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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

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We fervently hope for the materialization of the ideal it represents, that all peoples and nations shall live and Work together in the bonds of universal harmony and peace. We dedicate this year- book to the highest of all aspirations, the Parliament of man, the Federation of the world. 2 The Faculty SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPALS J. F. PUDERBAUGH, Superintendent of Srbools Dickinson College, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. REAGAN I. HOC1-I, Principal of Senior High Franklin and Marshall College, A.B. Bucknell University, A.M. JOHN D. BECK, Principal of Iunior High Pennsylvania State College, A.B., A.M. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss DEssA E. GRESSER Pennsylvania State College, A.B., A.M. Miss GRETCI-IEN K. DICREY Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Bucknell University, M.S. Miss RUTH BURKETT Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. MRs. ROBERT F. LAWRENCE Bucknell University, A.B. Miss LUCETTA MCKIBBEN Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Pennsylvania State College, M.Ecl. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. GUY L. CUMMINGS Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. MR. FRANK SENTE Springfield College, B.S. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ' N MR. A. R. HAURE Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Pennsylvania State College, M.S. MR. HAROLD E. FIGGLES Hamilton College, B.S. Powell University, M.Ed. Miss MARGARET ZINDEL Syracuse University, A.B. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss LUCILLE G. SCULLEN Bucknell University, B.S., A.M. MRs. MABEL B. LEHMAN Bucknell University, A.B. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss MARTHA GEORGE Bowling Green Business College, A.C.A., A.B. MRS. RosE H. KRAPE Indiana State Teachers College, B.C.S. MR. J. ARLINGTON PAINTER Washington and Lee University, A.B. University of Richmond, L.L.B. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT MRs. SARAH B. RICRER University of Pittsburgh, A.B. Bucknell University, A.M. MR. S. E. DALEY Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. MR. CHARLEs T. HAGER Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Miss MILDRED P. MENGE Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. MR. T. SCOTT MCLEAN Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss JEAN SNYDER Pennsylvania State College, B.S. MRs. BERNICE FRYER AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT MR. DONALD M. DAVIES Pennsylvania State College, B.S., M.S. MR. L. L. CHAMBERS Pennsylvania State College, B.S. The Faculty MR. FREDERICK S. PLETCHER Pennsylvania State College, B.S. MR. C. DALE LONG Pennsylvania State College, B.S., M.S. MR. FREDERICK SNYDER Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S MR. JOSEPH H. DANIS Lock Haven State Teachers MR. EDWARD L. SAIERs Lock Haven State Teachers MR. ROBERT M. DEEM Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. MR. GUY DONAHUE, Airplane Mechanics Pennsylvania State College MR. H. EARL SI-IoI2E, Woodwork Pennsylvania State College MR. ALBERT CLARK, Auto Mechanics MR. GEORGE CAMPBELL, Auto Mechanics SUPERVISORS MR. l. VINCENT DAvIs Boys' Physical Education and Health University of Notre Dame, B.S. College, B.S. College, B.S. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT MRs. DOROTHY G. MCCLOSKEY Girls' Physical Education and Health Sargent School of Physical Training, B.S. MISS DOROTHY WATSON, Health Pennsylvania State College, B.S. MRs. FLORENCE GRAvEs, Music Mansfield State Teachers College MR. GARTH KLECKNER, Instrumental Music Lock Haven State Teachers College MIss H,AZEL I. SHULL, Art Pennsylvania State College, B.S. MIss LUCETTA MCKIBBEN, Librarian Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Pennsylvania State College, M.Ed. EMERITUS LILIAN M. ADAMS English CLARA WAGNER Social Studies REBECCA GILLESPIE Librarian STUDENT TEACHERS MIss GREssER MR. MISS BETTY LORIGAN MR. ALBERT WOLFE MISS JERRE LYNN SCHUYLER MR. ARDEN MuNsoN MR. MISS DICKEY MISS JOSEPHINE LINN MR. JOHN LAMADE Mlss MARY CURRAN MR. MISS BURKETT MISS NANCY ZIMMERMAN MR. JOHN PAUL JONES MIss MENGE MISS JANE BOWERS MR. JoHN WYLAND MR. MRs. RICKER Miss MARION OWENS MIss PHYLLIS BRUMBAUGI-I MR. KENNETH CROSSER MRs. MCLEAN MR. JOSEPH LONG MR. DAVIS MoNTREssoR MISS MYRTLE STABBER HAUKE MISS JERRE LYNN SCHUYLER MR. THOMAS HEADS MIss JUNE HUTCHINGS MR. GEORGE DONNELLY CUMMINGS MR. KENNETH HAGER MR. FORREST CAMPBELL MR. JOHN SMILEY SENTE MIss CAROLINE BANGHART MR. WILLIAM EISMANN MR. DAVID BANHART MCCLOSKEY MIss BETTY MCLAIN MISS BARBARA COATS 4 MIss MIss MISS MISS Miss MISS Miss Miss MRs. RITA GoEBIEsKI LOUISE HARNISH BETTY HANKA HELEN BAIEROSKI MARGARET HADUCK BETTY THOMPSON ELEANOR HARDY EDITH REIGHARD AMELIA HENCH DAVIS MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. CUMMINGS DALE FLOREY BRION LINN JAMES ATKINSON ANDY SEMBER CHESTER PFEFFER WHITEY ZORELSKI JoHN PATRICK PAUL CoRoNT HARRY JoHNsoN MICHAEL FLANAGAN SHTOYS President HARRY LYONS Secretary RUTH MOTTER enior Class Cfficers Vice President WALTER WINSLOW Treasurer CHARLES HAMBERGER To SENIORS RICHARD ANDRUS MARVIN ASIIBURN relxndiyv rfDaddy91 Vocntinrml Luck Haven C0llllll0l'ClZll Lock Haven R. D. 1 Hi-Y li llitle Club 1: Ex- G. I. SALLY BAIRD fPSally!! AI-zulelnic' Lock Havcn Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4, '1'rc:IsurcI' 3: Rusketlmll 1, 2, 3. 4: Sov- vcr 3. lg French Club 2. 3: Hlllll0TilllIll 'l'I'e-zlsilrer ll Banking Council l: Bobcat Stuff l: G,IzI-:'I l'r1 Slut? 3. ti Dl'1llll2llll'S l: Hearts Illlil Gowns l. JOYCE BALL Hloy!! C0llllll0Tl'l!ll Lock lluvvn Banking Coiim-il 'lg Bals- kelhnll -L JULIA BARNER HERBERT BECHDEL Iu1v Amos llolno El'0ll0IlllCS Agyiq-ulhn-Q lI0l'k HHVPH Howard R. D. 1 JACQUELINE BERRY jackie l'oIIIIIIervi:Il Lock Haven R. D. 1 l'r0sident Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3. l: Secretary and Treasurer of I'l0lll6l'00lll 2: Class Vive President 3: Bmlkin,-z Coun- cil 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Secretary of Student Council 3: GAZETTE Staff 3. 4: Hume- rofnn Secretary 3: Dr:IIII:Il- ics 4. WILLIAM BIERLY ffBill!J Vom':ItioII:Il VVo0lriL'lI L. H. H. S. ew PHYLLIS BLESH RICHARD BLILER Phil Rich Academic Farrandsville Academic Snlmm Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3: Choral Club l, 2. CLARE BOLOPUE Clure,' Commercial Blanchard 'I'ri-Hi-Y 3: Courtesy Club 31 Banking Council 4. A-...... Lols BRYAN Dimples Academic Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y lg Choral Club 2. 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Courtesy Club 3: F. H. A. 4: Mixed Chorus 4. CLARA BRUNGARD THEODORE CAMPBELL ffD0tJ1 ffTed!J Home Economics Vocational Flemington Beech Creek Wrestling 1. V1oLA CAMPBELL ffvi!! Academic Flemington Choral Club 3, 4: French Club 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Vice President of Choral Club 4: Dramatics Club 4. JEAN CANN ffjeunil Home Economics Castnnea Basketball 2. SENIORS JOSEPH CARCHETTI Carioca Vocational Lock Haven Ex G. I.: Football 1. 2. 3: Wrestling 2, Manager 4. PHILIP CAROTHERS, JR. ffphilu Academic Mill Hall Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Camera Club 4. MARIAN CASKEY Marian,' Commercial Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Choral Club 1: Basketball 1: Girl's Cho- rus 4: Mixed Chorus 4. Louis CHRISTOPHER ffpeg-leg!! Shop Lock Haven Football 1, 2, 3. DORA CLINE Doran Commercial Woolrich Basketball 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1. CHARLES CONDO Pee-wee Vocational Lock Haven Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. ROHLAND CONSIDINE MARY CRISSMAN ff ll ff !J Consi Vocational Lock Haven Tumbling 1, 2. Mary Kay Commercial Lock Haven Bobcat Staff 2: Banking Council 3. L. H. H. Sri- JAMES CROSS Hlimif Academic Mill Hall Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Hi-Y 3. 4: Camera Club 4. NORMA CRYDER N0rmie Commercial Lock Haven Basketball 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Choral Club 2. 3: Home- room Secretary 4-: Courtesy Club 3: Banking Council t. DONALD DECKER MELVIN DICREY PCDO11!! erlimss Commercial Lock Haven Academic Beech Creek CHARLOTTE DIETZ ClQar10itc ' Commercial Blanchard ROGER DIETZ rrR0d:x ' Academic Mill Hall Homeroom Treasurer 1: Dramatics Club 1: Photogra- phy Club 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3: Bobcat Staff 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 4: Banking Council 1: Purple Whirl 1: French Club 3. MZRIAM DOTTERER Mimi', Academic Mill Hall Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Library Club 2. 4: Dramatics Club 4: Tumbling 2, 3, 4. DONALD DRIVER fPD0n!! Vocational Lock Haven Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Football 1: Homeroom President 1. ft. FQ IIII 5 5151935 BRUCE DUTTON PATRICIA EBERHART GERARD FASANO CHARLES FETTERMAN Dutton Pat Pys0n Bulrb Vocatiolml Luck Haven Academic Island Route Vocational Lock Haven Vocational Fl0llllll2l.0ll Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2: Frenvli Club Football 1, 2, 3. fl: Varsity 1: Cheerleading 4. Club 4. GEORGE FISHER George Avaclelnic Woolrich KENNETH FISHER fPKennyJJ Academic Lock Haven Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2. 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Miss JinuIIy 4: Track 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 3. ROBERT FLANAGAN JOE-ANN FLEGAL Boba iw Commercial Luck Havcn Academic Lock Hnvun Hi-Y 3: lJl'1'llll2llll'S Club t. Girl's Chorus l. 2, t: Mixed Chorus t: Chverleml- ing l: Basketball 1. 2. L. H. H. S. MARION Fox ffF0xy!, Academic Luck Haven Purple Whirl 1: Cheerlead- ing 3, 1: Forensic League 3. 4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1: Choral Club I, 1: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Soc- cer Ii, 4: English Club 3: French Club 2: Spanish Club 3: Bobcat Stall' 3, 4: Bank- ing Council 3, 4: Class Trea- surer 3: Drnlnatics Club 1. 4: Hearts and Gowns 4. PHYLLIS FRAVEL PhiI', Academic Flelnin,-:ton Girls' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4. VIVIAN FULGER BARBARA FYE Amin Barbie', Aeacleinic Salona Commercial Lock Haven Basketball 3, 4: Soccer 3. Choral Club l, 2: Treasur- 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Choral Club er Holneroom 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 1, 2: English Club 3: Dra- 3: HOIIIEFOOIII Banker 1: matics Club 4. Purple Whirl 1, 2. 12 MARY E. FREDERICK ffBetsyJ! ACIIQIBIIHC Castanea Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: French Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Tri- Hi-Y l. BETTY FRYE Small Fry Commercial Lock Haven R. D Band 3. 4: Holneroom Sec retzlry 2. ELVA FYE MARGARET GALBRAITH HEIUGD Hpfgv Cmnlnercial Lock Haven Commercial Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4, 1--M SENIORS ROBERT GANOE PfTippy!, Academic Woolrich Class Vice President 1: Class President 2: Home- room Vice President 1, Pres- ident 4: Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Miss Jimmy 4: Vars'ty Club President 4. HAROLD GARDNER JAMES GARDNER DONALD GREENE Pfsbortyii ffjimb ffDonU Commercial Mill Hall Vocational Mill Hall Conmiercial Lock Haven Band 1. 2. 3. 4: County Band 2. 3. 1. DOYLE GRENOBLE KENNETH GRENOBLE PHYLLIS GRIER THOMAS GRovE fPD0yle!7 ffGrunt!! fPPbilH PfT0m!J Commercial Flemington Vocational Farrandsville Academic Lock Haven Academic Flemington Bobcat Stail' 2, 4: GAZETTE Staif 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Secretary of Homeroom 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Choral Club 3, 4: Miss Jimmy 4: Home- room President 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Banking Council 2. 3: Dramatics Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Hearts and Gowns 4: President Tri-Hi-Y 4. Hi-Y 3, 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Cho- rus 4: District Band 4: High School Orchestra 4: State Band 4. L. H. H, s. EEEW'---- DOROTHY GUERRIERO Dorothy Homo l4lCUllUlllll'S Lock Ha vun CHARLES HAMBERGER C1J1mz1ny', Acacleniic Lock Ha von Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Basket! ball 1, 2. 