Lock Haven High School - Gazette Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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ww... . .....,,. ,. 5, I : Z at a X SENICR CLASS OFFICERS President - - BILL NORTH Vice President - KITTY THOMPSON Secretary - JANE GIBB Treasurer - - PHYLLIS PASSELL Now we are Seniors! What a grand feeling that gave us as we returned to school after vacation. We felt we were not common seniors-we were different. That first year when we were the greenest of Sophomores we let it be known that we were in school. ln every all-school activity we were present and actively participating. The climax of that year, for us, was the traditional Soph Hop. Never was such a party given by a bunch of ugreeniesf' But the following year produced the biggest change. As ,luniors we began to show some signs of growing up. We still had our fun, in school and out, but somehow we were a little more serious in it. We provided much of the material for Lock Haven's first Championship Football Team in recent years, and our participants in varsity athletics made a place for themselves that was indeed envious. Green Stockings proved to be the most successful ,lunior Class play in the memory of Mr. Lloyd, and the Junior Prom gave us a chance to put on the dog and show the Seniors that they weren't the only ones that could be fOrmal. More fun, and we didn't get back until morning. At last the long awaited UD event. September 3, and we're the sophisticated Seniorsf, It's the thrill that comes once in a lifetime and boy, how we did take ad- vantage Of itl We set out to show everyone, in school and out that the class of 4-2 was really something. Did we do it? All one has to do is to look at the records of the past year, and he will find that in every field of activity, our class has distin- guished itself. With sophistication, however, we did not lose all our love of a carefree good time. The events which have transpired this past year disclose that, and while the listing of them would not be fitting here, they are such that we will never forget them. In March we presented The Late Christopher Bean, which turned out to be the most successful class play in years, both financially and theatrically. On June fifth the long awaited social event of our lives came upon us, and as we threw all our cares away for one evening, we realized that the happiest years of our life were almost gone. Hail to the Class of 742. The finest ever! 12

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C ASS After the highly successful Sophomore Hop we held last year, the Junior Prom of this year was what might be called a crowning achievement. Many were the praises we received after the night of May twenty-second. With two years experience in the halls of L. H. H. S. we looked forward eagerly to our Senior year.

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. VL S .iw if v t t. S J six L Q , CLADYS M. ADAMS ..D0pey,, Commercial Lock Haven Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Choral Club l, 2, 3, 4g Reporters Club l. . f f l it 1 lwzfw f' 1' ' -A Lots 1. ANKNEY Renie Commercial Lock Haven Reporters Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 15 Choral Club lg Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4. NM ' -Lib o pl, HZ EDNA A. BAIR 4.Ed,, Commercial Beech Creek 0. T. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 41. . If , ,aff :,b'lffj'dL l ior High Librariakn 2, Swwy 1, iff: I ANNA MAE BAIRD . WLM Commercial Lock Haven ...K WILLIAM AMBROSE Vocational Lock Haven f 1 ' f f f WNV JANE A. BACLEY Commercial Lock Haven Choral Club l, 2, 3g High News Editor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Corresponding Secretary 4g Jun- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Basketball 1, 3g Dramatics 1, Home Room President l,.2, 3, High News Editor 4. P I , J , 1 N,JwI DOROTHY JANE BAKER ulloltyn Commercial Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 43 High News Edi- tor 4. HELEN BARNHART Burnie Commercial Orviston 13 ROBERT BAKER fKB0bY, Commercial Lock Haven Hi-Y- 13 Student Council 1. M ll I -Af 1 al HAROLD BARTH Agricultural F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 49 O. T. S. A. 2, 3, , ' MM, fVf3,4,o6 U' A