Lock Haven University - Praeco Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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Attention! The junior class is on parade. You can hear them as they go by - the class of '46, Left, right, left, right. To the rear - march! We can remember fand it seems like yesterdayb when we were wide-eyed freshmen bowing to upperclassmen, saying Miss and Sir and holding doors while the stream of somebodys went proudly by. Oh to be an upperclassman! Oh to scorn some freshmen! Time marched on and we found ourselves sophomores. We began to hold our heads high and most of all we looked forward to the initia- tion of the new freshmen. Forward-march! We're heading toward our senior year and as we steadily draw nearer we see vague sketches of student teaching, lesson plans, and conferences. But that's not all we see. College isn't all work. It strives to give us a well-rounded life by helping us to work and play together. Our years at T. C. have been happy ones and we're looking ahead to another year with great enthusiasm. Left, right, left, right. Junior class halt-one, two. Lazio 'za Twenty-six

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A Emily Day Smart Elementary A merry heart and a cheerful countenance join- ed with what it takes. Mary Virginia Stolz Rural Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a, friend to man. Frank Brandt Yon Secondary The first secret of happi- ness-find someone to love. Veronica Marie Smith Elementary She has no use for melan- cholyg You always find her gay and jolly. Eleanor E. Williams Secondary From a little spark grows a mighty flame. Josephine Levonne Tollivaro Elementary 'Tis quality, not quantity, that counts. Twenty-five

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First row, left to right 5 N Second rowf Rockey, E. Clark - M. , M. J. Johnson, H, Mccarglfgiiman, M, Badick: to top' N Rockey E Clark, D. Greene, M. Badick, M. Drick, M. Hoifman, J. Sack- S1 ker, B. Barner, M. Stolz, J. Bottom . . , . ett, H. McCartney, A. Neuhard, S. Zubler, K. Johnson, F. en McCloskey, B. Gower. Twenty-seven