Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1921 volume:

1,- 4 ev '?. 1921 WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL LA MEMCDIRE l n vi 5 'NL K4 L W 11 N Lx f A 4 n lJl4IJIL'.X'I'I1X' lu IIIFKFIQ, MXL , Xkhw hiv IRL ' ww M11Eff-mmf-1!111': lLYf1Lf'L x '11c'1H' 1111 xxiw Haw xifui mix W Q - gm? 'iw' UPLIHCEZ, In Ewufx K mmm' ill M' rw .mfr TIM' R U' vQYQ,T!11X NMR kn1?h:U1: 1mE 1 1: . 1 FOREWORD xxk my 'N X I IS the Uunest request of the edntors of thls memorml that the classes to come, fbllowmg our evzmple vull nrrx out the wlshes of the dass of'l9'O m keepmg thls .1 perm ment reeord We llso hope that thls hook wlll ever serve as a remmdel of the happ1eQt dave of our llfe T o thoge who do not haxe a copx of rh1s mlulble record vse ofTe1 the deep ix mputhx 'md consolitlon that thex surelw deserve VVe hope that the lI1dlV1dL13l plctures 1 new lde 1, will do everv one full Jusrlce and more X H lm :ff I fl' ' uffrlff 416k ff' 4 I , ,mx l IGKUTRN I 5621 L gl gf ii 'L 11 5 5 ws.. S sig. rf? MMM' 4- iflzfl X PHE! 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Sc The Class Hlstory ELIZABETH SHEPHERD Hzstorzan yf1fr.55g N the morning of September 7 1917 four hundred eighteen happy chil 4 'Br dren in pmafores and kmckerbockers entered fo the Hrst time the mi Williamsport High School 637 We the Class of l92l were those children We had an air of ex cited expectancy and were filled with a sense of great importance but soon came to realize our msigmficance when we were placed upon those retiring seats of' the balconv As a mark of' distinction green was placed upon our pe son ages Throughout the nine months of that first year there were happy days for all Our Hallowe en party given by the parents and teachers was an event never to be forgotten bv any of us Everybody came arrayed in pretty unique and g otesque costumes Then there was a great bustle as we formed in line for the grand march and the prizes were awarded to the wearers of the most attractlye costumes When Sophomores our boys won for us the cup in the Freshmen and Sophomore track meet The chief social event of this year was the party We were entertained bv a mock wedding in the gymnasium and then there was fun dancing and eating As juniors we were allowed to organize and Louis Schuster had the honor of being our Class President Our rings were designed by one of' our classmates and we selected for our class colors the glorious garnet and gold We began our work this year more seriously We had by this time acquired a slight degree of dignity and self reliance We learned to look upon problems with a certain feeling of mastery and to contemplate obstacles in the hope and determination of subjecting them in the Welcome Home Parade and were awarded ou second cup for excellent ap pearance W ere we proudg What a foolish question Our junior Party was a great success An Easy Mark a play presented for our amusement was the first real showing of the remarkable theatrical ability prey alent in our class For two years we had been looking forward with great anti cipation to the crowning ey ent of the year our junior Prom lt far surpassed ou evpectations The gy mnaslum yyas transfigured by the Garnet and Gold and until ll 30 yye 'ill had a delightful time Sey eral weeks later yye were entertained by thc Seniors at their Prom yyhich yyas held at the Community House That ended our junior year and this ou last year has been oyerflowmg with yyork and social actiyities In December under the auspices of our class the Bu k nell Glee Club gaye a yery delightful concert Next came our class party and Senior Day Needless to say it yyas the best Senior Day in the history of Old High Class Day yes the same old Class Day yyhich alyyays means one more lass leaying the portals of Old High one more class stepping from the threshold of learning into that yast unknoyyn realm yyhere experience is the teacher Four years From calloyy Freshmen to er eh Seniors Really yye haye only Q71 7 kg- if 'I' 1 . 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Xvxlllamsport H gh School Faculty A M WEAVER Prznczpal A S GILMORE Vzce Prmczpal Nme B E CRITES SARAH RUNKLE LATIMER A DICE HAZEL M GAY j E NANCARROW ISABEL F BOND MARTHA GOOD NELLIE CHAMPAIGN DOROTHY GOOD JANE DAVIS HELEN MILLER MARGARET HOLZMUELLER EMMA K LEVEGOOD MRS B F MANLEY H A STERNER ELEANOR C SEBRING WILLIAM K YOCUM JOHN LEINBACH W G NELSON D H QUAY THOMAS HEIM LUCILE P DUNN BLANCHE P BALLIET JOHN B RISHEL MARY BRAINE MARY M BUBB HESTER ANDERSON HELEN ELFERS LUCILE EVANS EUGENE P BERTIN MARGUERITE I QUIGELEY VERNA G NOLL MARIE VOLKMAR CAROLINE M MILLS SARAH MCFARLAND KATHRYN STORI PAUL LEWIS JEANNETTE OWENS G H PARKES EMMA KIESS MARTHA HENDERSON 1 REBECCA PAINTER HAYES PERSON Did I1 Qi 't O ght IQLILIAH Nhrmu Ifxmus Class OHICCFS President DONALD REIGHARD Vzce Prfszderzt SHLRWOOD SHOOTER Treasurer OTTO ECK .Secretary MARTHA LAMADE CLASS TEACHER Prof J F Nnncfuxou T671 'Y' f Y Y 1' , -, . S M 'M-WJ . O . 4 LIE, ,. A NNW-, , W W, - 2 . k Ig . K m ? 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Fnst Roxx Lett to Right Shooter Lamade Galbxaltln Hml es Speakman Top Ron Left tn Rlxzht Gitalder Schuster Reuthfnd Ender Ftk Rmtere Pxof Nancarloxx 1921 Executlve Commlttee DONALD REIGHARD EVELYN GALBRAITH SHERWOOD SHOOTER DOROTHY HODGES OTTO EOR ELIZABETH SPEAKMAN MARTHA LAMADE MALVIN GSTALDER Lows SCHUSTER RAY ENDERS JOHN RO GERS PROF j E NANCARROW Song Glrl Ixke Xou l XI mx the frlendshxpi vse uxll sever Fam would we keep them forex er To and m llfe 5 trials sore To lllSplI'6 as of wore Pond mem rxes of dear Old Hugh XX xll lmqer aS Tlme fleets hw Xl ha' es er the future unfold Hal the Garnet and Gold' CHORL S Nmeteen tu enty one hxds xou a last farewell' Frlends wx 111 you remember xx hat our colors tell' Klan sou all be worthv of the Garnet and Gold' Stanley Smlth '71 355 06111 Dear Classmates of txxcntx one Our hatpx hlgn school daxs are done Todax has come the dax of daxs Th1s IS the partmg of our waxs Let s ne er forget the Garnet and Gold The colors we so dearlx hold Honors standard we xxlll t x To hold aloft for dear Old Hlgh Let us ex er follow rxght For the good old Cherrx and XX h1te Farexx ell teachers and schoolmates all Whlle xxe go on to meet hfe s call Classmates whatexer we max do To Hlgh and our class let us be true XX hatex er max be sald or done Be lf for the honor of twentx one ELIZABETH KACKEINMFISTER The class lntends to found a town called Garngold Ou HOLMES wlll be bullt IU a GROVE protected from WINTERS cold blast The PRICF wlll he low 'lhere wlll be no RENTZ to pay In front of each home there wlll be a rose BUSCH Thls wlll glxe a GOOD appearance There wlll be cozy porches on whlch to KNAPP We w1ll have a KING attended by two PAGES The e wlll be a REEDER to entertam the young folks In our town there wxll be four IVIILLERS each attended bx a IVIETZGER A BAKER wxll use thelr flour A BREWER wlll keep us ln good SDIFIIS As our only means of transportatlon IS on CANIPBELI back we xxlll not need the three SNIITHS There wlll be a church m whxch to PRAY In the amusement lme there vxlll be a palr of DICE for ex erx SHOOTER ln the class At our theatre there wlll be first class presentatlons of FAUST A SAYLOR wxll glxe exohlbltlons of hls sklll A SHEPHERD wxll tell stor1es of xnterest to all each ex enmg ln the toxxn hall In this one of the most beautmful SPOTTS ln Amerlca HAXT shall nexer be known Fx ery NEWCOMER IS welcome T1 C11 e Cl P I I x c . 