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

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Sophomore Saga W 'fn-A if - 's-m'1.-fm.-1---.wwf-.4-NWA --my V. -:ie ILgwwf.-,-.W-f.ffi--wi,-i,f....af,Q,.f,..f1,.,,,,+.,.vM-sr-4- ,,, ,.,.,.,,... ,.. Vw, - . ,ed - ,.,,.,.,,-,-,g ,M-4,---i ,- ,V avi Y '.,,, - ., , ,l l, .n , . V up ,.p,r,,-9122 Y N X fm-flora 4+ -i3l1:1,i'mY'7Qf'Q,'-HJ. av ,fi wwwff-15:-'w -f-eMs- X Jw .sr rw? ff: deff-tll5i'hlXf'E?ir 5- i fl i ' 2 ' i ,jg My 1: V. Sig-Y,1g.'a,1,.,J,4,-,-11,fo,,355-,,gj gf,i1cgg1f..h::Q.5:,.a 3 -f -i-gggzqgj-.:.,l,:i'f-gs-f-914,f K., ,, K , , ..w,,,--,e . -lg., . L, I Q ., -N Willard Hunter is one of the lew who can be called a real Mountaineer-beard and all . , , Many lzaak Waltons envy the hshing ability of Violet Menoher . 4 . Jean Smiths love of horses has proved invaluable in more ways than one . . . The seriousness with which Ralph CSamsonj Queer takes his basketball is remarkable . . , We rememberwor we can't lorggetf7'Kenny Weimcr's intense curiosity . . Louise Weller is a boon companion to a certain freshman-cowboy '.., Our V338 nominee to the Ranks ol Broken Men isjoshua Long by four stitchese result ol a basketball accident , A islohn Kozar has gained pugilistic fame . . . The Class of lf-940 contains many Grace lN4oores and Lawrence Tibbetts , . . Ellen Griffith, Tom Carnes, Willard Hunter, and Bob Wylie , . all had roles in jerry ofjericho Road . F IRST CROL il? Frm! mu' Hartman. D Brant, C Ambrose, Andreychack, B lzssey. Clark, Cramer Second mu' Clifford, P. Dennison, Blair, Ferry. li Dennison, L Ankney, ll llallierly, Ciriflith, Lcdorkcy 'fhml mu' Corna, Carnes, lf lissey. Buell, Fish. P Graham, llantz, L Campbell, Baker, Berkcy. Fourth mu- Freeman, Donato, Chris- ncr, llorncr,Frable,lfelgar Harckom, Nfl Brant, D Campbell, Clisc, Donald- 5fln SECOND GROUP First mu' B llunrcr, li Hunter, lvlelnlyrc, Houpt, lserupe, llously Johnson, Kallman Second mu' Kuhns, lvlelville. Nie- Nflaster, lvlarfens, l' Vlomco, lluicli- uson, Naugle, lN4lmna, Muir Third row F lvlonico, C lklelmzirl, Kolesar, TW, lvliller, Kastner, lluslon, Long, jackson, Nlalkoch Fourih ran' Nameth, h4cKelvcy, Luther, Tvlcnoher, Kozar, A Nl lxliller, Kline, Kennedy. W' Hunier TI HRD GROUP Firxl ron' Talarovieh. MVCIITICF. Sore- sori, Wleller, I, Nicely, R Nicely, Ci Shirey. Second mir Riggs, Queer, Wlilr, Snyf der, P Nelderhiser, T. Neidcrhiser, Ray, Stoner Third mu' Taylor, lvl j Nicely Pechart. D Nicely, W'ylic. Smith, R Nicely, Perkey, Noel Fourth rmr Petrucci. Rifflc. Popp, Wluchina, Shotzbarger, and Roddy- absent 25

