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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

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Since in this year our great nation has again become embroiied in a bitter worid contiict for the defense of Democracy, we feei the urgency of emphasizing the patriotic duty oi Americans to support the great cause to which we are committed. in presenting this year book, it has been our purpose to pro- vide an account of important and interesting events of our school iife. The ensuing pages furnish, by picture and printed word, scenes and records of activities showing many phases oi the schooi iife which has been ours. We sincereiy hope that this book, throughout the future, wiii ' he memories and associations of our high ve to keep ooi years. ahve t ser sch 1233 DE-916181108 ri 0 HU S SELL H. RH O AU S who with infinite patience and wisdom has counseied us in ah our prohierne. and successiuiiy directed our activi- ties with ahundant energyg whose high standard oi character has heen an exarnpie tor us to emuiate: the staff ot the 1942 LA MEM OW-F, respecttuiiy dedicates this tw enty-second edition llllilll IIS IE .L -vi XF 3 1 1 .A if 2' J A -'Q xx 'x ' .' ,- '. ,Q ' ' f- ' wwf xx' 7. I I. 'I f 1-- 'X 1 ,Q A. M. WEAVER J. E. NANCARIIOW superintendent of Schools Principal 4 0 Administration It was on Sunday, December 7, 19411, about 3:00 P. M. that the news concerning the dastardly and destructive attack on Pearl Harbor came to us by radio. On the next Monday, the student body listened as the President recommended to Congress that war be declared upon Japan. Later we learned that Paul Benavel Free, a gradu- ate of the Williamsport High School in 1938, had been killed in action at Pearl Har- bor. Sometime later, it was learned that the soldier who had remained on duty after regular hours and who had discovered and reported to his superior that a number of planes were headed toward Hawaii, was none other than Joseph L. Lockard of the class of 194-0. The Williamsport High School honors and respects the memory of Paul Free and congratulates ,loe Lockard on his achievement and selection for the Congressional Medal of Honor. ln such a world, the administrative work at the High School has been tempered to fit the constantly changing conditions. Shelters have been provided for pupils in case of an air raid, and weekly drills are held. Practically all of the teachers on the faculty have taken the standard First Aid Course provided by the Red Cross. First Aid kits have been prepared to be used in case of an emergency. Members of the faculty have given of their services in helping to train the air wardens. Teachers have modified their courses to fit the war needs. In addition, movies and outside speakers have provided information during the assembly program. We trust that each pupil will co-operate in this program to fit himself so that he may be able to serve America. J. E. NANCARROW. 10 You, Graduates of the Class of 1942, have now successfully completed the course of education provided in the Vlfilliamsport Public Schools. ive congratulate you sincerely. You have passed another milestone. Now you leave the well-marked highway and must choose your path from many trails. Which one you select will depend not on what you have done, but on what you have become. The world to which you turn is not a happy one. Free men and free institutions are under severe attack. False theories and ideas must be crushed before the world can be rebuilt. Untold misery must be suffered and inflicted before peace comes again. Each of you will have a part, large or small, in preserving American ideals. Each of you will have a part in building anew a happier world. Whatever your part, it is our sincere hope that your years in the Vlfilliamsport Public Schools have fitted you to play it honorably. honestly. courageously and well. THE BOARD or EDUCATION Wn,LIAMsPoRT PUBLIC Scnoors. The Board of Education l l Sn-:ltr-rl, L4-ft to Right-Dr. Charles 11. Secly, Jean P. Huiing. Jost-ph H. Mossr-r, Vice- I'rs-sinh-ntg Ha-nr1.:v lt, Lumaule, I'rcsi4lvut3 Ilr. Vlxarles L. Ytjllllfllllllll, llr. t'. lIou':1nI HUWIIIIIII Sllllltlilllf Ilan Il. Kline, Solicitorg S. Dale Furst, NV. II. Hough. 'l're:usnrn-rg A. M. W4-nr:-r. Sum-rin!I-nah-nt: llowzlrd ll. Ilcincy, Bla-lrin C. Knight, lt. C. Pt-le-rlnan, Sccrctury 11 The Faculty ISABELLE F. BOND, M.S. Sc ROSE BOWER, BS. CLARA M. CASNER, M.S. ETHLL C. COLLIER, BS. EDRIE A. DELONG, M.A. HELEN M. DIHFFENBACH, Dams E. EAMES, M.A. Lucruz EVANS, Ph.B. EVELYN B. Fxscnuzn, M.I MAIIY E. GEIGER LUCILE GORDNER, B.A. ELRANOR Ism.ER, B.S. FLORENCE M. LAUBSCHER fence, Dean. of Women Librarian Sf'lt'II!'t' Home Economics English BS. Plzysiml Education Home Evonomics English .. Language Art Departm ent English Home Economics , M.A. English Rosh K. L1-IIWIAN. M.A. English SARA MAQQIVARLAND, M.A. Sm'i11lSI11rlic's BRULA FABRR MAN1.m', BS. Heazl of Home Eranonzirs Dvparlmenl LAVRA M. Nl,-XlIS'l'., BS. lfnnnnerrial VHRYA C. NQLL, M.A. language MARcln:R11'r: I. Qlru:LLY, M.A. Hearl of Foreign Language Dcpnrtmenl KATIIRYN M. Ricci.:-1, B.S. Hemi nf fllusir: IPFIJIIFIIIIFIII CRNEVIEVE M. R1'1'Tr:R, M.A., English, Language HELEN G. STOUT, M.A. Language MARY Louisa TAYLOR, M.A. Social Slurlies NIIRIAM WP1NDI.E, M.A. Hearl of English Deparimenr CAROLYN WII.T.IAMS, MS. Science 12 EARLE R. BARTHULOMEVV, M.Ed., Social Studies FRED F. BASTIAN, MS. C. S. BAUER, M.Ed. WAm'r1R L. BUliKliAIiD'l', BS. PAUL B. Cooucv, M.A. M. E. Dizrzmzn. Mliil. Science Industrial Industrial English Physical Eilncalion, Coach of Athletics CI.-XRICNFIC F. Dr-um, M.A. Commercial L. F. Dlillli, M.A., Hcail of Science Dcpartlncnt OMAN Ii. Dr:WAl.n, M.A. English. Sminmw V. FNi:l.Isu. MF. Drafting w'l'lI.I.AlKID T. KZIIWY, BS. Commercial llowmm L. llfuu-Llc, M.A. Jlath c'rr1 atics M. O. HARRIS, M.A. English I-fnvmun P. IIm:1'm:u, M.A. Science Iizlm D. lIl':YI.i:u. A.B. Heail of Cornnicrcial Department J. S. HOLLAND, M.A. .llathematics JOHN C. Hosrmmzn. MS. Head of Mathematics Department Osuonmz L. llousizr. Instrumental Music 13 The Faculty J. S. L1i:P1.m', BS. Mathematics, Science JAMES W. RJE'l'TI,lili, M.A. Science KERR MILLER, Ms.Ed. Commercial J. E. NANCARROW, Ph.D. Principal A. K. PATTERSON, MS. illatllcmrllics ARTHUR E. PAULHAMUS, M.A. Social Smilies, Dean of lllen Hu. E. Pousr, B.A. English, Coach of Athletics .