, Inc. George T. Stoicheii B. F. Goodrich Company Wilson's Home 6. Auto Supplies Norris 6 Gers Auto Body Shop Noerr's Garage Cupp Motor Company Ganoe Motors, Inc. Will 6. Wagner Garage Bob's Body Shop-McClure C. R. Miller's Garage Warner-Lewis Buick Company Lash Motor Company Automotive Supply Company I. W. Dillree Motor Company Earl Beal Motor Company City Auto Port Thoman Auto Electric Cavanaugh Welding Temple Motor Company Thomas Welding 6. Radiator Service BAKERIES: Letterman Brothers Bakery Wag'ner's Pastry Shop Bob's Pastry Shop Beaver Brothers Bakery Bill's Do-Nut Shop BARBERS: Ruhl 6. Rowe Acker's Barber Shop Herbster's Barber Shop Friedly's Barber Shop Rhodes' Barber Shop Fred W. Kenawell Fisher's Barber Shop Iake's Barber Shop W. F. Harding Barber Shop Paul F. Nowark Barber Shop Wil1iam's Barber Shop BICYCLES: VVhite's Bicycle Store BOTTLERS: Miller Bottling Company 7-Up 6. Pepsi-Cola Company Lewistown Coca-Cola Bottling Works. Inc. BUILDING SUPPLIES: Lewistown Lumber 6. Supply Company M. L. Claster 6. Sons, Inc. M. W. Brandt Company The Hoffman Supply Company CHEESE MANUFACTURER: Big Valley Cheese Company CHIROPODISTS: Dr. B. L. Bowersox Dr. Sidney Sivitz CHIROPRACTORS: Nillo Meredith I. E. Moore CLEANERS AND PRESSERS: F :Sf F Cleaners 6. Dyers Lewistown Dry Cleaning 6. Laundry Company Schutawie's Hartman's Dry Cleaners The Bell Laundry 6 Cleaners Hower Modern Cleaners CLERGYMEN : Reverend S. E. Wicker A Friend Reverend and Mrs. Iohn G. Marvin Reverend Owen F. Reilly Rabbi Manning H. Bleich Reverend cmd Mrs. Clair C. Kreidler Reverend C. E. Yost and Fcnnily Reverend Herbert W. Glassco The Reverend Vernon Alban Weaver Reverend cmd Mrs. E. L. Bair Reverend Elvin H. Kessler Reverend E. S. Opdenhoit Reverend and lVI.rs. R. Leroy Smith CLOTHING STORES: Danks 6. Company Ben's Army 6 Navy Surplus Ioseph's Fashion Shop Aurand's Sportsmen Supplies Smith Brothers The Arlene Shop The Famous Store Lewistown Sporting Goods Store Princess Shop Artley Apparel Rubin's Sport Shop Bob Davis Ioe Katz Store Willer's Clothing Store Goldma:n's Ladies' Bazaar Thel-Mar Shop Ruhl's Clothing Store The F abric Shop E. E. McMeen Company Krentzman's Ladies'Shoppe Adler's Men's Wecn' COAL DEALERS: George E. Miller Coal Company Iarnes Murphy V. H. Shawver-Clean, Dependable Coal Roy E. Berrier C. C. Amold-Coal 6. Fuel B. S. Hackenberry William Walters T. Cunningham Coal Supply CONFECTION ERS: Iames L. Mauery Goss Candies Lewistown Candy Company Dicma Candy Shoppe Ia:net's Confectionery Store Iohn T. Benner Shunkwiler Candy Company CONTRACTOR: Iames R. Kline's Sons COOKING UTENSILS: Roy I. Freet- Vita Craft -Health Method of Cooki.ng COUNTY OFFICIALS: H. Earl Barr, Register 6. Recorder George I. Howe, Prothonotary I. Russell Reigle CREAMERIES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS: HoHman's Sealtest Ice Cream Purity Milk Company Royale Dairy Willow Brook Dairy Lawver's Twin Cedar Dairy Oak-Valley Farms DENTISTS: Nelson H. Collins, D. D. S. Dr. Iacob Brown Dr. Ioseph S. Caton Dr. George A. Shiller Dr. Carl T. Russ Dr. Earl C. Costa Dr. Thomas H. Lake Dr. Fred H. McClain Dr. R. A. Rhodes Dr. M. W. Haag DRAYAGE AND TRUCKING: F. B. Noerr 6. Son Yea:rick's Dray DRESSMAKER: Grace L. Roper DRUG DEALERS: I. Vlfillicnn Fleisher ' ' M FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT: McClure Locker Pla:nt FRUIT AND PRODUCE: Mifflin County Fruit 6. Produce Exchange Boova's Wholesale Fruit 6 Produce Elsesser's Produce FUNERAL DIRECTORS: Ralph Barchus Ionas H. Fretz FUR DEALERS: Nelson-Niel Furs Roy I. Loht-Raw Fur Dealer FURNITURE STORES: Kauffma:n's Music G Furniture Store William F. Kittinq Mattem's F umiture Store-McClure