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

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CATHARINE lVlCCONNALIGHEY . . pretty, popular Katie has won all of our hearts with her contagious giggles . . . enjoys the commercial course and wishes to be a stenographer . . . is afraid of darkness. RONALD MeCoY . . . quiet and conscientous . . . wants, above all, to own a i938 Ford V8 . . . possesses that enviable quality of minding his own business . . . follows baseball closely. ALVERTA MQLEAN , . . friendly Alverta spends her pastime reading . . . a sincere, unahf- ected person . . . enjoys membership in the Brush and Palette , . favorite study is English . . . inseparable from Ginny , DAN MELv1LLE . . . good-looking Dan plays football . . . likes solid geometry ',.. hopes to become a surgeon . . . steers clear of French tests . . . reads all the Mbest- sellers . ALICE MENoiiER . . . dependable Alice is an expert marksman in the RiHe Club . . . an outdoor girl . . . likes to hunt, fish, and raise flowers . . . a senior reporter . . . assistant in the cafeteria. CILENN MITCHELL , . . as captain of the basketball team Mitch continually dis- played leadership and ability . . . belongs to the Swing Band . . . was in Tom Sawyer and Christmas Drama. CHARLES lVlONTICUE . . . tall and handsome . . . wants to be a civil engineer . . . travels seven miles to school . . . likes mathematics and working in the shop . . . plays a guitar. ROBERTA Mowiw . . . reserved, intelligent, dependable Bertie's ambition is to be a department store buyer . , , belongs to many school organizations . . . will probably attend Indiana State Teachers College. f:1-1q,5w:e -4.if,- :Levy-i-.:4.fif--',E:. ':f,N.4u-+- .'-'-.1--,wmv .-A.-1::'su.s.w--2.z..,,..-sail--W--f.1A .Mil-,':-11N.'i-wut 4, L-W,-i,--1. .f..,,.gt-.... -- sv fe--Law-aww af ' 1 Q-Mif.--1. -.-W.-.. wi--v -H 1, JLG--:1 'q 'est--aes,'r:Iff,4-Yf?'1au:,ff1f'-fggyx -f.,'w5.s4.-,., .'vgg.t1.-.-a.- mp.-,tr l'1,i--fts-v-a,'f -'1-.- ffyrfmr fl--,ff pg1:.Sy,-.f.:.g- mg.-.YE!6fj,f,,Si's v-gt' gs kQ--9f!fkGy1,f 3-435 11115-,-,Z gsig..-:w'lv'1?,,pA,8 ir'- : wf g f ',,g'..:.L43,eJ1 34':s g gf,3:Q5-4557 fesf i . 354'-E ye : egg.: ,'f,,..- 3V17,,,s:Wy-ai- la ta. -as ,Lt A L J-1-2 'r g an.,-, f- y -nu , -Q .A-v ,M - -. . -i-a:m3,- 1 -4,4 a ' f jr'-11142 -- - iffy. , 2'1f 's-,M ,W Ang..-. ' - ,1. fx fkiziiw-v.f 'T'5.A-,'?E?5..:: vig. 4 51?3?isvQf5': '.1f3ia:xg:rfr2-'2a::,sX51'es'i?tg,r'zK:A. 4?iWtc- Fix-, 'IS LZ-Z' ,CkL3'1f9:?'jTj'IHil5iL- JQ'f ff 5- ft i'1x-gisvl'-g::.y: gr-in '11 gig. .fe -51? 2.-15:1 T: T221 :gr-'if-.fvlg-1.3 ' -K -t ' if qi '2'f-f'g:x'fAe1-12? 1 TT' fi V-TAS ri? ww iQQ.Q'F.l1'LqP'l' ??.Pf-1E4f5EQ'If24ff?W l Mrs. Urch 's advanced Latin class leams to scan Virgil. Mrs. Urch and Miss Gross check over a Roman his- tory unit for Miss Marker to type. 16

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PAUL HUSTON . . . constantly smiling and gentlemanly . . . a crack shot on the Rifle Squad . . . works at the American Store after school . . . prefers Robert Hamills friendship. WILLA JUNE ISCRUPE . . . 