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' f '- ' , 7 5 f , :j If he Q V 1 , 325 i 4 QQ R' xx X I XX x ii, , Av? 1 f V ,A QA li. , FLORENCE AUSTIN Transeau Ixterary Department Cherrv Sr VN hxte K3 41 Class Play Florence IS xery accomphshed m the Lxter Qrv lme 'vddmg a great deal to the Cherry and Vkhxte wlth her stones She IS a very good worker and always ready and wlllxng to do any tvllll she IS asked NELLIE AVERY 'Nellxe Class Play X ou would never xmagxne this shy mnocent lookmg gurl vam but one of her favorlte ex pressxons 15 May I borrow your mlrror MYRTLE BAKER Mvrtle s favorxte mdoor sport IS hxttmg the keys of a typewriter Xou wouldnt thmk nt but she IS very fond of Klddlng fprovlded xt comes from the rxght person' FRANCES BASTIAN Frances Curtm Class Play Thxs qulet glrl IS just what you would xmag me her to be mterested 1n everythxng Her mam lnterest however IS ln Lncle Sam s Navy SAMUELLA BATTEN Sammy Emporxum Some people thmk that shadows aren t good compamons but Sammy prefers her shadow to anyone else Sammy has a warm spot m her heart for any man m a gob sult because her Shadow used to wear one The Class of 1921 Fom teen .. . 1 , 1 v 4 . V . . . - . , , .A . . U . . D . .. V - Y, I l ' '.u - gn .. H Myrtle . Transeau. ' . , , . . - .1 - - ,, - .. ,. - . . V . . , , , , ff ,, - . , , , , . Th Class of 1921 P zfteen MARGARET BENNETT Peg Curtm Class Play Peg IS a good sport and a gl gler and man ages to have a good t1me wherever she goes The only thmg that mars her happiness IS that there are always lessons to learn FREDERICK BENSON Xngel Class Play A budding voung druggxst He must be pretty good as the number of funerals has not mcreased He says he IS gomg to he an old bachelor hut as a rule when that kmd falls they fall hard ELIZABETH BLAIR Betty Clay Class Play Some of the glrls beheve nn havmg stead thxs llttle Xamp doesnt belleve m exther of those she wants a dlfferent one every mght HERMAN BLOOMER Gas Ralston Class Play llol Hello' Hello' Xou guessed rxght lts our frxend Herman passmg a group of gxrls Boys lf you are IH need of a gurl anytrme just go to Herman and he can probably m troduce you to anyone you llke LEO BOHL Llass Play Leo IS a quxef dnffident fellow but seldom heard Tax not my sloth that I Fold my arms besxde the rook Each cloud floatmg ln the sln XX rntes a story nn my bool. often seen e .. ,, - , .U V - D as V . - fl .., ,, , l ! V . , . 1. U . . . . ,, - ie-su, some in having once in a whiles , but 5 ' ' . ll ,, , He . . . ' ' ,' . , , - 'Y 'P . ,. HELEN BOVEE Helen Jackson Class Play -X hearty laugh and a cheery smlle thats Helen Helen IS verv mdustrlous durmg the summer because she vsorks for J K Mosser Co VK he-ther she wxll do lt after she gradu ates vue do not knovs SUSIE BREWER Curtm Susxes dlet requlres ham sand wxehes and she IS alvn ays m a hurry to go to lunch to get them Her favorxte pastlme IS matchlng penmes at vs hxeh she has been qulte successfull HELEN BUSCH Hunk Curtm Class Play Xxce Presl dent of Class junxor Xear Hunk IS one of the all around glrls of the class Her one falllng IS boys names that begin vuth H there IS Henry and Harley and well Hunk vull surely enjoy thls admmls tratlon because of the four Hs xn It LOIS BUZZARD lone Jackson Class Play loxs helxeves m hax mg a good tlme vxhere ever she goes Her home IS ln Readmg but she IS hnlshmg her Hxgh School course here Loxs xs accomplxshed IH the art of blushmg KATHERINE CALDWELL Kate Transeau One of Kates specxaltxes IS gxgglmg land s e wouldnt be Kate vuthout her laughl The other IS Vlfltlflg French letters to Buf fao T c Class of 1921 Sm teen .. 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The Class of 1921 Seventeen ELIZABETH CALEHUFF Lxbby Jefferson Class Play For some mysterious reason Llbby IS some tlmes called Stella Some tlmes the mxtxals NI P stand forthe term M1l1tary Pohce but for I 1bby they stand for well you all know so we won t tell you rxght here JEAN CAMPBELL Jean Jackson Class Play Jean IS very studxous and has always cher xshed the hope of honors Not only has she won dlstmctlon as an energetic Worker m class a1Ta1rs and athletlcs but also for her EVELYN CARSON Evy Transeau Class Play hvy IS a good old sport especlally when a crowd gathers after lunch to see her consume the unknown contents of a glass tumbler Evy s hobby 15 dxetetlcs ANDREW CASALE -Xndy -Xntlw shakes a mean ankle down where the battery boys hang out Hes a good sport and we all hate to see h1m exxt ROBERT CHAMPION Bob Transeau Bob IS electrxcally mchned as IS evxdent by the fact that he has a radlo outfit ln hxs apartment Thxs enables hnm to get all the latest news provxdmg he stays up all mght 11 1 1, . . . , 4 -9 71 , . 11 1, . . I . I ' abxlxty as an elocutlomst. .1 ,, 4 , . . . 1. ., - I .1 ,, ELIZABETH CLARKE Betty Claw Class Play Bettv IS the glrl vuth the beautlful blue eyes 'xou should see Bettys bathmg sult lts a beaut bhe has frlends ln dxfferent places and has won many admxrers in old Hxgh WESLEY CLARK Xxp Clay Class Play A qu1et lad but one who can always tell or appreczate a Joke even lf lt IS on hxmself CLARENCE CORNELIUS Long and slxm thats hxm A nne fellow IS he when asleep Brxght as the average especlally m shorthand Hls hlghest ambztlon IS to equal the late Vernon Castle the dancer Go to xt Spider me lad PAUL COUP Coupy NVebster wood butcher He may be lxttle but some day Paul xs golng to be a great man DAYTON CRAWFORD Dayt although not a charter member of 21 because he served m the navy durmg the war IS one of the most popular fellows IU the class He loves Ireland and the people there excludmg the mascuhne element T Class of 1921 E tghteen he U M v ' v , . . .fx Y- H Spider . 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U U - - , V Y The Class of 1921 N zneteen WILFRED DANLY B111 Transeau Class Play B111 has one faxlmg he sure loves to sung He mav be the happlest boy on earth but he surely must smg I got the blues MYRON DECKER Myron IS a dxllxgent student but wlth all hxs perusmg of books he has found txme to spend xnvest1gat1ng the mysterles of elec xcxty and has mastered many of the theorles EVELYN DENNIS Evelyn ns as quxet and unobtrusxve now as when she was a wee freshman Her motto IS to be seen and not heard and she certamly has carried xt out 'Vevertheless everybody lxkes her after they get to know her MARTHA DICE Martxe Jackson Class Play Martha hauled from Jackson and Jackson certamlv can be very proud of the line re cord she has left behmd durmg her four years ln Hlgh ISIDORE DISALVO Isy tHe Isl Class Play Isy came along wlth us shortly after he left mother S apron strung but wnll go out a full fledged Semor as he appeared recently ln his llong Jeans? .. - ,, Z I . . , - .1 -,. , l tr' ' ' . Evie . Curtin. Class Play. H Il l ' .. - U . 