-JRTIIUR B. PUnsnLL, MS. Social Smilies, Coach of Athletics llmnx D. IRICAD, B.S. English R. II. Ruoixns, M.A. Head of Social Sllltlivs llvpartlnclzt Rn' C. S1Nm.r:Y, MS. lllatlrematics. Social Sluilics Honrtlu' D. SMINK, MS. illathcmalics C. Romzm' SNYDI-Ill, M.A. Jlathemalics llixvm W. STUHMPI-'Li:, M.A. Science LARUE C. W1LLIAMs0N, M.Eil. Social Smilies B. H. WINTEII, M.A. Social Stuclies GEORGE CARBON Wouwz, M.A. Social Studies H. A. ZAcUu, B.S. llllllll TWO . g-- , A--.v,1-55,1 e XXXV fn -2 I Nm, Q f X 5. 33 Y IJ. I f.,' F w fy ww Senior Class Dtlicers CIIARLIQS SUTl.llfF - ELEANOR Cooucv - I iw IJELEN Fmwczlcs I-lAINr:s - RoB12R'r DESMTO - l,l'f'SI'1lf'lIl l,l'1'.il.1Il'lIf .qPl7l'l'lllI'-Y Trcnslz rel' 5. :Lg Vps. 1 , Q' 4.1. 'A MHS. 1l.X1!fl,KHl'I'l' f'0IlNNVET.T. .TOSEPII A. UVLT, S4-nior Vlzus Blntlu-r Sn-ninr Class Ifzltlu-r 16 To the Members ol the Class ol l942: Air-raid warden aides! Fire warden aides! Main- tenance service aides! Nurses, aides! First aid! What an addition to an already crowded extra-curricular school life! However this is just another illustration that school should prepare you for a well-rounded life. But what a different life for which you are being pre- pared! What a contrast to the life of peace and happi- ness which all of us had hoped would be your portion in life! Now we are a world at war, and the disruptions which all of us suffer in our daily lives must needs be reflected in your school life. It is utterly impossible for us to teach you just how you should act in each of these difficult situations. But, RUSSELL H- RTW-WS as teachers, we can only wish that we have taught you how to think in the hope that right thinking will culminate in right actions. Many of you, through your club programs, athletic teams, musical or- ganizations, and kindred groups have learned the fundamental principles of co-operation, fair play, team work and good sportsmanship. Utterly vital as these were in your school life, they become, definitely, the keystone upon which rests the ultimate victory which all of us so desperately desire. Senior Class 'lll'lll'lll'l' What your future tasks may be no one is able now to predict. This we do know: that if all of us will take our W. H. S. to mean not only Williams- port High School, but also Willing, Helpful Service, the tasks will the sooner be ended. '6Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand itf,-A. Lincoln With the fervent wish that Cod may have each of you in His holy keeping, Sincerely your Class Teacher, mug-W Front Row, Left to Right-'Charles Sutliff, Eleanor Cooley, Helen Haines, Robert De Santo Second Row-Put Madenfort, Phyllis Koons, Ardnn Shetler, Ann Sh:-rrer, Doris Maw Illll Third Row-Mr. Russell Rhuuds, William Hartnett, Richard II:lll, James Kreitz 17 Senior Class Play NA Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, a three-act comedy adapted by John G. Fuller from the book hy Mark Twain, was presented in the high school auditorium April 10 and ll. Mrs. Elizabeth Reed Mann directed the performance which centered around Hank Bennett, a wise-cracking, worldly young technician who manufactured plenty of laughs, after touching a Hdanger-explosivesw switch on his radio, and finding him- self in King Arthur's Court i11 the year 523. However, he erformed a 'gcou d7etat lm careful an lication of histor , set P P Y I P Y himself up as dictator, and put the country on a twentieth century basis complete with secretaries, telephones, airplanes, and romance. The terrible climax occurred when Hank, after recovering and realizing that it was the shock from the radio which had caused his illusion, promptly touched that same gadget again. I3 Hank Bfhnnelt , Marion --.,--- Mrs. Bvnnelt M, King Arthur W Que-on Cumwver Mvrlin .....,, Sir SElgl'ElIl'l0l' -, Clarerivc ,.. , - Elaine ,,,,,, Si r Launvelot , , Queen Morgan I handy .,.. .. - .,- iv Fay 'I'n IC CAST A,--f-,,, N -, Xviiiikllll Stumnpfiv ,dw Ann Shvrrer --- Kathryn Rosvh ---, ,,,-- Edwin Yvallvr -- l'atrim'iu Macivnfnrl - - - Donald Jarohsanl , - A Edward Righlniirv ,- Rdllllllld Cstaldvr W- Cynthia Sibley -- Ray Brungard -n , , - Callie' Mc'HafTiP Eleanor Sll'0Pi1ll1ZlIlIl Senior Day Complete with lrish hrogues and pretty coleens, g'Shatnrm'k Minstrt-ls was present:-d to the' high school student body Friday morning, March 20, and repeated for parents and friends Friday and Monday evenings. The east of sixteen very Irish lads and lasses eoarhed hy Miss Rose Lehman. were ahly supported hy the Senior Girls' Churus directed hy Miss Kathryn Riggle. The tlance orcltestra under the haton uf Mr. Osborne H. Housel, accompanied the perforntanm-t-. llarry llahhel Benjamin Thompson Rohert Marsh L:-ar llerruld Lillian Ciofli Eugene Ralph llelen llaines THE CAST Us-urge Brewer Arthur F1'l'Z'lS ,lames Seitzer Adolph Ragliafm-rri Donald Freed James Hess Joseph McLain Frank Hnfer UANCIERS Gloria Casale Dorothy llart Antedina Casehe-ra ,lulia Knapik lil:-anor Cooley Dtmttlty Brs-nm-r Lucile Williatnsun Etny Brinkerhoff Muriel Zahnlm' Delphine Meconi 20 01168112 ld Hiqh' ljQ?cZ,fQ'TIQ'5 AZ2J7l q'7lfg4y U!l- .l 'J' 1 f-2 1 -sg J 4 A 1 A Good - bye Oh! Hfyb fl?DC fo .my hifi-lffffn yvcl. our fyircffwlcfoqf wwf 5 4- - D Eiiig usiiizg zi- Ei zgfslg ,Q .1 JX-,f'g,, 1 Q V1 2 1 em! fbaix fra: il- so new yoocf - bye 0 :: s S - :E - s-5 E:5 ::rs:: E2l- ' S: fif' .EJ 1 ii J 11 :K M96 affow- emhes flh-ytf' zftf, of 'aff oar' frfiaf wcff 53Ei ?S sir: 1' 1 A U? ,LQ I -'fp L13 ug- A i Q Eat: : NCDCF fsf' 7Cf Life fir- 7Cf Gil M0 C viq zzz zzzg eaz us ra I J, . J J Q fa T13 Q ,offmf w efpwe v - E For an-rf i 0 arc wc may a uflfomx ,ofvau if T W r F Fl F F Q won, .E yioaf 021 7Z .rfgJf-afar? 7'Z?f?A J c L , gf E 4 'fr li r P r V f ,U - uk Ati 4 1 A 1 ff xx 'bgfjind fa? - ff hifi! I H q-6o0 F 15 Tv? ' Q- ' e 21 WALTER ABEL Walt Curtin Industrial BLAKE JOSEPH ADAMS Blackie, Curtin Industrial HOMER ROE ALLEN Curtin Academic Math Engineers 4. FRANCIS B. ALBERTS Buck Curtin Industrial ROSE LOUISE ANDERSON Andy Curtin Home Economics Home Economics Club 4. LUCILE ELLEN ANTES NLM., Roosevelt Commercial Executive and Teller Connnittee 3: Cherry und White Literary Staff 2: Chairman of Scholarship Com- mittee 4.. HELEN J. AUGSBURCER Bergie Stevens Commercial Color Committee 4: Cherry and White Business Staff 2: Journalism 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 42 Hi-Tri 2. 