3. ft: Baseball 3. 4: Track 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Varsity Club l: Gymnastics 2. 3. l: Class Treasurer ll. JOHN HARVEY Hfobnnykinsn Com mervial Castanea Football 1. 2. 3. 4: WVrcs- tling 1, 2. 3, l: Track 2: Gymnastics 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Varsity Club 4: Class Trea- surer 1: Baseball 3. Pl. PHYLLIS HEICHEL 'fphilr' Cllllllll9Y'f'lFIl Howard R. D. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3: Basketball 2, 3, EL: Courtesy Club 3. DEAN HEIMER Hammer Hem! PEGGY LOU HELLER Bubblcs,' Vovationnl Lock Haven Home Econmnnics Lamar Football 2, 3, 1: lNl'CStllllL' 2. E... ROY HERLOCHER ffsonnyii Acarlelnic Lock Haven Bobcat Staff 2, 3. l-2 GAA zu-:TTI-L Staff 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, l: Camera Club l: Spanish Club 3: Banking Council 1, 2: Homerooni Treasurer 2: Track 2. LEWIS HERR Lewis Academic Lock Haven Football 2, 3. fl: Captain of Varsity Team 4: Track 2: Gymnastics 2. 3. -1: Hi-Y 4: Camera Club 4. SENIORS 'Mar Numa-v ROBERT HEVERLY fPB0bJ! A cazlelu ic Luck Hnvcn Spanish Club L: Hi-Y 1: Homoroom President L. PAUL HINTENLANG Paul Commercial Lock Haven District Band 1: Band 2, 3. 4. EDITH HOCKENBERRY Edie Academic Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3: Library Club 4: Choral Club -I. ELAINE HOLTER Cora A Uilllelll ic Beerh Creek I ,, , ALTON HOTALING FRED HOY ROBERT JACOBS CHARLOTTE JAMES H0a'ce Fred jake Charlotte Commercial Lock Haven Vocational Island Route Vocational Castanea Home Economics Billlll 1. 2. 3. 1: County Football 2, 3. 4: Baseball Beech Creek Baud 2. 3, l: Boys' Chorus 3. 4. Basketball 2- 3. li Tri-Hi- li Basketball Manager 1: District Orchestral 4. 1 Y1. L. H. H. S. s DEAN JOHNSON Dean Academic Lock Haven R. D. Track 2: Football 2. 3, 4: Captain of Football Team 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Gymnastics 2. 3. 4: Camera Club 4: Boys' Cho- rus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Var- sity Club 4. DOLORES JOHNSON fPD0llyD Commercial Lock Haven R. D. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 1, 3: GAZETTE Staff 3, 4: Homeroom Banker 4. THOMAS JOLLOFF HT D fi Shop Lock Haven Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Varsity Club 3, 4. JOHN KARICHNER ffjohnv Agriculture Lock Haven EDWARD KEISTER Eddie', Academic Lock Haven Hi-Y 2, 8, 4: Camera Club 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Home- room President 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Hearts and Gowns 4. BLANCHE P. KELLEY Ffpatii Academic Flemington French Club 3, 4: Choral Club 3, 4: District Chorus 3: Waltz Time 3: Student Council 4: Hearts and Gowns 4. JEAN KENNEDY DALE KLECKNER rrleann ffKleckJ! Commercial Castanea Academic Beech Creek Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Choral Club 2: F. H. A. 4. Baseball 3, 4. uf- SENIORS NANCY KLEPPER fPNanCy7J Academic Lock Haven Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Soc- cer 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Library Cluh 2: French Club 3. 4: Choral Club 3. 4: Mixed Chn- rus 4: Miss Jimmy 4: Hearts and Gowns 4. LUCILLE KLINE Hllucyi! Home Economics Blanchard ELIZABETH KNARR MAR Jonus KNARR fPBettyU ffMarge!J Academic Lock Haven Commercial Flemington Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Cho- Tri-Hi-Y 1. ral Club 1. Romani' KNUTH HBob!J Academic Lock Haven R. D. English Club 3: Boys' Cho- rus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Hearts a n d Gowns 4: Camera Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Football 2: GAZETTE Staff 3, 4. JEAN KocH Ieannie Commercial Lock Haven Dralnatics Club 4: GAZETTE Staff 4: Basketball 2, 4: Homeroom Secretary 2, Vice President 4: Drum Major- ctte 4. RICHARD KOPETAN Lewis LACHAT ffDiCkD QfLe,w!D Academic Lock Haven Commercial Lock Haven Hi-Y 3: Football 1. L. H. H. S.: Q DOROTHY LAKNER FfH0ney!7 Academic Flemington Choral Club I, 2, 3: Dra- matics Club l: Frenvh Club 2. 3: Miss Jimmy 1: Li- brary Club 3, Treasurer 3. GEORGE LAMEY JOHN LEHMAN ff ff 77 Gc'orge lack Agriculture Mill Hall Academic Lock Haven Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 1-: GAzl4:'l'Tr: Staff -1: Student Council 3. Vice Pres- ident 3: Class President 3: Camera Club 4: Dramatics Club 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Home- room V i ce President 1: Banking Council 1: Varsity Club 4: Boys' Chorus 42 Mixed Chorus 4. MELVIN LITz Litzic Arademic Castanea French Club 1, 2: Band 1. 2, 3, l: Hi-Y 3. PHOEBE LOCKE JOHN LUcAs HARRY LYoNs RICHARD MAPSTONE Phocbc'U jack Pint I Dick Academic Lock Haven Vocational Orviston Vocational Lamar Commercial Lock Haven Ilomvroom Secretary 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Basketball 1: English Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Debating Club 3: Banking Council 1. 2: President of Camera Club fl. 18 Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Class President 4. Dramatics Club 4. SENIORS ROBERT MARSHALL ROBERT MARTIN CLYDE MAZZA JOHN MCANDREW Bob Bob Thr Golden Pal0meuo Mack,' Vocational Look Haven Vlll'1lfl0ll4ll C0llllll0I'Cll1l Luck Haven Vocational Farrandsvllle Fmrtball 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MCCALEB Bo11bic',' , f'0ll1lll0l'ClRll 1.01-k HaveII l1l0lll9l'00lll Vive l'resicleIIt I: Banking Council 2. 3: GA- Zl'1'l'TI'1 Statf 4: Bobcat Staff 3: Courtesy Clllh 3: Cheer- leading 4: Choral Club 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Librarian 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Hearts and Gowns -L ELEANOR MCCLOSKEY Eleanor Acazlemic Lock Haven Spanish Club 3. I: Fra-nc'lI Club 1. 2: Basketball 1. 2, 3, -L: Draniatics Club 4: 'kMiss Jinnny L: Tri-lli-Y 1. 3: GIIZBTTI-: Staff 3, fl-3 Choral Club 1. 2, 3, 4: I'l0lll9I'U0lll Presiclent 1: Soccer 3. 4. WILLIAM MCDERMIT Bill Shop Luck Haven ANN MCFARLAND NMMJ7 Al'2lllBllllC Lock Haven Spanish Club 3. 4: Basket- ball l. 2. 3. lg Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3. L: Library Club t: Soceer 3. 41 DTZlIlIFltll'S Club l. 4: Stu- dent Librarian 4: President nf Tri-Hi-Y l, Vive Presi- dent 3. L. H. H. S. femaa HELEN JUNE MCGHEE Janie Academic Beech Creek English Club 3. ...4-... JANET MCGILL ffIanet7J Academic Salona Choral Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Homeroom President 3: Banking Council 4: Home- room Secretary 43 Photogra- phy Club 4. JUNE MCHENRY ELEANOR MESKELL junk Eleunor', Academic Farrandsville Commercial Beech Creek Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Library Library Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. l, 3. CLYDE MESSERLY RICHARD MEYER FRANKLIN MILLER KENNETH MILLER Mess Crummey Frank Ken Academic Lock Haven Vocational Lamar Academic Flemington Agriculture Howard Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Treasurer of Homeroom 1: Camera Club 4: Hi-Y 4. SENIORS BARBARA MOORE frD0llyu Commercial Lock Haven Homeroom Vice President 1. 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 3. 4: Bobcat Staff 2, 3, 4: GAZETTE Stall' 4: English Club 3: Courtesy Club 3: Banking Council 3: Choral Club 2. JOHN MOORE ffjacki! Academic Lock Haven Debating Club 2, 3, 4: Pub- lic Speaking 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: County Band 1, 2, 3, 4: District Band 2: GAZETTE Staff 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Debating Trea- surer 3. President 4: Student Council President 3. 4. ROY MORRIS Morrisy Vocational Lock Haven RUTH MOTTER Trigger Commercial Lock Haven Dramatics Club 1: Tri'Hi- Y 1: Basketball 1, 3, 4: Cho- ral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Purple VVhirl 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Student Council 4: Class Sec- retary 1, 4: Vice President Tri-Hi-Y 1: Homeroom Pres- ident 3. 4, Banker 1. 4. Trea- surer 1: Bobcat Stal? 3, 4: Assistant Secretary of Stu- dent Councll 4. jAMEs MUNRO ARTHUR MURTY GLENN MUTHLER LAURINE MYERS jim Art Glenn Lumina Academic Lock Haven Vocational Lock Haven Vocational Beech Creek Academic Beech Creek 21 V F. H. A. 4. L. H. H. S. ROBERT MYERS SAMUEL MYERS WILLIAM MYERS VIRGINIA NIHART B0b,' Sam Willie,' jean Commercial Lock Haven XYUI'iltl0lllll Lovk Haven ACilKlE'llllC Lock Haven Home El'0ll0llllCS Football 1: Spanish Club 3. Luck Haven ROBERT NORTH HBOIJU Acadelnlc Lock Haven R. D. Hearts and Gowns 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Cho- rus 4: Class Vice President 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4-: English Club 3: Stu- dent Council 3: Bobcat Staff 3, 4: Football 1: Wrestling 4: Purple Whirl 1: C:Imer:1 Club 4. DOROTHY PACKER rrD0tI7 Home lflcorimnics Lock Haven Choral Club l. 2. 3. L. PATRICIA C. PASSELL ffpatli Cnnnnercial Lock Haven Dralnatics Club 1: Tri-Hi- Y 1: Purple Whirl 1. 2: Cho- ral Club 1. 2: Basketball 1: 2. 3, 4: English Club 3: French Club 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Reading Club 1: English Club Tren- surer 3. BEssIE PETER Porky Home Economics MCI'llll5lttIlll Choral Club 1. 2. 4: Home Economics Club 3: Student Council 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. Ml! SENIORS JANET PETERS FPIann!! Acadeniic 1.01-k Haven 'l'ri-Hi4Y 3, 4: French Club 3. 4, Secretary 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Miss Jimmy 4: Waltz Time 3: Basketball 3, 4: Hearts and Gowns 4: Ilubvat Staff 4: Ulneerlearler 3. 4. L. PAUL POORMAN CHARLES POTRATZ CHARLES PROBST skip Uclmlfw ezmlm Avarlemic Lock Haven AK'Glll0llllC Luck Ilavs-n Agriculture Lnvk Ilavcn Debating 2, 3: Drmnativs Hi-Y 2. i. Club 1: I-Ii-Y 2. 3. 4: Boys' Chorus L: Camera Club 4. N JAMES PROBST CAROLINE RANDECKER DELLA RACHAU HARRY RAYMOND jim Caroline Blondie Harry, Agzrivulturc Lock Haven Home Economics Home Economics I Acadernic Lovk llavon Lock Haven Parranclsvllle varsity muh 2. 3. 'H Hi-N Home l'll'0ll0lIllC'S Club 4. Choral Club 2: Home Evo- Club 2' 3: Dmllmtius Club 4 . nomics Club 3: Tumbling: 3. 'football Mmmger 1- 2. 3. 4 1 Track 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4. -1 23 L. H. H. S.- BARBARA REEDER ffBabsl! Academic Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1: Home Nursing 2: Band 3: Library Club 3: Camera Club 4: Debating Club 3: Speech Club 3: Cho- ral Club 1: Basketball 2. DORIS REEDER IvALoU RIPPEY BETTY ROGERS rrD0riSDJ V erlvyv frsbortyv Home Economics Commercial Mill Hall Commercial Farrandsville Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1: F. H. A. 4. Homeroom Secretary 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3: Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Purple Whirl 1: Miss Jim- my 4: Banking Council 1. 4. ANDREW RUMBERGER Mangler Academic Lock Haven Dramatics Club 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: French Club 4: Wrestling 3: English Club 3: Devotional Chairman of Homeroom 2: Homeroom Treasurer 4: Football 1: GAzE'r'rE Stat? 4. LILLIAN SCHLESINGER ROY SCHRACK ARLENE SCHRECKENGAST Tillie', Windy Shrecky Academic Woolrich Academic Mill Hall Home Economics Tri-HLY 3- Lock Haven Choral Club 2, 3: F. H. A. 3, 4. SENLQRS MADALYN SEYBOLD RICHARD SEYLER tflunei! ffDiCkU Commercial Lock Haven Commercial Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1. Hearts and Gowns 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Cho- rus 4: Basketball 1: Hi-Y Club 3. JEAN SHEATS Ieannie Academic Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1: Band 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 3: Choral Club 1, 2: Camera Club 4: Public Speaking 3: Basketball l, 2, 3. NEWTON SHAFFER PfNewt,! Agriculture Lock Haven SARA JANE SHILLING JANICE SHOPE DONALD SLOPEY DONALD SMART ffldniev fflani! FfD0naldD ffD0n!! Commercial Blanchard Commercial Salona Academic Mill Hall Vocational Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Courtesy Basketball 3, 4: Choral Football 3: Wrestling 2: Basketball I, 2. Club 3. Club 1. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Hi-Y Club 1: Camera Club 4. L. H. H. S. DONALD SMITH ffDeeD Academic Lock Haven Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Student Council 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Baseball 3: Hearts and Gowns 4. MARY JOANN SMITH ROBERTA SMITH ROY SMITH Josie Bobbie jean Olaf Home Economics Mill Hall Commercial Lock Haven Academic Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1, Choral Club 1. Band 1, 2, 3. 4: County 2. 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Chorus 4. WILLIAM SMITH ffBill3J Agriculture Mill Hall ALVIN SNOWISS FOAM!! Academic Lock Haven Hi-Y Club 2. 3, 4: Debat- ing Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- deIIt 4: Public Speaking 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: County Band 1, 2, 3. 4: District Band 2, 3: Camera Club 4: Dramatics Club 1. RICHARD SNYDEII DONALD SoLoMoN Dick Shorty Agriculture Mill Hall Agriculture Lock Haven Varsity Club 3. 4: Foot- ball 3. 4. SENIORS FLORENCE SORGEN F1ossic ELDON SPoTTs 33 ffB1lFk7l Com lnervial Lock Haven Academic Flem ingtnn EDWIN SULLENBERGER ffsidl! Vocational Mill Hall HOWARD SPRANKLE Howard Academic Lock Haven Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Camera Club 4: Dramat- ics Club 1: Boys' Chorus 4. MARY B. STATTON Penh Academic Lock Haven Basketball 1, 2, 3. -l: Tinn- blingr I, 2. 3, 4: Bobcat Staff' 3: Banking Cnunc-il I. SUS LEONA SWARTZ Butz Commercial Lock Haven Choral Club I: Basketball 1, 3: Courtesy Club 3: Bank- ing Council 4. DONALD SWEELEY Donald Academic Lock Haven Hi-Y Club 3: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: H e a r t s and Gowns 4. RUBY SWINEHART frRc,dv Commercial Lock Haven Library Club 3, 4: Conr- tesy Club 3. L. H. H. S. -mi- FREDERICK TALLMAN JAMES TATE ALFRED THOMAS SARALOU THOMAS rrlyredn frjimnx MA. K-13 fFD0lly!5 Vocational Lock Haven Academic Salona Academic Lock Haven Commercial Mill Hall President of Hi-Y Club 1, 2: Choral Club 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 4: Camera Club 4: Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hearts and Gowns 4. Football 1, 3. 4: Wrestling 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: English Club 3: Bobcat Staff 4: Camera Club 4: Varsity Club 4: Dra- matics Club 1: Student Coun- cil 3, 4: Homeroom Presi- dent 2. Tri-Hi-Y Club 1. 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Choral Club 1: Soccer 3. VERDEN THOMAS ffT0mmy!l Commercial Monument Cheerleading 3: Secretary of Student Council 3. 4: Banking Council 2: Home- room Secretary 2: Forensic League 4. MARGARET TRAXLER wwf-yn Commercial Salona Tri-Hi-Y Club 2: Choral Club 1, 2. PEGGY TYsoN SYDNEY TYsoN rrpegn rrsidn Commercial Lock Haven Agriculture Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y Club 3: Basket- Ex. G. I. ball 2, 3, 4. in-4 SENIORS DALE VAN KIRK DOLORES VIGNETTI MARY VILELLO GRETCHEN WAGNER Gopher Head DeLuxe,' Deb Mary Gretch Vocational Lock Haven Academic Mackeyville Commercial Lock Haven Academic Lock Haven Trl-Hi-Y 1. 2. Dl'8IIliltlCS Clllb 4. Frgnch Club 2, 3: Chgrgl Club l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Banking Council 4: Basket- ball 1. 2, 4. BLANC!-IE WALKER BRUCE WALKER CALVIN WALKER RELDA WALKER Blanche Star Dixie Relda Commercial Vocational Lock Haven Vocational Lock Haven Commercial Lock Haven Howard R. D. 1 Football 1, 2. 3: Track 1. Tri-Hi-Y Club 1: Library 2. Club 4. 29 L. H. H. S. .M-ee FLORENCE WATERMAN CARRIE WEAVER Missy Currie Home Economics Connnercial Lock Haven Lock Hnvcn Basketball 1, 2, 3. il I.i- F. H. A. 3: 'Banking Conn- hmm, Club ll. THAHLY 1. cil I: llomeroom President 3. GRETA ANN WEAVER Greta Academic Lock Haven Choral Club 1. 2: VValtz Time 3: Delmtilig Club 3. 4: Homcroom President 1: Sec- retary Camera Club -l: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Banking Council 1: Forensic League 2, 3. 4: French Club 3: En- glish Club 3: Camera Club 4. SALLY WEAVER Pfsallyv Academic Lock Haven Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3. 4: Frcnrh Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Waltz 'l'ime 3: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3. l: Dra- IIIRUCS Club 1. 4: Hearts and Gowns 4. PATRICIA WENKER MARY WILLIAMS Pat,' Meryl, Academic Lock Haven Commercial Lock Haven Basketball 1, 2, 3, 1: 'l'ri- Bflskvtllilll -L: Soccer 1: I-Ii-Y 1, ag Spanish Club a, 41 Choral Club 1, 2. 4: Li- Bobcat Staff 4: Soccer 3, 4. hmry Club 13 Tri'Hi'Y 2- CHARLES WINK Wink Commercial Lock Haven Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Banking Council 4. WALTER WINSLOW ffpeteii Commercial Beech Creek Class Vice President 4: Homeroom Secretary 3: Ex G. I. SENIORS RITA WOLFE ffRila!! Academic Woolrich Tri-Hi-Y 1: Homeroom Vice President 2: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: English Club 3. FRED YEARICK F red Agriculture Mill Hall MARION YEARICK Marion Academic Lock Haven Dramatics Club 1, 4: Cho- ral Club 3: Spanish Club 3: F. H. A. 4, Treasurer 4. . RICHARD YORKS ffP0rky7, Commercial Lock Haven LENA MAE YosT PAUL YOUNG Lena Killer Academic Flemington Trl-Hi-Y 3: Choral Club 3. 4: F. H. A. 4, Vice President 4: Dramatics Club 4. Vocational Monument Baseball 3, 4. HELEN YOXTHEIMER Beezie Commercial Lock Haven Tri-Hi-Y 1: Home Nurs' ing 1: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Waltz 'lfime 3: Hearts and Gowns 4: Homeroom President 1, 3, Secretary 2: Band 3. 4: Dramatics Club 1. 4: Class Secretary 2: Purple Whirl 1. 2: English Club 3: Basket- ball 1, 4: Bobcat Staff 4: GAZETTE Staff 4: Student Council 3: Banking Coun- cil 2. DAVID VON ZEIGLER fPDa,Ue,, Vocational Flemington H.H .s.--- RICHARD ZIEGLER 'fume' Academic Flemington Football 3. STANLEY ZIMMERMAN Stanley Academic Lock Haven Spanish Club 8. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 2. 3, 4: Banking Council 2: Miss Jimmy 4. 'i' A x IALCVQV I 33 Class LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Whereas: We, the Senior Class of 1948 of the Lock Haven High School, about to pass from this our present realm forever and ever, and being of sound mind as nearly as possible and mindful of the certainty of graduation, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament and bequeath all of our property, real and unreal fmostly unrealj , per- sonal and impersonal, in the following manner, to wit: ARTICLE I PERSONAL POSSESSIONS We bequeath: 1. To Rosemary Severino, Marian Fox's cheerleading ability, as well as her vocal chords. 2. To David Dick, Tom Grove's musical ability. 3. Dolly Moore's pep shall go to Colleen Ohl. 4. Nancy Kleppei-'s everlasting smile to Gerry Eberhart. S . To Joyce Barnard, Mary William's way of dressing. 6. Stanley Zimmerman's loud clothes to Forrie Remick. 7. To Lynn Hakin, Kenny Fisher's pleasing personality. 8. To Yvonne Kline, Della Rachau's hope of growing. 9. We leave Roy Herlocher's love for himself and the girls to Bob Vonada. 10. We leave Greta Weaver's surplus supply of knowledge to Margie Lachat. 11. To Jean Lee Cook, Verden Thomas's unlimited experiences. 12. Paul Poorman's jokes shall go to Jay Claster. 13. John Harvey's blushing face to Red Dessenberger. 14. Don Driver's basketball ability to Bill Snyder. 15. Howard Sprankle's quiet ways to Fred Carothers. 16. Jim Cross' football ability to Bucky Hager. 17. Bob Ganoe's looks to Dick Maurer. 18. Harry Raymond's technique in keeping at least three girls interested in him at one time, to Billy Lee Walker. 19. John Moore's usefulness to Student Council to Eleanor Potratz. 20. Jack Lehman's sleek hair comb to Nowland Elmer. 34 Beezie Yoxtheimer-'s commercial ability shall go to Metta Bickel. The long-lasting friendship of Ann McFarland, Janet Peters, Phyllis Grier, Sally Baird, Jackie Berry, Nancy Klepper, Pat Eberhart, Pat Wenker, and Eleanor McCloskey to Elsie Murphy, Katie Ricker, June Bicksler, Kitty Wert, Colleen Ohl, Missy Kopetan, and Judy Wenker. Alfred Thomas' physique to Bill Sementelli. B Dean Johnson's sense of humor to Leroy Herr. Bill Myers' shyness to Eugene Ricker. Alvin Snowiss' debating ability to Lois Fisher. Bob Knuth's stubborness to Barbara Raymond. To Grace Grove shall go Sally Weaver's ability to sing. We leave Lois Bryan's dimples to Arlene Strouse. To the remaining members of our football squad we leave the fighting spirit of our team members. GENERAL POSSESSIONS To those members of the group called underclassmen we leave some of our common sense Qwe can spare some and they can use itj . To the Sophomore Class we bequeath a successful Junior Prom like we held. Also, a large sledge hammer to break up the Junior Class cliques. To the Juniors we bequeath the thought of graduating. And- as We leave these portals of learning we leave the faculty happy days again. To them we extend our regrets for having to depart. We know of no one to take our places. We thank them for their faithful guidance during our stormy years. To the board of education we extend our thanks for the use of the school for the last four years, urging them to find more comfortable seats in the future as we found some very hard to sleep on. PHIL GRIER, Executrix Witnesses Jack Lehman Ruth McCaleb Beezie Yoxtheimer Jean Koch Roy Herlocher Jackie Berry J. P. Wheel Carchetti Bob Knuth Barbara Moore 35 Seniors Poems Accepted for Annual Anthology of High School Poetry Robert Knuth ..,.. Janet McGill ....... Phyllis Blesh ........ Clare Bolopue .,.,.. Marian Fox ...... Vivian Fulger Thomas Grove Edward Keister Nancy Klepper Barbara McCaleb Eleanor Meskell .. Janet Peters ..r... Paul Poorman ..,... Barbara Reeder Gretchen Wagner Sally Ann Weaver Patricia Wenker . Rita Wolfe .r........ C Fall Editionj Special Mention . . . ......,...,.,...,...,.. Moonlight If Ever You Have Knelt Autumn Questions of a Child , r...i,....,. Daydreamer The Sin of Omission Future My Dream Raindrops The Little Girl Life An Evening Setting Night Beauty Autumn Song ofthe Fall Earth's Attire Courage 36 Gossip WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Marian Fox lost her voice. Miss Gresser's room was cold. We ever had clean blackboards. Anything happened to the plush seats in the auditorium. Phoebe Locke was on time for Physics Class. Mr. Cummings got a new joke book. Ruth Motter wasn't always in a hurry. Chummy Harberger wouldn't pop up with those corny jokes. GAZETTE was in on time. Mr. Hauke forgot to give a homework assignment. Everyone read a different book report. Chapel became interesting. Everyone was in school first day of hunting and fishing season. Dave Zeigler's truck broke down. The band got Purple and White uniforms. We wouldn't bang our seats in chapel. Janet McGill came to her classes unprepared. Eleanor McCloskey wasn't always talking about Gurden. Dick Kopetan didn't always laugh at his own jokes. The Ag boys Weren't loafing in the halls. Barbara Fye didn't have a new joke to tell. Mrs. Ricker wasn't around to give personal advice. ADVICE COLUMN Make sure you get in Charlie Hager's P. D. Class. Never borrow the same person's paper twice. You'll find it's safer that way Always have an extra GAZETTE Staff handy for threatening purposes. Get a loudspeaker for Guy L. Don't argue with Mr. Kleckner. Get a kwalifide speler four the GIZZETE Staff. Don't chew gum in Miss George's classes. 37 Gossip SONG TITLES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. I Should Care-Sally Baird. . Stardust-Senior Ball. . Papa Said No --Verden Thomas. . No Letter Today-Betty Knarr. 8. 9 10 11. 12. 13. 14 15 16. . The Girl That I Marry-Pint Lyons. This is the Night-Graduation. It's All Over Now--School. In a Little Book Shop-The Library. . Throw Another Log On The Fire--L. H. H. S. . Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair-Jean Koch. . Hush-A-Bye-Island-Miss Gresser's English Classes. You Have to Be a Football Hero-Jim Cross. . When I'm Not Near the Girl I Love, I Love the Girl I'm Near-Roy Herlocher Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning-Everyone. . When Irish Eyes Are Smiling--Phyllis Grier. . That's All I Want to Know-Answers to the tests. 17. Passing Fancy-Janet Peter's men. 18. How Lucky You Are-To pass all of your exams. 19. Little Girl-Roberta Smith. 20. Looking for Romance-John Harvey. 21. You're Driving Me Crazy-Homework. 