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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1937 volume:

fr- -Y -9 J WW K.A.MzZ, WE DEDICATE THIS With a thought for the future, We have com- piled the seventeenth edition of LA MEMOIRE to refresh your memories and bring before you, time and time again, fond recollections of your achievements and activities in ,ik our good, old Alma Mater. In addition, We have painted a portrait of the entire school life during the years at Williamsport High School which We hope will be indelibly imprinted on the minds of each and every member of our class. sim 1937 'YN :Nu 4.x QQ.. -1 'J-v K . Y 4- O p f.'l 1 , N,--5 1 .NA X xx' 4 1, .x -W-' f K1 .X ' In ' i1 Q J. E. Nancarrow, A.M. Dr. A. M. Weaver Prinripal Superinlemlent of Schools a Q Administration The flood of March 18, 1936 will long be remembered by students, teachers, and parents alike. In the Williamsport High School building such rooms as the band room, the locker rooms, the boiler room, and the gymnasium were completely flooded. On the ground floor the water reached a height of forty-eight inches, and in the cafeteria and kitchen a depth of six feet was recorded. The bright spot in the catastrophe was the spirit with which the students, teachers and parents attacked the problem of reconstruction. Through the co-operation of the entire faculty, the janitors, thirty CCC boys and ten PWA workers, the high school building was cleaned, sterilized, and made habitable within. a period of two weeks. This flood has taught many persons that much damage can be prevented through proper precautionary measures. In the high school, a detailed plan of procedure has been set up for each room which was affected by the flood. The faculty has been organ- ized into groups of four each and each group has been assigned to a specific duty in one of the rooms. These committees will attempt to remove all furniture and fixtures to a higher level. In addition to this precaution, new steel furniture is rapidly replacing wooden desks, cupboards, chairs and tables. We hope that another flood will not visit us but we believe in the motto, Be Prepared. AAAAMH4-gf 10 The xViHi?lI'flSPO1't School iiuzwd ' Second Row-Dan D. Kline, ESQ. fSoliuitur3, Dale Furst, Esq., XVi1li:xm H. Ilollgh fTI'1!2lSlll'0l'J, I10w:l1'd.L Heiney, Dr. A. M. XVPHYPI' tLSnperintendentJ, ll. C. 1,Pt9I'1ll2lll fS4:n:rcluryJ First Ilmv4Joseplx II, Mussor, George H. Lnnmde, Ralph XV. Thorne. Dr. Gnome T. Ritter f1'rcsi4icntJ J. Frorl IiZltZlIlili0I', Esq. fYir'u l're-sidentj, Melvin C. Knight, .Iuhn Caldwell Secretaries F' A 9 X if E ff' Margaret Shorklcy nthurinc .nlcr x ' r fb -. 59.7, f Semctary f Sep lgyy 5 N. ll S 937 , x, M Q 'N Nl Q-, The Language Department The Commercial Department Second Ilowfliiss Gr:-rss, Miss Stunt Sec-ond How -Mr. Guffoy, Mr. 1fIs-yler First Ilowffliliss Null, Miss Quigley First Ilowfllr. Person, Miss Marist, Mr. Miller I he High School Faculty E X . 1 V , K X . f. h- , K A , 1,2 A 1 I Q .a The Mathematics Department The English Department Sc-uond Ilowfllr. Briggs, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Smink Third RnwfMr. POIISL Mr. Artley, Mr. Miiuor First Row-fMr. Hoslimler, Mr. Singrley, Mr. Huetlxer, Second Row-V-Miss Deirong, Miss Laubscher, Miss Mr. Holland LUUUT' First Ilowghliss Evans, Miss Leinnzin, Miss YYend1e 12 ' V + - 5 g E . w i w The SCHTIICC IJc1l1l,l'tIIlC'llt Third Ilmvf-Mlisic'---Miss Riggle, Mr, Iiouse-1 4-mul limi Mr. Sfllmlxpfiv, Miss Casin-r, Miss Build, Sei-01141 Huw -Lihrzurinluiillss ROIIPF, -Xfifwxllss nm isinlm WHY A Q I First lion'-Mr. Balstialu, Miss NYiHi1lIilS, Mr. Derr First RUW' H ' m 'Vm's Miss lmllwsf MD' Manley, Mlss Collier V Q, 5, Q ,7uXf w- id' 0? Q 43' A N. .1 The History Department Sevollci Howgllr, Pursell. Mr. IM-4-livr, Mr. 'XVo1fe, Mr. Barthololxmw , ... .., ., H . .. H .. -U ... . .-.,,.h.,,,1, -.ff,.nf..,.f..-1.,.,,1 ,po ntl The Industrial Dc-pzlriinicnt Tlxirml Ilnw Mr. Km-rr, Mr. Iinulish. Mr, Xvilltl-VF. Mr. L4-plc-y S4-1-mul Ilowf- Mr. Iiillnmn. Mr, Quay, Mr. Knoixlur. Mr. Smith First Huw Mr. lkltlvrsmi, Mr, XY. A. Slmmam, Mr. Gilhumly. Mr. Parks, Mr. .I. 'l'. Shumziu 13 l 931 r w l 5 L ,Q .J-O Jw , I , Ikf1'Z,.f-'rf .1 '-'. ,W 2, WN. , 1 , 4- ':.b,-P. 0 fvf- . , xg ,H . 1,- .71-'-' I . A 1- ,- uw ,,..-. Hcpry McKinnon Sue Rnthmcll P1'C'Sitll'11f Vive Prvxidcnlt Senior Class Qfficers Vern Ovcrdorf George Barnes Sccrrlnry T1'0d.YIl1'Cf 0-RJUL-E U-Uv 16 Mr. C. F. Askey Fred F. Bastian Mrs. W. Ford Class Father Class Teacher Class Mother The Senior Executive Committee The Senior Executive Committee, comprising the elected ofhcers and eight other members of the class, has planned and to some extent directed class activities. They decided the amotint of class dues, carefully budgeted funds for the Senior Class, and acted on the committee which selected commencement announcements. Plans for Senior Day, the party, and the prom came under their supervision as did various matters concerning class expenses, caps and gowns, and the class song. To those who have cooperated in helping to serve faithfully the interests of our class, they wish to express deep appreciation. For their generous assistance in all their plans, they are especially grateful to Mrs. William Ford, Class Mother, and Mr. Charles Askey, Class Father. So we can safely say that our committee has had a busy season, and a successful one because of the constant guidance and edicient energy of Mr. Bastian. To him goes all the credit that this class may have won for itself in planning and completing so successful a year. To the Members of the Class of Nineteen Thirty-Seven: As sponsor and class, we have labored together for three years. Now, with deepest regret, I realize that the time of parting draws near. My association with you has been inspiring and stimulating, and I am loath to relinquish it. You have displayed great conhdence, initiative, and cooperation in conducting all your class functions. You may point with pride to your record in upholding all the best traditions of your high school. May you carry forward into your future life all the ennobling qualities you have manifested here, and secure for yourselves the success and happiness you deserve. Jfwzsf The Senior Executive Committee Third Row--Meyer, Brink, Harney, Dorman Second Iiow4XV0rner, XVi11ow, Kinkade, Irvin First Row-Barnes, Overilorf, Ratlmlell, McKinnon 17 1937 VIRGINIA MARGARET ABRUNZO HV-irgieu Curtin Commercial Class Basketball 2-3, Cherry and White 4, Commercial Her personality will reign high as she goes on through life. FAY BIARGUERITE ADE NPPGLY Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 3-4- The Grab Bag's student dancing Teacher. ROBERT JACKSON AGNOR Jack H6osevelt Commercial geerleader 3-4, Class Treasurer 3, . nior Dramatic 4, Treasurer 4, 1-Pep Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Public Speaking 4, Junior Executive Coni- mittee 3 Some may think him just a mite, But say, he's full of dynamite. Il.-XVID EDWARD ALLEY 'fDnz'e Ridgewood, . J. A ademi ' Glee Club 4 M A New Jersey lad whose winning smile has made for him many! friends. LUCILLE MILLICENT ANDREWS G'inger,' Curtin Commercial Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Com- mercial Club 4, Etiquette 2, Glee Club 2 ' Very petite, Exeeedingly neat, That's Lucille, Isn't she swee ? ELEANOR IS ' SKEY Curtin H Ec omics Che 't -4, S ior Dramatic 4, Hi-T 2 Pe b 2, Home Eco- no c ub4 Nurse first is er aim. Then to aviation to win her fame. WANDA L. AVERY Stevens Academic Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Hi-Tri 2 She'll go far in this world. ff Y! ' Little man, what now? Euan I,ARUE Ac ERMAN CHARLOTTE ADELMAN Sherry Curtin Academic Book 3-4, Senior Dramatic 4, Eti- quette 2-3, Public Sp 'iking 3, Stu- dent Council 4 V OTSWLLC it XE J nj. 'z, Snappy eyes, L This Izttlel gnl fflllvyx Sure is wise. JOHN M. YOUNG ALLEN The Baron, C rtii Academic , ass Basketball 2-3, Cherry in ' 3-4. Joke Editor 4, Senio Boy hor . . Glee Cluh 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, etar 4, Hockey 2-3-4, Math Engin -, Tennis 2- 3-4, Volley Ball 3-4, . S. Club 2-3-4, Class Play 4 Look out world, here I corn J RUTH FLORA AMO Ruthie VVatertown Academic Chemistry 3, Hi-Tri 2-3-L, Modern Events 2 The gum chewing girl ROBERT TAYLOR ANDREWS f.B0b,, Curtin Academic Class Basketball 3, Cherry an White 4, Exchange Editor 4, Cl Play 4, Senior Dramatic 4, So more Executive Committee 2, H 4, Student Council 3, Wrestling 2 Flaming youth VVILLIAM HARTMAN ASKEY ffzzizz' V' n Stevens ' ca Cherly a ua - 34, flliZ0l' 4 Class P 'P I , Class Pl h . x lc . , 1 E - Q Q av 4. Sen 'qi ,Q tic 4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi- :Q nior Rotarian 4, Junior Exe Committee 3 Here's d 'Bill that any girl would be willing to get. EDITH G. BABB Edie Roosevelt Academic Class Play 4 Oh, Edie was a lady! RUTH MAE BAER Jayne Stevens Home Economics Her silence is golden, Her sweetness a virtue. G GE WILLIAM BARNES fiskipb' tin Academic 3-4, Class Treasurer 4, Senior Xecutive Committee 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Student Council 3, Wrestling 2, Cherry and White 3-4 The little strong man from Faxon RICHARD LEWIS BEATTY Milton7' Milton Industrial Dick hopes to have a monopoly on machine shop work for Milton, his home town. S oHN T. BECK ffmckff urtin n Industrial ss Basketball 2-3 can and neat clothes are no prob- for Jack, 'Ca se he's got a cleaning works right out back. A JANE- BELL Kfsallyil oosevelt Academic C emistry 4, Cherry and White 4, S nior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Sophomore Execu- tive Committee 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 4, LA RIEMOIRE 4, TenIIis 2 Sally, W. H. sis Belle MARGARET JANE BENNETT ffpegll Roosevelt Commercial Commercial 4 To be, or not to be, She sits and wonders what to be. VERNON J. BERNINGER Wimpy Stevens Commercial Is he bashful! W ALBERT WILSON BARNES rrAZs1 Curtin Academic Art 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2, Field. Forest and Stream 2-3-4, Football- Varsity 3-4, Hockey 3, Class Track 2, Wrestling 2 Toots! Toot . H c s rn- ,pm-ups, ETHEL GRACE BARR fIEttU Roosevelt Home Economics Modern Events 3-4, Home Econom- ics Club 4 The girl with the thousand smiles, Like the sun with a thousand rays IQLEANOR CATHERINE BEAVER Stevens Academic Class Basketball 2, Chemistry 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4. Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Club 2-3-4 Have you got your physiology 111 er NIEL LLOYD BEISEL I , Bicycle' s demiq Ban 3-4, Or e 3-4 ' The only d bes clarinet pla in the High School Band CHARLES E. BENJAMIN KfBenny3I Curtin Industrial The 'math shark of the class of '37 ROBERT E. BENNETT rrBobu ferr A' C . s asketba -3 That Newberry sheik ALBERT FREDERICK BETZEL fiBuzz!J a 'c Class . ketball -3, e n WI ' n' r oy Glee L -3 2-3, o lN Eng' e 4, . . S. -3- , Wre ng 2 Curtin 'Stamps' it the Szwo 1937 Jfwfg 7 W 414551-ned ARGARET E. BE-VE GE S evens Academic Hi-Tri 2, Pep Club 2 A young lady with much poise, Who--you may be sure-doesn't make much noise. I C S MCCLELLAN BIEBER C tin Academic Chemistry 3-4, Cherry and White 3-4, Advertising Manager 4, Hi-Y 4, Math Engineers 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 4 A happy genius is the gift of nature. l BARBARA LOUIS BI IfBaTbJ1 Stevens ademic Class Basketb Hi-Tri 2, Pep Club 2- -4 She h e clad in white some To gai er fame with lots of pay. A E ETH BLOOM C t - , Academic V rsity 2 -Lv-J A i-Y 3, Hock mmw1aEl1 It's - ypsy in me. CAROLYN LOUISE. BoNHp5'F!f ,, ,Q f f 7 Bonnie . A I Curtin , ,l cad' Audubon 2, Sm - Ready fof G joke any time . I ' f BUCK BOWER Stevens Commercial Art 2, Cheerleader 3-4, Senior Dra- matic 4, Pep Club 3-4, Public Speak- ing 4, Swimming 4 Leader of cheers he was you see, Now his p1'ide's the C, M. T. C. BETTA BELLE BOWMA 2 Curtin P mic Class Basketball 2-3,' 4, Vice President 4, Ge man ecretary 3, Hi-Tri 2, St eFgCduncil 2 Just art mboy at heart X l xl! WILLIAM M. BIBBY Bill Curtin Commercial Field, Forest and Stream 2-3, Hock- ey 2, Pep Club 4, Wrestling 2 His ambition is to get out of high school one of these days. FRANK O. BIEI-IL Curtin Industrial Cherry and White 4, Jazz Orches- tra 4 The mountain whippoorwillu f I ff' J fi ' 1 fffl, 'fl f' 4 , -A , LL, WALDO Ro'rHFUss B RD f' .1 ,, . L 4' , , W'alt AJ . . Stevens V caderrllcgjfn, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Jazz - chestra 4 Let's all play like the Birdies play, Toot--Toot, Toot-Toot, Toot. ALBERT WILLIAM BOLAY If-A ll! Stevens Academic Band 2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Math Engineers 4, Swimming 3-4 Al is always willing to play a few notes more than the rest of the band. JosE-PII BERNARD BoRowsKI Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 2 o Ole Faithfn 'X A, Pwvr' .M MARY JANE BowER Emma Stevens eadem' C1 , ' i Chorus , ophomore rirls' 1 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi- Tri 2 Witty, pretty, Wise, sane, There is no one quite like Our own Mary Jane. HENRY O. BRADLEY ffHenJJ Roosevelt Industrial Class Basketball 2, C h e r r y and VVhite 3, Sophomore Executive Com- mittee 2 He slowly drawls and readily grins, Where some may stop, this boy begins. it A l ,I . JAMES THOMAS BRINK flJinlJJ Stevens Academic Class Basketball 2, Student Council 4, Wrestling 2 Man of Iron SHIRLEY L. BROOKE Curtin Academic Hi-Tri 2-3, Pep Club 3 Fm just crazy about sailors. ELWOOD C. BUCK 'fBuckey Curtin Industrial Drum and Bugle Corps 2 Bull of the woods f AYMOND B. BURKIIART evens Academic and 3-4. Orchestra 4 All work and no play, Makes a dull day. MARY LOUISA s ER Poll ' Stevens Academic e lub, t. stl ssler from the hills JOHN PW wV Cu tin I cademic CI . aslgetball 3, Student Council wlmmlng 3 Doin' the suzi-que LOUIS FRANK CARINGI Lou Curtin Commercial Class Basketball 2-3, Pep Club 4 n about town ,W- J Z. 5 X VVILLIA M RICHARD BRINK BilV' Stevens Academic Cherry and White 4, Senior Execu- tive Committee 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Volleyball 3-4 Still waters run deep. JANET IOMPSON BROWN . Carme Academic 'man 4 ' -Tr1 4 0 . - z 5 est rate- Thats w y we're sorry f' ' She came so late. , Q V ls I . ' - fl M clever, f sq 9 . HUOIILENE ESTELLA BURGER Curtin Commercial Knock! Knock! lVho's there! H uyhlene, Hughlene who? Huglllene Ou, someone else for your lessons. BEATRICE V. BURKHOLDER Roosevelt - ca ic NH 1 i I z . YERS XI. e Curtin X Academic Hi-Tri 23-4, LA MUIRE 4, Pep C ub ' ' 4. Born to Dance JOSEPH FRANCIS CAMPANA AJ0 eu Curtin Academic Class asketball,3-4-,fV lleyball 3-4 V 1' -in jigllromjz ,I BIARY CATHERINE CARMIN CiKitty!I Stevens Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Chemistry 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4. Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Etiquette 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi- 'l'ri 2-3 This strange disease of modern life --l- 1937 Q: A WILLIAM B. CARN Bill Stevens Industrial Actions speak louder than words. I . . .i S s l ll . iq O ERT ARTHUR CHAAPEL IfM'u8h11 Curtin Commercial Band 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 2-3, Class Basketball 2 He has bird seed in his hair. -TI-IELMA CHIRNOI-'F Binghamton, N. Y. Commercial Commercial 4, Modern Events 4 Bingharnton's lovely contribution to Billtown BETTY JANE CLARK Q ffBet8yL' Stevens Academic Cherry and White 4, Junior Dra- matic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Junior Executive Commitee 3, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Social Chairman 4, Pep Club 2, Stu- dent Council 2-3 One in a Million MARIETTA TURNER COGSWELL Kioogieb' Stevens Academic Cherry and White 3-4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Glee Club 2, Hi- Tri 2-3-4 What Can Literature Do For Me? MARTHA JANE COLEMAN Curtin Commercial Class Basketball 2-3, Commercial 4 Martha, is certain to win your heart with her grand sense of humor. DAN STEAD COLLINS Ravelli,' Roosevelt Academic Class Play 4, Field, Forest and Stream 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, H1-Y 4, Pep Club 4 He never lets his right hand know what his left hand is doing. A r , CX Af, , , yu f . ek. A QV I I i 3 X' 22 I If ! A CASALE pperlf Curtin U Academic Art 2, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Football Varsity 2-3-4, Class Track 2, Wrestling 2 'fShoe Shine Boy VVILLIAM CHAPMAN KfB,ill!! Stevens Industrial Student Council 2 The less he works, the more he likes it. ETTORE A. CIMINI KfEtIJ Curtin Industrial Beware of Et when his temper goes a-walking. CHARLES ELWOOD CLOKEY Charlie Roosevelt Academic Orchestra 2-3-4 Fm not saying nothin' KATHRYN LOUISE COLEMAN Kate Stevens Home Economics Chemistry 3, Junior Dramatic 3, Modern Events 3, Pep Club 3, Home Economics Club 4 ' The dancing kid I THARINE M. COLLINS ' Kitty 'te ns Home Economics e Economics Club 4 Beryl can I clerk. RUTH LUCILLE COLLINS 'Collie' Stevens Academic Genius bursts! Out of bed at five in the morn T12 dash off an idea that Just was orn. Y , l J OHN A. COLT Horse Curtin Industrial Student Council 2-3 A '1Colt in name, but not in size. Lois WATTS CONFER r:Redu Curtin Commercial Audubon 4, Hi-Tri 2, LA Msivmnm 4, Modern Events 4, Pep Club 2-3 A fun loving girl is she, Always welcomed joyfully: Her friendliness and spirit gay, Make people like her more each day. DALICE WILBUR Connv ffT0,r,,L!! Roosevelt Academic Senior Boys' Chorus 4 If you yind a tack on your chair, You will know he put it there. , . Q1-IILDA CAROLYN COWHER if t I Pinky ,' Stevens Academic xA' red-head but not a red temper, Instead, a quiet smile is hers. CLARENCE ARTHUR CRISSMAN 'fCriss Stevens Academic Band 2-3-1? Class Basketball 2, Se- nior Boys' Chorus 4, Glee Club 3-4, Orchestra 4 You look wise- b e t t e r correct that error. HELEN C. CROTSLEY Nanny Roosevelt Academic Book 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Club 2-3, Hi-Tri 2, Pep Club 4 A personality that is an alarm, That is Helen with all her charm. GEORGE CRUZE, JR. Indiana, Pa. Academic Band 3-4, Junior Dramatic 3, Or- chestra 3-4, Jazz Orchestra 4 One of the spices of Iife ,L-,f,1,.,' GLADYS IRENE COLYRR Blondie Roosevelt Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Glee Club 3-4 When Miss Gress wasn't there, What did we care- For we always had Gladys To teach us our Spanish. IZETTY JANE CONRAD IlIike Stevens Commercial Class Basketball 2-3, Commercial 4, Hi-Tri 2, LA NIEMOIRE 4, Modern Events 4. Pep Club 2-4 1'The Girl With the Dreamy Eyes ROBERT JOHN CORTER ffB0bU Upper Darby Commercial Commercial 3-4 Fonr long years has he toiled, So that he can say With joy in his heart, This is Graduation Day! BEATRICE MAY CRAW T0ots Curtin Academic Glee Club 3-4, Pep Club 2 When Toots is around, There 'is fun to be found, ,lnytlungl anytime J anyplace .' I.EE JACK CROSSLEY Jack Roosevelt Industrial There's nothing like a Model T Ford for riding comfort. ROBERT HALL CROWLE rrlgobu South YVilliamsport Academic Fungi, I riidnft know that. PAUL RONALD CUPP ffCuppyJJ Roosevelt Academic Art 2, Band 4, Pep Club 4, Public Speaking' 4, Swimming 2-3, Senior Dramatic 4 Sleep, sleep, beautiful sleep! L. , v . A 1t l , I 23 J , 1 JK' I I ' 9 3 7 ll J, Q LEONARD F. CYBULSKI Hoy!! Roosevelt Industrial Present in body but not in mind BURRows B. DANLEY, JR. KfAceJ1 Curtin Commercial Hi-Y 4 He is always happy, he is always 941115 He's surely determined to make his own way. MARTHA JAN ANNEKER l T ie Cur rig-,djl Academic b0ny2Q7KStudent Council 2 My The Other Half RAYMOND EVERETT DAYTON Shorty ' Curtin dust Say sonny, a n't 1 o' t U ? This is high oo ' ior igh. ET X. gr E ttie East Or ge, N. J. Commercial Art 2- , Class Basketball 3, Cherry an ite 2-3, Commercial 4, Ju- ' ramatic 3, Hi-Tri 2, LA ME- 0 E 4, Art Editor 4, Modern vents 3-4, Pep Club 2, Tennis 2 She is inclined to be very UC'hic E TI-IER JOYCE BLANCHE DERR EDWARD L. DE WEERDT Edition f Roosevelt Academic Field, Forest and Stream 4, Pep Club 4, Math Engineers 4 Give 'em De VVeerdts. NANCY ELIZABETH DIGGS Name Stevens Home Economics Home Economics-Club 4 Some like a pal,', but Nancy prefers a Buddy, x 2 XR 9 'Ruin E. DAHLGREN f Boots Cul-till I Commercial Au n 4, Modern Events 4 S s our Ruthie sweet and shy, one handsome takes her eye. MARPARET o IS I NNEKEIR C rh Ac emi Girls' oru 2, G md che . nni X ' lsHaf A . I . V Class s e ll 2-3, n e. . I'- l c ,. Q LAWRENCE A. If-Red!! Roosevelt Academic See Lawrence Day, yon'll like his looksg I A He's 'very stndious when working with his books. v ERNEST DE FRAIN 'ErnieJ' Stevens Academic Archery 2-3. Band 4, Cheerleader 3-4, Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Field, Forest and Stream 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Math Engineers 2-3, Mod- ern Events 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Pub- lic Speaking 3-4, Swimming 3, Class Track 2, W. H. S. Club 4 A Capitol fellow I JOY HARTLEY DE WALD IIACEJI Stevens . ' Academic 'Senior Drlamatic 4, Field, Forest and Stream 4, Math Engineers 4, Pep Club 4, Class Track 3 A'Joy to the world E. CLAIRE DIEFFENBACHER Curtin Commercial, . .4 Knock! nock! 1,-'H-- lho's e? x,g'Vg,'-- renwho? , ' Clgi e e 'fallow students, h e omes. ' V ANTHONY P. D1 PARLD lfTony1J Curtin Industrial No! Bultil. YN ROBERT LoUIs DORMAN r:B0bn Curtin Industrial LA MEIvIoInE 4, Student Council 2-4, Senior Executive Committee 4 The trout that got away was this - big. ir. L ff' ri? f Q ,1!r,A.,,..,f-1 I, f fa L 4. ILLIAM DAVID DURKEE Bill Curtin Academic Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Field, Forest and Stream 4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 3 Professor of all trades BETTY KATHRYN EBERHART Stevens Academic Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Eti- quette 2, Glee Club 2-3-4 Cute and petiteg 5 Not 'very tall, but very sweet. HORACE C. EDGAR, JR. Stevens Academic Art 8, Field, Forest and Stream 2-3, Math Engineers 4, Pep Club 2, Class Track 2 He looks as if he were a stairi and serious fellow. But watch out folks, he's gonna fool ya! 'RANKLIN EDWVARDS, JR. f'.Iohnny urtin Academic John is slow and does little charg- in, But when it's a test he comes through with a margin, if BEULA ENGLER St. Joseph's 1 ' Commercial Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4 The dancing lady BETTY MARIE EPLEY Shorty Stevens Home Economics Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2, Home Economics Club 2-4, Secretary 2 Jersey Shore is 'iDevine. CAROLYN M. DUNKLEBERGER Cassie Stevens Academic Audubon 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3, Hi-Tri 2 A good sport, a perfect friend If ' 1 AN . URRW ff ' C in Co cial 4, Mode n ents 3-4 e 'n is at the Sem. -I--J '.',,f,' CLOYD'NE-LSON EBERHART IFDIUCII Curtin Academic Art 2, Chemistry 4, Class Play 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Math Engineers 4, Pep Club 3-4, Class Track 2 .Very agreeable. The girls like him and so does he. JACK WILLIAM EDLER ffKegJI Curtin Commercial Is he bashful or is he shy? If he is, will you tell us why? LOIS ENGLE Stevens Academic Cherry and White 4 The grandest pal you can ever find. BERKLEY LEROY ENGLISH !fBeTtIl Stevens Industrial The Lonesome Cowboy A i KX I JM 'nf -I-fi DONALD WILLIAM ERTEL ifD0nJJ Stevens Academic Hi-Y 4, LA lNrIEMUIRE 4, Math Engi- neers 4, Student Council 2 All great men are dead. Pm not feelmg well myself. - 937 Q . K - H, 31, - luck f , . MARGARETTA ERTEL JOE CHRIS ESCHBACH Greta Hitler St. J oseph's Commercial Curtin ACHdCII1iC 'u 'w Book Club 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4 Slender, calm, and 'uery chic, Is sure to make the boys all click. MAXINE R. EVERETT ffM'a J Curtin I ademic Archery , 2, ep Club 4 'li 4 P Alwaysiiioiifqgztloli always wise, She's just onelsi of a big surprise. DOROTHY MAE FARQES A 'V x1rD0t:J ev 1 Cur i L iVCommercial Hi -4, Rf: plub 2 Bri ming oqer with pep and fun, As attractive as they come. Xl, ,. 5 , ,. ,4 1 is. KE ROBERT FARWELL Ro elt Industrial S r Boys' Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, XY M ent Council 3 ' Let's All Sing Like the Birdies 'S'ing. LI TH CAROLINE FESSLER ff-Libby!! te ns Academic ry 2, Book 4, Chemistry 3, ri 2, Pep Club 3-4 Lo ely hair and nice complexion, Is sure to 'win the boys' affection. ROBERT FRED FIELDS f!Bob!! Stevens Industrial Knows the residence of every girl in Newberry. I' u B ob l. 'i I I Jing K. EHTVJKBEINER .wagsdmqwqe Industrial Glee' Club 45 With no studies to do, Jay is gay. if-ff Basketball Manager 2-3 E1:erybody's friend I, I N, ' r , .. I . f f T'. JV I ' L,-f BETTY ELOISE FAGLES Weezie Roosevelt Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Sophomore Girls' Choms 2, Glee Club 2-3-4 I like 'em all. JAMES M. FARRAR ' JJ tevens i as tball 3.' ee ub 4, I ndustrial 2, Student Coun- i 2 Ambition personified JANE MYRA FEEH ER Stevens ic Audubon 2, Boo , ri 2, Pep Club 3-4 fx O y-go-lucky Jane JAMES HOWARD FICKLIN Fisk Stevens Academic Quiet, but sure to 'make his mark. l O O tl v' 7 ,' .' rf' ,f 1 A RANCIS Roo' Industrial Class Basketball 2, Swimming 4 I'll graduate get. JEANNE CLAIRE FISHER S vens Academic s Basketball 3, German 3-4, Vice esident 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Pep lub 3, Student Council 3-4 Brilliance personified , . LAURA EI.Iz I-I FISHER fKPe el! Ro ev Academic Sop e Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Cl -3 She doesn't have to fish for you, You have to ,fish for her. ALBERT Roy FLANIGAN, JR. Curtin Academic Glee Club 4, Golf 2-3-4 Our Bobby Jones A 2 - 5 ARLENE- GENEVIEVE FOGLE Mickey Roosevelt Commercial Class Basketball 3, Commercial 4 Sometime ask Mickey if she knew All the fellows from Garden View. JOYCE CHLOE FOREMAN ffnedsff Curtin Home Economics W. H. S. Club 4, Home Economics Club 4 Spirit of '76' 'Y LESTER L. FORTIN 0'-Les!! Stevens Industrial Varsity Football 3-4 The only football hero who does- n.'t have a string of girl fr'ends. - , r -2,4 ' VVILLIAM JAMES FULLMER ffspudil Roosevelt Industrial Field, Forest and Stream 4 Must be that Bill uses all his en- ergy walking to school. WILLIAM LEWIS GAGE Bill', Stevens Academic Class Basketball 3, Field, Forest and Stream 2 Lady Killer , AI ob, , N, X 'N :ARET JEAN FISTER Margie oosevelt Commercial Class Basketball 3, Commercial 4, Sophomore Executive Committee 2 Laughing eyes --hair of brown, A face that never wears a frown. DANIEL E. FLEXER Dan Roosev ,Iffld tr?Il Student 0 n ' . 2 ' l When it coges ioi tri he as no equal. JEAN CHRISTINE FORD Stevens Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Cherry and White 3, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Library 3, Public Speaking 2-3 Jeannie just adores both day and ,meg ER, s'rINE NAOMI FORNEY A Team, Ro s 'elt Academic Eti tte 4, Pep Club 4 Quiet and shy, But she rates very high. K-ni . Z ELEANOR MARY FRITI-I Frithie Curtin Academic Audubon 2-3, Cherry and White B-4, Senior Dramatic 4, Sophomore Ex- ecutive Committee 2, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, President 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Presi- dent 3, Public Speaking 2 Life's just a bowl of happy homes ,' Virgil, and Mr. Smink for our Eleanor. BIILDRED VIOLA GABEL 'iClark Roosevelt Commercial Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Club 2-3-4 Watch out, Kate Smith! JAMES R. GAMBLE Jimmie Roosevelt Academic Cheerleader 3, Field, Forest and Stream 4, Math Engineers 4. He never Gambles with the girls. -U 937 -9 VICTOR ALFRED GARDNER A dmiralu Stevens Academic Hi-Y 2-3-4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Modern Events 3, Pep Club 2, Wrestling 2 True love 'never runs smooth. I 1 . ', WILSON PRIOR GIBSON Curtin 1 g Qqmmercial Art F-3-4, Class 'frack 2, Wres- tling 2 Future Joe Louis CARL GLADEWITZ 1 Wimpy . Curtin Industrial The whispering alto LEQ ONALD GODFREY I Dj r Stev I Academic lirzi 3, Yieltl, Forest n rea 2, 1-Y 4t5Student Council M, Man' er Foo all 2-3-4, M8ll389l' Track And how he manages! EARL HARRY GOODBROD IfGoody!l Roosevelt Industr'al My Just as good a e sounds. THOMAS LITTLEY GRAFIUS fiTom!! Montoursville Industrial Swimming 4 I wonder why he comes all the way from Montoursuille every day. MARY M. GREENSWEIGHT uP,i'g WU: th Williamfport Academic mercial L, Wu, , . Xi urly Top via -4 u xi 4 'X N x. DOROTHY BIAE GIBSON ff-Dot!! Curtin Commercial A little bit of personality ll-1-U ' .fd 1 1 HARltI 0MI GILLESPIE Stevens Commercial Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Commercial 4, Ju- nior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4 She demonstrates. ROHN JOSEPH GODFREY J.Yx 6 Jackie ,ie d, For t and Stream 2-3-4, Stu- dent Councl 3-4 My Mari Godfrey Sw g Industrial KENNETH E. GOLDY Goldy Roosevelt AcadeQc Chemistry 3-4, J gy Dramatip 3 P Cl b 4,'P bl k' 4 J- ep u u nirgl Kenneth Gold! t. boy from the sticks, But oh. how 'he knows the city tricks. f , X X ' x,d'7'7,a..f.f JORIS ELLEN Goonmcx-1 Roosevelt Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Cherry and White 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Glee Cluh 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 2, Orchestra 3, Swimming 2 In the flesh this little girl Is just a shadow of herself. R41 Y LOQIISE GREEN ' I' Wheezer Curtin Academic Etiquette 4, Modern Events 2, Pep Club 4 Very quiet and very shy, Q Better be careful, it may be a lie. LESTER L. GREEvY ' fILes!l Curtin Academic Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Varsity Football 3-4, German Club 3-4, President 3, Student Council 4, Tennis 3, Wrestling 2 Everything is 0 Kay by Greevy. RUTH FLORENCE GRENINGER Roockie Curtin Academic Glee Club 2, LA MEMOIRE 4, Student Council 4 An artist witba good dgs-position I Yea, f cw I .. RAYM GRIESS HR you 3 Stevens ercial Senior Dramatic 4 Tarzan DOLLY LOUISE- GRIGGS Shorty Stevens Home Economics Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Modern Events 2, Pep Club 2 Short but sweet f,,,Al.nA , LJ HAZEL IRENE GROVE Stevens Academic Book 4, Etiquette 2, Hi-Tri 2-3, Pep Club 4 The eyes have it. PHILIP O. GU!I.LAUME ffphilv St. JOseph's Industrial He put English Center on the map. JAMES H. HAFER IIJimJJ Roosevelt Industrial Student Council 3 The blond who hasn't much to say. f - f' . , 1 ,L DITI-'I BIIRIAM HALL xl Gini er ' Roosevelt f' Aca' Iic Book 2, Hi-Tr,2 Pep 1111. -a Y,'E,e ody's pa in i 1 , 2, X NAOMI RUTH GREISHABER Nomie Curtin Commercial Commercial 4 A good-natured pal, And full of fun, If a true friend you want, She is the one. IRENE GRII-'FITH R one Roosevelt Commercial Irene Griffith, 'very shy, Always happy, I wonder why? GEORGE CARL GROSSGEBAUER Morton, N. Y. Industrial German 3-4, Student Council 2-3-4 The speed rIemonf60 miles an hour on bicycle MARGARET LOUISE GROW Blur-qiei' South VVilliamsport Academic Hi-Tri 2-4, Pep Club 2-3-4 ,There's something about a sol- dier, in Virginia. MARY ELLEN GULLIVER fililegll Curtin Academic Class Play 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4 Gentle-woman PRIMROSE BEVERLY HALL Stevens Academic German 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Pep Club 3-4, Stu- dent