Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

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GALEN LEONARD- Would rather ice- skate in Ligcfnier than' Waterford . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . is Assist- ant Editor of the New Fort . . . his great- est desire is to attendnforestry school next year. SARABEL LUTHER-Mildred Betz's good friend . . . must have Roman blood in her veins as she has studied Latin four years . . has blond hair and blue eyes . . her favorite hobby is day-dreaming. CHARLOTTE McI..EAN-Recently moved from Laughlintown to Ligonier . . . fell into the Wishing Well . . . made a lovely Irish fairy with her dark hair and blue eyes . . . a poet . . . president of Girls' Fellowship Club. RICHARD MENOHER-Has a keen eye for pool . . . tried to memorize Hamlet in geometry class . . has curly hair . . will be a future barber from experience gained in his father's shop. ROY MEYERS-Has the reputation of be- ing the best dancer in school . . . design- ed the athletic division page in the 1936 Mountaineer . . faithful adviser to soph- omore Culture Club . . . a varsity football man. WESLEY MICKEY-Never fails to be present when there is an argument . . . has many wild theories . . . Santa Claus at the senior Christmas party . . . enjoys playing 500 . . . can't stay awake in class. WALTER MORRIS-Has been a capable Class President for two consecutive years . . . attended Ebensburg High School his freshman and sophomore years . . . gifted in dramatics and public-speaking . . . a great upholder of G. C, Murphy Company. BOYD MUIR-The class RubinofE . . . frequently gets stuck in the snow and mud on his way to school . . . represented the agricultural class at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show at Harrisburg this year. SENIORS ROY MEYERS BOYD MUIR TM! SCIJQCDL LVM: LD! WGN Page Eighteen GALEN LEONARD SARABEL LUTHER CHARLOTTE MCLEAN RICHARD MENOHER WESLEY MICKEY WALTER MORRIS

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JOHN HAMILL--Played the Freshman in senior chapel review of the school year . . . enjoys mastering trig problems . . his pugilistic tendency resulted in five black eyes in fcnir years . . inter- ested in stamp collections. CHESTER HAYS-The tall silent Senior whom the New Fort named Velocity . . . plays the piano by ear . . . enjoys corn roasts and square dances . . . we never find him loafing in study hall. LOUISE HEINTZELMAN- Leading lady in plays . . . hand tennis champion . . . one senior who read' Ludwig's Napoleon . . author of plays for assemblies . . . Assistant Business Manager of 1935 annual . . . Associate Editor of 1936 Mountaineer. MABEL ISCRUPE-Is not afraid of diffi- cult jobs . . . served as general chairman of Senior Bazaar . . . belongs to Cecilian Chorus and Girls' Fellowship Club . . . many others girls envy her-her curly red hair. ARCHIE JOHNSON-Won't be rushed. . . enjoys heated arguments . . . his noon hour is divided between eating lunch and de- livering orders for the Cash Meat Market . . . belonged to agriculture class last year. DOROTHY JOHNSON-Enrolled in Cecil- ian Chorus and Art Club . . . handled tickets for Bazaar . . . her neighbor's little girl likes to come to school with her . . . Mabel Iscrupe and she have interests in common. JEAN KEFFER-Delights in teasing Ruth Kelso and Bertha Savage . . . talented worker in crafts . . . planned programs for Art Club meetings . . . entered gift box with cut-paper design in Craft section of Scholastic Contest. RUTH KELSO- Won the Mountaineer Poster Contest two successive years . , . her block prints have added to the attrac- tive appearance of the New Fort . . . her curly head is often bent down to suppress a giggle. SENIORS JOHN HAMILL CHESTER HAYS LOUISE HEINTZELMAN MABEL ISCRUPE ARCHIE JOHNSON DOROTHY JOHNSON JEAN KEFFER RUTH KELSO QF THE MCDUNTA! NES? Page Seventeen

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SENIORS MARIAN NANASSY RICHARD NICELY ROBERT NICELY FERN PATTERSON BETTY PEOPLES OLGA PONS EDNA REHM TURNEY ROSS MARIAN NANASSY- Wants to study abroad . . types for the Mountaineer Staff . . favorite hang-out is the library . . . can't stay away from hand- ball in physical training class . . . belongs to Girls' Fellowship Club. RICHARD NICELY--Never misses school, although he has to walk several miles . . . reported the majority of the football games for the New Fort . . . is quiet, courteous, dependable, and a good student. ROBERT NICELY--Returned to Ligonier to graduate after having attended Saga- more High School for two years . . wears a green turtle-neck sweater . . . member of Senior Bazaar Committee . . enjoys square dances. FERN PATTERSON-Went to Annapolis dances . . . chairman of the Taxi-Dance . . . attended Latrobe High School two years . . . named her police dog Sparkle and her black cat Toots . . . adopted famous Hepburn bangs. BETTY PEOPLES-Has charge of candy counter . . is always in a hurry . 4 . President of the Brush aind Palette Club . . . Publicity Chairman for the Bazaar . . runs errands for several teachers. OLGA PONS-Is always discussing the latest books in the library . . . hostess at her father's restaurant . . . one of those Three Girls in dance revue last year . . . lnteristed in Girls' Fellowship Club. EDNA REHM-Drives a brown Ford be- tween Waterford and Ligonier . . . a con- sistent student . . is constantly with Dorothy Wallace and Margaret Zimmerman , . . won a prize at cooking school last year. TURNEY ROSS-Played bass drum in the band his junior year . . . drives a Model T Ford . . . combs his hair back as slick as possible . . . likes to read western stories . . . studied agriculture last year. CDF Tl-IE MQUNTAI NBER Page Nineteen