1. H v ' ' , I OTTO ECK Ott Class Treasurer Class Play Ott IS a good fellow beloved by all vshlch goes to shove that all who come from the farm are not hxcks FRANK ECK Ecky Asxde from bemg a farmer Frank has taken to ra1s1ng ammals Among has curxosmes IS a dog whlch IS unable to swlm Franks favor xte sport IS huntmg and he has xx on conslderable fame as a coon hunter E RAY ENDERS Ray Edztor nn Chlef of the Cherry and Whxte Class Play Thxs worthy gentleman IS the Edlt0I'l1'1 ch1ef of our noted pubhcatxon and xt xs on lnm that all the cr1t1c1sm whether just or un peculxar cxrcumstanees thxs year makes lt st1ll more dxflicult but Ray has mastered the s1tu at1on and IS bound to hrmg the term to a successful close GUMBORG ERICKSON Gunny Curtm Class Play Everybody llkes Gunny Shes always m for a good t1me or somethlng real Shes al ways gettmg people out of trouble and help mg them ln any way JAY FAUsT Clovsn Washington Class Play V! ell you know jay He IS quxte well known for saymg somethxng funny at the wrong txme Keep It up jay and you wlll probably make a great traged1an or a rag peddler But he vull probably end hls days peddllng Ice cream COHENS on the street The Class of 1921 Tuenty U .- . 7, I V . V , .. 1, - - - , .. ,. - h- - - just falls. The job is no small one and the 1 . U ,. - . , . . . , X . - - l u , u Y ' , . , , V . , . Y Th Class of 1921 Tu enty one MITCHELL FERGUSON Mltch Glee Club Someone has saxd that all professxonal men should also have a trade so that lf one falls he can fall back on the other To thxs end Vhtch has mastered the plano movmg busl ness KATHRYN ARLENE FISHER Ha H Buffalo Class Play Kathryn IS studymg expressron at the Semmary and of course has to go there real often for a lesson hut never mmd Kathryn we all know that there IS another attractlon there besides your expresslon teather ELVIRA FISHER Pmkey Transeau Class Play Glee Club We all admire Plnkey s beautlful halr She dellghts III vlsltlng State College Theres a reason Pmkeys lnterested m ensxgns MARION FOULK Freckles Xallamout Class Play Marlon IS somewhat of a tease and lxkes to spoof people She can do lt too Never theless exerybodw hkes her She has u ed many dlfferent xarletles of Preckle Cream but to no avall How about lt Marlon MARGARET GAGE Peg jefferson Class Play Peg rs takmg the Commerclal Course and makmg good m nt She ns very qulet at txmes It takes rather a long txme to get acquamted wxth Peg but u hen you know her you llke her a lot C .. - H 1. , an' I , U -- , , I ,. - ,- . . , . , . . . . . 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H U H - - -, ,- .. ,, , , v , , EVELYN GALBRAITH Evy Transeau Secretary Athletlc As SOCIHUOII 14' SCIIIOI' Executxve Commlttee Class Play Evy IS one of the most attractzve lovable and popular gxrls of our class Her ac Lompllshments are many and varled Shes one of the best gurls 111 the class to work and do thmgs and she can alss aws be depended upon JAMES GIBBONS Ir1sh St Joseph The Ing Irzsh lad wxth a twmkle ln h1s eye and a smxle on hls map He loves an ar ument especxally when he doesnt know much about the subject under dlscusslon Thats an Irlshman for you HELEN GIBSON Clay Orchestra Class Play Helen IS very talented along the musxcal me Everybody hkes Helen and she IS al vsavs ready to help work when there xs any to be done HENRY GIBSON Hank VN ashxngton -X good old scout IS Hank Xery prohclent the art of boxmg uhxch seems to be quxte a hobby of has He also has another profes sxon whxch many fellows know That IS the money lender Hank IS certaxnly some linan crer IRENE GITTKOWSKI jefferson Class Play Irene IS one of our most mdustrxous stu dents and because of thxs xs very brlght especxally m Household Physxcs She IS the shmmg llght of each of her classes T Class of 1921 Tuenty two he , u U - u u ' - 1 1 t ' . 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U n - - - w l 1 1 - ll Class of Twenty three JACK GOOD Gottaclgarette Class Play -Ks a conversat1ona11st Jack cant be beat and mth the females hes the whole show We don t know whether It IS because he parts hxs teeth 1n the m1dd1e or h1s han' VIRGINIA GRAY Jmny Jefferson Class Play Play Jmny IS our general f3VOf1t6 w1th her spon taneous poetry and songs and Oh Jmny we re just vuld about your works of art phant DOROTHY GROVE Dot Pete Clay Glee Club Class Play Dorothy an everlastmg source of merr1 ment has qu1te 1mpressed all wxth her w111 mgness to work The gxrls all envy her ha1r MALVIN GSTALDER Bucky Class Play Bucky our bus1ness man But not all bus1 ness He 15 the heavyvs e1ght 1vory t1ck1er 1n the Hxgh School jazz Band Bucky has now accepted a pos1t1on 1n one of the banks and probably we shall hear of h1m next as Presx dent of the Bank WILLIAM HAMMILL B111 Clay Glee Club Class Play -Xbout all B111 IS known for IS chewmg gum and smgmg He IS popular w1th all the fel lows and equally Well 11ked by the fa1r sex T e 11 - 1, ' ' 1 ' I , ,- 11 1 11 - 11 ' ' I 1 1 , 1 - 11 ,- 1, H namelyz the-tooth-pick-and-chewing-gum-ele 11 i 1, , . 1 ' J ' MARGARET HAYTE Peg Transeau Cherry and Vt hlte Staff Locals Our lxttle Peg has made some startlmg ex clamatxons xn stronger language than would he expected from such a llttle person :ut nevertheless she 15 wery vsell known and equally as well lxked HELEN HANSHAW bhortxe Jefferson Jolly lxttle Helen has led her fI'l01ld9 a merry chase m order to understand her and her Lharacterxstlc saucy smile CHARLES HERRICK Dxg jefferson Dxg IS very much mterested m manual labor He has often held a posltlon as stage carpenter m local productlons ANSON HAYES Anson helped make up the bulk of the class lxke all the stout people he IS alws avs smll mg and trymg some new trzck on has class mates He vull he remembered by hls srze rf not by the xmpressxon he makes MABLE HEYLMUN lNIeb Marsh Hlll School Meh belleves m the popular saymg Chnl dren should be seen and not heard further more she has taken advantage of thls extra tlme and never stops dlggmg now you vc mxsunderstood Shes not always dlggmg for her lessons sometlmes its Salt Class of 1921 Tu entu four H ,. . . . . . , , l , . . ..- - ,, , - - .. - H .. - U Fat , , 1 - .. 