Couucil 3-4 Quiet and sweet, Refined and neat X N? .JJ1 u' BURTON HAMMER ffBud!! Curtin Academic Archery 2, Audubon 2, Class Bas- ketball 2-8, Book 4, Cherry and White 4, Field, Forest and Stream 2-3-4, First Aid 3, ockey 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, P . bli 'Speaking 4, Swimming -4 as- I , 1937 QA-MN 0 WILLIAM F. HANEY ffzmrf Stevens Industrial Band 2-3-4, Senior Executive Com- mittee 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Orchestra 3-4, Student Council 2-3-4 Yes, he has a weakness-chewing gum. HELEN S. HAUKE Chubby Curtin ademic Good-nature cl c 1 al- ways with a s l HAROLD EDWIN HAZEN Curtin Academic Band 2-3-4, Chemistry 3, Junior Dramatic 3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Math Engineers 2, Orchestra 4, Jazz Orchestra 4, Class Play 4 He wears a smile In length a mile, For all the girls in every aisle. WILLARD OSCAR HEFFNER Willie Curtin Commercial Art 3, Golf 3, Pep Club 2, Volley- ball 2 The mighty nut K BERNARD PAUL HENRICIJS Bernie Stevens Industrial Band 3-4, Chemistry 2, German 2, Orchestra 3-4, Jazz Orchestra 3-4 In the halls he can be found, Until there are no girls aroun . H- ' I ANN LOUISE HERRICK 1 . , Annie Stevens Q' Academic Archery 2, Class Basketball 2-3, Cherry and White 4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Pep Club 3, Swimming 2 Swing Time N4 Q DONALD R. HESTER Ag v 6 Don Roosevelt Industridli Industrial Hi-Y 2 Too young to be so Uhenpeckedu ,X MARGARET M. HANLEY fipegb' St. Joseph's Commercial Hi-Tri 2-3, Pep Club 2-4 ye, Eye, Sir! l7?f-'1 -'ff' MARY M. HAUPT Tools Stevens Commercial Class Basketball 2-3, Orchestra 4, Pep Club 3-4 Our little cloud with a silver lining CAROLINE RUTH HEFFNER Carrie Curtin Commercial Cherry and White 4, Commercial 4 Blond hair, blue eyes, Very sweet, very wise, . f ELWOOD NIERRIEL HEIVLY SouthWilliamsport Industrial Class Basketball 2, Industrial Hi-Y 2,Student Council 3,VarsityTrack 2 He will have to get a bigger car the next time. DONALD 'PHORNE HEPLER 'jH e p ' sevelt strial r al H Y Don's pet s bjects-electricity and poultry. , gg 64 5,-!'i5.,a' , rf , B OB RT H NOLD HERZ 7 f ,f 2.4 - fsre NF Leave the key out, mother. LIARCIA ELLEN HETTINGER Roosevelt Commercial Commercial 4, Library 3 Small and shy, Always pleasing to the eye. am THEODORE WILLIAM HINAMAN r:TedyJ Roosevelt Academic Archery 2, Aviation 2, Book 3, Chemistry 3-4, Hockey 3, Pep Club 4, Wrestling 2 High's practical wise cracker JEANETTE ELIZABETH HOMAN Janet Curtin Commercial Commercial 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 2 Always laughing never blue, That's Jeanette th r 0 u gh and through. WILLIAM HENRY HOUGH, JR. 'fBm'f ' Stevens Academic Hi-Y 3-4, LA MEMomE 4, Business illflanzgger 4, Chemistry 2-8-4, Audu- on Then Tse the dawn- , , CLARENCE WATT HULING, JR. ff-Deacli Curtin Academic Audubon 2, Class Play 4, German 4, Golf 3 orn 30 years too soon MJ ' ROBERT FREDERICK HURLEY Barney Google Stevens Industrial Field, Forest and Stream 2-3-4 Greased lightning 'iff 'asa . HUSTED Buck Benny in Industrial dustrial Hi-Y 2-3 lt's Been So Long. ELOISE IRVIN Curtin Academic Cherry and White 4, Senior Execu- tive Committee 4, German 3-4, Hi- Tri 2-3-4, Vice President 3. Pep Club 2-3-4, Student Council 2, Swim- ming 2 Just My Bill. MoRToN HIRSI-I ffM'ort7J Curtin Academic Chemistry 3, Cherry and White 4, Business Manager 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Ten- nis 2-3-4, Public Speaking 4 W. H. S. future salesman HARRY S. HOPKINS ffHappyJI SouthWilliamsport Industrial The potato king JACK H. HUEFMAN Stevens Commercial 'itlurbstone Cutie . I , it M ' 4, -..4.,,,.,- -lflr Ll I , JEAN ROBERT HULING If-Bob!! Stevens Academic Art 2-3-4, Audubon 3, Cherry and White 3-4, Art Editor 4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 3, Pep Club 2-3 The master hand at art LEONARD Ii. wITz t ic rc ery 2, Class Ba ketball 2-3-4, Field, Forest and Stream 2-3-4, First Aid 3, Math Engineers 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Tennis 3-4, Wrestling 2 Consider the unseen 'values WALTER HUYCK Roosevelt Commercial God's gift to women 1 MEYER JANET ffMickIJ Stevens Commercial Archery 2, Field, Forest and Stream 2-3-4, First Aid 3, Wrestling 2 Dnncingfs his passion, He does his steps in the latest fashion. 937 an Q ' new .R ,N 2 'V I!! xx , SAMUEL J. JANET KKSam!! ' Stevens Academic Audubon 2-3-4, Book 3, Class Play 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Pep Club 2, Public Speaking 2 Many fail where he succeeds. MAZRI5 Ac M11rgie ' Curtin Academic Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Modern Events 4, Pep Club 2-3-4 The chimes from the xylophone thrill me through and through. HUBERT STORER JoPsoN Nllubej' Curtin Academic Hi-Y 4 Cheerful, quiet, unobtrusive, Good marks to him are not elusive. -r CLARA VIRGINIA KAISER ::Gin,19s: ' Annapolis Mdf' 4- Pardon my Southern twang. MARTHA M. KATZMAIER Mclrtie Pen Yan, N. Y. Academic Class Basketball 3, Junior Dramatic 3, Hi-Tri 3 Where have you been all our life? BERTRAM LEROY KEELER 4 'fBert Curtin '.,,,, Academic As far as hunting is concerned, Daniel Bonne had nothing on him. JOHN AUSTIN KENNEDY 6IDuke!! Stevens Academic Art 2, Band 2-3-4, Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hockey 4, Orchestra 2-4, Jazz Orchestra 4, Tennis 2 What the well-dressed man is wearing. I J' gr 1. FRED F. JENNINGS H8 C139 - Curtin Academic Band 2-3-4 Romeoi1937 Model MARGARET LOUISE JONAS ffpeggyll Stevens Academic Class Play 4, Hi-Tri 2. Pep Club 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4 She's jolly, she's tall, She's friendly to all. - X 'P L .1Lf,f.1, Jiffnaf V ifs L.. A, PEARL ELOISE KAELBERi Curtin Commercial Senior Dramatic 4, Sophomore Ex- ecutive Committee 2, Hi-Tri 2-3 A winning way, A pleasant smile fy., U'L9a f,LLg. BETTY L. KANE Curtin Commercial It's Betty Louise I'm writing of, The girl who never falls in love. J uf X of exe.-Xbno'Fl-rio JOHN P. D. KAUFFMAN Jack Curtin Academic Chemistry 3, Class Play 4, German 4, Golf 2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3, Pep Club 4, Public Speaking 4, Student Council 4, Swimming 2-3-4, Tennis 3-4 Leave it to Jeeves . nz I il I EARL M. KELLEY ' Kelley Roosevelt Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Varsity Foot- ball Manager 2, Class Track 3 Present today and tardy tomorrow, Never a care and never a sorrow LAWRENCE P. KIESSLING Curtin Industrial His time is precious, So he would rather run than walk. I Z'- W . Q W, EVEL N ELIZABETH KILLAM Stubbyl' Curtin Commercial Cherry and White 4, Commercial 4, Vice President 4 Deeds, not words CLARA VIRGINIA KINKADE Curtin Academic Chemistry 3-4, Cherry and hite 3-4, Senior Dram ' 4, Hi-T ' -3-4, A'MMoIE4,.e u --4 A , e I0 xe u ive mittee 4 Quelle petite lille! CLAIRE CHARLES KLINGER, JR. rfIz,,y:1 N Roosevelt mmercial Band 4, Class Bas et all 2, Junior, Varsi Basketbal 3, First Aid 4,1 A , r a sorr.o'w 1qevet!3,'r:1'5'eq ! H, his-ely to dylap anywhere. 1 ' f V' e resident 4 LIARKIN ROSELLE KNIGHT Iigagll Roosevelt c emic Seni s' Chorus 4, Dra- ma ' Play 4 'or Dra- tic rsity Foo a , lee u -4, I- 4, H , 3, r R ia 3-4, ' ent 4, Stu- dent Icil leyball 3-4, Class Ba tball 2- Now watch this, fellows! JEAN KocH f'Jea11ie Curtin Commercial Commercial 4 . Seen, but not heard ROBERT VV. KONKL r:B0bn Stevens Academic Band 2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Math Engi- neers 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4 What's the matter now? LAURA JEANETTH KRAMER Otirtin X, A Commercial Orchestra 2, Pep Club 2-3 127.15 I If IJ r f' No Other One 1' ' A . . r J I f ,-,elf V ' I N..--' ,U , 1 LURA :LOUISE KIMBLE Weezer Stevens Commercial Audubon 3, Commercial 4, Pep Club 3 Tum are always better than one. -AC. JEAN M. KLINE A- Jeanie Cugiinn Academic gherrykand WlIiteM4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, .ecretary 4 A EMoIRE 4, Pep Club 2-QP1 J'J-I Though . e sighs at many, she Im-es but on A 4 Y. WILL M Uls KNAUBER x , i o elt Academic istry ath Engineers 4, Pep ub 4 ' ean't fool me, l'm too ig- nor t. I H. KNITTLE fIBobJ! I t. Joseph's Academic Band 2-3-4, Field, Forest and Stream 2, Industrial Hi-Y 2, Or- chestra2 e Mr, Harding, please open my locker. I forgot my key. HELFIN LIARGUERITE KOEHLER 'IS-I ee p y Stevens Academic Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Junior Dramatic 3, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 2, Orchestra 2-3-4 Jlusic hath charm! So does Helen, when she tickles the iuories Q1 chapel. s l'1ll-Put Stevens Academic Cherry and White 4, Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Glee Club 4. Junior Ro- tnrian 3-4, LA lui-IIWOIRE 4, Student Council 3 What a lad for some Zassie! ELIZAIIETII J NE KREAMER X A tty-1 Curtin X Q Academic Cherry ms Wllite 4, .lunior Dra- matic 3, or Dramatic 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep dub 2-3-4, Public Speak- ing 2 Soul 1, holds Solomon in- teres or e ty. M I- n 3-7 U L CHEMAYER ' f'Lu1af' . ens Industrial Band 3 He's sleep-and-eat minded. ROBERT HOPKINS LAMASON fKB0b.U Stevens Academic Chemistry 2-3-4, Cherry and White 3, Junior Dramatic 3, Junior Ex- ecutive Committee 3, Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Glee Club 3-4, Hi-Y 3, LA MEMOIRE 4, Photo- graphic Manager 4, Tennis 3 Brainy, and a swell fellow to have around JOSEPIIINEN A. LATINI f!J0e!J Curtin Commercial Commercial 4, Library 2-3-4 f'Joe is the librarian's helpful typist. RAE H. LEI-IMAN Roosevelt Home Economics Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Swim- ming2 j Small Job helm. JAYNE E. LEIBENSBERGER Dutchi' Curtin Academic Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Senior Dra- matic 4, Hi-Tri 2-8-4 Pep, Vim and Vigor ABERDEEN LEPLEY Deenie Curtin Academic Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, German 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Libra.ry 2-3, Vice President 4 No one could have a better friend, Or ever know- U A sweeter or truer personality. JULIA AGNES LIBERTI Julien Jersey Shore Commercial Commercial 4, Library 3-4 Silence reigned. WILMA M. LAFEVER Curtin Commercial Commercial 4 The small trombone R ELEANOR LAPE Academic ass tlill 2, Junior Dramatic 3, Sen if ramatic 4, Pep Club 3-4 Allxgood things come in small packages. VALLORY H. LAUGI-INER Stevens Academic Cherry and White 3-4, Public Speak- ing 2-3, Swimming 3, Tennis 2, Wrestling 2 . Man of few words ,. 1 . BETTY MAE LEIBENSBERGER Curtin Ho o ' ' Class Basketball 2- , emistry 3, Cher an hite 4, Senior Girls' Cho 6 , . ce P sident 3, Se o A11-.i 4, Ju r cufj'.j tiv v- Itte 3, Sopho c- uti e 4 mit , ' -3-4, A MEMOI 4, P o y king 3, u- den i n ' - , Secretary 4 Big, 1 eyes, An curly hair, Also a smile that spreads Sunshine everywhere. WILLIAM EDWARD LENTZ Bill Curtin Industrial Sophomore Executive Committee 2, LA MEIvI0InE 4, Student Council 3-4 At meeting girls, he's not so hot, But when stud ing lessons, he Just can't stop. I ' ARD W on LE EY ND ki! Curtin Academic Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Jazz Or- chestra 3-4 l'm on Ivy'.s line, Lepley, and I want to use the phone once in a while. LARANA SYLVIA LIDDICK Rana Curtin Commercial Commercial 4 Quiet, timid, and very shy, Want to know her, so do I. qu was I YN, 'x 1 FLORENCE E. LIVERMORE F'lossie Roosevelt Academic Book 2, Modern Events 2 A demure miss, although she does have red hair. CHARLOTTE P. LONGENBERGER ffsallylf Curtin Home Economics Junior Executive Committee 3, Pep Club 2-3 Small but sweet, Carft be beat, That's our Sally. EDNA Lo'r'r Eddie Stevens Commercial Cherry and White 3-4, Commercial 4, President 4, Pep Club 3-4, Stu- dent Council 3-4 A very quiet girl and does she know her bookkeeping. IVY L. LowDERM1LK Stevens Academic Book 2, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Library 3, Modern Events 2, Pep Club 2-3-4 ffralk of the town R . LUNT C rtin Academic C e ' r . Vice President 4, Hi-Y 4 u er 4, LA MEMo1RE 4, Math rs 4, President 4, Student Vounc' 2-4 Studi us and a rapid worker, Always finished before the rest have started. SHIRLEY RUTH MARKLEY Squirrley,' Curtin Academic Archery 2, Senior Dramatic 4, Hi- Tri 2, Pep Club 2-3-4, Swimming 2. Class Basketball 2-3 One package of school spirit ,7 f A, W R. D.'MARTIN Q ffDick!J Stevens Industrial A test on Friday, so Friday he is sick. CLARABEL Z. LOGAN rr Curtin ' 1 I Aca emic emistry p'l1on1o Executive y 1 i , -Tri , A MEMoIRE ub 2-3-4, Stu nt Council 2 A , Ham' -let has proved to be of great interest to her. ANNE- ADELE Lo Anni Stevens Academic Class Bask 2-3, Senior Dra- tic 4, -Tri 2, Library 2, Pep 4, Swimming 2 Be gone, dull care! M ,ARE ELEANOR LOVELAND Peggy . Roos v ,. Commercial Class' MW 3, Senior Girls' Clioruvk, So ore 1orus 2, Glee Clu -3-4. Hi-T . I u Peggy likes birdsgii Particularly Bo - VELDA MAE LUCAS Roosevelt Home Economics Pep Club 4, Home Economics Club 4 A sweet quiet girl With a willing air,' Her eyes are blue, Her complexion fair. LoUIs BIALKIN Lab el , , J Curtin Meade I Audubon 3, Book 3-4, Chemistr lunlor DF'Im'ltlC 3 Senior Dramati 4. First Aid 3. Pep Club 3 ,f ,-It Spanish, Louis is a flop, But in dramatics he hits the top. GERALDINE LIARIE BIARSHALL fKJeTTyl! Stevens Commerciall Library 3-4 Jil . J' ' Blue eyes, dark hair, . Q She's one's pal, x ' Always plays fair. ' iw JOHN THOMAS MATT EWS Johq T 7'7l.Ji mtv: Curtin Academic Audubon 3-4, Book 3-4. Chemistry 4, Field, Forest and Stream 3-4, First Aid 3, German 3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Math Engineers 3-4, Pep Club 3-4 A modern Missourian 1937 JOHN VV. LIATTHEVVS 'rfifflfln Roosevelt Academic Audubon 3-4, Book 3-1, Field. For- est and Stream 3-4, First Aid 3, Varsity Football 3--l-, Hi-Y 4, Math Engineers 4, Student Council 3, NVrestling 2 He Mae be one of the Jones boys. GLADYS JANET BICCLOSKEY Coppin Stevens Academic Pep Club 4 Gladys is little, dainty, and sweet, The kind of girl we all 'want to meet. RICHARD CARL MCCOY X'- ABMU I f' Stevens Academic ' Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Glee Club-4, Hi-Y 3-4 -- Wake Up and Live! - SAMUEL VV. MCGARVEY, JR. Sam Stevens Academic Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, LA lWlEMOlliE 4 One of those steady men BETTY JANE BICRIICIIAEL ffnzifkeye Curtin Academic German Club 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4 Always Ro-Ro-Roland along BETTE JANE BIECK Curtin Academic Hi-Tri 2-3-4, LA AIELIOIKE 4, Pep Club 4 Little Betty laughed and laughed because she knew her name was really Audrey. DICK H. MERRELL Big Wi111,p Jersey Shore Academic Archery 2, Art 2-3-4, Audubon 4, Class Basketball 2, Chemistry 2, Field, Forest and Stream 3, First Aid 4, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Hock- ey 2, Pep Club 3, Class Track 2, Wrestling 2 Richard Merrell is the gentlemanhs name, , And on the gridiron he won his fame. VIDA IMOGENE RIAY Jean Curtin Commercial Archery 2, Commercial 4, Etiquette ZZ--1. Hi-Tri 2-3-4, LA NIEAIOIRE 4, Modern Events 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Public Speaking 4 Oh! for the love of Pete JACK LICCOY ':'1'im Stevens Academic Hi-Y 3, Hockey 3-4 You ought to see this Hpeanut mi the ice, with a hockey stick in his hfmrl. JACK DAVISON LICEWVEN Shanti - Curtin Industrial Band 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3, Field, Forest and Stream 3-4. ls my face red? 1iENIlY JAMES MCKINNON IIank Roosevelt Academic Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Class Presi- dent 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Junior Executive Com- mittee 3, Senior Executive Commit- tee 4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Y 2, .lu- uifmr Rotarian 2-3-4, Student Coun- ci 4 He wins by a smile. IJANIEL T. LICNEIL D a n ny Curtin Industrial The vagaborld lover E AB TH J . BIERRELL A - yn u tix Commercial Archery 2, Audubon 3, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep Clu 2-3-4 Blond hair, pretty eyes of blue, I wonder if Johnny has noticed this too. CHARLOTTE L. MESSPIRSMl'PH Curtin Commercial Audubon 2-3, Class Basketball 3, Commercial 4, Treasurer 4, Eti- quette 4, First Aid 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Modern Events 4, Pep Club 2-3-4. Public Speaking 4 We hear a familiar phrase, Wait, here I comen? It's only Charlotte, after The last bell has rung. FLORENCE E. MESSNER Floss Stevens Academic Audubon 4, Pep Club 3-4 A good sport- ' I Sparkling with wit and satirical UWM humor. 