Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

5 - Q A n EQ 5 ,I 1 1 I I 3 F 3 a .5 E F 1 Ol THE 1950 Published by fhe Senior Class LEWISTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Lewistown Pennsylvania .. :...-5., so-X -- -sf s - ,-xx - -..N--. v N'--95' The graduates of 1950 proudly pre- sent to you a pictorial and editorial view of OUR WORLD as seen through the pages of this book from- l ' 0 To 'YQf l7t? M X X X v aa- X ,mf-Els 'l Lewistown High School 1900 OUT TOwn At the halt-century, a glance back through the years reveals the progress ot our school and of our town. In 1900 Lewistown High School had a faculty of 2 members, a student body of approximately 40, and a graduating class of 7. In 1950 Lewistown High has a faculty of 69 members, a student body of 1438, and a graduating class of 176. i A' ' 1 2 Vi .I 'i if I l I 1 ll 5 rf 'TFT m ' Hfa'i fW w a 1 ,vu M fh 'f '- Q-hi -HR 3 :rx Lewistown High School 1950 .rx ' ' 7 k , l l llll Q.. CUR ULILEE IMITED -X Mx Ali 4 DEDICATION At the mid-point of a century of intensive research and progress, we must review the advantages afforded us in our own education toward better living. We become so engrossed in the visible, practical application of our high school careers that we fail to recognize the enriching factors of our daily associations within the portals of Lewis- town High School. By the guidance of our faculty we are learning how to live in our ever-changing world. To our teachers and to the high ideals of our school, we, the class of 1950, gratefully dedicate our volume of memories. When the mem- bers of this class have sought their goals and have attained heights of success, the values to which we have dedicated our Lore shall be fully realized. vii 1' Vg vf .. f 'fry ' , 0 s A, m A '96 kkk' 'M W W , L Msi'ffg i 4 x Q J A, .X 5 'Q if . 5 ' fiff V ZL. ,L W ff my ' Aff 4 E, ,,:q?Z' ,, A M .,LA P, I A F r 5 fl .. 'X' fn , .ff ' T 'S Q 'V ' 'R , ,. .Je 1 AQ fe' Yu K ' 3 Zigi 5 . :UNE .E 8 k 4 5 M 2 Thee W Sing , PROGRESSIVE, ENERGETIC Van-1 , - ' b' ,f4 V. IOP' One oi the most famous scenic areas in Pennsylvania is the beautiful high- way between Harrisburg and Lewis- town, toward our own City Commonly known as the Lewistown Narrows, it is the Iuniata River basin running between twin mountain ranges. RSF' Photos by Kepler A scene near Lewistown Before I melt. Come, look cr! me! This lovely icy liliqr Ol a great forest In one night l make cz wilderness Ol white. From THE SNOWFLAKE by Waller de lu More Tp 'W' ' 'E WWW' V s- X jf 0 I-If-, r, R. I I a 4 Bid! if. tx an--3 4-.sfbni--9.-A .3 z. .-T lf, ' 1 I ,sp ' . fhgv -1 Y Y N! ' 1' f I fin, s. rf , . .I . 'J' r 1 , 1 U 1 'D E' rv Q .f , X . Q' . . Q Y K 5 . fx , '2- .,- ', , , . an l -. , YS Q: ,W Q-.---.f Q ,, . . is 4 . . . A , ' x'?':'2k v Y .0 WJ lj 4 'ii Mus .. X' ADMINISTRATION .ftgqxtm 'X fwn we Superinfendenf ugpaeaki The universal progress in our country dur- ing 'this half-century reflects the growth of free education. Herein is found the hope and safety of democratic institutions. The Class of '50, DR. CALVIN V. ERDLY, B.S., M.S., Pd.D. Superintendent of Public Schools Lewistown. Pennsylvania vigorous and resourceful, will find itself fortu- nate to be graduated into a world of power and speed where intelligence and reason will dominate the next fifty years of action. Calvin V. Erdly BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing, left to right: Willis R Copeland: Robert Stuckenrath, So licitor: Dr. C. V. Erdly: Gerald H Wilson: C. Hay Price. Secretary Seated: Lewis H. Headings: E Robert Iohnson, Vice-President Donald H. Kauffman, President Walter S. Trout, Treasurer: Mrs. Virginia Vincent. THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR .. , .a,, X . Y Q -fn 'Y- 1 I MR. RALPH H. MACLAY MISS GLADYS S. MCCAULEY MR. RICHARD F. SNYDER MR. HAROLD I. PECK Ph.B., M.Ed. A.B. B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Director Lewistown High School Lewistown High School Lewistown High School Industrial Education UA., rin cipa When your high school days have ended. when your steps have been directed in varied and sundry pursuits ot lite, when your days are crowded with cares unknown during your school days, you can spend many a happy hour in the perusal of these pages, the content of which will always evoke the most pleasant memories. R. H. Maclay -DG- -96- s 5 I 1 a i l 9 o I I Ill 'ini' CLERICAI. SERVICES Top row, lett to right: Miss Landis. Miss Check. Second row: Miss Benier, Miss Leeper, Miss Mason. Mrs. Krebs. Miss Diven, Mrs. Hockenberry. Fu Il ACCOMPLlSHMENTSg THEY ARE l ' l H Top row, Iell to right: Mr. Bosler, Mr. Reigle, Mr. Fagan ' Mr. Roger, Mr. Engle, Mr. Smiley. Third row: Mr. E. I .. McMillen, Mr. Shaetler. Mr. Peck, Miss Culbertson, Mrs. Rosenstengel, Mrs. Hartzler, Mr. Shearer. Second row Miss Cressman, Miss Lack, Miss Hellrecht, Mrs. Shoaller. we egaduhg Miss Benner, Miss Frankenberry, Miss Snyder, Miss Miller, Miss Park. Bottom row: Mrs. Culp, Miss Mitchell. Mr. Riden, Miss McCauley. Mr. T. W. McMillen, Mr. Hartman, Mr. Maclay, Mr. Houser, Mr. Huiford. ADMINISTRATION C. V. Erdly, B.S., M.S., Pd.D. Ralph H. Maclay, Ph.B., M.Ed. Gladys S. McCauley, B.A. Richard F. Snyder, B.S., M.Ed. JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Robert L. Bauman, B.S. Dorothy M. Benner, B.A., M.Ed. Mrs. Betty I. Bergman, B.S. Lawrence D. Bergman, B.S. Ivy H. Bratton, B.S. 'fMrs. Mary D. Burdick, B.S. Anna M. Burkins, B.S., M.Ed. Frank L. Coffey, B.S., M.Ed. Esther Cressman, B.S., M.A. Mary H. Crumbling, B.A., M.A. Elizabeth L. Culbertson, B.S. Mrs. Fae L. Culp, B.S. Edgar G. Dickert, Ph.B. Harry H. Engle, B.S., M.Ed. Lulu E. Erb, R.N. Iohn I. Fagan, B.S. Howard E. Fauth, B.S. Mary E. Frankenberry, Ph.B. Dean S. Hartman, B.S., M.Ed. Mrs. Helen B. Hartzler Esther Helirecht, B.A., B.L.S. William M. Hetrick, B.S. Albert W. Houser, B.S. I. Lester Houser, Ir., A.B. William A. Howe, B.S., M.A. Allister C. Iohnston, B.S., M.A. 4-Mrs. Gertrude Kaup Nellie K. Lack, B.S. Mrs. Dorothy B. Maxwell, B.A. Grace B. McCoy, B.S. Robert D. McKinney, B.S., M.Ed :5fSubstitute Teacher CONCERNED WITH OUR WELFARE Top row, left to right: Mr. H. D, Smith, M r. Howe. McKinney, Mr. Uiema, Mr. Cofiey, Mr. Fauth, Dickert, Mr. Iohnston. Third row: Mr, R. B. Smith, Lontz, Mr. Shealier, Mr. Sicchitano, Mr. Houser. Swetek, Miss Price, Mr. Rosenstenqel. Second row: Mr. Bauman, Mr. Zinn, Mr. Mr. Brassinqton, Mr. Bentsel, Mr. Erdley, Mrs. Maxwell. Miss Mr. Burkins, Mrs. Kaup, Mrs. Burdick, Miss Schellenberq. Mr. Miss Wray, Miss Minick. Bottom row: Mr. I. Smith, Miss Mr. McCoy, Mrs. Novak, Mrs. Wagner, Mr. Bergman, Mr. Hetrick, Mr. Snyder. jg Iohn M. Zinn, B.S. Earl I. McMillen, B.S. 'fMrs. Eleanor Sheatier, B.S., M.Ed. Thomas W. McMillen. lr., B.A. Clare N. Miller, B.S. Eva M. Minick, B.S. Frances C. Mitchell, B.S. 'Mrs Ioseph B. Novak, A.B. A. May Park, B.A., M.A. Helen I. Price, B.S. Iay M. Riden, B.S. Russell A. M. Romig, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Iean Rosenstengel, B.S. Iohn Rosenstengel, B.S. Iosephine M. Schellenberg, B.A. ti-Substitute Teacher Ioseph F. Sicchitano, B.A., M.Ed. Walter M. Smiley, B.S. Iohn F. Smith, A.B., LL.B. Richard D. Smith, B.S., M.Ed. Roger B. Smith, B.S. Iva Snyder, B.S., M.Ed. lack E. Swetek, B.S. Alexander Utema, B.S., M.Ed. Mrs. Anna I. Wagner, B.S. Mildred G. Wentz Ethel Wray, B.A. Mrs. Ruth D. Wolfe, R.N. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Harold I. Peck, B.S., M.Ed. Harry I. Bentsel Harold E. Bosler, B.S. Iohn W. Brassington Martin B. Erdley Ross A. Huitord, B.S. Kenneth I. Lontz William B. Rager, B.S. Fred E. Reigle, B.S., M.Ed. Maurice C. Sheaiier, B.A. Samuel W. Shearer 5 . U ii.. Q I Q fx X , u 5.519 fa' ., XXXNX -XXV 'I D- S V ... 6- nw'-12'-r' . N X x f ' 'ft XX X ' . f 7 I fl x' i Q I 1 . I 5' X O Lf f DICK WAGNER DOROTHY HAYES BARBARA IACOBS BILL WAGNER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer THE CREAM OF W SENIOR oFFlcERs THE CROP CLASS ADVISORS ,. We are grateful to our ad- visors ior their interest and guidance through our high school years. Le!! to right: Mr. Bosler. Miss McCauley. Miss Snyder, Mr. McMillan. Q . I it 'N N 7 MARLIN ALLEN unub., Football 2, 3: Basketball 2. 3: Track l, 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee: Activity Represent- ative 3: Assembly 2, 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: The tall. hand- some type. Future Plans: To join the air torce. 25. LOIS MAY APPLEBY NLC.. Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Assembly 1. 2. 3. Course: General Characteristic: Attractive ankles! Future Plans: To have a suc- cesstul lite. Q f-. so X x 'Y i' 'L 101 1 ai we ' m I ' + f LA YS A O D 1 .. U. , sz wait to . ff lr x , 1 x X , L a G ' : ' t' Bepres if A Q1 1, , ' I ' 1 fl ll O :era I rs -2 ci ' 9 ra s ng - - ir 'N' ' . To A' en Here we are . . Sophomores KENNETH D. AURANQL7 .. im., Class 2 Wr t- M2 E 1 al f Hyde en ic, Th tarmerfs ' K ,I . 1, 2, Course 'V wal wa to feed tu KL Y L :1'o CAROL IANE BARBOUR Carol Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Student Council 3: Ma- roon and Steel 1. 2: Co- Editor 3: Prom Committee: Tri-Hi-Y 1. Course: Academic Characteristic: Takes part in f fl Y sgivp A. nfxncov J 'DM 'Bettsf-' LAL ee Club , ' Assembly 1: :rt 'ling 3. JqriA2fComm r iali fl! Character'sffjjj!Jetf ' atfiletic if W e, lans: 'lo be risuccess. DVA 4 ',l :Wh ' I ' A 'Q T. , 'S' K X33 ,H . A 1 'fl ' ,f V . X 1 I k f' ' 4 2- I . 6 t ' ' .1 fi LL t C I Lf Q RST D. AU :grin ' WhitieQ' . ' Wrestling 1. 3: BBB 1, 2, 3: Class Party. ti Course: Generbl' Characteristic His way with women. Future Plans: To be success- ful with a certain Nina. enroll 264 strong! IOHN ADAM DASH nlab.. Hi-Y 1, 2. 3: Assembly I, 2. 3: Prom Committee: Maroon and Steel 2. 3: Activity Representative 3: Banking 2. Course: Academic Characteristic: Miss Cress- man's pet. Future Plans: To attend Al- bright College. , A ... everything. X 'O ' 1 F f Pl I G t ll . vi . 1 rx u ure ans o o co ege fx 5 J rx ,.' A - XX X X Q X , , X i , -X . , . 1 Q 8 -ii A -A X ei' 1 5 , Q 4-A ' Qt' 1 Q f m 'sn ' H, -,s by , , g .. ig, , . f l fl 'I 3 Ge X 'W 'as -se: l g W, se ev' 42 -f IOHN A. BAY IANE E. BAXTER 'll0hh Ianie Assembly 1: Stage Manager Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. Course: General Characteristic: His beautiiul build. Future Plans: To join the Navy. 1. 2. 3. Course: General Characteristic: Always happy. Future Plans: To live a happy lite with Paul. Dick Wagner is elected president. HARVEY N. BUCKLEY Buck Glee Club 3: Assembly 3: Chaplain 3. Course: Academic ANNA AMELIA BULICK Ann Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. Course: Academic f ily . Pl. moms A. Bains Dql'ls lee Club 2.' 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 31, 2.x31 Assembly 1, 2, 3: Bpwling 3. v ' , - Course: Cdmrnerqial Charaeteristic: Her sweet dis- position. I Future Plans: To have a happy married lite. VYRLE G. BORING Butch Prom Committee: Class Party: Activity Representative 2: Banking 1, 3: Wrestling l. 3: Class Dues Collector 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: Little toot's height. Future Plans: Go to college. Characteristic: Friend to all. Characteristic: Her petite lea- K xx Future Plans: Business. tures. 'X X l t Q Future Plans: To be an R. N. N , ' A 3 lx it I X x. .. .. BARBARA ANN'5BOYNTlON K, U X Z f- Barb Qt. ., N, y Glu Club 1, 2. 35A Ca euq :Q 5 , 3: Student Coun 3: X ' L TH-Hi-Y,1: Promjlommitteei t . Assembly 1, 2.e. I' Q Course: Commerc l sp ,X ,,,. Q 5 lg an Chafdcteristic: Plgsing X er- ,ngfyaofk hi 'N sonality. .X Q 1 ,sl xx Future Plans: To go Flortlda. xx U, W X V X o 'A if up-I I-R' . 1 l , K. rift? Y x , . -' x J' v lr. 1 - ' j . . if, -.' -'51 , ,, ,f ' I-0,0 . 'TT T' F559 N. . gf ,ff-wi: mx: 3,- ,-5 - 5 tai D1 , ' K Qu C RICHARD E. BERRIER Little Dick Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Banker 1. 2: Activity Representative 3: Assembly l. 2. 3: Wrestling 1, 2. 3: Track 3: Hi-Y 1: Class Party. Course: General Characteristic: Small but mighty. Future Plans: Go to college. hp- f l, lin: 3 SIDONIA IOYCE BURKERT Ioyce Gi., Club 1, 2. 5: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: That giggle. Future Plans: Colleqe. HELEN M. CAMPBELL Cam Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Assembly l. 2, 3. Course: General Characteristic: Never quiet. Future Plans: A successful beautician. Sophomore Class I. EDWARD CARPENTER Chez Glee Club l, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Banker 3: Foot- ball 3: Assembly l. 2. 3: Class Party. Course: General Characteristic: His singing. Future Plans: loin the U. S. Marines. GEORGE F. CAVANAUGH Cabbage Baseball 3. Course: General Characteristic: His farming ability. Future Plans: Make his home in California. as, 1 IOANNE A. CAMPBELL Hlody., Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Class Party. Course: General Characteristic: Dancing teet. Future Plans: Go to Michigan State. 'ZS all . -1-1 Anyghdgsyf Cgegl 1, ,'r- Ac r e ti l. B ke , , Cou . e l Ch t ' ' s gling. f Future Plans: 'l' l. Party indicates Saint Patrick's Day. RICHARD E. CHARLES Whitey Prom Committee: Banker 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Mr. Bosler's right-hand man. Future Plans: To be a suc- cessful draltsman. 5 my .9 9 Q1 bfi '- X !'F l OSEPH R. CLELAN . I e , J . drqefglgu 3:'TAssembly 1,' 2, ' 5: 'Class Partyg. Soccer 1, 2, a:,sqs1-etbqn l:4Bahd' 2. ar'Lo? stun. . , Coursey Academic' ' Characteristic: The tall. hand- some type. . ' Future Plans: Veterinarian. Q ' 4 R353 ' 'JE . . . ls lf' 1 , ' :gli .. ,S T fi 4 + swwsgffte ls ily? 17 4? J A ' as .fs 1 W' , e.Y..1:' '3- ' E ,. MARY I. CLINGER IAY COX Clinger lay N, ' 'J ' ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly Basketball l, 2.,,3'f Track 1,- 1.2, 3. 