Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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A .A . , -A 1' -'-','2'gT'f'fs.+?'P':?as!!25:s,g,-,-- -A - s qv 5 - fm. ry! -' r- ': '..f 4, K--..-V xr. . -gy, , AA . . 1.5 .v:fR,.-i,' '- '- ve--.hgh ,' UM '-ing, X . 5 - ' - H ...W '-A J..--sap.,: n. ,nm ml' . xkiutaal-: m'f1f-4:-B.. , - 17' ' U. vu, OC To Dzlstinguished Alumni o our School 'f2'5. JUDGE WILLIAM W. UTTLEY Through the portals of Lewistown Joint High School have passed thou- sands of students, starting out on the road of life. Distinguishing themselves from the masses are numerous former pupils. These successful individuals have set before the youth of today a shining example of worthwhile living. To these eminent persons we dedicate the 1952 Lore. JANE ELDER MAJOR GENERAL FRANK R McCOY DOCTOR GEORGE D ST RAYER DOCTOR MILTON H COHEN HANNAH I McCOY MARY ANNA CRESSMAN CATHARINE T WOODS WE DEDICAT THE LORE JUDGE WILLIAM W. UTTLEY: Class of 1890 . . . graduated from Dickinson College with a Ph.B. degree . . . admitted to the Bar in 1896 . . . practiced law . . . a judge in Mifflin County from 1932 to 1952 . . . is now retired. MAJOR GENERAL FRANK R, MCCOY: Class of 1891 , , . graduated from U. S. Military Academy in 1897 with a B.S. degree and from Army War College in 1908 . . . received honorary LL.D.'s from Washington and Jefferson, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, Brown and Clark Universities . . . served in the U. S. Army from Cadet at West Point, 1893, until retirement as Senior Major General of the Army, 1938 . . . served as con- sultant to the Secretary of War during the Second World War and later as chairman of Far Eastern Commission . . . is President of the Leonard Wood Leprosy Founda- tion and Chairman of the Army Relief . . . is a member of the Board of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. DOCTOR GEORGE D. STRAYER: Class of 1893 . . . graduated from Johns Hopkins University with an A.B. degree in 1903 . . . received his Ph.D, from Columbia University in 1905 . . . received honorary LL.D.'s from William and Mary College, University of California and Litt.D. from Columbia . . . author of hooks on teaching and educational administration , . . directed surveys of public school systems and state systems of education . . . is now Professor Emeritus of Education at Teachers College, Columbia University . . . is Direc- tor of surveys of schools, colleges, and universities. HANNAH J, McCOY: Class of 1896 . . . graduated from Philadelphia School of Kindergartening in 1902 . . . a teacher in Lewistown . . . a social service worker with the Y.M.C.A. in France and Germany from 1919 to 1921 . . . Girls Work Secretary at Lewistown Y.M.C.A. from 1921 to 1950 , . . is now retired. Marion Snook, a future teacher, Miss M,cCauley, and Lee Wian, a future chemical engineer, are planning for a tomorrow beyond the ordinary. CATHARINE T. WOODS: Class of 1899 . . . graduated from Mt. Holyoke College in 1904 with an A.B. degree . . . attended Presbyterian Bible School in Baltimore from 1906 to 1908 . . . a missionary in China from 1910 to 1946 under the Presbyterian Church of U, S. A. . . . is at present a church visitor in the Presbyterian Church in Lewistown. JANE ELDER: Class of 1900 . . . graduated from Mt. Holyoke College with an A.B. degree in 1905 . . . received her M.A. degree from Columbia University . . . attended Institute Tilly, University of Berlin and Heidelberg University . . . taught German and history in New York City . . . served in Y.M.C.A. work in France with the American Army in 1918-1919 . . . traveled abroad six times . . . is enjoying music. lectures, and theaters in New York City. DOCTOR MILTON H. COHEN: Class of 1923 . . . graduated from Lehigh University in 1927 with an A.B. degree . . . obtained his M.D, degree from Jefferson Medical College in 1931 . . . interned at Baltimore City Hospital from 1931 to 1932 . . . resident physician at Stetson Hospital, Philadelphia, from 1932 to 1933 . . . at present is practicing medicine in Lewistown. MARY ANNA CRESSMAN: Class of 1931 . . . graduated from Susquehanna University with an A.B. degree in 1935 . . . graduated from New York Hospital School of Nursing in 1938 . . . received her M.A. from Columbia University in 1945 . . . Instructor in Psychiatric Nursing at New York Hospital, Westchester Division . . . Direc- tor of School of Nursing at Presbyterian Hospital, Newark . . . is now a Neuropsychiatric Nursing specialist for the Veterans Administration Nursing Service in Washington, D. C. WE ALL WORK FROMA 7 W XA 'Wir kg 'DNS 1 1 ' J 7' -: M' A y Q' Q x , .J :L .x az! 7 m, , A 4' , Q if 'X if --3 f'f ' MASTER PLAN li ..3 Faculty Admlnlstratlon Classes . Q V x f EN -. 'i A .- AQ, I 2 L ef 1510-f:Qf.j ' N ' A 12 A rf? 1 f . . 4-, g at -5 ' 5,13 'Q :fha THEY MADE POSSIBLE xb- DR CALVIN V ERDLY BS MS Ph D Supermtendent of Publrc Schools Lewistown Pennsylvania The basis of character burldmg hes ln the home, ln those first lmportant years Wllll the parents It IS there that a chlld first learns to dlscrlmlnate between the true and the false It IS there that the foundatlon for hrs future beglns It IS posslble for nearly everyone to acqulre an educatlon, but unless the lndlvldual applles hlmself to hls studles with real effort and thlrst for knowledge he can handicap hlmself It was sald that when Thomas Jefferson dxscussed law, he was judged to be a lawyer When ln a medlcal dlscusslon, he was thought to be a doctor In speaklng of sclence, people belleved him to be a sclentlst The reason for thls was hrs real lnterest, his unquenchable enthuslasm for the acqulsltlon of knowledge This same path hes before each student R H MACLAY Hlstory points to tlmes when moral values ln practlce came to a low ebb In each such perlod, c1v1l1zat1on could not wlthstand the stram and stress of dlsregard for hrgh standards and acceptable ethlcs The result was always a return to the firm foundatlon of rellglon There are differences among men, even ln thelr bellefs and falths however, morallty ln lts pure sense 18 the same everywhere, because xt comes from God The preparatlon for real llvlng IS without pure form and may be of llttle worth when ll falls to lnclude a keen sense and practice of decency and v1rtue CAM IN V ERDLY MR RALPH H MACLAY PhB MEd Prmcrpal Lewrstown .Iomt Hugh School O REXPA IO Miss Gladys S. McCauley Mr. Richard F. Snyder Mr. Harold I. Peck A.B. B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Director Lewistown Joint High School Lewistown Joint High School Industrial Education LEWISTOWN JOINT SCHOOL BOARD COMMITTEE Seated, kft to right: Walter S. Trout, Fern Aurand, Richard C. Fisher, Homer D. Messcrman, C. Ray Price, secretary, Standing: Cerald H. Wilson, chairmang Robert Stuckenrath, solicitor. rf.: Mr. Robert D. McKinney B.S., M.Ed. Director Art Education Mr. Richard D. Smith B.S., M.Ed. Director Music Education 7? 'Nm ci 1 n B um B N N1 Fd fuurul Qrwnce Dorothy 'NI Benner X B N1 Ed nglnh Harry I Be-nt el Flertrzczn aw rem e D Bergman Geography arold E Bmler Vocational Dra img ylll M Brumbaugh Geography rs Frances C Burd ocatzonal Home Economics 'Vlra Mary D Burdlck Special Educanon Anna M Burkms B S M Ed History and Cwlcs Frank L Loffey B S M Ed Adult and Veterans Agncultural Education Esther Cressman B S M A Math emaucs Mary H Crumblmg A B M A Speech Correcnorust THEY DEVELOP 1 dn th I l ll Fnglzsh r Pac' I fu Honllh and lhyslml Educatron Pdgar 1 Dukerl Ph B Malhematzrs Ruth L Elster B A M Ed M alhernaucs Harry H Engle A B M Ed Biology and Anthmenc Lulu E Erb Nurse and Home Vzsuor John J Fagan Englzsh How ard E Fauth Commercial 'Vlary E Frankenberry Ph B English Phlllp L Gulser BS MEd lznglzsh and Readxng Dean S Hartman B S M Ed General Sczence 'Hrs Helen B Hartzler Music F5 A D DIRECT ff-urge L Helnnk Mathemattcs Esther Helfrexht A B B L S Llbrarlan William M Hetrlck Industrial Arts Albert W Houser Commerczal Lester Houser Mathemancs William A Howe BS MA Sctence Chemtstry Mathematics Ross A Hulford Engllsh Mrs Gertrude Kaup Commercial Vlary E Kurtz General Home Economzcs George E Lees Biology and Englzsh Thomas W Lewts BS MS Hzstory and Science kenneth .l Lontz Auto Mechanzcs 'Vlrs Dorothy B Maxwell Latzn Grace B McCoy Geography Earl J lVIcM1llen History and Social Studies Thomas W McMullen B A M Ed General Science Clare N Muller Guldance and Counselmg Eva M Mmtck General Home Economtcs Mrs Joseph B Novak Engltsh and Readmg A May Park BA MA Latm Spamsh French Helen I Prlce Cl-UICS Wxlllam B Rager Machine Shop Pracuoe Fred E Retgle BS MEd Related Sclence Jay M Rnden Mathematrcs aid Phystcs A ' B.A. ' B.-Sl I BA. 'Bf.S.L ,' . 1 l , Jr. gg, ' Bs. . Bs. ILS. J. ' , Jr. . . AB., Mm. A.B. I A.B. BS. , B.S: A Bs. .H . B.Af tis. Russell A M Romlg B S M S Specuzl Educauon Mrs Jean Rosenstengel Health and Phystcal Education John Rosensten gel Health and Physical Education Robert E Russ BS MEd C wzcs and H :story .losephme M Schellenberg Englzsh and Readmg Harold H ShaEer A B Lltt M Htslory Mrs Eleanor Shealfer B S M Ed V ocattonal Home Economzcs Maurice C Shealfer Social Studzes and History Samuel W Shearer Mathematics Joseph F Slcchltano B.A MEd Commercnal and Socuzl Studies Walter M Smiley Instrumental and Vocal Muszc Roger B Smnh Commcrczal 0 R ABILITIES Louise R Spangler R D H Dental Hygl-erust Charles W Swartz Industrial Arts Jack E Swetek B S M Ed Safety Dnung Jack T Thompson Hrstory Alexander Ufema B S M Ed Health and Physzcal Education Mrldred C Wentz Supervisor of Musto Ethel Wray Lngltsh and Readmg John M Zmn Industrtal Arts Ivy H Bratton fl NOT PICTURED Donald J Cooke Woodworking and Carpentermg NOT PICTURED ' B.S: B.s. A ' ' ' B.Sl AZB. BA. BA. I , , A.B. Bs. Bs. - Bs. ' ' ' A . Bs. TOWARD A COAL Senior Counselor Miss Gladys S. McCauley, our friendly counselor, does much toward building good character in the pupils. She recognizes the individual personalities of each student and is sympathetic with his problems. Each year, everyone has some contact with Miss McCauley, for she helps him find the most suitable course, and she explains the required number of credits. She is constantly on the alert for help- ful information regarding vocations, col- lege scholarships, and other material use- ful to seniors. Miss McCauley also helps plan the social affairs of the school, such as the Junior Prom, the Dinner Dance, and the Class Picnic. Secretaries 11 , L 1, .,.... ,J- d. 0 ff l 4 MISS GLADYS S. McCAULEY Senior Class Counselor THE BUSY secretaries cheerfully pause in their work for this picture. Left to right: Joyce Kemberling, clerk: .lean McLaughlin, clerk, Mrs, Dorothy Swartz, clerkg Mrs. Joyce Krebs, secretary to principalg Mrs. Mary Keefer fstandingi, secretary to superintendent, Mrs. Helen Stewart, clerk, Nancy Burkett, clerkg Barbara Thompson, clerk. Ihltll WITH A VARIETY OF COURSES K' L 7 ,ah QU'EST-CE QUE CEST? French class is in prog- ress. Listening and understanding the conversation on a French record is one of the rewards of this course. Spanish and Latin are taught also in our school. SOME FUTURE scientists mix and stir the various chemicals to find that perpetually elusive con- clusion. Laboratory work with the class work aids the pupils in discovering the mysteries of nature. gk TO CH00 E FROM PRACTICE makes perfect. In office practice pupils receive not only a course in filing, but also instruction and practice on the dilferent forms and machines used in business ollices. 4,- 5 I X TAKE a letter! Stenography is a course that teaches students to take dictation rapidly and transcribe accurately with emphasis on grammar, punctuation, and appearance of mailable transcripts. N. IN ORDER to understand our modern economic system, a knowledge of bookkeeping is very important. Pupils learn to keep adequate records, which business and professional people need. 'S X PLA F OR PUPILS ARE encouraged to follow their particular interests in art, The picture shows art students working on landscapes in oil, working in two-color OUR FUTURE ,1, . . block prints, and glazing pottery, Art appreciation and field trips are included in the course. A CLASS of American History watches the screen as past and present events are portrayed. American History teaches us the mistakes of the past to prevent those of the future. SUSIE SENIORS are preparing for future homes by learning to cook on the attractive, modern stoves in the home-making department. Instruction on proper diet is an essential part of tln- course. FUTURE hom:-makers are husily at work. Lmely dresses and suits emerge from this workshop, for the fundamentals of planning and making clothes are taught in sewing class. WW IN l':l,l'ifi'l'lllli sliop ont- of llle- mort- voillplivat:-ll join in an 4-lrf'trir'iai1'N work is rf-winding u motor. Thi, typn- of training 1'0lll4'b in tliv fvnior yt-air, llR.'xl'iTlNll prolilvm- wary from bmall drawing- to large' layouts. ln Drafting sllop two juniors arm' working on a plan for a propowtl tivltl ww Planning and tcrhniquf- uri- important. Nl.