3. 42 Commercial Club 4. ELLEN LOUISE BAKER Baker Hanover High Academic Etiquette Club 3: First Aid 4: Hi-Tri 4: Art Club 4. THOMAS CHARLES BARGER aclyirpn Curtin Commercial Bowling Club 2, 3. 4: Grab Bag 2. DOMINICK J. ABRUNZO Domonicke Curtin Industrial Industrial Safety Committee 3: Gymnastics 2, 3: Track 3: Football 3 l ., -, r. PAUL ROBAT ADE Pete Stevens Industrial Print Shop 3. ROBERT LEE ALLEN HBOH, Stevens Academic Dues Committee 3: Student Coun- cil 4: Math Engineers Club 4: Pub- licity Chairman of Student Council Executive Committee 4. PAUL LAVERNE ANDERSON :rAndysn Stevens Industrial Color Committee 2: 'NCIf8l'6 Com- mittee 3: Dues Committee 4: Publi- cation Stat? of Cherry and White 4. ELEANOR LOUISE ANDREWS HEI., Curtin Commercial Fashion Show 2. JOHN EDWARD ATKINSON Johnny Curtin Industrial Dues Committee 4: Welfare Com- mittee 2, 3: Student Council 4. JOHN MILLES AULT lack Stevens Academic Leaders' Club 4: Glee Club 4: Bowling 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Field, Forest and Stream Club 3. THOMAS BAKER uBake,, Stevens Industrial CLA UDIA IRENE BARTLOW Ginger Curtin Commercial Bowling 3. 4: Library Club 4: Badminton 4: Grab Bag 3, 4: Bowl- ing Captain 4. BETTY JANE BARTO Stevens Academic Cherry and White Business Staff 2. 3, 4: Public Speaking 2: Modern Events 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: lluntl 3, L: Drnnmtics 3, -L: First Aid 4. JEAN MARIE BATEMAN Rf-fr' Stevens Commercial Movie Appreciation Club: Library Club: Pep Club. HOWARD CLIFFORD BEACH GCIUT, Roosevelt Commercial Band 2, 3, 4. HENRY C. BEATTIE Curtin Academic Math Engineers Club 4. BRUCE LEPLEY BECHTEL Curtin Commercial Welfare Committee 4: LA Mn- Momr: Business Staff 4. JUNE BEDFORD Curtin Academic Dues Committee 4: Glee Club 3: Pep Club 2: Volleyball Champions 4-. BETTY LOU BENNING Stevens Academic Glee Club 3: Bowling Captain 4: Hi-lri 2 3 4' ecittar Tr .asurer .. 'Sw y-6 Etiquette Club 43 Grab Bag ' DORIS IRENE BERRY Roosevelt Commercial Consumers Club ft: Comlnereiul Club t. RICHARD K. BEVERIDCE Dick Stevens Commercial Color Committee 2: COllllll0l'I'l'll Broadcast 3. SHIRLEY MAE BASTIAN Shirl Roosevelt Commercial First Aiml t: Movie .ltuwt-4-iaition Club -l: Consumers Club tg Coin- lneruiul Club it. BEVERLY J. BAUSINCER UJIIILPU or Being Curtin Commercial Decorating Committee 2: l.A Mr:- iuoum Business Stuff -L: Clwrry and White Business Stun' 2. 3, 4: Grab Bug 3. HERBERT P. BEAM Herby Curtin Academic Editor-in-Chief of Clierrgl and Whitt' 3, -L: Welfare Conunittee 2: Hlee Club Al: liuntl 2: Junior Ro- tury Club 'tg Le:uler's Club I-. DON BERBLE Tomy Curtin Industrial MARY MARGARET BECK Becky Stevens Academic Cherry and White Business Staff 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Gernuun Cluh 3. ft: Pep Club 2: Chemistry Club 2: lli-Tri 2, 3, 4. WALTER H. BEN N ETT Herb Curtin Industrial Welfare Committee 3. et. ERNEST BERNARDI, JR. Ernie Curtin Commercial BETTY JANE BETSON UBRH Stevens Home Economies Home Economics Club 2, 3, Al: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. HOMER L. BIEBER, JR. Bic-Bar Stevens Academic Dues Committee 2: Junior Benc- iit 3: Bowling: 3, t: Math Engineers l-1 'l'et'luiicztl Stuff L DOROTHY WILMA BOCK Dottie Stevens Academic Bowling: 3, 4: Badminton 3: Grab Bag 2: Volleyball Champions 4. KATIIRYN E. BOSCII Kate Curtin Academic Vice President 3: Cherry and White Editorial Staff 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, President 4: First Aid Club, Secretary 4. ESTHER IRENE BOWER Elms Stevens Academic Cherry and White Business Stan' 2, 3, 4: Public Speaking Club 2, 3: Bowling 3, 4: Junior Dramatic: Field, Forest and Stream Club 4. DOROTHY C. BRADLEY Dot!ie', Stevens Commercial Cherry and White Business Staff 2, 3: First Aid 4: Field, Forest and Stream Club 3: Bowling 3, 4: Bad- minton 4. DOROTHY ELSIE BRENNER Donnie Curtin Academic Dues Committee 3: Cherry and White Literary Staii' 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Public Speaking Club, Vice President 2: German Club 3: First Aid 4: Glee Club 3, 4. DORLAND R. BRIDGELAND Briclgee Curtin Commercial Bowling Club 3, 4: Grab Bag 4. DALTON F. BRION Curtin Academic Dues Committee 4: Welfare Com- mittee 3: Student Council 2: Junior Rotary Club 4: Math Engineers Club 4. RAY TI-IOMAS BRUNGARD Flash Curtin Academic .lunior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4: Bowling. CALVIN BUBB '5Bubblesv Stevens Industrial NAOMI MAE BORDINGER Sister Curtin Commercial Badminton 4. DORIS LOUISE BOWER MSE, Roosevelt Commercial Invitation Committee 3. ROGER H. BOWMAN f.Rog,, Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 2: Boys' Chorus 4: Bowling 4: Assistant Football Manager 2. 3: Track Man- ager 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3. FRANK BRAGALONE ..Bmgs,, Curtin Industrial GEORGE HENRY BREWER Henry Stevens Academic President Badminton 3: Glee Club 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Grab Bag 4. EMY L. BRINKERHOFF Mi11ti,, Curtin Academic Color Committee 4: Cherry and White Staff 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Sports Manager 4: Pan-American Club 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4. GEORGE MICHAEL BRION fislugii Stevens Industrial LOIS MARY BROWN Brownie Stevens Academic Cherry arlrl White Staff 2: Vice President Handicraft Club 2: Bowl- ing Club 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4: Grab Rag 4. JAMES L. BUBB, JR. Jim Curtin Academic Band 3, 4: Jazz and Symphony Orchestra 3, 4: Grab Bag 3, 4. EDNA JANE BULL Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 3: Cherry and White Staff 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Dramatic 3, 4: Badminton an-'I Arcllcry 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. E. JEAN BURKET '6BllCIt'l'l,, Curtin Academic Pep Club 2, 4: Glce Club 2, 3: Etia quette Club 2: Bowling 3: Movie Appreciation Club 4. JUNE ELAINE CARLSON Janie Roosevelt Academic Decorating Committee 2: Pep Club 2. 