'ijuneru is an outdoor girl . . . plays the violin . . . promoter of the Winter Fair . . . assists Mr. Rushworth in keeping records . . . her favorite subject is English. WILLIAM KENNEY . . . joe, a football letterman . . . enjoys dancing and The Spider' '... played Huckleberry Finn . . . likes red heads and dandelions . . . favorite haunt is Musick's Town Pump. HELEN LEIGHTY . . . one ofa great class of silent observers . . . stays with her sister during winter months . . . plays piano . . . takes pride in her pet cat, i'Andie, CHESTER LEONARD . . . loves sleep and fears girls . . . popular . . . great capacity for work . . . a football letterman . . . in Ghost Parade . . , responsible for planning and preparing yearbook pictures for the engraver. MAEEL JEAN LESLIE . . . played part of Mary in Tom Sawyer . . . drum major two years . . . is an accomplished pianist . . . has big blue eyes and an enchanting smile ANNE LOUGHRAN . . . attractive, pretty, popular, and lovable Anne is well versed on all literary subjects . . . president of the Culture Club . . . feature editor and debater . . . proud of her terrier, Indie GEARY LUTHER. . . diminu- tive, fun-loving Mart has been cultivating the knack of salesmanship this year . . . likes to ski and ice skate . . . candy salesman for the Athletic Association . . . has pet dog, named joe Aw.: Miffisf-'az'-f:+Hfi?a s::-is-.awrfeiagawfa1:-4-2-'Q -: w w : in iwklig. ligjhm. :'-+4 ,Qs:f1ew 5:1- 4: 2-'-I tres.-:.:1,.z. '-ua '. I-ni .,,-rift-f.f4:+1-4 .-,- . . '-ug -f-1-.H - -- .iwtul 4.1-in--. .aj-4-Ages?-J - Q-, 1'-,: 351.--:..-34411-,g,4:tiLe4'i.-vas'-:QQ Pfxzrig,-QS' JSF' f.,,'L,-att'--12,2136-I'4 'gilt-.'T' -ff -fra'-r.1'9--11,11:ng-.'1.A:,-vw-- wtf 5.-T1-,'L. ' .3'2,-zr-.+A.z-- aff fan- 1-2'- T --v.--sr va-six 1'- ze-+1'f'.f-f.wE-'Q- f-1-e.?i:-:tiff 2-1 --a-- 1 . . L . rss-P-A --Q, 9 rfffirazst 'A-s t e f'-as -,A f y R, S+ or A-1 .M : . .mf '? i '1 ?k'f. w a ezf-. ' .4 5' -11-ESQ' - E-'. ' - -A . ' e -- X 2 - Y W g-1-,Q - P K z4.f2Q7z'5iQif'i9 1.sweeI,g.:afx145 ei:fsf- i 'L sr-ff't:141's.: ':f- 1--'fa-E+ Gif:egg'.:jg.v:1',1'fs3jT-.-:Kf:slut-:LQ-31-.-s-s-gr-3tf4.,1.. N-.-f1:'sfex':.s-,t--A-:-.-4:g?:l':7,P'155- f'??fGI:'1'N-1 .-'4Q3,aQA M:--4-.-rf .5 .. , . . V. -A - - . ' , . . : ifrf- ' ' i - 1 j,'f ' A 1- --rv,--.--,,1 ,.1-:4:j:y.xfi--W:-1-Leaf.--:I f.. 1 J'j'N7--..-LIw-f,- . ., .. . . ., , A,-.,5,.,T,,7,,,,.,,s.g....,,,.g: Youth Studies Literature In Miss Martin's freshman and sophomore English classes, students learn to appreciate the classics and her strict discipline in the classroom helps underclassmen to form habits of punctuality and attention. Her classroom is filled with swords, dolls, castles, and other underclassmen projects. She has a pleasant smile for everyone and a keen liking for sports, good movies, and good books. As a result of Miss Martins untiring efforts, understanding, and guidance the Publications Staff has been able to create All-American yearbooks. lncidentally, she is also the instigator of the Publications Staff picnics. Mr. Rushworth, popular assembly song leader, is responsible for Ligonier's excellent band, orchestra, and swing band . Besides teaching music and one sophomore English class, he has helped in the production of a student operetta. He likes to go into seclusion somewhere and play for hours on his violin and to attend Westminster athletic games. His ability to drop formality any- where has made him popular with the students. The Culture Club enlisted his services in their dancing classes and found him an excellent teacher. 15