2, ag' stddem cart-neil 1: Course: Commercial J, Boiler 3: Cglge,'Club 3: Characteristic: Square danc- '- Lore atatjf, rom Commit- ing ability. tee: aroon and Steel 1, Future Plans: To be married. Boys partlclpate HAROLD EDWARD DEAMER ulack.. Assembly 1, 2: Prom Commit- tee: Student Council 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: The world's best electrician. Future Plans: To move to Yeagertown. 2, 3: As mbly 2, 3: De- hating 'rfgm 2, 3.1, .1 Course: Academic' f Characteristic: Oh. those brains! Future Plans: To goto college. ' ' in J.V. sports. KENNETH K. DeARMEN'I' Ken Course: General Characteristic: Nice to be around. Future Plans: Refrigeration field ot business. V? Q 6 'Q l I' .N :sv t t. xi P 5 -Q . rfgglmtp. 1 f .5b'x 1f::T h f 'lil' L' Q-it r I '5 ,A :sg K- ., g 1 Q 'f A K 1 Y I 4 f if . l . fir , 'Q' 5,45 xr' x Q 2 SSA ' 1 4 1 A gf 34 3 1 ,,.,, X .. ' ,W lv kb 'f it tv gi 'T 1 at st... Q . f Q 4 A DALE E. CROSSMAN Crosswalevough Football 3: Soccer l, 2: Wrestling 2: Track 1, 2. 3: Glee Club 3: Band 1, 2: Assembly 3: Class Party: Hi-Y: Class Dues Collector 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: What a driver. Future Plans: Y. M. C. A. College. , sl' . V sue, -. s ' - - ' .vt-1-Cris' fb' 5 I 1 .-,Q , . Q .. ' TERESA IVLARIE DAAILEY TeYes!l ' Glee Club 1 2. 3: Tri-Hi:Y. l. 2: Lore 'gtath Class Dues Collector 1: Class Party: Assenybl Al, 2. 3. Course: Achdemff' ' Characteristiczj Sweet and pleasing personality. Future Plans: To be a nurse. EVELYN R. DAVIDHEISER Dolly Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2. 3: Prom Committee: Activity Representative 2. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her blonde hair. Future Plans: To be a mor- tician's secretary. JV' ,, .1 WALLACE W. CUFF Buggie Prom Committee: Banking 1: Baseball 1: Football 2. 3: Track 2. Course: Vocational Characleristic: A good ath- lete. Future Plans: To be a major in the air force. st ' :of .S-i t -if 1 fs. aff! 'bv fs 1 1 , .p., GERALD DELLETT lorry Banking l. 2: Basketball 1. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Good machin- ist. Future Plans: To graduate. v I ffl! H. .Q Q3 x' N4 1 i BETTY DeVERTER Betty Assembly l. 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2. 3: Prom Committee: Class Party. Course: General Characteristic: Her friendli- ness. Future Plans: To be a success. , t . i NEVADA IAYNE DILLMAN Bess Glee b l,x2. 3: Assembly Assembly l. 2. 3: Glee Club . : Til i-Y 1. 2: Stu- l. 2, 3: A Cappella Chior 2 KX nt C57hnci rom Conf Course: Commercial A' itteg, Clas ty. 'ff' Characteristic: Loves to dance Co Ggnayhl' E, Future Plans: To take the cteri.if'ic:Qj ood ort. gang to California in her Futura flans:-X ollege. convertible. 1 '49 year iinx broken . . . Lewistown 20, Huntingdon 13 DELPHINE DRUCKENMILLER Del Glee Club l, 2. 3: Assembly l, 2, 3. Course: Home Economics Characteristic: Her dimpled smile. Future Plans: To have a happily married life. ,W .l w .. lvl' , 1 'Y' ' ' vryxg mgvin li. i:LL1Ncsn , I ' Dave ,f 7 Orchestra 3: Bahgbl, 2, 3: Prom Committe: Activity Representative 2. Course: General Characteristic: That blonde hair and neat smile. Future Plans: Manage a farm. I. l EMIL A. ESPIGH Emil Activity Representative 3: Prom Committee. Course: Vocational. Characteristic: Always seen with Helen. Future Plans: To be a mechanic. 1:33 ' DONALD E. FISHER Don Course: General. Characteristic: His iob. Future Plans: Projector op 8!GlOl'. y t. H ti, L2 ii ' ' f'-JG .ji 4 J' fl is . T Ty: , f +5 ,Q t . ' i- 3 'fi 'ty . f A X 'lr N N 1 Q NP-pf Ky, 'K Via 'Q A A F g l ' ! if I X ' X ' R ik lv? e 'A V . v li 'L E Q . 4: .- ai f I Ss' A N .2-Fi ELLWOOD FISHER WALLACE A. FLEMING WARREN B. FLEMING Fisher Wally Warren 4 Glee Club Z. 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3: Stage Manager 1. 2. 3: Hi-Y 1: Activity Repre- sentative 1: Class Party. Football 1: Basketball 1: Scoreboard 2. 3. Course: Academic Assembly 2: Prom Committee: Activity Representative 3: Craftsman Club 2. Course: Vocational f Pr rn Cbmmitte Wr I tl gflffdl tu?38Coigl u : ocat nal ' ' azzcteristic stay Characteristic: Likes to go to ing! nn W o fide of 5 4. ' ' I ' Future Plans: To get a job Milroy ,Mndon . ' ,P : ? uture 17 '4t:!gwuate Characteristic: Handy man. vocatiordrl. .f fy j 'M Future Plans: Own a bakery. f 1.1 V Rings 3nbg9vfi'ngers . and mighty proud we are! Jw' ef x ,- -4. A, X' 1 .J -1 ff 1 ' 4 ' 'A I ,, PATRICIA H. GEORGE .f n . Put Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Assembly 1. 2. 3: Banker 2: Class Dues Col- lector 3. V fvuy X PAUL A. GOSS Paul Activity Representative l: Roosevelt Hi-Y 1: Assembly 1. 2: Banker 2. Course: Commercial Characteristic: His jokes. Future Plans: To go to college. .if 1. t ,x 'tc 'Q v ,ir , l 3' O Q N fulfil- . ROBERT W. GOSS Bob Band 1. 2: Student Council 3: Class Party: Activity Rep- resentative 1: Assembly 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: The way he gets along with certain teachers. Future Plans: To become a teacher. I ff , .1 S W . 3 1' Q .A . J ....,, : v, .. z.. - . .5 ., .k ' I . igj- ef sr 1 f 5: . ,f 5- A: ' A 5135 er 335. .1 . if Course: Commercial Characteristic: Cute little nose. Future Plans: To move to Pleasant Gap. HAROLD HENRY GOSS Gossie Course: Commercial Characteristic: Quietness and friendly personality. Future Plans: Farming. ...ml Aff: V 3 ' is G N' , 'F 1. A --'- wr I X 3 ski- ROBERT ,D. FOLTZ Bobby Dale Prom Committee: Activity Rep- resentative 2. 3. Ex-G.I. Course: Vocqttonal, Characteristic: His wavy hair. Future Plans: To become a gobd electrician. aj If 4 4 uv 1 QP 'QS' if VA Q f farm lLOiUISE Goss , f sas - . 4 Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Assembly 1 luQ, 3. V C trrse: Corpmercipl 1. Characteristic: ,Working abil- ity. 'Q , Futurl Plans: To be afsecre- tary. . I i s.ABng1 H xx: ann:-iid? duel l lu quill '32' Asibmblyxl., 3: 0 'mmitteez Cla ' r 'Club 1.2, said. . R 'Y eer e 1. . glow ndNStea 2, ' h r L S Co rs : Academic J Characteristic: Sports' bility. Future Plans: To be a nurse. iv' 'P 'N -A ns. +2 i N . fa.. xlibs ' '? IANICE L. GUTSHALL Peep Glee Club I. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. Z, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3: Prom Committee: Lore Staff: Bowling 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her neatness. Future Plans: To meet that certain someone. jfs y nd Silver represent Prom Co - : o Staff: Class P o lbal , 2: Assem ' , 3: Craftsman Club l. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Long legs. Future Plans: To buy a new model A Ford. DONE I A. HA T lESSICA MAY HARBST Iessie Glee Club 1. 2. 3: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Shyness. Future Plans: Mrs. Ellwood Fisher. WILLIAM HAUBRICK Bill Football l. 2. 3: Glee Club 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: A good athlete. Future Plans: To settle down. DONALD W. HANNON Don Student Council 2: Banker 1: Wrestling 1. 2: Class Dues Collector 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: A friend to everyone. Future Plans: To own the Miller Theater. half-century class. DONN AVI , I a an 1 as bly rom it : iit Re - se ativbgf C s P35 Ba : Cl 'cer: St nt ouptil: O cer . 3: A ap a Cho' . 1 Cours: omwia Characteristic. H -l er- sonality. X Future Plans: To wal in an office in California. es I we by 'vgkwbji f '1 fi? 4 K' . .- 5 A - .il H 45- fe J. fi Q- . .fy 'A wt ! P L it Q ll 4 I 22 ix e ll '.2..:?.ti:f?' 51.4 vii as Q- BARBARA D. HAWKE Barb Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Assembly l,.Z. 3: Banker 1: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 23 Prom Committee: Art 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: Her beautiful model's figure. Future: Plans to go away to school. c..- Qf5j'1 ' Q Q5 f c ...Z 'S ' Donorrlv HAYES . Dot Glee Club l, 2, 32 Assembly 1. 2, 3:'Banker 1-: Activity Representative 2:1 Prom Committee: , Class Officer 3: Tri-HLY il. 2. - Course: Commercial Characteristic: Those beauti- tul big brown eyes. K Future Plans: To' be a good wile. ,N I i DORIS LAVINA HEATH Doris Glee Club l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2: Assembly 1. 2, 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her debating in Law Class. Future Plans: To be a nurse. Holland is theme of Junior Prom, May 20, 1949. AUGVSTUS L. HESS Gus Ba d 3:LClass Party: gtudent Cogncilxl. 3: Activ- 'ltity Rapp entative 2. Cbtrrse: Vxational Characteristic: K Cla, that Gllyvyl v Future Plans: lb bwn ,a gas station. '. X ' . F 1 F- 4 ills . Q 3 X x. I WANDA B. HILL Wanda Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Assembly l, 2, 3. Course: Home Economics Characteristic: Her small leatures. Future Plans: To travel. I ROBERT- L HEISTER ,f U wth B seyall Manager 2. 3:1 As- ' mbly r2. fz Band 2:, Stage Manager!! ,. I' Course: Gexfral - ' l s l. Charact0tsA'cL'J'lls love tof J .fl Pep P .' ,Y V Future Plans: To live in Granville. R ' J DQIRMZ L 1-usncum-:s Here Band 1, Orchestras. 2. 3: sse y 1. 2 , rom ittee. SJJJJEJ Course' Academic X Characteristic: His qvay with Miss Snyder. Future Plans: TPUM chemist. vfwl 5, t s ' . gl! V . if ,ew 1 . .ig 1. , stis s '- IOHN I. HECKERT Iac f cies urgnigr fhy B ent il Re e-I ,,- s tiv Gil? Birlmtbgll 1: Basebalnl,1.,2,, 3- 4. 39 Baidhl? Lgrbcslt :'As- I sem ly l. 2.' Cllrb 3: Clctpsbnefgommitti. I. L Course: Aicpjlaqik . 'f Chardtttertstjci No. Q l per- sonplityu 'P 5 ' Future Plans:'To 'play base- ball tor the New York Yankees. it 3-xt 23 DELORES MA HIMES H 1 Glee Club . Af 1 1. 3- Prom? itteje: emblg x. z ' 22 eh I :WI Z A 4K0 Co C cteri : r yi nder- ss A 0 4 fr MARGARET ANN 'HOLBERT Peggie Glee Clsfb l, 2, Prom Com- mittee: Student Council . 1: Class Dues Collector Z Bi' Assembly 1, 2, 3.. V, V Course: ,- Academia ' ' . , r Characteristic: Her quietness? 1' BETTY BARBARA HORN Betts Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Assembly 1, Z, 3. Course: General Characteristic: Her driving ability. Future Plans: Go to college to study music. U'utur a nurse. ' French class? ' F ulure Plans: To be Nel- W f son's wile. : I 741. ' . 1774 ' i uf V r , - .J vw- J, H . , ffl flq till t,, 'ff' fy!! fl ,fix f 0 IOANN M. HOWER Hower Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3: Class Party: Activ- ity Representative l: Prom Committee: Art 3: Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2: Lore Statl. Course: Academic Characteristic: Her personal- ity. Future Plans: College. Jw! ' Snider receives Mantel for Senior Day. 81. , GEORGE M. HUGHES Buckley Glee Club 3: Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, 3: Football Man- ager 1, 2, 3: Stage Manager 1. 2, 3. Course: General Characteristic: His temper. Future Plans: College lootball manager. ELIZABETH I. HUNT Libby Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly l. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3: Bowling 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: That laughing streak. Future Plans: To be a home maker. an cons 6 GL RI GANG , ly ,. J K .. . ,+P 'el l. 2, fi Assembly Ba r St ent Co cil 3: ' : glis P : Prom ss r 3: ro om- Agnt e : B r 1, 2: Tri- ittee: ee C 1, , 3: 1-YITKZ: Stu Council Asse l I. : ivity l: D es Elor,1.'1!. e sent ti : i-Y l. ,Fai Q, and .a. ara t istioj Qbor . - rse: C er ' atfvj. K iwgyk hara ' c: He ay with Future QIO travel. boys. ' l ' Future ans: Secretary. ,I BQ s N f,-'. V . infer.: -1 1 I . - 5-tw- nr : ,.,,,e :ez 2 4f ':??if W 3 sy sy if f ? .llt 5: .+ 2. Q. P 2,534 ' is .ff xl ' 't ,H J! V X- L. . , NETTE A If Joi' A Iones X - ' e Cl 3 'T fi -my G-1. IP gin 'Gift-ni ee!! X' ctivity Bxpre tatiys 3: 'EWS Dues Gmtlector 2:- t X T lin B. J rse: mm rcial ' ll -' , X 3,7 3 se . 1 t 4 ' N it .. J' r ' 4 3 5 ' ' ., l A 4 ' fi :Silo RONAL I. KAHLEY JOHN MELVIN KASMARK Ron Ieron Cpurse: Vocational Characteristic: Always in Mc- Clure. Kxuture Plans: To be a foreman l at Stove and Furnace Co. Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Band l: Track 1: Stu- dent Council l, 2: Banker 3: Class Party: Soccer 2, . 3: Prom Committee: Maroon 'Characteristic' Always read and Steel 1. 2. wi gd wisqcradl. Course: General - future PlanQ To lay, roles: Characteristic: e. siotxdl baiebalc IF. s Future Plans' W d- . x I vall's n' ' X A , P ' A ' fy? L Hx .8 X New bond uniforms ore received. it Q J N... J ffl -A! , Q I K HOWARD L. KAUFFMAN I , Coffee t W i I ffl mee Club ag Assembly a. JI, Q, L Course: Academic , IO ku Characteristic: That black A N , X - A hair. CHARLOTTE L. KEARNS I6QILYNA1DAW Future Plans: To be a success. Sue , K 'se ' 1. , , Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Assembly Glee Clam. Jiri? ap- t'.,'.,n.f,f -Of . 3,-f f , 1, 2. 3. X ir l. 2. : rches- Course: General , and 2. 7 Trl-Hi-Y ' . 1 Characteristic: Happy - qo- 1: Ass lyol. 2. 3: Clam .jf '5 1, iff, 4 lucky. Part I yitys Reprvn- 1 Future Plans: To get that tati fl: Yy'So om- man from Voc. mit! - Co se: demicf cg c isti r love for 9 Fu r ans: T be a teacher. RONALD L. KAUFFMAN pi ' - . r. 9 L - 6 V G fi' , ch . rw 1' , 1- fy lf! y s K Cty, ff' .X N Q. X e: ' ' Coffee Student Council 2. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Never has his homework done. Future Plans: To be a back- woodsman. HAROLD F. KAUFFMAN Coffee Glee Club 3: Assembly 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: Shyness. Future Plans: To jbe an ensinfiy . 'sf' 41- --11' f ' , . ,J . ff, I ' K... . I , 9 P , - J.. - . if Ls q, J- 2, I A 1' in is ' A t 1 . ff.: l- . 1 P tl . A Q en .3 mg '- 1. e - A f , u W . .. ' A Q xryyv A as 7 V u h ,Qi M A. in , K. K I' V f r V A ' ' X , we ' ' , X x .fr QW 'J if 3 1. ' x 4 f F X is' 'l ii fr Y gli N 1 will If V nj f ll as r J are . . of 1 . 4 al 3 l L :H ng tm, M .W VE , A, fi l if' at IOYCE A. KEMBERLING Ioyce Glee Club 2. 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee: Student Council 1: Maroon and Steel 1, 2: Lore Stott: Bowling 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Ability tor keeping out ot trouble. Future Plans: To be some- body. F l 26 'Q 11: .f -4 .. A . RODNEY M. KENNEDY X : ATMES E. KIMBERLY OBVILLE F' KNEPP Rod 5. , Qi'Fuzzy hr Amoco Kid Student Council 2. 