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' - The Class of 1921 Twenty five 'X ISA HANN Pokey Clearfield junxor Hxgh Isa came xn wxth a smlle and she IS golng out wnth a smlle Smllmg must agree wlth your school work because xts always up to the mxnute GRACE I-IEILHECKER W ashlngton Glee Club Class Play In our busy world of school studxes and ac 1v1t1es we have all had to STOP' LOOK' AND LISTEN' whlle Grace enllghtened us vuth her generous fund of knowledge GRACE HASSELL Gracle janny Webster Glee Club Presxdent Senlor Gxrl Reserves Class Play Grace has been quxetly ln our mxdst for four whole years She has made numerous frxends and spent her txme 1n engrossing knowledge and developlng her w1ll power MILDRED HERR Vllllxe Altoona Hlgh Glee Club Class Play She early lmpressed all wlth her hlgh sense of honor and wlth lt her klndness Although Vlxldred seems quxet she IS the center of a that IS Jolly at the rxght tlme and place CLARENCE HAYES Buddxe Clarence IS the outstandmg athlete of the class Although he xs very bashful the gxrls are all m love ruth hmm The class IS proud of havxng such a member u 5 5 3 n ' ' - v 44 ' u v ' u ' u cr ' ' n - . 4 . , ll , . u ' u ' 1 IDA HIRSH Idle Curtm Ida may say m all truth VENI VIDI X ICI for that IS just vs hat she has done with everybook she has plcked up She has made 1n the meantlme lastmg and true frxends DOROTHY HODGES Dot Jefferson Class Play Dot rs very fond of pretty colors but red seems to be her favorite Perhaps xt IS Vlrlght Dot has the happy faculty of gettmg her lessons vuthout any dxfliculty CATHERINE HOLMES Holmesy Curtm Class Play Holmesv who as takmg the Household Arts course dellghts ln preparxng lxttle damtxes for Ralph who appreclates good thmgs But then a certam other person lxvmg m Phlladel phxa has some say How about xt Catherme GEORGE HOOVER Gawdge Transeau Gawge IS the owner and founder and leader of the famous Jazzxp Fxve Xou all heard them Outsxde of his muslcal lxfe George IS a sharp boy When he and h1s gang tangle up a good txme IS enjoyed by all ROLAND HUGHES He IS one of the sxlent members of the class He speaks only when necessary, but when thus occaslon comes he says somethmg worth whsle The Class of 1921 Twenty sw 44 - 11 - V r r n - 1 , . u u ' 1 n v ' rx ' , u rr - 1 7 . . , . . Y . . 3 . , . rr u . . , , . v The Class of 1921 Twenty .sez en ELEANOR HUNT Teddy Clay Class Play Nlandolm Club They say that good thxngs come 1n small packages but such IS not always the case Teddy 15 xtry populnr mth all her class mates HELEN HUNT Skxnny Clay Skmny xs a glrl who seems qulet and shy But lf you could hear her vs hen the teachers are nigh Xou would know her gxggles are both long and loud And we have heard she IS extremely proud But we wxsh her success m her future career And luck xn her chosen work year after year CHARLES HUSTON Charlle Class Play He IS a good student durmg the Fall and Wmter but when sprmg fever sets ln he and hls buddy enjoy studylng nature rather than hooks He says It IS more lnterestlng JOSEPHINE JACKSON joe Clay Art Staff of Cherry and Xlhxte Class Play Joe IS werv humorous and alw ays ready with a new Joke to tell her many frlends Heres to her success wxth Dxlls Balm of Llfe EDITH JARRETT fhtes 'Nlountam Avenue Building Class Play Can you picture Dltes m a few years teach mg a flock of small chlldren 1n a Kmder garten Too bad Tlghty cant he ln that flock He IS so good lookmg and we are sure Elmer would um faxor ar n - , . , . 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I ' v ' ' v -- - ' ELIZABETH KACKENMEISTER Henrletta Franklm Audobon SOCICIY Nlandolm Club Elxzabeth IS very studlous faxthful and cap able She seldom dxsappomts the teachers Its very amusmg to watch her keepmg tlme mth her feet as she plays 1n the Mandolm Club HARRY KALEY Smooth X allamont Kaley IS a fast young fellow Always bum Makms He IS presxdent vlce pres: dent etc of the Tea Room gang He drmks Coca Cola frequentlv and wlll sure make a rlch man out of John Benjamm mf he ever paws has book account Doll Sherldan Class Play Dolls favorlte pastimes are dancmg and automobmlmg provzded she can have the back seat of the car We hear she IS plan nmg to be a nurse and we suppose she vull enter some hospital near Peabody Instltute ELIZABETH KELLER B Jackson She never burns the mudmght Oll but we wonder B IS mtellectual and a delmght to her teachers Her hxghest ambition IS to head nurse m some mce qulet hospltal WALTER KEYSER Walt Walter studles Walter works Walter 1S sernous Walter never does anythmg wrong Walter is xmmortall Amen T e Crass of 1921 Tuoenty ezght L 1 MADELINE KAMMERER I ' . . - . The Class of 1921 Tu enty nzne HELEN KING Kmky Curtm Class Play Everybody that knows Kmky lxkes her We dont know anythmg about her future but we do know that xt w1ll never be any thmg connected wlth the carrymg of dxshes because she doesnt lxke xt How about It Kmky? EDITH KNAPP Snap Transeau Class Play Snaps hxghest ambxtlon 15 to be secretary to the presldent or rs lt to LaRue Snap weve forgotten whxch WARREN KOPP Koppy Webster Captam football 1919 Koppy IS a football star He always has been H1s motto IS actions speak louder than words FRED KOSEL Fritz He came to us from Athens Pa last fall and became one of us Fred does not cause much trouble but he xs able to keep any class awake uf necessary DOROTHY KUNKLE Dot Transeau Hxgh School Orchestra Dot likes to dream while sxttmg m class and we all wonder what her dreams are lnke Nlever mmd Dot some day one of those dreams wlll come true and you won t have to bother curlmg your haxr any more u ' 1: ' 41 - 11 ' , . 1 1 , . . . 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H . 11 rr ' 11 1 -1 1 1 u 11 ' - A 1 1 - 1 1 1 - MARTHA LAMADE 'Klart Curtm Class Play Klart we are all wondermg about your m terest m Basketball as you attend all games we are no doubt rxght xn supposxng xt IS the forvs ard who 1s so good at shootmg fouls It s all rlght Mart we re all proud of him THEODORE LARSON Ted Transeau Class Play Fresh Buttermilk today' So says our class mate Brother Larson Well Ted old scout go to xt H1s favorxte pastlme seems to be 1111 mg m the country wlth a gun Lookout ERNEST LAY Errues a quiet sort of fellow doesnt say much at all but boy O boy' theres lots of meanmg m hxs fexx wrntmgs Erme has sure made good and he w1ll leave lots of good frxends behmd when the old chord box tmkles HERBERT LEINB ACH Herb Washlngton Class Play Cherry and Whlte Locals Red IS the only boy m the class who has a permanent wave xf thus applxes to boys He xs a frlend of everyone He has much ln terest m hair dressmg and haxr dressxng shops GWENDOLYN LATTEER Gwen Transeau Class Play Gwen ms very reserved and shows her af fectxons to only a few favored frlends How ever we have reason to believe that one of these on whom she bestows her HHCCIIOIIS goes to Penn State T Class of 1921 T hzrty he A , , . - . - I , L , y - P V , '. . , , ., ,, . , - - , I - - - . , , .:. . . r , Ted, don't shoot yourself. . , . , , , , , - Q H ,, - , . , . , . ., ,, .P T Class of 1921 Thzrty one HESTER LIDDLE Letty Class Play We all llke Hesters blg eyes good Jokes and Jolly ways Despite the scolding of teachers Hetty always comes up wxth a bxg smlle REXINE LLOYD Rex Clay Class Play She can make up a rhyme most any old txme She tolerates gomg to Hxgh School but would much rather go to the Drckmson Seminary MARGARET LUNDY jefferson Class Play What can we say of her She has but one special peculxarxty on whxch to harp nf she has others she left them so quiet no one knows what they are Thls one had we bet IS a mad lxkenmg for Ottos LEDA LUSK Fat Jackson Good naturecl Ieda has been the object of much frlendly fun and through lt all she has laughed wxth the rest of us Indeed Leda you ve been a general favorxte EUGENE LUXENBERGER Happy Transeau Class Plav The fellow with a lme that can t be beat by man or beast Happy IS a good old scout and IS lxked by everybody The classlest news IS that Happy IS gomg mto the med: cal professxon apprentxce under Doc Bren holtz he .. ,, I . 