Penn F mniture Company D. C. Bowman 6 Company Lerch Furniture Company Krentzman Supply Company Hugh B. McMeen 6 Son, Inc. Taub's Furniture Exchange Headmgs Drug Company, onument GAS CQMPANY5 Square and Five Points Staiford's Service Store A Friend Atlantic States Gas Company South Side Drug Store GIFT SHOPS: Rea 6 Derick, Inc. , , P. Wellington Bachman-Wholesale Xrjigrjgi Gm 6' Iewelry Store Drugs 6 Sundries ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES: Lewistown Electrical Company, Inc. Roy E. Gates Reynold's Electric Grabbe's Electrical Service Ingram's Electric Service Eisenhart Appliance Company Kline's Electric Service Charley Becnley Calvin D. Dean Spig's Electric Shop-McClure FLORISTS: Lewistown Florists Partchey's Greenhouse Miller's Greenhouse GROCERY STORES: Harry L. Hoffman, l9l6 E. E. Ripka Showers Store-Maitland I. B. Sellers-Groceries 6, Meats McCloskey's Grocery Bigelow's Grocery Smith's Grocery Kitting's Grocery Bachman's Grocery C. L. Gates Grocery Spigies I. E. Smith Grocery Wagner's M.idget Grocery Shimp's Market M. E. Kratzer's Store-Cossgrove KauHman's Grocery Kemberling's Market Stuck's Food Market Burke's Food Store Bedelyon's Grocery Hopple's Grocery Fairview Grocery Havice's Grocery Cella's Market Price's Grocery Mcn'rone's Sellers' Grocery Ira I. Holsopple Mr. cmd Mrs. I. L. Houser Carstetter's Store to the Door-4919 C. H. Hoffman-Meats 6. Groceries Snook's Grocery Hcn'ry W. Yocum's Meats 6. Groceries Anastasi's I. C. Bossinger Grocery Store Harshbarger's Grocery Goss General Store Ughetto's Groceries 6. Meats Hogg's Grocery Parkway Service Store Edward M. Davis-North Side Grocery HAIRDRESSERS: Yocum's Beauty Shop-26 Woods Lane Mrs. Ward's Beauty Salon Caroli.ne's Beauty Shop Vogue Beauty Shoppe Margaret Schwab Beauty Salon Georgetta Bingaman Beauty Shop Ruth's Beauty Shoppe Shirley McConnick's Beauty Shoppe Mary Cooper's Beauty Shoppe Powder Puff Beauty Shop Modern Beauty Shop Marian's Beauty Shop Beauty Mart West End Wave Shoppe- Beulah Swisher-4260 Guinivan Beauty Shoppe Iane's Glamor Salon Courtesy Beauty Salon HARDWARE DEALERS: Ulsh-Shinkel Hardware Company Robert Iohnson Hardware Company Bossert's Hardware Store The Franciscus Company Clm'k's Hardware HATCHERY: Herbster's Hatchery HOSIERY SHOP: Reading Hosiery Shop HOTELS: Green Gables Hotel Penn Coleman Hotel Hotel Lewistown ICE COMPANIES: E. I. Miterko Mr. and Mrs. George A. Walker INDIVIDUALS: W. R. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lewis. Ir. Donald P. Goss Richcnd Saxton Lee V. Alexander Robert Sulouif Sue cmd Ethel Bob Snyder Icnnes Abbott Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Caldwell Samuel E. Simpson William E. Austin, Sr. D. R. Kauffman Miss Lucy Ross lVIr. and Mrs. M. Desiderati Mr. cmd Mrs. I. Meloni Mr. and M.rs. Floyd B. Noerr lVIr. and Mrs. Robert I. Ingram Ioan, Helen, Iean and Audrey A Friend Ioe Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Tallon Hubert S. Furst. '48 Iacqueline M. Dunn, '47 Nancy E. Secrest, '47 Mrs. Iulius Goldstein A Friend Ann Gibson A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George S. Baldwin Mrs. Roger W. Franciscus A Friend A Friend Scotch Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Edwcnd P. Salter Mary Lou Middlesworth, '47 Margaret I. Crissman Ann G. Bailey A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Max Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hostetler Lt. Charles H. Creamer, '45 Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Klingler Mr. and Mrs. Chcnles A. Newman A Friend A Friend Mr. I. Orren Egolf Bob Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Brown Walters A