3: Base- If Wregling ,1. 2. 3: Fgzlxall 1. Assembly 1. ball l. 2. 3. A V, 2.: . Xgackxl. 2: isxmbly Course: Vocational Course: Vocational U 3. ' X X 'P Characteristic: H a n d s o m e. Characteristic: Ability to stay X Co e: General g with deep dimples. away irom the girls. 'N Chgactdcristix. His wrestling. Future Plans: To find a way Future Plans: To become an Fat e Plank' o goto college. to please the public, electrician. Pacini and Wagner are co-c ptains of football team. I l 1 ll -l l It - ' lx 3' I ' 1 1 X K JVQNIUI 'JI lin' it J N' tt H X 1,-' l. ' tl 'J ' . l -1 ' I- s 4 J X Q - V I PEGGY L. KNEPP 7 , - -n dn Curly 4 .J - l Glee Club l, 2, 3: A Cappella ' , .. : i 4 Choir 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3. ,l Course: General ll Characteristic: That cute nose. Future Plans: To be a success. BARBARA ANN LAWLER IUNE IOANNE LEPLEY Barb loAnne f Assembly 1. 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Banker 1: Cheer- leader 3: Student Council 3. .. N fjl Course: General , . ,tg lf U1 Characteristic: Her vim. vigor 7 xb X . . . t V 3 1 6,8 ' - '-4 x rr . xuivfvgxl ,, WUI' Q ff my Glelgtfti 12 . Asqem HW 1 z cou 11 Prestdeal a., etiv J X and vitality. Future Plans: To marry lack. Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3: Class Party. Course: Academic Characteristic: Her beautil ul alto voice. Future Plans: To become R. N. , .-:Ng . ii fy? yllres en: 3: Sfenllx K . . , . - Q f C X , f y, e esen 1 . K I X mfs cade ' U ' KX Ch terfisgc: Herllxbinx 4:5 lon . Al' Future Plans: Afriursg lo-ber I X uv 59' , Win--' 4? 'qw- -A Kil l ' 'ff' . 'Ss .W Q f F N , 1: . X . Q . ffxil? ,Q --33 ii A ' .v .u,'l.l'lx WILLIAM H. LEPLEY Bill Assembly 1. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Handsome. Future Plans: To own a big farm some day. Shaffer, Editor of wwf IEAN GHLlN 'Iean Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Tri-I-li-Y 1. 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3: Bowling 3: Lore Stall. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her nice dis- position. Future Plans: To be a secre- tary. if- Ngr,Lw,m'c1o, . - lack . Band! 2Il3? elee:flCJlfrfn'l3': As- sembly 1. 2. 3: Maroon and'W0e1 !,-' Btdketbhll 1. JSWZ' 1 of L! 1. N lf: :,, ig: ...I 1: ,gk ' . -.-.,, if- hu.: H.-5 Q 1 it Q-v. we r. .. s u, in ,Q L,-413. . -...f 9. 'B ,,..- is ' ' -4 'ug U 1 ' my-5 N 4' . 4 ... , wx , cgi 5 J I 'lr It NX 7 J I ' W!- r qu' IUNE S. LOHT Farmer Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3. Course: Home Economics Courses emya, A 1 Characteristic: Her way with Char ctg?s'tE: Spgigffng eyes boys. arigib ltaf-nqle?4Js ' Future Plans: Go to Cali- Future gkl'hi11 In travel the iornia. seven,seT1s with ypakc 4- . 'lj' L , Lore . . . Webber, Assistant Editor. ARDITH ANN LOUDENSLAGER 1 . n . . - 1 EARL 1. MC'MI1.LEDi. 1 21 . lx' BudQ2- uw Bani 1: Assqnbly:!. 2, 3: glass 2 pf Prpm Comtiiit- ' itee: Ba er 1 2: Lorp tall: X Football hi 3.j.' Cplghe: oadenw Cliixraq istic: Good-loolgiig. neat. and a swell fellow. Future Plans: Go to college. Ardie Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Beta Tri- Hi-Y 1: Assembly 1. Z, 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: ' Auburn hair. Future Plans: To make a good wife. MARLENE MAINES Marlene Activity Representative 1. 3: Banker 2: Glee Club l. 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 1. 2. 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee: Pep Meetings Committee: Lore Staff. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her cute smile. Future Plans: To be a suc- cess. 5. 571 ' is ts, l , , . I . ,., X: . Am . 5 N fl' 1 . f Ji' r yr . dp. wh' his-. K -sas nv- ---4 .K gf J Wg-1 'li' 'I vs-iw 4.1. 1 . IQ. .' if-'4'S., 1 - IOSEPH W. LONG ..Ioe.. Assembly 1. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Way he keeps on the good side ot Mr. Lontz. Future Plans: To be an auto mechanic. ' - ' 'Q , is 'fx , . 3 Z 1 U V E ' 1 ' I .V V .- . fa. X.. .42. sa.. . 15 x , , ,Su- my 1:1 wc..-4.. . . lst! fn:-n,,5,Z,g'-ri A- Q,-.-at s .-lligiazvzf 1 if--..,f:' :': f .I is iii' ,,?,ff ka 1-:gif ,.' -4. get f DONALD K. MCMULLEN Mac Football 1, 2: Baseball 1. 2, 3: Assembly l. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Small but mighty. Future Plans: To hold that certain girl lrom Painter- ville. hp I . 5 ns. .13 I. , 4 I 'l 1 ... ifil' o fy, I is I moms 1. MCMULLEN Dodo Glee Club l, 2: Assembly l, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel l. 2. 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Blue eyes and quietness. Future Plans: To go to Ro- chester. New York. IACK G. MELLOTT Moe Assembly 2: Prom Commit- tee: Class Party: Student Council 1: Class Dues Col- lector 2: Banking 3: Crafts- man Club 2: Lore Stall. Course: Vocational Characteristic: The quiet. shy type. Future Plans: To be a success- lul carpenter. DONALD MIDDLESWORTH Don Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Soccer 3: Track 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3. Course: General Characteristic: Playing his trumpet. Future Plans: To succeed Harry Iames. qs: if MARTHA I. MCMULLEN Mart Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3: Beta Tri-Hi-Y l. 2, 3. Course: Home Economics Characteristic: Her cooking ability. Future Plans: To be an old maid. my us Senior individual pictures gre taken. LEOMA E. MOWERY Leoma Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her pleasing personality. Future Plans: To travel with Vivian. ik. I1 HJ' 1' lx ,- Y ' fl I . h X J' A X l sulx . l l X PEARL C. NICHOLS Dolly Tri-Hi-Y l, 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 3. Course: Home Economics Characteristic: Her ability in Home Economics. Future Plans: To go with Shirley and Pinlrie. .Win- qw :YL , . . v' ' .V X 0... V 5- tr 1. 'sf . SOM A gn- PAUL H. O'DONNELL Admiral Ex-G. l. Course: Vocational Characteristic: His size. Future Plans: To get married to lane. 0 1 5. str, ,. il P Q' Ol-IN A. the f i Four Seniors go to District Bond. HOWARD C. PLESSINGER Howdy Band 1: Prom Committee: Activity Representative 3: Baseball l. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Always in Mil- roy. Future Plans: To move to Milroy. If-Q' .gtgxii .: fa X 3, ., 'll ' 1 Q? .s Q 5 . ww n gc 1- f MARCELLA M. POWERS Sal Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3. Course: Home Economics Characteristic: Quiet and shy. Future Plans: Be a beau' tician. Xia, 7611 1 H . KPAUL I. PA l Pau . , Football l, 2, 3:'i:sketball 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3: Class Treasurer 1: Student Coun- cil President 3: Class Party: Prom Committee: Activity Representative 1. Course: Academic Characteristic: Always seen with the Kybo Boys. Future Plans: To marry Mar- garet. CHARLES G. PASSMORE Barrel-legs Football l, 2, 3: Wrestling 2. 3: Track l. 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee. Course: General Characteristic: Bashtulness and neat build. Future Plans: To travel. IUNE ANN PETERSON ' Pete , Glee cuba, 2. 3. Assembly 1. 2., 3: Qtudent Council 2, 3: Prom Committee: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2: Lore Statt. Course: Academic Characteristic: Her natural brown hair. Future Plans: To go to college. 1211 I fl X , . .1 DONNA IEAN PALM Pinky Glee Club 1. 2: Assembly l, 3: Lore Stall: Class Dues Collector 1. Course: Academic Characteristic: Her brains. Future Plans: College. -SP 1. ff, -J X lv .1 ,- , . UI Y 1-mgbnn 'RAYMONPKRRICE I 1' I. .V'Pricey 2l nc1e. 1611 J: time z, af As. ly 3: Prom Committee: - tudent Council-2: Maroon ,' and Steel 1, 21. Late stan: Wjestling Mdnaqer 3. Course: Rcddelnic Characteristid Wavy hair. perpetual smile. Future Plans: Go to college. 'eg 30 .,,-l1,f.. 12,531 .f W . aroon a Steel 1 Lore S1 : eer- der 1, 2,,3: ass rty: C ss Dues Collector 1: Prom Committee: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. Course: Academic Characteristic: Cheerleading ability. Future Plans: To go to Penn State. c . 3: Assemny 2 1 I w ,r 1 f t I. IRIQI-IA!FlD'A. 31:1-:piety Clee c1915 2. 3: ASSg.mblY 1. 1 Z. f1:1'Class Party: Activi y 5 Reoresentaliye Q: Lqre Sta if f 5altsmanfC1ubJ1, 2. , Co rsef'V fictional, J Characqfii ic: X Thai, sriile. Etltifre. lans:' To bex suc- lcess in yllfe. I 1 N 1 lkl . ' fl' , CHARLES S. QUINN RALPFXL. DEH X -4 ,J ,'LCl1as , ,f ' ' GP 1 E-,SSemblY 7 Stu- AK. Q ly,3: lusslr ues Col- V genhgglq Y 'V aftsman N effector D V I 1 . : our : 1 n Cbxilfwtlffxtiblih Y Cha Cteristic: geiondu e Clfatnaqeristifffkffsddy illrk If Yeaqertowmi Ov Futura flung: Td1be 'more oi lf Future Plans: To 'bg a uc- a Cfxsdrfova' than Juan. cessful carpent . 1 'L -f N U . I , t WIS '- D D igg . IRA W. RHODES Whitey ' . Football 1. 2: Baseball l, 2: -Q Maroon and Steel 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Blond. curly hair. t 3 H O- rse: Co rcial aracteri ' . Ability thi clearly I'Il Get 1 xf fo lg table to Seniors. , W lv lol W , ! .F IGANNP, 1'1ENN1NGEii.1T' I ' p A. No- : ' lemme Q . Gleq ciub .1. zfa: Assefnbly 1, 91 3: Tri-1-115 1, 2, 11. 4 Course: Gelaeral : .Q Chardcteristfc: Her jlownegs. Future'Plani: To be a '11-arse. Future ' : sz 5 ccess' ful. if Future Plans: To marry 1 Dode Wheeler. I 4 J' 1' Q 3 ,,.y 3 :' K' 1Wx ,Q ' A -f - 5 1' 4' -in - .11 yi v- K .: ' A 1, awsmw vii fr. i X .Q K., W. FRANK ROC Dillsburg Assembly lf . 'B k 2 Footb ager 2: ocl r 3 rt . Case: Com r S. haracteri ' is Whi . Future ,I xiii? j' 1 I R. NEVIN RUPP ' Nev Band 1, 2. 3: Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Track 1: Class 1: Class Party: Lore Stall: Maroon and Steel 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: His Camera. Future Plans: Take PrevMed. at Penn State. Presses roll! Lore goes to print! ANNA MARGARET SETTLE Anna Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her quietness. Future Plans: To leave Lewis- 1 MARIAN A. SHAFFER Shatter Banker 1. 2: Glee Club l, 2. 3: Class Party: Prom Commit- tee: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Editor ot Lore: Assembly 1. 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 3. IOWI1. Course: Academic Characteristic: Her basketball ability. Future Plans: To go to college. 1 ti.: . ti .Q . f . . 5 t . r .Wi U V1 1 w ssycilsz MM e!u91e 'Statf.V 4 ll 'i ofursez Cornmefdal Charadgpikticz His .shyness arorxnd girls. .A . Futtrrg Plaas:'Ndv . 4 1 ME Y futscunocx ff- Merc 'L Glee Club 1,-2. 3. Axe ly 1. 2. 3:,BandA 1.'2. 3: Trj4' Hi5Y l,, 2: Class Party: Banker 1. H, ' Course: General f, Characteristic? That smilh'-X Future Plans: T i1d'4J hos- pital tor the S hrock family. HELEN L. S YER 1 .. .0 Glee Club 1 : Assembly 1. 2. . Cours Coq cial Ch feristi ' er gift ot gab. Futu Plan To qt married. JJ X II' p ...DONALD L. SCHIELE f Don '- l Hi-Y 1, 2: Assembly . . : Prom,Com ittt ctivity Begirese tab aro and St . 3 ' ss Mdna 3: Tr , 2. ' Cours . Acade ' , ft ' Chaiacteris' His tem ' Future Plans: To go t ock Haven Teachers C llege. Z' c -- 'Lg SN sl ,K I v ' K 2 -. - . at I . e L 2:5 ' C lg 7.39 'E . A s F A 3. 3 - 1' A V',- . as -, Q l 'aux A ' t- lf, I I U. MARY . SHA gli! ,Ji WILLIAM R. SI-IEAFFER !'RONALD M. lSI'lEARER BETTY E. SHERIFF yw' Willie Afton ', ' Betty Glee lubll, . 3: Ynbly Football 1. 2: Class Dues Col- Glee Club, 35' I-Ii-Y' I: Class Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 35 L lector 3. Party: Student Council 1: V l, 2. 3. Cours .1 clue o ic Course: Vocational Baxfker 2: Basketball 2, 33 Course: Commercial eris : r t ss. Characteristic: Tries to work Football 3: Baseball-1, Characteristic: Her quietness. Hut e Pl s: To a her hard. Z. 6: Prom Committee. ' Future Plans: To be a private wn hbtne. -l Future Plans: To play pro- Course:,,General ' secretary. football. Characteflstic: His way with WOHIGH. Future Plans: Baseball player. Senior Class Play causes us to bustle around. . ' 0 .- W5 fb DEW, .isp V Sieb 1. . 2, w ing 2: Trolls, 45 . 2. 3: So ce LX2, Q-1 fu' C rse: Gneral xi Chmqterrsticz Th sheikey 9 . 3 Future Plans: Make money. - A BE'l'TY IANE SMITH Betty Ma, 5 ee Club 1, 2. 3: Assembly 'Y 1, 2, 3 - Cou eneral racteristic: Her complex- ion. Future Plans: To be independ- ent. Q MILEY Glee C u . 2. 3: s 3 . 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: -,Vx ' Class Oflicer 2: dem ' AT Council 1: Prom Commit- tee: Class Party 1: Lore M, 1 Stall: Bowling.3. I .3 KK Q, 1 Course: Commercial ' - V Characteristic: Fast typist. A 'A X Q Future Plans: To be a secre- ' 'i - -- ' tary. 'N j '!' ' ,. -f ff V f . . .Lf Q 2 MARGARET L. SMITH Pager Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2. 3. Course: General Characteristic: Her smile. Future Plans: To go to Ari- zona. Q? V. 5 , , , , GJ TERRENCE Dues Juniors T l ' u I I ' A IANIET L. snM1-:LY ,Q .,. ' reflex J' Glee ciubti.-'z, 3: fri-Hi-Y 1. Q ,zf 3:, Assemgly l. 2. 3: I Maroon and teel7Il 2, 3: ' Boflling,3.r - ' Course: Commercial Characteristic: Talkativeness. Future Plans: To live a happy lite. 'Ma ' y Gle lub 1. 1 . dn lx 2. 3: IUJC mmif Class D Colle r 2:' ssembly . 2, 3' s Party. Cou . ommercial C a eri ion ' Her music ability! S! ' 4 - FutuM'Plans: To owhfha' own car. X f I '. X ' us Super Prom. PATRICIA ANN STITT Putt Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3. Course: Home Economics Characteristic: Her Camay complexion. Future Plans: To be a suc- cess in whatever she un- dertakes. . , N N VZ: .- ' 55' 5 ix x I 6 Fig 1 Scott F' W A ' ' I LARRY MARTIN P l.MY?bQ ANNA LOUISE STADE usp. . 5 . ,, V . s Due ack 2 e , Tr : e I X ' '4 cioursg Acad ' Char ti I1'Q 'Lili Futuref an : Go to Lock Have Stayte Teachers Col- legef ' ot gi 9 RICHARD LEE STEES Dick Band . ' O 1. . : e 1 3: de t ci 2, 3: ep s tive ore St : te ' e y . , 3' C s rty. C m Character' ebso- dent s nd wavy hair. Future Plans: To study more music. EDWARD A. STIMELY Arch Glee Club 3: Hi-Y 1. 