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T c Class of 1921 FLORENCE MAFFET Floss Transe au Class Play Floss graduated from the Transeau Bulld mg and entered Hlgh wlth the ambltxon of becommg a teacher m later years She IS a very quiet sort of gxrl and no doubt wxll achxeve great success m her future undertal. mgs RAPI-IAEL MARONY lrlsh Raphael was a modest boy when he enter ed our class as a freshman but llke all fel lows he cant keep away from the falr sex He has our hopes for a happy future MAFALDA MARQUARDT Maffy Transeau Glee Club Maffy IS an lllustrxous member of the lt on account of her mterest mn the jumor Class JOHN MARQUETTE Cow Jefferson Whoa thar Napoleon Gee' Haw' Back up thar' Hello thar' Cow hows the tato bugs Thxs seems to be hxs 3ITllJlt1Ol'1 a sc: entlfic farmer ROBERT MATCHETT Bob jackson Well cant say a whole lot about Bob for the sxmple reason that he doesn t say a whole lot h1mself But he seems to get along bet ter than some of us who say a lot Wxthout saymg anythmg Keep xt up Bob Thzrty two 1. ,, 4 . - KK ' D! 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The Class of 1921 Thzrty three BLAKE MCKELVEY Blake IS a mmxsters son but nevertheless he IS a fine fellow He IS always happy and 1f he does not have hxs lessons there has been trouble somewhere He IS among our best students and we are proud of hlm CATHERINE MERGNER Jackson Studnous' We should say so We wonder how she remembers so much hxstory And wrxte shorthand why she even takes her school notes down m shorthand HELEN MERGNER jackson Class Play She IS so very qulet we do not know her amhltxons and mterests But It was an nounced that she IS to be accompamst for the class play and we do know that she can do thls to perfectlon ALTHEA METZGER Skmnx Transeau Skxnny IS our fashlon plate She IS especial ly partxcular of her haxr Skmny has always been a loyal classmate BEATRICE METZGER Beety Curtm Beety IS also a member of that secret socxety of qulet glrls She IS mterested ln evervbody vsho IS Ernest She hopes some day to become a school marm . . . , , . l ' V y u - ,U H ,U - n rr - Y . u u MARION METZGER Metz Franklm Glee Club Class Play Marlon has plax ed hookle and a lot of other games We thmk maybe her motto IS Eat rmk and be merry for tomorrow you die MILDRED METZGER Mo Pleasant H111 Perseverance conquereth all thmgs Few knovs her ln socxal cnrcles but Mlldred IS here everw day on time She IS well lxked by all because of her pleasant dlsposltlon CLIFFORD MYERS Bee Clay Class Play Shoot you a half Beg your pardon Bee dxdnt mean to glve you away Another to Myers for your clothes Not the best but the Dearest FLORENCE MILLER Flossxe Clay Glrls Basketball Captam l92l Class Play Our Flossle IS a Jolly compamon and wuth her happy smxle has won any number of ad mlrers Although a W basketball player we know the season seemed rather hard smce she has been unable to get her usual amounts of sweets GRACE MILLER Grace Jackson She looks lxke a very dxgmiied Senior but Grace xs xndeed highly accomplished m the well known art of gxgglmg Take a llttle ad vxce Grace dont get rough while sellmg tlckets at the Lyceum Class of 1921 Thzrty four The H H , - , ' ' I ' ar . . , d - - ,, .. .. - KI ' H -Y , n s U H . , .' 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I . . . .I , , Y . . . . - ' , cr 1 u ' ' , , e Class of 1921 Thzrty fue MARGARET MILLER Peg Curtm Glee Club Xxce Presl dent Semor Gxrl Reserves Class Play Margaret we re certamly glad you re one of us wxth your ew er ready smxle and wxllxng ness to do for all around you MILDRED MILLER Pat Sherldan Class Play She loves a good tlme and usually has It but woe unto hxm who arouses her temper Mxldreds love affairs have been many but not lastxng although she was once presented vuth a dxamond MARY MOORE Skinny Curtm and m that tlme has lmpressed us wlth her mdustrlous and qulet ways Her hobby rs playmg the plano and smgmg for Fun GERALD MOORE Red Class Play Gerald rs known as the bashful red harred boy by most of hrs Lllssmates but he rs known differently on the South Sxde He lnkes School ey so well that he spends most of hrs time there MARY MOTHERSBAUGH Mary Hepburnw llle Mary came to us from the Hepburnvllle School where her father IS now teacher She IS known as the office messenger u n ' v- -- , 1 ' 1 , . . . ll .U ' - , ' - I ' , .. - ,, A Mary has been with us for four whole years - - ' - . rr u U H . '. ' z., ., ' u n ,' DOROTHY MCGLOCKLIN Dot Glee Club Class Play In her Sophomore year she wrote a note and a teacher found t Please dont thmk she IS a Freshman lf she gets lost or over ooked m the mad rush m the halls because she really IS one of the hlgh and mlghty Qemors ZELMA NEWCOMER Zlmmxe Jackson Class Play She IS such a quxet httle person you would hardly know she IS one of us Although Zelma mtends to contmue her career at Lock Haven 'Normal vue know her thoughts w1ll he ar away wlth Don MONICA NIERLE Monxe St Bonxface Class Play Mome IS noted for her neatness m ap pearance and also for her dancmg just the person for Prlmrose nn the Class Play' We vmnder xf she IS quxte as demure as that name su gests? LEO NIERLE Almost St Bomface Class Play Ta Da' Boom' Enter Almost' Another one of our comedians There IS very little to he sand about hlm as he says most of lt hlmself so why go further? HELEN PAGE Tubby Dxckmson Semmary Class Play For MAN IS a glddy thmg and thxs IS my conclusion Besldes a most ternble habit of gxgglmg and the deterrnxnatxon to have her own way Helen as very mdustr1ous Th Class of 1921 Thzrty sw u n ' . , . I . n - 4 n T , ' A 1 f ' n n n ' u - , . . . rr - n ' U U . u n ' y , , . u u - ' - H . . . . . . ,, . . . , . Th Class of 1921 Thzrty suen WILHELMINA PAGE Bxllxe Franklin Class Play Have you ever heard her smg She really has a very beautiful voxce It IS rather hard to tell just vshere Bxlhe s affectlons are een tered when there are two Jxms concerned ROSWELL PARKER Ross He belongs to that class of bash ful boys of vshlch there are many Although a good worker yet he must have hxs play at the same tlme He belongs to that well or gamzed group of mckel snatchers LUKE PETERS Slum Clay Class Play luke my boy you would make a good sllent polxceman Xou know the old sayxng llke father llke son have a new ehxef of pohce a few years from now XXL wxll probably PHILIP PETERS Phll Phxl w as the center of the sprung attractlon he plax ed basketball and we are proud of hlm and hxs wonderful record He IS a Jolly fel lou and IS a frlend of all JENNIE PHELPS Jenme Jefferson Class Play -Xnythmg to please you 15 our gay llttle lenme s pet expressxon So she has taken to vsrxtmg poetry Strange that we have never seen some of her xerses' No wonder when they are sent to entertam her salty saxlor frxends IK ' ' Pl ' ' a . 