-XSTEHY of tlie- 1-nginn' latin- if one- of tln- important t'lf'IIlt'IllP in training to ln- a machinist. In Mavhim- fliop a Nopllomore- ix doing a fimplt- lurning jolv on a latlw. IN AUTH mantling a Y-typv motor to lm-arn what if inf shop a group of aoplioinorc- are' Afterwards, llivy will rm-a-wiiilvlv it .mul Illdlil' it IN WOOD shop two junior, are- working on ii lawn chair projevt. This prolilvm give: training in assembly work and prartia-ef, at welll a- in thr- proper use of tool-. .-XX 1 N. ,qv .-xx w. Graduates THE SENIOR CLASS applauds its oflicers for a task well done, These people have done much to make our senior year successful. Left to right: Lee Wian, presidentg Marion Snook, vice-presidentg Sara Burlew, secre- taryg Eddie Jones, treasurer, SENIOR ADVISERS and OFFICER W WE ARE GRATEFIQL to our acl- visers for their guidanve and advice during our three years in the Senior Department. They have helped us in many ways. Standing left to right: Mr, Sicchilano, Mr. Swetek. Sealed: Bliss McCauley, Mrs. Burd. WILLIAM E BAILEY 1 Academic Actumes Soccer 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Wrestlnng Manager 1 Basketball 3 Lore Stall' Sophomore Class Party Actlvlty Rep resentatxve 2 Prom Com mlttee Student Council HIY 3 Ambzuon To go to college Charactenstlcs Good soccer player Mlss Park right arm seen wlth Kochenderfer tall with blond halr THOMAS F BENDER Chief' Vocational Actwmes Banker 3 Ambztum To be a good electrlclan Characterrsucs Sams rlghb- hand man always work ln All HARRY G AURAND JR Hank Academic Actwztzes Boys Chorus 3 Actluty Representative l 'Vhxed Chorus 3 Band 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Ambmon T go to the Coast Guard Academy Characterzstlcs Halle from down McClure way cowbovs around town the green truck drne a hay wagon fand that aunt hayl NANCY LEE AYRES Aggie Commercial Actwmes Assembl l 2 3 Y Clee Club l 2 3 Ambmon To make hx torv for Granvllle Charaetensues That smile' ' Always with Thelma and the Granville gang captam of the Beaver Pa tro pretty hatr Senior High greets 258 Sophs MAURICE R BLOSF Mouse General Actnmes Wrestllngl 2 3 Fotball l 2 3 Track 2 3 Student Councll 2 Bankerl Boy Chorus2 Assembly 2 Ambition T go to he Marines with Crlff' Charactenstlcs Our mighty fullback pals with Bijessff ah, that physique' EDWARD P BOI GER Ceneral ACIIUIUCS Soccer l 2 3 Track 2 3 Basketball 3 Prom Committee AQSCIII bly l H1 Y 2 3 Ambmon To travel and see the sights Characteristics Long legged always has a crew cut seen at the T A C good dancer rlght wmg of the soccer team DONNA M BECKWITH Becky Commercial Acuvmes Glee Clubl 2 3 Bowhngl 2 3 Banker 2 3 TrlHlY1 2 Assem b l 2 3 Ambmon To travel Characteristics Full of fun llkes to cowboy ln the car good soprano lnterested ln Glen Rock ELSIE P BINGAMAN Snooks Academic Actwmes Glee Club 3 I H Y 2 3 Assembly Prom Committee Ambruon To stop moving and settle down Charactterzstrcs Always seen m a black Ford going the wrong way down a one way street cute frlendly always laugh m 'FU . . , . u ov . 5, .,, . 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X 1 : o t ' . - ,, 20 BE'I'I'Y J EAN BOWMAN can General Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly l 2 3 A Cap- pe al 2 3 Tr1H1Yl 3 Bowhngl 3 Ambition To see the Seven Wonders of the World Characteristics Always has a comeback one of the class canaries drives a black Buick one of the Big Four HELEN MAY BRADFORD Helen Academic Actttltzes Clee Club l 2 Assembly l 2 3 A Cap- pella 2 3 Ambition To be a school teacher Characteristics Always gtg gllng halls from Fer guson Valley the quiet upevfav KATHRYN L. BORTELL Kay Academic Activities: Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee: Bowling 3. Ambition: To be a success. Characteristics: One of the Hgang' . . . pretty hair . . . nice personality . . . dresses nicely likes chemistry class DORCAS R. BOSLER Tweedles Academic Activities: Band l, 2, 33 Glee Club 35 Bowling 1, 23 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Tri-Hi- Y1, 2, 3g Assembly l, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a nurse. Characteristics: She's shy at times lshe says? . . . likes to go to Niagara Falls Sheaffer serves as President BARBARA ANN BROWN Barbie Commercial Actuttxes Glee Clubl 2 3 A semblv l 2 3 re Staff Ambition To get an WI R S degree Characteristics Always seen with Melvin nice er sonallty GLENN C BROWN Buddy General Actuznes Baseball 1 Ba k etball 1 Student Council 2 Prom Committee As- sembly 2 3 HIY 3 Soph omore Class Party Ambition To be a writer Characteristics Oh' hat waxy hair moody seen with Shep and Dodd neat dresser an admirer of Poe and Shelley DOLORES A BOYLE Dee General Acttvtttes Clee Club 1 3 Assemblyl 3 Tr1HlY Ambition To be a nurse Characteristics Qule has a terrific giggle future woman in white built on a small scale pals with Parson SHIRLEY ANN BRAY Shirley Home E1 onomlc Actnittes Clee Club 3 As sembly 3 Ambition To get married to Bobby Characteristics ulet one of the Home E1 kids ha an lntere t ln the Nayy likes hot dog JACK L. BUBB Bubbles Vocational Activities: Baseball lg Sophn omore Class Partyg Acl tivity Representative 3: Prom Committee. Ambition: To be a manager of the Giant Store. Characteristics: Oh! that red hair , . , likes the girls. 6 7 SARA C BURLEW a Commercial Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Class Oflicer 2 3 Prom Com mittee Sophomore Class Party Student Councll 2 3 Bowling 1 2 r Staff Tr1H1Y 2 3 Ambition Goto D C with Gayle and Gerry Characteristics One of the gang our class scribbler peppy Oh' those corny Jokes I ILLIAN FARODISKEY Peggy Commercial Actnitws Assemblyl 2 3 Activity Representative 2 Clee Club 2 3 Tr1HlYl Ambition To get out of school Characteristics .lone-ss girl Nice personality NELLIE MAE BULICK Nellie Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a success. Characteristics: Always seen with Minnie . , . slender . . . talkative . . . has a fond desire to go to Ger- many. Sllamrocks adorn Sophomore Class Party, March 17 GAYLE E CLECK Gayle Commercial Actzuues Orchestral 2 3 Band 2 3 Bankerl Glee Clubl 3 Lore Stall' As semblyl 2 3 THHIY 3 Maroon and Steel 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Party Activity Representative 2 Ambition To go to D C with Gerry Sara and 'Vlome Characteristics Class of 33 an cute majorette friendly PHYLLIS F CAVANAUGH Phyllis Academic Activities Bowlmgl 2 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 Assem 1 2 Ambition To be a success as a nurse Characteristics Drives a car a friend of all sweet will make a nice woman in white GLEN A CHILCOTE Chilly General Actruties Mixed Chorus 2 3 Boys flee Club 2 3 Activity Representative 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Ambition To be In the Air Force Characteristics Small shy of girls 'Q DONNA F COFFEY Donna Commercial Actzuttes I lee Clubl 2 3 Acuuty Representative 2 Student Council 1 Lore Staff Assemblyl 2 Ambition To make a good secretary 191 Characteristics Quiet blonde halls from Ferguson Valley one of the steadles loves ee ln I 665199 ' bi 99 '- : ,si ' 3 :s': 9 9: . l 2 62 si ' 1 ,Z ' ' - fs z 1 S 3 4 , 'sa Q u AN 3 , :Loc D : ' K ' 3 - - , . . ' 3 . . Cb ,I ' GG ' 19 ... I . . bi '91 ' G5 ' W 1' : Q ' 1 ' 2 My .,: - :H 1 .: y bly,,3. , 'X : S , . , 1 ,- .. I . . FP .I . ' f' : ' . ' a I 1 so n ' , at 11 . ' 3 ,ti ',,5' s,3' .4 s -6 ' 9 ,z : - , : -- 2 6 fb M3- s ,Z 5 3 ' .. , I ... 7 7 nun . '. N L. ,,,,, . GORDON R. COHEN Gordy Academic Activities: Soccer 13 Wrest- ling 35 Activity Repre- sentative lg Banker 33 Boys' Chorus 1, 3: Band 1, 33 Hi-Y 33 Assembly 1, 33 District Chorus 33 Track 3' Mixed Chorus 3. Ambition T be a good Doc Characteristics Wants to fol low in his fathers foot steps leven though they' dont fith a cut up J V's ln! ROBERT E DAVIDSON Porky General Activities Bnd 1 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 County Band l 2 District Band 2 Boys Glee Club 3 As sembly 1 Ambition T go to the Navy Characteristics met type fllll you get to know him good church worker loves that stubby pipe DONALD L CROSSMAN Don Academic Activities Football 1 S c 2 T ack 1 Wrestling 1 Student Coun cll 3 Lore Staff Prom Committee Class Due Collector 1 Ambition To open a Whiz zer Shop Characteristics Loves the tall dark and 9 one of the Whlzzer Kids has a drawl all his own end season with PAUL F CUSTER Custer General Activities Footballl 2 3 Wrestling 2 3 Track l 2 Stage Manager 3 As sembly 2 3 Ambition To be a truck driver Characteristics Small but mighty drnesa Stude baker seen with Ros e e runs terrific plays ln football girls go for him in a big way - ,V FREIDA G CURRY Curry Home Economics Activities Glee Club 1 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Ambition To be a success Characteristics Good sport always cracklng gum likes the Navy soda Jerk slx Wlns and two JAMES R DALTON lm General Ambition T go to he moon with Dodd Characteristics Oh' that car always seen with Bol er and Piper loafs at the Wm Penn ROBERT A. COLYER Bob General Ambition: To join the Navy. Characteristics: A lot of fun . . . works at the Y.M.C.A. . . . ardent fan of L, J. H. S. Panthers' . . . keeps the fifth period study hall lively losses GERALD vc mvuas e General Actxutles Wre tlmg l flmbltwn To help the Naxy get along Characteristics Pannebaker se terror of the Ea t End ha fond mem one of his old Chry ler likes hunting and fi hmg . 9 : o 3 - 65 99 . . ' , 1 v , 's gg 99 ' C5 7, ' . . . : 3 0 s . . . : , z cer , 3: r , 2, 3: N , , . 1 . 9 ' E . - 5 . 9 S 3 5 - g S . . . - . . . . . . . a ,- ' Y . . . , , - SC ' . R .15 U O Q . I O as 91 . nj- is 1 2 ,'kS' V 6 'fd' O , ' ,,'., ' ' ' z 3 ' ' : o t , A - . ' ' - Q -so .6 , , , , t u . ' ef jg . . . ' ' ' ' ' . ' as 2 s - . - ' ' 3 K K' Q . ., ' ' .ttf g'f 'i A K4 9, 651 bi? .. : a , , Q i. : S . 'Y 9 1 i 1 7 ' ,, : '9- 3 3 , -. X z . X A' . . . . s ' : o , , . . s - . ' ' s 's I . I , 1 . . G.. . - nv- WILLIAM D DODD 1 General Acttvmes Football 1 As- sembly 2, 3 Prom Com mlllee Ambztlon To go to the moon with Dalton Charactensttcs Always seen with the fellows mce personallty always at the Y WALTER F DeVERTER Walt Academic Actwtttes Track 2 3 Bask etball 3 Prom Committee 2 Assembly 3 Ambmon To be a success Characteristics Always talk ln speeds around m a Hudson lanky Spamsh Whllg DELORES MARY DIVEN Delores Academlc Actwmes Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Bandl Ambttwn To be a telephone operator Charactenstlcs Quiet One of the French klds plays the organ has that suntan look all wmter an ardent Pan ther fan x, A' WARREN R DUNN Academic Basketball 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Ambmon To own a 1952 Chevy Convertible Charactertsncs Quiet the Maroon and Steels shutter bug drlves a grey Plymouth lanky Jumor Actwzttes Blue and Gold class hats brighten the halls BARBARA L ENGLISH Barb General Actwltles Glee Club l 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Cheer leaderl 2 3 Ambztwn To be a success m whatever I undertake Charactensucs One of the gang from the Terrace peppy cheerleader cute elther crack mg gum or Jokes A RICHARD 0 ESPIGH CLARA BELLE FISHER Ricky Vocational Pee Wee Commercial Actumes Banker 1 3 Acttuttes flee Club 2 3 4mbmon To get marrled Assemblv 2 3 Characterlstlcs Alwav t Ambltlon To get a head the katmg rlnk one of ln this world the electrlc hop boy Charactenstzcs Peppy hmy brown eyes 0 ' tho e Square dances second Beethowen9 9 GENE D ERNEST Moose Vocational Actwttves Football 2 Ambltwn To leave town Characteristics Always at the movies car shark halls from East Market St . 55 B ' ll 99 ' 3 , S ' 7 s Q 3 f - Q 1 1 s - 3 . 5 X 1 . I . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . I . f A , - l , O V O Li ' 99 S ' W ' Bll ' 5 5 5 S 3 ' - .. i ,, , ,, . . I . - . . . , I 1 0 ' . . . I I 0 I . u 0 0 e sa 99 ,, V. ' ally , 5 , ,fry ,I ' ,pgs gigof-W-1 ,53..Q53lf , 4. i .XA , .. I Q . . . 54 ,S C6 9' ' I , , Q I . - , 2 - A 2 . - 9 9 - Ve I : . . . . u . fl . . . d . , I ,, . . ... . . 