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

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Y lip' .5 1., ' 521-1:9 Senior lixeeutive Committee Si-eoiul ltow Lovell, Jones. In-rr. ltlepfer, Grove, Mellanulilin. Kline tow l'lark. Hair, Vlinger lSeere1aryl. llill l'l'reaslirer!, Lelinian il'residentl, Miss ldvans 4l'lass Teaeherl ,, iff! 1, llr Qii -1 s Ql- '77,-fin lx l liisl I lo the Members ol the Class oi Nineteen lhirty-two: A year ago when I was called into the principal's ollice and asked to help direct the aetivities of the orphan class of 19252, I was indeed shoeked. Since then, however, I have reeovered from the shoek. have been able to gain my equilibrium, and the duty has become a pleasure. I have learned to know many of the members of the class in a very real way. I have worked with them during times of storm and stress, and when eonditions were favorable. Their readi- ness to attack any problem whieh eonfronted them and to work out its solution, their unselfish eo-operation. their eagerness to serve their elass and their school have been an inspiration to me. It has been a, busy year. I grant you. but great satisfaetion should eome to you in the realization of a hard task well done. And so, let me eongrratulate you all upon the completion of a very successful year. Ilet me wish you well in every good undertaking. Then, if friendship counts for aught, let me he your friend. Sincerely, c The Senior Executive Committee N aeeount, of the unfortunate delay foreed upon us by the infantile paralysis quarantine. the Class of 1932 was rather late in organizing. However, election returns were easily and quiekly secured beeause of the initial use of the preferential balloting system. Immediately upon the organization of the elass, the Executive Committee. eonsisting of nine persons representative of the four courses of the sehool. was selected. It beeame the duties of these people. who work with the class ollieers, to handle the routine affairs of the class. In the appointment of connnittees, students with good seholastie standing were chosen as ehairmen. The yea r's expenses were divided in such a way that an assessment was payable each month. llesides. the e x e c u t i v e ' hoard served as a play- reading eonimitteeg and. in eonjunction with the .lu- nior Executive Committee, formulated new regula- tions governing the class promenades. All undertakings met with the hearty co-opera- tion of the whole class. The Executive Committee wish- es to express its appreeia- tion for this support and to thank the ela s teaeher. Miss I.ueile Evans Mrs. W. H. Cupp Mr. P. B. Huling Miss Lueile Evans, for the supervision of all activities. Class Tl'Ill'lll'I' Class Illollier Cluss Frlfller 141

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CATHERINE ABRUNZO CATHERINE M. AMoRoso Kate Kate', Curtin Commercial Etiquette 115: Class Basketball 11, 2, 35: Pep Club 115. Well, if it isn't our Kate, With her curly brown hair, And she never is late, At a gym affair. Curtin Commercial Glee Club 13, 45: Etiquette 12, 35: Commercial 145: LA ME- MUIRE 145. Kate's nice. Kate's sweet. She's the kind thatls hard to beat. As a stenographer she'll suc- coed. Because of her typing and shorthand speed. ROBERT M. ADAMS ' Scoop Roosevelt Industrial Industrial Hi-Y 12. 3.-43.2 Class Basketball 12, 451 AVIZIUUU 42?- Bob hails from the Maples, His ambition is to become all Aeronautical Mechanic. His fav- orite saying iS. Y0U'l'9 telllng me. .IoHN C. ANDERSON ifcyil Curtin Industrial Band 13. 453 Aviation 12, 35. Cy is a happy-go-lucky fel- low who is interested in drum- ming and dancing. He expects to become famous at both some day. only weakness is a Sophomore gxr . ETHYL CATHERINE ADE Frenchie Curtin Academic Art 125. Tall and slim, with snappy eyes. A tlashing smile, and is she wise? JACK E. ANDREWS Curtin Commercial Orchestra. 13, 459 Band 12, 3, 45: Chensistry 1255 Jazz Orchestra Il, 4 . Without Jack our school would stop. And all our music would be a flop. For Jack is the school's star drummer, And he certainly is a hummer. DEW AR L. ALLEN Curtin Academic Senior Dramatic 1453 I-li-Y 13, 45 5 Student Council 12. 35. Teasur- er 145: Cherry and White 135. Associate Editor 1453 LA ME- Monu: 1353 Class Play 145. Good looking. popular. studious, and brilliant---that's Dewar. From the thoughtful look on Dewar's face as he walks through the halls. we predict that he will solve the nation's problems. ROLAND K. ARP HA rT,J!l! Curtin Industrial Student Council 135: Class Bas- ketball 12, 3, 45: Industrial Hi- Y 135. Nothing yet has made him shirk. He is good in shop, also school work. He makes friends wherever he goes, How he does it-nobody knows. LIZA PAIGE ALLEN Curtin Academic Etiquette 12, 45. Liza is the kind you rarely find. Never can tell wha.t's on her mind. We miss this lass more every day, Because she left our class one day. ROSENE MARION BAKER ffleodyll Stevens Commercial Glee Club 13, 45: Cherry and White 145: Senior Girls' Chor- us 145g Pep Club 125. Here's to Rody. The fairest of all. Shels the kind of girl For whom we all fall. Sweet and charming, Small and fair. Youlll find her like that Anywhere.