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

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Jeanne Hays Betty Hankey ' Earnest Hauger Lawrence Hauger Walter Hood 'Elmer Horvath Russell Houston jack I-lull Tom Hunter Ethel Mae lscrupe Betty jenkins Donald jones Betty Lou Keffer Ford Kinsey, jr. Marie Krichbaum Betty Leichliter Gladys Leichliter Sylvia Marks

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JEANNE HAYS . . . favors the com- mercial course . . . used to reside in Flax Scutchingn town . . . often jitter- bugs at Marie's Lunchroomn . . . hopes to be a singer. BETTY JANE HANREY . . . diligent vender of candy at football games . . . Hankey values a good time above anything else . . . collects rings as a hobby . . . likes plane geometry. EARNEST HAUGER . . , Shorty has a valuable collection of arrowheads . . . would sooner listen to sports broadcasts than eat . . . interested in scouting . . . reads adventure stories. LAWRENCE HAUGER . . . tall pensive Slim reads detective stories for en- tertainment . . . secretary of the F.F.A. . . . longs for lots of money and a nice girl. WALTER HOOD . . . congenial, zealous Walt . . . vice president his junior year . . . was paternally inclined in Footloose . . . helpful worker on basketball score board . . . owns his own car. ELMER HORVAT1-1 . . . conscientious member of debate team . . . fiery de- fender of democracy . . . operates his own printing press . . . capable senior class president . . . aspires to diplomacy. . RUSSELL HOUSTON . . . a newcomer to L.H.S. his junior year . . . adult in his viewpoint . . . nursed broken arm fora year . . . active swimmer, camper, and school athlete. ,JACK HULL . . . Five gallons and check the oil, Doggie, we often order Jack . . . continually prac- ticing mechanics on his bicycle . . . fre- quents Flywheel's Lunch Bar . . . friend- ly, cooperative, and studious. TOM HUNTER . . . versatile class athlete . . . plays licorice stick in the band . . . fears all girls but Flossie . . . would like to coach . . . participated in junior class play. ETHEL MAE ISCRUPE . . . a courteous school librarian . . . lives seven miles out . . . can't get Ohio off her mind . . . likes to play jokes on people. BETTY JEN- KINS . . . ready, willing, and able.. . . is an expert marksman and good jour- nalist . . . combines unusual colors into striking dress designs . . . Jenks spreads local vocal news. DONALD JONES . . . Don specializes in electric models and wood carving . . . wants to be an aeronautical engineer . . . enjoys art . . . desires a transport pilot's license. BETTY LOU KEFFER . . . sandy-haired chatterbox . . . bridge enthusiast . . . at- tracted to athletes with red hair and blue eyes . . . would like a driver's license with a Buick convertible attached. FORD KINSEY . . . jigaboo builds model airplanes in his leisure . . . a born mechanic . . . pilots a 29 pick-up truck . . . peppy cheerleader . . . originates dance steps. MARIE KRICHBAU-M . . . our beautiful and talented May Queen . . . editor-in-chief of the lvlountaineer . . . possesses enviable collections of dolls and books . . . played the lead in Foot- loose . BETTY LEICHLITER . . . pleasant, amiable Betts . . . one of Mrs. Rush- worth's assistants . . . hobbies are read- ing and eating . . . portrays the part of a matron in school plays. GLADYS LEICH- LITER . . . entered L.H.S. her junior year but deserted us as a senior . . . has artistic ability . . . finds our assembly programs vastly entertaining . . . suit- ably nicknamed Gay . SYLVIA lVlARKS . . . quiet and dependable . . . enjoys reading movie magazines . . . afraid of rats, snakes, and her brother . . . plans a career as a secretary . . . weekly movie- goer.

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Eleanora Marozzi Virginia McCauley Richard IvlcCoy Emmaloelle McDowell Edward McManama Davis Iwienoher Florence May Menoher David Miller Lewis Miller K Lena Iylonico Mary Louise Monico jack Ivloonly George Naugle Betty Nicely joan Nicely Merle Nicely john Norris Margaret Pechart