3: Dramatic Club 3: First Aid 4: Etiquette Club 4: Iii-Tri 2, 3, -1. JOSEPH CAROTIIERS siHHIll1S0ll18,, Stevens Industrial SARA MAE CARPENTER usallyss Curtin Commercial Library Club 3, 4: Bowling Club 4: Grab Bag 3, -I.: Volleyball Chzuua pious 4. AMEDINA CASCHERA 'iAn1.y,' Curtin Commercial l,.t Ml-zrmmu-: Typing Staff 4: First Aid 4: Grab Bag 3, I: Volleyball Champions 4. FRANKLIN M. CASTLEBURY Lunlr Curtin Academic CARL CLIFFORD CHAMBERS Ch1f1f, Curtin Industrial llURlllN I.. CHESNUT, JR. Durb', Stevens Industrial JOSEPH C. BURKE 551089, South Williamsport Industrial JEANNETT BURMAN Sijeani! Stevens Academic Pep Club 2: Dramatic Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Movie Appreciation Club President, 4. JAMES J. CARNAVALE Shadrack', Roosevelt Industrial IIELEN LOUISE CARPENTER ..L-arp., Curtin Commercial Badminton Club 3: Debating Club 2: Consumers Club 4. GLORIA OLGA CASALE Curtin Commercial Pep Club 2: First Aid Club 4: Grab Bug 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 4. JAMES BYRON CASHMAN Chink Curtin Commercial Bowling Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Field. Forest and Stream Club 3: Radio Technical Club 3. 4. RUTII ELOISE CAVANAUGH Ruthie Curtin Commercial VAUCHN CHERRY Buster Roanoke, Va. Academic Library Club 2: Math Engineers Club 2: Chemistry Club 2. I.ll.I.lAN MAE CIOFFI ..Lil,, Curtin Home Economics Hi-Tri 2. 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Girls' Chorus 4: Grab Bug 2, 3, 4. EDWARD BLONDELL CLAY Pickle Stevens Commercial RAYMOND C. COFFEY Rr1ymie,, Stevens Industrial CATHERINE C. COLYER Katie Roosevelt Home Economics HAROLD S. CONFER Moe Roosevelt Industrial .IOIIN L. CONEY ujacku Stevens Academic Chemistry Club 3, 4: Math Engi- neers Club 3, 4: Grub Bag 4: Rudio liruudcztst 2. ETHEL CLAIRE CONRAD Belle, Curtin Commercial Dues Committee 2: Badminton Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3. President 3: Etiquette Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Badminton and Archery 4. JOHN B. COOK Cookie New London, Conn. Academic Cherry and White Staff 2, 3. 4: LA Mrzmomi-1 Stat? 4: Student Coun- cil 3, 4: Student Council Executive Committee 4: Glee Club 4: Dra- matics Club 4: Public Speaking 2. 3. .IAMES F. COONEY Fizzer' Jersey Shore High School Industrial Dues Committee 3: Bnnd 3: Sym- phony Orchestra 3. MARTHA D. CORN ELIUS Corny Stevens Academic Pep Club 2: First Aid Club 4: Hi-Tri 2. .IEAN MARIE CLOUSER Jeannie Stevens Commercial Cherry and White Statf 2: .Pep Club 2, 3: Etiquette Club 3: Field. Forest and Stream Club, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Dramatics 4. MARJORIE MAE COHN Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 4: Cherry and White Stall' 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice President 3. HAROLD E. CONFER Herkie Stevens Industrial ALETHEA J. CONN ..Hlm,, Curtin Academic Glee Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Dramatic Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Grab Bag 2, 3, 4. MAX BURTON CONLEY Roosevelt Academic Football 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Mixed Bowling 2. LIBORIA CONSENTINO .SBOH Curtin Academic Library Club 3. ELEANOR JANE COOLEY EIlie,' Curtin Academic Vice President 4: Cherry and VVhite Staff 3: Student Council 2: Badminton Club Secretary 3: Bowl- ing Club Treasurer 4: Gott' Club 2: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. CLARENCE A. CORBETT, JR. Bud Curtin Industrial Art Club 3. CHARLES D. CORNWELL GSDan!9 Curtin Academic President of Class 3: Cherry and White Editor 2: Student Council 2: Leaders' Club 3: Bowling Club 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Jazz and Symphony Orchestra 3, 4. FRED L. CORNWELL Comic Curtin Academic Class 'Treasurer 3: Cherry and White Stall' 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Leaders' Club 3: Grab Bag 3. 4. JUNE MARIAN CRISMAN GKCFIISSYH Curtin Home Economics Home Economics Club 4: Grab Bag 2: Volleyball Champions 4. MELLARD C. CRIST ..Red,, Stevens Academic Boys' Chorus 3: Grab Bag 3: Var- sity Basketball 3, 4. GLENN CROSSLEY ..Bing,, Curtin Academic Glee Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Boys' Chorus 4. BETTY .IEANNE CUMMINCS lGRed5l Curtin Academic Class Secretary 3: Color Commit- tee 2: Executive Committee 3: Cherry and White Staff 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4. DORIS JANE DAHLCREN Blondie, Curtin Commercial Badminton Club 3: Consumers Club 4. IIARRY E. DAPP, JR. Aimy Curtin Industrial Dues Committee 2: Volleyball Champions 2. EDNA MARIE DAY Roosevelt Aviation Student Council 2, 3. L. SHIRLEY A. DEHAAS Curtin Commercial Library Club 4: Commercial Club I 4. ELIZABETH ANN CRANDELL Bctts,' Stevens Commercial Pep Club 2: Commercial Club 4: Grab Bag -L. ROBERT CALVIN CRISSMAN Bob Stevens Academic Glee Club 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 3. 4: Grab Bag 3, 4. MELVIN ELWOOD CRIST nm Stevens Commercial Manager of Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE CROWL Tootsie', Curtin Commercial Badminton Club 2: Debating Club 2: Consumers Club 4. IIARRY S. ITADDIO ISHHPSU Curtin Industrial ELMA JEANETTE DANGLE UADLU Roosevelt Commercial Clmrry and White Statf 2: Public Speaking Club 2. 3, L: Debating' Club 2. 4: Dramatic Club 3: Stu- dent Council L: First Aid Club 4. K ATI IRYN E. DAWSON Tinker Curtin Academic Dramatic Club 3, 4: Movie Appre- ciation Club 4: First Aid Club 4. INEZ LAONA DECKMAN lyric Stevens Academic Welfare Clbllllllittee 2: Dues Coni- mittee 3: !'l11'rry mul IVIIH1' llusi- ness Statf 2, 3. 4: I-li-Tri 2. 3. 4: llautl 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong Club 2, 3, 4. .IOSEPHINE N. DIEIII. Josie Curtin Commercial Conunercial Club L: Grab Bag 2. EMILY IRENE DEREMER Roosevelt Home Economics Home Economics Club 2. JACK DEUEL Curtin Industrial I-IELEN LOUISE DEWALD llH0ney7! Curtin Commercial Cherry and White Staff 2: Typing Staff 4: Dramatic Club 3: Public Speaking Club 2, 3, 4: Grab Bag 3, 4. ALVIN LEROY DEOBLER Dimples Curtin Academic Bowling Club 4: Hi-Y 2, 4. .IANE FRANCES DONACHY Janie Stevens Academic Welfare Committee 3: Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 2: Etiquette Club 3. 