Friend Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin Miss Eva Waters Allred Kitting Carl Laughlin Fred Myers Harry A. Wian Gene Hartsock Kenneth Brown Mr. and Mrs. Carl McGhee A Friend S. H. Bubb lohn A. Veldhoven Edward Hill cmd Ioe Messerman Mr. David R. Esh Bob Rager, '37 Iecm and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Kelly Betty and Mary Anne Hanna Bernard Linn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Swope Albert R. McMeen, Ir. Elmer E. McMeen Elizabeth L. McMeen Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. Young Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Lindsay C. P. Graham A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Smalley Stewart Tomlinson George Lewis lVlrs. Iennie Sheaiier Families of Iuniata Terrace Mr. cmd Mrs. C. B. Noerr A Friend Alton Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Kratzer Elvin and Doris Mr. and lVIrs. S. F. Kresen Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Erdley Mrs. Bessie Garrett Mrs. M. L. Wisehaupt Mrs. Beatrice Snook lVlr. Nathcm Covitch Mr. Stewart Taub Mrs. Ray Olskey Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Emerson A Friend Mr. and lVIrs. W. G. Bumqardner Iimmy Reich Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grassmyer Mrs. Ioseph Davis A Friend Mrs. C. W. Buehl Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Banker lVIr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Metzger A Friend A Friend Frank Deavor Eugene Mitchell Dave Rowe Russ Rose W. D. Bcrwn Mrs. Frank G. Iones A Friend Maude and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heckert Mr. William C. Hill Mrs. Carrie Knepp Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Adair Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gushard Virginia Bowers Mr. Griffith Iones, Ir. Shirley and Natalie Lewis A. Garlock Clarence E. Carter Mrs. E. R. Gracey Mr. I. T. Egan Mrs. M. I. Brosious Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Gracey Mr. a:nd Mrs. Ionas W. Clare Icnnes O. Wian Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chamberlain Mr. Paul Ufema L. Rohrbach A Friend lVIr. and Mrs. George A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Iack Swetek Iane R. Mcxnbeck Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dippery A Friend SniH1er and Squeety A Friend Mildred Betylon Donna Lewis A Friend Lena M. Marrone A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Myers Mrs. Moonie A Friend The Kinney's Edward E. Rose Charles Peters Iesse Henry George Collins Mr. and Mrs. Iames Gfisewhite Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corley Arthur Ray Carter Iohn Iarnes Carter 55555: 99995 manag- seein 000 51:1 :ra 5595 L-'Q?'g! Ez?-9. 9.832 7-I . and Mrs. George T. Bell Mrs. Cora Lauver Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. I. Raymond Lauver 1924 Alumna Mrs. Glenn Fisher Mr. cmd M.rs. Merl Burkett H. C. Saylor Mary Pat Slee A Friend E. F. Heinaske A Friend A Friend Barbara Graham Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stever Harry W. Price, Ir. Marvin Peters Iazmes Caldwell Wanda Bannon, '47 Mr. and Mrs. H. Clyde Bordman Mr. and Mrs. P. Richcnd Rodgers Sr IEWELRY STORES: Wilt's Iewelry Store Francis Orris. Ieweler Royal Iewelers Mur Iewelry Company Kessi.nger's Iewelry Store McClure's Iewelry Store Lash's Clock Repair Shop I UNK DEALERS: Ioe Krentzman :S Son Sitkin's Iunk Yard IUSTICE OF PEACE: Oscar F. Brush LOAN COMPANIES: Beacon Loan Company Personal Finance Company Consumer Discount Company MAN UFACTURERS: American Viscose Corporation Artcrait Shirt Company, Inc. Overhead Door Company of Penna Hertzler 6. Zook Company E. W. Thomas, Works Manager, Standard Steel