22. Off to the Circus-The band. 23. Corner Table--A dream for the cafeteria. 24. I'll Make Up for Everything-Math students' promise to Mr. Hauke. 25. Love in Bloom-Pat Wenker and Louie Herr. 26. When My Baby Smiles at Me-Marvin Ashburn. 27. My Next Romance-Dick Ziegler. OUR IDEAL SHE-MALE Ruth McCaleb's curly hair. 1. Verden Thomas' big brown eyes. 2. Pat Passell's complexion. 3. Viola Campbell's dimples. 4. Lena May Yost's figure. S. Dolly Moore's personality. 6. Nancy Klepper's athletic ability. 7. Greta Weaver's scholastic ability. 8. Dorothy Packer's sense of humor. 9. Ruth Motter's dependability. 10. 38 OUR IDEAL HE-MALE Bill Myers' curly hair. Lewie Lachat's big brown eyes. Jack Lehman's smile. Clyde Messerly's dimples. Alfred Thomas' physique. Bruce Walker's personality. John Harvey's athletic ability. Dean Johnson's sense of humor. Philip Carother's scholastic ability. Lewie Herr's sparkling white teeth Robert North .. Tom Jolloff .,........ Dorothy Packer Bob Ganoe ....... Paul Poorman ....... Mr. Hoch .,....... Phyllis Grier ..... Joe Carchetti .. Eddie Keister .... Betty Knarr ..... Ann McFarland GOSSIP FAMOUS SAYINGS BY ? PEOPLE Oh, How vulgar! Hi unga Oh, wise up Have you ever been to J. S.? So's your old man Let's go to our classes Jeepers cats I'm a wheel You wouldn't dare Did you now? You old moldy pill Miss McKibben-You people still don't seem to understand what a library period is for LEST WE FORGET 1. Roy Morris' laugh. 2. The Miss Jimmy. 3. Our first drum majorettes. 4. The first day of petitions. S. All those fine campaign speeches. Qboth of themj 6. The Williamsport game! 7. How we enjoyed the first two weeks of school. 8. Dolly Johnson waiting for Melvin at the front door. 9. Roy Smith talking about the sport-baseball. 10. Don Solomon after the Huntingdon game. QNo teeth!j 11. The touchdown twins-Jim Cross and Lewie Herr. 12. Our debut on the radio. 13. The poems on the school windows around Hallowe'en. 14. The Golden Palemeno-Clyde Mazza. 15 . The fine cooperation from the GAZETTE Staff. 16. jack Lehman,s black eye. 17. The modern NVink Bell System. 18. The night Pyson was captain of the football team. 19. Andy Rumberger's conception of art. 20. The day Mr. Hauke had one of his Solid classes out in the hall. 21. TRADITION!!!!!! 39 Name Richard Andrus Marvin Ashburn Sally Baird Joyce Ball Julia Barner Herbert Bechdel Jacqueline Berry William Biefly Phyllis Blesh Richard Bliler Clare Bolopue Clara Brungard Lois Bryan Theodore Campbell Viola Campbell Jean Cann Joseph Carchetti Philip Carothers, Jr. Marian Caskey Louis Christopher Dora Cline Charles Condo Rohland Considine Mary Kay Crissman James Cross Norma Cryder Donald Decker Melvin Dickey Charlotte Dietz Roger Dietz Miriam Dotterer Looleing Bacle Nickname Andy Daddy Sally JOY Jule Amos Jackie Bill Phil Rich Clare Dot Dimples Ted Vi Jean Carioca Phil Marian Peg-leg Dora Pee-wee Consi Mary Kay Jim Normie Don Jim Charlotte Rod Mimi F avor il? Puxlime Taking things apart Photography Dancing Sports Skating Hunting Sports Model Airplanes Roller Skating Hunting and Fishing Swimming Collecting Pictures Sports Model Airplanes Sewing Dancing Collecting Records Hunting Dancing Collecting Football Pic- tures Reading Wrestling Hunting Hiking Sports Ice Skating Stamp Collecting None Ice Skating None Sewing Future offupamm Own Service Station Minister Undecided . Medical Secretary Undecided Mortician Stenographer Aviator Nurse Farmer Secretary Nurse Undecided U. S. Navy Housewife Undecided A Wheel Mechanical Engineer Beautician Shoe Cobbler Secretary Undecided Work Secretary Engineer Secretary Business Man Mortician Secretary Petroleum Engineer Housewife Name Donald Driver Bruce Dutton Patricia Eberhart Gerard Fasano Charles Fetterman George Fisher Kenneth Fisher Robert Flanagan Joe-Ann Flegal Marian Fox Phyllis Fravel Mary Frederick Betty Frye Vivian Fulger Barbara Fye Elva Fye Margaret Galbraith Robert Ganoe Harold Gardner James Gardner Donald Greene Doyle Grenoble Kenneth Grenoble Phyllis Grier Thomas Grove A Dorothy Guerriero Charles Hamberger John Harvey Phyllis Heichel Dean Heimer Peggy Heller Roy Herlocher Lewis Herr Robert Heverly I Looking Back Nickname Don Dutton Pat Pyson Butch George Kenny Bob Joe Foxy Phil Betsy Small Fry Ann Barbie Elva Peg Tippy Shorty Jim Don Doyle Grunt Phil Tom Dorothy Chummy John Phil Hammer Bubbles Sonny Lewie Bob Head F avor ile Paxtime None Horseback Riding Sports Football Hunting None Taking Snapshots Working Roller Skating Having Fun Swimming Roller Skating Collecting Pictures Collecting Books Roller Skating None None Sports and J. S. Model Airplanes Model Airplanes Trumpet Playing Stamp Collecting None Talking Music None Sports None Running Around Hunting Roller Skating Boats and Cars Sports None 41 Future Ofcupazion Draftsman Rancher Nurse Respectable Citizen Aerial Gunner Work Undecided Undecided Physical Education Movie Star Undecided Surgical Nurse Foreign Missionary Primary Schoolteacher Airline Hostess School Teacher Pianist Physical Education Office Work Carpenter Marines Undecided Army College Undecided Undecided Physical Education Undecided Secretary Chauffeur Housewife Restaurant Man Engineer Undecided lnstr Instr Name Paul Hintenlang Edith Hockenberry Elaine Holter Alton Hotaling Fred Hoy Robert Jacobs Charlotte James Dean Johnson Dolores Johnson Thomas Jolloff John Karichner Edward Keister Jean Kennedy Dale Kleckner Nancy Klepper Lucille Kline Elizabeth Knarr Marjorie Knarr Robert Knuth Jean Koch Richard Kopetan Lewis Lachat Dorothy Lakner George Lamey John Lehman Melvin Litz Phoebe Locke John Lucas Harry Lyons Richard Mapstone Robert Marshall Robert Martin Clyde Mazza John McAndreW Barbara McCaleb Looking Bacle Nickname Paul Edie Cora Hodee Fred Jake Charlotte Dean Dolly T. D. John Eddie Jeanne Kleck Nancy Lucy Betty Marj Bob Jeannie Dick Lew Honey George Jack Litzie Phoebe Jack Pint Dick Bob Bob The Golden Palemeno Mack Mac 42 Fatforilf' Paxlime Music Dancing None Enjoying Life None Learning to Dance Collecting Coins Sports Dancing Hunting Basketball None Dancing None Basketball Roller Skating Dancing Roller Skating Drawing Roller Skating Hunting Model Airplanes Coin Collector Hunting Building Things Airplane Building Photography Hunting Hunting Art Playing a Guitar Horseback Riding Collecting Records Football Roller Skating Future offupazifm Undecided Beautician Bookkeeper Undecided Army Stone Mason Child Psychologist Dentist Secretary Pilot Undecided Electrician Housewife Truck Driver College Housewife Undecided Secretary Architect Secretary Dentist Undecided School Teacher Baseball Player Engineer Commercial Aviator School Teacher Pattern Making Undecided Business Man Mechanic Undecided B. T. O. Millionaire Secretary Name Eleanor A. McCloskey William McDermit Ann McFarland Helen McGhee Janet McGill June McHenry Eleanor Meskell Clyde Messerly Richard Meyer Franklin Miller Kenneth Miller Barbara Moore John Moore Roy Morris Ruth Motter James Munro Arthur Murty Glenn Muthler Laurine Myers Robert Myers Samuel Myers William Myers Virginia Nihart Robert North Dorothy Packer Patricia Passell Bessie Peter Janet Peters Paul Poorman Charles Potratz Charles Probst James Probst Caroline Randecker Della Rachau Harry Raymond Loolzing Bacle Nickname Eleanor Bill Mac Junie Janet Junie Eleanor Mess Crummey Frank Ken Dolly jack Morrisy Trigger Jim Art Glenn Laurine Bob Sam Willie Jean Bob Dot Pat Porky Jann Skip Charles Charlie Jim Caroline Blondie Harry F avor ile Pasfime Dancing Hunting Sports Sewing Hiking Reading None Collecting Match Tops Hunting Building Airplanes Baseball Sports Hunting Dancing Sports Hunting None Reading Pets Hunting Hunting Roller Skating Collecting Movie Stars Snakes Collecting Spoons Music Roller Skating Eating Chile Model Aircraft Model Railroading Basketball Hunting Ice Skating Swimming Sports Fulu re Orrupution Nurse Undecided Laboratory Technician Nurse Undecided Nurse Secretary Electrical Engineer Mechanic A Baker Work Secretary Doctor Veterinarian Secretary Electrician Undecided Undecided Housewife Truck Driver Mechanic College Housewife Undecided Undecided Business Executive Beautician An Actress Mechanical Engineer Undecided Undecided Farmer Undecided Housewife Undecided Name Barbara Reeder Doris Reeder Ivalou Rippey Betty Rogers Andrew Rumberger Lillian Schlesinger Roy Schrack Arlene Schreckengast Madalyn Seybold Richard Seyler Jean Sheats Newton Shaffer Sara Shilling Janice Shope Donald Slopey Donald Smart Donald Smith Joann Smith Roberta Smith Roy Smith William Smith Alvin Snowiss Richard Snyder Donald Solomon Florence Sorgen Eldon Spotts Howard Sprankle Mary Statton Edwin Sullenberger Leona Swartz Donald Sweeley Ruby Swinehart Frederick Tallman James Tate Looleing Bacle N ickname Babs Doris Ivy Shorty Man gler Tillie Windy Schrecky June Dick Jeannie Newt Janie Jan Donald Don Dee Josie Bobbie Jean Oke Bill Alv Dick Shorty Flossie Buck Howard Peach Sid Butz Donald Red Fred Jim Fa vorite Paslime Painting Dress Designing Skating Collecting Football Pic- tures and News Fingerprinhting Roller Skating None Sewing Photography Hiking Reading Engines and Motors Roller Skating Playing Piano Hunting Hunting Playing Clarinet Drawing None Baseball Basketball Sports Hunting Football Ice Skating None Model Airplanes' Basketball Hunting Swimming Building Airplanes Ice Skating Mechanics Hunting 44 Future Ocrupalion Nurse Dress Designer Secretary Singer Criminologist Nurse Bus Driver Housewife Photographer Undecided Nurse Dairying Telephone Operator Nurse Undecided Mechanic Constructional Engineer Singer Secretary Professional Baseball Dairying Lawyer Undecided Business Manager Telephone Operator Forest Ranger Mechanical Engineer Undecided Mechanic Physical Education Instr Undecided Secretary Mechanic Agricultural Engineer Name Alfred Thomas Saralou Thomas Verden Thomas Margaret Traxler Peggy Tyson Sydney Tyson Dale VanKirk Dolores Vignetti Mary Vilello Gretchen Wagner Blanche Walker Bruce Walker Calvin Walker Relda Walker Florence Waterman Carrie Weaver Greta Weaver Sally Weaver Patricia Wenker Mary Williams Charles Wink Walter Winslow Rita Wolfe Fred Yearick Marion Yearick Richard Yorks Lena Yost Paul Young Helen Yoxtheimer Albert Zeigler Richard Zeigler Stanley Zimmerman Looleing Bacle Nickname Alf Dolly Tommy Whitey Peg Gopher Head Deluxe Deb Mary Gretch Blanche Star Dixie Relda Missy Carrie Gret Sally Pat Mary Winky ' Pete Rita Fred Marion Pork Lena Killer Beezie David Dick Stanley 45 Frworile Puslime Reading Oil Painting Ice Skating Hiking Swimming Hunting None Collecting Pictures Ice Skating Square Dancing Football Sports Sewing Writing Letters Flying Music Collecting Music Swimming None Enjoying Life Hunting Ice Skating Hunting Reading None Bowling Hunting Photography and Swim- ming Women Roller Skating Collecting Records Future Occupaiion Journalist Nurse Business Executive Secretary Secretary Forest Ranger Beautician Beautician School Teacher Secretary Football Coach Math Teacher Secretary Housewife Secretary Chemist Singer Nurse Refined Lady Hotel Manager Undecided Undecided Undecided Nurse Undecided Nurse Mechanic Secretary President of U. S. Auto Worker Business Man .w,.., W -, - ,Quasar . . .. l'li'Y FL A L QJILTVT TGS 47 THE GAZETTE Editor-in-Chief ....... Assistant ...... Associate Editors ...,. Literary Editor ......., Assistant ,..... Faculty Editor ,.... Assistant ......... The Gazette taff ROY HERLOCHER JAY CLASTER BARBARA MOORE, HELEN YOXTHEIMER PHYLLIS GRIER JUNE B1cRsLER JOHN MOORE KATHERINE WETZEL Girls' Sports Editor .,..... ....... D OLORES JOHNSON Assistant ,...,.... Boys' Sports Editor .. Assistant ,..... Activity Editor ..p... Assistant ..,....... Advertising Manager Assistant ......... Circulation Manager Assistant ....,. Gossip Editor ....... Assistant ...... Stag Artists ...... Assistant ...... Vocational Editor .... Ty pists ...., JANICE MARSHALL ROBERT GANOE ...... RALPH DESSENBERGER JACK LEHMAN ROBERT VONADA SALLY BAIRD KATIE RICKER , .... ...,... J ACQUELINE BERRY GERRY EBERHART ELEANOR ANN MCCLOSKEY COLLEEN OHL ANDY RUMBERGER, ROBERT KNUTH .. ,...... HENRIETTA IRWIN .............s.... JOSEPH CARCHETTI JEAN KOCH, RUTH MCCALEB 49 JOHN Mooms GRETA ANN WEAVER ALVIN SNOWISS enior Delaaters The Seniors are represented in the Forensic League by four members: Greta Weaver, John Moore, Alvin Snowiss, and Verden Thomas. Moore and Snowiss were on the first post-war debating and public speaking teams and have three years to their credit, while Greta Weaver has two years of debating and three years of public speaking. Verden Thomas was a member of the Forensic League during her senior year, doing humorous and dramatic decla- mations. They have participated in numerous speech and debating events and in 1946 and 1947 were on the team that won the Central District Champion- ship and went on to compete in the finals of the state at Johnstown and York. When the Gazette went to press the Debating team and Public Speakers had just returned from a barnstorming trip through Pennsylvania, where they entered a speech tournament at Monessen and debated teams from Monessen, Charleroi, and Donora, followed by a tournament at Camp Hill in which the debaters took first place. Moore and Snowiss have participated in over sixty debates and Weaver in over forty, while all three hold high degrees in the National Forensic League, of which Lock Haven High School is one of the select members. 