4: Consumers Club 4: Library Club 3. RALPH E. DOUGHERTY scD0Cn Curtin Academic Editor-in-Chief LA Mmvioxmz 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Cherry and White Staff 2, 3, 4: Student Council Trea- surer 4: Junior Rotary Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Lead- ers Club 4. CLARA ELMEDA DUNLAP Bonnie Roosevelt Home Economics Home Economics Club 2. RUTH NAOMI DUVALL Curtin Academic .Color Committee 3: Student Coun- cil 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Glee Club 4: Movie Appreciation Club 8: Girls' Chorus 4. VESTA CLAIRE EAST uljaisyv Stevens Commercial Bethune-Douglass: I-li-Tri Vice President 4: Chairman of Social Committee: Grab Bag 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LOUIS DESANTO Bob Curtin Commercial Class Treasurer 4 : Decorating Com- mittee: Cherry and White Staff: Student Council 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH DEUEL iGBill!7 Curtin Industrial Cherry and White Staff 4. HAROLD DIEFFENBACH HBH. Stevens Industrial Industrial Bowling Club. MARY KATHRYN DOEBLER Curtin Commercial Commercial Club 4. ALDINE EDNA DORATO Deenie Roosevelt Academic Decorating Committee 2: Cherry and White Statl' 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Glee Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: Hi- tri 2, 3, 4. HESTER AMELIA DUGAN Sis Roosevelt Home Economics Welfare Committee 3: Pep Club 2: Consumers Club 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 4: First Aid Club 4. HAROLD E. DUNLAP, JR. ssnunnyss Band 2, 3, 4: Jazz and Symphony Orchestra 3, 4. MARGUERITE V. DYMEK llpeggyn Roosevelt Commercial Pep Club 2: First Aid Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Grab Bag 2, 3. REATRICE ANN EDLER Bookey Curtin Academic Dues Committee 4: LA Mmvroms Business Staff 4: Pan-American Club President 4: Badminton and Archery 8, 4: Pep Club 2. JOHN EUGENE EDWARDS lijackeyi! Curtin Academic Aviation Club President 4: Grab Bag 2, 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Wres- tling Champion 2, 3. JANE EMERY c6DCS,, Stevens Academic Dues Committee 2: Etiquette Club 2, 3: First Aid Club 4: Aviation Club 4. GLEN ENGLISH Ollie Roosevelt Industrial ROBERT R. FAI-IRINGER HBUIJH Stevens Academic Cherry and White Staff 2, 4: Dues Committee 3: German Club 4: Baud 2. 3. 4: Jazz Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Sym- phony Orchestra 4: Broadcast 4: Grab Bag 2, 4. MARGARET P. FEATHERSTONE upatss Curtin Academic Cherry and White Stnfl' 3: Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Archery and Badminton Club 4: Hi-Tri 3, vt: Grag Bag 2. XVILLIAM J. FEERRAR Feels Stevens Industrial Industrial Bowling Club. THELMA J. FENSTERMAKER Finny Stevens Commercial Benefit Committee 3: Decoration Committee 3: Cherry and White Stutf 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Leaders Club 3: Grab Bag 2. ELWOOD DALTON FINK Finkelslime Roosevelt Industrial First Altl Club 2. ERNEST L. FISHER cmlingss Roosevelt Commercial Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orches- tra 4. BARBARA LAMARR ELLIS Balm West Chester High School Commercial MARJORIE LOUISE ENGLER Margie Saint Joseph Academic Pop Club 2: lll-Tri 2: Etiquette Club 2. DON ALD FAGNANO Seeweed Curtin Industrial Football 2. CHARLES BURKE FAUST HWUW, Stevens Industrial Welfare Committee 4: Student Council 2, 3: Junior Rotary Club. ROBERT MAX FEEHRER Maxl' Stevens Academic milglrior Rotary Club 4: Chemistry BETTY FENDERSON Janie Library Club 3: Hi-'l'ri 3: Grab Bag 3: Volleyball Captain 4. JUNE EVELYN FERRIER ,lunie', Stevens Commercial Cherry mul White Staff 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, -t: Grab Bag 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOUISE FISHER Reade Academic LA Mr-:Moms Staff 4: Etiquette Club 2, 3. 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: I-li-Tri 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Chem- istry Club 2. JAMES ROBERT FISHER Rugged Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 2: Math Engineers Club 2, 3: Junior Rotary Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Tennis Cham- pion 4. RICHARD CARL FISHER Richie Stevens Industrial Sophomore Party Committee 2: Student Council 2: Bowling Club 4. DORIS M. FITZGERALD Fitzie Curtin Home Economics Home Economics Club 4: Grab Bag 2. CLARISSA FLANAGAN Chriss Stevens Commercial Badminton and Archery Club 2. 3. 4: Basketball Captain 2: Baseball Captain 3. STEPHANNA REES FLUMAN U Toyo Roosevelt Commercial Welfare Committee 4: LA Mr:- Moms Staff 4: Cherry :md White Staff 2: Pep Club 2: Etiquette Club 2. 4: Ping Pong Club 3. HELEN LOUISE FOGLEMAN Honey Curtin Commercial Pep Club 2: Etiquette Club 3: Badminton Club 4: Archery Club 4: Commercial Club 4. MARY LOUISE FORESMAN a:L0un Stevens Home Economics Etiquette Club Secretary 3: Pep Club 2: Badminton Club 3. GORDON L. FOX Gord Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 2: Spanish Club 3. 4: Glee Club 3. ARTHUR KOONS FREAS fSArtl, Curtin Academic Decorating Committee 3: Math Engineers Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3: Boys' Chorus 4: Grab Bag 4. DORIS M. FRY sspudgyn Curtin Academic Pep Club 2, 3: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Span- ish Club 3, 4. SARA JANE A. FISHER ccsallyn Roosevelt Academic Dues Committee 2: Glee Club 3, L: Pep Club 2: Girls' Chorus 4: Grab Bag 4. JACK W. FLAMINE Curtin Academic Cherry mul White Staff 3: LA ME- Momr-: Staff 4: German Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4: President of Hi-Y: Boys' Chorus 4: Grab Bag 3, L. HARRY ALLEN FLOOK, JR. Gravy Stevens Industrial Sophomore Party Committee 2: Bowling Club: Student Manager of Intra-Mural Sports 4. JOHN B. FLYNN Flynn Roosevelt Industrial Gymnastic Club: Grab Bug 4: Radio Amateur. RUTH ELEANOR FORESMAN Stevens Academic Cherry and White Staff 4: Li- hrary Club 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 2, President 4: Chemistry Club 