4 -. , , . fb ' ,W ' L4 99 ' x .. . . . . . . , , . ' ' - ' u vs I 'S 3 I NX . . . ' . . ' s . A ' s S. ' ' : , . . s ' c . . . h. 5 . . . . DONALD JOSEPH FOLK Blmky General Acwmes Bnd 1 2 3 Soccer 3 Dlstrtct Band 2 3 County Band 1 2 3 Orc estra 1 2 Prom Commlttee Ambztwn To be a mec hanlc Charactenstlcs Popular on the Band Bus Engllsh whnz quiet? '7 9 always laughmg DOROTHEA B F OLTZ Dorothea Commercial Actwmes Glee Club 2 3' Assembly 2 3 Ambztlon To get my M R S degree Characteruucs A fan of the stock car races Toney s glr qulet? SUSAN JANE FISHER Susan Commercial Actumes Glee Club 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Ambztwn To work ln a bank Charactenstlcs Never drlves wlth a llcense talka uve llkes to rude ln the horse and buggy pretty blonde W RONALD FISHER Ronnle General Actwlues Football 1 Stu dent Councll 3 Class Dues Collector 2 Assembly 3 Ambluon To Jom the Navy Charactenstlcs Halls from Granvllle always wlth the gang mcelooklng undeclded ur new rings flash and gleam NANCY MARIE FRAZEE Re Academic Actzunes Glee Club 2 3 Nlaroon and Steel 1 2 3 Lore Staff Assembly 2 3 Ambmon To be an auto mechamc Charactenstlcs Red halr llkes Voc halls from the West End an ardent Pirate fan i , 25 CHESTER F FROHM Ronnle Vocattonal Actwmes Student Councll 2 Bankerl Class Dues Collector 3 Ambuum To be a success ln lnfe Characterxsncs Always seen wlth Mowery always trymg to get out of work JOYCE LOUISE FOLK Joycle Academrc Actwmes B nd 1 2 3 Orc estra 1 2 3 Glrl Representative Glee Club 1 A Cappella 2 3 Stu dent Counc1l2 3 Assem blyl 2 3 ACIIVIIY Rep resentatxve 1 Sophomore Class Party Prom Com mlttee Bowl1ng13 Lore talf County Bandl 2 3 ISITICI Band 2 3 Trl H 1 2 3 Ambition To be a Nurse Characterlsttcs Magnetic per sonallty MICHAEL E FORSYTHE Mike Academlc Actwmes Wrestlmgl 2 3 Footballl 2 Track 2 3 Prom Commlttee Student Council 2 3 Stage Man ager 3 Student Councll Officer 3 Assembly 2 3 Ambmon To go to college Charactensncs That black wavy haxr cute Student Council s pride oy popular JOHN E. FRY John Academic Activities: Student Council 33 Assembly 1. Ambition: To go to college. Characteristics: Tall . . . always on the go good cout cut up of Nlount Rock RONALD JAY HARTLEY Meat General ACIILIIIGS B nd l 3 A sembly 1 3 Orchaestra 1 Ambition To get a car Characteristics Witty plays the cymbals for the semors at pep meetings quiet in class'7'7 26 RUTH LETTICA CERS Ruth General Actwmes Glee Club 1 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Ambition To live a happy life with Darl Characteristics Sports a dia mond always seen ln a gray Studebaker one of McCrorys helpers would Ilke to take a course ln study halls ROSALIE AGNES GUY IXIC General ACIHIIICS Glee Club 2 3 A Cappella 2 3 Banker 3 Trl H1 Y 3 Assembly 2 3 Bowling 3 District Chorus Ambltwn To :mg for my llvmg Characteristics Shes nexer seen without a bug smile and a Hey Kays constant companion always leaves them singing ,N ROBERT LFO GRIFFITH Gflm General Activities Foothalll 2 3 Baseball l 2 3 Basket ball l 2 3 Activity Rep resentatlve l Assembly 2 Ambltum T go to he Marines with Mouse Charactenstlcs Short handsome first class athlete quite a ladies man CARL R IBRTLEY Car Commercial Activities Assembly 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club 1 Soph omore Class Party Ambmon To see more of Cranulle and Pat Characteristics Has brown hair and dark rimmed glasses drives a Buick Oh those wemer roasts t..4'Y JOSEPHINE R. GEEDY Jo Academic! Activities: A Cappella 3g Glee Club 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Lore Staffg Prom Committeeg Class Dues Collector 3 TriHiY 1 Ambition To go to Ship pensburg S T C Charactenstzcs Loves t write letters vxvaclous talkative always seen with Pat and Margie JOHN R HARTMAN Happy .lack Vocational Actwztnes Football l 2 Activity Representative 2 Student Council l 3 Prom Committee Soph omore Class Party Ambztum To get in the Marines with Chlef Characteristics Always nurs mg his wavy hair always eating 5 V. . . ' l .J 4 29 3-, , i . . , . p D . : . . G O . . : I s - 4 1 : l 0, t l Kochenderfer elected Junior President. HD- - 9, as ln - K 3: '. . : K. V 'l V- . . : ' I f t . . . ' ' 'x ' 35:2 , g iw., g V is . . I . . 1 sk! 2, YQ . . , 3 Q S-4, . , ' . . . . . Lp! L , , MONA JEAN HAYWOOD Monie Commercial Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Bowling 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Assembly 2, 3. Ambition: To go to D. C. with Sara, Gerry, and Gayle. Characteristics: Her spec- ialty . . . Cowan's Gap . . . pint sized . . . friendly . . . quiet?'?? E GERALDINE HEGNER Cerry Commercial Actuttes Bnd l 2 3 Assembly l 2 3 Orch ra l 2 flee 1 l Student Counul 1 Lore Staff Tr1HlY 3 Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee County Ban 2 3 Ambition To g to D C wlth Gayle Monle Characteristics energetic from Gayle Sara and Tlny but inseparable fi? K' DONNA MARIE HELLER Heller Commerf lal Acttuttes Clee Club l 2 3 Trl H1 Y l As cmbly l 2 3 Bowling l 3 Ambition To own the Rialto Theatre Characteristics Spends her time at the cinema prefers study halls to classes one of the Big Four loves chocolate cakes South Sea Islands IS location of our Prom, Ma DONALD S HIRAKIS Herk Academic Actnzttes Football 1 Ambition To the Army naturally and then college Characteristics Cute pals with Morgan and Fry LOLA MARIE HENRY Lola Academic Activities Artl 2 3 Class Dues Collector 1 Assem 1 2 3 Glee u Ambition To get the mate to my diamond Characteristics Artist brown curly hair shes just waiting for the day always wears a smile THELMA D HERBSTER Herbie Academic Actutttes Tr1HlYl 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Banker3 Bowlmg2 Prom Committee Sopho more Class Party Ambition To live at Cow ans Gap Characteristics Wonderful sense of humor other Cowan s Gap fan interested in Juniors BETTY .l. HECKENDORN Heckie Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Bowling lg Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 33 Assembly 3: A Cap- pella 3. Ambition: To get an R.N. degree. Characteristics : Norman's girl . . . accompanied by Donna .lane . . . works at Kinney's. 25, 1951 CHARLOTTE R HOFFMAN Charlotte -Xcademu 4CUllilGS T xH1Y 2 3 Clee Club 2 3 -X emblx Bow mg l hill! Representative 3 Prom Committee 'llaroon and Steel l 2 Lore Staff Ambltlon To get nly RN degree Characteristics Nice per on a ltv a fan of the l 0 a Oh' that Cowan Gap 27 CAROLYN J JOHNSON can Commercial Activities Clee Clubl 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Ambition To walt for some one Characteristics Interested in the Voc quiet pals with Betty favor ite period lunchtime NORMAN EUGENE HUFF Norman Academic Activities: Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Concert Choir 3: Assembly I, 2, 3: District Chorus 2. Ambition: To be an under- taker. Characteristics: Full of fun often seen on Wayne Street likes to slng good worker HELEN E. JAMES Helen Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Assembly l, 2, 3. Ambition: To travel. Characteristics: Quiet . . . blonde . . . likes to roller skate . . . the owner of pretty eyes. EDWARD J JONES .lonesy Vocational Activities Basketballl 2 3 Football3 Class Officer3 Sports Editor of Lore Prom Committee Banker 2 Student Council 3 Sophomore Class Party Ambition To own Lewis town Characteristics That pass mg quarterback heads the Tac Oh' Those brown eyes Peg s man Stellmack IS Lore Editor, Kleferle asslsts RUTH A J ONES Ruth Commercial Activities Assembly 1 2 3 Clee Club l 2 3 Ambition To be a secretary Characteristics ulet Joker who IB her secret flame never without a smile halls from the Hill DELORES M KAUFFMAN Sissy General Activities Clee Club l 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 4mbztion To be a success in something Characteristics ulet hall from Granville pretty brown eyes a smile for everyone friendly ROBERT H KAUFFMAN Bob Vocational Ambition To get out of school Characteristics Hts Height Mr Relgles right hand man another of the We t End Gang VANZA C KAHLER Vanza Commercial Activities Tr1HtY 1 2 3 more Class Party Glee Cu l 3 Bandl 2 3 Ambition To have a busl ness of my own Characteristics High step mg maJorette comes from the H111 cute always laughing Ss CG 9, ' J 1' ,,3 S 3 3- c 5 A 1 . 1 ' I . 3, t, U , : , ss 19 Q - 1 '. I . 1,- ., I . Q . C Q Q GG 7, 1 GS Y, 5 ,,g A .-.- ,,: . I , , . Assembly 1, 2, 3: Sopho- :..Q. ' ,N lb , t ' can '..9 7 QQ . 55'9, . . ,,. ,, tt H . I, ...:, ,,: ..: I . . . , . . 's ' S . Q X DAWN A KIEFERLE Dawn Academlc Actwztzes Assembly 1 2 Clee Club 1 2 Trl H1Y 3 Maroon and Steel 1 2 3 Asslstant Edltor of the Lore Ambmon To go to Buck ne Characteristics Nlce dresser beauuful dark brown halr short one of French frxes PATRICIA L KEARNS Commercial Actwmes T IHIY 1 2 Banker 1 Actlvlty Repre sentatlve 2 Assembly 1 2 3 Glee Club12 3 Ambztwn To be an Alrlme hostess Charactenstlcs Cute blonde curly halr bullt close. to the ground always laughing and chewmg gum New addltlon to Junlor DAVID F KLINE Dave General Actwltaes Bandl 2 Ambmon To own a Sunoco Station C haracterlstlcs Dru es black Chevy halls from the East End works at Walters JAMES L KNUDSON .I lppy beneral Actumes Football l 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Banker Ambition To Joln the Nan Charactertstzcs Nlce phyl que ntce personality Lo Laptaln of our foot ball team BEVERLY .I KEEMER Bev Academic Actwztzes Clee Club 2 A Cappella 3 Lore Staff Class Dues Collector 2 Banker 3 Assembly 2 3 Prom Committee 'I'rlHtY Ambltton To he treasurer of the Old Maid s Circle Characteristics Always smll ln natural curly hanr future nurse loves to slng one of the sans CLEO R KINSER Cleo Commercial Actwlttes Clee Clubl 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3, Ambmon To be a success Characterzstzcs Talkatnve one of the branvllle gang pretty chocolate colored eyes Illgh gets under way .I W KOCHENDERFER oe Academnc Actultxes Student Council Banker l 2 Cass President 2 Prom Com mittee Sophomore Class Party A1-tnlty Repre sentatne 3 Assembly 2 Soccerl 2 3 Basketball a Maroon and Steel 1, 3, Boys' Chorus 3, Concert Choir 3 Ambition To make some thing of myself CMTGFICHSIICS Tall alway- seen wxth Barley JOHN D KNOX ur y General Actwltles Assemblyl 2 3 Boys Chorus l School Quartet 1 Ambztwn To go huntmg and fishing In Canada Characteristics Halls from Cranvllle known for his curly hanr lowes to hunt and fish gy ' upatn . so n - Z r' ' 9 Z l I' 2 2 A , 3 ' 4 5 W 3 9 Q V ' .2 ' Z .' 5 l 1, 3 ' 3 - - . -. . 1, 2,,3. 9 . n A A . . , . ' N...,: ' , ' ' 3 '. . . .. ' g... ' 5 h .XJ sa n ' ' ' SC ,U ' if 15 ' . .I 5 .sl I ,L l ll : 1 s l 3 ' . 1 9 , 3 . 3 I : - , , , , . ll. , - , . I I 'aff ,. A 'I - A 1 1, the 'gang' . . . fond of ' Q -,f - . xml, 2 O Q Q C O H W ' HC ln : , . : x y , Z . 4' . ' . ' 'S ' . . : .v a .. I . .4 W . 4 .iw ' 4 . . , . . . 1 : HJ VI A ay M . ,, w ' N 2: I , 4 1' 7 5 s 9 I -' I ' - . . : 4 H ' Q . 1, 2. : A ' - : ' Z ' Z , : ' 1 , 3 3 ' . l,2, 3: Trek 1.2, 3: my JOHN H. KREPS 'Johnny' Academic Activities: Football 1: Boys' Chorus 1, 3g Mixed Chorus 33 Band 33 Maroon and Steel 1, 33 Banker l, 2g Assembly 2, 3, Ambitikm: To become Chief Engineer of a construction company in McClure Characteristics Likes his woman crew cut romeo hails from Granville the possessor of dim p es RICHARD D LOGAN Dick General Ambition To be a success Characteristics Quiet hails from the East End fond of driving that DeSoto haimts the skating rink spends his evenings at drive ms CARMEN L LASH I armen Commercial Activities Glee Club l 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Bowling Ambition To fulfill Nttas ambition Characteristics Always seen with Nita and Phyl talkative in English class one of Murphys glrs STARK W E LASH Stark Academic Activities Atl 2 3 A sembly l 2 3 Activity Representative 3 Ambition To be a history teacher Characteristics Likes to play the piano always in a hurry an Art fiend haunts th T A C patron of muslc con certs Wlan heads the Senior Class JESSE L LEPLEY JR ess General Acliuties Football 1 3 Basketballl 2 3 Student Council 2 Banker l Ambition To stay single for awhile Characteristics Stars on the basketball floor travels out Yeagertown way always with .llppy and Mouse JUANITA A LOGAN Nita Commercial Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 Student Council 1 2 3 TrlHtY 1 Bowling 1 2 3 Prom Committee Soph omore Class Party Assem hlyl 2 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Ambition To visit Albright with Carmen Characteristics Always seen with Carmen talkative HARRY N. KROT 'Nickoli' Vocational Activities: Activity Repre' sentative 3. Ambition: To .loin the Air Force. Characteristics: Always chas- ing the girls . . . the convertihle kid, FERN MARLIN IDI-IT .lumor General Activities Assembly 2, 3 Ambition To Join the Navy Characteristics Seen with Duck Morgan drives a Chevy qiuet until one gets to know him personality kid BEVERLY JUNE LONG v Academic Activities Clee Club l 2 3 Maroon and Steel 3 Banker 1 TrlHrY 1 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 A Cap- pella 3 Prom Committee Ambition To succeed Characteristics Built close to the ground beauu ful hair attractive dresser pals with Alice likes to dance WALTER L. McKINLEY W7alt Vocational Ambition: To get the colors to match on my Ford. Characteristics: Curly hair . . . fine guitar player . . . a Pittsburgh fan . . . always working on his rainbow-colored' Ford, MINNIE M McCALIPS Mm Academic Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly l 2 3 Ambttum To make up my mind Characteristics ulet halls from The Rldge pals with Nellie 41 DONNA M McCARDLE Donna General Activities Clee Club l 3 Concert Choir 3 Assem blyl 2 3 Tr1HxY1 Ambition To be a nurse Characteristics Full of pep beautiful brown eyes a smile for everyone cute kid New Honor System put lnto effect PATRICIA L McCARDLE at Academic Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 A Cappella 3 Tr1H1Y 1 3 Assembly l 2 Bowling l Ambition To be a success Characteristics Uses good English flashy dresser pals with .lo and Heckie . . . heads our Tri-Hi-Y. l JEAN MAY McCLELLAN Shorty General Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly l 2 3 Ambition T Join the Waves Characteristics Halls from McClure likes her soldier small, but mighty ROBERT THOMAS LONG Bob Academic Activities Assemblyl 2 Ambition To be a success Characteristics Halls from the South End ta and blonde quiet in school raises rabblts for a hobby ,7- LUELLA McMULLEN El Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Assembly l, 2, 3. Ambition: To work in a bank Knot to rob itb. Characteristics: Sleeps in Law Class . . . nice per- sonality. 