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

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Optimistic Graduates HELEN NICELY . . . tall, graceful Helen can throw a bask- etball the length of the gymnasium . . . attended school in Connellsville as a sophomore . . . took charge of the candy counter this year. JEAN NICELY . . . fair-complexic ned Jean began her Home Economics career early by promoting the Senior Cafeteria . . . wore her hair in lo11g curls first two years in high school . . . a talented violinist. MARIE NICELY . . . Marie is one of the outstanding volley- ball players among the senior girls . . . a ve1'y earnest chemistry student . . . always in a jovial mo d. CORA MARIE PENBERTHY . . . breezy Codie likes to deliver absentee lis-ts . . . the first candy saleswoman for the Athletic Fund . . . makes good Chocolate cakes . . . a fine character actress. HERBERT PRICE . . . Wimpy's favc rite hobby is knit- ting . . . likes winter, fried chicken, and Shakespeare's works . . . thinks Tink Queer's Merry Makers are the tops . . a Young Fell' ws' Club member. WILLIAM QUEER . . . quiet and well-liked Bill wants to become a forester . . . obstinate guard on the senior basketball team . . . news reporter for the New Fort. ALDA SHADRON . . . Shad possesses that widely searched for quality, complete naturainess . , . hopes to follow in Amelia Earhart's footsteps . . . spent her freshman year in Latrobe High School. JOHN SM ETAN KA . . . thrifty Jf hnnie furnishes trans-- portation for a number of underclassmen . , . finds hill- billy music entertaining . . . an ambitious, hard-working student who excells in accurate, speedy typing. MARIE SNODGRASS . . . pretty, blonde Marie comes from Longbridge . . . had her hands photographed for the division pages of the Mountaineer . . . interested in any- thing pertaining to history. JOSEPHINE TIBERI . . . tiny Jo likes to walk through fallen leaves in autumn . . . a lily and a lemon pie fancier . . . translated Les Miserables for her own annlsement. Page Nineteen

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Miss Gregg and Mr. Rushworth discuss the program for the next Culture CIub's dancing lesson. Talented artists complete their Mountaineer Contest Posters. Patrons of Art and Music . FINE ART OPEN TO GIFTED STUDENTS No modern high school can produce leaders for a community without includ- ing courses in the training and apprecia- tion of art and music. Therefore, in Ligonier, Miss Gregg assisted those stud- ents who included art in their schedules to make' attractive posters, desigln and produce the effective old English back- ground for the carolers in the Christmas program, and cut linoleum blocks for the New Fort. Freshmen also enjoyed con- structing model towns in Miss Gregg's civics classes. The entire student assembly joined in singing There's a Long, Long Trail A-Winding, as enthusiastic Mr. Rushworth, the music instructor, announc- ed: 'tNow altogether! Boys whistle, and girls hum. Our Maestr0's schedule was a busy one with his sophomore English class, individual music lessons, band, orchestra, and swing band rehearsals. Page Eighteen

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In Memoriam WAYNE ROBERT CAMPBELL Died July 7, 1935 Grieve not that I die young. Is it not well to pass away ere life has lost its brightness ? -Hastings. MORAN WEIMER . . . one of the leaders of the Future Farmers of America . . . plays a violin and enjoys poetry . . . his favorite subject is typing . . an aviation as-pirant. EVA WINELAND . . . soft-spoken Eva is vice president of the senior class . . . trembles at the thought of solid geometry tests . . . capable and fervent news reporter. GENETTA WOLFORD . . , reserved, sincere Genetta has won the respect of her classmates and teachers . . . secre- tary of the Girls' Fellowship Club . . . has already enrolled at Juniata. RUTH ZIDERS . . . this observant student believes that silence is golden . . . favorite classic is A Tale of Two Cities . . . sews so expertly that she makes all her own clothes. ROBERT CAMPQBELL . . . Bob lives in the mcuntains where the rhododendron grows . . . a hiking enthusiast . . . draws life-like sketches of animals . . . deserted Latrobe High to graduate from Ligonier . . . a member of varsity bas-ketball squad. WAYNE ROBERT CAMPBELL.. . Bob may not be here in reality to graduate with his class, but there is a place reserved for him in all of our hearts . . . was president of the class his freshman year . . . a football letterman . . . member of the mixed chorus and Hi-Y-Club . . . highly respected and deeply loved bcth by his ins-tructors and by his classmates. Loyal Graduates . Page Twenty