2: As- sembly 3: Prom Committee: Activity Representative 1, 3. Course: General Characteristic: Chewing gum. Future Plans: To be success- ful in whatever he under- takes. Glee Club 1, 2.13: Assembly 1, 2. 3: 'Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Maroon and Steel 1. 2. 3: Prom Committee! Course: Academic Characteristic: Her musical ability. Future Plans: To go to Penn State. A.. Q, aka, 1' lift .glint . '. ft., .1 xc -f 1: I -Adi: f H f ' '-A L -'.. ' f :Ili 'tx-': 4 fri 5' -ig?-ij' ' . ' ' Ti ' ' ' 'f . 'fw- GEORGE STOIANOFF ROBER T A Big George N St n ' Assembly 3: An 7 Gl : A : Course: General - : a and Characteristic: Sen Rt - : Prom mitt e mor. fl Co : a ic Future P sz e- Ch r c r ' . Hi il' cha i en ih . 6 , r l iflnte .. . X s lx V .- dl 'A Fut e ns: T e a suc- ryl In N , cess in wha er he un- ! ' 2, f 0 l dertakes. . X Q, ' l'7lgJfv: ' E. BARBARA THOMPSON Barb Glee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2. 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y 1. 2, 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Her bookkeep- ing ability. Future Plans: To be a secre- tary. GLORIA 1.s'oNf. THpMPsoN Course: fAcadernic 3 sl Gharacteristiqz Loves , 'Iim C class. ,. ' Future Plans: Go to Shippens- burg. 'n rs v Pg ee dub 2.,.ar A Cappella My cyan L.. . 3:'Tri-H1-Y 1, 2: ,,f , Assembly Q. 2. '3: Claszi 'Partyf Class Song Comlhi N-'lgg- ' D ' ' I .. X. ,X NANCY H. STUMPFF Stumpy Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Prom Commit- tee. Course: Academic Characteristic: 'l'-hat Southern accent. Future Plans: College. lsvX v -' . I .algfj sl I 1 l , , . X A . ESTHER ELOISE THOMAN ' X Thomal7' A.'Oapgella Qhoir ' Gl -,Club , 2. 3: Aotivit ll resgnlatiqe 3: Assembly' 1. 2, : Mdroon 'Gnd AStqpl 1. 2. 3: fn-H:-in . Q- Course: 'Academic 1 1 'Charar:teristiq: That naturally ly hairll Fu e Plans: To be a R. N. Day at Rayona huge success. GEORGE M. TONER ...rurku Assembly l, 2: Craftsman Club l, 2: Football 1, 3: Wrestling 2. 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Big build. Future Plans: To be a suc- cessful electrician. F .V- I ALEXANDEHH fs. VINCENT. IR. ' Alex - Assembly 1, 2. 35 Prom Corn- I' he: Debating 2., 3: Stu- y nt Cbuhcil 2. 3: Maroon ,and 'Steel 1: Exchange Editor 2: Co-Editor 3: Art 1. 2.3. Q A Course: Academic Characteristic: His brains. Future Plans: College K, -. . y I lf if 31 g g X 5.6 4 . , .. A - 2 - -. 5 1 ' i fn 11. 'HJ .sf ' ff li Af-gf f . 'ffl-Qi 5' X 'I-1 I ' if , ., J , ,, x 1 . 57p.,, me - 3 7 QE, ':. 1i,,,,,,, ' I f ,. xx Sa t if X f' ff V ird 1., ' si. F' X A U , Xl o 7.1, . xV.k xg - . . , Y .. of . ., 'I C . H ' 0 , cf. DICK T. WAGNER , IEVELYN E.5WAGNER WILLIAM T. WAGNER DONALD D. WARFEL Dick f',N ' . 'Evey ' . Bill Don Football l, 2. 3: Basketball Band 2. 3:. Glee Club l, 2.1 Football 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3: So r mbly 3: 1: Wrestling 2, 3: Track Z. 3: Orchestra 'lg Class Party: Track 2. 3: Baseball 3: - 3: Com- 3: Prom Committee: Class Assjmbty 1, 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y Class Treasurer 2. 3: Prom it : er 2: roon Party: Assembly 1. 2. 3: l. 2: Maroon and Steel Committee: Banker l, 2: - - el JS Lore Staff: Class President l. 2, 3. ' . U ' Class Party. Cour : A d . l. -2. 3: Craftsman Club l, Courses Academic Course: Vocational Chara - 'str . o ability. 2: Student Council 3. Chaiacteristicu Those dorny Characteristic: That wavy Futu 1 ' ans: To e time Course: Vocational jokes. t hair. St rfbsr. Characteristic: His broad Futuro'Plans:l To settle down. Future Plans: To live happily shoulders. with Ioan. R y , Future Plans: To be a suc- ' C- lx cess. I I Senior class steps out in formal at Greene Gables. I t - H . xx hu ? tn I . is I I .1 J. X ' Q I ' 1 K IAMES E. WARNTZ n 4 jf I, sf! lim 'K A X ' ' il ' Prom Committee: Craftsman , ' l f X -J Club 1, 2. - JI 1 - . lr I I J! J VICTOR A.JWEAvza. IR, y Q Alliztsidm. We R tx ' 1 . - 'L arlen1e 'i Glee Cl b 6:XBanlle '21 Bas- ketbasfl. z, a ootball 2. 3: Baseballglf. . 3. ' Course: General .' 'i I Characteristic: 'lyydse and devilighl ook J N Future Plans: To tjclvel the Seven Seas with Liddiclr. Gle Club 1 3:94 ssemblyl . 3: un er 2: Activity eprosen ive l: . Maroon andlStegl 3? Tri-Hi-Y, l 2, 3: Tl' mmlttee: 'Lore Staili, pwling' 3. ' N Course: Commercial ' Characteristics' Her slow driv- ing. . Q Future Plans:,College. 'P' Ii! X , Course: Vocational Characteristic: Has a hot rod. Future Plans: To have a steady job. DONALD S. WEAVER Don Student Council 2: Glee Club 3: Prom Committee: As- sembly 3. Course: General Characteristic: His way with WOHIED. Future Plans: To be a suc- CESS. . ...r Q., 7,3 32. 'GI v ROBERT L. WERT Bob Prom Committee. Course: Vocational Characteristic: That naturally curly hair. Future Plans: To become an i f .2 Q f 'I 1 A f' 11 1 AUDREY I. WUFANT ' Audrey I, ' A ' Glee Cfub 1, 2.l3! Band 1. 2, 3: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Banker 3: Assembly 1,,2, 3. Course: Commerciplw 1 Characteristicvlbler' way with ' ,,lL' ' ,uf Jf 1. ' LEE UNITE Donna ' V , Glee ciqb 1.. 2, a:As4'6mb1y 1, Z. 3: Pupil: Stu- dent Council 37 Activity Representative' 1. 2: Tri- Hi-Y l. 2, 3. Course: General Characteristic: Her slim waist line. Future Plans: To be a nurse. W L. IMI' W IW! 'Caps and gowns lead undertaker. Q baton, Future Plans: To go to Ship- pensburg. 4 A Wx' kip! u , W' 1. V4,-ffl J .N Ml , Q x V rl ' C X PM M l t A ' ' A FRED s. WIAN ' 49' I Fred J?'t':' . Qt JL 'LT-1 Banker 1: Basketball 1. 3: Lore Staff: Soccer 3: Glee Club 3: Assembly 1. 3: Track 2, 3: Band 3. Course: Academic Characteristic: Shyness. Future Plans: To go to Iuni- ata College. RAYMOND C. WISE IiCJ9S Course: General Characteristic: His hair. Future Plans: Businessman. SHIRLEY LOUISE WOOMER Shirl Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3: Class Party: Prom Committee. Course: Home Economics Characteristic: Curly hair and freckles. Future Plans: To go to Texas. if - . ag r., ' ae l 1. ,4- G v IOHN E. WHITE lack Banking l. 2. 3: Lore Stall: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2. 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: His way with girls. Future Plans: To get along with Barb for a long time us down the aisle. IEAII E. wa ' HU H GleC . . ly C al t er cute smile. F s: To be a suc- c s. , W s, Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Assembly LOIS L. WRAY Lois Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Assembly 1, 2. 3: Prom Committee: Banker 2, 3: Lore Stall. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Sweet person- ality. Future Plans: To be a private secretary. fa.,-ig, 'sf Luv- EUGENE A. YEATER Yeater Assembly 3. Course: Vocational Characteristic: Happy - go - lucky flyer. Future Plans: To work at the Krout Airport. Seniors look to future horizons. ROBERT E. HAINES QQ Rf X PATRICIA MAE YETTER Pat l, 2, 3. Course: Commercial Characteristic: Always laugh- ing. Future Plans: To go to the state of Washington. ISAA ZIMMEBMAN nf, , .7kejHE,,Z..,f Fobtbg 1, 2,'3: aseball 3: lass Paryrf Basketball 2f j 'V Course: General .a,f:3E?s1iw W5 to , . a . 'Funlie Plans? To, join the Nav Zkvvv' . Y , , X1 ,Mi ,pw fV'f3 KY-V ftylfvv' ' lflvfih WILLIAM D. sroman is I , V, X WILLIAM YOUNG Peanut Assembly 1, 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee: Banker 1. 3: Lore Staii: Basketball Manager 1, 2. 3: Soccer Manager 3: Baseball Manager 1. Course: Academic Characteristic: His size. Future Plans: College. .X r kg ,, 1 so B lg 4.5. e, ,W ' , t, 'Q QQ-up . , . - . f f f ,, 3,15 .-iii-'5ef., . - QQ? -51-Figf. -yr i: .-f , .- 55 f'f.'.:,.7-'55 'IJF ,':I 11-If 'ff'?-JT -'xg Q he - l x ' ,'?'l5'1Jrff1Li Fl, -1. 1 12'-1 ciliw- 1 '- - ' 5 zz- T-1!'.v-Lf-Z-:. 1:. .G2q.f:!.. -S3-fbi-,'4 TENDELQ .N -1:-5--A - The Critics Brocrdening the mind?? Wl'1ClllSll?,J THE DAY OF A SENIOR .I ,-, 5C1ntG'S little helpers Strengthening starving stomachs!! Gifts ol knowledge F001 UP Results ot hard work Hmmr- cit Inst 11 I - ,, E MMU? NWQSL ,ff ft fm if K 5 iggxmmf fr., Ov! X X5 W wiv ian Wfw ig MW! QQ if X ,233 AW9' WM S2k97g,1! 9 f'i1,gTe. LE ff fmf X 2 ww E A-Zjii, MM EQ? W T W fr'f 'f3 Wfffflff 'sq QQL? jfiiJ.2pfi S X xg bqlgzwwlfw nigga 3 QQ-gm Q- 55'ao, fji gig, A , Auf J eq . ii Q1 'rwa S www? QNX WJ is f41'ytr 8iQJMM,,N 7751j sffuy Q Bk mfs 7757 -Yr-o42bNjY Sk 524 jMf,,,fmX3gJ Q! Q QQ! X! mgiffai Zfkxlm WE Q J, X, Q faq 3 Qwififixf fsigiifz E 9' ' w Q 3: QS JJM7 as ,wr . 'QW 'fiyj w'fjV dj big? .p afsahn W, pg! 3w,M A E 5? 'P Wffpff-14M,:,,, E7 SV 4 4,.J 1ri A fwxffg M122 Q3-WM is WX N r 1 X Wi ffW7'fz 3 ia kb . f ffffw4fi3 2-4 9 JUNIORS - 1951 Ina 1 N n A B-2 Top row, lelt to right: Bickel, Gene Michael, Beinhardt, Chester, Marker. Elmer, Murphy, Rehrer, Yocum. Sec- ond row: Klawitter, Sims, Houser, Laughlin, Hornberqer, Price, Beers. Bottom row: Shirey, Wilkins, Hanna. Goodwin, Huftnaqle, Barqer, Miss Lack. , l U my l A 1 B-l Top row, lett to right: Don Goddard, Rheam. Iohnson. Knepp, O'Dell, Limes, Houser, Kready, Bossert, Wertz. Sec- ond row: Orr, R, Miller, Wray, Ruup Hughes, Gilbert, Hartsock. Matter, Mr Smith. Bottom row: Horninq, Lequea Warnick. Stump, Showalter, M. Miller Allen, Hook. .L B-3 Top row, lett to right: F. Romiq, Miller, Davis, Knepp. Elliot, Shearer, Stull. Third row: Shehan, Stump, Peters. Mclilhaney, DeLuca, Kaullman, Slee. Second row: Young, Smith. Fisher. Stevenson, Brannon, Holsopple, Gin- qerich, Seifert. Cornelius. Spangler, Frymire, McCalips, Mr. Houser. Bot- tom row: Riley, Dunkelberqer, Wilson. Smiley, Treaster, B. Romiq, Huey. Orner, llodkey. Canoe. B-4 Top row, left to right: Hendricks, Dale Goddard, Glen Michael, Weyman, Bailey. Laughlin. Maham, Wismer. Paqana, Dumpman, Toner, Snyder, Bernheisel. Second row: Renninger. McCrory, Wheeler. Teenie, Bott, Len- nartz. R. Wagner, Brannon. McClain, M. Wagner, Elder. Zook, Close, Ritter, Mrs. Shealler. Bottom row: Miller. Shumaker. Kepner, Eisenhower. Ocker, Stees. Boreman, Gers, Lynn. Coleman. Richey, Wertz. JUNICJRS - 1951 VOCATIONAL l1TH Top row, left to right: DeArmenl Crandall, Gross, Cowder, Lash. Glenn Brannon, Kratzer, Sellers, Morgan Kittinq. Fourth row: Shawver, Leister Rodkey, Harshbarqer, L. Spiqelmyer Troutman. Naylor. Clark, Messerman Cisney, Peters. Third row: Hunt, Ar nold, Yetter, G. Spiqelmyer, Mierly Cowan, Close, Second row: Fetters Shealler, Williams. Spearinq. Rehrer Curry, Fultz, Cherry. Bottom row: Pen ninqton. Hirakis. Bollinqer. Martz, Swisher, McMaster. as Ca t AN B-5 Top row, let! to riqhl: Birmingham, Schwab. Stevens, Bannon, Geedy, Noerr, Schwinger. Hile, Garrison. Clarke. Herbster. Second row: Saxton. Enqlehart. Metz, Moore. Wray, Druck- enmiller, Horton, Wright. Aurand. Naugle, Dickert. Miss Park. Bottom row: Adams. Shimp, Walker, Singley, Pauly, Goss. Wills. Koplovitz. 81 1 Ili r k J! N Fx! , ' LQ ' txt' C-l V - - Top ow Iett to right: Colyer, Thomp- W, son: ' e, Long, Roselle, Crossman, QLt Str y, ian, Lash, Aurand. Second ,7 r : ' s Cressman, Colley, Hamler, gli! nse ertz, Bosler, Hullnagle. Wor y, arns, Ritter, Slack, Diven, JJ , Kielerle, Swineford, Curry. ttom row: Lingle, Leister, Yetter, Iones, Pennebaker, Powell, Winslow P. Wagner, Iames, B. Wagner, Lohr, Lash, McCormick. iid if . ,. Y . R i X ' 'Tfwll X ll N , 1 , V: . -5 lp' C2 . - t . f K-. Top row, left to right: Young, McCrory, XQuster, DeVerter, Shay. Hartley, Mr. Engle. Second row: Vaughn, Logan, McMullen, Ayres, McClellan, Deamer, Heller, Wagner, Long, Prettyleal. Bot- tom row: Van Scyoc, Bock, Price, Paules, English, Brown, Stuck. Ward. I '.. - , A lg ' ' ' ,A 1 0 I- 4 I i I. f ., ces , Tbp row, Iett to right: Dunn, Bolger, Davies, Sheperd, Morgan, Lepley, Sfhiele. Third row: Wright, Forsythe, Hirakis, Ryan, Duncan, Burlew, Nichols, li. Bortell. Second row: Folk, K. Bortell. Wilson, McClellan, Cleck, Morgan, Par- sons, Gers, Peters, Steinberger, Iones 1,1 1 Miss Snyder, Bottom row: Bradtordl y Yocum, Bray, Wise, Hegner, Cavs anaugh, Henry, McCalips, Hoffman, il . r AU - -lf' if X 'liz Jljj lftal lf Y .AAI bxl V 4 yl JJ5? Q .3 c-4 5' Top row. le!! to right: Ellis. Dalby, Ort. I, Yocum, McElhany, Knudson, Blose. Bailey, Finkenbeiner, Murray, Berry- man, Knox. Third row: Brown, Hull, Stetler, Colley, Beckwith, Passmore, Opdenhotl, Schwab, Logan. Second row: Snyder, Turner, Tower, M. Yo- cum, Johnson, C. Fisher, I, Fisher, Hose, Kitting, Elder, Herrington, Mr. Sicchi- tano. Bottom row: Cooney, Angney. Hess, Speece, Shatter, Reed, Varner, Rittenhouse. K ' 1 X I . I X. M I .1 pasll' 'ii ' 'SOPiHC5lViCIiES1- i952 ...J , 41 ' . A- I.. A f , I 5 f Y C-5 Top row, left to right: Temple, Sherman. Hartley, Bubb, Fry, Plessinger, Kline. Shaw, Cohen, W. Bowman. Second row: Folk, I. Bowman, Geedy, Messerman, Runkle, Fisher, Miss Franfenberry. Bottom row: Kahler, Kennedy. Orner, Beers, Dippery, Vincent, Shawyer, Ruby, Rossman. , . , , . . , - x P+ - ' . - N I 5 i D sb I I ' U 3 ' 1 Q I 'ti I, - J . r P l , f x s S ' v ' 1 X - : I yn . .fi 4 V A L! L4 1 4 .9 . ' ' ' r' , 4 I I , .J L ' n C-6 ' - Top row, left to right: Dalton, Davidson. Chiicote, Griffith, Reik, Krepps, Loht, Kochenderfer, Picketts, Smith, Second row: Herbster, Kauffman, Bulick, Cuff, Stroup, Heckendorn, McCardle, Foltz, Webster, Kittinq, Romiq, Varner, Mr. Fagan. Bottom row: Yearick, Keemer, Geedy, Shiller, Wagner, Nicholson, Thompson, Walters, Snook. Reeder, t i '.' Q 1' by ' I . , . 9' - A ,f . Frazee. 1 lj, I I -. 1 ' l f,f-f.'gzf we-1.1.1. . uw? 1. ' T, f ',. .,,. l.1'fv'J ' I. ' . A ,M nl'.f - , ,V - '1 ,f ,-' L ' '., V Aff wi, . . ,4 Q.. - z. ' If ' s ,.', A f lbw , i Uh CD I-1 ' .I I. ,:- I' I I. r av. V V .1 .iw Z ji I. in I V j 1 Gigi-ee' ,, f 1 A J . 