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' . ,, - n l - 1 V Te MAX POYER 'Vlax Class Play Max xs one of our buddlng muslcxans He has rxsen so far already that he can swm Prof Shxelds maglc vsand as well as the muslc master hxmself Some advxce Max vshxle performmg Toot the sharps but never get flat MARTHA PRAY 'Vlarty Transeau Class Play VK hen It comes to laughmg Marty gets the I2 cylmder egg beater She graduated from Transeau and then followed the motto of the rest of her famxly Eat drmk be mer ry and above all dont study for tomorrow ye dle CLARA PRICE Lmden Class Play X look twnce We wont tell her name But she s avs ful mee She doesnt lxke bugs Hates mlce But her mxtxals Are Clara Prxce FLORENCE PRIOR Transeau Glee Club Class Play There are only three brlght girls ln high school and Florence IS all three of em But dont pay any attentxon shes just as vlclous as the rest of us MARGARET PRIOR Shorty Curtm Class Play Look at that dear lxttle Freshman Well I should say not thats Shorty Prlor Every body lxkes to see a llttle bobbed head dls gulsed as Shorty Pnor because theres al ways a smxle on her face C ass of 1921 7 hzrty ezght .. ,U . . . . . v . 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U U - ' I , . . . , , - Tlx Class of 1921 Thu ty nzne DOROTHY PURVIS Dot Mountam Avenue Class Play Dot came from Mountam Avenue School hke a few of us four years ago When angry or much annoyed she very often says 111 a Loud bold vo1ce Darn' MILDRED RANCK 'Vlxmm Curtln Class Play Mzmm IS qu1et vuth most people but when there are Just a few you should hear her lau h After graduatlon she expects to be a clerk at Mxlleners MARGUERITE RATHMEL lNIarg X allamont carrxed on her youthful shoulders the dlg mty of a Senlor DOROTHY REEDER Dort Transeau Class Play Dorts h1ghest ambxtxon mn lxfe rs to Jump off of the Nlaynard Street brldge We here appomt a commlttee of the entxre Senxor Class to watch her do xt DONALD REIGHARD Duke jackson Hall to the Chief' Enter Don Renghard Esq A Newberry product nevertheless Don has l1ved xt down and has become Hls Nxbs of the Class of 1991 The Class extends God speed to you Don CARRY ON' P S Hes the SHEPHERD of h1s flock e .. ,. V . J - l 1 - -.. U , . H - ,, - l . . , v' , , U . O . ' 1 .1 ,, y Ever since she was a Freshman Marg has 1. H .. ,, - , H U 'Y , . MARGARET REITZEL Peg Jeilerson Orchestra Class Play Ut smxle 1n tlme IS worth nmel Peg IS one of those rare combinations of beauty and brams seldom found ln thls noble bulldmg ANNA RENTZ Sonestown Hxgh Xou don t often hear from her because she s always doxng some lxttle thmg for someone else It has been rumored though that she w11l make her debut at the MHJESKIC next wmter but you can never tell BERNICE RENTZ Bun Curtln Glee Club Class Play When Bun entered H1gh from the Curtin Buxldmg who would have thought that she would be one of our star basketball players? Yes and whats more shes goxng to be a collector of curmos ln the future She has al ready started on frat pms NEWTON RICHARDS lNewt s easy gomg manner has made for hlm many frlends Sometlmes when feehng good he mclnnes towards the scaly notes H15 favor xtes are Please go way and let me sleep and Peg O my heart he knows all about the last one even knows xt by heart Cant blame you Newt that song sure msplres one JOHN ROGERS Class Play jawn s one of the star puplls of Mr Rxshel s physlcs class He rs also a charter member of the Honorable and Mosscovered Seven Come Eleven Club Lets go to work jawn has been a prominent figure ln the class dur mg nts four years of existence and through hrs hard work and energy has put through many projects to a howlmg success The Class of 1921 Forty u 11 . , . 1 v 1 1 . , , za 11 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 v , 1 . ' , u 1 11 - 1 u 1 11 , 1 - 1 , . , . 1 ' - 1 1 . . , . Th Class of 1921 Forty one HELEN SAAS Jackson Helen rs as qulet as she was rn her Fresh man year She has never been known to waste words except perhaps m her shorthand hook Her favorrte book rs Harts -Xmern can Hrstory MARY SAYLOR The 8 40 IS especxally fond of her and IS loath to allovs her to leave xts happy bonds but 'Viary doesnt mmd m the least LUCY SCOTT Dute Transeau Dute IS a jolly gxrl She hnds txme to stud when theres no one around to fhrt wxth -Xl so she possesses a common fault She loves say DOROTHY SCHRAMM Dot Clay Class Play Dot ns one of those people who have many accomplxshments and It xs hard to mentlon any one How ever snngmg concerns us more than any other for to her has been awarded the star of the class play MARY SEBRING Mary ll ashmgton Mary has a remarkable pair of eyes They are sald to have broken many hearts She ns especxally attracted by Tmy objects m fact so much so that she forgets all else c ' ' ll l '- v ' l U H . . . U . . y , - - - I ' . to talk and always seems to have somethmg to . .. ,, 1 I . , ' ' k , . .. ., ' - A ' . ' n ' n ' I - . . , . CLARA SHANK Jackson Clara has seemed bent on gettmg lessons rather than frxends and hence xs not very well known among her classmates She has al ways been the partlcular shmmg star of the Enghsh classes LESTER SHAPIRO Let has been a blessmg to our class due to his humorous ways He has two hobbys Hooch and geegaws Lxsten Lester when I became a man I put away chlldlsh thmgs and graduated ELIZABETH SHEPHERD Mubby Shendan Her language IS so sweet and fit Xou never have enough of xt If she smxles the room seems so brxght It doesnt even need a candle llght BERNADINE SHIBE Beanie Jefferson Class Play Beanie IS one of our ambrtxous and perse vermg gxrls She has hxgh rdeals and we hope that some day she wlll realize them HENRIETTA SHOLLENBERGER John Hepburnvllle VVell well look at the latest arrival She comes from a metropohs near Bxlltown and rf the rest of the mhabxtants are lxke her, xt must be some town Class of N Forty two u u - 1 , . , u - n u 1: - 1 7 . 