2: Eti- quette Club 2: Hi-'l'ri 2, 3, 4: Grab Bag 2, 3, 4. AU DREY DAWN FOX Stevens Home Economics Executive Committee 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 2: Dramatic Club 4: Hi-Tri 2. RITA MARIE FOX Curtin Commercial Decorating Committee 3: Cherry and White Staff 2: Etiquette Club et: Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4. DONALD WAYNE FREED nD0nn Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 3: German Club Treasurer 2, Secretary 3: Boys' Chorus 4: Jazz Orchestra 2: Sym- phony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Grab Bag 4. PHYLLIS AMANDA FULTON Phil Stevens Commercial LA Maivroma Staff 4: Hi-Tri 2: Pep Club 2: Ping Pong Club 3: Etiquette Club 2, 4. RICHARD D. GALETTI 'ASpirIer Stevens Academic Student Council 2: Vice President Student Council: Chairman Chapel Committee: Glee Club 3, -L: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball Champions -l. KATHRYN E. GARRISON Sn0oky Curtin Commercial Pop Club 2: Etiquette Club Il: Ili-'l'ri 3, 4: Broadcast 3. HAZEL EDITH GEIGER Bruin Curtin Commercial Home Economics Club Al: Eti- quette Club 3: Grab Bag 2. 1. MARY EMMA GEIGER Molly Curtin Ilomc Econtuuics MAE AGNES GIBBONEY Maizy Stevens Home Economics Home Economics Club -1. WANDA JOYCE GILLESPIE Snack Curtin Home Economics Welfare Committee 2: Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3: Hi-Tri 33 Bowling.: Club l: Badminton Club 4: Arch- ery Club 1: Grab Bag 2, 3, ft. RUTH GINGRICH n Scarlett Curtin Academic Dues Committee 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3. 4: Bowling Club 3. 4: First Aid Club t Sim hom Oichestrt 2 'I JP I ff-.3,fl1 Ping Pong Club 2: Tennis 4. IRENE E. GIRTON Rennie Curtin Commercial Cherry and lVhite Staff 2: Eti- quette Club 3: Ping Pong Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Volleyball 2. MARGARET ADELE GOLD Goldie New Rochelle. N. Y. Academic Color Committee 2: Cherry and lVI1ite Stat? 2, 3, 4: LA Mmiolm-1 4: Treasurer of Dramatic Club 3: Glcc Club 4: Journalism Club 4: Grab Bag 2. 3. 4. EVELYN MAE GARLAND Cheve,' Curtin Academic HARRY J. GEHR, JR. Haw Curtin Industrial JEAN CORNWELL GEIGER scciggern Stevens Academic Dues Committee 2: Play Reading Committee 4: Cherry and White Staff 2. 3. 4: President of Handi- craft Club 2: German Club 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Glee Club 4. PHYLLIS RUTH GEORGE George Roosevelt Acadgmjg Iilec Club 3: I,ibrarv Club 2: Grab llag 2, 3, 1. ' MARTHA ELLEN GILBODY 'Wlartil' Stevens Academic Al'lteYr'1'1l mid IfVhi!e Statt' 2, 3: l-'irst Aid .C lub 4: Pep Club 3: Movie Ap- preciation Club 3: Dramatic Club Il- l: Hi-'l'rl 3, I-: Grab Bag 3, 4. DORIS A. GILSON Naugatuck, Conn. Academic Etiquette Club. ARTHUR GIRIO uA,t,, Curtin Commercial Radio Technical Club 3, 4: De- bating Club 2. MARY ELIZABETH GOHL Big Swap Curtin Academic Dues Committee 4: Cherry and While Staff: LA Misruomis 4: Dra- matic Club 3, 4: Current Events C-lui: 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Cheerlead- er THOMAS H. GOINGS iiTom!! South Williamsport Industrial Grab Bag 4. LOUISE GOODMAN 'SIVVU Wee Curtin Academic Clwrry mid White Staff 4: Bowl- ing Club 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4. PAUL C. CROSSGEBAU ER ucusv Curtin Academic German Club 2, 4: Radio Tech- nical Club 3, 4: Aviation Club 4: Math Engineers Club 3, 4: Chess Club 3. ROBERT ARTHUR GUILD Bob Stevens Industrial Dues Committee 2: Welfare Com- mittee t: Cliewy mul White Statl' 4: Student Council 2, 3: Captain In- dustrial Bowling. DONALD K. IIACKENBERRY H11ck,' Roosevelt Academic Vtlelfare Committee 2: Chess Club 3: Math Engineers Club 4: Aviation Club 4. HELEN FRANCES HAINES 'iSh0rtfe Roosevelt Academic Class Secretary t: Welfare Com- mittee 3: Benefit Committee 3: Clterry mul IVhifr' Staff 2: LA MR- Momr: 4: Student Council 3, 4: Band 3, 4. MELVIN IIALL Curtin Industrial Football 2: Track 2. ROBERT B. HAMILTON, JR. Ham Stevens Academic Field. Forest and Stream Club 2: Glee Club 3. -t-: Ili-Y 2: Boys' Chorus 4: Hand 4: Grab Bag 4: Swim- ming 2. .IEAN LOUISE HAMPTON Jeannie St. Mary's High School Commercial Library Club 3: Volleyball 2. ELIZABETH HARMAN c:Bettyss Curtin Academic Pep Club 2: German Club 3: Li- brary Club 4: Hi-Tri 3: Volleyball Champions 2. E. MICHAEL GRAY Big Rcdv Roosevelt Industrial Q Iltidnstrial Basketball Champions ..,.. EDMOND A. R. GSTALTER Eddie Stevens Academic Student Council 4: Student Coun- cil Executive Committee 4: German Club 2: Grab Bag 2, 3. HARRY FRANK HABBEL, JR. Major St. Mary's High School Commercial Radio Technical Club 2, 3. 4: Audubon Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Decorating Com- mittee 3. ROBERT L. HAEFNER ..B0b,, St. Mary's High School Industrial IIILDA IRENE HALL Peanut Roosevelt Academic Ping Pong Club 3: Etiquette Club 3: Pep Club 4: Grab Bag 3: Captain of Swimming Team 2. RICHARD DEAN HALL Dick Stevens Academic Dccoratin,f: Committee 3: Execu- tive Committee 4: Student Council 2: Boys' Chorus 4: Band 4: Math En,-zineers Club President 4: Glee Club 3, 4. DONALD S. HAMMER :4D0na: Stevens Academic Public Speaking Club 2. 3. Presi- dent 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Grab Bag 2, 3. 4. BERNICE A. HARBACH Bernie Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 4: Library Club 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Badmin- ton Club 4: Archery Club 4: Vol- leyball 2. KEITH E. HARPER C5Weary!Y Roosevelt Industrial DOROTHY CECELIA HART Dottie', Roosevelt Home Economics Home Economics Club 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Bowl- ing Club 4: Baseball Champions 2. LEWIS J. HART '6Louie Roosevelt Industrial Cherry and White Staff 4. MAURICE W. HARTNETT GCBud7! Stevens Industrial Welfare Committee 3: Executive Committee 4: Cherry and White Stuff 4: Bowling Club. ROBERT E. HAZEN Bob Curtin Commercial Decorating Committee 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Grab Bag: 2, 3. 4. RICHARD HAROLD HELSEL C5Dick,! Curtin Academic Glee Club 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Grub Bug 3. 4: Track 2. DOUGLAS HENNIGAN ccD0llgxs Stevens Industrial Basketball Manager: Track Man- ager: Industrial Basketball Cham- pions 2, 3. ROBERT V. HENSLER ..Bob,, Stevens Academic Art Stuff 2. 