1 ' VOCATIONAL ion-1 Top row, left to right: Wilkinson, Flood, Hartman, Wert, Stringfellow, G. Snook. P. Yetter, Ripka, Shehan, C. Snook. Fourth row: McKinley, Kimberly, Dean. Frohm, Miller, Beatty, Sheaffer. Third row: Murphy, Espigh, Mowery, Walters. Bubb, Bender, Toner, Ernest. Warner. Krot. Second row: Wheeler, Stroup, Piper, Sutton, Carothers, Kauffman. Iones. Bottom row: Price, Pennington, l sB1essin3.' Laub, S. Yetter, Warntl. Wagner. ' - 4 4 It . , ,fu-' - J 11 ,vi 'N A n A 9-l Top row, left to right: Lonq, Smith, Knepp, K. Havice. Third row: I. Havice, Hoffman, Maclcneer. Bell. Moore, Pry, Sec- ond row: Miss Wray, Lynch, Hays, McCaffrey, Warner. Varner, Snyder, W. Wray. Botlom row: Gusky, Wheeler, Cummings. Knepp. Steele, Powers, Romiq, D. Wray. g! CJ f 9-4 Top row, left to right: Ream, Krot, Guinivan. Fourth row: Kohler, C. Yocum, Metz, Davis, Bay, Sipe, Third raw: Cooney, Dellett, Shirey, Keister, Hetrick, Gibbons, Aurand. Second row: C. Yocum, Schucht, McCormick, Riley, Hoffman Downinq Horn Mr Hartman Bottom row' Sn der S earin 1 - ' ' - Y - P 9' Lynch, Miller, Briar. Cuff, Moore, Wray. W s 9-2 Top row, left to right: Ff, Moyle, McCalips, I. Laughlin. Wilson, Vcinada, Fourth row: Smith, Kearns, Kauffman. DeArment, L, Laughlin. Third row: Somers, Crownover, D. Miller, Bishop, P. Moyle, Forsythe. Second row: Edminston, McClellan. Henry, Fultz, H. Miller. Weyant, Boonie, Kuhns Cosqrove. Mr. Dickert, Bottom row: Watts, Heed, Liddick, Woomer. Fraine, Lash, Kochenderfer, Goss, NINTH GRADE 9-3 Top row, left to right: Bookwalter, Leister, Willis, VanHorne, Stumpf, Beaver, Third raw: D. Long, Loqan, Pierce, Freed, W, Long, Tote, White, Ellinqer. Second row: I. Wray, Brat- ton, R. Wray, Griffith, Watt, Goss, Grassmyer, Knepp, Mr. McMillen. Bottom row: Lewis, Price, Wise, Marks. Mucknair. Burd, McClellan, Henry. 9-5 Top row, lett to right: Yetter, Colabine, Shumaker, Wismer, Brumbauqh, Yocum, Steinberqer, Arseniu, Knepp. Third row: Kochenderfer, Fleisher, Lynch, Watt, Dillmun, Hackenberry. Smith. Second row: C. McLaughlin, Fulton, King, Shay, Logan, Snook, Houser, Neason, Kemberlinq, Mrs. Rosen- stenqel. Bottom row: Seifert, Brown, Hook, Searer, S. Mc- Loughlin, Thompson, Miller, Montgomery. 9-6 Top row, left to right: Henry. Bawn, Reigle, Vaughn. Fourth row: Clark, Deamer. Slemons. Buble. Hoffman, Shotzberger. Third row: Frazee, Trout, Young, Gilbert, Hutchinson, Freed, Schroyer. Warner. Second row: Davis, Lynn, Teenie, P. Silks, Trayer, Earnest, Brugqer, Mr. Rosenstenqel. Bot- tom row: Rupp, Pennington, Allen, McKnight. Stroup, Shatter, Miller, Feather. 9-7 Top row, left to right: lrwin, Heller, Fulton. Aurand, Iohnson, Banker, Thompson. Fourth row: Saylor, T. Marrone, I. Marrone, Desiderati. Cun- ningham, lrvin, O'Hara. Third row: Loudenslager, Ross, Shoemaker, Hower, I. White, I. A. White, Metz, Meyer. Second row: Rocco, Riddle, Klinqer, Steltzer, Smyers, Patton. McCardle, Mrs. Wagner. Bottom row: Stafford, DeArment, Schultz, Shearer, Benier, Campbell, Meloni, Heane. 98 Top row, left to right: lacobs, Shealfer, Powell, F. Herbert, McCoy, Horton. Fourth row: McKinnon, Mertz, Miller, O'Meara. Harbst, D. Herbert. Third row: Cassidy, Knepp, Hendricks, Edwards, McKee. I. Kline, H. Dippery, Wheeler. Second row: Iohns, Wilkinson, Shull, Kreidler, Stitt, Conrad, Webb, Hull, Miss Price. Bottom row: E. Kline, I. Dippery, Krentzman, Schwinqer, Weber, O'Dell, Lerch, Gut' shall. 9-9 Top row. lett to riqht: Bowersox, Smithers, Chilcote, R. Goss, Yocum, Barbour. Fourth row: Finkbeiner. White, Carpenter, Rothermel, 'Yelagotesf Hain. Schreiber, Third row: Goodman, Herbster, McCord, Horn, Price, Moore. Second row: Fredericks, Davis. Bradley, Uhl, Pennebaker, B. Goss, Shore, Wheeler, Mr. Smith. Bottom row: Henderson, Davidheiser, Dailey, Satzler Havice, Baumqard- ner, Mclilhany, Ulsh. 8-I Top row, lett to right: Weymon, Naylor. Collins. Flood. Goss, Ream. Third row: Reigle. Deloe. Killinger. Wilson, Carolus, Alexander, Carstetter. Second row: Hawn, Lewis. Martz, Fegley, Yocum. Conrad. Weaver. Grose, Mr. Bergman. Bottom row: Munson, Gingrich, Stine, Rupp, Brannon, N. Goss. Hill. Bramn. Reeder. 8-2 Top row, lelt to right: Trcxler, Beckwith, Walters, Kitting, Smith, Goss. Hollingsworth. Third row Stewart, Adams, McKee, Yetter, Miller. Norton. Baker, Nolan. Second row: McKeever, Gratmyer. Colvin, Dupert. I. Snyder, Rhodes. Spigelmyer. Bottom row: Loudenslager, Stine, Wilkins, B. Snyder, Iamieson, Eberts, Deamer. Pennebaker. McConathy. 8-3 Top row, left to right: Rowe, Kephart, Hunter. H Gilchrist. Mowry. Hogue. Knepper, McMullen Third row: Hess. Heron, Soccio, Walter, Skipper Cupp. Second row: Hopple. Hothermel, Mohler Bennett, Cramer, Miller, Treaster, Mitchell. Bot- tom row: Clark. Opdenholl, Reigle, Gilchrist. Kling. Walters, Vanada. Lepley. 8-4 Top row. left to right: Hoffman, Specht, Norris Elliot. Elder, McCalips. Geedy, Zeiders, Ament Third row: Fry, Baker, Greer, Parsons, Snyder, Singer, Hogue, Calliman, Gutshall. Second row: Fulton, Hess, Walters, Hovice, Gayton. Dippery Mellinger, Beinhardt. Miss Burkins. Bottom row: Wray, Browr, Franklin, Fleming, Henry, Cava naugh, Zinn. .9 4 Top row, left to rrqht D Fisher Fromm Diven Fourth row: Claar, Quinn, Force, Iordan, Ritter. Heckert, Plessinger, Third row: Crouse, McMaster. Dorman, Harshbarqer, Hill, Clelan, Brouse, Marsh. Mr. Houser. Second row: Close. Traxler, Marker, Beaver, Lauver, Woomer, Williams. Iohnson, Har- mon. Bottom row: Knepp, Kingston, Wertz, M. Fisher, Dodson, Stade, Fleisher, Ruhl, Kearns, Brown. EIGHTH GRADE 8-7 Twp row, let! to right: Hawk, Bossert, Long, Koch- onderler, Hartman, Bannon. Stoianoti. Fourth row: Montqomery, Zimmerman, Fleck, High, Grassmyer, Zook, Pry. Third row: Garrison, Pierce, Stoicheif, Haywood, Creamer, Campbell, Mayes. Second row: Rupp, Hickman, Irvin, Blessing, Treaster, Middlesworth, Stafford, Swisher, Bottom row: De- Long, Comer, Vincent, Frank, Ruble, Reese, Harris. '59 1 Top row Iett to rrqht Yocum W Barqer Lyle OShell Rarick Fourth row Glick Lauver Mc Connell F Ross Suloti Kresen Groninger I Barger Third row Shore Leopold Ocker Shirey Salvatore Grassmyer Noerr Second row Mrs Novak Shehan Ioan McKee Bodley Dimeo Estep P Smith Cox Howell Varner Bottom row Showalter Bentsel Ioyce McKee Weaver G Smith Soccio M Ross Stees G 88 AND 7-7 Top row, lelt to right: Aurand, Alexander, Os- borne. Rodenizer, Kling, Lukens, Beatty. Second row: Kochenderier, DeArment, Long, Ayers, Kins- loe. Shehan. Bottom row: Nichols, Wise, Petter. Beaver, Wert, Carter, McCardle, Harpster. Y X-51 , aj. s. hrs- In sv' G ,tv SEVENTH 7-l Top row, left to riqhl: Miller, Mumper, Spangler, Swope. Fourth row: Uqhetto, Winn, Middlesworth. Stricker, Ganoe. Boonie, Harpster. Third row: Spiqel- myer, Holt, Williams, Mauery, Wynn, Nichols, Notestine, Heinbach. Second row: Norris, McMillen, Kelley, Hunter. Kise, Iohnson. B. Bubb. Bottom row: Colley, Zampelli, Roselle. Goss. Deamer. McLaughlin, Nichols, Baker, I. Bubb. 7-2 Top row, left to right: Henry, Dippery, Beckwith, Burd, McConothy, Rupp, R. Smith, Baer, Dobbs. Third row: Knepp, Greene, Wheeler, L, Smith, Silks, Bush, R, Wertz, Aumiller. Second row: Hay- houser, Patton, Hall, Aikey, Hartley. Mierley, Wagner, Miller. Bottom row: Rupert. I. Wertz, Elliott, Bennett, Iohn' son, Brownwell, Blessing. 7Y3 Top row, left to riqhlr Renninqer, Tulley, Swisher, Hartman, Heller, Fourth row: Goldstein, Taylor, Fleisher, Barnett. Platzer, Bowersox, Bair, Sitkin. Third row: Stralo, Knepp, Wilkins, Berkheimer, Carolus, Nluckel, Hook. Second row: Bossinger, Bock. Phillips, Sellers, Wag- ner, Rhodes, lames, Heath. Bottom row: Houser, Kinser, Whitelaw, Williams, Harris, Walters, Cavanauqh, Hall, Kline. GRADE r f 1 r 7-4 - Top row, left to right: Zampelli, Smithers, Lembo, Myers, Price, Yearick. Fourth row: Kuhn, Chilcote, Hommell, Kulp, Rodkey, Manino, Stoner. Third row: Romiq, Rhodes, Davis, Snyder, Snook, Boyer, McElwain. Second row: Coleman, Lutman, Croyle, Iohns, Weaver, Smith, Stimely, Aumiller, Gross, Talbot. Bot- tom row: Ruby, Pennebaker, Beckwith, Harper, Sausman, Lemmert, Plessinqer, Keemer, Naugle. 7-5 Top row, left to right: Bowman. God dard, Orner, McNeal, Sheaffer, Snyder Fourth row: Shore, Schucht. Miller Varner, Grose. Kornman. Third row. Bookwalter, Wismer, Rishel, Kratzer Owens, Marrone, Barton, Baker. Sec ond row: Rodgers, Hoffman, Burlew, Iohnson, Kepler. Kaley, lones, Baldwin Krot. Bottom row: Manninq, Shull, Tubbs Rocco, Wertz, Shontz. Wolfe, Lehman 7-6 Top row, left to right: Howe, l. Shimp Wineqardner. Fourth row: Hawk, Au rand, Boyer, lrvin, Loudenslaqer, Iohn son, McMaster. Third row: Clark, Diehl Bobb, McLaughlin, S. Shimp, Miller Snook, Carter, Lembo. Second row. Prettyleaf, Geary, Cooney, Whiteman Sprenkle, Hile, McClain, Laub, Eby Warner. Bottom row: Phenicie, Sitkin Metzqer, Yocum, Mauery, Iones, Plank Ellis, Nelli. Q 01,004 One of the five curricula in LHS is the academic, which has for its major pur- pose the preparation for entrance to college. Since college requirements differ, pupils select and follow in high school a course of study that will enable them to enter the college of their choice. Seniors are performing experiments in Mr. Howe's chemistry class. ACADEMIC Mr. Sicchitano's social studies class de- rives beneiits from visual aids. Here are shown pupils learning to sketch and to paint in Mr. McKinney's art class. Art may be elected as a credit subject. K-. TG THE FUTURE The commercial curriculum provides a practical education lor those who desire to be employed as a secretary or bookkeeper in business and profes- sional ollicesg as a retail sales person, or as a clerk: and in some cases, en- trance to collegiate commercial schools. Commercials seem to be very busy in Mr. Houser's class. Penmanship is necessary for bookkeepers. I l 'L 'tx The ollicc practice class gains practical experience in the use ot modern business machines and business forms under Mr. Fauth's supervision. In Miss Lack's class the pupils acquire the iunda mentals ol typewritinq. COMMERCIAL A0 X7 :X .ge--.44 s 4 l Here girls are solving problems in a general mathematics class.- HOMEMAKING The homemaking or vocational home economics curriculum is intended to give practical training in home arts and certain employment iields. Some of the subjects may be elected by pupils pursuing the academic and general curricula. GENERAL It is the purpose of the general course to provide cr group of subjects for the pupil who has no determined or par- ticular choice and who is quite unde- cided. There is a choice of subjects in this curriculum that will meet the needs of most adults, providing they are not engaged in any special field. A 'UM Pfan 1 tl hr. . E! . ft fi e'4l In Miss Mitchell's class the girls are preparing lunch. They can promise well-planned and well- balanced meals. One sees the girls studying patterns and sewing in Mrs. Shaetier's class. ., af K T' OUR CAREERS In the Machine shop, pupils learn to operate many machines they will use in industry. In the Drafting shop, they are trained in the making ol blue prints and patterns ln the Building Trades shop. boys are working with the bandsaw, which is one at many machines used. In the Auto Mechanics shop, boys learn to detect and correct mechanical defects in automobiles. si VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL The vocational-industrial curriculum is de- signed ior boys interested in trade and indus- trial pursuits. There are five trade shops. In the Electrical Construction shop. the boys are working on the equipment. Av 154, -.I -N .. 4,,f ,J kk-Us-A ' K 3,4 Nl. F W 'sf A r W. P ' ,x ,s 'B -, y 7 - . . . .SQ Vs!-, i W. .' .Agn-'.x 'fx4,,,l Q.',,1'Qqfa-j5,gf,'g1g 34 Q , y M .Q .-L if 4 THE LORE MARIAN ANN SHAFFER Editor MARLENE WEBBER Assistant Editor RICHARD REEDER Business Manager ze' STAFF TERRY LEE SNIDER Assistant Business Manager 1' 4 b It -sl 'QQ ,I w-6 STAFF PICTURES MR. FAUTH hs, MISS LACK MISS PARK 1 QM? A qu fl. X p. vary fi Hill Qc ge Gb xiii! X xt . tx' .LX Y In S. K z Q- wx-- iS .'m E350 an QQ, GRN ' ' X - T' , il QQ -Q . 4 Q: 'F' Xi' Ky ' f B, Graham 1, Gufshqll D. Herbs! D. H 5 I A .N 9 5 , A r 3 c ' ?.15y4'a':i Q 'Qu - su , Q' ff 0- 5 C: ic' 'QJ Ysac. :. 'Q- 'Y' S Wlar - A X' 'SSX ,.,. V I 3 'V 5 I DONNA HAVICE Girl President PAUL PACINI Boy President ll ssl, .W f ei? ,M 4 I -'ff .f - ,Q-. Lf' ' -4' if , J if i??'tt Y . . ' 1 ' H' lf. . It V t ,Mr .