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HUGH MORRIS . . . l-lughien always has a job l . . . collects match packs . . . president of his class sophomore year . . . a super-salesman for any activity . . . hopes to study advertising at N.Y.U. ANNA JANE lVlULL . . . vivacious, unspoiled Annie spent her sophomore year in Birming- ham, Alabama . . . has a unique laugh . . . enjoyed substituting for the Faculty . . . keen about biology . . . wants to study dramatics. DOROTHY MURPHY . . . an honor student who represents the Irish . . . dark hair, blue eyes and dimples . . . typist for the Publications . . . president of the Commercial Club . . . capable and popular. CAROLYN MYERS . . . i'Sis is a jolly laughing person who enjoys life immensely . . . loves danc- ing . . . saves silver paper as a hobby . . . has dark hair and blue eyes. GELVIN NICELY . . . hand- some and likable Gummy' '... another class musician . . . plays a trumpet . . . likes Wayne Kings orchestra . . . prefers Brete I-lart's stories . . . chauffeurs for the band. GEORGE NORRIS . . . Snooks is interested in aviation , . . builds airplane models . . . served as a perfect model for the photographer . . . brags of his dog, Teddy . . , plays a guitar. LAURA PIPER , . . neat, cooper- ative, red-haired Laura is on the Cafeteria Com- mittee . . . enjoys any kind of work, especially commercial . . . exceptional ability as an execu- tive and a financier. REBECCA PIPER , . , Becky loves to dance and swim , . . has belonged to the Dramatic, Culture, and Brush and Palette Clubs , . . thinks orchids make a nice corsage. A-'no 'lgiifyl-',-'4f2'LL:,'92AW-js J,yvQiQl3.-5 f-11:3-ig- -115,32 '4LR,4f,f,g 1:f5.-Q-'QQ-cy 4.414 is U-Evil' ll - Q5 'bLi'.gf44-Mi -1:1-41 :JT33 f bi'-115 I-' '5v?:1Q?3.-'--fz15.C S?-Tuf'fl'135,'l-'rzi74'5G:f1li L 11- f X. '....--.-1? ng- Q- -3:14 M..-I-.1 4 -.:.s'..-rg - .Evqs ,fi-sf-., .y,,.,ev.,,..:gvg --'K --1.-: 2':f'x5'1?,g.-5,-Q r .--g.,,',a----.1,L31544-,f- -1 -'73,-A -.-.Q-:.:g5g-.J -:.y,ws,gv.'---'.-,, ,.-imc. A 2 ., W .a.if?f '-+ . T-f - fflsfffiz sze-'He-ff. . W Hn- 'fr- Viaia' 33 P'-' - ' 5 1 -Y 'ff ' ' A A - . - ,Q ff'.,p3-ifkzzs -f--sw '- 'ff::- H,-fi11s.+f -,. .::.mf- :Hi I- ----1.4 ' .-cafes ' -- ' - Q W - -, - -- ' .. - ' - -F . A . ive:-SQi Ef1223155Qfihffvv-f..'-1'-'frfm-S-r1:f??'14.3S111-il-avrsfirifsf-f'3't33?f?1i- -amffv 1-Reef-f3'!'!-EL11-f2 5fs:s?f'f1-Q'2ei'.1-Sis.-f:z+l?4s sfstfq + '- Su-1:-Sffsf-if'--1ff-fTf-'-f.-fi1.2'.i'- rf-iff'-fzf if-T11-2:i:.ie'f'--:Sv-.-s-1f:muff-aff-1--F--sz'Q'-fi-:lint-:'fiiwi-1.-.Y-'-rv.-411:-1:1i.?f1Z 1'TIYEH'.'ff i:--:?'ff.-1-Eiiaa-fe JP -.....:s:,.I.. . .. , , - -. - - .jg ,,..,...-. ,-'1 . ': 's'-X1 23512 - jj :fy 2 -Nj' ij' - fr- - j.Y31!1'i 'gff'-.13-'jg-T v--:--5 .Ziff--'.-:k1TZ'-fl -l?':a,J-- i-i 'N'- . . . . , I Q., 5 f,--,.,,,-,,f:-.,,.r..ty---.g-- Youth Scans The Past Sometimes freshmen or sophomores get their conjugations and declensions entangled, while juniors and seniors sweat through Virgil but, then, that isn't Mrs. Urch's fault. Everyone likes her pleasant manner and her way of making you glad to do things. She enjoys traveling with the debating team as she was a debater in college. Our librarian has done much to promote the growth of our library and is well versed in authors and their books. With Miss Gross as an instructor, the sophomores and juniors trace the development of civili- zation through the centuries. I-ler musical training enables her to direct the Chorus and her success with it was evident in the Christmas Drama, At King Arthur's Court. She enjoys a good joke, and declares she dislikes nothing more than cold weather and icy roads, when she wants to drive her maroon Chevrolet. Miss Marker, secretary to Mr. Wylie, is the patient, cheerful friend of everybody. She may always be found in the office ever ready to be of assistance to anyone from a teacher to a freshman. I t is Katie who makes out those absentee lists, those numerous announcements, and class en- trance slips. 17