3: Math Engineers Club 4: Field. Forest and Stream Club 3, L: Art Club. JAMES LEO HESS, JR. Jim Curtin Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hi4Y Executive Board 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Grab Bag 2. 3, 4. GWENDOLYN I. HILLING cccwenss Stevens Home Economics Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Bowling Club 4: First Aid Club 4: Grab Bag 8. ETHEL MARIE HART Ethel Curtin Commercial Library Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Pep Club 4: Bowling Club -I-: Volleyball Champions 2. BERTHA V. HARTMAN Mabbie Curtin Academic .lunior Benefit Committee 3: First Aid Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. MARIE J. HAVLICEK Peanut Curtin Commercial Symphony Orchestra 3, 4. MARION LOUISE HEIM Stevens Commercial Commercial Club: First Aid Club 4. CONSTANCE F. HENNIGAN Connie Stevens Commercial Dues Committee 2: Junior Benefit Committee 3: LA Mmtorm-5 4: Li- brary Club 4: Pep Club 2. 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Cheerleader 4. HAROLD E. HENSLER Speedy Roosevelt Industrial LEAR C. HERROLD, JR. Mark Stevens Academic Dues Committee 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 3. 4: Grab Bag 3: Volleyball Champions 4: Varsity Basketball 3. 4. DORIS MAE HILL Shorzie Stevens Home Economics Decorating Committee 2: Execu- tive Committee 4: Class Play Com- mittee 4: Student Council 2: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4. JOHN WILFORD HINDS Johnnie Stevens Academic Welfare Committee 4: Executive Committee 3: Cherry and White Staff 2. 3. 4: Pan American Club 4: Math Engineers Club 3: Hi-Y Exec- utive Connnittee 4: Glee Club 3, 4. R. PAUL HOCKMAN Roosevelt Academic Band 2. 3, L: Jazz Orchestra, 2. 3, L: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, L. ROBERT L. HOLLAND ccB0bu Roosevelt Academic Dues Committee 2: Decorating Committee 25. 3: Cherry und White Business Manager L: Junior Rotary Secretary L: llanfl 2. L: Jazz Or- chestra 2, 3, L: Hi-Y 3, LL. BETTY MAE HOOVER Curtin Academic Library Club 3, L: Etiquette Club 3: I-li-Tri L: Volleyball Champions 2. JAY A. HOVENSTINE Rubinoff No. 2 Stevens Industrial Symphony Orchestra 2: Shop lforeniatn L: Dues Committee I. STELLA JANE HOWER Roosevelt Commercial CHARLES H. HUCCLER Chuck Ridgway, Pa. Academic DOROTHY JEAN HUNTSMAN csD0ln Curtin Academic CllI'l'I'fl mul lfVhife Staff 2, 3. L: lnx Mi-zmomrz L: O-lee Club JL: Hi-'l'rl 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus L: Grab Bag 3. L: Cheerleader AL. DONALD JAM ES JACOBSON ..Jake,, Stevens Academic Aviation Club: Chemistry Club: Grab Bag: Senior Class Play L. HARRY L JONES, JR. Chops Stevens Industrial Correspondent Secretary of Beth- une Hi-Y: First Aid Club 3: Grab Bag. FRANK HOFER, JR. H0fer Curtin Academic Clierry und VVliifu Staff 2. 3: l.A RIICISHYIRIC L: Band 2. 3. L: Junior Ito- tary Club 3, L: German Club 4: Bowling: Club 4. HELEN HARRIET HOLSTED Billie Stevens Commercial Commercial Club L: l-li-Tri: First Aid Club -L: Grub Bag 2, 3. fl. BERNICE L. HOUSE Stevens Academic Public Speaking Club 2, 3, LL. ARLENE HOWELL Stevens Commercial l,llll'ill'Y Club. ANN LOUISE HUFFMAN uAnnu Stevens Academic f'hl'i'l'1Il1IIIl Wliile Statf 3, L: Glee Club L: First Aid Club -L: Grab Bag L. MILDRED MAE HUMMEL MilIie,' Northumberland, Pa. Academic HELEN MARIE JACOBS Curtin Academic Pep Club 2: Etiquette Club 2. 3: Dramatic Club L: Hi-Tri 2: Grab Bwf' 'P fr.-. NORMA J. JONAS Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 3: f.'1l!'l'l'1l mul White Staff 3. L: Student Council 3: Pep Club 2: Art Club 3, -L: Dralnatie Club I: Grab Bug' 2. FRED SAMUEL KAUFMAN Stevens Academic Aviation Club: Grab Bag: Track 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN KEENER ..B0b,, Stevens Academic Modern Events Club 2. 3: Bowling Club 2. 3: Etiquette Club 3: Movie Appreciation Club 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. -t-1 Grab Bag 2. 3. tg Cheerleader 3. -l. CHARLES W. KELLER Buck Curtin Industrial Basketball 3: First Aid Club 4: Fire Warden 1: Civilian Defense Lender 1. JOHN C. H. KELLER Johnny St. Joseph School Industrial Badminton Club 3. JAMES W. KEYS ccfilnn Stevens Academic Modern Events Club t: Audubon Club l: Etiquette Club President 4. KARL LEROY KITCHEN csDrlspss Curtin Industrial MARY JANE KLINE Peanut Curtin Comlnercial Cherry mul l'Vl:ite Stull' 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2: First Aid Club ft: Bowling Club 3: Consumers Club -l-1 Grab Bug 3. EMMA E. KMETZ Stevens Commercial First Aid Club -L RICHARD F. KNECHT Dick Roosevelt Academic Modern Events Club 3. President 4: Audubon Club -L: l-'ootbull 2. 3. -t. RICHARD ALDEN KNIGHT 'fotos' West Orange, N. J. Academic Clmrry and IVl1ife Staff 3. 4: Field. Forest and Stream Club 4: Modern Events Club -t.: Vice Presi- dent of Hi-Y 4: Boys' Chorus 3: lim-lx 'Dun ll 1- F11-If Tn-nn 'I HARRY LARUE KELCHNER Butts Roosevelt Industrial First Aid Club L JAMES NORBERT KELLER HJIIILJ, St. Mary's High School Academic I..x Mrzmonwz t: Clwrry mul White Statf 2. 3. EVELYN MAE KEYS Evcie Stevens Commercial Commercial Club -1: Consumers Club -tg Library Club t: Pep Club 2. 3: Etiquette Club it: llrnmatic Club 3: Grab Bag 2, 3, vt. MARY L. KI ESSLING South Williamsport Academic CONSTANCE S. KLIBER Connie A Roosevelt Commercial First Aid Club l: Movie Appre- ciation Club -t: Consumers Club 4: Grab Bag 2, 3, -t. URSULA C. KLINCLER Susie Roosevelt Commercial First Aid Club 3. -L: Consumers Club -t: Commercial Club -1: Eti- quette Club 3: Pep Club 2: Library Club 3. JULIA MAE KNAPIK ..Judy,, Stevens Home Economics Home Economics Club 2. Presi- dent 3. Vice President t: Glec Club 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus -t: Grab Bag: 2, 3, -lg Baseball 2. BERNICE C. KN ERR Roosevelt Commercial First Aid Club 3. 4: Movie Appre- ciation Club 4: Etiquette 3: Con- sumers Club t. EMILY ARLENE KOCII Cookie Curtin Commercial Pep Club 2: Library Club 3: Eti- quette Club 3: President of Consum- ers Cluh 4: Badminton Club 4: Av-nlun-n l'l-th .1 . fl.