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

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A Typical Da At L. H. S. that it's no fun to learn those big, long, com- plicated words. Feeling an urge for a bit of beauty, he strolls along until he reaches the Art Room where he Ends masterpieces of which he never dreamed. Projects of per- spective, watercolor paintings, floral designs. clay modeling-all demonstrate the artistic ability lvliss Ross has discovered in L.H.S, Fifth period finds our guest peering over test tubes and working involved equations in Room l2. Virginia Pershing and Steve Wuchina are working intently, forming com- pounds of oxygen and discovering the results of combining HZSO-l and ZnCl. Better be careful, warns Miss Love, or there may be an explosion. Howard Smith is still searching for those tiny atoms that are hiding away so remotely. Prof. spends the remainder of the period with the Seniors in Ivlr. Mathews' P. of D, class. The chief radical of the class is Rusty Donovan, who takes great pleasure in disagreeing with the ma- jority on most problems and giving logical reasons for his theories. Bang! Bang! Bang! That noise you hear is just the Agricultural boys in the shop, 'down in the basement, building air raid shelters, explains Mr. Robinson to the Prof. He becomes particularly interested in the study and care of farm animals and in the technique of raising crops, all a part of Our janitor Don't get the wrong impression from this picture for rarely do we see our janitor, Roy , loanng on the job. Minute-man McCurdy has served long hours as our efficient and obliging janitor. We all know him as a friend who is ever ready to do a favor, to joke with us, or to support most loyally Ligoniers basketball team. Mr. McCurdy waits for the furnace to burn. the agricultural course. Sweet. music lur , him to the auditorium where the orchestra is practising. The melody seems to charrr him for he visions Mr. Rushworth conduct' ing a great symphonic orchestra. The weary musicians on the stage seem t rejuvenate at the sound of the dismissal bel since they join the crowd darting out of tl building at full speed. A crowd jams the gym that evening i witness the most thrilling game of the seasc -Ligonier vs. Derry, Spectators start coming early to be. sure of getting seats. Professor Ligonier, just as excited as anyone, is thrilled as he sees.the Mounties put on an excellent performance of playing ability and good sportsmanship which are culti- vated by Coach Waugaman and Assistant Coach Grega. The fans cheer excitedly all through the tenseness of the game. Yea, Ligonier-Fight, Fight, Fight. But the day ends too soon for our be- loved visitor, who sighs with regret that he must leave. Yes, l guess that was one of the most delightful days I've ever spent. I'm glad to see the Alma Mater progressing in such a commendable manner. As he drives away in his little car, he carries with him all the pleasant memories of dear old Ligonier High School, and he lool-is forward with joy to visiting again soon.

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