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

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BERTHA SAVAGE- Won't be separated from Ruth Kelso . . . was chairman of re- freshment committee for Art Club's Treas- ure Hunt . - . enjoyed square-dancing at Senior Bazaar A . . belongs to Girls' Fel- lowship Club. JANE SHAFFER-Affirmative speaker on debating team last year . . . made puppets for Hamlet project . . . 'neat in appear- ance . . . helped arrange decorations for banqnet before 1935 Prom . . . Senior Editor of the Mountaineer. RICHARD SHIREY-Business Manager of the yearbook . . . played varsity football four years and is an expert marksman . . . outside of school he is interested in hunt- ing, fishing and his various jobs. FRANCES SHOUP-Editor-in-Chief of the Mountaineer . . - a handball enthusiast . . . usually seen in her black Plymouth and visits'Lat1'0be frequently . . . adviser to sophomore Culture Club . . . a profici- ent pianist and organist. SENIORS BERTHA SAVAGE JANE SHAFFER RICHARD SHIREY FRANCES SHOUP RUTHE SMITH FAYE THOMAS CONSTANTINE TIBEI GLENN TOSH RUTHE SMITH-The snappy brown-eyed gypsy fortuine teller at the Senior Bazaar . . . first Editor-in-Chief of the New Fort . . . President of Cecilian Chorus and a member of the trio. FAYE THOMAS- Gracie Allen of the senior class . . has definite ideas on everything - . . weighs all the way to eighty-five pounds . . . interested in art and active in Girls' Fellowship Club. CONSTANTINE TIBERI- Originator of the famous Duck Drawer in the art room . . . had his leg broken in the Mt, Pleas- aut game . . . interested in boxing, Tosh, and Wilpen . . . member of National Guard. GLENN TOSH--Circulation Manager for the New Fort . . . Senior Class Secretary, Rifle Club Treasurer, and hall patrolman . . drives a truck for his father and works at Idlewild in the summer. Tl-LE SCMQCDL UMC EDU NGN Page Twenty

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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

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Mill . . . interes JACK TOSH-Captain of the football team . . . President of Young Fellows' Club . . . takes Constantine Tiberi joy-riding at noon . . . Athletic Editor of the year- book . . . talented in dramatics. MARY LOUISE TOSH- Decided before Christmas that she preferred working to school . . . was the only Senior from Oak Grove . . . is always happy-go-lucky . . . school Secretary's good friend. DOROTHY WALLACE-Member of the Girls' Fellowship Club . . . occasionally giggles out loud in English class but is afraid to recite in French . . . is one of the Waterford trio. CLARENCE WEIMER- A good checker player . .' . everybody knows Spike from Laughlintown . . . showed himself a small, but spunky player in one football game . . . professional gun carrier and caddy at Rolling Rock. FRANK BAUM- Comes ROBERT WELTY-A share-holder in Lig- onier's first Riding Academy - . . belongs to Rifle Club . . . girls covet his curly hair . . . jolly Santa Claus in Class of '36's sophomore party. SARAH WINELAND-An active member of the Brush and Palette Club . . . likes typ- ing and wants to be a stenographer . . . Faye Thomas' shadow . . . enjoys read- ing long biographies . . . earnest student of government. THOMAS WUCHINA- Dependable stage- manager . . . leads a double life, milkman in the morning and newsboy in the even- ing . . . invited to the football banquet because he was champion ticket-seller at the games. MARGARET ZIMMERMAN- The third member of the Waterford trio . . . is known by her strange nickname Dude . . . plays on the Oak Grove mushball team . . . brings Miss Marker's ice cream at noon. from Weaver's ted in ping-pong and agri- SENIORS JACK TOSH MARY LOUISE TOSH DOROTHY WALLACE CLARENCE WEIMER ROBERT WELTY ARAH WINELAND THOMAS WUCHINA MARGARET ZIMMERMAN culture . . . is always seen With Henry Coleman . . has gained first hand knowl- edge of court procedure, as an actual wit- ness. Gli TM! MCDUNTAI NEEVQ Page Twenty-one