3l DONALD L MORGAN Duck General Actwtttes Football 1 Ambmon To evade the draft board Characteristics Seen with Betty drives a nice car good looking with wavy hair DONNA J. MESSERMAN Donna Academic Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a success. Characteristics: A quiet gal . . . golden blonde hair . . . hails from Klondike . . . has a nice personality . . . likes to go to football games. RICHARD P. MILLER Chief Vocational Activities: Football l, 2, 3g Activity Representative lg Banker 23 Student Council 3: Prom Committeeg Soph- omore Class Party. Ambition: To get in the Marine Corps. Characteristics: Always seen flirting with the girls . . . Oh! those jokes . . . fond of a certain Junior. PATSY LOU MORGAN at General Actwmes Glee Clubl 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Ambition To marry Bob Characteristics Always seen ln a maroon Willys quiet Bob s girl Knudson and Roselle captam football squad KENNETH E MOWERY Ken Vocational Actwtues Activity Repre sentatlve 1 2 Football 1 2 Prom Committee Ambition To own a farm Charactenstzcs Always sing ln pals with Froh mie l ,L ,':5i ,rgzijfz ROBERT N MURRAY Bo General Activities Basehalll 2 3 Soccer 3 Assembly 3 Ambltton To own my own rlnk Characteristics Black wavy hair halls from Lake Park haunts the skat mg rink 32 NEIL C NICHOLS Nel Cencral ACIIUIIIES Glee Clubl 2 3 Sophomore Class Partv Student Council 1 Junior Prom Committee District Chorus 2 Assembly l 2 3 Ambition To enjoy life falonei Characteristics. Short and lJl0lId . . . wherever there is singing youll find Neil . . . hates all women. KENNETH A MURPHY Ken Vocational Actwrtles Banker 1 Prom Committee Ambmon To get out of school Charactertstlcs Card of Auto Shop his blond hair seen with Phyllis bashful 2 JAY E ORT ay Academic Activities Socccr2 3 Wrest llng 3 ACIIVIIY Repre sentative 3 Ambition To remain Ches Champ of Fatrvlew ull 2052 A P iAfter Pear shape? Characteristics Dark and handsome a chemistry whlz halls from Fair view quiet F. JEAN NICI-IOLSON Jean Commercial Activities: Assembly l, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 A Cap- pella 2, 3: Co-Editor Maroon and Steelg Tri-HL Y 1, 2, 3g Prom Commit- tee: Sophomore Class Party. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. degree. Characteristics: Keeps the M. 81 S. running . . . spends her time with Duane good worker DONNA R. OPDENI-IOFF Donnie Commercial Activities: Clee Club l, 2, 3g Assembly l, 2, 3: A Cap- pella 2, 3g Lore Staff: 60 Word Transcription. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. degree. Characteristics: Always seen with MB. Ann' . . . Don's girl . . . has an excellent alto voice . . . talkative. CATHERINE L PACKARD Cathy Academic Activities Glee Club 2 As sembly 2 Ambition To be a nurse Characteristics Quiet personality kid small bramy pretty blue eyes friends with everyone wanting for that certain someone Undefeated, untled grldders make history IDA P PARSON at Commercial Actutttes A semblyl 2 3 Clee flubl 2 3 Bowling 3 Tr H Y fimbltton To go to Texas with? Characteristics Small tute lot of un een with the gang MARGARET A PATTON eg General 4111111195 Cheerleader l 2 3 A Cappella 3 As em l 3 Banker Bowling 1 Trl HIY 1 Ambttzon To joln the Air Force with Peg Schwab Characteristics Lowes joke Oh' tho e brown e e capable cheer leader friends with everyone .IANET LOLISE PALLES .Ianme Commercial Actnmes A semblyl 2 3 ee C ub l 3 0 btaif Ambition To get nn MR Q degree Characteristics A whit t typing pen hir extra time with Bud ELIZABETH A PASSMORE B Ann lommerual flctullzee I lee llub l 2 3 A Cappella 3 Trtl'l1Y l A sem :lv 60 80 Word Tran crlp tion Prom tomnnttte 4mb1tlon To get my 'Vl R 'S Characteristics Alwax we f n with Donna pleasing per onalitv cute Ram lrl MJ 9? ' . I ,Q 1' ,,, ,, . .3 , : S i : . ' M s 3 '- .' in - . ' ': ' . . . A . - ' . .un ls' l f . C Q U up N . . A A. . s 1' ,',: ,, f -' , ' Q 1 M, l,2,. : 1- 1- 1, 2, 3. A 3 -- -. , ', Z 2,3g.s' l,'l,2,3: ' .. . S '- ' s f ' 4 'Z : I , S' ' , T: degree. A f . . .1 8 s. .su ' -'Q f4 , , . , , w up W ss 'vs w -I . : 345 - -1 3, - 3,-5, bl Il ,2, :Lre bly . 2. : 1: '.: -I . , l: , 52. U. - n - ' ' : A ,', a ' '-3 - to , .. . : S Ili ' ys. .. - DOROTHY MAE PENNEBAKER Penny Home Economics Activities: Clee Club 3: As- sembly 3. Ambition: To go to B. V. S. Characteristics: Hails from Granville . . , always seen laughing . . . loves her chew gum. GAILE L. PRICE Louie Academic Activities: Clee Club l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: A Cappella 35 Assembly l, 2, 3: Class Dues Collector 3: Sopho- more Class Party. Ambition: To be a nurse. Characteristics: Stately built . . , always seen with Stuck . . . good alto voice . . . mysterious about her love alfairs. EDWARD D. PIPER PetIer Vocational Activities: Banker 3: Maroon and Steel 3: Sophomore Class Party. Ambition: To hop up my Chevy. Characteristics: No, 1 Hot Rod Driver of Voc . . . oh! that black, curly hair . . . spends his time with Frances. ,IOI-IN W. PLESSINGER Johnny Academic Activities: Student Council l, 2: Class Dues Collector l: Ilaskethall l. Ambition: To succeed. Characteristics: Always carc- ful with that wave in his hair . . . the steady type . . . always talking in class. Cagers seek Mountain League title. TIIELMA POWELL Thelma Commercial Activities: Assembly l, 2, 3: Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Lore Staff: Banker 2. Ambition: To learn to drive. Characteristics: Friendly . . . pals with Aggie . . . pretty hair . . . has an interest in Voc , . . those big blue eyes. 1 .IOANNE LEE PRE'I'I'YLEAF Leaf Academic Activities: Banker l, 2: Clee Club l, 2, 33 Lore Staff: Assembly 1, 2, 3: A Cappella 3: Prom Coml mittee: Student Council 3: Maroon and Steel: Tri- I:Ii-Y l, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a good nurse for a certain M.D. Characteristics : Pretty blonde . . . sweetheart of Lambda Chi . . . wears Don's frat pin. le .IP PAUL D. PENNINCTON Paul Vocational A mbition: To get out of school. Characteristics: Never seen on hand . . . loves his Pontiac . , . hails from the East End. PATRICIA LOUISE REED Patt Commercial Activities Clee Club l 2 Concert Choir 3 Assem blyl 2 3 Prom Commit tee TrlI'I1Y1 2 Maroon and Steel 3 Transcription 60 80 100 Word Theory mbition To be a success Characteristics. Has interests at Penn State . . Jacks steady . . pals with Nancy . . . always seen in an Oldsmobile. DONNA LEE REEDER 'Dink' Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 33 Prom Committeeg Assem- bly l, 2, 3g A Cappella 1, 2, 33 Class Dues Collec- tor 13 Student Council President 34 Class Officer 24 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 33 Activity Representa- tive 2. Ambition: To do my best in all I undertake. Characteristics: Beautiful al- to voice . . . friendly. 42 XIII 23 LLOYD E RI-IEAM ,IR Lloyd General Ambition To be a farmer Characteristics Tall quiet halls from McClure RUSSELL J RIPKA Rip Vocatlonal Actiutles Student Council 1 2 'Vlaroon and Steel 3 Banker 3 Sophomore Class Party Ambition To be a state trooper Characteristics Friendly t everyone co owner of Snooks Service Station always smiling popular CLIFTON A. REIK Tiger, Jr. Academic Activities: Assembly l, 2, 33 Banker 3: Football l. Ambition: To travel. Characteristics: Hails from Granville . . . always on the go , . . talkative, Six Senlor Songsters represent L J II S at Dlsfrlct Chorus D CHARLES ROSELLE Charlie General Actiuties Footballl 2 3 Wrestlmgl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Student Councill 3 Clee Clubl 2 3 District Chorusl 2 3 Stage Man ager 3 Maroon and Steel Ambition To succeed -Characteristics Oh' hat baritone voice pride of glee club nice personality pals with Custer DONNA JANE tRI'l'I'ENHOUSE Donna Jane General Activities Clee Clubl 2 3 Trl HIY I Bowling 1 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 Ambition To be a nurse and physical therapist Characteristics Studlous pals with Betty IRENE MAE ROMIG Irene Academic Actnttzes Assemblyl 2 3 Clee Club l 2 3 Ambition To be a success Characteristics Quiet intelligent senior friendly good worker hails from down 'VIcClure way just the opposite of tall MARGARET E RUNKLE Margie Academic Activities A Cappella 3 Clee Club l 2 Bowling l 2 Lore Staff Tr1I-I1Y 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Ambition To go to Juniata Characteristics Lots of pep quite a Canasta fiend one of the Murphy girs knows all the answers Oh those brown eyes' 35 . , 1 . 66 99 Lt '95 ' I . . . , s i Q : 4 y, I 0 , . . . . Q o l 0 s c 0 so va - ss M .Y.. ' . ' s 9 1 ' I , , , I. 9 1 - V . . Q , , :D . . 3 9 1 - . , ' , ' ' A . :ff I ' , .Q I , . . is -n - at vs L ' 2 , , 9 - ,- Q si s 9 U D I si 9: 1 9 s ' ' , ,s N - ,: , ,- Q ,S ' 1, - 3 . . 2, ... .1 ' M b . . I 't -ln ... , .. Q 1 ... X, MARGARET L. SCHWAB George Ceneral Actluttes County Band l 2 Orchestral 2 Bowl mg l A sembly l 2 3 B n l 2 Tr1HtY 3 Banker l 2 Ambition To see the world Characteristics Popular nice figure halls from Brown Street peppy man slayer always seen ln Derry SUSIE DELORES RYAN Susie Commercial Activities: A Cappella I, 2, 33 Glee Club l, 2, 33 As- sembly l, 2, 3g Bowling 1, 3: Lore Stal Ambition: To satisfy my wanderlust. Characteristics: Beautiful red hair . . . good soprano voice . . . eats anything and everything , , . always on the go . . . one of the Big Four. AUDREY ANN SCHIELE Audrey Academic Activities: Assemllly l, 2. 3: Maroon and Steel l, 2, 33 Activity Representative 33 Glee Club lg Lore Staff: A Cappella 2, 33 Student Council l, 2: Bowling 1, 24 Prom Committee: Class Ollicer lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Sophomore Class Party. Ambition: To be Veep of the Old Maids' Circle. Characteristics: Popular , . . swell personality, JOAN L SHAFFER .loanie Home Economics Activities Clee Clubl 2 3 As emblyl 2 3 Bowling l TrlHlY 3 Ambmon To be a success Characteristics One of the Home Ec girls small usually accompanied by Barb Happy voices joyously smg the class song l lug ALFRED .l SHAY JR Cactus General Actiutles Wrestllngl 2 Ambition To become rich Characteristics One of the Lake Park gang halls from Fairview KARL K SHERMAN JR Shermy Academic Activities Band l Track l Ambmon To go to college to be a teacher Characteristics Halls from Palruew pals with a a future teacher ELLEN BETI' SHILLER E Bett Academic Acttuties Clee Clubl 2 3 Prom Committee Actuv ity Representatne l 3 Banker 2 Cheerleader l 2 3 Lore Staff Wlaroon Steel l 2 rl H 1 2 3 Assem y 1 2 3 Sophomore Class Partv Ambition To he a football coach Characteristics Dales girl one of our cheer leaders 36 HAROLD L SHEPHERD Shep General Activities Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee H1Y 3 Ambition To live a happy 1 e Characteristics Has a sense of humor spends his time at the Y pals with everyone usually 1' QP' .qua : 1 , hu : , ,.g ig , S 1 ' ' 5 ! S : S A . , 3 ' H d , 3 - '- : 2. ' 1 ' 1. ' . . . 'A l U . O . , s ' is 91 8 9 : . , ' g X ' 2 D .. : . i , : 3 . . . I ', . - - J U rf. - 'if' seen with Doddi. 1 . . . M H ' 3 ' is 91 ' '.... . . - l a as , z Z ' I I: - Q, , : ' , 3 A ' ., . : , e i I 'di is T .. V. . an , .i A , 4 - . . ' Q 1 1 ' Jy... - I-Y , , 4 Q wbl' - .- 1 - Z -' 4 ' A CARL A. SNOOK 'Pete' Vocational Activities: Football I, 2: Wrestling 1: Football Man, ager 3. Ambition: To be Cbarlie's right-hand man. Characteristics: Doc's right- hand man . . . always happy. BARBARA JO ANN SLACK lo Ann' General Activities: Assembly l, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 A Cap- pella 3: Student Council 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Sopho- more Class Party: Prom Committee. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. degree. Characterisitcs: A smile for everyone . . . popular . . . pals with Peg and Alma . . . interested in the Navy. -,sz l , 312 JOHN EUGENE SMITH Smitty Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Banker 3: Student Council 1: Assembly lg Prom Committee. Ambitilmz To enjoy myself. Characteristics: Friendly , . , typical married man . . . big noise in Mrs. Kaup's S. H .... a solid member of the gang. GERALD E. SNOOK 'Sonny' Vocational Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 1. Ambition: To be a rail- roader. Characteristics: Always seen cowboving the Pontiac around . . . Erb's fender man. Class play proves to he an outstanding production. MARION E. SNOOK Marion' Academic Activities: Clee Club l, 2, 3: Assembly l, 2, 3: Prom Committee: Sophomore Class Party: Bowling l, 2: Maroon and Steel l, 2, 3: Student Council l, 2, 33 Class Officer 3. Ambition: To go to college. Characteristics: Friendly . . . personality plus . . . good worker . . . always laugh- ing . . . neat dresser . . . our Veep. Ct LARRY DEL STETLER Sim Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Banker 1: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Dis- trict Band 2, 3: County Band 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To go to college. Characteristics: Love that hot trumpet . . . Mr. Smith's number one man . . . likes Yeagertown. RALPH A STRALEY Son Commercial Activities: Football .2 3 Basketball l 2 3' Base- ball l, 2 3: Band l Orchestra l 2 Ambition: To join the Navy Characteristics: Important member of the football squad . . . carrot top . . . Oh! those English marks. LOIS JANE STELLMACK Lois Academic Activities: Bowling l, 3: Clee Club l, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2: A Cappella 2: Assembly l, 2: Prom Committee: Mantle Oration: Art 2, 3: Editor of the Lore. Ambition: Penn State bound. Characteristics: Clever with the paint brush . . . week- ends are devoted to Tom. MELVIN J. STRINCFELLOW 'Stringy Vocational Activities: Football lg Soph- omore Class Partyg Prom Committee. Ambition: To marry a cer- tain girl named Barb Brown. Characteristics: Cranville ter- ror seldom seen heard Barbs guy 7 NANCY M THOMPSON Nan Commercial Acttuttes flee Club l 2 3 A sembly l 2 3 Trl Hn Y 2 Ambition To get my 'VI R S degree Characteristics Always seen with Patt likes McClure friendly blond curls understanding nice shoulder to cry on talkative pretty o very has a 38 CAROLE L STUCK Skeeter Academic Activities Clee Club 1 2 3 Assemblyl 2 3 TPIHI Ambition To be a nurse Characteristics Halls from Fairview ta brown hair brown eyes best of friends with Price big noise in Miss Ben ner Q homeroom SYLVIA R SWINEFORD Bonesy Academic Acttutles Clee Club l 2 Assemblyl 2 Lore Staff Sophomore Class Party Student Council 3 Ambztzon To be president of the Old Maids Circle Charcterlstlcs Chatterbox loves to eat everybodys friend not even very silly LEROY H SUTTON Curly Vocatlonal Actzutzes Student Council 2 Banker l 2 llub 1 2 Prom Commit ee Ambition To become a good draftsman Chractenstlcs Artist of the Vocational Department heads Drafting Shop CIFFORD W THOMPSON JR Cuff' General Activities Assemblyl 2 3 Bandl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 ACIIVIIIY Representative 1 Sophomore Class Party Bowling 1 Ambition To be an airplane mechanic Characteristics Always seen with Lee Son and Don keeps Lindbergh Way in an uproar 'FQ PHYLLIS JEAN STROUP Phil General Activities: Clee Club 2, 35 Assembly 2, 3. Ambition: To be a success. Characteristics: Oh! that natural curly hair . . . always chewing gum . . . great talker , . . comes from the East End. f N JN JAMES E TONER Bones Vocational Actwmes Wrestling 1 Ambition To Join the Navy for twenty years Characteristics His lanlu ness 'his curly hair . . . 1 Ol' ,.. I , , : is 'i 1, : l , 2 Glee ts Y3. Y , 3 '- X H f . . ' I 1. ' -' ,.i.ll... .- ' V Lore is completed and goes to press. M 99 . ' 7 . , i , : i i, QP A-' ' ' ' . I 33 Boys: .Clee Club 1, 2, , .E . , . ,, 2 ' u x I P AI X1 GAIL ANDREE VARNER 'Gail' Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 3g Band 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi- Y l, 2, 3, Assembly l, 2, 3g Prom Committee: Sopho- more Class Party: Boys' Glee Club Pianist 3g Con- cert Choir 3. Ambition: To be the best operator the Bell Tele- phone ever had. Characteristics: N a t u r a l brown curls a winning smile BETTY L WAGNER Betts General Activities Glee Club 1 Assemblyl 2 3 Ambition To go the Cai forma way Characteristics Make some one a good wife quiet likes to Joke always with Nancy and Pat likes Huntington ft BETTY M WAGNER Betty General Activities Glee Club 2 As sembly 1 2 Ambition To become an Characteristics Lots of fun to be with likes to laugh pretty black hair friends with everyone likes Don Juniors honor us with a sensational Pr GLENN S WALTER Pete Yocatlonal Ambition To sleep for a whole year Charactensttcss Eddy Arn old of Voc nexer ha hi work done PATSY L WAGNER a Home Economics Activities Glee Club l 3 Assembly 1 3 Ambition To be a Nurse Characteristics One of the Home Ec girls halls from McClure pa s L SAMUEL W WAGNER Duke Vocational Activities Activity Repre sentative 3 Prom Com IYIIIICC Ambition To be a mad electrician Characteristics Einstein of in a hurry ALICE S. VINCENT Alice Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Maroon and Steel l, 23 Cheer- leader l, 2, 33 Activitiy Representative 33 Student Council lg Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Com- mittee: Assembly 1, Ambition: To go to State. Characteristics: Slim chick who likes football . . . if 2, 3. Ohio activity is present so is Alice i JO-KN P WAI Tl-RS at Home Eaonomu flctllatzes A sembly l 3 ee 1 ub l slmbtuon To join the hr Force fhlIfllCf0fl5llC9 One of the Home Ea gang ulwaw laughing frund talkative . . . . 4 , 56 99 . ll 99 . . . . : , 2, 33 . . . 1 a - - I , , . 1 u , . ' : l'- : -. ' . R.N. ' . . . Q K MP tw . ' Cl 19 ' ' 1 . .. : s Q . . .8 : . . Q - Q . s . . 2 ' 1 ,W ' I . . li . . : . V. A I ' with Dixie, Electric Shop . . . always X, X , . X '- EQ A . it ,R A 5 ,Q-1? N u. on y - up wa I -'D ' ' : . ' 1 ' 5 S .' , 2, 3 , GI Il , 2, 3. vs it 2 91 A , . ' 2 A A I l I 5 S ' ' A X ' .. ' ,lf ' js ' . . . ' ' - ly . . . - . RICHARD E WARNTZ Rlchle Vocational Activities Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee Student Council 3 Ambition To become rich Characteristics Always travel in out Yeargertown way ln love wlth his new Mercury HELEN MARIE WARD Helen Academic Activities: Assembly l, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Maroon and Steel I, 23 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 33 Banker lg Prom Committeeg Sophomore Class Partyg Class Dues Collector 1. Ambition: to get a car of my own. Characteristics : A cute blonde . . . forever chat- tering . . . where there's a giggle, there's Helen. DONALD W. WARNER 'Don' Vocational Activities: Football lg Banker 1, 2. Ambition: To join the Navy. Characteristics: Crazy about redheads . . . always with Bob. YVONNE C WEBSTER Vonme Commercial Activities Glee Clubl 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Ambition To be a Salvatlon Army oliicer Characteristics Pals with Millie llkes to skate at Novak s spends her leisure time wrltlng letters Salvation Army lassle Class PICIIIC and dnmer dance end a memorable year WILLIAM S WERT B1 Vocational Activities Student Council 1 3 Activity Representa tive 2 Sophomore Class Party Class Dues Collec tor 1 2 Bankerl Prom Committee Ambition To be a State Cop Characteristics Yeatter s ways laughmg hails from Belltown always driving a black pick up truck HARRY V WHEELER Harry Vocational Activities Student Council Ambition To Join the Navy Characteristics Always sleep in Runs the Miller halls from the East En LEE A WIAN Pee Wee Academic Actzuties Soccer2 3 Track 2 3 Class President 3 ACIIVIIY Representative 2 Banker l Assembly 2 3 Prom Committee Student Council 3 Ambition To have a family Soccer Team Characteristics S e n 1 o r EXEC cute Oh' that Whlzzer one of the Soccer Stars KAY YVONNE WERTZ Kay General Ac iuties B nd 1 2 3 Clee Club 2 3 Assembly 1 2 3 Activity Repre sentative 1 Banker 2 Sophomore Class Party Prom Committee Maroon and Steel 1 2 Bowling l County Band 2 3 Ambition To get my RN degree Characteristics Wonderful personality friend to a just ask her about Cowans Gap' Q M , ,,, 1 , 1 ss -99 - . .. Z I ' : , , : Z i 9 .. ' ' ' . g . . . '3' I Q Q O se -un - : ' I' 2 a ., , 4 9 i 1 ' ' 7 'gl Q 9 9. Q ' 3 - ' 3 3 3: 2 , 4 . Z 5 . N , 5 Z ' .. , - ' ' - ' . : . . right-hand man . . . al- g-V13 -' . 1 .' ,! , ' ff' . al is vs - as ss - , : , : , Z 1, 2. , Z 3 : '. - ' 3 ' : ' - 2 , z - A f - is - os ' . f , v s '. A h - , I dg .. : V . 56 97 ' - , X all DIXIE HELEN WISE Dixie Home Economics Activities: Glee Club I, 35 Assembly I, 3. Ambition: T b Mrs. George Hafer. Characteristics Mighty proud of her diamond quiet one of the Home Ee gan! keeps letters rollin to George seen with .Ioan BERT WRIGHT .IR Bud Academic Actluties Wrestlnngl 2 3 Banker 2 Ambition To get out of school Characteristics unet good student halls from Fairview whlzzes around on a motor bike A CLARA E. WINSLOW 'Etsy' Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Assembly I, 2, 3: Lore Staff. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Characteristics: Intelligent Senior . . . always seen with Faye . . . shiny brown eyes . . . studious . . . an East Ender. We go forth to hull PAUL A YETTER Zeke Vocational Actulties Class Treasurer 1 2 Student Councll 1 2 Activity Representatne 3 Class Dues Collector 3 Class Party I Prom Com mittee Ambition To be a Jet pilot Characteristics Brains of machine shop Wow' what muscles halls from Matterntown pals with Frohm DOROTHY E. WINSLOW 'Dot' Commercial Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Lore Stalf. Ambition: To be a success. Characteristics: Dark curly hair . . . quiet . . . con- stantly accompanied by Nan . . , whiz at typing. tl successful lives BARBARA R YOCUM Barb Home Economics Actumes Glee Club l 3 Assemblyl 3 Bandl 2 3 Banker I 3 Activity Representative 2 Bowling 1 Trl H1Y 3 Ambition To lne a happy life with Bud Characteristics Good Major ette a Rhythm Ram blers fan nice per sonallty a friend to all ANN E. WORLEY Annie Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly I, 2, 3. Ambition: To be a mad typist Characteristics Likes to talk pretty brown eyes has a big interest the Army Bulls girl ELIZABETH L YEARICK Betty Academic Actntties Class Officer 1 Bandl 2 3 County Band I 2 Class Partyl Orch estra 2 A Cappella 2 3 Glee Club 1 Assembly I 2 3 Student Council I 3 Lore Stall' Prom Committee Class Dues Collector2 TrlI'I1Y 3 Ambition To Graduate Characteristics Cute brown ette popular 'Vlurphy girl MILDRED YOCLM 'Nllllle f eneral Actnmes Clee Club 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Ambmon To marry a cer lain Swabble Charactenstlcs Sports sparkler on her left hand pretty brown eyes Navy lrlces ham burgers enjoys Home Bc Class DENNIS McCRORY NOT PICTURED CLASS S School s reached an end, only memorles remaln We ll llve those tlmes ln our hearts once agam The football team that won each game And brought the blue and gold 1ts fame, Our prlde for you never shall wane. 0ur South- Sea Prom, Dmner Dance, and Class Play All souvemrs that w1ll last come what may Our years wlth you, too soon w1ll they be through, When we wlll sadly to you bxd adxeu ,. . .,, . r , Z , : , . ' ' : a . . . big interest in the . , . . . 9 , . . . . U DERCLASS OFFICER and AD VI ER NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS, standing left to right: Kenneth Rhodes, treasurer, Miss Miller, adviser: James Taylor, president: Mr. Shearer, adviserg .lean Aurand, vie-e-president. Seated: Carul Houser, secretary, Mrs. Maxwell, adviser. EICHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS, standing left to right: Rohlf Shaffer, president: Robert Beers, treasurer, Mr. Houser, adviser: Susan Fleming, vice- president, Seated: Phyllis Fulton, secretary, Mrs, Novak, adviser. -63' 4 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS, standing left to right: Mr. Zinn, adviser, Martha Hunter, vice-president: Pat- ricia Wamer, secretary: Charles Crawford, treasurer: James Groninger, president. Seated: Miss McCoy, Miss Bratton, advisers. JUNIOR ILXSS UHILERS AND ADWISERS standing left to right Shirley Bradlev secrz tary Helen Dxpperv ure pre :dent Allen I earner trta urer .law lows ll pre I ent Sealed 'Sli Irankenlmerry Wir Smith Wir Rager adn er SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND AD- VISERS standing left to right: Rocco Soccio treasurer' William Hartman preidentg Mary Lou Blessing vice-president' Crave Dimeo Jecretary. Seated: Mr. Shaffer Min Benner Mr. Coffey, advisers. :HT 1 X J I T t - -7 X X B-2 Top row, left to right: Wismer, Fink- heiner, Fulton, Mertz, Third row Fleisher, McCrory, Powell, Ellinger, Ruble, Second row: Bratton, De Arment, Riddle, Aurand, Searer, Mil ler, Mrs. Kaup. Bottom row: McKee, Allen, McElhaney, Snook, Kline, Johns, Edmiston, Edwards. llxl Top row, loft to right: Snyelvr. S4'llI'f'l lwr, llothf-rms-l, Haines. Slut-alfa-r Third rout Thompson, Vaughn. ll White-. Yan Horne. Yorum, Smithera .l. White, Trout. Second rout Mr L6-es, Jann White, Weber, Mann, Stal' ford, Griffith. Bookwalter. Silk, Werlz, Bottom row: WOOIIIPF, Mc' fllvllan, Wiilkinfon. Spt-aring, Thomp non, Young, CVD:-ll, Satzler. B-3 Top row, left to right: Harhst, liawn, Lindsay, Miller, Marrone. Fourth row: Irwin, Con, Henry, Hendrivlcs, Hvrlr- ster, Third row: Ulsll, Schroye-r, Klinger, Kreidler, Hook, Mcyvr, Houser, Me-loni. Second row: Kovh- enderfer, Wvhite, Bradley, Hrtrirlc Steltzer, Weyant, Romig, Feisner Rocco, Mr. Houser. Bottom row: Mr-- Laughlin, Shay, Cievierski, Lerch Benfvr, Watt, Earnf-ft, Forfythf-, JU IOR WE'PLA FOR OUR s s 1 Top rou let to right lrue Herbert Shirev Bowersox lleamer Horton McKinnon Heller Freed Third rou Irvin, Trayer Lelster, Vlontgomery Schwmger, Stitt Wllller, Brown Baumgardner Wheeler Second rou Stroup She arer ew: I 14 du myers Smith Harkenherry Hfans ogan Uhl Mr Smith Bottom rou f-at er ridr ynn fro grove emlxerllng Hutuhln on llipperv utshall p- ll-6 op rou, I4-fr to right: lloffnmn Nl ' 7 ' ' oore. l. lxne-pp. ll:-rhe-rt, Llilli-otv Third R0ll.'Z Nlarlinair, llavirlheieer ,l. R, Knepp, Long, Banker, Nletioy Second roic: S. Knepp. Smith. V Henry, Cupp, Arn-niu. l.ou4le-n-lager, liurwl. Bottom row: llippery. Dailey l'1-nningzton. Logan. llc-1-tl. 5. ll:-nry. llruggrr, Mark-. 