50 First Row, Loft to Right-Ilm-ls-n Yoxthc-imer, Ruth Matter, Mnrion Fox, Janet Peters, Junlve Marshall. Sm-ond Row---Alfrval Thomas, Ilnrharn Moore-. Sally Tlnirnl, Phyllis Grier, Iiohprt North. Third Row-David Dick. .Xhs0ntfAl'nt RVs-'nlu-r, Milllo Davis. Ilogr-r Dietz. Donn Johnson, Jenn Cook, Carrie NVQ-nvvr. Mary Williams, Ellen Blotter, Boll Vonarln. The Bobcat 'tag Editor-in-Chief , ...,,.,..,..,,..,.... ROBERT S. NORTH Feature Editors .... ALFRED THOMAS, PAT WENKER Gossip Editor ......... MARIAN Fox Boys' Sports Editor ,... .....,.., D AVID DICK Girls' Sports Editor ..... BARABARA MOORE Assistant .4.. JANICE MARSHALL Advertising Manager ,.., SALLY BAIRD Assistant .......... MILLIE DAVIS Circulation Manager .... ......,.....,......,....... R OGER D1ETz Assistants . ,....,.........,..............,....,..,..........,..,.,..,........ DEAN JOHNSON, JEAN COOK Typists ........ CARRIE WEAVER, MARY WILLIAMS, HELEN YOXTHEIMER, RUTH MOTTER Make-up Editor ..... HELEN YOXTHEIMER Assistant .,.,.., ....,.. ,..,. ..... ,... ...., . , . R U TH MOTTER Reporters-ELLEN MOTTER, ALFRED THOMAS, PAT WENKER, BOB VONADA, PHYLLIS GRIER. 51 First Row, Left to Right-David Waltz, Donald Smith, Donald Gottshall, Charles Waterman, Paul Poornmn, Robert Ganoe, Jaek Lehman, Roger Dietz, Edward Kelster, Robert Shuey, Stanley Zimmerman. Se-Pond Row-Fred Shields, Myron Stern. XValter McCloskey, Bill Snyder, Nowland Elmer, Bob North, John Moore. Third Row-Anthony Christopher, William Aurand, Alvin Snowiss, Ben Mat-Neill, Dick Maurer, Boh Vonada, Robert Kuuth, Dean Johnson, .Tallies Tate, Howard Sprankle, Torn Grove, John Harvey, Robert Croll. Fourth Row-Robert Taylor, Donald Sweeley, Gail Norris, Glenn Hoffman, David Diek, Bob Heverly, Edwin Good- man, Leland Bittner, Carl Guerriero. Paul Hintenlang, Harry MeKeaune. Fifth Rowflilwood Rive, Charles Wink, Clyde Messerly, Fred Solomon, YValter XValker, Kenneth Sohmers, Roy Smith, Jack Romig, Alvert Snyder, Lynn Prohst, Charles Frazier, Fred Carothers, John Furst, Eugene Young, Clyde Glossner. Absent-Thomas Smith, Dick Seyler, Charles Potratz, Ilielxard Kopetan, Lee Wyland, Blaine 0hl, Robert Shuey, Paul Johnson, James Cross, Lewis Herr, Roy Herlom-her, Andy Ruxnberger, Donald Slopey, Donald Frankentield, Jnines Long. H1 -Y OFFICERS President - - - - - ROBERT GANOE Vice President ---- - LEWIS HERR Secretary - FRED CAROTHERS Treasurer - - - - DONALD SMITH Adviser - - - MR. HAUKE Club Purpose To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high stand- ards of Christian character. Club Platform Clean Speechg Clean Sportsg Clean Scholarshipg Clean Living Every year the Hi-Y Club broadens its varied program. This year's club has carried on such activities as movies, group swimming at the college pool, discussions, and chapel programs. This year several members attended the Older Boys Conference at Williamsport. Here We got more ideas for our own club and exchanged ideas with other Hi-Y clubs. At the conference there was a very good program that helped our representatives intel- lectually. Also many of them found new friends all over the state. The annual sale of senior name cards was carried on by the Hi-Y this year and the proceeds of these were used to pay for films and the swimming. 52 First Row, Left to Rightellenrietta Irwin, June Bieksler, Missie Kopetan, Margie Laehat, Jean Manvk, Eleanor Potratz, Betty Rogers, Pat Vilello, Flossie Dirk, Jackie Berry, Colleen Ohl, Rhoda Grand. Second Row-Doris Funk, Joan Grieh, Gerry Eherhart, Helen Greninger, .lowly Barrow, Jean Lee Cook, Betty Seas- holtz. Margaret lIlllllb9l'KB!', Eleanor MOCloskey, Phyllis Grier, Sally Baird, Jann Peters, Marian Fox, Beatrice Berry, Barham Raymond, Arlene Zinnnerman, Margie Herloeher. Third RowsElsie Murphy, Judy Wenker. Metta Biekel, Leanna Marty, Shirley Winkleman, Marion Munro. Mary Campbell, Dorothy Sigmund, Peggy Gr:-ninger, Rita Wolfe, Sally Cainphell, Katie Ricker, Kitty Wert, Edith Haver. Fourth Row-Ruth Getz, Clara Brungard, Thelma Keen, Jo Sehuyler, Wava Platt, Grace Fisher, Pat Wenker, Ann McFarland, Edna Suiers, Jacque Walker, Lois Mc-Keague, Lenora Cryder, Louise Donovan, Lois Etters, Catherine Keitfer, Martha Weber, Arlene Stronse. Joann Thornton, Janet Johnstonhangh, Katherine Wetzel, Blanche Pluff, Kathleen Kunes, Joann Derr, Lois Cohen, Joy Lipez, Enid Hutto. Fifth Row-Janice Shope, Vivian Fulger, June Mc-Ghee, Joyce Tolbert, Mary Young, Alice Wyant, Joan Thornton, Olive Geyer, Joann Shearer, Pat Eherhart, Caroline Eisenhower, Janet Probst, Marian Schreckengast, Violet Philips, Janet Whitman, Grace Grove, Donna Reeder, Betty Ileverly, Mary Jane Tate, Miss Mildred Menge, Adviser. Absent-Joyce Barnard, Phyllis Bnrnhart, Mary Beehdel, Jeanne Conklin, Martha Cooper, Edna Decker, Phoebe Grand, Carolyn Heverly, Marcia Kleekner, Peggy Mi-Ghee, Kathleen Miller, Doris Motter. Lavon Miller, Dorothy Packer, Doris Reeder, Phyllis Shenk, Shirley Snoke, Saralon Thomas, Joyee Warner, Carol Walk, Mary Lee Wood. Tri-Hi-Y OFFICERS President - - - - PHYLLIS GRIER Vice Presidents - KITTY WERT, FLOSSIE DICK Secretary - - - PATRICIA WENKER Treasurer - - COLLEEN OHL Adviser - - - Miss MENGE The Tri-Hi-Y has been quite active this year. They have had films on problems of everyday life concerning the family, dates, and manners. Also, discussions on individual problems, speakers on vocational ideas, and a party with the Hi-Y at the end of the school term, proved to be enjoyable. 53 First Row, Left to Right-Dnvid Bnrll, l'ollz-on 0111, Jnnet J0llIlSl0lll!!lllLZll, Judy Wvnlier, llelen Greninger, Missie Kopvtan, Jenn Lee Cook, lfrniives KW-rt, Juni:-e Mnrslulll. Sem-ond R0lV7lll2ll'tllll Cooper. Sally Weaver, Eleanor M1-l'loskey, Juno Bin-ksler. Phyllis Grin-r. Third Ilow-Put We-nkrlr, Ann M1-Farlnnd. liohert North, Le-lauirl liittnvr, Waynm- l'rol1st, William llzunhy. Fourth Row-Dolores Trontinan, Doris Funk. ltosc-mary tlamlns-r, Ruth th-tz. F11-el Uilrotln-rs, Fifth How-Stnnley Zllnnlerlnnn, l!:irl1ar:1 Linelsu-y, llolu-rt Ile-vt-rly, Elsie- Murphy, Nowlmnl Elmer. John Fur:-lt. Ahsont-Blnine Ohl, 1'l1elaeGrnn1l, llll'llIll'll Ili-Align-lis. lllnulzl Grand, l':lrl filll'l'l'lt'l'0, Jay Plaster, llolwrt Spf-liver, Millie Davis. Spaiusll C OFFICERS President - - ROSEMARY GARDNER Vice President - ROBERT NORTH Secretary - SALLY ANN WEAVER Treasurer - JUDY WENKER Adviser MRS. LEHMAN The Spanish Club this year has formulated a list of direc- tions and by-laws to aid all future Spanish Clubs. The first Wednesday of the month is given to the regular club meeting. Every second Wednesday the officers and com- mittee chairman meet and discuss the project work for the next meeting. Our aim has been to learn the customs and culture of our Latin American neighbors and their economic importance to our country. This is our contribution toward bringing the world's people closer together. 54 First Ilnw. Left to lligxlitfklnry li. I rvd1-rivli. l':ltris-ia K1-114-y, Vinh: 1':Implnll. Nvvolul llmv Il:-lore-s lla :wx-r, I :1y N1-IT. .lalm-t XYl1itIn:ln. Grain- Gruvv. .lzxlll-i l'vfvrs. Nunvy Klm-law-r Absent Marry flfllilli. Iithi-l I yn-, V4-stu S4'llI'lll'li, llnln-rt Slzittrm. Prvsidwzl Virz' President Secretary Trmsurcr Ad riser FICIICTI Clll OFFICERS l'2lIll Iullnmn. PATRICIA KIaI.LIeY VI01,A CAMPBELL - JANN PETERS JANET WHITMAN MRS. LEHMAN The French Club is open to all students who are studying French and those who have had two years of French. The pur- pose of this club is to familiarize the students with the customs, literature, art, and music of all French speaking countries. This is developed through the medium of records, readings, films, and puppet shows. One outstanding social event is the annual picnic held each spring by the combined French and Spanish Clubs. The meetings are held twice a month, one being the regu- lar business meeting and program, the second to prepare for the following meeting. 55 l-'irst Huw. Left tn Rll.fllf7Blll'kL-'Y IIu1,:s-r. Glen Huffman, Edward Keister, Ulyilo Glossm-r. Bulb North, David Dim-k, .lumi-s Lnmz, David Waltz. Si-vmnl Iinwflklrs, Gr:xv4-s, Myron Stern, Dnmllrl Smith, Bula Kmith, Roger Dietz. lie-ylmlds Mitvlwll, .lumes Tzlle. Ibiek Seylvr, John Bll'f'lllN-'. Tom Grove-. 'l'hird How-ltolwrt Klevkm-r, Paul liinti-nlaing, Hail Norris. Donald Sweelvy, Alton llntalliilg. Lynn Prohst, Clyde Mazza. William l t'I'I'ill'll, Huy Smith. .lim 'I'nlvi:1s. Boys' Chorus OFFICERS President - - - ROBERT NORTH Vice President - - DAVID DICK Secretary - SALLY ANN WEAVER Treasurer DONALD SWEELY Director - MRS. GRAvEs Each year a few more boys venture to join the Boys' Chorus and consequently this year the group has enough members to complete a comparatively large organization. Under the direction of Mrs. Howard Graves the Boys' Chorus has rehearsed and presented various musicals at the Music Clubs and has actively assisted the girls in making a suc- cess of the Mixed Chorus. 56 First Row, Loft to Right-Mrs. Graves, Director3 Carol lValk, Joe-Ann Flegal, Ruth Motter, Pat Kelly, Luvillm- Bastian. B4-tty Rogers, Lena May Yost, lirvtclieil NVagner. Lois llayes, Yvonne Kline. Rohn-rta Smith, liar- hara Fye. Sei-ond Row Joyce Sanlpsell. Viola Caniphell, Dorothy Sigexnnnnl. B4-ssiv IH-ta-r. Eleanor Ann M4-Flasks-y, Mary Elizabeth Frederivk, Lois Bryan, Marian Caskey, Blnnvhe Pluff, Donna lh-efler, .lc-an Lee Cook. Third Row-Alanive Ilevorly. .Ioan Weaver, Dolores Bower, l'i-gay Gummo, Phyllis Wolfe. Mary Williams, Phyllis Grier. Janet Peters, Marian Fox, Jo Schuyler, Mnry Jane Tate, Edith Ilaver, Jenn Str-rrett, Martha Cooper, Dorothy Parker. Fourth Row-Nancy Yoxtliehner, Clare Geraty, Joann Dixon, Snllee Rh-ker, Ps-:gy Greninger, Jacque Walker, June Bivkslvr, Pat l'a:-isell, Rosemary Severino, Grave Grove, Olive Inu-lint, l'at Poorinan, Mary Uaniphell, Gloria Randevker, Patsy Pensley. Fifth Rowfloyve Tolhert, Joan Thornton, Helen Yoxtheiinf-r. Joan Osborne, Sally lVeaver. Doris Motter. Nam-y Kleppvr, Caroline Eisenhower, Jean Manck, Rosemary Gardner, Helen Greningzer, Mary Leo Wood, Janet Johnstonhaugh, Marian Munro, Lois Cohen, Marvin Klf-ckner, Marie Rilfllilll, Dorothy Barrett. Girls' Chorus OFFICERS President - - ROBERT NORTH Vice President - - DAVID DICK Secretary - - SALLY WEAVER Treasurer - DONALD SWEELY Director - - MRS. GRAVES The Girls' Chorus is one of three musical organizations of which the students of Lock Haven High School may justly be proud. This club, like the others, is also very capably directed by Mrs. Graves and has presented a few programs in chapel. The Girls' Chorus does not sing too much individually because most of their time is used to rehearse numbers for the combined choruses. A 57 First Row, Left to Riglit-Tmlllxly NVPISII. Dolulld Solomon, Jerry 141111414-rt, XVi1l:Ir1l llevf-I'ly, .lnlin Keller, Ilerln-rt Bm-lnlel. Roh Marlin. Second lluw--Ullristi Bittm-r, llnlpli .le-irlm-S, K4'llIll'fll Yonrick, John llxxllluwlis-r, Wilson Qnigglv. George- IAIIIIPX. Carl RUlll'll. .lim Prolmt. Frvil l'ow1-ll. Thirrl Row---llill llxlger. lloln-rt Irvin. Clnlrlc-S l'rolIsf. Leo IFUIIUS, XV:lyIn- Slnnlle. Alln-rt Yost. Frvrl Yi-nrivk, Uhnrles Miller, xvlllllllll Smith. Dirk Snyder. Mr. flllIlllllWI'N. lfnnrtlx liowff-ll'illlnIII Kyle. Mr. llnvii-s, f'llIlTll'N llovlnlvl, l,ill'lll Irvin. NI-wlon Sllllffvf, K+-nn:-Tlx Miller. ll:-nn Ye-urivk. llii-lc -llIllllSUll. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President - - RICHARD SNYDER Vice President - - ROBERT MARTIN Secretary - WILLIAM SMITH Treasurer - - DALE BAIR Reporfer - KENNETH MILLER Adviser - - - MR. DAVIES The Future Farmers of America are enjoying one of their largest memberships this year, and consequently have had large representation at many farm shows. The club sent several delegations to meetings throughout the state. Included in these were the State Farm Show at Harrisburg and the State Future Farmers of America meeting at State College. 58 First lluw. Le-ft to Right---Dm-lln Raivlinii, Je-nn Ke-um-dy, Lalurini- My:-rs. V4-limi M4-rr'll. Soi-uml Huw- Lexis: May Yost, Luis Brynn, Muriun Yvzlrim-lc. 'l'liir4l limi' 'Miss .Im-f:ln Snyder. Ivalluu llippoy. Absent, Arle-Ile Svlirn-n'kc-llg::lr41. Future Homema eers of America OFFICERS Prvsidenf - - - DELLA RACHAU Vic'ePrr'xide11f - - LENA YOST Secretary - IvALoU RIPPEY Treasurer MARION YEARICK Hisforian ------- - Lois BRYAN Morro: UTOWARD New HoRizoNs,' Creed: We are the Future Homemakcrs of America. We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. Homes where living will be the expression of everyth That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America's future. For the second year our club has been associated with the national organization, Future Homemakers of America. Although our club is small, we feel that we have worked on several Worthwhile projects in addition to our regular club activities. With the co-operation of the student body we were able to pack two boxes of Christmas Gifts to be sent to school children overseas. This was done through the World Fellowship of Friendship. In return we received many attractive cards from European children. Members of our club have written to some of these children. We also took Charge of the Red Cross Drive in the Senior High School. November 15, four members of our club-Lena Yost, Ivalou Rippey, Margaret Gal- braith, and Marion Yearick, and our adviser, Miss Snyder went to Punxsutawney to attend the regional district convention. Membership in the F. H. A. is open to any person who is taking or has taken any course in Home Economics. 59 ing First Ilow. Le-ft tn Right-Lois Fisher, Paul I'0nrln:ln, Jay Cluster, 1'hos-he Lovke. Si-1-mul How---lihlwaril K4-ish-r, Alvin Suuwiss, llzlrharzl Reeder, Philip f'Rll'lllilI'I'S. .lalnu-A Tan-, Clie-ste-r Stevens, Jenn Shi-ants. Third limi'-Ilealn Johnson, tire-la Weaver, IA'lilIlli Bittner, Bob North. Dun Slope-y. Ulyfh- M4-ssc-rly, Janet M1-Gill. Fourth Huw Alfred Thomals. Fifth linwa Hub Knuth, John Moore. Mr. llllllllllillLfS, Tom Grove, Roger Dietz, llnwalrll Sprunkle. Absent Iloy Ilorlum-In-r, Jann-s Fruss, Lewis Hx-rr. .hlvk I.:-hnmu. SVillinm Myers. 8111616 OFFICERS President - - PHOEBE LOCKE Vice President - - JANET MCGILL Secretary - - GRETA WEAVER Treasurer - - PAUL POORMAN Adviser - - MR. CUMMINGS The Camera Club is composed of the students of the Senior Physics class and also any students of the Junior Chemistry classes who are interested in and indicate their desires to learn about photography. This club is supervised by the Chemistry and Physics instruc- tor, Mr. Cummings. Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month during the activity period. At these meetings slides are shown on how to take better pictures and how to improve photography technique. During the course of the year the objective is for each member to borrow the camera available, take one film of pictures, develop the film, and print the pictures himself. After this fundamental procedure is accomplished successfully, the services of the dark-room are available for the members to do films of their own. An album is kept in which a page is reserved for the pictures of each member. 60 First Row, Left to Rl5.:htiJune Melrlenry. Ann Mvl nrlanrl, Lois Hayes, Mary Eliznhelh Fr:-rlerlvk, Margaret Hamherger. Sevoml Row-Dorothy Luknor, Mary Williams, Ileliln Walker. Third Row-Ruby Swinehnrt, Miriam Dotterer. Absent-Martlm Cooper, Carrie Weaver, Mary Campbell, .lo Ann Hill, Edith Hockenherry. Library Club OFFICERS President - - CARRIE WEAVER Vice President - - Lois HAYER Secretary - - jo ANN HILL Treasurer - - DOROTHY LAKNER Adviser Miss LUCETTA MCKIBBEN This year, Lock Haven has witnessed the Senior High School Library Club busily at work. Each member has been an active participant in fulfilling the club's project of mak- ing the library a cozier and better organized place in which to be. Due to the club's ex- cellent functioning the aforesaid has been the most important result of the year's work. With the invaluable assistance of the club's adviser, Miss Lucetta McKibben, the club has spent an enjoyable year in work and entertainment. The members acted as student librarians, learning valuable knowledge of library work and activity, while, at the same time, they performed a notable asset to the school and students. The club had several parties, at which the members and their friends had enjoyable times not soon to be forgotten, nor will the school soon forget what the Library Club has done in making the library a still more desirable place. 61 First How, Loft to Iligrlutfliim-li Snyrh-r, Charles Prnhst. Jerry Engrlcrt. Boll Martin, Demi Ye-nrivli, Sm-cond llowfllorlwrt Iievlxdel. WVillium Smith, Newton Shaffer, Fri-ll Yeurivk, Jim Prubst, lfliurlos llvclnlel Clmrlc-s Miller. Thirml linw--David Irvin. Mr. Ullaunlu-rs. Alysvut-Bill Kyle. Ol1I1Cl MCH This is the first full year that the students have had the enjoyment of listening to speakers in chapel over a public speaking system. This is also the Hrst year that a L. H. H. S. program has been broadcast over WPBZ. The Sound Men contribute to the suc- cess of these programs and although they go unno- ticed, the students are definitely grateful for their commendable services. 62 First Huw. Ls-ft to Ilight-Pei: M4-Glu-0. Marion Fox, Betty lingers. Grave Fislwr, Ilnth Mutter, Grotehon Wngm-r. Juno Boise. Si-vnnll l:flXV+ElllIIl Sain-rs, Kathleen Myers. Norma Crydvr. Jenn Kennedy, Joyve Bull. Lvmm Swartz, Lois l h4her. Third llowfllorotlly Luekner, Mary XV1lli:uns, Sally Baird, Dolly Johnson, Snsnn Green. Fourth Row-Jnnct Mvllill. Kohl-rt Ili-vc-rly. Jack Her-k. Clyrh- Glnssnvr, llnvky .lIUIll'S. Mnrvin Ashburn, Bur- lrura lleoflor. Banking Counci i Members of the Banking Council are students who attend to the clerical work involved in receiving and recording deposits of each homeroom. These bankers are elected by their individual homerooms and al- though they do an excellent and necessary job, the Commercial Department, under the supervision of Miss George, does a large part of the work very elli- ciently. This year the students banked approximately 511,000 in the first semester, which is also an excel- lent record. 63 First Row. Left tu lligluf--451-rnrll Fllillllli. John Harvey, llollert Canoe, Louis Cliristnpluf-r, llonflld Driver, 'Fllmnals Jullof, Brin-o Walks-r. Ulmrle-s llolnlo. Second llowfa.lusc-pli Cnreln-tti, Flulrlvs ll2lIllllPl'29l', Bob Jacobs, Hurry llslylnnnd, Don Slnpey, Alfred TllflIHl1S, Kc-mwtlx l-'isl1er, .luck L4-lnnan. Third Huw' -Sh-pin-n Iiagvr, llnrry 311-Kexlglle, Bill Senxintelli, llill XValk1-r, Huh Shun-y, XVill:1rrl Hers-rly, I.:-roy Ili-rr. Boll Miller. Ralph lim-ssexlluvrgr-r. lfnnrtli ll0XVf-lllllli'S Cross, l1'orr1-st RPllllC'k, Jerry Enxrlert, .luke Milano, Burl Conklin, Mr, Davis. Fifth Hon'f---Donn Johnson, Lewis Herr, Hill Snyder. Bud Cllilent, llolu-rt Kline, Pat C0lllf'l'l. Varsity Cluh OFFICERS President - - - ROBERT GANOE Vice President - LEWIS HERR Secretary HARRY RAYMOND Treasurer ------- STEVEN HAGER Adviser - MR. DAVIS The Varsity Club is an organization open to anyone winning a varsity letter. Each year the club purchases purple sweaters with the money received in the Alumni sports events and hopes this year to raise enough money to buy a camera for use in the training of the athletic teams. The club has been organized to insure greater co-operation among the athletes and between the athletes and the coachesg to create a better attitude toward sportsg and to offer opportunities for supervised recreational activities. 64 First Row, Left to Right-Ruth Mutter, Sallee Rieker, Doroihy Sigmund, Joe-Ann Flegal, Olive Lnvlnxt, Betty Rogers, Roberta Smith, Yvonne Kline, Rnrhara lfye. Rosemary Severino. Sei-ond Row-Martha Fooner. Pat Kelley, Viola Cnnmhell, Lucille Bastian, Marion Fox, .lun Peters, tirelm-lien Wagner, Pat Pass:-ll, Gloria Rnnfleeker, Florenee Diek, Dorothy Barrett. Third Row-Stephen Hager, Carol Walk, Dolores Bower, 1513110110 Plnff, Donna Reeder, Jo Schuyler, Nancy Klep- per, Eleanor McCloskey, Lena May Yost, Jean Manek, Joyee Smnpsell, Jean Lee Cook, Glenn lloffnmn, David lValtz. Fourth RowgJim Tobias, Clyde Glossner, Jonn 'iVe:iver, Caroline Eisenhower. Mary Frerlerlek, Jaeqne KValker, Mary Williams, Lois Bryan, Marian Caskey, Mary June Tate, Phyllis Grier, .lnue Bieksler, John M1'Clnre, Roh Klem-kner. Fifth Row-Myron Stern, Janice Heverly, Nam-y Yoxtheimer, Helen Greninger, Sally Weaver, Peggy Grenlnger, llelen Yoxtheimer, Janet Jolmstonhnmrh, Lois Hayes, Mareia Kleokner. Marian Munro, Grave Grove. Marian Terrill. Sixth Row-David Divk, Clare Gernty, Joann Dixon, Joys-e Tolhc-rt, Rosemary Gardner, Jane Mel'ool. Mary Camp- bell, Phyllis Wolfe, Peggy Ginnnio, Edith Hnver, Lois Cohen, Bessie Peter, Pat Pensley, Marie Rau-lizin. Seventh Row--Joan Thornton, Donald Sweeley. Reynolds Mita-hell, Doris Motter, .lonn Osborne, Rohm-rt Knnth. Richard Seyler, Roheri North, Edward Keister, William Ferrara, Mary Lee Wood, Lynn Pruhsi, .lim Tate, Roger Dietz, Paul llintenlang. Mixed Chorus OFFICERS President - - ROBERT NORTH Vice President - - - DAVID DICK Secretary - - SALLY ANN WEAVER Treasurer MRS. GRAVES The Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Graves, has been doing a very com- mendable job this year and has been received cordially by the students of L. H. H. S. The chorus has entertained the students several times in chapel. This year the group chose Hearts and Gowns, a musical comedy, for their annual musical presentation. The Mixed Chorus is the largest organization in the school that is composed of both boys and girls and is one of which the students may justly be proud. 65 First Row, L1-ft to Iliglit Ralph DGNSPIIIIPFKFP. Bill Snyder, Huh Slnwy, Fnrrey Ile-mink, Hnrry lIl'K081IllP, Illll S1'lll0llf4'lll, Bin-key linger. Svvnlltl Ihnvf-Flunrlvs II4-4-kel, .Inf-k Ilun1i::. Jay f'lilNlf'l . Noland Elmer. Jn:-li We-Ish. Rolls-rt Ilonsli. 'l'l1ir1l lion' Gln-n Ilnfflnaln. Gull Norris. Lynn Ilzikin. Bula vlllliltlil. lloln-rt Croll. Ilulu-rt Klveknx-r. lfuurtli Hon' Mr. M1-Li-nn. NVil1inin Iluinhly, XVIIXIII' Prohst, .lm-lc ll:-ek. Key Cluls OFFICERS Adviser MR. MCLEAN This is a newly organized club, the Hrst one of its kind in the school. It is an affiliate of the local Kiwanis Club. Although there are very few of these clubs in the state, they do a great deal of work in the sections that have them. The purpose of a Key Club is to be a service organization in the school. Some of its projects will be a record of the school over the years in a scrapbook, helping as guides when our school has a large number of visitors, and to help get activities started for the entire student body. This year's club is composed entirely of Juniors and Sophomores, so as to have a well organized club next year. Members are picked on character, citizenship, and scholastic ability by the members and the adviser. 