7, THOMAS O. MEYER fKT0m!J Stevens Academic Cherry and White 3-4, Make-up Editor 4, German Club 3-4, Presi- dent 4, Math Engineers 4, Student Council 4, Wrestling 2, Senior Ex- ecutive Committee 4 This is my theory+l- ARTHUR EUGENE. MILLER . .'l,7'9'e'Wf'f . Curtirbyf I C Industrial Slow motion itself ' f l Mug LER ' I hicil Curti Commercial F iller, 'fC'hic for short, s another of the ladies' sort. PEARL CHRYSTINE MILLER Pete Roosevelt Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 2, Pep Club 2, Swimming 2 Flash!!! News- Small town girl makes hit in Du- boistown! FRANCES H. MINTzER ffFran!J Curtin Commercial Pep Club 4 She likes hair the color of red And never let it be said, When she's at a party, she's dead. J. NEAFIE MITCHELL, JR. fflviftyll Canada Academic Archery 2, Chemistry 4, I-Ii-Y 3-4,i 4 Hockey 3 , ' Can be found any black f there's a pretty girl I Q , 1 U' Qi! rio' ' t 37 ROBERT ME-TZGER f!B0bJ! Curtin Industrial May I be excused? I don't feel well. It's Friday again. JOHN ALFRED MIKUSINSKI, JR. ffnmkeyr Stevens Industrial Band 2-3-4, Chemistry 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 2, Field, Forest and Stream 4, German Club 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Math Engineers 4, Orchestra 3-4, Jazz Orchestra 4 Pray that the lights go out. JEAN DELORIS MILLER Curtin Academic A on 3, Chemistry 4, First Aid 4, ri 2-3, Pep Club 2-3-4 W 'itll a modern girl still blilshes. MELVIN W. MILLER r:MeZ:1 Stevens Commercial First Aid 4, LA MEIvIoIRE 4, Modern Events 2, Orchestra 2, Pep Club 3-4 King of typists ,I h RUSSELL W. MILLER IIRMSSJI Curtin ' c A I' ec e and 3-4, C . 11 2, German Club 3 , Orchestra 2-3-4, Swimming 3, Tennis 2-3 Love me, love my motorcycle. S s . 6' W f' f M - pvssfylms- wwf-ff 'W F X Dave South Williamsport Industrial Class Basketball 2, Field, Forest and Stream 2-3, Student Council 4, Swimming 4 The George Rafti' of the ma- chine shop KERMIT M. MITCHELTREE Crumb Roosevelt Industrial Industrial Hi-Y 2 Our silent defender 931- s --il 1- X LA IX flM,ick J! Stev Academic K udub s, Basketball 2, C m1 t 4, Ghe y and White 4, la ay 4, AJun r Dramatic 3, S i Drama ic 4, First Aid 4, Se t y 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, LA ME- Mo1R , Modern Events 4, Pep Club 3-4 The girl with the laughing eyes BETTY ARLENE MOORE- urtin Academic Chemistry 3-4, Cherry and White 4, Class Secretary 3, Class Play 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dra- matic 4, Junior Executive Com- mittee 3, Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, LA ME- MOIRE 4. Activities Editor 4, Pep Club 2, Swimming 2 She's got a mind of her own. JOHN FRANKLIN MooREHEAn Blowharol Stevens Academic Archery 2, Band 2-3-4, Cherry and White 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 2, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Jazz Or- chestra 3-4, Swimming 3-4, Class Track 2, Wrestling 2 Horn, where are you taking that little boy? Shorty Roosevelt Academic Etiquette 4, Pep Club 2-3-4 Can I giggle! CLEDA ALVERDA MYERS HARRIETT MARIE NEFF ' ' Hiet Curtin Academic Chemistry 3, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Senior Dramatic 4, Ger- man Club 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi- Tri 2-3-4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Pep Club 2, Tennis 2 Won't someone buy me a real car? DoLoREs G. NEISWENDER Dada Curtin Academic Situation wanted: Good used talking machine-12 years experi- ence. WILBUR E. NIC oLAs ffNick '- Roosevelt , Academic Archery 2, Saph' re Executive Committee 2 Wr ing 2 Fm sumxsedyl here myself! s - Q . CH RLEs B. ORGA VIRGINIA S. MONTGOMERY Ginnie Stevens Academic Audubon 3-4, First Aid 4, Pep Club 4 On the f'R0ad to Glory MARY KATHRYN MOORE If-Kay!! Naugatuck,Conn. Commercial Audubon 4, Hi-Tri 3, Pep Club 3-4 When Irish Eyes Are Smilin 50 flPe,rpJJ Roosevelt Academic Chemistry 4, President 4, First Aid 4, Varsity Football 3-4, Industrial Hi-Y 2-3, Swimming 3-4, Wrestling 2 f'Come 'round this end-I never miss. LEROY ALOUIS MYERS ffRedJl Curtin Industrial Not backward, just modest J ol-IN NEIL f'Jfwk Stevens Academic Audubon Q, Y ag' s i tg' Bafsketball Manage? Mick Chg: 4, Chemistry 4, Am -4 Watch him, girls! W. STANLEY NEWCOMER rrstanu 1. .V Curtin ,V Mpxnaskmic Audulrixmn 2-3- Chetfy and White 4, Sopho ore E ejdtive Committee 2, rchewslggvzi- , Jazz Orchestra 3-4, 4, onest lAbe has nothing on Stanley. l' ' WALTER A. H0 , JR. v fi' ' rt' Academic d 2, Field, F o r e s t and t eam 2-3-4 A ,vine hunter who gets what he goes after. S NORRIS W. Nou, Bud Milton Industrial Aviation 2. Etiquette 2-3, Swim- ming 3, Wrestling 2 A sellers taper is what kind of a cellar? ELEANOR LOUISE ORT Pee Wee Curtin Commercial Pep Club 2-3-4 Why does Eleanor's mind wan- der from school? , lx f -ff . , . .J l - , ,- THOMAS WILLIAM OVERDURf C'ueball Stevens Academic Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, German 3-4, Hi-Y 2, Public Speaking 4 The personality kid GLADWIN PARKER f!Bud!! Curtin Industrial Gladwin Parker is a sport, But he's worse than the Worry Wart. ELMER SMITH PAUL Stevens Industrial Just Elmer to us two! FRANCES EDITH PEASE Frannie Curtin A Commercial Pep Club 4 ere's no substitute for you. ,zafff-we is -4-- G. WARREN PETERMAN Pete Curtin Academic Wrestling 2, Chemistry 3-4 Little Warren is a very quiet lady He has a lot of f-url, though we think he is sad. You can't fool me, little Warren said, I have my fun when you are in bed. -r Q 5 f I, -l ly :ALFRED J. OEHRLI f f' Burl Stevens Academic Archery 2, Art 4, Book 3, Secretary 3, First Aid 3, Field, Forest and Stream 3, LA MEMOIRE 4, Pep Club 3 He goes for the Tiny type. VERA KATHRYN OVERDORF Kate Stevens Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Class Secretary 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Senior Executive Committee 4, Glee Club 3-4. Orchestra 2, Student Council 2 I Holt, Holt, who goes there? JOSEPH PADUANO IIarpo Curtin Industrial Band 3-4 Harpo the great ANTONIO JOHN PATTERINO fIT0ny!l Curtin Industrial The boy who looks forward to getting his Wings. THOMAS C. PAYNTER fITom!J Stevens Industrial Class Basketball 2-3, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Swimming 4, Wrestling 3 A test is just another chance to draw pictures. . . - I 3 , Z RALPH P. PELLEGRINO Ifpellyil Roosevelt Industrial It takes skill, not gray matter, to drive a Packard. We wonder! ILLIAM RAYMOND PETERS ffpetell Roosevelt Commercial Aviation 2-3, Class Basketball 2-3, Field, Forest and Stream 4, First Aid 4, Industrial Hi-Y 2-3, Student Council 2 Oh! That iwrsess for sophomores. his 0 il 6 A ' ' l i H, I , . Q 'f we wo' CHESTER EUGENE- PHILLIPS Chef Curtin Commercial Class' Basketball 2-3, Pep Club 4 The little ellow that sees all and tells all. m ANE PLANKENHORN V Plankey YC in Academic A ubon 3-4, Class Basketball 2, f Chemistry 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Modern Events 4, Pep Club 4 Y, Her personal touch is felt every- where. THELMA R. PORTER Curtin Commercial Commercial 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Stu- dent Council 3 She rode her horse Rex in the parade. GLENWOOD WILLIAM PRESSLER fITiml! Stevens Industrial Archery 2, Chemistry 3, Etiquette 4, Field, Forest and Stream 2, Hockey 3 I'll get it done-sometime. MARY LIZABETH QUIGLE A Il ots 34- Academic en'ci pax I wish xoday were over. n . gf .,dI Y' JANE MARTHA RAMIN lj urtin Academic I l , Ah-ker-ch00H! Does she know how to sneeze? SUE ELIZABETH RATHMELL Curtin Academic Class Vice President 4, Class Play 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dra- matic 4, SeI1i0r Executive Commit- tee 4, Sophomore Executive Com- mittee 2, Glee Club 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Assistant Editor 4, Pep Club 2 Buick's the buy. JAMES CI-IARLEs PICCOLO Jimmie Curtin Commercial Archery 2 Wherever y o u h e a r a musical sound You'll find Jimmy truckin' around. ELEANOR LOUISE POFF FIPOFU Curtin Academic Audubon 3, Chemistry 4, Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Hi-Tri 2-3, Modern Events 4, Pep Club 2-4 With her reddish hair And ocean-green eyes, She's the smallest vamp Of her size. I, GEORGE THORNTON P S Ifsparkyll Stevens Academic Art 4, Class Basketball 2-3, First Aid 2, Wrestling 2-3 l'll close my eyes to everyone else. LE Roy HTQVKJ Quaker A' . I' 'I Curtin Academic Archery 2, Audubon 2, Class Bas- ketball 2-3, Book 3, Chemistry 4. Class Play 4, Senior Dramatic 4, Hi-Y 4, Swimming 4, Volleyball 3 Junior is tall, about six-two: He towers above in mind too. PHYLLIS J. QUINLAN -S, Phil I Curtin Acddeniiglffj Hi? 2-3-4, L,5,'JMEMOIRE t5,f,.xPep Clif 4 wtf, ' 4, UU' Mak newgfriends tho we will,, There will be no one li e our Phil, ' v MUszETTA CLAIRE RAMSEY Cleveland, O. Commercial Glee Club 3-4 The Glee Club girl from Ohio BENNY RAY ffTurpIJ Curtin Industrial The machinist who spends his spare time mending shoes. Gi-11 'V Y u ROMAYNE G. READING ffpudgyll Stevens Commercial Audubon 3-4, Etiquette 4, First Aid 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Modern Events 4, Pep Club 2-3-4 The delightful, delicious, delove- lgfll little girl who has art, eye for I fin A stiffer? Don HY CAROLYN REEIA fKD0tIJ Curtin Academic Audubon 3-4, Book 3-4, Glee Club 2, Hi-Tri 4 Quiet-if she's an acquaintance. Enchanting-if she's a friend. EMILY LORRAINE REGELMAN KIBHZII Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2 East End's contribution to the good-looks class A I-D AZEL REIN . Ruthie Curtin Academic us 4, Senior Dramatic 4, Glee b 3-4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Modern vents 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Public Speaking 4, Student Council 4 Woman, hold thy tongue! sketball 3, Senior Girls' ALBERTINE LOUISE RICE Pudg e Curtin Academic Commercial 3, Senior Dramatic 4, German 4. Hi-Tri 2-3-4 The girl with rhythm in her toes CLAXR KERMIT RICKER f!RicklJ Curtin Commercial Class Basketball 2 Mr. Hoshauer's playmate ANN JEANETTE RIDGE Em Jean tevens Academic X! X Audubon 4, Hi-Tri 2, Modern Events 4 The reason 'why gentlemen donft prefer blondes. Lois ELLEN REEDER Leica Roosevelt Academic Audubon 3, Book 4, Chemistry 4 She's our sweet and attractive little blonde, . Of reading and dancing she is fond. DORIS ELIZABETH REESI-:II 'fDodie Stevens Academic Book 4, Cherry and White 4, Hi-Tri 3, Pep Club 3 We couldn't do without her. fl. ! 4 JOHN M. REICHARD, II'f- ffja aku 4 Curtin Academic Audubon 3, Class Basketball Man- ager 2-3, Cherry and White 4, Cir- culation Manager 4, Class Play 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Ju- nior Rotarian 3-4, Secretary 4, LA BIEMOIRE 4, Circulation Manager 4, Public Speaking 2-3, Class Track 2 Awe-'vous votre 'trigonometry', ce matm? ANNABELLE S. RE H Grandma Curtin Commercial Hi-Tri 2-3, Pep Club 2-3 i'Grandma is modest and old fash- ionedg You'd be surprised, she has a secret passion. ' qi HARRIET E. RICE 4'4'RiCy,U Curtin Academic l dream too much. REUBEN HYDE RIDDELL ffFatJQ Roosevelt Academic Archery12, Art 3-4, Chemistry 3-4, Field, Forest and Stream 3 Salesman deluxe cxxilok. 0 We GEORGE E. RIEGEL Worth Curtin Academic Archery 2, President 2, Junior Ex- ecutive Commitee 3, Sophomore Ex- ecutive Committee 2, German Club 3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, President 4, Math En- gineers 4, Student Council 2-3-4, President 4 Reliable! 11937 LORRAINE R. RIMERT LorreJ' Stevens Academic Audubon 2-3-4. Book 3-4, Chemistry 3-4, Class Play 4, LA RIEMOIRE 4, Public Speaking 4, Student Council 2-3-4, Sophomore Executive Coin- mittee 2 Our future Florence Nightingale JUNE HARRIET RINKER IfTinyJ! Roosevelt Commercial Commercial 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Mod- ern Events 4 Always enjoys a good laugh at the wrong time. GENEVIEVE ANNETTE QIZZO ffsquizll Roosevelt Home Econ Rfiys Class Basketball 2-3, Senio Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' horus 2. Glee Club 2-3-4, P b 3, Home Economics Clubx4 Fora friend or a pal, Squiz is just the right gal. FRIEDA VICTORIA ROBINSON Susie Roosevelt Academic Silence is golden, without a doubtg Frieda believes it and carries it out. , I I GENEVIIWE RUCINSI-9,1 ? ! .Ieanie,' -VV t, 1 Roosevelt if Commercial Library 3,,Modern Events 4,-Pep Club 4 y Do you want a bite? , X 2 f N - R 'Xxx A Q it .X HAROL VfNc1iN'ii Rus ii L W irgvneyzy Nj ,A ' C , ercial c askbuliil 2-rg-Ri Q, Aid 4, r tling 2 th' 1 b llhe Sport Drome'a adlloping eight a WILLIAM HARRIS SARGENT IISa7,3J Curtin Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Varsity Football 3-4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Hockey 3-4, Tennis 3, Volleyball 3-4, Wrestling 3 Toast of the gridiron gglli-Q WJ, 42 JOHN WILLIAM RING lfnluggsll Stevens Industrial Field, Forest and Stream 2-3-4, In- dustrial Hi-Y 2, Student Council 2 The boy who always has a good ECIICUSC. VIRGINIA RIPLE ffF,izI! Curtin Academic Audubon 2-3, Book 3-4, Treasurer 4. Chemistry 3-4, Cherry K ' e 4, Senior Dramatic 4, Hi ' 1 Practical applicamlj 9 WILLIAM D. ROBBINS Robben Roosevelt Industrial A radio expert in ten easy lessons f rl fijfrll 6 ' 'Q 'X l ARVIN JAY RoMBRo ffMutt!J Stevens Academic Archery 2, Book 4, Field, Forest and Stream 4, Wrestling 2, Public Speaking 2 Men who go far are usually of few words, but Marvin will just have to be an exception. ROBERT E. Russ rr-Babu Curtin Academic Junior Rotarian 3-4, President 4, Student Council 2-3-4, Treasurer 4 Gif along little doggie, git along FRANK SANDERS, JR. Rea Roosevelt Academic Class Basketball 2, nior Boys' 'horus 4 Gleefplub 4 nnis 3 inis time, f very eu ywhere his If W ee. ANNA EVELYN SCHLEH !fAnnJJ Stevens Academic Pep Club 4 Blonde hair and eyes of blue, All indications that she is true. I , I' I I I ai I TTMER IRA SCHLEH Ozzie oosevelt Commercial Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Junior Dra- matic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Tennis 3 t'The play's the thing with which l'll 'Schleh' the conscience of the king. IJAMAR EUGENE SCHMAUS Mousey,' Curtin Industrial Chemistry 3, Field, Forest and Stream 2, Hockey 3 Perpetual motion MARY E. SCHMIDT St. J oseph's Commercial Commercial 4, LA MEMoInE 4, Mod- ern Events 4 Mary is modest and shy, But she'll succeed, 1 For she always aims high. CARL FREDRICK SCHRAMM Bump Stevens Industrial Student Council 2 Only the girls can beat him at talking. JEAN M. SCHULTZ Curtin Commercial Commercial 4, Hi-Tri 2 Pretty eyes and curly locks, To many of us-she's the tops. K xy Y ' . 0 'AV REVA SCHWAB Gdrtin Academic dubon 2, Hi-Tri 2 Always up to something VIRGINIA MAE- SCHWEITZER Curtin Academic Book 2, Pep Club 3 One in a Million WILLIAM LEWIS SCHLIEE IfBill!! Curtin Industrial The Spark Plug of the auto shopg always ready to fire. ALICE LOUISE- SCHMELZLE Curtin Academic Audubon 2-3-4, Pep Club 4 Quiet and refined I ' f 1 , , .