4, , l 'lin 1 ron ' o ri : f in vine- Thomai. lxulilfiiinil. Y4 ' . V 0. l.au,fzhlin. Womlling. T ird rout ll:- lf-tt. l.. Lau ilin. Wlieeler. Yelter 1-mine 1. 4- N. liearn-. .Iohnfon X. Urn:-r, Second rou: Shoemaker fa '. i -1-. X ' V eoi. Rupp. ay . ner. , r' 1' er 5. Q skj. Fm ln-rger. lfromnoxer. Bottom role: Nlr' Laughlin. line-pp. lfultz. llarnef. Sipe 0 man. Nlvliortl. U --. y. lil 1 ridge. Wrav. E IORITY To ron I I to right: U Nleara. Ste,-inherger ll:-Calipi Brumhaugh. Barbour Marrone Kitehen. Third rout: Schultz Deiderati. Auranfl ffarpenter Saylor Deamer Lyneh. Serorui row: ffamphell Fultz film- mn: Kline King Mvfllellan Mi.- lark. Bottom row: Krentzman. Shull, llillman, Rupp, Davis, Fulton, Snyder, Nlclinight. I . v-:A OUR TRUCTURE I HALF BEGUN C-5 Top row, left to right: Yrtter, High, F1-gl:-y, Wilson, Kre-son, Jordan, Hu-krrt. Third f0lL'Z Carribon, Fisher, Groninger, Bannon, l,f-opold, Wheel- :-r, Shore, Camphull. Svcond row: Knapp, Weaver, Wagvnv-llr-r, Kling, Ks-nawell, Varnf-r, Bliss lfranlcenlierry. Bottom row: Shehan, Fraine, Frank- lin, Harmon, Bulivk, Comer, Optlen- hoff, Watt. YtNIfXTl4lN.Xl. 10th lop row, left In right: lrlartxork Norrir. Hunter. Taylor. liollinf. Hillv- lveital. lriloofl. Re-lirvr. W arnvr. Fourth rou: Pry. Clair. lfivvolini. Lynrh. Rupp. Smith. Rowle-. Nlcfllaftvr. Hes. Rittvr. Third rout How. Hollis. Mr- Nlullen. Erli. .-Xrvlwy. Rm-snlan. Blavk. Snyder. Bulivk, hifher. Rf-ik. Second ron: Hartz. Bak:-r. Walterf. Camp- lwll. Powell. Walter. Kohler. Wray'. Stewart. Norton. Lvwif. Sperlit, Bot- tom rmr: Fielmlx. Yo:-um. Nlvlfalipf. Haralilwrger. Parfon. lxne-pp. Adams. Horning. Mvlivv. Romig. Kalllcy. Hr. lfoffry. -1 -1 L-6 Top row, loft lo right: Mr, Fagan. lforw, Ross, I.. Crassniyvr. Hoguv. Fromm. Zininwrman. Lauver, Nlfflilll- nell, He-nry, Third row: Johnson. Nlilf'lu'll, lJt'illIlt'!', Kepllart, llc-fo:-. Guy, Goss, J. Urafsniyer, llvorgv. Second ron: Hill. Smith, Clingvr, Stalfortl. Fleislwr. Penm-baker, Rm-ik. Slieffivlfl, Nlvtlonatlly, Clark, Bollom mir: Downing, Blessing. Trm-aft:-r. Elrerls, Tvvniv, Loudenslagcr. MVK:-er. Stees. 9-7 Top row, left to right: Middlesworth Rodkey, Spangler, Sheaffer, Bamett, Note ftine. Second row: Seihert, Greene, John son, Hall, Ort, Walls, Strausser, Miller Bottom row: Cavanaugh, Hesketh, Ehy Talhert, Kise, Zampelli, Jenkins. 9-8 Top row, left to right: l.. Lemho, MPNQ-al Fourth row: Kratzer, Johnson, Sitkins Haller, Varner, Goldstein, Kornmann, K Mauery. Third row: Hoffman, Campbell Burlew, Keemer, Hile, N. Mauery, Metz ger, Stafford, Lehman, Second row: White man, Yocum, liahley, Goddard, Shore, ,l Lemho, Mannino, Kepler, Houser, Rom-eo Bottom rmv: Wolfe, Tulrhs, Wertz, Phe-n if'lt',i Auranrl, Ritter, Williams, Jones Baldwin. 9-9 Top row, left to right: Holt, Carter, Owens, Smithers. Third row: Aurand Bowman, Wertz, Howe, Taylor, W. Knepp, Rishel, Nlarrone, Mr'Laughlin. Second row Plank, Nelli, Hampton, Nlcljahan, Wetzel McLain, Rodgers, Le-mmert, Spigelmyer, Shawver, Bottom row: H. Kahley, Shontz, Wertz, Sitkin, Mm-Alibter, Swartz, Jones. 10ths Top row, left to right: Henderaon, Us- lrorne. Third rout Priee, Dean, Grum- hine, ll, Hauhriek, liephart, Harlon, Nlaben, Hagan. Second row: Johnson, Grove, NVQ-rl, lfarolus, Kephart, Shellan, lieiser, Sellers, Wine, Bottom row: Hicks, Harpster, Nlcllardle, lllesbing, Niehols, Long, Elder. HJ 9-6 Top row, left to right: F, Leis-ter W'iSHl6F, Watt, Hartman, Rhodes, Mc Master. Fourth rout Hawk, Barton R. Leister, Wilkins, Boreman, Canoe Davidheiser. Third row: Stitt, Vaughn, Clark, Davis, Soll, Wynn, Price, Chil rote, Serond rou': Bingaman, Smith Kelley, Harris, Stutts, Warner, Au miller, Krot, Johnson. Bottom row Knepp, Ellis, Blefsing, Sellers, Himes Baker, F1-ohm, Lauh, Kinser, Helm, hach. f v BASIC MA TERIAL OUR PRUCRESS 8-1 Top row, left to right: Snyder, Dy- singor, Bevrs, Svttles, Romig, Jaines, Hoyle, Hs-arley. Second row: Wake-- field, Bolger, Yoder, Lepley, Carter. Baker, Hoffman, Lockett. Bottom row: Mclflhany, Wilson, Moore, Breneman, Edmiston, Settles, Ma- Honey, Adams. 8-2 Top row, left to right: Drass, Lind- say, Fike, Harshbarger, Bradley, Kulp, Dupert, Ross. Second row: Fisher, Norris, Logan, McKnight, Slemons, Bottom row: Morrison, Vaughn, Feathers, Beale, Mundy, Miller, Maben, Hesketh. E-:J 8-4 Top mu, left to right: Krepps, Hughes. Third rout Houser, Rocco, Urner, Cramer, Faux, Hoffman, Brat- ton, Kling, Blessing, Johns, Second row: Shirey, Crahbe, Norris, Hau- lnrick, Moore, Esposito, Haywood, Conrad, Stralo, Zook, Ne-ason. Bot- tom rou: Bleyer, Frenrh, Brannon, Ritter, Wagner, Arnold, Kuhn, Good- ling. 8-3 Top row, left to right: Nll'ElllFIlIly' ,L Harlrst, li. Mille-r, Troutnian, Wag nor. A-Xumillm-r, Kline, Phillips, Canoe' Thirrf row: l.4-ploy, Burkholfler, Ro inig, H:.u'lu'tI, Williams, We-rtz, Mr' Coy, Ho-w. Wlannino, Sofond rout lforce. Hannon. Nl1'Elwain, D, Miller Bolill. Jvnnings, Snydf-r. ffarnphf-ll Bottom rout Walters, Bopp, Baker Earnest. Nl, Harbst. Allison, Haubrick Leeper. li J 8-6 Top row, left to right: Logan, Ross Morgan, Aurand, Stun-k, Appleby Klawitter, Myers, Walter. Third row Brown, Young, Buzzard, Stroup, Franklin, Feathers, flrarsmyer, Shear er, Bedelyon, Fleming. Second row: Mefiornliek, Shoemaker, Bilger, Brad- ley, Heller, Rhine, Dauhert, Swine ford, Zimmerman, Stitt, Caldwell Shepherd. Bottom row: Norton, Trout Henry, Steele, Harlan, McMullen Burl:-w, Chamberlain. 8-'i Top row, left to right: Buzzard, Wlweler, Mcliinnon, Lauh, Johnson, Laughlin, Austin, Wray, Fisher. Third row: Wilt, N, Spigelmyer, Arnold, J. Nliller, Rittenhouse, King, Horning, llamfortl, Pennellaker, T. Spigelmyer, Humphreys. Second row: Wi-tm-I, Griffith, Zeitlers, Evkard, Lyneh, Koehenderfer, Wehh, Wilson, Trout- man, E-tep, Bic-kel, Sweitzer. Bottom row: Cutler, Baker, Ehy, Horton, Weaver, llillman, Huhle, B. Miller. 8-8 Top row, left to right: Morgan, Shealfer. ,lone-, Hart- man, Klimek, Bair, Sherman, L, Cohen, La-h, .l Fisher, Kline. Third rmv: Raymond, Hers, R, Cohen Marsh, Wagner, Shimp, Stafford, Snook, Ranek, Cram ley, Comer. Serond row: Riden, Fleming. Hughes Nlatltlen, Miller, johnson, Rulrle, Griffith, ff. Fisher, Fraine, Crissman, Hrabhe. Bottom row: Norri-, Hock- enherry, Franklin, laenlrerg, Snyder, Shehan, Burke Elder. CONTI UE 8-5 Top row, left to right: Maurey, Stoner, Boyer, Reigle, Brought, Mc- Cormivk. Third row: Thomas, Olson, Gazette, Renninger, Dillman, Huff- nagle, Havice, Sheaffer, Shotzberger, Spigelmeyer, Wilson. Second row: N. Rhoades, Fulton, Ritter, Packard, Johnson, Bartlett, Craig, Wolf, D. Rhodes, Curry, Kotyo, Moad. Bottom row: Larson, B, Grove, Betty Grove, llippery, Smithers, Lepley, Koehen- rlerfer, Brittain. LA! 8-9 Top row, left to right: Shauver, Taylor, R. Berrier, Flerk, Stoieheif, Baxter, Cupp, Het-kert, Goss, Briar. Third row: C, Beckwith, Siegel, She-nan. Jordan, Long, Saxton, Riden, Conaway, Speeht. Serond row: Coskey, Price, C. Berrier, Kresen, Bott, C. Knepp. Penne- baker, Grose, Bottom row: R. Beckwith, Klein, S. Knepp, Henry, Herbster, Leister, Moore, Hobbs. 7-6 Top row, left to right: Rowe, Dean, Durst, Crimminger, CuK, Herbert, Shawver, Grisewhite, Houser. Third row: Solt, Bailor, Swartz, Powell, Carter, Wilson, Vanada, Alexander, Seese, Shealfer. Second row: Fultz, Wagner, Stump, Jones, Williams, Yeater, McMullen. Bottom row: Broome, Bingaman, Baker, Dillman, Knepp, Reesman, Condol, Reese. T-7 Top row, left to right: Howe, Spevht, Alexander, Searer, Curry, lnnis, Huff. Third row: Coffey, Schmidt, McNeal Shawver, Nicodemus, Wray, Dawe, Hunter, Thompson. Second row: Nei- mond, Ryan, Hassinger, Beaver, Peterson, Aumiller, F. Brown, Koeh- enderfer, Burlew, Knepp, M. Brown, Uippery. Bottom row: Baumgardner, Snook, Wheeler, Corkins, Brought, Aurand, Salter, Caldwell, 9 T-9 Top row, left to right: Snook, Wag- ner, Reiss. Conner, Pennehaker, Cupp, Third row: Desiderati, Bran- non. Edmiston, Mountz, Rupp, Sipe Goldstein, Montgomery, Harbst, Stine. Second rom: Dalby, King, Marker, Zimmerman, Wert, Walter, Delong, Lyle, Crawford, Bowersox, Price. Bot- tom row: Knepp, Whitesel, Brought Harp, Shuey Fields, M. Campbell McCalips, J. Campbell. 1 4 s CORNERSTONE 7-8 To row let to rt ht Beera Hack P 3 f 'S I H enberry, Leonard, Rosenberry, Mow ery, Jaekson, St-hucht. Third row Har-kett, Ayres, Colyer, Ripka, Curry. Groninger, Wheeler, Harlarher, Cun ningham, Smith, Gross. Second row Crouse, Rhine, Glace, Shearer, Wea ver, Mr'Curry, Miller, Wade, Rowe Kitting, Jordon. Bottom row: Grass myer, Krout, Fasivk, Wright, Arseniu Sausman, Mavknair, Goss, Huffman 'WX ADD T0 OUR DEVELOPMENT- Ilrganizations On Hall Patrol F e a t u 1' e s The living center in the Art room tbl st gg Activities Athletics JOUR ALISTS OF THE FUTURE LORE EDITORS AND MANAGERS Standing, left to right: Dawn Kie- ferle, assistant editorg Ellen Bet! Shiller, business managerg Charlotte Hoffman, assistant business manager. Seated: Lois Stellmack, editorg Eddie Jones, sports editor. fl,-4 Q-.4 4 ARRAINGING the pictures standing left to right Lois Stellmack Beverly Keemer Doro thy Winslow Clara Winslow Seated Joyce Folk Betty Yearlck Janet Paules The lore staff 1s elected ln the sprlng of the Junlor year Immediately after school re sumes the next fall plans are made for the theme of our yearbook and 115 contents Then plctures are taken The picture committee arranges the layouts and ldentlfies the pictures while the vyrlte up committee prepares senior biographies The manuscript must then be typed by the Lore typlsts 'Next patrons are sollclted and subscrlptlons sold Finally the yearbook goes to press. Several honors have come to the Lore which has been published for 33 years. The 1951 Lore was a winner in the First Place Group rating in the Pennsylyania School Press Asso- ciation and it won First Place Certificate in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. PLANNING the biographies' seated left t right: Donna Updenhotf, Joanne Ire ty ea, Sylvia Swineford, Audrey Schiele, Charlotte Hoffman, Donald Crossman, Josephine Geedy, Margaret Runkle. Standing: Barbara Brown, Nancy Frazee, Eddie Jones, William Bailey, Dawn Kieferle. RECORD THE PRE E T I THE LORE T7 TYPINC the copyg seated, left to right: Sara Burlew, Donna Coffey, Geraldine Hegner. Standing: Thelma Powell, Suean Ryan, Gayle Clerk. LOOKING for businessg top row, left to right. Lee Wian, Donald Crossman, William Bailey, Audrey Scliiele, Bottom row: Marion Snook, Joanne Prettylcaf, Barbara Brown. ,Y 1,54 V. 5 Xfxf' X :1 f?:,Z-wi of A .1 1 'f -f 'iff Q '- f Iii' S X -3 ' ' L' l 'XJ , X 9 .ff fl 4. .A aj 5 rv R+- A .1 'Q ,ffl STUDYING the layoutsg left to right: B Park, Mr. Fauth, Mrs, Kaup, advisers. I. c'- D R 4---xx awk' ,aa 12 yrs , 'H' THROUGH TUDE TCOU CIL WE alll Top row, left to right: McLaughlin, Ellinger, R. Miller, Roselle, Fisher, Crossnian, Wert, Hartman, Fry, Scratch- ard, Kauffman, W. Deamer, J, Miller. Fourth row: A. Deanier, Hutchinson, Wian, Warntz, Bailey, Norris, Heck:-rt, Ritter. Third row: Folk, Hendricks, Burlew, Pry, Mcllillen, Rehrer, Ronald Thompson, Louden, The Student Council is the representative hody of the students. It is composed of the Upper or Official Council. and the Lower or General Council. All memhers are elected hy fellow classmates. The Student Council officers for this year are: Mike Forsythe, boy president: Donna Reeder, girl president: Donald Crossman. boy representative: Joyce Folk. girl representative. This year the Student Council has directed the magazine drive, the hall patrol. school dances, the American Junior Red Cross Drive. and various other social events in the school. Were thankful to Miss Mc-Cauley, Mr. Rager, Mr. Riden, and all others for the help- ing hand they have given the Student Council. SR. DEPT. STUDENT COUNCIL OF- FICERS, left to right: Donald Crossman. boy representative: Joyce Folk, girl rep- resentative: Donna Reeder, girl president, Mike Forsythe, hoy president. JEAN WERTZ of Junior Department receives a radio and Mildred Aurand of Senior Department receives skates for sellinz the most magazine suhscriptiuns. slager, Soccio, Forsythe. Second row: Mr, Rager, Force, Snook, Prettyleaf, Yearick, Logan, Swineford, David- heiscr, Fleisher, DeLong, Weaver, Meloni, Mr, Riden. Bottom row: DeArment, Reeder, Hutchinson, Ruth Thompson, Kline, Krentzman, McKee, Mellinger, Diineo. LEAK OF COVER MENT 38 13 4. C if V Top row, left to right: Nlr. Ili-rglnan, Heller, Hartman, Klawitter, Searer, Mr. Ilaunian. Third rmv: Talhert, Warner, Greene, Kepler, Wihitvinan, Second row: Miss ' L J CTM. STUDENT COUNCIL Miller, Shank. Dippery, Curry, Leonard, Riden, Ranck, Sheidy. Bottom row: Larson, Fleming, Shumaker, Miller, Zinnnerinan, Wertz, Mvlialiglilin, Chamberlain. X 15 JR. DEPT. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, left to right: Cliff Hart- man, president: Donna Wertz, vice- presidentg Nancy Kepler, secretary. STI' DENT IIULNCIL ineinlwrs, an Fleming and Rolnert Ranvk. Rt-il Cro-s Christmas boxes to to needy children in Europe, The Junior Department Student Council consists of one representative from each home- room. The oliicers are: Cliff Hartman, presi- dentg Donna Wertz, vice-president, Nancy Kepler, secretary. The Council takes care of the social affairs of the school, discusses new points to he added to service L's, and has charge of the different drives and new pupils. The advisers are Miss Miller, Mr. Bauman, and Mr. Bergman. 'chi 'I THE ACTIVITY Ticket pro- viflcs an inexpenwive way for students to attend differ- ent school activities, Lor- rainc Dflong paya an ' t ment or her Mun Ticket to Lee Bosnert and Gwen 'VIltlLlle worth WE ARE ADMISSION to all home football and basketball games, wrestling meets, dances, and issues of the school paper is covered by the Activtiy Ticket. Marjorie Fields pays Peggy Long and Kay Long for a ticket, '1- SENIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, left to right: Wagner, Yetter, Sclliele, Kochenderfer, Hiltebeital, Rothermel, Henry, Hartman, Ronald Frohm. Fourth rour: Hawkc, Richard Fromm, Johnson, Carpenter, Bowersox, Long, Lafh, Powell. Urt, Bubb. Third row: Mr. Lontz, Fredricks, Iiowert, Hannon, I.. Vincent, Shiller, Kline, Hoffman, Knepp, Sipv, A, Vincent, Mr. Fauth. Second row: Middle-sworth, Wray, Illsh. Smith, Uhl. Harshbarger. Bottom row: Price, Howell, Bless- ing, McKee, Satzler, Varner, Cleck, ACTIVELY INTERESTED JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, left to right: Varner, Wertz, Bott, Lembo, Lemmert Iinepp. Second row: Cunningham, Raymond, Shore, Naugle Beatty, Hawn, Nelli, Dumpman, Johns, Bottom row: Salter, Dalby Dippery, Troutman, King, Sitkin, Griffith, Marker, Neason. ,.., ty SENIOR DEPARTMENT BANKERS Top row, left to right: Guy, Cohen, Kreson, Fulton, Bawn, Bender, Piper, Warner, Smith, Marrone. Third rozc: Barnes, Houser, Keemer, Lyle, Hess, Clark, Gutshall, Frazee, Mohler, Hoffman, Penne-baker. Second row: Beckwith, Burtl, Hollis, H. Yocum, l'ry, Ripka, lf. Ross, Arsf-niu, D. Yovum, Trout, Bottom row: li. Yovum, Dippery, Shehan, Johns, M, Ross, Herhster, Stafford. I ALL FINANCIAL MATTER JUNIOR DEPARTNI ENT BANKERS Top row, If-ft to right: Nlaue-ry, l'ghetto, liurlew, Carter, Rodgers Kornmann, Cramer, K. Jones, Ulson, Third row: Grove, Hughes Nletzgrr, Conrad, li. Nlillrr. Goldstein, Esposito, Keemer, E Jones, Hit-kt-l, Anime-rniun, SPCUIIIL row: Nlr, Bergman. Keiser R. Wagner. Long, Marsh, lie-rrit-r, Williams, Rhodes, Baldwin R1-iss, G, Wagner, llohh, Smith, Mr. Houser. Bottom row: Wvolfe Svhmidt, Wright, Fields, Dillman, Howe, Plank, Heath, H Caldwell. 'T u Sr-J di MONEY in the bank is a big help to Senior High students who fave many expenses. Carl Aurand is making a deposit with homeroom bankers, Tom Mar- rone and Barbara Krentzman. A 100 PER CENT record, a goal of every homeroom, is attained by bankers, Ann Metzger and Carol Keemer. Here pupils, Rodkey and Sitkin, practice thrift under the School Savings Plan. ,i,,g5lIli3 lL,,sg:QL21 , Q 5' i ww.. 1 - tvffnce ii n -h Mmlgifif Ulllwll 1 on X .1 Metzger. Third row: Williamson, J. Ruhle, Fultz, Guthridge, Keemer, Mowery, Shehan, Snook, Kie- ferle, White. Second row: Siegel, Wertz, Dailey, Long, Blessing, Smith, Benfer, Reeder, L. Varner, Howell, Phenicie, Burke, Wolfe, Mr. Hetrick, Bottom row: Shontz, Zook, Bosler, Kreps, Nicholson, Meyer, J, White, Carpenter, Prettyleaf, Clock. Top row, left to right: Stafford, Piper, S1-hiele, lxuvli- endorfer, Mm-Clain, Ripka, Sixth row: Sehwinger, Kitchen, Kline, Bannon, Vincent, Searer, Frazee. Fifth rozr: Treaster, Fulton, Rhodes, Burlew, Riddle, Heane, lirentzman, Hoffman, Stafford, S. Rulllrf, Jones, Four row: Kepler, Weber, Stafford, Nliddles- worth, Rothermel, Rocco, 12, Yarner, Montgomery, OUR I FORMATIVE PUBLICATIO Our school paper, the Maroon and Steel, is published bi-weekly with the L. J. H. S. Etjfgji H, Shltlt iiigiixxtl - ' ei x L5, Mwxl. ,Un U, 1 rvnliuxxt ll i-M .- ittlllxux fny X,L Rtvfftmn st 'viii' ll tuvl X mx Y, W' len I0 EEL sDlTiiiiD'SxrxwXf0't' S199 ST faxwfl 5' QS ' ' . et, NKAEXQ Llarohn Nh? rig '1 snor- assgcxale 3 ul ,, h.. d AV' , nf ' ,Nw mu'-- pn tl' X 4 nmhll I students as reporters. The front page is devoted to accounts of the school's current activities. The following pages contain the latest gossip and sports news. These reports along with many photographs make up our paper. We give credit to the Lewistown Sentinel for publishing our paper, MAROUN AND STEEL ADVISERS, left to right: Mr. Hufford, Miss Wray, Miss Helfrecht, Mr, Hetrick, S7 A CAPPELLA Top row, left to right: Varner, Folk, Keemer, Schiele, Passmore, Guy, Bowman. Third row: Miller, Nicholson, Heckendorn, Slack, Price, Yearick. Second row: Nfiss Wentz, Kemberling, Ceedy, Heane, Opdenhoff, Stroup, McCardle, Runkle. Bottom row: Bradford, Long, Prettyleaf, Stafford, Pat- ton, Ryan, Benfer, Dailey, ARE SOMETHING TO I C ABOUT Opportunity for vocal expression is given through A Cup- pellu, Concert Choir, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, and Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior Glee Clubs. Each of these groups is given at least one chance during the year to sing in assembly. At Christmas time the two choirs, A Cappella and Concert, went to different hospitals and sung Christmas carols. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: White, Hertz, Roselle, Fulton, Kochenderfer, Bar- bour Stcinlnr er Nolan -Xurand, Second row: Heller, Betts O'lVlcara 1 1 ' ll 4 A ' ' 1 A Goss, Cohen, Conrad, llaiger, Saylor, Irvin. Bottom row: Varner, pianist, Ame-nt, Kr:-ps, Lindsay, Hughes, Miller, Frau-e, Culhridge, Nichols, Huff, Chilcote, Mr, Smith. 9 I. Top row, left lo right: H. White, Kreps, Roselle, Fulton, dlesworth, In-arrh, J. A. White, Rocco, Reed, Weber Kochenderfer, Barhour, Aurand, Saylor, Hutt, Third J. White, Shaw, Ciecierski, Mr, Smiley. Bottom row row: Axnent, Heller, Mertz, Kreidler, Myer, Freed, Ross, McCardle, Bienhardt, Beaver, Edwards, Wertz Lindsay, 0'Meara, Nichols, Chili-ote, Second rout: Mid- Teenie, Dimeo. WE BLEND OUR EFFORTS JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: Feathers, Lewis, Stroup, Shearer. Trayer. Bookwalter, Romig, M. Logan Koi-lwmlc-rfer, Earnest, Third row: McClellan H1-nry. Iiratton, Gihlmns, Cupp, Knepp, Reed Croisgrove, Pierre. Second roup: McLaughlin Edmifton, Benfer, Heane, Allen, Pennington XYIll'Clf'I', Brugger, Young, Fulton, Miss Wentz First row: P. Logan, Shay, Mclilhaney, Dailey 3I'TK?P, Bradley, Edwards, Marks. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: Kitchen, Miller, Priee, Brown, Svhultz, Bauingardner, Leister,S1-hroyer. Fifth rout: Sean-r, Fultz, Dillman, Hoffman, M4-lllvllun, Griffith, Yveyant, Davidheiser. Fourth row: Silks, Meloni, Stitt, Sinyers, Camp- lwll, Sl'lllll'lll, Klinger, Riddle, J. Kline, Third rout Hutt-hingon, Davis, Houier, Long, Fred- erirks, Smith, Montezomery, Kreidler, Rupp, Roz-ro, Sefond row: 0,1-Jell, Ijhl, H. Dippery, F. Kline, lxrentzman, Cutshall, De.-Xrment, Fraine, J. llippery, Miss Wentz, First row: K:-inln-rliniz. Fatzle-r, Ulfh, Stafford, Henry, Mueknair. Wvilkin-on, ihIt'COI'IllIl'k. wiv? SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: Riden, Kenepp, Deamer, Cavanaugh, Marker, Lauver, G. Smith, J. Wray Fourth row: Rupp, Middlesworth, Brannon Brown, Klinger, N. Wray, Woods, Showalter Fulton. Third row: Kuhns, McClenahen, Dip- pery, Kepner, Stafford, DeLong, Weaver, Watt Second row: Sorcio, P, Smith, Cutshall, Fink, Harris, Stone, Kenawell, Hopple, Downing, Mc- Conathey, Miss Wentz. Bottom row: Harmon, Studer, Johnson, Dodson, Teenie, Snyder, Fultz, Mellinger. SOPHUMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: Williams, Cling, Close. Fifth mu: Roth:-rm:-l, Pennebaker, Nine, Wag- ense-llvr, xIf'K66W'PF. Fourth row: Miller, Ruhle, Taylor, Vinrent, Hoguf-, Reigle, Cramer. Third row: Gingerirh, Crafmvyer, Mohler, Vfarner, Reik, Hoffman. Moore. Cuff, Gayton, H. Treas- ter, R. Treaster, Goss. Second row: Steers, Estep, Noerr, Blessing, Irwin, Loudenslager, Shehan, Bentsel, George, Watters, Opdenhoff, Miss Yfrntz. Bottom row: Buliok, Varne-r, Swisher, Eberts, Bodley, Bower, Harp, Woomer, Wil- kins, Howell, Reese, Hesketh. 63 3,043 .V ke. FOR A BETTER PROD CTIO SOPHOMORE MIXED CHORUS Top row, left to right: Leopold, Salvatore, Barger, High, ters, Howe. Bottom row: Stees, Harp, Varner, Reik, Close, Hughes, Conrad, Mr. Smiley, Second row: Swisher, Rothermel, Bentscl, Hoffman, Opdenhoif. Treaster, Irwin, Ruble, Kling, Mohler, Blessing, Wat- ,, .,,,A 'V .2 0-so ,xg sa. I 'iglw 5 an H2 f f 1 mf g A :Q A .4 v'1e4'vy':ETW f?IMs': 1f,f, ,sw 15ff','?x3 415253 r-' A -J, 1 .27 -4.0 313' Q ,if ,-l vi .H .. .9 .4 .si .A V I 'Q 311' E1 5-5 v ,, , 9' Q33 4' ' I 1 ,Q 7 . v97Q'g '2.'A'71, aff wr 1:5 LJ1, ,x my '. . , -V 5 -.. ,, ' x - Y . 3-4? M Rig Qi 1 I 's gf: 4 '- 5' 6 -wx-4 4 Q- Ji, 19 sw... ,. .avi Qt! i . .91 .5 -si E . X Top row, left to right: H. Aurand, M. Aurand, Lynch Hartley, R. Knepp, Beckwith, Orner, C. Aurand, Thomp: son. Fourth row: Shoemaker, J. Aurand, C, Yocum Quinn, Irwin, D, Folk, Steinberger, Mr. Richard Smith: director. Third row: Wertz, Snook, Pennebaker, Fleisher, Warner, Close, Traxler, Ellinger, Rowe, Straley, Appleby, Miller, Stetlen, N. Yearick, Davidson, Shehan. Second row: Irvin, J. Folk, Steltzer, B. Yearick, Suloff, Weber, Hegner, Hile, Schwinger, Stade. Bottom row: 0'Dell, M. Knepp, Briar, Bosler, Goss, Kahler, B. Yocum, Cleck. THE FLAGS WAVE, BA D PLAY SENIOR MAJORETIES, left to right: Yocum, Cleck, Kahler, Bosler. i, 4.4 ,-2 ' lv RAY Goss i A A Drum Major lf r L 1 :K ,f TO CELEBRATE OUR PRUCRESS Ibrchestra The instrumental program in I.. J. H. S. offers opportunities to interested pupils in both the junior and senior departments. The band attended all football games and presented interesting drills before the home games and during halftime at the away games. It also took part in several parades during the year. Many band members participated in County Band and also the South Central Dis- trict Band. The latter was a three-day festival, which was held in our school. There were 175 students representing 27 schools. The annual spring concert and commencement exercises ended the band's activities. The junior band drilled at several football games and really distinguished itself by taking honors in the Halloween parade. The junior and senior orchestras play for their respective assembly programs. Two mem- bers, Freda Stade and Larry Stetler, of the senior orchestra participated in the District Orchestra. The newly organized Band Boosters Club promoted several projects this year, and expect to do more in the years to come. Back row, left to right: Yocum, M. Aurand, Beckwith, Knepp. D. Folk, Irwin, Quinn. Mr. Smith, director: C. Aurand, Clerk. Second row: Nelli, Lembo, Mauery, L. Varner, Specht, Centzel, Suloff, Weber, Hegner, Stetler, s I 5 TROMBONE QUARTET, left to right: Quinn, Yocum Irwin, Folk. Miller, Clinger, Hammalcer, Goss. Third row: Stade, C. Varner, Baldwin, Hile, Schwinger, Yearick, J, Folk, Irvin, Norris. THE BARR YMORES OF TOMORROW BIT 0' SCOTCH The delightful musical revue, This Is Itf, a John B. Rogers production directed by Robert S. Bancroft, presented many song and dance routines interspersed with humorous skits. In the play the main divisions, North, South, West, and East, represented different sections of the United States and served as backgrounds for the action of the revue. PYGMIES AND SANTA THE SNOWMEN I352 GRAND FINALE In the North, Santa Claus reigned supreme while Scotch Dolls, Snowmen, and Pygmies frolicked. The Southern helles and their beaus appeared in a graceful number. The cowgirls and the cowboys portrayed the West and a night club scene typified the East. The entire cast appeared in the grand finale of the 1952 gala performance. THRILL THE HUMETOWNAUDIENCES THE WIDE OPEN SPAKIES One of the most outstanding events of the senior year is