66 Flrsf llmv-IH-'I ly Hoge-rs. Ss-1-mul Row. Ln-ft tu lliglit--Imrutliy Laikm-r. Num-y Kli-pm-r. Elwinur Ann BI4-Flnskey. Phyllis Grier. Jam-t Peters. Third Row-Stanley Zllllllll-'l'lllZlll. Kelmvlh Fislwr, Ilolu-'rt Hanoi-, Miss Ruth Burkett, Louise ..... Florence ... Catherine ..., Doris .,.... Harriet .. . Droopy .......... Miss Watkins Jimmy .,....... Prof. Frazier W U ' 77 Nhss 1mmy CAST Qln order of their appearancej Synopsis of Scenes Time: Present ACT I A Dormitory at Brier Mountain College Late evening in early spring ACT II Same Dormitory Room Early the next afternoon ACT III Same room An hour later Directed by Miss RUTH BURKETT 67 .. ...... Betty Rogers Eleanor McCloskey Janet Peters ,. .. Nancy Klepper Phyllis Grier Stanley Zimmerman Dorothy Lakner Robert Ganoe Kenneth Fisher First Ilow. Left fo Rigzht-Donna: Reeder. Lois Fisher, Verden Thomas, Greta Ann XVPGIVPT, .Toy Lipoz. Second RowfAlvin Snowiss, Jay Plaster, .lim Iillllly Gordvn Myers, Gary Hitler, John Moore. Third Row-Mrs. Ili:-ker. Forensic Club The Forensic Club is composed of the public speakers and debaters of the Senior High School. Each member must compete in some form of public speaking which in- cludes such types of speaking as humorous and dramatic declamations, orations, radio speaking, and extemporaneous speaking, or be a member of the debating squad. The speakers and debaters are coached by Mrs. M. C. Ricker, who started debating eighteen years ago and has been at the coaching reins ever since, in which time she has produced many successful speakers and championship debate teams. At the time the GAZETTE went to print, the debaters had won laurels in a contest at the University of Pittsburgh, achieved first place in the National Forensic League Tournament, and had made appearances at the Exchange and Civic Clubs. Ahead are various contests and appearances including the Pennsylvania State eliminations. The Forensic Club has advanced a great deal since its first contests after a four-year lay-off during the war years, and has once more acquired the position it held in pre-war years as one of the best clubs in the state. It has required plenty of time, money, and hard work on the part of the members and the coach, but it can't be said that it was not worth it. 68 First Row, Left to Right-Verden Thoinas, John Moore, Ruth Mott:-r. Juy Cluster. St-Coml Rowfllerlvert Bet-lnlel, Mnrirnret Einlnhizer. Arlene Strrnlse, 1':ltrit-in Kelley, Mmm llivklv, Jenn Storrs-tt, Betty Tllylllf, Joan Grieb, Myron Stern, Kenneth Yezlrivk. Third Row,--Lois Fisher. llc-suio IN-tor, Eleanor Pntrnjz. Lennrn Vryrler. Grave Grove. Illnnrliv Fluff. l l0r1-Iwo Dick. Kenneth Boyce. Fourth liow-Donald Smith, Alfred Thomas. Rarharn Moore, Rin-liard Jnniisnn. Mis-is Mmigr-. Mrs. Ri:-kor. Fifth Row-Mr. Mi-Lean, Charles Miller, Lewis Hoy, .hunes Ileniick, Jm-k Bi-rk, Boh Divkey. Abst-nt-Shirley Smith, Loln Mnggs. Robert Diehl. tudent Government The Student Government of the Lock Haven Senior High School was founded in 1946. Its main purpose is to do everything in its power toward the betterment of the school. Members of the governing body are known as the Student Council. The student council consists of one representative from each Homeroom and one Sophomore, one Junior, and one Senior from each department of the school. New lockers, new cafeteria trays and a lost and found department are but a few of the accomplishments of this governing body. 69 First Row. Left to Iligllt-Roselnairy Sm-Vs-rino. Pat Kelly. Sully XVv:lx'vr. Grave Grove, Jam-t l'1-vtvrs. S1-4-ond llmv-fRl:llu-lw l'lnff. G14-nn Iluffimin, Duualll Smith. .lily Ulnste-r, .Ininvs Tata-, .Iulm xIl'lllll!'1'. Jum- Ilim-kslor. Third R0NV4BIIlI'iBll Fox. Rose-malry fi2lI'1llll'I', Phyllis Grier. Num-y Klepprr. Helen Ynxtln-inn-r, Editli llnvn-r, Yvmnu- Kline-, Fnlirtll llowf Sh-pln-n lI:lg'1-r. Donald Sww-le-y. liii-hard Sz-yls-r, Ilohn-rl Kle-vkm-r. Iiuhvrt North. Itnln-rt Kmltll. Edward Ke-ister, Flyah- tllussiivr. Absent--Ilurlulru Mvfalolr, Sally Baird, vHearts and Gownsn The Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Graves, Music Instructor, presented a musical comedy entitled Hearts and Gowns. The production was written by Jay Tobias and Fred Rose. The cast is as follows: Miss Miggs, Pat Kelly, Bill Skeats, John McClure, Josie Dugan, Rosemary Severinog Ella Jones, Grace Groveg Don Ridge, Donald Smith, Delphine Dunn, Jann Peters, Elijah Dunn, Jim Tate, Mrs. Cadwallader-Smythe, Enid Huttog Calvin Ridgeway, Jay Clasterg Miss Cadwallader-Smythe, Sally Ann Weaverg Maurice De Lanthe, Glenn Hoffman. The Chorus was composed of Blanche Pluff, Edith Haver, Helen Yoxtheimer, Phyllis Grier, June Bicksler, Nancy Klepper, Yvonne Kline, Rosemary Gardner, Marion Fox, Robert North, Eddie Keister, Glenn Hoffman, Robert Knuth, Clyde Glossner, Donald Sweeley, Richard Seyler, Robert Kleckner, Stephen Hager, Sally Baird, and Barbara McCaleb. Spring fashions were modeled through the courtesy of Grossman's Clothing Store. 70 The Bafld The High School Band has had a most successful year this year. They have partici- pated in parades, football games, chapel programs and at district meets. In the District Band the Lock Haven organization was very well represented. From this meet one member was chosen for State Band. This year our band was host for the District Orchestra in February, therefore, our representation was quite large in that meet also. From this one member was selected for State Orchestra. All County Band was held again this year at Lock Haven and at Renovo in May. The schools participating were Renovo, Loganton, Saint Marys and Lock Haven. Also in May the annual Spring Concert was successfully presented. The year was closed with a fine banquet at which the Juniors received their keys for service to the band. 71 Clarinet Donald Smith Alvin Snowiss Paul Hintenlang Stanley Zimmerman Richard Harpster Thomas Grove Elwood Rice Robert Taylor James Rude Donald Dorey Genevieve Mitcheltree Lucille Bastian Beatrice Andrews Shirley Stevens Phyllis Wolfe Betty Frye Barbara Bubb Charles McCloskey Saxophone John Moore Charles Wink Albert Mitcheltree Rodney Holter Reynolds Mitchell Jerry Brown Richard Snyder Flute Dorothy Sigmund Sally Campbell Barbara Dilling Oboe Melvin Litz BGHJ Personne Bassoon Kathryn Wetzel Alto Clarinet Donna Reeder Bass Clarinet Jean Sheats Horns Clyde Messerly William Aurand Loretta Bastian Harris Grenoble Cornet-Trumpet Donald Sweeley Donald Green Gail Norris Robert Hobba Thomas Smith David Dick Ruth Fleming Donald Ryan Richard Berry James Nicholas Fred Shields Bass Alton Hotaling Jack Ramm John Andrews Trombone Roy Smith Richard Marks Charles Ryan Ronald Spotts Geraldine Miller 72 Bells Helen Yoxtheimer Percussion Robert Vonada Bruce Johnson Richard Heimer Carl Guerriero Fred Eckert Color Guard Garth Kleckner Richard Gedon Charles Clark Richard Heimer Drum Major Jean Koch Majorettes Marian Terrill Shirley Rathgeber Grace Ann Taylor Joyce Warner Arcilla Villelo Patricia Villelo Jacqueline Kemmerer Shirley Snoke Joanne Shearer June Rippey Edward Saiers Drill Master Director Garth Kleckner -5' 0 TQLHEX ij-7X8 s Q Au H GEOS Varsity Football First Row, Left to Right-Harry llaymond, Manager: Gerard Fasona, Stephen Hager, Bill Snyder, William Semen- telli, Robert Miller, John Harvey, Leroy Herr, Ralph Dessenberger, Dale Shoemaker, Robert Jacobs, Dean Heimer, Wayne Probst, Manager. Second Row-G. W. Sehrovk, Trainer: Forrest Remick, Assistant Trainer, Alfred Thomas, Robert Canoe, Thomas Jolloff, James Cross, Lewis Herr, Billy Lee WValker, Robert McDermit, XVillarrl Heverly, Richard Sinn-ox, .lam-k Welsh, Ilny Eivhenlauh, Leo Kunes, Thomas Lucas, Manager, J. H. Danls, Assistant Coach. Third Row-l. V. Davis, Coach: Dean Johnson, John MOAndrew, Lynn Hakin, Charles Humberger, Ilivhurd Maurer, Jack Pucker, Harry McKeagne, Jerry Englert, Robert Shuey, Donald Slopey, Paul Johnson, Don Solomon, Kenneth Fisher, Kenneth Boyce, S. E. Daley, Assistant. Absent-Robert Phoenix. Joseph Birch, Glenn Barnhart, Gene Jones, Robert Statton, Glenn Iloffmnn, John Keller, Wilson Qniggle, William Motter. 74 vTl1e Bobcatsn LOCK HAVEN-STATE COLLECE This game, which was to have been our first contest of the Football season, was cancelled because of the Polio quarantine. LOCK HAVEN 0 -JERSEY SHORE 13 The Bulldogs proved too much for the Bobcats by two touchdowns in a hard fought contest. LOCK HAVEN 6 -BELLEFONTE 6 Improvement was seenibut the Indians held us to a 6-6 stalemate. LOCK HAVEN 13 - MT. CARMEL TWP. 6 The Purple finally hit the win column at the expense of the coal miners. LOCK HAVEN 0 - HUNTINGDON 6 The Bobcats dropped a heartbreaker, being on the 7 yard line at the final whistle. LOCK HAVEN 26 -MILTON 13 In a breath-taking game played at Bucknell Stadium, Lewisburg, Pa., the Bobcats found the range for the first time in the season, and looked good in winning by two touchdowns. LOCK HAVEN 0-TYRONE 7 The Western Conference Champs had a hard time subduing the Bobcats by a lone touchdown. LOCK HAVEN 20-SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT 0 The Mountaineers proved no match as the Bobcats began their winning ways again. LOCK HAVEN 41 - MT. UNION 7 This clash turned out to be a runaway, the Bobcats using every available player and ramming ahead of the rivals to a glorious victory. LOCK HAVEN 19-LEWISTOWN 7 The Purple continued to win, turning back the fighting Panthers by a 19-7 final score. LOCK HAVEN 20-WILLIAMSPORT 7 The Bobcats reached their peak in subduing the rival Cherry and White in the Third Street Stadium at Billtown. This was a thrilling ending to the '47 Football Season inas- much as the Bobcat-Millionaire game is always one of great rivalry. Lettermen from last year's Varsity and the unbeaten Jayvee team combined their talents this year to give Coach I. V. Davis one of his best teams. Although hampered in the early part of the season by the Polio quarantine, they progressed as the season went on and finished at a commendable pace. Fourteen boys played their last for L. H. H. S. They are as follows: Right end-John McAndrew, Robert Jacobs. Left end-Kenneth Fisher, Donald Solomon. Right tackle-Gerard Fasano. Quarterback-Robert Ganoe, john Keller. Right Guard--Dean Heimer Left halfback-james Cross, Donald Slopey. Center--Dean Johnson. Right halfback-Thomas Jolloff. Left guard-John Harvey, Alfred Thomas. Fullback-Lewis Herr Senior Manager, Harry Raymond, also did an outstanding job during the three years he worked with the team. 75 SENICDR PLAYERS 1 A First Row, Left to IlightfJam-k Lehman, Hill Snyder, De-:ln Johnson. Bill Sl-'!llFlll0lIi. Iinlph Ilvsseillsvruer, Alle-n llussm-ll. Sl'1'0llll Rowflionnlri Driver, Bnh Vonurln. ClHlY'lE'S Hmnhvrger, Lynn Harkin, Roger Dietz, Kenneth Fisiwr. Third Row-Yl'nnl Pnornmn. Senior 1l3llHlL!t'I'2 Jai-k Welsh, liz-ynoids Mitchell, Bnh Shney. Nowlanzl Elmer, Thnnuais Smith, Junior Manager. Fourth Hou'-S. E. Daley. Com-lm. Varsity Baslzethall Under the reins of a new coach, Stan Daley, the Cats turned up a fair record in which six seniors played their last basketball for L. H. H. S. They Were sharp- shooting forwards, Don Driver and Jack Lehman and fiery guards which all had equal standing were Ken Fisher, Dean Johnson, and Roger Dietz. Chummy Hamberger was first call senior center. With juniors back for next season's basketball and the six seniors the Cats cage team turned up a fair season, Winning 8 and losing 10. 78 Senior Baslzetlnau Players 5 79 Q First How, 1,4-ft to Ili9:lltfffKe-lim-tl: 111-verly, -llflllll'S Gnrrlm-r. Holm-rt Gannon, .lalmvs Killin-fer, For-il llzlzli-tt. lloimlrl ,- XYinf4low, Larry Glossllvr, I ri-'ll Sllyxle-r, Assishini Cnzlvli. Ss-4-ond liowfrl. V. Ilnvis, 1'o:u-li: Gerry Engle-rt. 1':lul Jolmson. John llnrvvy, L1-roy Ili-rr, .loo 1':lrelu-tti, Blzliiagq-r. Alnsontf -William llzlgu-r, Hulbert Dietz. 1'l1:lr11-s Condo. Laird Irlmenhizr-r, Wilson Quigglv, Ilalv Slim-niukvr, .lzwk l'iu-km-r, John Keller, Ilarry M4-Ks-neue. Wrestling With only three experienced grapplers back from the strong '46 team, Coach Davis' wrestlers suilered from inexperienee. However, they did well and showed great promise for the teams of the next three years. Three wrestlers finished their careers at the Lock Haven High School. They are: Charles Condo .... 112 lbs. Robert Ganoe ,... 