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

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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

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Swing and sway, everyboclys gay at the 1937 junior-Senior Prom, the Hrst to be held in the gymnasium. W'hile eating their lunches, Snyder, Donato, and Buell take time out to replay the Youngwood football game. In an empty basement room, the seniors con- duct a cafeteria where many students secure their soup and hamburgs. Ada Bctz, Alice Halferty, and Alice lN4enoher serve as cooks, cashiers, and dish washers in the senior lunch room. Janus was a two headed god with a key. janitor lylcffurdy is only a two handed man with a bunch of keys but he certainly does a lot with A R U N D H L A penny for the thoughts of Doris Thomas, serving as a model for a figure drawing class. A fountain, surrounded by flowers, formed the center for the Southern setting of the 1937 junior- Senior Prom. Four frolicsome freshmen, A. Zamborsky, K. Byers, D. Vogel, and L. lvlonico, hold a conference about schedules. Contrast Lena, smallest fresh- man, with Byers, the tallest. Outstanding biologists, Dorothy Brant and james Freeman, study a specimen by means of a microscope. 'iDanny Melville, senior bookworm, haunts the library for books on science. l-lis immediate them. problem is to melt the snow outside the window. , - 4 . . ,,, , ,,., ,. .,. ,ww . - -,, , ., , ,Y -,-f-,Y -. .g.. - L., ,.-.. .- .Q - A -1 - ev-' . 'I'-' --1--ny, -- 2 , 4 ' . 1 -A '- Lian Hzsf?1fu'9i.'w-,aff , if if-'Q 573' ,ri gi- asvsfvrfi 5.,Lg,g,.,, 2311.-: . xr-fc if 1: '- 1-. if f:-f 2 gif- fr klifif' .HAHkf,,,, gm-N-Y,--f-,, fig: a--wi. f,.'.--f sw , 3 Q- , - .ff 'i'.,-,,.31,,, , ,,- 1 -.'. ff 'K V- TI- X -'54 ..gfg,.-x , ,S wi. -rv. egg,