- K ,Q 4. Vi, fs . ry., ,f M. BETTY KUMBERA Girl Representative lACK HECKERT Boy Representative STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a very important organization of LHS. The group, advised by Miss McCauley, Mr. Riden, and Mr. Hager, meets every other Wednesday, For the school year, the following officers were elected: Donna Havice, Girl President: Paul Pacini. Boy President: Betty Kumbera, Girl Representative, and lack Heckert, Boy Representative. Four members from LHS attended the Coates- SENIOR DEPARTMENT Top row, left to right: Wertz, Heckert, Snider, Alex. Vincent. Hehrer. Roselle, Wagner, Spearing, Rodkey. Elmer. Fourth row: Mr. Hager, Spigelmyer, Smith. Plessinger, Michael. Ellis, Goss. Third row: Mr. Riden, Hile, Al. Vincent, Snook. Hartsock, Dtckert, Slee. Logan, Sims, R. Stumpff. Nichols. ville Convention this year. Each member visited panel discussions where school prob- lems were discussed. Among the different activities the Council sponsors banking, plans student dances, and operates the concession stand at the football games. Recently, the group added the Hall Patrol, which the Seniors hope will be a great success. STUDENT COUNCIL Second row: Slack, Lawler, Peterson, White, Boynton. Bar- bour, Coffey, Beers, Vaughn. I. Stump. Miss McCauley. Bottom row: Hayes, Iacobs, Pacini. Havice, Kumbera, Stees, Renninger, Heqner. Q 0 if ' 4 'f 00 'W .hhF4,- 'S Here are two students, Barbara Lawler and Don- ald Schiole, getting information from Paul Pacini of the Hall Patrol. Left to right: Heckert, Mr. Biden. Havice. Hile Slee, leaving for the Coatesville Convention. ,nf Y 1 THEY HAVE GIVEN MU IUNIOR DEPARTMENT Top row, lei! to nqhl: Mr. Borqinan, Haywood, Banker, Killinqcr, Hallman, Hnblr-, Sermid row: Kreidler, Dippery. Klinqer, Fieishor, lrwin, C. Weitz, Miss Miller. Botlom row: CH OF THEMSELVES STUDENT COUNCIL Shull, DeArment, Hoclqers, Phc-nicie, Maumy, Dimoo Foss, D. Wertz, Iones. la- .Ab as .aa 45 cp 6 x '. Y Q0 v gf. :DO XR .4 ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES nl SENIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, Ielt to right: Allen, Plessinger, Bash. Fleming Grlbert lVIcCIcrm Koplovrtz Wrlson Foltz Bottom row Clarke, Griffith, Cohen, Sherman, Reeder. Second row Iones Memes Iucobs Wertz Schrele Folk Hose Shlller Cherry, Thompson, Stimely, Chester, Berrier, Thomcm Romrq WE EQUIP OURSELVES FOR THE IUNIOR DEPARTMENT Top raw. Ie-I1 to rrqht: Holler, Frohm, Heckert, Iordcxn Third row: Crrssrdy, T. Nlcrrrone, Shore, L. Crcrssmyer Hendricks, I. Nlurrone, Yecrrick, Burton, Schucht, Shotz berqor. Sc-Cond row: Nlrs. Kc1up,Sinqer,Ocker Burd, Iohns ,sat .J TI' 4... .V .r 3 'tr A. SENIOR DEPARTMENT BANKERS Top row, lei! to right: Temple, DeArment. Blose, Kochen- derler. Beinhurdt, McCrory, Krepps. Third row: Boring. Berrier, Naylor, Lepley, Knepp, Stevens, Hendricks. Cox. Auicmd. Second row: Cleck, Kearns, Dippery, Kauffman. ACES WE MUST TAKE IN THE WORLD Top row, le!! to right: Vcmlflorne, Reiqle, Hcxrtmcxn. Sloicxnoll, Yelaqotes, Brouse, l-lower, Trout. Fourth row: Frnzoo, Mclnuqhlin, Mr. l-louscr, Third row: Corler, L Mr. Borqmcin, Cross, Powell, Bos:-zert, Plessinqer, Fleisher, Shouller, Owens, Suloli, Kelly, Bubb, P. Shecxlier, Second ' I FN' Q -Ly MAROON AND STEEL gg., L A! i A :Q .. ' :VV X CAROL BARBOUR Co-Editor ALEXANDER VINCENT Co-Editor ,D ,L 49 N Q al' J -1' - T 31' y XA' ll af ff- MAROON AND STEEL Top row. left to right: Thoman, Lehman, Snider, Warfel, Hile, Garrison, Bash. Third row: Heckendorn, Schiele, Hoffman, Shilier, Stellmack, Maines, McMullen, E. Wagner. Wertz, Bosler. Second row: Steinberger, Cleck, Mauery, Kauffman, Wismer, Ward. Quigley, Hawke, Stade. Rose, Elder, Alice Vincent, Stees, Swineford, M. Wagner, Metz, Slee, Zook, Lennartz. Bottom row: Phenicie, Graham, DeLuca, Schiele, Barbour, Alex. Vincent, Cox, McClain, Rupp. OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS ADVKSORS AND EDITORS Left to right: Miss Helfrecht, Advisor: Peggy McClain, Feature Editor, Barbara Graham, Exchange Editor: Mr. Sheaffer, Advisor: Mr. Hetrick, Advisor: Nevin Rupp, Photographer: lay Cox, Sports Editor: Miss Wray, Advisor. GLEE CLUBS 'I v A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top row, left to right: Lepley, Briggs, Huffnagle, Edmiston. Moines, Naugle, Zook, Wagner, Wismer, Elder, Reeder. McClain, Slee, Thomcm, Kauffman, Boynton, Close, Hawke, Omer. Bottom row: Eisenhower, Stees, Havice. Miss Wentz, Knepp, Harbst. Second row: Renninger, Keiser, Thompson, DeLuca, Ryan, Miller. 3 oi M. A R E M A N Y Miss MILDRED WENTZ M L SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: Loudenslager. Clinqer, I. Wray, Shaffer, Irrgang, Palm, Keiser Lepley, Havice. Sixth row: Powers, Druckenmiller. Hughes, Nichols, Woomer. Wagner Thompson, Hayes. Holbert, Mowery, Baxter. Fifth row: Hill, Hunt, Quigley, Campbell Gilbertson, Schrock, Diehl, Graham, White, S. Goss. Boynton, Rodkey. Fourth row Horn, Knepp, Webber, McLaughlin, Thoman, Weyant, Iacobs, Mellinger. Arnold Davidheiser. Heath, Moines. Third row: Miss Wentz. Bargo, Sheaffer, McMullen Kearns, Long, Stade, Hawke, Peterson, Hower, Bulick, Burkett, Kumbera, Dailey Harbst. Schroyer. Second row: Snyder, Iones, Smiley, Thompson, George, Kemberling Lawler, Appleby. Smith, P. Goss, Dillman, Loht. Bottom row: Stitt. L. Wray, Gutshall Campbell, Settle, Sheriff, Stimely, Beers ' Q. te -al' i 'I .15 . - 'O .5 at 'S Lett to right: Brown, Stees, Shehan, Hercules. Stetler. it lik 'Mfg I ,wx it-Q nc ll-ci 90 os, 14 f AA, ' O' 1' I . X ' z' BOYS' cuss CLUB Top row, left lo riqht: Mdrker, Reeder, Knox, Knepp, Blose, Snider, Warfel, Price, Dalby, Heckert, Clelan, Weyman Roselle Third row' Quinn Beinhardt Hu hes. , . . . , , g Stimely, Elmer, Schiele, Howard Kauffman, Harold Kautf man, Romiq, Laughlin, Fisher, Shearer. Second row: Nichols, Boring, D. Weaver, Berrier, Strange, Thompson, Riley, Wertz, Shehan, Murphy, Wian, Buckley, Ganoe, Mr. Smith. Bottom row: V, Weaver, Cohen, Cox, Middles- worth, Stees, Liddick, Crossman, Limes. GLEE CLUBS 'F Q atm 1 'Y 5, f X. W GERMAN BAND lx 5: x .f ' K ,. I QUARTET Lett to right: Knox, Price, Carpenter, Snider. I 5, I i 'WXZTUQR' IUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: Ioan Goss, Leister Orner, Orr, Hanna, Lequea, Horning Hook, Allen. Fourth row.' Druckenmiller Edmiston, Koonsman, Fry, R Miller Horton, Walker, Shimp. Third row! 0 . of , ,- SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, let! to right: Shawver, Bulick, Cull, Kauffman, Heckendorn, Ritten- house, Waqner, Anqney, Nicholson. Third row: Messerman, Turner, Webster, Bowman, Beckwith, Walters, Kohler, Iohnson, Wert, Coffey, Lohr. Second row: Forsythe, Moyle, Romig, Reeder, Runkle, Geedy, Opdenholl, Passmore, Thompson, Reed, Miss Wentz. Bottom row: Rossman, Shaffer, Ruby, Yearick, Snook, MCCardle, Shiller, Vincent, Rose, Varner. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, le!! lo right: P. Wagner, Heller, Brown, McMullen, Ayres, Powell, Paules, Wilson, Iones. Fourth row: Henry, Stuck, Gers, Cavonaugh, Diven, English, Kearns, lean McClellan. Morgan, Ryan, B. Waqner, Logan. Third row: Bradlord, Iames, Price, Kielerle, Burlew, Schiele, Huflnaqle, Duncan. Second row: Heqner, Iones, Winslow, Steinberqer, Cleck, Stellmack, Lash, Swinelord, Wise, l, McClellan, Ritter, Van Scyoc. Worley, Vaughn, Miss Wentz. Bottom row: Folk, Yocum, Patton, Slack, Prettyleal. Ward, Long, Boch, Curry, Kinser. v Singley, Kennedy, Wilkins, D. Beers, Metz, Englehart, Shirey. Matter, Wills, Ioyce Wray. Second row: Miss Wentz, Adams, Rupp, Smiley, Wheeler, Pauly, Naugle, A, Beers, Hornberqer, K. Wray, Wright, Ioyce Goss. Bottom row: N. Gil- bert, O, Gilbert, Dippery, Goodman, Barger, Hullnaqle, Hartsock, Warnick, Stump, Showalter, M. Miller. lUNlOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, lelt to right: Gers, Boreman, Habbershon. Moore, Price, Dickert, Eisenhower, Lynn, Teenie, loyce Snyder, Fourth row: Wilson, Dunkleberqer, Ma- ham, Stevenson, Bott, Brannon, Hol- sopple. Third row: Saxton, Spangler, Cornelius, Kepner, Huey, Close, Fisher, Treaster, Ioan Snyder, Romig, Coleman, Zook. Second row: Slee. Aurand, Pagana, Kauffman, DeLuca, Dumpman, McElhony, McBride, Peters, M. Elder, Renninger, L. Elder, Toner, Lennartz, Orner, Brannon, Miss Wentz, Bottom row: McCalips, Frymire, Deamer, Wag- ner. McClain, Koplovrtz, Wismer, Ocker, Herrington, Stees. ci-oe, N-4 - tw-np ft,-ut ,s. ,gif-X'f? mu: ...nf s Auf. f' gg. 4 MR. RICHARD D. SMITH BAND This year, 1949-50, brought us the Lewis- town High School New Band. In their bright new blue cmd white uniforms, the members of the band make a splendid appearance. They give a spectacular presentation of drills and of music under the capable direction of Mr. Richard Smith, a newcomer to Lewis- town this year. Playing all new marches. they display many formations on the football field at halftime. A good example is the locomotive in Down by the Station. The New Band is certainly a good repre- sentative of Lewistown High's half-century of progress as it boards our Iubilee Limited to add its melodic note to the rythmic beat of the locomotive. TEAM WORK, PERSEVERAN Flutes: Schwinger, F. Stade. Oboe: M. Shehan. Clari nets: Diven, Folk, Grassmyer. Garrison, Goss. Seifort Irvin, R. Iacobs, Kline, McCormick, Smiley, Steltzer, Stumpff, Wagner, Wertz, Yearick. Saxaphones: Pagana Richey, Snyder, A, Stade. Horns: Hercules, Davison Hegner. M. Wagner, Barbour. Trumpets: H. Ellinger Middlesworth, Miller, Snider. Spigelmyer. Stetler. Straley, BAND Duncan. Trombones: Aurand, Folk, Hartley, Irwin Keiser, Stees. Baritones: Ganoe. Rupp. Basses: Marker H. Shehan. Percussion: D. Ellinger, Limes, Arder Schwab, L. Yocum. Bell Iyre: Knepp, Huffnaqle, Orr Color guards: F. Aurand, Clelan. Hess, Liddick, Price Wian. Majorettes: Angney. Bosler, B. Iacobs. Schrock Singley, Weyant, B. Yocum. Drum Major: Wertz. X ff, , M ' - .,.,,c ,,... , y , , CE K , y,..AJa,. mitl Q-.1 . -C ,.. .- 4 ,K . 3' A . . , sg,1s, ,m,,,-:-F Q ' - Y ,,':f?..1'.f 'i ,Q - t-wer' A., .liruk W -rr- ' is - . , , . X. f, -F -, , , . ,.-...Lx4.g N .. -f. . Yew .- A.. . -. 3- 5 'w-. ,'+ ORCHESTRA Strings: Varner, Stafford, Barbour, Stade, McClain, Wag- Limes, Ellinger. Schwab. Woodwinds: Smiley. Iacobs. ner, Slee, Shehan. Brass: Middlesworth, Stetler, Straley. I. Folk, Brown. Davidson. Piano: Keiser. Wismer. Direc- Stees, D. Folk, Rupp, Hercules, Hegner. Percussion: tor: Mr. Richard Smith. KEYNOTE SUCCESS ORCHESTRA Li A ' vt 4' Wi 'www' as--V gh x.. i.,f'2'. .4 D' . Q. up , lk- -A D Y wx v-I t gf .-x......... M.-. ,. . ,135 Senior majorettes: Iacobs. Schrock, and Weyant add that certain something to s., .. r our band. 4 67 '.. . , - I 1 i i l l i . . TRI-HI- The Beta Tri-Hi-Y had a very successful year with Mrs. Charles Miller as counselor and with the following officers: President, Betty Kum- berag Vice-President, Gladys Arnoldg Secretary, Phyllis Mellingerg Treasurer, Vanza Kahler. Some of the activities were discussions, a swim, a skating party, a Red Cross project. an assembly, and a district rally for Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. ' 1 . ,,,,.,., , HT 5 .,,,...-t.. ., ' DELTA TRI-HIWY Top row, lett to right: McCormick. Lauver, Brannon, Matter. Third row: Sinqley, Smiley, Rupp, Heckert. Omer. Second row: Kennedy, Wheeler, Dump' man, Beers, Lennartz, Zook. Bottom row: Elder, Ocker, Saxton, Horninq, Hanna, Lequea, Wilson. 68 f X . lk., l t i l BETA 'I'Rl-HI-Y ' linger, Arnold, Fry, Kahler. Bock. The Delta Tri-Hi-Y started this year under the able leadership of Doris Schultz and these officers: President, Marjorie Pauleyg Vice-Presi- dent, Marlene Wheeler: Secretary, Edith Sing- leyg Treasurer, Theresa Lennartz. Some of the activities were teen-age discus- sions, talks on current events, parties, and sending gifts of food and of clothing to a needy family. Top row, left to right: Burkett, Kember- ling, George, Smiley, Beers, Hunt, Thompson, Gutshall, lVlclVlullen, Stimely. Fourth row: Bulick, Nicholson, Folk, Varner, Heckendorn, McCardle, Geedy. Bosler, Warnick, Heed. Third row: Kearns, McLaughlin, Passmore, Thomp- son, Walters, Stroup, Logan, Haywood, Keemer, Renninger, Hess. Second row: Curry, Webber, English, Patton, Lofllin, Long, Prettyleaf, Herbster, Ward, Bortell. Bottom row: Cleck, Spec-ce, Bowman, Beckwith, Mrs. Miller, Kumbera, Mel- sf I s CP U BOWLING GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM Top row, left to right: I. Logan, Lohr. Vaughn Stroup. Third row: lones. Hunt. Barqo, Webber, McLaughlin. Second row: Warnick, Kemberling, Beers, Stimely, Smiley. Gutshall. Bottom row. Shirey. McElhany. Renninqer. Metz, Peters, Engle hart. G IRLS' BOWLING TEAM Top row, left to right: Logan. Fredericks, Edwards, Ciecierski, DeArment, Ulsh. Stafford. Dillman, Heane. Watt. Third row: Riley. Uhl. Bradley. ' Satzler. Meloni, Dailey. Stitt. Metz, Iohns. O'Dell, Weber. Second row: McCormick, Yocum, Schucht, McElhany, Gilbert. Rocco. Henry, Griffith. Benfer, Dippery, Kinq, Smith. Bottom row: Mrs. Rosen- stenqel, McClellan, Henderson. McLaughlin, Lerch. Gutshall, Davis. Miss Price, Q GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM Top row, lett to riqht: Wagner. Heckendorn, Ritten- house, McCardle, Cavanauqh. Beckwith. Third row: Brannon, Coleman. Zoolc, Slee, Matter, Heller. Second row: Mrs. Rosenstengel, Stellmack. Ryan, Schwab. Kitting. Bosler. Runkle. Bowman, Miss Price. Bottom row: Snook, Folk, Wertz, Hoffman. Schiele. Burlew. OFFICERS Left to right: Zook, Matter. Slee, Enqlehart. K .P COACHING STAFF Head Coach. Football, Basketball MR. IAY M. RIDEN D'recto ot Athlet'cs F. SICCHITANO Assistant Coach Varsity Football,- Coach 1.V. Basketball MR. IACK E. SWETEK Faculty Manager ot Athletics and Trainer CE C. SHEAFFER l.V. Football Coach: Varsity MR. I. LESTER HOUSEH, IH. Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach 1?!E5 -YAM-HKU . 1 My MR. IOHN SMITH MH. THOMAS MCMILLEN Intramural Football Coach: Trackf Intramural Football Coach: Track Coach S 4' Coach: Wrestling Coach ., t . f 1. -1' 1'-1 off I f i me 1:1151 E15 gg.: A . , 'rk Selinsgrove Belletonte . . Tyrone .... Mt. Union .... State College DuBois .... 'tr VARSITY SCORES Bloomsburg .... Danville ..... Clearfield .... Lock Haven .... Huntingdon .... LHS opp. zo 12 0 7 9 o 14 o 32 0 13 19 14 21 ze 19 6 7 20 6 'La 0 0 1 S wg' Lf- FOOTBALL 2-., 'I ,Q N 1 f E 1 4. ' X 'fl 1 1 '-P sg ' A ', I, ef .' it 'T ' is Z l , --- -- .. .'X LEWISTOWN 20-SELINSGROVE 12. Look- ing green but promising, the L. H. S. Pan- thers under the able supervision of Assis ant Coach Sicchitano conquered the Seals. Mr. Utema, the head coach, was unable to be present. Two touchdowns by Bill Wag- ner, one by Kratzer, and two extra points by Olson gave the Panthers their margin of victory. BELLEFONTE 7- LEWISTOWN 0. L. H. S. lacked necessary scoring punch and failed to capitalize on many breaks as Belleionte dealt the Panthers their first defeat of the year. Several times the Panthers threatened to push the pigskin across for a tally but failed to do so. it-li 'fl TK Q.