133 lbs. John Harvey .... 154 lbs. . I 2 80 First Huw. L4-fi to High! Ilallv Klum-k he-rgor. William Sn-lxwntr-flli. nrd ham mm Nm: 4-r i :- Varsfcy Base a i l 5 V01 MHS ,5..-..r.. I -.,... .. ,.., W... ef ,Q ' ,f 9 f ig w , I JC ,,, iiwv ., +L -my Q Hs' 'lt Q59 nur Ink lmlumnn, .Im-lc We-Ish. l'm' Smith, Nowlund ldlnu-r. llnlplx Ns-ssvxl .4 - 11... ... . , .l...... .li 1.-.l 1 ,1 11,1 1 ..l -.-.-l. . lii -it il i i,L HQ N H li 111, A fo X J 'f , . mum! x xx' i K X 'ix 7 1.,. li. 1.1. ,lg x Sm-1-mul Row llnn:ll4l Smith, llulu-rt Youmlal. I':nuI Young. lluln-rt Slim-y. l'lmrl1-s llnlnln-rm-r, llulu-rt .lui-ulus, Tl' ' '--'Will' I gl . J. ll. Ibm in Uozu-ll. , ' -..i f 'P -.. , . l' f 81 First Huw, Le-ft tn llightff mi im ai HU K' First llnw, Imft to RlLKllf'fFl'illlk Ss-nto, Assistant Com-li: Larry Glossnm-r. Managrs-r: Durst-y linttnrf, Luwvll Jollnson. lillllily Uliilt-ut, Rolls-rt l r4-414-rivli, llaruld ICny,:le'rt, llarry Slnitli. Etlsun llivknff. llulwrt Kling. llarnlll Milano. Javk llc-rk, l rvnl Snynlvr. l'oa4-li. S1-vuml llow llay Klint-. Manngze-r: Uharlc-s Mitvlu-ll, llivlnlrfl Sins-all. llnlu-rt Shilling, Ne-xl Smith. David liurtl, Gs-urge Uunklin. Earl Flllvvy. Donaltl l'am'k4-r. l'asvl1al Collin-vi, William Matte-r, Frank Lapriula, Manaprs-r. Third Huw liit-harrl llauglnnan, Huy Barnard. llay Diotz. H1-rslmn Conklin. Le-wis Iluy. .lnlnvs lh-init-k. Dah' Spanglvr. llnnalfl llillvy, Hay l'Ii1'ln-nlaull. Stanlvy Ilatlngvlwr. Mallalglvr. lfnnrth Huw Donald Antlrns. Garden Bly:-rs. Flainln- Ilt-rr. David Law, .lan-k Swartz. .lann-s Tobias. tions- .lam-s, .lainvs Williamson. l41lly,rs-iw Fe-rrara, Earl llinpvy. Ahsvlltffflloln-rt l'rull, liulwrt Ilivlu-y. liolwrt Di:-tz. Donald Nm-wln-rry. Coac CS J. ll. Danis. Assistant Yar- sity Flntlvll: U. lt. Hlll. As! sistunt .luninr lligh t'oas'l1: S. Ii. Dal:-y. Assistant Var- sity Uunvli: 'I'. S. Mn-L1-un. .lnninr High Umnvlx: I. V. Davis, Varsity Cmnt-ll: Frvtl Snyflvr. .I unior Varsity t'uavh: Frank Svntn-, Assis- tant .Iuninr Varsity l'uam'h. First Row, Lvft to Right-HFrank Svnte. Fonvli: Elwood Rive. llivliard Janiisnn. .lmnc-s Rc-mit-k. David Tlmlnxls. Uharll-s Mm't'l0skey. llnlmrt Taylor. Lmvvll Jnlmsnn. linln-rt Ranrli. Nlanagzvr. Sm-mul limi'-ffllolxc-rt Crull. llarolll Smith, David Burfl. Dorsn-5' llnttnrf. .lavk Bw-R. Will'axn Anranfl. David Law, Arthur Frawfnrfl. 82 un1or Varsity Football unior Varsity Bastzettaau ,M X KEUHLS KN 2 Q A X QL, 8 F E R T 5 Girls' Baslwllyall KITTENS PANDA lirsl llnw. I.:-tit tn lliulxt Ullzlrlruttv .Intuit-5. tirvtvlivli Wang- First llow. Ln-t't tn lliglit lin-:ltrivv Amlrt-ws, Nzltlim- Smith, nm-r. .lf-:tn Kiwis. Ilvlvu Yuxtlu-inn-r, l':1t Imam-ll, Sliirlc-,V Stews-tis, t'utln-riilv S1-li:lt'l'4-r, WUI limi HHH' 5l ll1'l'. Mill? Vllvllw. -lan-liiv lil-Fry. W-vwzitl llmx ltmnm llvm-mln-r. Xlzlrilyu lilxlrs, Nliltlrt-nl Ilrwm. .larjwfv llzlll. lliirrl limi' lmllj .lulmsmr HTIGERETTESH CUBS lirst lluw. l.n-t't to lliulxl .lm-:Ill t':unn, IM-llat llzlvlulul. Nlzlriv First llnw. l,1-t'I tn liixllt Uullw-li Ulil, lfllllil Suit-rw. Missin- llm-luzlu. lit-ssivl'1-tvi', Kupt-taut, Surat llivks-r. liztrlmrau lizlylnolul. -untill Iluw Slurunrl-t Ilzlllmrznitlu, Surat .l:11u- Shilling, llulmy Svwoliml llnw llosvtii:li'.i' 4Q:lr4lnvr. .lmiivv Mzlrslmll, llnlorvs 'l'rulltm:ln, Swim-lialrt. Yirginizi Xilmrt. Alum-nt Nlillin- lmvis. 84 irls' Baslcetlvau WILDCATS PUPS Ilrwl Iluxx. 1.1-ft In lliullt .Iam-I Wlnitmzln, II1-m'i1-tl:l Irwin. First Ibm. In-H to lliuhl .llnly W1-nl.4-r, 154-rrp Illhsxluxlt l'1-:ui Xlvlllu-1-. .lalnivv 1'1m'ln-r. 5151110 l-'ry. .lu Nvlmgln-r, Kitiy Wvrt. Nlzurthal l'mnp4-l'. vulnl lion l'v::,x Nlillm-r. .limo Iiivlislvlz S1-vmnl Ibm llm-11-In Hlw-llillun-rx llmwlxuxlljx' Sn-xwilw. lin lluirml lam 1.-nm L.-.1 nun, 'i f- um-In 1,..iN l1'i:In-r, 1:2111 mlm-izlnu. '1 13 'WY WN 5 'I 1-V Um-'lt Xnlllxu- Iilixxv. 'TARMERETTESU Ifilwl lluw, In-IA! In liiglui 124-uruiv Ns-sth-rmln-. Snllw- llivlivly Szlrzllml 'l'lm1n:lQ. Murllm W1-M-r. l'ln5lIis Wnlfv, .Xv'In-nw Strmmf, .lmumu llill. S1-vnml Hmm' Mary 1'r'u:lh. l':lI Lynn. Xlalrp lizwllmlulm-u. M1-11:1 lllvklv. 'l'I1ir4l lluw ll:1rlv:ll':l I,imIs:1y. I5:lrb:u':l Williams. l'lu,vllis Nllvzllw-l'. 85 xlm.-In ls--mm vm, I Girls' Basleetlaau BROWNIES IT'S llrst llzm, IA-l'l in Iliuht .lrlllivv lin-x'n-Fly. Imlmw-N Smith. First limv. Imf! in lliglut lin-ax lin-rry. xlllfiilll Swllrn-vliv1lg.::ls lflussis- liivli, ldlln-1: Muttn-r, Nullvy Yuxllwillln-r, .Iuy I,ip1-Z. Mary Vxllllpln-ll, lddnal IM-vlu-r. 4-mul Huw lin-vu-l'ly Sm-lulivn, Mnrvizu Klmflmvlg Nlaumgzlrn-1 Svvmul lluw Mzlrgfie- Ih-Vlm-l1v1', lfllill Illlito, Luis Full:-xl lhlmlu-rgm-r. Arla-nv ZilllIlll'I'lllilll. llnirwl lluw .lmln Hzuniltun. .luyvv 'I'ollu-rl. .Um-nt Mariana Alllllfli, lflclzlin- llzlvvr. USPARKPLUGSH CUB KITTENSH llrst Huw, IA-fl lu Iliuhl Slnirloy Winklm-umm. Clan- Gs-rzuty, First lluw. Ln-fl tu Right Vinh-1 W1-In-r. .lnnv Liu-ns, liar .lozln Wonvn-r. L4-zlunzl NIllr!y. IA-nurzl Vryxlf-r. hum liruwn. Olin- I,:lvh:1t, Iilurirl Ilaluclvvlu-r. -vmul lluu Mary .Xml hh-llkvr, Iluris Mnltw, XYZIYZI l'lzllt. S1-vom! lluw Husain lira-1-ll. Putty Yzlrm-ll. Jullzllnl, .lvzlllvltn lill. Thirsl lluw lfrzllwn-s Martin, Hlivn- 421-3:-r, 86 Girls' Championship Team n -Q HPEPCATSH First Row, Left to Riglit-Barbara Moore, Peggy Tyson, Mary Williams, Phyllis Heicliel, Marian Fox. Sevonll Row-Put XVenks-r, Ruth Mm-Caleb, B4-tty Knarr, Lois Bryan. Fuptnin. Basketball was again the most popular of girls' sports this year. All the girls, both city and out-of-town students participated in the games. Teams were organized and gym classes were used as practice periods. The teams totaled thirteen, plus a team from the Immaculate Conception School. Most of the teams did very well this year. Of course, there were a few outstanding ones. It was a close call between two of our best teams this year and it took a neck- in-neck race to decide the championship team. The winning teams were the Pepcats and the Whiz's. Lois Bryan's Pepcats were the final victors of the year. Their team, which is pictured above was deserving of the championship. The girls all worked to- gether and worked hard to win the championship. Some of the other teams that ran close competition were the Cubs, Brownies, Wild- cats, and Kittens. Much credit is due to Mrs. McCloskey and a number of the student teachers from the college who were willing to give their time in refereeing the games. 87 Girls' Soccer eam ! ',w lirst Row. L4-fl fn lliullt .Iluly W1-nkn-r. Nunvy Klm-plu-r. l'Ini1I llutio, Missie- Kupvtaln. Kitty Wvrt. Edna: Suivrs. Iinrlmrn Iiaynmxul, .lnzllnl Hill, Salrulml 'l'hmnxs. -4-mul How 'Put Elm-rlnlrt. Jlllll- liivksla-r. Idle-:umr Ann M1-Vlnslu-y, Iluss-malry llunlm-r. Imlnrn-s 'l'rnutm:un. Mnrgin- Ilvrluvlu-r. .lnni4'+- Blarslulll. l':lf I.imls:1y, lhirll llow ,hm M1'l4'url:nn4l. Sully linirnl. Joy Lip:-Z. Luis Fnlwln. RI:ArI4m lfux. I'I4l11:l IM-1-lu-r. Iuurlh llnw I-Ilsiv Murphy. Cheerleaders irsf lluw. L4-ff to liigllt f-Missie Knlu-tam. .lm--Ann Flvglul. Vlytls- lllussm-r, Ilosn-nnlry S1-Ye-Film, ,Inns-t IN-tvrs. .hmnu De-rr. Marion Fox, .lulm 5Il'l'lIlI'l', Hmlmu Sam-rs. 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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1948 H E N RY'S A R ESTAU RA NT SCHWARZ STORE Dealer in Wallpaper, Paints, Glass Picture Framing, and Electrical Supplies Dial 2163 RICKER'S FLOWER SHOP The W. T. GRANT CO. is interested in the endeavors of the Lociq HAVEN HIGH ScHooL BLOOMSBURG MILLS, INC. LURIA'S WOMEN'S VALLEY OIL and GAS COMPANY ROXY and MARTIN SHOP Theaters Visit SHADLE S Newest in N T Z FURNITURE and Farm and Home Supplies APPLIANCES EASY TERMS WIIRE SCREENING ALUMINUM BRONZE COPPER PLASTIC- STEEL EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 0 Manufactured by PENNWGVEN, INC New York and Pennsylvania Co., Inc. Paper and Pulp 'Manufacturers Mills Located at JOHNSONBURG, PA. LOCK HAVEN, PA. WELLSBOR0, N. Y of LOCK HAVEN VICARY' S TRUST co. N P S Home of Better Shoes Style - Comfort - Long Wearers BOT TORF BROS. Largest Shot' Store in Clinton Cou ty Member Of fbf X-RAY SHOE FITTN Federal Reserve H5 E. Main St. LOCK HAVEN PA I 98 K L E W A N S Peddie Hardware Electrical Supplies Feature NATIONALLY KNOWN BUilflef'S 5UPPlieS BRANDS Household Items in SHOES and READY-TO-WEAR l DUPONT PAINTS for the l TEEN -AGERS 1 79 'Always a Place to Park See Us for Best Values 1 L 373 E. Bald Eagle St. Phone 2586 l THE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK OF LOCK HAVEN, PA. 39 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 99 Boys' Wear Men's Wear oy's HART, SCHAFFNER and MARX- MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR HARDWARE . . For Every Need Paints, Seeds, Fertilizers, Stoves, Roofing, Screen Doors, Follow the trend to Lock Havenis Shopping Center Smith and Winter, Inc. LOCK HAVEN,S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE The Best Place to Shop After All fRITTER'S 'SPORTI NG Wire, Etc. GCOLDS Dickey Grugan Hardware CO., Inc. We Make KEYS 'THE MASON Ask fo' DRUG CO- BRiICKLEY S LOCK HAVEN'S BUS TERMINAL Dial 2514 ICE CREAM A Favorite Dairy Food Compliments of L U B E L L E ' S Home of JOAN MILLER JUNIORS ADAM C. DICKEY Compliments of DR. JOHN DAVIES GROSSMAN'S DISTINCTIVE WoMEN's APPAREL L E S T'E R ' S Men's Shop Where All Smart Men Go ALLEGHENY 'CREAMERY TIM BULGER, Prop. F'RED E. MILLER Cash Grocer Choice MEATS Ph 3418 314 N. Jay St t H. E. PURSLEY CO. FURNITURE and HOME SUPPLIES LOCK HAVEN, PA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1948 REGAL 84 BLUM Jeweler LOCK HAVEN, PA. Home of FINE WATCHES AND PERFECT BLUE WHITE Woolrich Woolen Mills WOOLRICH, PA. Manufacturers of DIAMONDS Some of the Best Credit for Everyone Outdoor Terms for Every Purse LlNTZ'S Greater Values Alw LOCK HAVEN, PENNA. .lust Say Charge lt at MAILMAN'S the House of Diamonds At the Monument LOCK HAVEN, PA. ays CUMMINGS FLORAL COMPANY FLOWERS for Every Occasion Dial 2321 THOMPSON DECORATING CO.- Foremost DECORATORS OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES CLASTE R'fS Building Supplies and Structural Steel Fred J. Eisemclnn Jeweler 31 Bellefonte Avenue J. J. NEWBERRY 81 CO. LOCK HAVEN, PENNA. STEIN FURNITURE STORE LOCK HAVEN PA Clinton Bottling Co. BEVERAGES for All Occasions 30013 B ldE gl st Ph 2315 MYERS 81 SElTLlE'R The Home of GOOD CLOTHES Corner Main and Vesper Str t CONGRATULATIONS ' CLASS of 1948 Roy H. Berry TIMES O Auto 'Supplies ELECTRIC MOTORS Greeting Cards MAGNETOS STARTERS Sta no n e fy Machine Shop Service Ofhce 8' Schoo' I. 212 Vesper St. les Dial 3124 Compliments of O'l'l'O'S AUTO STORES Q9 16 Bellefonte Ave. LOCK HAVEN, PENNA. Compliments of V I C A R Y ' S GROCERY STORE 524 E. Main Compliments of WI ED HAN N JEWELRY CO. Oldest Jewelry Store in Clinton County H E V N E R ' S SERVICE STATION 128 Bellefonte Ave. WAGNER WOLFE'S STU DI-O HERLDCHER 105 For dependable, vibration-free, econom- ical automotive electrical power always buy generators equipped with formfwound BfVik arma- tures manufactured only by the turing Co Lock Haven, Penna General Armature SL Manufac- If it isn't made in Lock Haven Pennsylvania, it isn't the genuine form-wound B-V+ armature. Only the General Arma- ture 8: Manufacturing Co .... the original Company . . . can make the genuine form-wound B-Vi' armature. No other 'Balanced and Ventilated. manufacturer has been li- censed by us to use either our exclusive processes, or special machinery de- signed and built in Lock Haven, and in existence only in our plants. General Armature SL Manufacturing Executive Ogi -MILL HALL, PA. Factories: Mill Hall, Pa.-Lock Haven, P The World's Largest Independent Manufarlurer of Autom I Replacement Generators and Armalures. Q July, 1948 660-MFZQZIG Il IIIIIIIIING and PRINTING ervice . DESIGNING . ENGRAVING . PRINTING . BINDING H new streamlined modernly equipped printing plont with facilities for every type ot commercial printing . . . including, Folders, Cotologues, College and School yearboolqs. 44 D GAZETTE is one of the many annuals engraved and printed in our Commercial Department. 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