Works MEATS: S. H. Rothennel Derr's Meat Market I. B. Huey Meat Market MILK TRANSPORTER: C. F . Druckenmiller MONUMEN TS: W. E. Luck Monument Company MUSIC STORES: Stade's Music Store LaVan's Music Store MUSIC TEACHERS: Howard Stackpole Helen Gephart Mrs. F. A. Houser Elbert Prettyleaf NEWSPAPERS: Lewistown News Company McClure Plain Dealer Sentinel Company. Inc. N URSERIES: C. H. Doyen, Salesman, Emmons 6. Co., Nursery Stock OPTOMETRISTS: Dr. Thomas M. VanNatta Luther V. Rhodes, O. D. C. F. Bumes Arthur G. Wright Leon Fegley Boyd H. Hcnnmaker C. N. McFadden OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS: Dr. Leon G. Saylor Dr. Carl Rothrock Dr. O. E. Cole A Friend PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS: Ioseph Taub Kemrer Paint G Wallpaper Store W. M. Dippery Harder's Paint 6. Wallpaper Store PHOTOGRAPHERS: Crarner's Studio Snook Studio Kepler Studios PHYSICIANS: A. Reid Leopold, M. D. A Friend Dr. Ioel Goldman Dr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Parker Bryce E. Nicodemus. M. D. Dr. George Dawe Dr. E. E. Reiss. Ir. Dr. Milton Cohen Dr. S. Meyer Klein Stephen I. Marthouse, M. D. Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph S. Brown Dr. G. I. Heid Dr. O. M. Weaver Dr. C. B. McClain A Friend A Friend Dr. I. A. C. Clarkson A Friend PIANO TUNERS: Carl L. Shoemaker-Phone 6387 H. F. Loucks, Piano Tuning 6. Repairing PLUMBING 6. HEATING CONTRACTORS: George A. White, Plumbing 6. Heating Charles H. Walters. Plumber Furman 6. Oles, Plumbing Samuel Levinson, Plumbing 6. Heating I. C. Vaughn, Plumbing 6. Heating Fem Stuck. Plumbing Albert M. Showers, Plumbing Vyrle G. Boring, Plumber PRINTERS: Grirnrninger Printery Iones Printing and Office Supplies Ralph Wagner RADIO REPAIR SHOPS: Lewistown Radio Lab Herbster's Radio Service, McClure Shoop Radio Electric Service RADIO STATION: Station WMRF REAL ESTATE: A Friend H. C. Kerstetter Company RENDERING WORKS: Vogt's Rendering Works RESTAURANTS: State Restaurant Shea:tter's Restaurant Shumaker's Diner Red's Diner Wagner's Cate Rhine's Modock Inn Iohn's Restaurant Pete O'Hara Hill's Dairy Lunch New Way Lunch lim's Place Mother's Kitchen Speck's Restaurant Zeiders' Dairy Store Texas Restaurant Rut.h's Dinette Milliken's Restaurant-Mitflintown Autoport, State College R. I-I. Ritter's Restaurant Ambrosia Inn The Dutch Cellar Cobb's Diner-Route 22 Hollow Inn I'I. W. Shumaker SAND AND GRAVEL: Miller's Silica Sand Company Mifflin Scmd Company SERVICE STATIONS: Guerrini Service Station, McClure, R. D. I R. M. Sassaman Lundva1l's Service Station C. C. Smith D. F. Smi'Lh's Service Station South Main Street Auto Mart Don's Esso Station William Penn Motor Compcmy McNitt's Esso Station, Reedsville Walters' Service Station Howard E. Stine Sunoco Station Paul's Esso Station Iolmnies' Amoco Service Snook's Service Station American Oil Company SHEET METAL: Lewistown Sheet Metal Company SHOE REPAIR SHOPS: DeLuca's Shoe Repair Shop Merle L. McNitt Shoe Repair Shop American Shoe Rebuilder Expert Shoe Repair Shop Ioseph Schillace Shoe Laboratory SHOE STORES: Tom S. Iohnson Shoe Store Cut-Rate Shoe Store Wian's Shoe Store Glick Brothers, Inc. Dandyline Shoe Store SIGN S: Ivan Leeper-Signs TAILORS: Simon's Tailor Shop Marion Pennepacker TAXIS: Pearson's Taxi Frey's Taxi . THEATERS: Pastime Theater Star Theater-McClure Embassy Theater Rialto Theatre TOURIST HOME: White Tourist Home TRANSPORTATION: White Star Bus Line Lewistown Transportation Company W. M. Mandry W. B. Brown R. W. Boyer I. G. Brown 'Carl W. Leiter D. Leiter C. I. Cherry TURKEYS: Aurcmd's Turkey Farm VETERINARIAN: Lynn Peterson, V. M. D. WHOLESALE GROCER: Lewistown Wholesale Grocery Co.