the Annual Senior Class Play, in which a large majority of the class can partici- pate. Selection of the play is made at the begin- ning of the year, and arrangements for the director are also completed. Approximately two weeks before the play, tryouts are held, and the Seniors are chosen for solos, choruses, and skits. The following weeks are filled with rehear- sals, publicity meetings, and ticket selling. Hearty laughs and good fun, which a group activity offers, intermingle with the hard work. Suddenly, almost too soon, it is the night of dress rehearsal. Then comes the time everyone has been waiting for-opening night! DOWN SOUTH X O , ' 0 o ' ' CLUB '52 ASSEMBLIE ARE A PART - , A TRIO sings in the inspiring Armistice Day Program. A PLAY, The Ghostsf' is pre- sented by the Juniors. THE LYCEUM program, The Gloom Chasers, presents an ex- hibition of magic. Assemblies play a major part in the life of a student. Lyceum programs bring to us per- formers of many fields. At holidays, the various glee clubs entertain the student body. Dr. Cal- vin V. Erdley conveys messages to us in the office programs, while the students, under the direction of the faculty., take part in the remainder. ? A BRILLIANT finale with voices of the Clee Clubs ends the Christ- mas program. JUNIOR Department is entertained by the Marionettes. OF THE MANY ACTIVITIE School life consists not only of studies, hut also of many varied activities, which develop our bodies, talents. and othcr abilities. Sports teach the student the code of good sportsman- ship and fair play. Driving instruction shows the proper wav to drive an automobile. These activities along with others add fun and color to a school day. M544 A l'lfPlL lcarnw the principle-f of aafe driving, AT THE concession stand, hun- gry foothall fans lruy some food. PUPILS develop their ss-n-e of balance and timing during gym. THE BUYS difplay their prowess on the parallel liars. LIQNCHTIME is a welcome hreak between classes. IN FOOTBALL WE For the first time, the Lewistown Joint High School football team recorded the most brilliant page in its athletic history, an unde- feated, untied season. Between the lines, one may read all that happened to accomplish that bright record, long unglamorous hours of exhausting work by the team, unremitting grind on the part of the the wholehearted coaches and trainer, and support of the student body and faculty. The football season will never be forgotten and will always remain a cherished memory. Left to right: Alexander Ufema, head coach of football and basketballg Jay M. Riden, director of atbleticsg Joseph F. Sicchitano, assistant coach of vars- ity football and coach of ,l.V. basket- ballg Jack E. Swetek, faculty manager of athletics and trainer, Two players hit dirt. TRESS TEAMWORK L.J.H.S. OPP. Selinsgrove ............................ 32 0 Belle-fonte ............. .. 12 0 Tyrone .................. . . 19 6 Capt. .lack ffVlt. Union? .,.. .. 27 13 Derry Township ......... .. 24 0 Lock Haven ....... , . 25 7 Bloomsburg .... .. 28 6 Danville .... . . 19 6 Huntingdon . .. 13 0 A Panther blocks his man. Left to right: Maurice C. Shealfer, coach of J.V. football and varsity baseball: .l. Lester Houser, Jr., coach of .l.V. footballg Thomas W. Lewis, coach of intramural football and wrestling: Thomas McMillen, coach of intramural football and track 'Sl. Top row, left to right: Shumaker, Miller, Brumhaugh, Yocum, Finkbeiner, Kundson, Blose, Lepley. Second row: Mn Swetek, trainerg Roselle, Mr. Ufema, coach, Smith, Fromm, Beckwith, Jones, Powell, Fulton, Wis- LEWISTOWN 32 -SELINSGROVE 0. The Panthers inaugurated their season with an over- whelming victory over the Selingsgrove Seals. Brumbaugh was the big gunf' by scoring three touchdowns. LEWISTOWN 12-BELLEFONTE 0. The Panthers were hard pressed by the valiant play of the Red Raiders until the final quarter when Bannon intercepted a pass and went all the way. LEWISTOWN 19-TYRONE 6. With a devas- tating running attack, the Panthers ran rough- shod over a good Tyrone team. Blose and Knudson gave stellar performances for Lewis- town. LEWISTOWN 27-CAPTAIN JACK 13. In a rough-and-tough affair at Captain jack, the Panthers won their fourth consecutive victory of the season. LEWISTOWN 24-DERRY TOWNSHIP 0. A stuhbom Derry Township team finally had to mer, Scratchard, VanHorne, Mr. Sicchitano, coach, Bot' tom row: Bannon, Carpenter, Ritter, Custer, Straley, Trout, Bossert, Sheaffer, Hogue, Snook, manager. succumb to the powerful running attack of the Panthers. Jones and Blose played well. LEWISTOWN 25 - LOCK HAVEN 7. The Lewistown Panthers out-fought and out-ran an aggressive Lock Haven team for their sixth con- secutive victory. The entire Lewistown line played well. LEWISTOWN 28 - BLOOMSBURG 6. With Finkbeiner and Roselle out of the line-up, the crippled Panthers still managed to keep their winning streak intact. The game was featured by long runs. LEWISTOWN I9-DANVILLE 6. The Pan- thers dealt the Danville Ironmen their first defeat of the season. The game was hard fought all the way with the Lewistown linemen doing a grand job. LEWISTOWN 13 - HU.N'TINCDON 0. The Panthers finished their 1951 season with a glorious win over Huntingdon, thus giving the high school their best season in the history of the school-undefeated and untied. A job well done! 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U',.cun' .ff 'Q oi' ,l,f.' 9 Offs' JI ln Un 4 an ,nv I 1 Q 1 ll . , , 3'-:1'1'Zu J'.'.'.'3?ffv- I e 0 lo 'QW . N . 'bo- ir' ' Niles- .oiqahq -. . .9 V-bo ..'. . x.+'b5 4 90:1 2 x1VxL'1u1:E Ismsri 9 a x at '- i NI I XIII. 4Il'STl-QR , g2u'x, Jluh5P, I.H'l,P,H . 'Q-ur -I HHH MKII-xl-ITII CF L. lx ' ' 19 W2 Xiwyq ,qkmcm ,QYBYQ WQ gjg 5251 il ig Q I 1 P s - ' . I 2 115- ' cv-5:6 xi ids: .. 4 K- ? f 23 The Baby Panthers were moving along with eleven consecutive victories before being upset by a stubborn Philipsburg five, 34 to 31, on the home town court. The Baby Panthers under the direction of Coach Joe Sicchitano had a very successful season with fourteen wins and two losses. The Panthers, losing five of last year's squad, showed fight and determination, as they pushed their way to the first half champion- ship of the Mountain League. The second defeat handed the Panthers was a 38-37 decision to a scrappy Hollidaysburg squad. Lost to next yearis varsity are: Bannon, Beckwith, Long, Heckert, Bossert, Clelan, and McConnell. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE L. J. H. S. OPP. 42 40 Selinsgrove .... Huntingdon . Bellefonte . .... 43 22 Tyrone . . .. Bellefonte ..... .... 4 5 18 Selinsgrove ...... Tyrone ........... .... 3 9 28 Philipsburg ....... Burnham-Derry . .. .... 41 29 Holidayshurg .... .... Philipshurg .... .... 4 6 40 Capt. Jack Joint .... Hollidayshurg .... .... 4 1 36 Burnham-Derry ... Capt. Jack Joint ... .. 53 32 HUntingd0n . . . .. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Will we get the tap? L. J. H. S. OPP 4-1 27 ...51 45 ...50 26 ...31 34 ...37 38 ...37 33 ...SI 41 ...51 34 Standing: Wertz, Goldstein, Clelan, Mr, Sicchitano, coach, Hartman, McConnell, Holt, Bottom row: Swisher, managerg Taylor, Bannon, Beckwith, Heckert, Long, Bossert, Banker, manager. '-ff'-:.g' 5 len, xsv- J.::i4?' We HK 'BS Ill X. - f I QQTYIQQ 54 I ii! I :QF P A. BLAIR OWFNS FAIR PLAYI WRE TLINC CHARLES ROSELLF-winner 154 lb, class in P. l, ,4. A. District 6-9, and Western and .Yorthzrest Interseetional Panther Nlaurire Blose Wrestling Meet. stands State College Lion wrestle-r on his WRESTLING SCIIEITULE head, L. H. S. UPP. Shamokin ...... .... 1 6 34 Williamsport ... .... 9 36 Tyrone ....... .... 1 9 25 Philipsburg .... .. 6 33 Lock Haven .... .... 1 4 28 State College .... 14 30 Sunbury ..... .... 3 8 6 Burnham-Derry . .... 25 18 Muncy ....... .... 1 8 30 Beliefonte ...... .... 1 2 32 Holidaysburg .......................... 18 25 wks SENIOR WRESTLERS, left to right: M. Forsythe, L.J.H.S. teammates shout, UGC! UP, DOHV, B. Wright, P. Custer, D. Crossman, J. Ort, C. Roselle, M. Blouse. Larry Vaughn Bert Wright Charles Roselle Harold Harshbarger Paul Custer Dick Fromm Mike Forsythe Floyd Smith Maurice Blose L e t t e r m e n Ronnie Trout Don Crossman Top row, left to right: Loekett. Hourk, Winegardner, B. Smith, Coarh A. Blair Owens, Coach Thomas Lewis J. Irvin. Wismer, Nolan, manager: LaughHin, Hollis, fnot picturedl. Bottom row: Vaughn, Harshharger, Desiderati. Still. Second rmr: Bobh. Mc-Coy. Dailey. Forsythe, Trout, Wright, Rhoades, Crossman, Custer. Beers, E. lrvin, F. Smith, Hollingsworth, Ort, Yettf-r. Roselle, Frohm, Blose. . -.-,LL DN' 'Ps 4 ' law' V' J Head Coarh N V -V X First row, left to right: Mid- dlesworth, Dippery, A, Vin- cent, Shiller, Smith, English. Patton. Howell. L, Vinvent. Second mir: Siegel, Janie. IUHSCOIS. o fp., -,J WE CHEER UUR TRACK TEAM llep lllI'1'llll,'1l.0I'lllf' lluntingulnn game. 1051 TRA1 IK SKIHEIJIIE L.J.H.S. 0l'l'. Carson Long ... .. 49 53 Huntingdon ... .... .. .... .. 47 62 Triangular Meet State College ............... . . . 88 Huntingdon ... ... 381,43 Lewistown . . . . .. 4016 Top row, left to right: Coach Dean Hartman, Hunter, Ruble, Montgomery, Barger, Hague, Zimmerman, Shirey, Hower, Pierce, McCat'ferty, Thompson. Serond row: Smith, Winn, Bolger, DeVerter, Bailey, Crossman, Custer. Bottom row: Roselle, Shearer, Yor-um, Kratzer, Knepp, Elliott, Kochenderfer. 3 -w ln the spring travk nn-et. the l..,l.H.S. run- Llu W tory. ne-r ftrugglef for xir- WE TAKE OUR TUR AT BAT RONALD SIPE, pitcher JERRY BANNON, catcher Top row, left to right: Rheam, R. Sheaifer, Hartman, Finkenbiner, Harshbarger, Bell, W. Bannon, Spiegel- meyer, Beinhardt, Scratchard, Hopple. Second row: Stevens, Goss, Sipe, Rherer, Her-kert, Johnson, Long, Beckwith, Frohm, Cransmyer, Mr. H. Shaffer, coachg X 'Uh' l 1 F-L: 1 1951 BASEBALL SCORES L.J.H.S. OPP. McVeytown-Oliver .................. 18 2 Capt. .lack Joint .... . . 1 2 Bellefonte ...... . . 5 ll Juniata Joint ...... . . 3 1 Derry Township .... . . 12 3 Juniata Joint ..... .. 4 I0 Thompsontown . . . . ll 20 Thompsontown . . . . 7 8 Bellefonte ....... . . 10 19 Mcveytown-Oliver . . . . 19 5 Capt. Jack Joint . . . .. . 3 6 Huntingdon ...... .. . 3 l Lettermen W. Bannon, F. Stevens, L. Spiegelmyer, L. Harsh- harger, H. Hopple, J. Bannon, R. Johnson, L. Crass- myer, R. Griffith, R. Heckert, A. Deamer, J. Lepley, C. Bell, R. Sipe, J. Warner, D. Long, D. Scratchard, Managerst, L. Mortell, H. Culbertson, L, Sheaffer. Mr. M. Sheatfer, coach. Bottom row: L. Shealfer, manager: Bortell, manager: Warner, Bossert, Straley, J. Bannon, Lepley, Griffith, Rodkey, Powell, Deamer, Culbertson, manager. FTW ffm, Qi! 4 , .2 .l Z.-L , mfr-4 -4-fha?- :-4'4.... Rc- ,. .,-,Q uno. .,, Y . I 75-4 A- 5, - 45 -- K - ' 1.5-' gg. . mi-2' - Lf e'T1' - -3 ' Q in x 'Vf ' Top row, lvft to right: Ort. Hunte-r, Murray, Kovhvnr Saylor, Wian, Baile-y, N1rKinnon, White-. Killingq-r, ch-rfer, CFOSSIIIHII, Fulk, Bulge-r. floarh D:-an Hartman. Lindiay, managlqr. Inset: Us-an S, Hartman, Varsity Second row: Long, Som-io, Shire-y, illelan, Johnson, Sorrer Coavh. Knepp, Pierre, Bottom row: Shepherd, munagerg A D KICK WHEN NECESSARY CENTRE COUNTY INTERSCHULASTIC Centre' Ihll Millhtim Huhler hurg Reber-burg Port Wlalllda Qtate follegf Sprung Ninll soczczma 1,muUE L.J.ll,S. uw. L 0 t t 0 l' Ill 9 ll n Pune Jerry Vthm uhn Sharm I lin QW L e W an ,lm hufhenfhrfrr R111 John ton Bull Ixncpp Ed Bulger Carl Naylor John xlllXllI!'l0l1 Rocco 301-410 lharles Klllmgvr IURN left 0 nth! 1 lex I' leln 0 fl In Wim BP P to rzghl IJ an n or xrraw lv un er cr Un If two tlpll LZ .nrr 1 4 v mu-r ga AW- ..'U !-R S Q g H-n.,'.!a, WELL FOLLOW THE PLA Not enjoyment, and not sorrow Is our destlned end or wayg But to act that each tomorrow Finds us farther than today. Lives of, great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. From A PSALM OF LIFE by Henry W'adsworth Longfellow JS Just beginning the road to knowledge are these small children. Through the succeeding years their minds will grow in wisdom and their souls in character. The children of today are the foundation for a greater tomorrow, OPPOSITE PAGE: Ready to step into the adult world are the seniors of the class of 1952. These former students hid farewell to their Alma Mater while looking ahead into other horizons, which hold more and greater wisdom. Publishing by Campus Publishing, Philadelphia Photography by Snook Studlh, Lewistown OF THUSE BEFORE US Green Gables Hotel South Main Street TUCETHER WEDLL CROW Nestled among the ridges of the Appalachian Mountains is the pleasant, industrious little city of Lewistown. Near it flows the Juniata River on its way to join the Susquehanna River. LEW'lSTOWN with approximately fifteen thousand residents is the county seat of Mifflin County. Some industries are the American Viscose Corporation and the Cluett Peabody and Company. 0 l 1 X Monument Square North Walnut Street Market Street I XNI X IIII HDI I UII IN! 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