Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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We salute our teachers L. ll. S. is a fine comprehensive high school unit. The accomplishments this year have been many and varied. The 1959 LORE illustrates the diversity of activities and the quality of the educational program. XVe have in L. H. S. the essentials of a great institution of secondary education. Our improved fortunes are due to many factors, but particularly to the splendid devotion to the high ideals which are evident in the attitude of the board of education, faculty and students. As a student and alumnus, L. H. S. requires your in- terest, loyalty, and cooperation so as to continue its growth in offering quality education for all students who will attend. May you reflect on the truths and knowl- edges learned and the skills of eternal questioning and learning about the enigma of living in your environment of the future. MISS GLADYS S. MCCAULEY B.A. Acting Principal Lewistown Senior High School ffl 4 . :J MR. RICHARD H. BARTHOLOMEW B.A., M.Ed. Superintendent of Public Schools Lewistown, Pennsylvania In retrospect I see many beautiful pictures in the memory hall of L. H. S. I see our honor students with their scholarship cups, our teams with their trophies, our Waslaiimgton trip, our LORE, our plays, our student council, our music organizations, debat- ing teams, proms, Commencement on Mitchell lfield, and our youth who went forth to war with the hope of making a realm of truth and right. But the fondest memory which dims all others is of the boys and girls who sat in these classrooms and of their hopes and aspirations. I seem to hear the laughter which rang through the halls, and see their faces eager and happy with the simple joys which make youth so wonderful. As I think of the years gone by, I hope and pray that this school, which we urevere and honor, has given To her sons and daughters the principles of right living, the courage to meet adversity, the love of mankind of all races and creeds, and the training to assume the responsibilities which will enable them to meet the vicissitudes of life. And finally in the last picture, I'll always hope to see the youth of L. H. S. meeting the worlu with head held high and with the open countenance which calls to mind the words of Socrates, I have never secretly or openly done a wrong to any man

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5 , S MR. Joi-iN A. HENDERSON 'S P B.S., M.Ed. Principal ' Lewistown Junior High A - in x School A . iiiffli , N BZ . l. 'Q x us fain QW. 1 iw '- Q ' Qi Wg l 1 4 c Km ' li YP' . I . 4' 'fri Q3 MR. JOHN L. 0'BRlAN , ' B.S., M.Ed. 4' X Director Industrial Education Q 3 X 4 C 1 who direct us 'Dx MR. EARL MCMILLEN B.S. Assistant to Principal Lewistown Senior High School History and Social Studies f, C . N , x 1 I ZX , , fi, - A 5 Q I 5, if it 3,39 Na! ' if lz4??l'ff' MR. RICHARD D. SMITH B.S., M.Ed. Director Music Education cv -sr- ' iii MR. JACK SWETEK B.S., M.Ed. Assistant to Principal Lewistown Senior High School Driver Training 'A MR. JOSEPH WERSINGER B.S., Mid. Director Art Education MR. CHARLES D. LEACH B.S., M.Ed. Guidance sncluamnlns - Left to right: jane Shields, Marie Sheaffer, Nancy Hampton, Helen McCalips, Elsie John- son, Lucille Showers, Mary Rothrock.