- JEAN LoUIsE SCHNEIDER Jeanne Stevens Home Economics Hi-Tri 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Swim- ming 2, Home Economics Club 4 Brown eyes, blond hair, Mighty sweet, no matter where. 4,M-T. SCHREIBER 'L fIBill!! Rooseve ' e XXI ustrial Betty, thy very nam ' ' tg., my ears. JOHN E. SCHIILTZ rrJackuf ' Roosevelt . Academic LA INIIIAIQIREJ, Hag Dgood fellow, and he's wise, We think'he's a genius in disguise. HAROLD PHILIP SCHWEIKART IIr1l Roosevelt Academic Band 3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Jazz Or- chestra 2-3-4 Firlrile and I- Cnnft do without it, It's my best friend- No doubt about it. SAM W. SCIACCA fILem!I Curtin Industrial Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4, Jazz 0r- chestra 3-4 I can think, only when I play the flute. 937 V , iv , WALT R AU COTT M in HS 0 N el! . Curtin X- , 1 Commercial Hi-E 2- a Leavy, and slow on his , , t , Bu 'hes always around when it's time to eat. RUTH ELIZABETH SEARLE 'fCereali' Syracuse, N. Y. Academic Cherry and White 3-4, Copy Read- ing Editor 4, German Club 4 She comes to us from another school, But their loss is our gain So runs the rule. HAROLD M. SEITZER Squirt Curtin Commercial Art 2, Class Basketball 2-3, Drum and Bugle Corps 2-3, First Aid 4, Hockey 3, Class Track 2, Wres- tling 2 Some of the boys just call him Squirt, And how many times he has bit the dirt- On his motorcycle! HAIIOLD ERNEST SELLECK Nlfessyv Curtin Industrial A new day, a new girl JAMES W. SHAFFER Jim Long Branch, N. J. Industrial Million dollar grin . TIMOTHY CLEDIS SHANNON 0'To0le Stevens Academic Etiquette 3, Field, F o r e s t and Stream 2, First Aid 4, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Audubon 2 i'Mutiny on the Bounty RUTH HELEN SHEMORY Ruthie Stevens Commercial Junior Executive Committee 3, Hi- Tri 2-3, Pep Club 4 Public Sweetheart Number 1 ,fl .f- t 44 N' RICHARD M. ScR1vER Dick Stevens Academic Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Chem- istry 3-4, Cherry and White 4, LA Mr:Mo1RE 4, Wrestling 2 Behind the brawn, a brain! PAULINE BESSIE SEGAL Paulie Curtin Commercial Commercial 4, Modern Events 4 Even tacks couldn't hold her down for long. HARRY B. SEITZER Stevens Academic Band 2-3-4, Glee Club 4 'fBrevity is the soul of wit. PWM? CONSTANCE FAY SESINGER Peach Curtin Academic Book 2. Cherry and White 3-4, Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Class Play 4, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dra- matic 4, Glee Club 3-4. Hi-Tri 2-3-4 The magic of a face NIADELINE P. SHAFFER ff1Yi7,LyJI Stevens Commercial Book 2-3, Hi-Tri 2-3, Pep Club 2-3-4 I' 7 U . H 9 it Love in Bloom or just in Bud ? LIORTON SHEIMAN Curtin Academic Class Basketball 3, Wrestling 2 Always around somewhere FAY ELMA SHEPHERD iillutll Roosevelt Academic One small order of charm! RosE MARIE SHERMAN 'fRoie Stevens Home Economics Archery 2, Pep Club 2-3, W. H. S. Club 4 Blue eyed Rosie, With hair of brown. Most always a smile, And never a frown. JoHN ERNEST SHIREY Stevens Academic Wrestling 2 Everyone thinks a Plymouth is the best? - - EDWARD DELMAR SILSBEE NEW, Stevens Academic Student Council 3 Love and Learn it lg , . , T-. Cx CSX. S, ' ,L Hi Q' CLARENCE HILBERT SMITH Smitty Stevens Academic Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4 Smitty says that women and musickdowt mix. ' r' . f Y Y 9 N - .IRA F. 'SM-CTH C0'rnlnodore'1 Curtin v-' Academic 5 'fx i-YDSQ3-4. Wrestling 2 Little Black Ford MARCELLA A. SMITH llIike Roosevelt Academic Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Sophomore Ex- ecutive Committee 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Hi-Tri 4, Student Council 4 Dancing blue eyes, A smile you'll like, Personality-that's Mika ANATASIA PETER SMYRNIOTIS A ima Curtin Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Book 4. Sopho- more Executive Committee 2, LA MEMOIRE 4, Pep Club 2, Student Council 2, Tennis 2 Par excellence I HELEN D. SHILLING Curtin Academic Are you as shy at home as you are at school? ROBERT L. SHOEMAKER f4'B0b!! ' Stevens Co l LA AIFIIVIOIRE 4, Aflve t' IM ger 4, Public Spcaki 4, 1 I What a piec 'or is n. ' ELEANoR JEAN SLOUT Billie Curtin Home Economics Hi-Tri 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Home Economics Club 4 1937's Fashion Plate DOROTHY JANE SMITH ,M fr u X 'K Dot Curtin Academ' Pep Club 2, Student Cougql - -Speaking of black eyes 3 v JUNE ERLAYNE SMITH Stevens Academic Library 3-4, President 4 If one blush signifies virtue- fl .M ' f -s-4.14.1 ' WILLIAM S. SMITH Y' '- -4 Bill Roosevelt Academic Band 3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. Jazz Or- chestra 2-3-4 Another young fhandsomej fid- dler making good JACOB HARVEY SNYDER Sonny Curtin Academic Band 2-3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Hockey 3, Jazz Orchestra 2-3-4 V A forester ip the makin- 1 R -2 , in 93 V l l N. V P r l L s 1 5 l l l V JoAN LOUISE SPENCER Johnny Stevens Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Cherry and White 4, Class Play 4, Hi-Tri 2-3, Student Council 2 A little Ray of sunshine GUY HENRY SPoTTs, JR. if-Bock!! Curtin Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Hockey 3, Pep Club 4 Why teachers get gray C. WILLIAM SPULER, JR. O, W 3' Curtin Commercial Take it Sweet and Slow. JACK RYAN STABLEY Ossie Curtin Academic Varsity Football 2-3-4, Captain 4, Class Track 2, Wrestling 2 Maybe modest, maybe shy, But anyhow he's a regular guy. HARVEY LIUNROE STADON Alike Stevens Academic Band 2-3, Junior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Field, Forest and Stream 3, First Aid 3, German 4, Hi-Y 2-3, Junior Rotarian 3-4, Stu- dent Council 2 A gentleman of the old school! MILDRED FRANCES STAIMAN DIilky Stevens Academic Book 4. The bgbig city enjoys her delightful wi ,' Billtown's too small to accommo- date it. EILEEN JOSEPHINE STATTS Wellsboro Academic GeeJ But Youfre Swell. JEAN ELIZABETH SPEROW Roosevelt Academic Glee Club 2-3 Man is what woman marriesg but otherwise they're a bother. 054,76 ,Saving GEORGE HUGUS SPRING Curtin Academic Band 2-3-4, Senior Dramatic 4, Or- chestra 4, Class Track 2 A Little Bit Independent when it comes to the cymbals. BETTY STABLM ' N Curtin ,' 'Nl Commercial Class Basketball 3, Glee Club 2, LA llliaitrrplkyg'-4 Q -., ,. Blne'eyes and blond hair, Q,-3. smile for everyone, everywhere JEAN LOUISE STABLEY Stevens Commercial Commercial 4, Glee Club 2-3-4 Lovely to Look At ROBERT ALBERT STAHL rrBobu Curtin Industrial Class Basketball 2-3, Student Coun- cil 2-3 Heart breaking is his hobby. HOWVARD JOSEPH STARK llIinnie Roosevelt Industrial Quiet and unassuming, but worth knowing WILBUR UG STEELE I ,i V LY Curti ' Academic Arch r , Art 2-4. Band 2-3-4, Cher nd White 4, Drum and Corps 2, Hi-Y 2-3, LA ME- 4, Orchestra 2-3, Jazz Or- hestra 3-4 Me and Napoleon LA., -L .L W P OT ELEN STEIGER IKD0t!J urtin Academic ass Basketball 2-3. Senior Dra- natic 4, German 3-4, Hi-Tri 2-3-44, Pep Club 2-3-4 Pixilated - ' JOHN'-L. STONE ', Stoney Roosevelt 1 Co 'ial Class Basketball 2-3 'io rsity Basketball -3, i , est and Str am 2 , las , Volley- bal - t' g ' or, very highly educated mom. MARY JANE STRAUB Stevens Home Economics Home Economics Club 4 Quiet and shy, We wonder why. MARY JOSEPHINE STROUP GJD!! Roosevelt Commercial Commercial 4 Now there's one girl with whom you can have lots of fun! I Jos P1-IIN iNE SWABB HJOII rt Academic 'Junior Dramatic 3 Etiquette 3 A sunny smile, a cheery 'heIIo, gi, - , i ,I A friend in need, that's our Jo. MAx D. SWEET Slim Curtin Industrial Chemistry 3-4 The human duplicating machine. BANJAMIN JOHN TADDEO Curtin C mercial Pep Club 2 ' fety - .1 BERNAIJINE M. STEINBACHER Bernie St. Joseplfs Commercial Commercial 4, Modern Events 4 Dark hair, blue eyes, Always lrmghirig, always wise. MARY EILEEN STOPPER Curtin Academic G'ee Club 2-3, Pep Club 2-3-4 Smilirv,' Irish Eyes JAMES EUGENE STRAVVBRIDGE ffsnuv-yu Stevens Academic Always dependable and ready for any encounter, - 'f'P A.fLw w rerl Lu, v s, JI ELEANOR LOUISE STUTZMAN IfBetty!J Curtin Academic Class Basketball 2-3. Chemistry 4, First Aid 4, Hi-Tri 2, Pep Club 2-4, Tennis 2 I'1n, KL dreamer, but aren't we all? EDITH LOUISE SwARTz AD D U Stevens Academic A pleasant smile, A girl so neat, And a face, pretty and sweet ROBERT E. SWEET ABOW, Stevens l Industrial Industrial Hi-Y 2, Student Coun- cil 2-3 '. Sweet in -immw, but bound to Im a printers devil. HAROLD TAYLOR nT,icku Stevens Commercial Yogi cfmft keegr a good man down. X - 1 0. 47 X Q RALPH SHUMAN TEBBS If'urn1er', Curtin Industrial l'm sorry, but I oirerslept again. JEAN ELEANOR THOMAS Curtin Commercial Commercial 4 Always bright and neat IA gjIiLIN THOMPSON ' l'Vhitey . evens Academic Class Basketball 2, Cheerleader 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Student Council 2, Swimming 4 Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. JOHN VVILLIAM TOBIN Jack , ' Stevens ff? Jgwemic L ve Q al l7ce It I. ct.. vvldi C T L- V' Bill ' Stevens Academic ,gif 2. Bald 2 , Senior Boys' horus 4. J nio ramatic 5, Glee Club 4, Hi- -3-4, I-lockey 3-4, W. H. S. Club 2-3-4 Let ei-ery man be master of his time till 7:00 at night, .XV JUANITA FERNE TROUTMA ' Unfit 1 Curtin - IC Cherry an White -4, s Play 4, Hi-Tri 2-3-4, Pep -4 se l rom Harrisburg Oc t 'egularly. MARTHA MAE TYLER flTinJ,!5 Roosevelt Home Economics Etiquette 3, Home Economics Club 4 There is a f'Clear field ahead of her. -'fr Q, . A em ,-Q VVA LTER J. THALER lValt Curtin Industrial I'm not the tailor, Nor the tailor's son, But I'lI patch, your pants Till the tailor comes. BIARY ELLEN THOMPSON Stevens Academic Mary Ellen has done her part, Fmnous for her work in art. J. ELWOOD THURSBY ' ffliwhff Roosevelt Industrial To be the entertainer of our class, ls all that I can possibly ask. Q-isa .--sd ANTIONPITTE MARIE TODARO Tony Lock Haven Commercial Commercial 4, A girl of few words who never takes anything seriously. ROBERT S. TOMPKINS Pun i1SU,f Z' n g iee of th ione ltr JUNE VIVIAN TURNER Curtin Academic .Iuuior Dramatic 3, Senior Dramatic 4, Etiquette 3, LA IWIEMOIRE 4, Or- chestra 2-3-4 With, her violin under her chin, Fume and fortune slie's sure to win. IRENE ALICE UPDEGRAFF Tootie y 2, Sophomore Girls' Chorus I- ri 4 Better late than never 'x 'L I ANNA KAQH WAGNER , fl, 'Ka-y j L Q-34, IC Stevens 5 J I ' Senior Girls' Chorus!4,' Glee,'Cluh 3-4, Hi-Tri 3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4 When do we eat, huh? if A f i MM! WARD 1 f rrcarnzzx Curtin Academic Class Basketball 3, Varsity Basket- ball 3-4 The most flittinest guy in school X MARY MA E ITE I EL ' h rt I e A demic s e 1Tr1 2 ibrary 3 Orchest 2 3 Cl k Ili, ' Miss ibrarian-193 ARETA R. WELTY Rita Roosevelt Academic Class Basketball 2-3, Junior Dra- matic 3, Hi-Tri 4, Student Council 2-3 Always a smile, always a grin, We always wonder what mischief she's in. BETTY JAYNE WERNER Curtin Home Economics Senior Dramatic 4, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Senior Executive Committee 4, Glee Club 2-3, Hi-Tri 2-3-4. Pep Club 2-3-4, Home Eco- nomics Club 4 Not always a smile or grin, But a friend thru' thick and thin. JOHN WHITE WHITING, JR. Jack Philadelphia Academic Chemistry 3, Cherry and White 3, Sophomore Executive Committee 2, Hi-Y 2-3, LA MENIOIRE 4, Editor 4, .Junior Rotarian 4 He's a dazzler! FRANCES WILLIAMS Ifsisll Roosevelt Academk Blonde, blue eyes, plus popularity Y. Z6'4.1xuft,,-- Lois M. VVACQER 'fJerry Roosevelt Academic German 3-4, Library 3-4 Do you have your Math Review? A fl , 4 M 4 , CARL A. WEIGEL Stevens Industrial Varsity Football 3-4, Tennis 4 Carl certainly knows his figures, but not in math. RITA HELEN VVEITHAS Fannie St. Joseph's Commercial Senior Dramatl 4 Et uette 3, Irst 1d4 1 r ep Club 3, F' ' , ' i-2. , - ude t Co c' 3 K A . ' o heaven CLIFFORD HUGH WENZEL Clif', Curtin Commercial I never dare be as funny as I can. og-5, VY. n ,z'.,.:,f ,4- , 1' JUNE LVUISE WERTZ t, , ffifuniori' '- 'tevclnso Academic lass! iiasketball 3, Etiquette 4, Hi- -' ri 2, Pep Club 3-4 'fLo1:e on the Run fl I, WILLIAM MACCART WIITKINSON f Billi' 2 1 V , f South Qxdlemic German jkyi-Y A, L.-V191 ' 191-rue-la 1 A.. 'itz ' 4, St - ei 'I BiIl's a quiet and eyiicient worker: He is also a great stamp collector. CSEORGE WILLIAMS Stevens Academic Band 3-4, German 3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, LA NllfZMOIRl-1 4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Jazz Or- chestra 3-4 Always f'fiddliwy'y around ft, I AX' I A ylitfl. ffl ZA?-f' 1937 0 STANLEY DON WILLIABIS Stun South VVilliamsport Industrial Student Council 4 Some poultry man. He earl even tram ducks to roost! 4 JG- ' Q Jw' CLAORL .,ly'fLLIAMsoN '- SA -fjlydorkyi' Rcbsgvdlt ' Academic i,Ba.nd 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Or- , xl chestra 2-3-4, Jazz Orchestra 2-3-4 'ulgriorance is bIiss ,' boy! m I happy! , ONOR GRACE WILLOW KrO1111l0yI Roosevelt Commercial Senior Dramatic 4, Etiquette 3. Senior Executive Committee 4, Mod- ern Events 3-4, Pep Club 3 Miss Wendle's dictionary girl BETTY JANE WYILTON Boots Roosevelt Academi Senior Girls' Chorus 4, Glee Cl bv 3-4, Orchestra 2-3 Q Her sax is the neighbors night- WHITE. WILLIA M. WINN - f YF ur' C 2 ' Academic S ' I Catic L Bang 4,SDrum an g s 2, Pu i peak- ing 4 Just add o Lis last 'name dy, And it will fit him dandy. WILLIAM EMERSON YVINNER lVoo:ey Curtin Industrial Daniel Boone had nothing on this trapper. Q MARY ELLEN WQLI-' Curt' . , Ikmme FR 1. Q e , r I us 4 o I m ' -'gi Ffgieehg b 2-3 , H illconomi ub 4 Christmas C ls arerft the only Carrolls Mari likes. VIRGINIA M. WILLIAMS h'Bi'l!J Roosevelt Commercial Commercial 4, Etiquette 3, Modern Events 3-4, Pep Club 3 My heart is in Rochester. EDGAR L. WILLIAMSON ffEd!! Roosevelt Academic Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Senior Dra- matic 4. Glee Club 4 Therelll come a day-when I get out of here. ' 'I 'i I ,ffl 1 4 , . , , I . . . HARLEY WILSON rrgutvhu Curtin Academic Cherry and White 4, Wrestling 2 The brains from Trout Run ONALD R. WINIIELBLECK ffwlnkff Roosevelt Academic Industrial Hi-Y 2, Student Council 3, Swimming 4 That curly hair sheik who has the girls running in circles ELIZABETH ELLEN WINNER ff-Lib!! Curtin Academic Art 2-3-4 Did you draw that? f J f ARTHUR K. WOERNLE Curtin Academic Chemistry 4, Senior Boys' Chorus 4, Glee Club 4. Hi-Y 2-3-4. Vice Presi- dent 4, LA MEMOIRE 4, Orc, stra 2-3 Much ado aboutxno 'ng fl fl 1' CIS E GENE WOOL I Gene , Roosevelt Academic Field, Forest and Stream 4, Class Track 2 Never lets education interfere with recreation. La EFFIE MATILDA YEAGER HF E JJ Stevens Academic Class Basketball 3, Sophomore Girls' Chorus 2, Glee Club 2-3-4 Serious minded, sweet and shy, A true blue friend, who always stands by. NELSON JAMES YODER Nellie Curtin Academic He'll be a great chemist some da ,' if not that, Stabley's?1znager. PAUL WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Zimmy Stevens Industrial Another toolmaker and designer for Lycoming 'v ilu Allllemurnam September 7 1919 September 26 1934 CLYDE SAMUEL YODER Curly ,f 1 Roosevel ' cade ' I B: X azz He ca , used his K w, and conquere . ANNA MARIE ZARZYCZNY Zarr'l Roosevelt Commercial Commercial 4, Etiquette 3, Modern Events 3 What's in a name? ..