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

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NINETEEN FORTY-TWO MARY HALL . . . attractive, talkative Mary is an all-around athlete . . . likes to dance . . . chews gum thoroughly , . . Miss Gross' capable secretary . . . be- longs to Laughlintown's gang, ELAlNE l'lAN'l'Z . . . quiet, sincere Elaine is Mr. Gregas reliable secretary . . . took best senior girl's photograph . . . depend- able manager of senior girls' basketball and volleyball teams SARA HENDERSON . . . shy modest . . , simply hates to wash dishes . . . always has her lessons prepared . . . favors her Chemis- try class . . . writes in her diary every night. Joi-IN HoUsrY . . . Shakes- peare of Wilpen . . . possesses the ability of an orator . . . can easily talk himself out of a jam . . . wants to be a church pro- fessor. Q ALICE Hu'reHiNsoN . . . a quiet cheerful student from Water- ford . . . struggled through three years of Latin . . . thoroughly enjoys square dancing . . . pals with Betty Luther. PEARL JANov1cH . . , unassum- ing, dependable . . . would like to work in an office as steno- grapher . . . favorite pastime is reading, but hopes to travel far and wide in the coming years. . Nan al 1942 for the . short, mischievous Mickey was manager of the football team . . . faithful companion of Bob Leslie . , . enjoys hunting and managing Joe Gardners Ser- vice Station. MARJORIE HOUP1' . . . small, attractive Ulvlargien is Mr. McKelvey's private secretary . . . likes her typing class im- mensely , . . daydreams of a brunette comet player . . . hobby----roller skating. Jos HOZA . . . invests all his money in defense stamps . . . wants to become a secretary . . . was a member of the football squad for three years. RAY lRwiN . . . another new- comer to L.H.5. his Senior year . . . belongs to Photography Club . . , chums with Nelson and Johnston . . . enthusiastic sports fan. JAMES JoHNs'roN . . . tall, red- headed, versatile Swede . . . holds an enviable reputation as football and basketball captain . . . named most valuable basket- ball player in Class B for two successive years. 1

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HARLAN DOUGLAS . . . a mem- ber oi the Mountaineer Staff. . . enthusiastic President ol' the 'Photography Club . . . 'llggicu 'pals with Rusty Donovan . . . wants to be an aviator. JAMES FERRY . . . crack shot of the Rifle Team . . . spends his summer vacations at the golf course as caddy . . . usually manages to be late for Trig. class. ANNE FRY . . . quiet, reserved Anne loves to go to movies . . . attends Indiana Teachers Col- lege dances . . . always prepared for classes . . . wants to be a beautician. ROBERT GEETING . . . popular Mook thinks Lana Turner perfect . . . funny as they come . . . part of Trumpet Trio . . . usually seen with Murdock and Barron. CHARLES GRAHAM . . . hand- some Chuck is one of class' shicst . . . likes horses and base- ball above everything else . . . is admired by his class and is everybodys friend. ROBERT GRlFFl'l'H . . . expert hunter and marksman . . . ar- dent Ag. student . . . always enjoys a good argument . . . spends most of his time helping with the farm work. o - SENIOR CLASS OF PEARL Doutimv . . . tall, blue- eyed brunette. . . good in all her subjects, especially commercial . . . is an active member ol volleyball and basketball teams. MEREDITH FLACK . . . small, attractive, and popular Myrt is a drum majorette . . . played Buggins injunior Class Play . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . adores tennis, swimming. ROBER'l' FRYE . . . character actor . , . talented artist . . . member of High School Or- chestra . . . dotes on French words . . . capable and con- scientious l94l-42 Class Sec- rctary. ROBERT GIESEY . . . Happy- go-Lucky Bob is commonly known as Class Clown . . . hopes someday to be a Hrst class butcher . . , enjoys amateur photography. PPIYLLIS GRIFFITI1 , , . Phil comes from Waterford . . . simply adores square dancing . . .often seen with Betty Luther and Sara Henderson.. . . hopes to become a nurw some day. FRED HALEERTY . . . lun-loving Fred is a great tease . . . ccr- tainly knows his Mathematics . . . 'lives too far away from school . . . likes assemblies most of all.

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quiet, fa.-i. . 5' 5, if V EA LARIMER . , . lively, agree- able . . . enjoys Algebra ll and spending her allowance on de- fense stamps . . . owns a charm- ing giggle . . . initiated to L.H.S. this fall by jane Beard. BETTY LUTHER . . . quiet, like- able Bctty comes from Water- ford , . . hopes her dreams all come true . . . doesnt Want to be an old maid . . , pals with Phyllis Griffith. BETTY MARKS . . . optimistic Betty is noted for her beauti- ful eyes and naturally curly hair . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . . another Laughlintown belle . . . star guard on Senior Basket- ball team. DORIS MCCULLY . . . oldest of the McCully sister act . . . expert square dancer . . . enjoyed her art classes . . . left school to take up the responsibility of house- keeping. ROBERT McMAsTERs . . . red- haired A'Bob can always bt: depended upon . . . known for his jokes and witty sayings . . . trusts his life and limb to Mc- Crackens old Ford. SENIOR CLASS OF Wil.i.iAM KNUPP, . .modest and ambitious . . . applies his learn- ing in Ag. class to his work on the farm . . , his sincerity will take him far on the road to success. ROBERAF LESLIE . . . enjoys get- ting lvlickey Heintzelman into trouble . . . cut his hair so thc girls would stop teasing him . . . spends his time playing basket- ball and drinking milk-shakes. jutm IVlARt:us . . . thinks P. of D. is tops . . . would rather pedal a bicycle than eat . . . is a con- stant companion of Marie Pack- er . . .talks constantly. JOHN lVlCC:RACKEN . . . tall, dark, and exceedingly bashful jack A drives an old,Ford-- it reaTly'gocs . . , belongs to the F.F.A ,... enjoys sleeping in study hall. ..- IDA MAE MQLEAN .,.' 'Cubbyn to everyone . . .' selected most popular girl . , . peppy cheer- leader for three years . . . grand personality and real friend . . . intends to enter training for a nurse. CARL lVlClVlILLEN , . , quiet, serious, studious Carl came to L.H.S. from Bolivar High his Sophomore year . . . tells tall tales . . . never misses a Glenn Miller program.