1 , . u - n w u u ' 1 J - - u ' n 1 C1385 of Forty thr ee SHERWOOD SHOOTER Sherrxe Vlebster X lce Presldent Semor Class -Xdvertxsmg Manager Year Book Glee Club Sherwood IS a successful busmess woman Nevertheless That Amt All She has been able to malntam excellent class records m spate of the fact that she has had to use all her extra txme m mampulatmg her huge Male Harem CATHERINE SHULER Y allamont Catherme IS one of those glrls who IS just naturally hrlght The fact that she IS brxght does not prevent her from lend1ng a hand to other poor stragglers She IS especlally fond of Xxrglls kemed T OUIS SCHUSTER Loule Franklm Manager Football 1920 Executlve Commlttee Senxor Class Class Play Louze flgures prommently m athletlcs H IS the sort of sport that you don t grow tlred of always somethmg new except his name md favorxte saymg EVELYN SEIGEL Sexgel Curtm Curtm may well be proud of Sexgel It has mstructed her well 1n the art of dodgmg work She never dodges class work however The Semor Boys sectlon has a peculxar at tractxon for Selgel EDGAR SLONAKER Ed s the boss woodsman of the class Somedav we ll hear of hxm savmg the country by trackmg down some vxllam He has bnght hopes for the future and h1s qulet efficient way of domg thmgs should brmg hun to the top The .. . H. D - - , ' Glee Club. Presldent Class of 1921, junior Year. . . . . l e . , . HEdIl. The MILDRED SMITH Mlm Shxmlty Snookee Curtm Basketball Glee Club Have you heard the famous glggle Mlm has xt Her ambltron IS to be an actress and we all know she would be successful that IS all but someone who lI'lSlStS she learn arlth metlc first ALLEN STEPHENS Squmk fPaderewsk1 dl Ixackemamnoff of Moscow? jackson Class Play the bums He IS a member of one of New berrys most noteworthy orchestras whrch IS noted for never bemg able to hlt a chord rxght STANLEY SMITH The day Stan was born 'Nlewberry applxed for a place m the Sun Stan has done made a name for hlsself He not only composed the class song but he has been appointed supreme gargler of solos LEONARD STROEHLEN Len Jefferson Len was one of our best track men last year He won a medal and took some honors He IS a quxet fellow unless hes mn hrs own crowd and then he can strmg a good lme ELIZABETH SPEAKMAN Speeky Transeau Class Play Speeky has been an mdustrxous worker for her class She IS mterested m all the school and class actlvxtles lass of 1921 Forty four A - .. .. V - V H ,. ,. . , . . . 7 . . . , , , y .. - ,, , . - , . 1 Squink hails from Jaysburg with the rest of y D Y . .- ' A ff - H . .. U , , . . . .. ,. The Class of 1921 Forty five GEORGE SPOTTS Shoats Class Play Class Wxll George IS naturally hashful but some of his experience m actxng has helped to overcome this Everybody lxkes hxm on account of hls good nature and happy smlle RAYMOND SMITH Chnp Jackson Chlp comes from Newberry so does that llttle Freshman known as Jumbo Ask any one famnlxar vuth the third street boulevard WLLIAM STRAWBRIDGE Franklm B111 IS our wireless expert He IS well liked and wxll no douht reahze our hopes someday by sendmg regards to Mars Dxck Transeau Business Manager of Xear Book Class Play When you meet Dlck you meet a fellow you cant help hkmg due to hls good nature and personalxty Needless to say Dlck wnll have a lot of frxends who shall mourn hns absence HELEN STROUP Helen Curtm Class Play To look at Helens lxttle figure gomg down the hall we would hardly suspect her future But by the way she dances we can see that she IS preparmg to appear ln Yew York some day probably m the Follxes RICHARD SNYDER MARY STUEMPFLE Stump Curtm Class Play Some people thmk Marys a good glrl Just because she uses her head for somethmg more than a hat rack but we all know that Mary has the best sense of humor m Hugh ERNEST STUEMPFLE Ernv Football Class Play Erny xs a cow boy and xf any of you girls want a real romance Just get Erny to put on his Chaps and the rest of has outfit and you ll fall hard ALLISON SYKES Sykes as the most promment member of the 4 come ll club bemg its founder treas to see you go Sykes JOSEPHINE THOMPSON Io Transeau Class Play We have observed that dunng the last year Jos mterests have been turned to the latest methods of hortxculture She wxll certainly make a success as a Gardner LILLIAN THOMPSON Mxb Sherxdan Class Play L11l1an IS one of our most quxet, unassum mg classmates She has no specxal peculxan txes on whmch to harp or nf she has, she has kept them so qmet no one knows what they are The Class of 1921 Forty su: H H - . , . . 7 , .. ,. - .. H - , lf' U ' ' - 4 - , . , - urer and chlef mspxratxon. We'll all be sorry , . N If , . 0 , ,, . ll . ll , U - ,, - I Th Class of 1921 Forty seven WILLIAM TRIMBLE Terry Sunbury Grammar School Class Play Cherry and Whxte Exchanges Our Terry boy IS noted for hxs marvelous curly and wavy halr He IS truly a ladles man Is yours a permanent wave Terry? MARGARET TURNER Peg Transeau Class Play What we wonder IS why Peg 15 so very much mterested ln restaurants Her arnbltxon IS to be a good housekeeper and we are sure she wxll be Boys whose names do not begm RUTH ULMAN Clay Class Play Glee Club We know that Ruth IS a good art student She loves to dance and It IS not to be Won dered at for she certamly can dance well KARL VOLKMAR Karl V allamont Karl IS a pleasant. fellow and hence has many friends IRENE WAITE Tommy Curtm Class Play Irene xs a very quxet and reserved glrl but a good sport and a fnend worth havmg Her greatest ambxtxon ns to be a photographer e ll II . , . . . . , , . f. U with H need not apply. , . , . 4. H Y 1 .1 .1 - I MAGD ALENE WEISHAAR Nlag Franklm Glee Club Class Play Mag IS one of the dearest glrls ln our class and was the Sophomore representative to the Semor Prom Mag IS very well ac quamted wxth a certam Rogers Whether he IS any relatlon to the John B Rogers Pro duclng Co we don t know CLYDE WILLIAMSON Wxlhe jersey Shore Class Play Clyde IS a new student at Hxgh thls year but he has made some good friends Eh' L1z zle He 15 a street car conductor and w1ll haul any of his frxends for only a mckel Stxck to her ol hoy RICHARD WILLIAMSON the Xear Book Glee Club The honorable Mr Wlll18mSOH IS the Edl tor m chxef of thls year book by a popular vote of the class He IS a good scout and verv fond of smgmg ELIZABETH WILSON Lxb Plttsburgh Class Play Lxb 15 a good old sport and full of fun She lS very gay and festlve and IS fond of overalls as vse all know Everybody llkes L1 HIRAM WILSON Jake Franklxn Glee Club Class Play Hlram IS a buddmg young V1OllI1lSt He furnxshes all the Woof' Woof' and other vselrd noxses that a trap drummer could make m a Jazz band Th Class of 1921 Forty eight e U ,, - ll Il ' ' ' - 4. ,, - - . V , I . . N f. .. -H , 1 - ' . 1 Q , . Dick . Transeau. Class Play. Editor of .. - H - H - ,, - , 'b. 1. ,, . . , 1 ' Th Class of 1921 l Forty nme ELIZABETH WINTER Betty Webster Class Play Glee Club Lxterary Staff of Cherry and Whxte Betty has a wonderful volce but declares posltxvely that she cannot smg But we don t belleve her Betty lS the glrl wlth the natural ly marcelled haxr arent you Betty DONALD WOLFE Don Jackson Don comes from Newberry and that s worse than not having any reputatlon at all If you want to hear a good story ask hxm about the llrst clgar he ever smoked Yes those Newberry Janes are all rxght KE NNETH WRIGHT Kenny always has a laugh or you mnght say a grm on hls face and a Hello to everybody Thu do sav he IS gomg wxth a Sophomore glrl HAROLD YINGLING Xmg X mglmg IS a regular chemxst or rather XX ould be He trlecl to pattern after NK altz but he couldn t blow up He lS a good fellow though but absolutely no good around the lad es e .. U V v ' , , .' ' I , . ' . Y . Y l ' ! A v . Kenny . Vallamont. t , - - .. ., , , - .1 v ,, - V 7 v ' v V . . ' 5 . , Fdx 92 Ldrgl f L tw X gt ul 1 lflW1f of lw'W F111 M11 11',1 x.