- WII.I.,IAM E. KING, JR. , , Sl 937 The Senior Dany Feist 'l'liil'il lion Splxlt-r, l-Irlm-l. S4-Iinizixls, Missivlt. Sw:-1-I. Alifliinnon. Ili-i'rivlt, Ilnlinu. Neff. Allen, Tiilflllllvll. Svlilt-ll. liolna. Mm-t'o.v. Koons St-voml Ilow XYZlQ.Llll'l'. Iixiiiiic-In-i'. Miller. Ih-in, I orml. l IlLi11'S. Us-zlvm-i', Bower' First Ilow -llixzo, Collyer, l'I'ZlXY, Ia-ploy, tiriees, Aslan-X. I.ovi-lziiiil. llell. lfzirwn-ll, Wilton, Station, Dm-Fraiiii, Smith, IM-W:l14l, Gziiwliis-i'. .Mlm-I1n:in, t':i1'niz-n. l'I'issni:in, Uvi-i'tloi'l', ,Xgnor Senior Day This year, a musical comedy, Tune In, was presented by the class of 1937 as their Senior Day play. Kasper Kroggins fVictor Gardnerj, the Codfish King, and jerry Kennedy Qlirnest DeFrainJ, his ad- vertising manager, decide to tell the world about Kroggins Kippered Kodfish by way of radio. Joe Brown QKerlin Farwellj, owner of Station XVTNT, puts on a test broadcast for them. If the program is a success, the resulting contract will enable him to keep his station, formerly owned by Lysander Phipps Qjoy Dewaldj. However, when it is revealed that Mitzi the Mystery Soprano, star of the program, is none other than Mrs. Kroggins Qllharlotte Adelmanj, who has more ambition than talent, jerry promises to keep her off the air. True to his promise, with the help of Banks QHarvey Stadonj, he locks her in an elevator and makes Mitzi QMarcella Sniithj, the telephone operator, sing in her place. just as the program is con- cluded Mrs. Kroggins rushes into the studio. She is allowed to sing, but over a dead mike, a fact which she does not discover until a telephone call reveals the ruse. Angrily, Mrs. Kroggins orders jerry discharged and the contract broken. Mitzi quits her job and gives jerry the cold shoulder. Things now look pretty dark for joe and jerry, when at Mrs. Kroggins' New Year's Party, Phipps arrives to offer Joe a clear title to the station in exchange for the contract to the singer he heard on the program. Wlieit he hears the Mitzi CMrs. Krogginsj, that he has just bought, start to sing, he tears up the contract. Wlien he offers the real Mitzi the part in his revue, she accepts and again things look dark. The silver lining is supplied by Throkmorton Cblaek Agnorj, who brings the news that .loc is the heir to a large estate, including all the patent rights to the process of Kippering Kodfish. In this way, the situation is reversed and joe dictates a happy ending. W'e wish to thank Miss Lehman, Miss Maust, Miss Riggle and Mr. Housel for their expert direction and assistance in making this musical comedy a rollicking success. 52 The Class Play Cast Quay, Sesinger, Askey, Babb, Collins, lluling, Iiiiiglit, lliinert, Eberhairt, Gulliver, Iizmffiinui, Jonas, Mix, Iil?lCllil!'fl, Moore, Troutinan, Allen, Janet, S116-river, Hazen, Andrews, liaitlnnoll The Senior Class Play Pomander Walkf' that unusual and novel presentation of the Seniors, was highly acclaimed for its delightful portrayal of quaint English life in 1805. What a charming glimpse was afforded of the sheltered lives of those neighborly inhabitants of Pomander Walk, England, who lived each others lives so amusingly. Who would have guessed that the romance of petite Marjolaine Lachesnais and Jack Sayle would be climaxed in the reunion of Madame, Marjory,s mother, and Lord Otford, jack's father, who were sweet- hearts in their youth, but who had been estranged by the Hrst Jack Sayle's ambitious father who sought a wealthy wife for his son. The tangled lives and numerous romances of Pomander have finally interwoven harmoniously with the help of a few dumb animals. Barbara and Basil were taught love by the Usouvenir parrot, Mrs. Poskett's dear Semproniusu proved matchmaker for the Poskett-Antrobus combination. Witli Marjolaine in Jackbs arms, Madame and Lord Otford planning their postponed happiness, Mrs. Poskett and Sir Peter strolling romantically, Barbara and Basil, Uharking to the nightingalef' the eyesore at his post enticing the hsh, and life going on smoothly, could there be anyone who would not uwish they live happily ever after ? The prologue was performed by Betty Moore, Leroy Quay, and Harold Hazen. The cast was composed of Mary Ellen Gulliver, Marjolaine Lachesnaisg jack Kauffman, John Sayle, jr., Constance Fay Sesinger, Madame Laehesnaisg Williani Askey, Lord Otford Uohn Sayle, Sr.jg Lorraine Rimert, Mrs. Poskettg Markin Knight, Sir Peter Antrobus, Juanita Troutman, Barbara Pennymintg John Allen, Basil Pringle, Sue Rath- mell, Ruth Pennymintg Robert Andrews, Mr. Brooke Hoskyng Edith Babb, The Honorable Caroline Thringg joan Spencer, Nanetteg Jack Reichard, Reverend Dr. Sternroyd, Daniel Collins, the eyesoreg Cloyd Eberhart, Jim, Sam Janet, the lamplighter, Clarence Huling, the muffin-man, Ardella Mix, Jane, and Margaret Jonas, Abi ail. gThe entire Senior Class expresses gratitude to Mrs. Elizabeth Reed Mann, whose supervision contributed so greatly to the playis success. The class also appreciates the cooperation of these various factors: the publicity department, the property committee, the makeup staff, Mrs. Vera Watkins, costumer, the chaperons and assisting teachers. For all the encouragement and assistance which was proffered from every direction by the public itself, appreciation is unlimited. 53 1937 Dr. M. C. Ellis Mr. P. B. Cooley Mrs. L. C. Vollmer Class Father Claxx Teacher Class Mofber The Class of IQ38 4 Juniors! Think of it! Dignilied, serious-minded, scholarly juniors! Was it only last year that Sophomore! was yelled so scornfully at us? This seems so long ago that it is almost possible that We have treated our underclassmen with fully as much scornful attention as we ourselves received. But they took it and liked it, as did We. Early in the term our class. met for the first time together as Juniors, and we elected the following olhcers: President, Frank Schneiderg Vice President, Elinor Derrg Secretary, Eleanor Herrmang and Trea- surer, Claude Liebensberger. Shortly after this meeting Mr. Nancarrow appointed Mrs. L. C. Vollmer and Dr. Milton C. Ellis as class mother and futher. And so, with these class olicers and parents, and our class teacher, Paul B. Cooley, to guide us, we took a deep breath and plunged into the impending storm of school activities. The First week in january found us madly rushing about school trying to convince the other students that they should not miss Charles Laughton's great performance in Rembrandt, this year's junior beneit. Then came the Mid-Years! And as the dawn follows the storm, so did the annual Junior-Senior Party follow this nerve-wracking ordeal. In the cafeteria decorated with cherry and white hearts, We danced our worries away to the rhythm of the I.yconians. The Bingo rooms were popular too. Could it have been the lollipops? Our junior issue of the Cherry and Wliite was edited by Frank Schneider and made its appearance in March. This issue featured colleges and was a credit to the class, the school, and the staff. And so, here we are, at the end of a successful year as juniors and facing the misty coming year as Seniors. But we of the Class of Nineteen Thirty-Eight are optimistic. As we look through the mist into the coming year, we can discern a play being staged . . . 21 vacation . . . a long procession of solemn students in caps and gowns .... ' Third Row-Lyons, Pamllimnns, Russia Sm-mul Itzni'-flfislmr, Sherri-r, Sage, Nutt. Lamade First How- -1II'l'I'lllil!l, Di-rr, Si-lmeiiler, Li-ilwnsherger S4 1937 ,ya Dr. W. C. Bastian Miss C. M. Casner Mrs. C. F. Losch Class Falber Class Teacher Class Mother The Class of l939 Anchors aweigh! W'e, a group of six hundred and fifty, launched the ship of our sophomore year on September eighth, nineteen hundred and thirty-six. Everything was shipshape when our Admiral, Mr. Nancarrow, announced to us that our Captain was to be Miss Clara M. Casner and that our two Hrst mates were to be Dr. W. Clair Bastian and Mrs. C. F. Losch, class father and mother. The sailing was very smooth up to and including our Sophomore Party on December nineteenth when all the yearlings became acquainted with each other to the tunes of Mr. Housel's Dance Orchestra. After having been furloughed during Christmas vacation, we went back to work at the rigging which finally got us over the tempestuous, stormy seas of mid-year examinations. Our class colors, navy blue and White, which had been gallantly flying over us throughout the year, were sadly brought to half-mast on March second when one of our beloved teachers, Mr. John A. Davis, was taken from our midst. Calm seas prevailed until the end of the year except for an occasional squall during final examinations. Throughout the year the upper classmen were very much surprised by the high scholastic standing of all the under classmen and by the athletic ability shown by our representatives in both football and basket- ball, to say nothing of the prominent parts taken by members of our class in the Grab Bag and broadcasts. With happy memories of our 1936-37 cruise we will be eager to know in which direction the compass points for our voyages during the next two years. The Sophomore Committees Fourth Row-Guinaird, Schultz, Leutiier, Staver, Grier, Bluemle, Holmes, Seitzer, Feinberg, Potts, Dieter, Colh, ' Huntington Third Row-Rhoads, Yuunginan, Wnrster, Agnor, Grieshaber, B. Lainnde, Paradis, Maule, lVeaver, Il. Lamade, Sherrer Second Row-Nieely, Kuricher, Luseh, NVolfe, Tlirash, Upflettrnlf, Brasiugton, Beck, Vzluclerlin, Andrus, Fisher, Border, Shank. Tllonipson First How-Haupt, Ilurinon, Grow, Eiehelberger. Orso, Brink, Crossley, Ciofli, Bubb, Scriver, McCoy, Page, Bower, Epley 56 p Y Y l The Class of l939 57 1937 .PO .MIX A Jig . ri . is .-i,k.,. ,JJ-. ,. ,.,,J . 'il -...f ' - fs 'Im-x.. .,-- .xg ,, ff 33 ,,,f4 1'-, Q , ' 1,74 p ' ff ,,1, 5, -4 f V I A 'ww' 'f 'w, ' -. K' ' ' ' - fr f fy A 1' 1 w-fm, z 1. fl, uf! ' ff -G' . , 4 .Af Mr. Hal Poust Mr. Arthur B. Pursell Mr. M. E. Decker Assislant Coach Hvml Foolball Coach Assistant Couch N Greetings It is with the utmost pleasure that I extend greetings, through the medium of the LA MEMOIRE, to the student body of the Williamsport Senior High School. My first year as a teacher and football coach has been one of the happiest I have ever experienced. Many friendships have been formed which will continue through the years. Your faithfulness and loyalty have been apparent both in the class room and on the athletic field. During the past season, our football squad, which appeared mediocre at the beginning, developed into a team of championship caliber. This was due to your enthusiasm, to the fine spirit of cooperation and the will to win, which were exemplified by the members of the squad. May you continue your friendships and hold aloft your high ideals throughout the coming years. 60 The Football Team Fifth HllXY7T'l0f'g0l', Potts, Bins-, Bower, Vnnlhisen, Mintz. I'r:istr-r Fourth lion' fIIer1nnn, lit-ynulils, Claudius, His-h, Iirni-hhill. Iinniaule, Flwsiiey, Bzxstiain. Rlontz, Foulke, Swi-itzer. Tomiison, Xvillllftill, Ile-Grvp.7orio, Si-vhler Third How- Green, XXX-iiller, Rittenhouse, Hnrtniain, D, Matthews, Sznssnnmn, XY:1::in-r, liolist, XV. Smith, Iliigan, B. Merrill, Jones, Crm-nsy, Knight S4-1-mid How'--Ihirsell tCo:u'lil, Cunningham, Hnsato, Fnwi-f-tt. Casale. L. Smith, Barnes, Fortin, Morgan, Nixon, Baeilli, Ilouek, Deeker lrtssistant Cnnehl First limvw-Godfrey 43I:i1nlg:1-rl. Conway, Ure:-yy. Sargent, Paynter, Stzihley, NVQ-igrli-, Shannon, R, Merrill, Bodine, Schninlaielier, .I. Maxtthews, Panlhumlls, Dunst tAssist:lnt Conn-lil Football Review The W. H. S. Millionaires, after Wading through ri tremendously heavy schedule, turned in a record for thc year of ten wins and a lone loss. As the lusty chorus of cheers dies away in memory, let us review the 1937 season. Canton's light team became W'illiamsport's first prey to the tune of 39-0. Following this a persistent Jersey Shore team met defeat at our hands, 19-0. Lack of practice, due to unfavorable weather, cost Billtown her lone upset. . Scranton Tech, outpassed and outclnssed, defeated our boys, 6-0. The Millionaires luckily defeated Sunbury, 13-7, and following that Montgomery was crushed, 26-0. On October 24, Coach Pursell and his boys journeyed to Harrisburgxwith one intention-to win. We were successful by Winning, 13-0. - Refreshed from their first conquest over John Harris, Lock Haven was trimmed 20-O, and the saying became Beat William Penn. On November 7, the William Penn Tiger was tamed, 19-0. Lancaster fell victims to the smooth going Billtown team, 32-6. ' Milton was the pre-turkey day brittle and the Varsity and J. V. team, with the aid of the fourth stringers, had a delightful feast, 73-0. Williamsport and Steelron came to grip on Thanksgiving Day and Williamsport had the better grip. Steelton was defeated 19-7. That game, plus the element of fighgj that Billtown teams are noted for, had a place in the excellent 1937 season. K t The Footlmll Lettermen Third Row Smith. NW-iele, Knight, tlri-4-vy, Sargent, fll7lllIliS, Ilosnto, Si-lnnnhn-lwr, l':ls:x1v Sueond How l':iynter, Ilonvk, Host-li, Nixon. l'nnnin:'hnm, Mf1l'tliews. M4-rrill. Iimiim- First Ilowflfortiii Bnrm-s Godfrey Lhlzxiiaugs-rl. Stzihlov tt':ipt:ninJ Morenn Slninnun, Conway, I nw4'ett 1 1 . i . Y . i 1':ln1hn1nns ' 6 1 The Varsity Basketball Team Sei-onrl lloiv lilooni lBIana,unrl, .lanz-ski. Ifoiilkv, Rosato, Sezirlvorouiggli, Fry, Morgan 1l'o:n-lil First llow- Svlinialai-hi-r. Vasiile, Moritz. l,i-we. Waril Basketball Review Handicapped by .in inexperienced squad, W'illiamsport High School could not expect a very successful basketball team. W'ith only two lettermen returning, Coach Morgan had to depend on speed and deception to win games. ' In the opening tilt of the season, the team faced Hazleton and was defeated, 33-14. A tall, rangy Scranton Tech team handed us our second defeat, 47-24. In the most exciting home fracas of the season, W'illiamsport topped St. Joseph, 33-31. Our winning streak continued with a 33-29 victory over Sunbury's Owls at Sunbury and we then returned home to take the City Championship by trouncing South Wil- liamsport, 51-19. NWilliamsport's utwo point jinx began to take effect at the next two games for We dropped both. Scranton Central won, 34-30 and Altoona eked out :1 close one over our boys, 27-26. liewildered by a dazzling passing attack, W'illiainsport suffered their worst trouncing at the hands of Shamokin, 42-18. WT then journeyed to Steelton but were defeated, 50-20. Upon our return home the jinx again began to haunt us and we dropped two more thrillers. Nanticolte won, 24-22 while, although we were greatly improved and dominated the play for the major part of the game, Stcelton again beat us 36-34. Sunbury next journeyed to Willianisiutirt and revenged their earlier defeat, 36-33. Scranton Central and Nantieoke brought back memories of the jinx, The former defeated us, 29-27, and Nanticolce won for a second time, 35-32. At last the losing streak was broken when Billtown, using only five men, beat Shamoltin on the Greyhounds floor, 38-26. ln the last two games of the season, Hazleton beat us, 26-20 and Altoona won again, 36-17. Although the season was somewhat disastrous, the team showed fight and courage at evcry stage of each game. From a few of our strong opponents came the remark, That Billtown team is the scrappiest team we played all season. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team Si-4-oiul How --f'1ii-sin-y. Shank. Szxssalnau. Kost, lfri-ilo. Guintor ffloavlil First How--Flory, llugraii, Ilawltins, Mussina, t'ornisIi, Laniaclf- 62 .,. The Volleyball Team Svvunwi Huw -Allon. XYQHIITIISUII. Mattlxvws. Quay, Jmws irst 1lowfJ. I . Cilllllbilllil, Sswgvnt, lhlstiaul, .I. P. fillllllfillil, Brink The Swimming Team Second ROXV'1i2lllfflllHll. Iiluv. Bower. Mzltlmr. Hiftonlxouse First lluwf-Boluy, Ilillllllltr, North, Yumlorliu LAM? -L The C1101-rlczldcrs Yzlulmsvn, Uallellllff, IN-l-'r:1in, Bower, Agnur, Mamie 6 3 N 1937 'vnarnxfiie The Class Basketball -l-eams-I937 The Class Basketball Teams-4938 64 1937 -H? -4 5 , T 'Q fir 'A 1 '4.fJ v '171J , ,130 1w.5'4, , xx .,.,,x' xNk.., 1 U. '?' f 'fl , ,V ar ,f '-' -, Z 'A ' od' fs.. w, ff 4, 1' fi .C . -, . 1. XS .. -'A J V4 N 5 Q' ,D- ,',. i I JACK WHITING SUE E. RATHMELL ROBERT LAMASON ESTHER DERR G. B. MILNOR MARY GEIGER Sara Bell Jeanne Fischer Beverly Hall Ann Herrick Betty Leibensberger Lorraine Rimert Juanita Troutman George Koons George Cruze fr I f Victor Gardner X, Jack Whiting fTyi5yQi' I BETTY MOORE - La Memoire Editorial PHOTOGRAPHIC, ACTIVITIES, Ruth Greninger Alfred Oehrli Wilbur Steele George Barnes Harry Lunt George Williams William Haney Clarabel Logan William Lentz Robert Dorman - Editor - Assislant Editor Phologruphic Manager Aclivitiex Editor - - Ar! Ediior - Literary Adviser Ari Adviser ART Jean Kline Clara Kinkade Phyllis Quinlan Harold Hazen Anna Smyrniotis Richard Scriver William Brink Arthur Woernle Samuel McGarvey Berry Stabley Y Third Row-Lnnt, XVoernle, Miller. Brink, XVillizims, Garilxmr, Seriver, Koons, Oelirli A Seeund Rowfliliiie. Stnhlrey, Fischer, Riinert, Hall, Hazen, liinker, Cruze First Row-Smyrniotis, Irvin, Kinkade, Conrad, May, Logan, Lie-bellsborger, Quinlan llathinell Kinkade Moore Derr G. li. Milnor 43111115011 I aff 63 rf Wi' La Memoirs Business WILLIAM HOUGH - Bnxim-xx Mufmgrr WILLIAM WILKINSON Axxishzul Buxiucss Mamzgrr ROBERT SHOIEMAKHR AJI'c'riisi11g Mumrgrr JACK RIiICFIARD HAYES L. PIaIIsoN JOHN S. HOLLANID Harry Lunt Arthur Woernle Harry Seitzer Richard Scriver Albert Bctzcl George Koons Inez Byers BUSINESS, TYPING Lorraine Rimert Beverly Hall Anna Smyrniotis Berry Stablcy Berry Meek Ardella Mix june Turner c:ifCIlI1lfi0I1 NlVtHlclgL'V Bnsinvss Aflrisw- BIl.lil1C'SS Ailrixfw' Melvin Miller Betty Conrad June Rinker jean May Lois Confer Jean Kline William Hough a .,v, Third Row--Luut. XVOQI-IIIQ-, Svlxultz. Svrivor. Bs-tm-I. Koons Im Ikm-r Sl'l'0Il4l lhnv-fTI1I'III-r. llimm-rt. Ilnll. Shu- : First Huw Sl1lj'Flll4bTlS. Stalrlvy. Meek. Mix M. H. 414-igvr J. S. Ilullzlml H. li. l'I-I'sIIII 1l0iI'lI:Irml XVillIiIIs4III 69 SlmeIn:Ikc-I' 1937 L -V . , , f 8 Thomas Meyer William Askey Morton Hirgh Make-up Editor Edilor Bminggg Manager Cherry and White As the Cherry and Wliite comes off the press for another year, the staff can now look back on a series of magazines which were especially interesting both in reading material and in art work. Directed by William Askey, the Cherry and White staff got off to a running start and produced in the fall a Football number that surpassed the opening editions of other years. Living up to the promise of that issue there came in rapid succession a Thanksgiving number, a colorful Christmas edition, in blue and white, and as a climax, a Mystery number which was crammed with superstitions, murder stories, fortune telling, and interviews with people connected with police work. Proof of the quality of the 1936-37 Cherry and White was offered by the results of the meeting of the Pennsylvania State Press Association. At this conference, which was held December 28, 1936, at Hershey, Pa., the Cherry and White won second place among the magazines of its class. Marietta Cogswell's story, The Ghost of Barnsdale Manor, won honorable mention as did Claude Leibcnsbergeris art work and janet Brown's feature article on the new gym. The Cherry and White was also entered, for the first time, in the Columbia contest. Written and edited by a staff of seniors, juniors, and sophomores, and capably supervised by Miss Florence Laubscher, Mr. Hayes Person, Mr. John Holland, Miss Miriam Wendle, and Miss Mary Geiger, the Cherry and White, in rounding out another year as the chief publication of W. H. S., is confident that it has maintained the standard set up by its predecessors and hopes that the Cherry and White of the future will continue to grow in the high quality of its workmanship. The Cherry and YVhite Staff Fifth liow-f-Allen, Kinkaule, Moore, Ilnling, llastian, Carly, lirink, Si-river, Koons, Newt-olner, Miss Miriam XVi'llIll0 Q.-kdvisi-rl Fourth liowflk-ll, Goodrivh, Gilmore, llrwlu-r, Kline, Krennior, Mix, Bieber, XVilson, Engle, Miss Mary Geiger fAClYiSl'!'l Third llowfllanning, B. In-ilu-iislwerger, Clark, Siu-in-er, McCrinn. Si-singrer, Barnes, lliple, Mr. Hayes Person, Mr. John llollnnd, Miss l loren4'e LlllllPSl'lll'l' tr-Mlvisersy Set-ond llowf-Host-li, Stratton, Sha-rrer, Bronson, ll:-Ffner, Killain, Lott, Meyer, Aske-y, llirsli, Reese-r, Cogswell, Searle, Frith First How--Andrews, Svlnieitler, C. Ileilxelislmvrger, IlPlf'll2ll'1l, Mather 70 The Senior Dramatic Club Fourtli llow--Mvliiuiion, Station, ltr-in, XVilliz1inson, Knight, Gris-ss, Bower, Sr-lilr-li. Overrlurf. lilnglr-r. Se-singer, DeWalrl Third Ilow Steiger, Mix, Malkin, Quay, Andrews, XVerner, Clark, Cogswell, Avery, Lose-li, Ford Second Row---Willow, Riple, Gulliver, Rive, Goorlrieli, Smith. Uvr-rrlorf, '1'urnr-r, XVeitlif1s, Kan-liver, Askoy First llowfliiiss Ls-lnnain iAdvisr-rl, Hsxtliniell, NeI'l'. Moore, Leilreiislierger, Mairltlr-y, Adelninn, llolfrsuin, Agnor, Krennir-r, Fritli. Kinkzulf-. liripe The Senior Dramatic Club When the Senior Dramatic Club met for the first time late last fall, it elected the following officers: President, Charlotte Adelmang Vice President, Markin Knightg Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Agnorg and Pro- gram Chairman, lirnest DeFrain. At the second meeting, Miss Lehman, adviser of the club, gave a very entertaining talk on some of the current plays on Broadway which she had previously attended. Mrs. Charles Mantinband spoke to the club at its third meeting, and at another, Charlotte Adelman entertained with some amusing readings. One of the most interesting meetings was held March 10, when Mrs. E. R. Mann, the director for the Senior Class Play this year, spoke about 'iPomander Walk, the play chosen to be presented by the Class of '37. A majority of the members of the Senior Dramatic Club have been chosen for parts in either the Class Play or the Senior Day Operetta, and have been on various play committees throughout the school year. The Junior Dramatic Club When the Junior Dramatic Club organized in October, nearly one hundred and twenty students joined. At the first meeting the following oflieers were elected: President, Donald Bastiang Vice President, Jane Sherrerg Secretary, Sara Phillipsg Treasurer, Charles Spring. The Crooked-Mouthed Lampi' was presented by several members of the club on one of the Christmas broadcasts. Among the other interesting plays presented at the meetings were Tickets Please and Spark- in'. Current plays were reviewed and theater news was given. During the year a subscription to the UTheater Arts Monthlyf' and several new plays were purchased. The Junior Dranmtie Club Viftli How-lirzir-liluill. Fraser. Lollivlt, Jaffe, Ili-iss-r. Mitstifer. Mielieltree, llutlir-r, Mix. Kuy, Ali-Ilrirlo, Join-s. l,:il'oint, L:i1n:irIe lfourtli Iiowfliost. llowery. lI:nzr-lr-tt. NVurslr-r. Svlieurer, Yozis, liowr-r. lfziulk, Szissziniain. liiiwlizii-rl, XYoin4-r. llottgu. Slinnnon. Hillu-rt, Selmer. llinlrlr-inzin. XVill:ins Tliirrl Row-DeWitt. Lewis, llc-rrnnin. Birrl. Sliainer, Heyinan, Fislir-r. Tepel. 1'zir-lraiiwl, Follinr-r, liirlelspaielir-r. llinkle, Dodson, Merrill, Gleekner. Kulins, Zn-igli-r s Sr-eond llowfllenrlrir'kson, S4-ott, ller-rler, Stratton, Ilanning, A. Nutt, S. G. Nutt, Lost-li. Cogswr-ll, l'Illllll2llllllN, Strylcr-r. Ilnwkins, Bnstress, Gaglioiie, XVr:1y First ROYVf-Sll00lll2lli0I', Cziinplu-ll. 1iiil'Tr-y. Mel'rin:i. Notion. Crzinilaill, Miller, Darnell-, Minzing, lleerl, Slit-rrer, Pliillips, llustiziu, Spring, Kline, lllngxlisli, Svliiieirlvi- 71 Y Instrumental Music Clubs The instrumental musical organizations of the Williaiaasptirt High School have given an excellent showing in the past year under the capable direction of Osborne H. Housel. The band during this year has shown great improvement over previous years and has had many activities. Besides playing at all the football games, except Scranton, it attended the basketball games. It also marched in the Odd Fellows' Parade, American Legion Parade, Gay'Nineties' Parade, Memorial Day Parade, Elks' Parade, and the Firenien's Parade. Also, several concerts were given, including one for the American Legion, two for the Consistory, one during Music W'eek, and a benefit concert with the Willianisport Choral Art Club. Commencement was the last appearance of the band as a unit. The Symphony Orchestra also gave a splendid account of itself, playing for several important broad- casts, a concert during Music Week, and in cooperation with the Senior Chorus at several different outside functions. The Symphony Orchestra finished its musical activities on the occasion of the Class of 1937's Baccalaureate Services. The cream of the school's musicians-the Merrymakei's played many times and were received with enthusiasm. The Mc-rrymakersu pleased the Sophomores at their Class Party, and were enjoyed by all participants of the Student Council Dances. This organization also supplied music for Fathers' Night at Stevens Junior High School, for the Grab Bag, Industrial Teachers' Banquet, Pomander Walk,,, l,arry Kelley's Testimonial Dinner, and a program for Music Xveek, We feel sure that this year's musical organizations have been better received by their audiences than any other in the history of W'illiamsport High School's musical activities. 72 The Student Council The Student Council has completed another successful year under the leadership of the faculty advisers, Miss Casner, Miss Taylor and Mr. Derr. The same oHicers served during both semesters. The President, George Riegel, was elected by last year's council and at the first meeting this year, Charles Bieber was elected Vice President with Betty Mae Leibensberger and Robert Russ as Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. There were the usual committees which, under the able chairman, fulfilled their various functions. The council sponsored the informal dances in the cafeteria. These have been the means of bringing students together for good times and at the same time have furnished the council with money to meet its Hnancial obligations. The weekly broadcasts were an important duty of student council and this year, through the cooperation of members of the faculty, each department of the school pre- sented one program. Check room attendants, ushers for various public performances and guides were fur- nished the school by the council members. ' The honor keys awarded to members of the graduating class are sponsored by the student council with the cooperation of the Senior Class. These honor keys are awarded on the basis of scholarship and outstanding work in extra-curricula activities. To win a key, a student must have participated in three of four fields of activity. Each student must hold a high scholastic record and in addition must have served in athletics, or class activities, or school projects. Credit is given for work on the publica- tions, on student council, on class' committees, in dramatics performances and in various other fields. In short, the pupil who receives an honor key has helped to uphold the best standards and traditions of the school. I With Commencement in 1937, the Student Council completes a successful year in which it has tried to improve conditions, raise standards and carry on the torch of service given it by student.councils of the past. 75 1937 The l-li-Y Club Under the supervision of Mr. John Bower, boys' director of the Y. M. C. A., the Hi-Y Club has enjoyed a very successful year during 1936-1937. The officers of the club were as follows: George Riegel, Presidentg Arthur Woernle, Vice Presidentg John Allen, Secretary, and Harry Lunt, Treasurer. As advisers of the club, the Rev. Ralph May- berry, Mr. John Hoshauer, and Mr. Robert Smink have rendered able assistance. Interesting talks have been given by a number of speakers at the regular weekly meet- ings. Mark Good of tlie Sun-Gazette Company gave an address on sports. Barton A. McGarvey presented an interesting description of a trip through the Inca Indian territory in South America. Charles R. Bidelspacher, a local attorney, outlined his experiences in law school and taking the bar examinations. The club carried out its usual custom of decorating the city for the season's big foot- ball games. Many of the club members attended the North Eastern Central District Hi-Y Con- ference held at Shamokin. These members had many interesting reports on their return. One dinner meeting was held at which Randolph H. Thompson, Game Commissioner from State College, was the chief speaker. Mr. Thompson illustrated his talk with moving pictures of trapping. Other speakers of the evening were Samuel Casner, State Game Commissioner, and John B. Ross, district chief of Game Wardens. Two dances were held during the year, a Christmas Dance held December 23, at the Park Ballroom and an Easter Dance held March 29, at the Lycoming Hotel Ballroom. Proceeds from these dances were used to promote a city-wide Marble Contest held on April 24, and also a nearby cities' Marble Contest to be held in June. The Hi-Y Club also entertained the Williamsport Sightless Club at a party held in May. 74 The l-li-Tri Club Hi-Tri started the 1936-37 term with a new regime under Miss Nancy Lewis who replaced Miss Gladys Larson as Girl Reserve Secretary of the local Y. W. C. A. Miss Lewis was assisted by Miss Florence Laubscher and Miss Miriam Wendle, faculty advisers from NV. H. S. Leading the club there was a cabinet of twenty members headed by Eleanor Frith, President, Eloise Irvin, Vice Presidentg Jean Kline, Secretary, and Doris Shronk, Treasurer. Sue Rathmell, program chairman, planned many interesting meetings, including a series of interest groups held during the first semester. These groups were led by Mrs. Van Brown, Miss Fisher, Miss Cook, and Miss Gluck. Under the direction of the social committee headed by Betty Jane Clark, Hi-Tri sponsored its usual dances at the Park Ballroom and the Lycoming Hotel. Hi Tri's service chairman, Betty Kreamer, very efficiently took charge of distributing Thanksgiving baskets to needy families and giving a Christmas party for underprivileged children. The annual Teachers' Tea was very successful this year under the direction of Elinor Derr, hospitality chairman. Ac the end of the first semester the following officers were elected to serve from Feb. 1, 1937, to Feb. 1, 1938: President, Jean Antesg Vice President, Elinor Derrg Secre- tary, Sarah Marley, Treasurer, Gertrude Bosch. The new cabinet planned a series of Know Your Cityv tours for the second semester, with interesting speakers after each tour. The Dad and Daughter banquet was the usual success, as was the Mother and Daughter Tea. The annual Mid-Winter Girl Reserve Conference was held at Hazleton in April to avoid the inclement weather of February. As usual, Hi-Tri sent a fine delegation. This year Hi-Tri undertook a very worth-while project in the decorating and fur- nishing of a Girls' Room in the Y. W. for the exclusive use of Hi-Tri members. Under the direction of Miss Eva L. Keller, head of the Art Department of Curtin Junior High School, the girls painted this room to resemble the deck of a ship. As usual, Hi-Tri closed the year with a Spring Dance and a Senior Farewell, while the girls look forward to a gala two weeks at Camp Kline at the close of the school term. 75 1937 Thu Senior Girls' Chorus iirrl limi' Svsilngn-i', lit'ilVl'I'. Mille-P. livin. Fnrml, Huwn-r, J. lieilwiislwmn-l'. Miss lligglmw lllirvvh S1--'mul Ilnw I,m's-lzxml, 11, I,e-iiwiislu-rgvr. I4-lull-y. Hahlm-. llorrivk. 