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FIRST GROU P First row: Gibson, Brant, Clark, Don- nelly, Custer, Darr, Beck, Bates. Second roiv: Anthony, Fiscus, C Cauf- Held, B Frye, Demyanovich, Fish, Coby, Bowman, Felgar, Anderson, 'Third roui: T Fry, Betz, Gaskin, Campbell, H Ankney, Balogh, Burns, Burger, Freeman, Byers Fourth row: Fitchko, K Cauffield, Dull, Clawson, D Campbell, Brereton, Fabian, Crawford, Breniser, SECOND GROU P First mu Piper, Hunter, Nlarozzi, ly1cClintock, Holler, Marks, fVlcDowell, Norris, Kinsey Second ww: lvl L fvlonico, Hays. Pritts, F lvl lvlenoher, Rankin. Jena kins, Krichbaum, Keffer, j Nicely, L lvlonico 'Third mir: Naugle, llauger, lvfe- lvlanama, lvl Nicely, Ray, B Nicely, Pechart, V lVlcCauley, Hood, Penrod Fourth ww: Hamill, llull, lvliller, Griffith, Rose, Hankey, jones, lvloonly, F Ross, ly1cCoy, Fleming-absent THIRD GROUP Firsi row' Vogel, Tabula, Xlfeavcr, Shaulis,lN4 lxl Rosh,Virgili,Stanislaw, Smith Second mir: Hutchison, B Shirey, B R Ross, Roberts, Zimmerman, B Shalier, Ziders, Thomas, Rilenour, Zamborsky. 'llhmi row' Pushinsky, D lwlenohcr, E Shirey, XVesi, Zercher, lscrupc, Sny- der, lvllller, Rhoades lfuurlh mu- Horvath, R Shaffer, ll lVleCaulcy, C Stoner, Vfidich, D Tosh, Wolford, Petty, J. Shaffer, Zurick, Shadron, Taylor and Frovinsfabsent Margaret jane Coby possesses the kind of a permanent that girls envy-it lasts for years. . , All the boys are that way about Mae Bowman, but making her acquaintance is another thing , . . Billy Fitchko uses countless pillows while driving his brothers car . . . Dissecting Emma Demyanovichs long name is a popular time-killer for freshmen in study hall , . . jack A'Snap Breniser, husky footballer, happens to be a bride-Room 2 pro- moted a womanless wedding in assembly, Feb. 22-flvlike Fabian was the bridegroom and Dick Campbell was the referee, or rather parson . , , Don jones who is a dexterous wood worker constructed a model castle as an English project . . . Billy Piper and Ford Kinsey, who could pass as Lilliputians, are often knocked down by basketballs in gym class , , . 'Til we are sophomores, then, we bid you au revoir-for, as Mrs. Urch would say vale 5ifQ3F',.. 'fi fa-j.L':3.Tj'E ,Q1'LQ-lf' ' s -Q2,w.5:rs'::f+ :isfff-Sf'ffH9,'lge,J2-w':3l,qI.3fgS vm. 'P -'ins' if way: ff: egg , ' -' f . , -, ,,.. tn.. .N i. , ., .. . . f:Agf fqQ:tfsm'fsss-rack,egg i 'i . , , 1 Ng, . ,a':9c55i .+4'2?2 sniff? f ,ivi'ss'1'e5a', ' ' . QE Jeni-5:-WH. -A-TJ -,-1' fi-f,ff -?Tl p f..,w'y-f'- L 2 'Tiff .9 1g.q'-- 'rv 4, 'W-.,..s- .,, , H' ,G fi 'Era Jtfunqf- C 'isa--,,1 PT Qin'-tv: ig' - , , -' -' ff, pa. ff, - X ,. '. . H-- W Zifiegfsjisiaiaif-3.59 f??fe,,f,1r.,ga1gr?ff ,125-+',5L1: is JE-:.,t:,.fu,,,g.,,,. ,ILA , Vftib. sg- ' s ' - ta, ., , W X51.y.e:i,.A!,2.'-wilt,aff:spgqi-S1giiiqajg:gif-rg:itxg-ggsgam:Qseg-g37,g:r,,f,,gg-,3f213igr3g,,+3,:1-glvgimy-,,5q,5:3?55e5545:5t5i: 4, At: ,W I , V- D H , Q , IM , t - -,t ,. Y- t.. lf.. 3 jay: l,..,Q-.wg':-:'jQ.f..Vxixiiilvvgfqr,'gi'-isij, 1 Rini. 5 mv. Youthful Freshmen 27