-I 1' XX'.'..111: x lv l1:1YlXL 1i 11.1111 1.1 '11.1x12 111.11-X l.11'rS1i:1 ,11 f-L l311fLefb1l1 IM111 Ci'1'i2'- 811.1111 R1 1 f 11111:-1 H511 ,ull 111111 11 X-,11 If '1 Huw S1 1 -V X I .Q 1 I3afL2l1'l PEEIIIT !': 1151 lil 13-.1m15 IIx'11x I Smith Coach Lamade GIFIS Basketball Team Captfun FLORENCE MILLER Coach Miss LAMADE MARY SEBRING MILDRED SMITH BERNxcE RENTZ MARIAN WILQON BLANCHE THOMAS JEAN CAMPBELL Fzfty eme .-, 3. ' 1 7 Lf' ,.. s M I lu First Row, Left to Right --Campbell, Miljer, Wilson, Second Row, Left to Right -Sebring, Rentz, Thomas 0 5 kv' Football Team Student Manager Loue SCHUSTFR Faptazrz CARL Ewen Y 7 was A Boys Baslcetlaa Team The Champlon Team of Eastern and Central Pennsxlx ama Captazrz CARL Evuch W ff! - 2. ' ll Coach Wlxeatly C Hayei Mert7 G Hayes Sherrlf Clark 1921 Relay Team EDGAR CLARK HAROLD MERTZ GEORGE HAYES Captazrz FDMLIND SHERRIF Thls team won first place m the Twenty seventh Annual Relay Race Carnnal at the UFIINCFSIIY of Pennsylw ama Fzfty four CLARENCE HAYES CICCFODIGD De atlng ocxety Preszdent JACK KILGUS Secretary LY MAN YOUNC Treasurer HARRY SEAMAN Iwjtu five Vice-President --------- STANLEY SMITH The Audubon Society Preszderzt GEORGE KLINE Secretary BERYL WURSTER Treasurer STANLEY SMITH Fzfty szx Vice-President --------- CLIFTON COLEMAN Fifty-se' ven l Icft to R h IL t Nlello Huston IM Ielgusnn Good Parkex TIID Second Tenor First Ba ERNEST LAY MITCHELL FERGUSON Hdmmlll Rlchfnd-. o He M 1 uartette FIISI Tenor CHARLES HUSTON LEO NIERLE SS JACK GOOD ROSWELL PARKER Second B355 WILLIAM HAMIIIILL NEWTON RICHARDS CDIOI' G 1 Reserves A unique patriotic helpful educational and fascinating organization is the Senior Girl Reserxe A girls organization and an ideal one The cluh was organized under the ahle leadership of 'vliss Anne Gohrecht girls work secretary of the Y W C A Nliss Gobrecht addressed the Senior Gills on December 14 1970 and muted them to a tea which was held at the Y XY C A Fridax December 11 1920 A meeting was called januari 10 1021 at which time the Senior Girl Reserx es was organized and the following orheers were elected President Grace Hassell Vice President Margaret Miller Seeretarx Frances Bastian Treasurer Flizaheth Xllinter An important exent which took place during the cluh xear was the adoption of the Girl Reserx es Cluh pin Onlx those girls who haxe been initiated and promised to lixe up to the purpose ofthe cluh max wear the pin Qince the club was organized a delightful Valentine party was held which was attended bi the girls of the junior Sophomore and Freshmen classes The success ofthe cluh is largelx due to our cluh adxiser Miss Rehe ca Painter whom we all loxe all eomhmed here The organization is foi girls ol the Senior Cl ass lxerx week it Q ows Although out sehool work is now ended we ire not going to end our eluh work Oh' the Hood times th it ue xet to eome Lll1l1'l1lT2Ii1lN su nmei md hiking ome now xou all oui fellow students nt xou loxe it A ent lou thrilled home with us on this hi her lexel ind with h ll 5 mess he hlled IIXN F Cllesox 111 I S ll' . Y. Y . , The cluh stands for purity. nohleness. true friendship and many other virtues are - ', ,sl , ' ' ' . 'S ' 1 1' . lik-it sat, T 1--A W ,I V - K x , - , V , N f 1 I 1 ' , A - X ' '. . 5 ' Q 2 N 21 'K we C 1 '. j . ' 'X ' Do ' 1' ' '? rw ' j X ? 1 X I. L 'k' x x 'x . 2 il :NNI :ski 1 T x . Ex'1.'.' . 5 'wil fl-I li Eclitorss Explanation L16 to a or 0 1 tant4 a mg e L E 0 t rc u t e mte 1 cnt O erm t X781 n Genera tw: suppo t CCCIVC rom everxone 1 ony 1 arg part ln LA MI WOIRY YOUR HGIVIE MY STUDIO L KIM OTTO W TURNER H D L B f Ass-5 .. Nl L' awk gg I' 5 1 in Mor ' ff ' Q 0 '. H S. I F '11 1 ,- r R ' d f 3 EHCI' R' las 3 YC ' . tl ' 5 C '.5 Q ix L ' LXKI FIXI: ll INN QRIR X11 XLR j. 1 A tix-' 1' Vzxx ' , ' 1 fl, Xvw '11 'L' W' Ili u fr K- ' Hy. 7 ART SVVHOHZLRR Xl HN - A Y f' JXQ r Q AW I DOINATIONS A F Zimmerman PIankenI1o1n Stationery Ce Troisi TaiIor Inc Seiss Book Store C I7 Bolay 8: Co W T Shibe Mr Davidson E ScI1IeI1 or Co Draperies Oriental Rugs Linens W I-I S Students N X nm ii miperl mumrx imu NI fr CI-IAS E SCHOLL Th L ading St ton 4tI1 and W ll am Sls DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS ZOI6 West Fourth Street Newberry Insure Sour Car Nou Proiett Xourselt Againsr Lo s Front FIRE TI-IEFT PROPER TY DAMAGE COLLISION TORNADO LIABILITY HARRY K RILEY 'Xexxberrx Itnn 1 George W I-IHTCICI' D a I r Guns Ammunition Fishing Tackle Cutlery Baseball and Lawn Tennis Goods D SPP DG p 273 West Fourth Street P IOIE I I . 7 W Y Y ' You xxill save timv. xxwi'ry :mtl , ' iiifviic-' if you gin' IIS yoiii' 1mIc'rs . for I':IIQ'I'2lX'L'4I ui' I'i'inIe1I . 1 ' tizmls. XIII HQTZIIII -vi' I i'z1rc1'1iity St: Slit' ' You airc- Furmture and Gift Novelties ment Iiivitzitimis, Iftc. 'irc-sting Cfa s forall occzisi ns. IW XY. Ifwiirtli St., XXIIIIIJIIIISINIVI. l':1. e e ' ai or 'ii . C A , ' ' vi . v 1 1 . Y O , . f . s. ' I c IA in 7 . . . . . , . Wie make Keys, Re air Locks and Umb1eIIas, Shar n TL, Knives, Shears and Scissors. o eneial Re airing and Recover LJUILYCIIBS. A v ' h , ' .1 Four Doors Below os re Open Evenings j S RUDNITZKI DIAMONDS IEWELRY WATCHES me Street W IIIIHTTISIJUTI I tl DCII' S FIOWC1' No I I West Fourth Street Both Ph ne Say It Wlth Flowers fRI'I XIIOI DFS Cor Lmon -Me and I'I17aI1etI St XX III1 rmsport I anna FOUND AT LAST' The Iong sought for Imk rn burldmg constructxon A com pIete alr chamber throughout the IJu1IcImg Estimates glven or homes factorxes churches garages etc Granrte Brown Stone Marble Stucco and All Kinds of BulIdmg Supplies Penn a Reconstructed Stone and Bu1IcI1ng SuppIy Co Iteber Street and N C R R Wrllmmsport Pa Harder Sporting Goods Co W Herb rt Poff P p '3 If: I me S reet XX rllram port Pa AthIet1c Goods FlSI'llI1g Tackle Guns and Ammunltron B1cycIes and Canoes Toys and Games Premler Electrlc Vacuum Cleaner X great Iabor scurng apphance th1t houlzl be ln exerx home S Iml on U1 y pument I ret demon tr1t1 m E L Morgan Electric Apphance o 206 West Fourth Street BECK 8: BECK Garment and Rug Cleaners Oldest Sifest ancl Be t Opposlte Post Office HARRY BAIER Roofing and Spoutmg Furnace and Stove Work General -IOIJIJITIS 1400 XX IourtI1 Strut Cor Leeber NN IIIIHIIINQOIT I a Bell Phone I 5 Y y,,44q,k pp4qquyp4.g+y4.py+4q g..g...-Q-Q..Q--0-4 -o-0-0-0-0-0-o-o-o-one '. 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