1,1-hnmn, Wngxu-r, NVUlf0 I-'irsi Huw llizm. B1-ll. Sinilhi thx-1'1lur1', l'2l!'Ill1'Il, Wilton, Km-lxln-r, Hillf-spi The Senior Buys' Chorus Sm-vmul lllHVfllllllllLf. Mr-Kinnon, XVm-rnlc-. Knight, Bc-tznl. Allen. NYi1linn1snn, Ku-nm-dy First Huw-Askey, Crissxnain, Mctlnrvvy, S1-111011, De-Frzlin, Sznmh-rs, Mi-Coy 'l'hC Glue Club 76 The German Club Tllird Iluwflluling. Mzittlxews. Groovy, lbw-rllurf. Stznlon. Milcllsinski S1-1-mul Ilmv4Mixs Crm-ss lAmIvis1-rj, Neff. Hin-1-, Iirown. XVup:nQr. Tmpioy, Russ-ll. Lloyd First Iluw-Bowznan, Irvin, Sloignr, Hull. Ifisvlu-r. All-yn-r. 1ll,'Blil'llilI'l, Mlm-1-kll-r, Sq-uric The F11-sf Aid Club Tllirrl Iluu'--Illihh, Mm-xsc-rsuiitli, Millr-r. Stulzunin, NV9irllvr, l'ol4-rs, Young Scwmnl Huw-Miss XViIli:uns lAflVis0rJ, lIf11lFfVlll, H0111-r, lleauling, XVIUJIIPIZ Howl-r, Gaglione First Ilmv--flievk, Merrell, Klingl-r, Morgan, Mix l ' i I 'l'lw Public Spvnkingr Club Tliirrl llnu' Ort. Potts. Tmilroilslvn-run-l'. lliuuins. Gulxly. XVinn S4-1-mul lluw Alr. NVo1fv 1'A4lx'iw1-1-3, Covhrzui. Ilirsli, IU-is-l1:1r4l, Iizuliffnizln, Iluuxnu-r, llinzunaln. Ynnrlerliu irst lluu' Slay, Ilinlilu, Fislu-r, Nluvllillrlll, Ilim01't, llvmlrivlismi, .lv11nii1g.gs, Spring. Sn-lun-irlvr, Sllovilullivr 77 l 9 3 7 l --W 1 Dance Orchestra ' -' . ,-f Fourth How-Yoder, Cruze, H:u',frove, Gerry. Moorolmacl rx - ,U Third llow-AMotz9,:cr, Diehl, Smith, Svlxwz-ilic-rt. Swan Sm-mul How--linnrivlxs, Loplcy, Beisel. Hoarlloy, Bird, Willinxns, Nowvolnor, SllI'2li'C Firxt llowffllr. Housf-1 Lllirectorl, Kennedy, Sciavvn, NVilli:uns0n, Lyons, Hazen The Audubon Club Third llowf J. XV. Mzlttliews, J. 'l'. Matthews, Nexvvumer, Neil, Zcigler, XVQNL NVmnx-r. Kuhns, I'IIlllk1'llll0I'll Suvoml How-fhlontmnnery, Ilcm-fly, llinlorti, Hunscl, Person, Mucfllzxrsrxi, L2lll0l', Dunkvlhurgs-r, Knley, Dahlgren, Messner First Row Miss Bond flvlvisorl, Svlnnolzlv. Moore, Puff, Ridge, XV00ml, Johnson, FHI'f1lQj', XV:1gner, Gilbert The Math Engineers Club Third Row--J. T. llinttlmws. Gillllli1P, Moyor, Leillensberger, OV!-!I'flllI'l'. Mr. Iloslmner Lhlviserl Second Ilowil XV. Matthews, DeXVOcrdt, Eberhflrt, Edgar, NVilliinson, IJeW:nlrl First How-fKonkl0, Ertvl, Lnnt, Bieber, Annlrcws 78 tg Q Q . Zim. The Book Club I-'mirth Itmv---llrm'1-, Crt-tzh-y. J. T. Mzitthr-ws. Node-n, Malkin Third How-'Nm-il. .I:1tTv, Ash-Imam, Stzumfu. I-'1m'k, Stryker, Ne-iswvndt-r, I-'a-ssh-r Sf-ruml ltmvf-lic-1-414-1-, In-wily, Iliinvrt. Ht-osx-r. EVA-rett. Fishc-r, .lzwlqsnn I-'irst Ilmv-Miss Ilulu-fr tA1lvism'J, ltiphl. .I. W. Maitthows, Syinnnrntis, lhiwnxzlh. lllrh-l, Fm-tart-r The Modern Events Club Flyllrlll Iiowi-Messerslnifli, Cohn, llllllflllgllbll, .Teuning,gs, Finylinrt, XXYOIIIUF. Stviuhzu-ln-r. Sogxll Third Hmv-Miss Al4'ltlilI'lll!lIl fAfIVis4-rl, Burr, Cuhrzld, Bust-li, Furtm-y, NW-st. IM-Witt Sm-ond How- Sm-hmidt, llinkvr, Mix, llitlgv, Derr, Kalvy, Edwards, 1fllllllS, l'l:1nlu-nlmrn First l:lHYfl:1lL'llllSkl, Monks, BlllSSlllRl, Iirowiudl, Ziegler, Ilosser, Durrwatzhter, Couiur, 1J:mhlg.grvn, Puff, NYood 'lllw Ifit-l4l,I u1't-st and Stre-:un Club Third Iluwff-Dt-W1-vi-nlt. Collins. Imrks-1-. liznrhvs, llislu-I, Dm-hh-r. Fmnptmi S+-4-mul Iluwf Gumhh-. Mvllrirh-, W. Nh-lmlsmi. Strziih-51 Swt-4-ln-y. Il. Ni:-hulstm First Iluw llumhru, Jam-t, J. W. Mzllthvws, IJuNV:tld, 1'ZlllllHll1lllS, Muult-, Mr. Sllltdllltllt! fA:lx'isvrJ 79 - l 1937 , W, , The Chemistry Club Fifth 1lowfMr. Derr Qridviserj, Lewis, Bell, Scriver, Hazlet, Lollit-k, Fraser, llickain, NVoernlc, Hough, Matnsul Sullivan. S. Nutt, Noden, Jaffe Fourth 1l0XV-'LillllElS0ll, Beaver, J. Miller, StlllZ1llil1l, Bower, Neil, A. Mix, Quay, Bieber, Antes, Malkin Preston, Brennen, Strivker, A. Nutt, E. Miller, Cairpr-nter Third Row-Hough, Matthews, Hiple, Asks-y, Logan, Illini-rt, Knuuber, Elverhalrt, Kernun, Cornish, Breon Montz, Gehron, .I. Mix Second Row-Reeder, Kinkade, Moore. Bidvlspauher. Carinin, Lunt, Morgan, Lzuuuile, Heiser, Fuller, Gerber Glem-liner, Fulton, Lentze, Hoover First IIOWA-Shannon, Huntington, Becker, Adams, May, McBride, Mundy, Lewis The Junior Rotary Club Fonrih Ii0NX'f-Blll0llllC?, Ii6lll0llSlJf'I'lL1'HI'. lluntington, Gulivk. Jones, Si'llllllH'lI0l' Third Row!-Brown, George, Fisher, iiatrli, lliggiiis, Smith, Mziitlainfl, Iiil1llI'l4l9 Second liow-lioons. McKinnon, Mussinzx, Ptleegor. Svhultz. Myers. Potts, Andrews First Row-Mr. li. D. Smink lixflviserj, Monks, Russ, Ileicliurd, Knight, Stadon, Askey, McKee The Commercial Club Fourth Rowflfisior. Stroup, Slzilmloy. May. Schultz. Porter, Liberti, Miss Maust fAilviserJ Third Row-Tliomaxs. Chirnoll. Steinbai-l1e1', Sifllllllllf, Abrunzo. Latini, Toflaro Sei-ond Row--Seg'fll, Coleman. Kimble, Andrews, Bennett, LaFeVer, Liddick, Griensweight, Rinker First lumwef--Gruisliailmr, Dr-rr, Ileitiilgzvr, Koch, Lott, Killmn, Homan, Mcssersmith, Fogle 80 The Etiquetie Club 'l'l1ix'1l llowf- May. XVOIIIQT, NVurster, XVTICPTQIIHT, Liehy, NYuml, Bower, Zn-lim-rs, NVym1 1-mul Iluw- -Mzultinlmml, Thrush, Swoyer, XVuis. Smfrvpoliiti, Svluxm-r. ltuluinwml. Sn-wtf. Ili-4-ilu-r First 1i4rW4Miss Quigley fA1lvis0ry, lingers. Ilmtuvr, XV:l:lu-r. Rini. Yuns. tizlulimw, Iiullvl' The Lih1'zn'y Club 'mirth ROYX'fL05L'lll . Km-hier. Mrlh-rmu1'r, Liimrti. BIEIFSTHITT. I4'u1't11f-y. Koss-ghy. R, I-'lziylmrt Third llmv-1,1-ymro. Nmh-n, Stn-vm-1', Kunpi:-, Lntini, XV:-iuvl, NV:ig11o1'. IP. Flzxylmrt Svc-mid Huw--AI'l1d9grz1ff. -I:II'iiS4J!l, Snyilor. Mundior, Munn. Svlirnyvr, IH-rgor First Row-Miss lloher 1Arlvism-rj, l'e11nri, Ilnover, Fism-iivr, Smith. 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SCHLAUCH SUPPLYING -l e W G l 9 I' ENGRAVED ANNOUNCEMENTS Quflffy Always H' LW COS' FOR 40 West Willow St. Opposite Court House CLASS OF 1937 WHEN TODAY'S SENIORS yelled from High-Chairs, the SHOPPER'S GUIDE already was a regular weekly visitor in thousands of Williarnsport homes. C00 Est. 1922 FERD W. COLEMAN, Proprietor 225-229 E. Third St. . , See LUNDY - for LUMBER O jjice and School Supplies Bank Stationers Williamsport Ccmdy Mfg. Co. Peerless Brand Miineograph Agency JEL'-Y DROPS and Distributors of SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES Williamspogtt Dickinson junior College Accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and by the State Council of Education of Pennsylvania K Offers the last two years of high school and the first two years of college. Prepares for admission to all colleges and technical schools from the Preparatory Depart- ment and to the Junior year in college from the College Department. ART, including Illustration, Commercial Art, Costume Design, and Interior Decoration. MUSIC, including Voice, Piano, Organ, Violin, and Theoretical Subjects. BUSINESS and SECRETARIAL COURSES ond DRAMATICS Are all on the same high levels as the Liberal Arts Department. Catalogue and Other Information Free Write or call DR. JOHN W. LONG, President Williamsport, Pennsylvania 90 Putronize Home Industries Compliments of C. A. REED COMPANY CREPE PAPER AND CREPE PAPER SPECIALTIES Everything ATHLETIC Ph E2-5511 At CAPITOL SHOE REPAIR ond HARDERIS SHOE SHINE PARLOR 336 Pine Street COSTAS EMANUEL, Proprietor 41 West Fourth Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS School of Dancing 51 WEST THIRD STREET Compliments of PLANKENHORINVS Condy Store Third ond Government Place BANK OF NEWBERBY Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA. MISS WHEATON'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 35 West Fourth Street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. All Commercial Subjects Calculator, Duplicator, Dictograph In Session All Year DR. C. W. WILLIAMSON D. S. ANDRUS G CO. 135 West Third Street PIANOS - RADIOS D G F1 T I S I' BAND INSTRUMENTS ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS 420 William street WILLIAMSPORT, PA. VICTROLAS and RECORDS SHEET MUSIC R 0 D U C E R 1 BLACKSTONE AUTO CO., Inc. D A I R Y C O IZOO WOSLIIHQTOH Blvd. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Safe Milk Ice Cream Dismbufor Qongratulations and iBesrN'l0Jishes NARDI'S FRU IT STORE FINEST QUALITY FRUIT I0 the At All Times Glass of 1937 Fourth and Market sts. WILLIAMSPORT, PA PENNSYLVANIA 0 BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP 4 Barbers 2 Beauticians HARRY L. RYDER, Proprietor h W 328 west Fourth Stregzial 2-5406WILLIAMSP0RT, PA. T 6 ' 'dmsport H. G. SARGENT printing ond Binding Co. COMMZZIAL AND ZORTMIT otograp 31 Phone 324I 347 PINE STREET o -are-- l 'i efizgg Printers of I 92 T' THE CHERRY AND WHITE F o R G R o o A T I o N Elgin-Bulava-Gruen-Hamilton Watches J. S. RUDNITZKI, Inc. 123 west Fourth st e t MONTOUR AUTO SERVICE CO. Distributors of TYDOL Gas and VEEDOL Oil I I2 Brood Street Dial 86I I MONTOURSVILLE, PA. Carl Wentzler Tire Shop, Inc. Goodrich Tires and Batteries West Third and Walnut Streets COLLI NS-RHOADES CO. Where Flowers Grow 663 Herdic Street THE JACOB GEHRON CO., Inc. BUILDERS AND BUILDERS, SUPPLIES 607 CEMETERY STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PA. For Young Men's Smart Clothing STAR CLOTHING HOUSE of Ulman Bros. I West Market Square Established 96 y s KOLB BROS. DRUGS, JEWELRY, COSMETICS A Dependable Store 23 E. Third St., WILLIAMSPORT, PA. Agwf if A. F r a s -, fi CQMMENCEME T for a more intense study of the world and its ways . . . One of the first business steps undertaken by many of this year's graduates will be the opening of a Sav- ings Account as soon as they start earning money. Many of our older citizens may Well follow the example of these future businessmen and successful homemakers in preparing for 1ife's challenges. IRST NATIQNA AN 93 YOU AT 60 Many of you are just about to graduate - many of you will soon be on your own -, ask yourself now - Where will I be, financially, at 6O? Start an account at the Williamsport National Bank. Our good banking record - our 39 years of unbroken divi- dends e and the fact that every depositor, regardless of creed, social or financial standing, receives the same courteous treatment from every officer and employee, makes this the bank for you to choose. WILLIAMSPORT NATIONAL BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock 329 Pine Street F or All , Occasions! I'0ZITll1I'l 349 PINE STREET IIA l l C fl ff 2 R' mUlC Headquarters for CORRECT APPAREL There's a Hurr Dealer for or Hurr Dairy Sfore ' fast Around Your Corner 94 Compliments of Buckeye Food Products CO. KNIGHT UNDERTAKI NG ESTABLISHMENT Founded by Charles L. Knight 1912 Memorial Avenue WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA E. E, SCHLEH G CO. DRAPERIES, GIFTS NOVELTIES FURMTURE, LINENS, CHINA Compliments of W. C. 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A Wg,-,s,l,,f3Iff,.b:,.Q, I- - 1'-is K E K ' f f 73111. fx:Ifgiwfili-1TEki7,iff g x I- ,-es ffisfi' -I Qfsf :-Af we AA: M M1 - ' f iftfffziigk 'Zs 1:2?4?i7Q55:I 7 THE LITERATURE BUILDING BUCKNELL UNIVER ITY CO-EDUCATIONAL FOUNDED 1846 LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA BACHELOR OF ARTS EDUCATION COMMERCE AND FINANCE BIOLOGY ENGINEERING WIDE PROGRAM OF COORDINATED STUDENT ACTIVITIES . . . ATHLETICS FOR ALL For detailed information, catalogue, and illustratca' booklet, address H. W. HOLTER, Registrar Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PO. 96 .vICl.. , Our bearfieszf colzgratulafions fo the ,wp I lll I -lil jlJLYCOMING l..,.Qg, . . I n , iii .Ll W Zlllfl-H Graduating Class of 1937 O Lycoming Dry Goods Co. Norllavrn PennsyIz'ania's Largrsl Cash Dvpartmrni Slore Where Third Slrwl Crosses Pine Phone 9I2I A. ROY FLANIGAN Prescription Druggist MEDICINES AT CUT-RATE 217 PINE STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 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Producers of Distinctive School and College Publications ALITQCRAPHS a'6l'aImssrLozl:tdermilkl A 'i ' ii , Guest at Shower ' .4 . 1 I I Mrs. Walter Claudius, 1522 Scott' Street, entertained at a vafiety shower, at the home of Mrst Henry Weinhart, 1216 Memorial Avenue, Wednesday evening in honor of, Miss Laura Kramer, whose mar- riage to Edward Claudius will take place in the near future. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts. The evening was 'spent in playing cards and refresh- ,ments were served. A Valentine theme was used. The following were present: Miss Betty Kahler, Mrs. Thomas O'Con1 nor, Miss Marian Houchens 'S iLouise Knerr, Miss Cleone fMrs. Fred Kramer, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Perry Winner, Clifford Kimmel, Mrs. ,Kriner, Mrs. Henry Weinhart iWalter Claudius, Miss .Laura , Mis -1 r--H-Fefe -vu-wwr - -!B5l 'M Ji-feline' Rites-f Eiriaikieiiiihy P552 i Q 'CLAIR M WILLIAMSON son of Mr 1, Q V U 1 . , , . . , b MRS. IRA F. SMITH, JR' I I g izomarii Mrs. Thgmallg Wglliamsornbof v : ycoming ree oa , a mem er ffVlRS. T. T. LOWDERMILK, of 887 0 'of the wiiiiamspori High School grad- fe Memorial Avenue, announces the ' 3 uating class of 1937, has accepted a posi- Qmam-iage of her daughter, Ivy Lorraine, Mr. and Mrs' M- C. Lott, 6 tion as engineer with 'the Howell Elec. ito Ira Franklin Smith, Jr., son of Mr. North Grier Street, announce t gr MWOT cg0 'LP?n3' fH9We1'd1Vfg1chg , marriage of their daughter, Ed! ereceive a ac eoro science e re 'gd IXUS' Ira F' Smith' of 1320 Locustfo Lester W, Herr, 416 Hawthgrj in electrical engineering last month ' ree' Avenue, son of Frank Herr, of 'rn fi-nm 'rri-state coiiege, Angola, Ind. Wedding was solemnized Dec. 28lb0tVi11e, ' ' -'MMU-Ae'-'-eee ' ' gj11,ijSt. Matthews Episcopal Church atl The marriage took place at Ber- 'Sunbliry by the Rev. A'nthony G. Van? EldOl'l.y Q , Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith are gradu- yates of the Williamsport High School. ,Mn Smith attended Lafayette College, at Easton, and is a graduate of the Eck- hols College of Embalming. He is a mem- er of Lambda Zeta Nu, national frater- 'ty of embalmers. A For the present, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, ryville, Va., on Feb. 2. There were no attendants. Mrs. Herr is a graduate of the Williamsport High School class of 1937 and Mr. Herr was graduated from the Turbotville High School. Mrs, Herr is employed as bookkeep- er by M. H. Housel 8: Co. Mr. Herr- works for the Carey-McFal1 Co., Montoursville. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Herr are living at 730, lswill-be at home at B87 Memorial Avenue. ' Cemetery Street. . i , ..,.,.. . f.-.....4....Y l Young Men, From City j Sinn in Bucknell Glee Clubm i v A A eewwi- 1, I Left to Right: Askey, Flaugh, and Meyer .N the Bucknell University men's glee club leaves on its annuallmid-l .f,y'g:3?rvfig!i1Ci1'lZ tour of the East from Feb. 4 to 11, three students from Wil-l 6 among its 70 members. They are Thomas Meyer son ofi and Mis- Charles H. Meyer, of 626 Seventh Avenue: Jack Flaugh, son off Naoml Flaugh, of 825 Franklin Street, and William Askey, son of Mr, and . Charles F. Askey, of 800 Louisa St eet Fl h ' ' 'y. juniors, ar ll r aug ' a Sgmgr' lmd Meyel' and e 3 veteran members of the glee club singing in the baritone -tenor, and bass sections respectively. They will' f i- '4 stszesrsnd me District 'of Columbia. apgglii P? are audlemsf e