- Q 1 LEWISTOWN 9 - TYRONE 0. For the first time since 1928, the Panthers won a hard- fought contest from a favored Golden Eagles team. A field goal by Jack Olson, a T.D. by Wagner, and brilliant defensive work by Paul Pacini were the deciding factors. LEWISTOWN 14-MT. UNION 0. The Pan- thers won their third game of the year in a hard-fought defensive battle with the Tro- jans. Both Wagner and Sanchez scored touchdowns and Olson kicked two extra points. LEWISTOWN 32-STATE COLLEGE 0. A stronger L. H. S. squad defeated a valiant. but out-classed, Little Lion eleven. DUBOIS 19-LEWISTOWN 13. An inspired Panther eleven fought the conference cham- pions to a standstill in the first half. Two T.D.'s by Wagner were the highlights of the game. Pacini received a head injury which side-lined him for the rest of the sea- son. BLOOMSBURG 21 - LEWISTOWN 14. A tricky T-formation enabled the visitors to edge the Panthers by one tally. Zimmerman. usually a defensive back, showed his ability on the offense by tearing off two touchdowns. LEWISTOWN Z6-DANVILLE 19. The Pan- thers capitalized on their breaks in a close contest with the Ironmen and bull-dozed their way to victory. Kratzer, Allen, and Wagner made touchdowns for L. H. S. CLEARFIELD 7-LEWISTOWN 6. A 96-yard sprint by Ike Zimmerman was not enough to edge a Clearfield eleven. LEWISTOWN 20-LOCK HAVEN 6. A Ban- non-to-Sanchez pass in the second quarter broke the ice for the Panthers as they rornped to a 20-6 victory over Lock Haven. LEWISTOWN 0--HUNTINGDON 0. Tense rivalry and brilliant football were evident throughout the hard-fought contest. L. H. S. scored in the second quarter, but the touch- down was called back and a penalty was inflicted on Lewistown for being off-side. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN D. Shearer, W. Wagner. Bannon, Naylor, Knudson. Allen, Yocum. Haubrick, Kratzer, Olson, Sanchez. Zim- Pacini. D. Wagner, White, Houser, Goddard, R. Shearer, merman, Passmore, Kimberly. VARSITY SQUAD Top row. left to right: Mr. Swetek. Mr. Ufema, Mr. Sicchitano, Brannon, Hughes. Third row: D. Shearer, W. Wagner, Bannon, Close. Carpenter, Naylor, Crossman, Cuff, Knudson, Pacini, D. Wagner. Second row: White, Houser, Weaver, Goddard, Shumaker, R. Shearer. Ro- selle, Elliott, Allen. McMillen, Yocum. Haubrick. Bottom row: Miller, Ganoe, Kratzer, Olson, Sanchez, Murphy, Zimmerman, Birmingham, Bossert. Passmore, Kimberly.' U51- .,-...RG li' b yy all 2 pr- In ? mfg H' 'fx S 5' fu if A- '1-fyf ' nga f. MM hifi .1 ,438 ,Q o.p....,.'- 3 AA' sr--409-.. -on v - . -,X l gg 9- 5 sk EM 'Y 'Civ 'xir I Q. 5 , . 'U' fl r-wa -V rl 1 ,Kiwi X , A' 4 X 1. nl 4 Q .,-v N' f' IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Q LHS Opp. A Bellefonte .. .... Mt. Union .... .... EQ Carson Long ... . . . .21 luniata Ioint .... .... 3 3 7 State College . . . . . . .57 0 Huntingdon . . . . . . . 0 20 Lock Haven .... .... 2 5 0 Orbisonia .. .... 6 40 V A R S I T Y lUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Top row, left to right: Wilkenson. Van Home. Kreps. Blose. Hartman. Crossman. Brum F O B A L L baugh, Fulton, Reigle, Iacobs, Shumaker. Third row: Mr. Houser, Osbome. Wismer Snook. Laub, Smith, Stringiellow, Mowery. Sheaffer, Beatty. Bortell. Reik, Mr. Sheaffer Second row: Harbst, Miller, Griffith, Bowman, Custer, Forsythe, Warner, Dean. Shaffer Fisher. Bottom row: Howell, Frazee, Hoffman Smith. INTRA-MURALS Top row, left to right: Mr. McMillen, K. Stout. E. Iordan, R. Heckert, D. Long, L. Bossert. I N T R A I. McConahey, I. Marrone, R. Zimmerman, Mr. Smith. Second row: D. Osborn. I. Shirey. ' I. Conood, D. Suloff, L. Glick, A. Lowe, G. Clelcm. L. Rowe, K. Quinn, L. Lauver. Bottom row: R. Rarick, B. Ritter, H. Yocum, W. Hartman, R. Alexander, L. Groniger, R. Wilmer. L. Knepper. T. Wilson. H. O'Shell, C. Hartman. M U R A L S INTRA MURALS SCORES LHS Opp Yeagertown . . . . . . Yeagertown . . . . . . 1528 1.s19a4 22-131 E35-. Opening the season with an impressive S2-26 win over State College, the Lewistown Panthers went on to win all their pre-league games, a fact which gave Lewistown a 31-game winning streak over a period of two years. Then the Maroon and Steel Hoopsters lost their first Mountain League game to Mt. Union 21-23. The Panthers lost but four more games, one to each Mountain League team. The climax of the season was reached when the Panthers de- ieated a strong Tyrone team at Tyrone 50-40. With this win, the L.H.S. quintet ended the 1949-50 basketball season with a I7-5 record. Although Nook Weaver, Paul Pacini, Iay Cox, Ron Shearer, lack White, and Bub Allen will be lost through graduation, nevertheless, a grand nucleus ot Iuniors will be on hand to replace them. We, the Class of 1950, give our whole-hearted thanks to Coach Utema for a splendid record. State College Selinsgrove . State College Belletonte . . Selinsgrove . Lock Haven . Belletonte . . . Mt. Union . . . Huntingdon . Philipsburg . Derry Twp. . Hollidaysburg Burnham . . , Tyrone ..... Lock Haven . Mt. Union . . . Huntingdon . Philipsburg . Derry Twp. . Hollidaysburg Burnham . . . Tyrone . . . BASKETBALL LETTEBMEN VARSITY SCHEDULE LHS Opp ..62 26 .,..59 55 ....39 38 ..33 23 ....51 43 ....58 32 ....39 30 ....21 23 ....47 36 ....47 39 ....63 47 ..52 32 ..,.41 24 ....43 51 ...,56 46 ....5l 27 ,...27 36 ,...41 42 ....70 I8 ..,.36 44 ....51 47 ..50 40 Shearer, Bannon. Pacini, Knudson, Weaver, Elliott, Goddard. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing, Ie!! to right: Shearer, Bannon. Mr. Ulema, Pacini, Allen. Second row: White. Cox. Knud- son, Weaver. Bottom row: Elliott, O'Dell, R. Shearer, Goddard. I PACINI COX CHEERLEADERS Top row, left to right: English, Dippery, Hartsock, Wismer, Nauqle. Boreman, Vincent, Shiller. Boftom row: Quigley, Mellinger. Graham. Lawler. N .I-V BASKETBALL Sporting a twenty-two game winning streak that began the previous year, the Baby Panther quintet, under the capable leadership of loe Sicchitano, started its 1949-50 season on the right side ot the ledger. How- ever, the long record of victories was halted in the second encounter by the Selinsgrove Baby Seals. Lacking experience, the Baby Panthers started slowly, but developed fast as the season progressed. The boys encountered tour losses in the pre-season exhibitions, but in the Mountain League schedule the Baby Panthers ranked again as one of the top teams and finished in second place with a record of 15 victories and 7 defeats. Moving up to the Varsity Squad next year are Griffith, Brumbaugh, Kochenderfer, Lepley, Iones, Straley, Dunn, and Smith. These boys are expected to bolster '51's Fighting Five. IUNIOH VARSITY SCHEDULE MR. IOSEPH F. SICCHITANO l.V. Basketball Coach LHS opp. 1.1-rs OPP State College 23 Hollidaysburg .... . . 37 19 Selinsgrove 49 Burnham ...... .. 51 21 State College 31 Tyrone ,..... 4 - 35 36 Bellefome , , 37 Lock Haven .... . . 45 27 Selinsgrove 37 Mt. Union ..., . . 47 41 Lock Haven 15 Huntingdon . . . - 51 33 Bellefonte . . 44 Philipsbufg - . - - 44 52 Mt. Union . . 21 Derry Twp. .... .. 32 20 Huntingdon 39 Hollidaysburq .... .. 35 19 Philipsburg 17 Burnham ....., .,..,.,.... . . 45 27 Deny Twp, 44, . .. 21 Tyrone ..........,. V' ....... ., -- 48 ,rw . Q 'A FW PV I-V BASKETBALL ,wtf ' , 'r- , C ' Top row, left to right: Lepley, Brumbaugh, Mr. Sicchitano, ermel, Iones. XDunn, Plessinger. Bottom row: White. Kochenderler, Finkbeiner. Second row: Iacobs, Roth- Powell. Smith, Hendricks. Griffith. BIOWH. I. Y fltk A, Q 4' 6.- WRESTLING -4 LHS Opp. Shamolcin .... . 8 26 Tyrone . .... . . . 10 32 Philipsburg . . . . 19 20 MR. THOMAS MCMILLEN Lock Haven . I U I 13 28 Wfesflfnq Coach Clearfield e as Slate College . . . 22 21 Sunbury .... . . . 42 7 Muncy .,.. . , . 27 18 Bellefonte . . . . . . 12 29 Hollidaysburg . . . ll 27 DuBois ..... , . . 10 39 WRESTLING LETTERMEN 1-ai, Trout, Berrier, Clark, Kimberly. Aurand, Roselle. Wagner, 1 Noerr. MR. A. BLAIR OWENS Wrestling Coach KIMBERLY AURAND WAGNER BERRIER TONER PASSMORE PRICE, MGR WRESTLING Standing. lett to right: Yocum. Bossert, Houser, Stull, Mr. McMillen, Mr. Owens. Third row: Wright, Deseradi. Trout, Bubb. Wismer, Ellinger, Phil- lips, Mertz, McKinnen, Irwin. Shay, Horton. Second row: Forsythe. Berrier, Clark. Snoolc. I. Toner. Crossman. Blose. Miller. Sitting: Borinq. Kimberly. Passmore. Aurand, Roselle. G. Toner. Wagner. Noerr. Managers: Bailey, Price. ,gag MR. THOMAS MCMILLEN -sur Track Coach MR. IOHN SMITH Track Coach '49 TRACK TEAM LHS Opp. State ...................... .... 6 5 Carson Long . . . . .482 55K Tri-angle Meet 35 Huntingdon . . . . .53 55 Clearfield .,.......,....., . 47 TRACK '49 Top row, left to right: Mr. McMillen. Passmore. W. Clark, Kimberly, Murphy. Allen, Wian, Elmer. Thomp- Waqner. Kochenderler. Smith, Yetter. Roselle. Crossman. son. Mgr. Bottom row: Elliott. Sieber. Middlesworth. Cult. D. Wagner, Custer. Mr. Smith. Second row: Knepp. Bailey. Collier. Cohen. Cox. Q A its - 1 l . 4 . I 3- ,Q 'Q ,- Q0 , Q . 'a - Q 5' , , v ' 2 S7 K-L , s - 615' -wil I2-'5.,'fZ3. mgiffe , 1-Fifi? ' ,f , , . , w jffzfgfwf -- , , A S. i S f , xfi i.' gl aw A- t- BASEBALL '49 SCORES LHS Opp McVeytown .. 1 0 Belleville ., 10 l Reedsville .. 7 2 Milroy ...... l 2 McVeytown .. ll 8 Q 5 Derry Twp. .. 7 0 Belleville . . . 10 1 Derry Twp. .. 1 5 Reedsville ,,,. 3 l Milroy iforleitl .. 0 9 Top row, le!! to right: Brode, Graham, Houser. Klinqer, Patton. Second row: Shaffer, Shirk, Shore, Shores. Third row: Struvalo. Tomlinson, Webber, Messermcm. B A S E B A L L ' 4 9 BASEBALL LETTERMEN Brode. Graham, Houser, Klinqer, Patton, Shcller, Shirk, Shore, Strcrvolo, Tomlinson, Webber. Top row, left to right: Brode, Struvclo. Shearer. Shore, Bottom row: Stevens, Plessinqer, O'Dell, Kennedy, Pct- Houser, Sholier. Tomlinson, Weaver, Shirk. Heister, Mr. ton, M. Messermcn, Rhodes, Spiqelmyer, Crossmcin. Shecxfler. Second row: Bcmnon, Klinqer, Plomig, Lepley, Burbee. Heckerl, Graham, E. Messermun, Webber, McMullen. .-.. e.,k ,. ....-fyggmv, Q.-me . .U ,,pqg..r.,. 2, . .-:,m,,,. , f MR. DEAN S. HARTMAN Varsity Soccer Coach Top row. left to right: Barger, Hantz, Barbour. Kling. worth, Clelan. Sieber, Wariel. Wian, Rocco, Barr Bot Dalby, Richey, Kochenderier, Bolger. White. Miller, tom row: Iohnson, Gene Michael. O'Dell, Glen Mxchael Knepp, Kauffman. Mr. Hartman. Second row: Middles- Saylor. Stumpfi. Bailey. SOCCER SOCCER LETTERMEN Middlesworth. Clelan. Sieber, Warlel, Wian. Rocco, Iohnson. Gene Michael. O'Dell, Glen Michael. Saylor. Stumpfi, Bailey. MIFFLIN-IUNIATA SOCCER LEAGUE McClure . . . Port Royal Thompsontown . . Fayette Twp. . . . Milroy ..... Reedsville . Port Royal ..... Beaver Springs .. Thompsontown .. Fayette Twp. Milroy' ....... Reedsville . LHS O 3 0 0 l 4 4 0 0 1 l 2 Opp. 3 2 11 4 4 1 0 6 5 3 0 2 Top row, left to right: Warlel, Middlesworth, Rocco Second row: Clelan. Sieber, Wian. 14 po 1 9 ' ' HISTORY IN ACT l r'n0Lm:L'r: Swlngllme Girls-l-Evelyn Wagner, Joyce Kemberllnl. Janice Gutahall Gloria lrrgang, Elizabeth Hunt. Patricia George, Barbara Thomparm, Patrlcla Still. Pages-Arclith Lnuden:-lager, Dorothy Hayes, Marlene Mainea, Betty Kurnbera, Sara Gnu, l-Zvelyn Davidhaiaer, Main Fharaclern Cave Man . Edward Car nter Fave Woman . . Donna mvice Flcnpntra . Pegs? Holhart Queen ls-ahclla . , va Barln Amher . . Barbara Jacoha Priscilla , Gladya Arnold Gay 901 . . Barbara Hawke Hnlywond Star . . Fred Wian llliss Hush . David Elllnger Scene I-Fare Man Cave Girl . . , , , . . Donna Havlce Fave Man ..,.,.. . Edward Ca nter fave Men-lack Olson. Jack Heclmerl. Donald Warfel. Dennia Sialnenrgnctnr Weaver, Ronald Shearer. Cave Girln-Donna Palm, Anna Ilulirk, Jeanette .lnnen, Martha Snyder. Patricia Yetler, .lane Dillman. Scene II-Hunan Tall Care Girl! . Martha Snyder. Anna Bulick Fare Man ....., . . . Jack Heckert Scene lll-Romance nl Anthony and Cleopatra Clenpatra .,..... Peggy Holheri Anthony ....,.. aul Paclni Rr-man Runner ....... Jack Liddlrk Slave Girlw-Term-a Dailey, Nancy Slumpfl. Slave Men-Howard Kauffman, Harold Kaulhnan. Dnnald Harhat, William Wa er. I-Zaypllagnbancern-Barbara Lawler, Marian Ann Shaflar. Joanne Campbell, Ann Quigley. Gladys Arnnlgl. Mary Jane Flmger, Janet Stimely, Lou Appleby. Scene Il'-llauv to Make a Date Roman ...., , Donald Harhsl Slave .... Harold Kaulman Girls . . Tere-a Dailey, Nancy Slumpl Seem V-Chrlamplur aad laabella Solo- Chrlatophar Columbua ..., . Dale Croaaman Own Men-Jay Cox, Dale Croaaman. Court Ladlea-Audra! Weyant, JoAnna Ranninger, Ann Carodiakey, Donna White, Barbara raham, Barbara Boynton. Columbus ......,... John Kaamark lnabella ......... . . Balva Barge Salloretua-Eloiaa Thoman, June Peuraon, Jean Diehl, Barbara Jaeoba, Barbara Hawke, JoAnn Hover, Dorin Heath, Marcy Ann Schroelr. Scene Vl--lllue Beard va. Forever Amber Blue Beard . , . . . . Richard Reeder Amber . . . . Barbara Jacoba Scene Yll-Romance of the Dllce Girl ..... Merry Am' Sfhrwl Scene VIII-Courlahlo of Mllea Slandlah Indian llravea-John Kanmark, Richard Berrien. Larry Spigelmyer. Marlin Allen, l'urltan Malda-Phyllis Mellinger, Gloria ln-gang. Patricia Smiley, Janice Gutuhall. Mile- summh , . John, Huh Jnhn Alden . Alexander Vincent Priscilla . Gladys: Arnold Hahy Sn-ter , Blu! 570501 Indian Chief . . Robert Stun!! Scene IX-I'auI llevere Paul Revere .,.... , . William Young l'urilan Maids-Patricia Smiley, Gloria lrrgang, Phyllis Mellinger, Hone ,,,,.,.. Rnlnert Goan, Eugene Yeater Pages-Ardith Loudennlager, Dorothy Hayes, Marlene Mains. Betty Kumhera, Sam Goss, Evelyn Davidheiaer. SWINGTIME ACT Il Hniagtilae Glrla-Evelyn Wagner, Joyce Klmberlnur, Janice Gutshall Gloria lrrgang, Elisabeth Hunt. Patricia George, Barbara Thompson, i'atricia Stitt. Scene l-Latin Anefleaa Fleata Soloist . ..., ,,,. . Gloria Thompson Girls--Donna White. Audrey Weyant, Ann Carodiskey, Barbara Graham, Teresa Dailey, Pearl Nichols, oyce Burkett, JoAnne Renninger. Naya-lra Rhodes. lsaar Zimmerman, .lay Cox. Donald Middlesworth, Richard Sanrhez, Paul Goss, Eugene Yealer, Donald Schiele, Matador ........... Robert Goes Hull ..... , . David Ellinger, Edward Carpe-:ter Seeae Il-True ta Llle Girl ..., Audra! Weiant Boy ..,.. . Jae Hee art 84-eae Ill-Gay ll's Tlatyae Boy Soloist .......... Harold Price Girl Soloist ......... Barbara Hawke Daareea-Charles Paumore, Ira llhodea, Dale Aurand, David Elllngar, Nevin llulfll. Rodney Kennedy. Fieeae IV-The Seven Orillaal Fleradara Glrh Nevin Korg lra Rhodes, Rodney Kennedy, Dale Anrand, Charlea Passlnare, Davl llinger, Robert Strange, Reese V-Waiting hr e Seal Usher ..,. . . Joseph Clelan Husband . . . Robert Strange Wife . . Delores llilnex Gladys . . . Evelyn Wllllar Fran .... . Gloria Thompaon Man with Paper . Ric-hard Barrier Sad Sark ..... . Dale Crossman Lady Leavinl Theatre , . . . Charlotte Kearns Breen VI-'l he fhanllaa Matloa I'letarea Husband . . , , . Earl McMillan Wife . . June Peterson Lover . .lack Liddick Sister . . , Eloise Thoman Srene VII-Fllrtalion Wall Hoy Soloist .,... . , . Riu-hard Reeder llirl Soloist .,........ Barbara Hawke t'alleta-Jean Wray, Martha Mc-Mullen, Lois Wray, Marlene Webber, Darin Heers. Shirley Woumer, Jean Mrlaugblin, Anna Settle. I Walt: Girls-Barbara Thompunn, Patricia Stitt, Patricia George.. Elliabatll Hunt. Joyce Kemberling, Janice Gutshall, Evelyn Wagner, Gloria lrrgane. Scene Ylll-llringlnl Nuts lu You H950 Urol! Scene IX- Swami . . . llvbvfi WN! Scene X-llullywood N8 eddine Mothrr , Evelyn Wagnvr Fstln-I . . Richard Wagner llride , . Gloria Thomason llride room . . . Fred ian llost Klan l'harles Quinn Minn-te: . Jack Liddin-L UOMMITTEES I'nbllrlly Fommiltee-Ale-wsvnln-r Yinrent, chairman, Nevin Rupp, Carol llarbour, llu-hard Reeder, Robert lions. Warren Fleming, Gloria lrrganz, Peggy Knepp. l-In-lyn Wnprner, llarlmrn Hawke. Ht-len Schroyer, Dale Frnssmun. Tirliet l'olnlnitIee-Terry Snnlrr, chan man: Jny Cox, Earl llrX1lllen,fIom'p:e Toner, o-4-lwtanl chnlrmeng llelvs llalyo. Fred Wlan, Jean Nlrl.ani:hlin, Rlrhunl Sinn-ln-1. Phyllis Mcllnigu. llmnlvl l'vn-o, Jann-r Gulwhall. Ronald Sheen-1, .lurk White. Jack llellott. Seniors in Urrheslns-l':u.-l Hallmnn. llawn Kenra, Anna Stmle, lllrhnrd Stn-re. llonsl-I Xlurldlrtvrrnth. Senior l'nhers-.lnnr linxlru , l t-una hlnvrcuy. ln-ru Mrblnllen.Nlal'iShulT1'r.lVan-ln llill, Minn-lin l'mrrn-, ln-urge Vuxamnnrh, llrlphnuc llrur rnlnllln-r, lim'-' llenth. llrlvn Uamplmll. lin-tty llcYn-vim, if ,x ' 'i .75 'uv X X. Open wlde' sh avr Yeo team hqht' Who-happen ?? AS WE 've Am I normcxl?? SJ fj 5 Competmon for Hollywood Pnvlleged characiers 1' REALLY ARE .ICJURNEY'S END The members of the Lore staff extend their thanks to their advisors: to Edward Ursprung, of Campus Publishing, for his time and diligence in the interest of this book: to The Kepler Studio for cooperation in supplying the photographs: to the Pennsylvania Railroad for permission to use two photo- graphs of the train: and to all others who gave aid and encouragement in the publication of the Lore. i H'--we --1 fi ,.lt ,mv r . . -a. ---V' J' . 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Y , il ' l 7 f f g f 7 - E f f 51' l 4 44 WE WANT TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE BY CONTRIBUTING AS PATRONS: AERONAUTICS: Kratzer School of Aeronautics Krout Airport ARCHITECT: F. G. Fahnestock, Ir. ASSOCIATIONS: Moose Home Iuniata Aerie No. 419, Fraternal Order ot Eagles American Legion Post No. 90 Textile Workers Union of America. Local No. 6 Lewistown Federation of Teachers, Local No. 891 Twin Valley Farm Bureau Corp. Assn. Mifflin Co. Production and Marketing Administration Brooklyn Fire Co. No. 3 and Ambulance Service Kybo Club Mothers of World War Il, Unit 16 The Owls Club Lewistown Education Association United Steel Workers of America, Local No. 1940 City Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4 Phillip-Iones Post V. F. W.. No. 1349 Henderson Fire Co. United Commercial Travelers-Council No. 591 Lewistown Lodge No. 663, B. P. O. Elks ATTORNEYS: Paul E. Fetterolt Robert B. Brugler Robert Stuckenrath Clifford P. Graham, Ir. 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Acker Fishers Barber Shop Dutur and Greenwalt BICYCLES: Mann's Whizzer Motor Bike Service--Mifllintown White's Bicycle Store BOWLING CENTER: Lewistown Bowling Centre BOTTLERS: Lewistown Bottling Co. Miller Bottling Works Lewistown Coca Cola Company, Inc. BUILDING 6 LOAN ASSOCIATION: Mifflin Co. Building G Loan Association BUILDING SUPPLIES: Shearer Brothers Lumber Co. Paul T. Heeter A Friend Lewistown Lumber 6. Supply Co. Hoffman Supply Co. Lewistown Sporting Goods Store Leonard L. Aurand Lila Ford's Accessory Shoppe Ioseph's Fashion Shop Rubin's Krentzman's Ladies' Shoppe Princess Shop Dress Smartly-Buy Artley Ed Goldman Ladies Bazaar Bob Davis The Famous COAL DEALERS: George E. Miller Bruce M. Grove-Coal, Ice, and Feed Roy Berrier Ioseph V. Kasmark CHIROPODIST: Dr. Sidney C. Sivitz CONFECTIONERS5 Iohn T. Benner Lewistown Candy Co.-Phone 3564 Cl-IIROPRACTORS: H. B. Goss Candy Co. Shunkwiler Candy Co. C. A. Hess E. V. Alexander CONTRACTORS: CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS: I- H- Ruger Hower's Moderne Cleaners Half Hour Laundromat Lewistown Dry Cleaning G Laundry Co. Bell Laundry 6 Cleaners Schutawie's CLERGYMEN: Reverend Clair C. Kreidler Reverend Elwood L. Bair Reverend E. H. Kessler A Friend Reverend Merrill Peters A Friend Reverend Gerald W. Dieter Reverend Iames Zaumeyer Reverend Thomas Perry CLOTHING: Ioe Katz Men's Clothing Thel-Mar Shop Dick Conklin Calvin R. Myers COOKING UTENSILS: Roy I. Freet-Vita Craft Distributor COUNTY OFFICIALS: Sheriff cmd Mrs. Fred Foster George I. Howe, Prothonotary H. Earl Barr, Recorder oi Deeds Iudge William W. Uttley Esther Cleck, County Treasurer DA IRIES: The Royale Dairy Co. Springbrook Farm Dairy Laughlin Dairy Willow Brook Dairy Purity Milk Co. Cream of the Valley Dairy Store Supplee-Wills-Iones Milk Co. DENTISTS: Dr. Guy Ingram Dr. Earl C. Costa Dr. F. M. Wian Dr. Thomas H. Lake Dr. Fred H. McClain Dr. George Shiller Dr. Raymond A. Rhodes Dr. Carl Russ Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph S. Caton Dr. Iacob Brown DEPARTMENT STORES: Danks G Company E. E. McMeen Co. G. C. Murphy Co.--Five Points G. C. Murphy Co.-Monument Square DRAYAGE AND TRUCKING: Noerr Motor Freight, Inc. Yearick's Dray DRESSMAKER: Grace L. Roper DRUGS AND NOTIONS: Hillside Service Store Wertz' Cut Rate Rea G Derick. Inc. Bo1ger's Cut Rate Stailord's Service Store The Parkway Store Headings' Drug Stores A Friend ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND SERVICES: Calvin Dean-Hotpoint and Household Appliances Lewistown Radio Lab Lewistown Appliance Centre Ingram's Electrical Service Charles Bearley Reynold's Electric Grabbe's Electrical Service Eisenhart Appliance Co. Lewistown Electrical Co. Roy Gates West End Repair Shop FLOOR COVERINGS: George T. Bridgens 6 Son FLORISTS: Mi1ler's Greenhouse Lewistown Florists Leister's Greenhouse Partchey's Greenhouse FRUIT AND PRODUCE Mifflin County Fruit and Produce Exchange Boova's Wholesale and Retail Elsesser Produce Service FUNERAL DIRECTORS: Booth's Funeral Home William K. Barr Barchus Funeral Home Jonas H. Fretz FUR DEALERS: Nelson-Henry Furs Iacob's Fur Shop R. I. Loht FURNITURE STORES: Lerch Furniture Co. Taub's Furniture Exchange Penn Furniture Store Wolf Furniture Co. William F. Kitting Kaulfman's Music and Furniture Benler's Furniture Co. Hugh B. McMeen 6 Son GIFTS: Weaver's Gifts and Iewelry Quigley's GROCERS: McKin1ey's Store Spigies4Iane Logan Ice Cream- Gro. G Coniections Spigies-lane Logan Ice Cream- Groceries 6 Coniections Meck's Market HOBBIES: Snook's Grocery Bachman's Grocery Bearley's Grocery Store Gilbert's Store Kinzer's Hobby Store Point Store-McClure. R. D. 1 HOSIERY: M. E. Kratzer Emma Tice Groceries G Contections Lewistown Wholesale Grocery Company Yeater's Grocery Reading Hosiery Shop Fultz Grocery G Confectionery Store HOTELS: Iohn A. Shimp Rocco's Super Market Food Mart William N. Ernest, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Ira I. Holsopple Harry L. Hotiman IB Giant Shopping Food Center Bedelyon's Grocery Ianet's Confectionery Store I. B. Huey Wentle's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Allred Kitting Neiman's Food Market I. B. Sellers G Son Hogg's Grocery Marrone's Food Market Kemberling's Food Market Burke's Food Store Showalter's Grocery Price's Grocery Everly's Grocery Bigelow's Grocery HAIRDRESSERS: Mildred Meloy Beauty Studio A Friend Gladys Rehrer Beauty Shoppe Margaret Schwab's Beauty Shoppe Flo and Betty's Beauty Shop West End Wave Shop Yocum's Beauty Shop Helen Ward Beauty Salon Modern Beauty Shoppe Mary M. Cooper Powder Putt Beauty Shoppe HARDWARE DEALERS: The Franciscus Co. Robert Iohnson Hardware Co. Ulsh-Shinlrel Hardware Co. Clark's Hardware ICE Hotel Lewistown Green Gables Hotel Hotel Penn Hotel Taft Hotel Coleman CREAM: Herold's Ice Cream Hoffman's Sealtest Ice Cream ICE AND STORAGE COMPANIES: Lewistown Ice and Storage Co. McClure Locker Plant INDIVIDUALS: Mr. Lee V. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Deamer Donna Kemberling '49 Gene Boreman Mrs. George Smith Mrs. W. W. Snook Rebecca C. Putfenberger Miss Grace E. Ulsh George Flanagan Charles C. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Bash The Royale Dairy Girls The Silvetti Trio Miss Esther Shawver Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Lepley Mr. and Mrs. C. Edgar Thoman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Holbert Mr. and Mrs. George Miller William Heckert. Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Miller Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fred Hoffman S. F. Lewis Betty Lou Shenk '47 Nancy Burkett '48 '.K' 1 I Ray S. Welsh Mary Pat Slee '47 Bob Shimp '47 A Friend Phyl and Chub Iimmy Bonson-the square dance Mr. Robert Renninger Mr. and Mrs. Reuben A. Ulman Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lepley Rex Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. 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Diehl Mason Rose Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Webber Mr. and Mrs. George A. Walker Sally Kern Albert Lynch Barbara Ann and Iudy Carole Loht Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derr, Ir. Carolyn M. Meyer Wanda Krule '49 IEWELRY STORES AND REPAIRS: Francis Orris, Ieweler Royal Iewelers of Lewistown Charles F. Gilbert. Ieweler Kessinger's Iewelery Store Wilt's Iewelry Store Mur lewelry Co. McClure's Iewelry Store IUNK DEALERS: loe Krentzman 6 Son Sitkin's Iunkyard IUSTICES OF PEACE: lohn O. Mayes, Ir. Oscar F. Brush LOAN COMPANIES: Consumer Discount Co. Beacon Loan Corporation Personal Finance Co. MANUFACTURERS: Lewistown Foundry and Machine Co. American Viscose Corporation Standard Steel Works Division ol Baldwin Locomotive Works NEWS AGENCIES: Royer News Agency Sentinel Co., Inc. OPTOMETRISTS: A Friend Dr. C. F. Burns Dr. Leon H. Fegley Boyd H. Hammaker. O.D. Dr. E. F. Henry Dr. Thomas M. VanNatta Dr. A. G. Wright Dr. and Mrs. Luther V. Rhodes OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Dr. Omer C. Cole A Friend Dr. Leon G. Saylor A Friend PHOTOGRAPHERS: W. Shields Snool: Studio Cramer Studio Kepler Studio Belleville Plant-New Holland Machine Co. PHYSICIANS: Overhead Door Co. ol Pa.. Inc. MONUMEN TS: Luck Monument Co. MUSIC STORE: Siade's Music Store MUSIC INSTRUCTORS: The Edna K. Myers School oi Music Helen K. Gephart Howard N. Stackpole M. Albert Prettyleal Mrs. F. A. Houser Dr. I. Parker Dr. M. Cohen Dr. B. E. Nicodemus Dr. S. Meyer Klein Dr. Ioel Goldman A Friend Dr. A. Reid Leopold Dr. and Mrs. I. S. Brown Dr. R. E. Morgan Dr. W. D. Thompson A Friend A Friend Dr. Stephen Marthouse Dr. M. L. DeVita Dr. George Dawe Dr. O. M. Weaver Dr. C. B. McClain Dr. Andrew B. Steele Dr. E. E. Reiss. Ir. PIANO TUNING: Carl Shoemaker- Phone 6387 Ora's Cafe Stoichess' Restaurant Laskaris Bros. Restaurant H' Fred Loucks Bratton's Restaurant Speck's Restaurant Oburn's Restaurant and Service Station Anastasi's Restaurant Modock Inn PLUMBING AND HEATING: Haioca Corporation Furman and Oles Charles C. Dumpman Albert Showers J. C. Vaughn Fern Stuck George A. White Holland Furnace Co. C. W. Peters' Sons Hill's Restaurant Pete O'Hara's Red's Diner Crystal Restaurant Rupert's Restaurant Pallas Restaurant State Restaurant Cargill's Restaurant Cobb's Diner Lewistown Stove and Furnace Center SAND AND GRAVEL: POTATO CHIPS: Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. Superior potato Chips Miller's Silica Sand Co.. Iay G. Miller Mifflin Sand Co. PRINTERS: SERVICE STATIONS: P. I.. Grimminger - Iones Printing and Office Supplies Wagner's Print Shop David F. Walters' Sunoco Service Stevens' Esso Station Ed Fisher's Service Station Steffen's Gulf Service Guerrini's Service Stationfl-llfarata RADIO STATION: Joe Sm' H. E. Stine Station WMRF and WLTN Shepherd's Gulf Station William H. Gregg Amick's Amoco Station Filson's Service Station Orth's Service Station Walk's Service Station McNitt's Esso Station and Coffee Shop Guerrini Service Station-Yeagertown R. M. Sassaman Oil Co. Fred's Gulf Service Station REAL ESTATE: A Friend H. C. Kerstetter Co. RENDERING WORKS: Vogt's Rendering Works SHEET METAL FABRICATORS: Mauery's Sheet Metal Shop Metlmex Corporation RESTAURANTS: Shumaker's Diner Helen S Pmene SHOE REPAIR SHOPS: Wagner s Cafe Oak Grove Restaurant and Service Station Nu Way Shoe Rebuilders Log Cabin Inn Expert Shoe Repair--Frank Ross Leoras' Restaurant Ioseph Schillace Shoe Laboratory 95 SHOE STORES: Tom Iohnson Shoe Store Cut Rate Shoe Store Wian's Shoe Store I. S. Raub Shoe Store G. R. Kinney Co.. Inc. Endicott-Iohnson Shoe Store Glick Bros.. Inc. SIGNS: Leeper Signs TA ILORS: Dick Rodgers :S Son Marion Pennepackefs Shop TAXIS: Frey's Taxi City Taxi . 96 THEATERS: Embassy Theatre Midway Drive-ln Theatre New Miller Theatre Pastime Theatre Rialto Theatre The Playhouse Nu-Way Drive-In Theatre TRANSPORTATION: Lewistown Transportation White Star Bus Line TURKEYS: s Turkey Farm VETERTNARIAN: Lynn Peterson, V.M.D. Company MASTERTONE CAMPUS PUBLISHING l42Cl WALNUT 57 . PFHLA tr, A MMF' 41 wh, - A Q, 3 wwf ,Q A- 'vigil In 'w 'a lim fn.. fm- M- I' A 5 Q 1. ,, f 5 Y A WMI- ,ri 're 41 . Q 4' 4' 1 Q 4 G 'iq Q 7 V .f if n Q . was! ,Q 1 Q W, af , g ff? F4 gwfk is H. I F . .2'j f', 4. F SSE. -'4 ,Q 4 ff' 2: f Qi' AQ, Q ,firm WJTQW v ' E . 5 Q B E E E e E E I 5 2 s S i 5 i z 5 : I s E a E : s x S S 5 E e F 5 e 2 3 5 x z E E ! 2 P: g Q , li E: G S 2 2 .. 5 5 r Z f : E 5 Q 5 Q 2 E , E 2 5 :