-nh nun al Il PHYLLIS JUNE KOONS '4Chucks Curtin Commercial Executive Committee 4: Pep Club 4: Etiquette Club 3: Commercial Club ,I-1 Badminton and Archery Club 4. WAN DA VIOLA KRIGER Roosevelt Home Economics Home Economics Club 4: Grab Bag 2. DONALD L. KRIN ER 'flugheadi' Curtin Industrial ROBERT L. LABELLE Label', Stevens Commercial Color Committee 2: Cltcrry mul VVhifv Staff 3: LA IVIICMOIIIH, Business Manager 4: Baud 2, 3. 4: Symphony Orchestra 4: Leaders Club 4. WILLARD T. LAMADE MW. Tl., Curtin Academic Audubon Club President 4: Field. Forest and Stream Club 2. 3. 4, Vicc President: Current Events Club 4: Camera Club 2. Left W. II. S. MAX DANIEL LEAVY GCMaC,, Curtin Industrial Clterry mid IVhit1' Staff 3. 4: Dc- bating Club 2: Radio Technical Club 3: Etiquette Club 3: Basketball 2: Gymnastics 2: Industrial Bowling 4. ROBERT L. LEVAN ustonyu Curtin Industrial JEANIE LINDAUER Flash,' Stevens Academic Art Club 3, 4: Junior Dramatic Club: Aviation Club 4: Hi-Tri 2. 3: Grab Bag 3, 4. JOSEPH B. LIPPOLI MWOW, Curtin Industrial Bowling Club 4: Band 2. JAMES CHARLES KREITZ .fjimw Roosevelt Industrial Student Council Executive Com- mittee 8: Library Club 2. 3: Bas- ketball 2. AMY COVERT KRIMM 4cKrum91 Stevens Academic Decorating Committee: Public Speaking Club 2, Secretary 3: Span- ish Club 3: Pan-American Club 4: Bowling Club 3, 4: Golf Club 2, 3: Badminton and Archery Club 4. ELIZABETH JANE KUHNS ..Beny,. Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 3: Student Council 3: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Accompanist of Girls' Chorus 4: Jazz Orches- tra 4. ELEANOR L. LABUSKI ssElen Roosevelt Home Economics Glee Club 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. DORIS JANE LAPE Stevens Academic LA IVIEMOIRE Business Staff 4: Student Council 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Movie Appreciation Club 3, 4: Sen- ior Dramatic Club 4: Consumers Club 4. JOHN REBER LECHLER lfjack!! Stevens Industrial HARRIET B. G. LEWIS Lewis Stevens Academic Dramatic Club 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Grab Bag 4. SAMUEL LUTHER LINDAUER Sam,' Curtin Academic Orchestra 2, 3: Jazz Orchestra 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Grab Bag 4. DORIS L. LIVERMORE ccD0tn Pep Club 2. 3: Consumers Club 4: LA Mmtomrz 4. ROBERT L. LIVINGSTON Bob Stevens Academic Cflllleril Club 3: Pep Club -t-3 Cheerleader rl, t. E LV I N WILSON LONG Curtin Academic Cherry mul Wluilv Stuff t: Stu- dent Council 2: Bowling Club 2, 3, -tg Hi-Y 3: Band 2. :lg Grub Bug 3. FLORENCE R. LOUCKS FIOssiv', Roosevelt Commercial IIAROLD M. LUCAS Stevens Industrial llowliug: 2. 3. ARNOLD E. LUDWIG Cr1wy,, Stevens Industrial lluud 2, 3, 1. MIRIAM E. LUNDQUIST Muff, South Williamsport Home Economics Home ltleouomies Club 2, -1. SARAH MAE LUNDY Sally Roosevelt Commercial l'ep Club 2: Glee Club 3: Cou- sumers Club Treasurer -t-1 Couuner- einl Club rl.. EUGENE DENNIS LUSE Gwen Curtin Academic Dues Committee 1: Student Coun- eil 3: Modern Events Club 31 Bowl- ing 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3: Ili-Y Ig Grub Hug t. KATHLEEN CAROLINE LUTZ Curtin Commercial Pep Cluh 2: Etiquette Club 3: Li- brary Club at-1 C0llllll9l'Clill Club -I.: llauulieruft Club 2. MARIE EVELYN LOCKARD HSIIOOIQJI Roosevelt llome Economies JACK LONG Little Foo Curtin Industrial Cherry und While Stuff L. THEODORE LOWDERMILK H7-edy, Glec Club 3, tg Boys' Chorus 4: Bowling Club 3. IL: Ili-Y Secretary 2. Il: Page 23 Usher 3. ALICE MA E LUDWIIG Curtin Commercial f'0lllIllt'l'Cl2ll Club tg Consumers Club Vive Presitlent -L. GLEN E. LUDWIG Genny'l Roosevelt Industrial llowliu: 4. ROBERT E. LUNDY Bob Curtin Industrial Howling 1. ICLSIE MAE LUSE StuI1by Curtin Home Economies Pep Club 2: Baseball 3. Al ARY I IELEN LIISE HLIIC-VI, Stevens Commercial f'lu'r1'14 mul Wlzitv Stuff 2: Eti- quette Club 3: llumlie1':1t't Club 21 Pep Club 2: l.ibra1ry Club ly Cllllle lll0l'Cl2ll Club l. YELNI A MACLANE Curtin Commercial Pep Club 3. t: Glee Club 3. all Girls' Chorus L: Modern Events Club L: Ili-Tri 2. 3. t: tirnb Hug: :t, I., PATRICIA J. MA DEN FORT .,I,at,, Roosevelt Academic Ili-'l'ri 2, 3. t, l'resimlent t: Exec- utive Committee 3, I.: l.,x Nll'IMUlllI'l, Associate Editor -tg Student Coun- cil Vice President 2, 3. t: First Aid Club Presitlent L: Glee Club 3, -tg Girls' Chorus L. FRANCES D. MAIETTA i'Fran Roosevelt Academic Invitation Committee 2: Pep Club 2: Etiquette Club tg Movie Appre- ciation Club Secretary ft: Senior Dramatic Club t-. SARA RUTH MA NFRE Sally Curtin Commercial Dues Committee 3: Movie Appre- ciation Club t. JOHN II. MARQUARDT Muflrly Stevens Commercial llasketbnll 2, fl, I-. SARAH F. MARTINOZZI Sade Roosevelt Commercial Consumers Club t: Commercial Club L GEORGE MA Y, JR. Billie Curtin Academic Band 3. tl: Jazz Orchestra ,tg Grab llag rt: Gymnastics 2, 3, Iv. FRED W MCCLOSKEY Moen Stevens Industrial BETTY IRENE McDONALD Mickey Stevens Commercial Library Club I-3 Consumers Club -'tg Pep Club 2. JOSEPH KUNKLE McLAIN scjoesa Stevens Academic Bowling Club 2, 3, 1-: Glee Club 3, -13 liesulers Club -tg Hi-Y 2, 3: Grab Bag 2, 3, 4: Commencement Page anrl Ilsber 2. 3. JACK MACUIRE nxywigu St cvens Industrial Golt' Club L: Bowling: Club t. VITO BILL MANCINE 'iBillytl1cKi11w Curtin Industrial Shop Basketball 2. 3, t: Baseball 2, 3, t: Decorating Committee 2. SIDNEY ALLEN MAPES Sid Stevens Academic Bowling Club 2, 3: Public Speak- ing: Club 3: Football 2, 3. t: Track 2. 3: Yl'restling 3, Volleyball 3. ROBERT WILLIAM MARSH fsgobu Tulsa, Okla. Academic Decorating: Committee 2: Clmrry and TVl1itc Staff 2, 3, ft: Student Council 2: Glee Club 3. et: Ili-Y -t: lloys' Chorus 3, 1-5 Grab Bag 2. 3. vt. JEAN LOUISE MAUCK Jean 11 ie Montgomery, Pa. Commercial olli''I'-'ltlilfil...Sill-l'1 , . . Cl IARLES D. MAYER HCIIIIIISJ, Curtin Commercial Ratlio T0l'Illlll'1ll Club 3. JOHN W. MCDERMOTT nllagou Stevens Industrial Dues Committee 3: Welfare Coni- mittec 3: Stutlent Council ft. CLARA READING MCHAFFIE Callz'e,, Stevens Academic YVclt'are Committee 2: Clierry and White Staff 3. et: Student Council. Secretary 2. 4: Glce Club 3, ft: Hi- 'l'ri 3, tg Girls' Chorus 4: Grab Rag 3, t. MARGARET I. McNEIL upegsa Stevens Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus l: Hi-Tri 2. 3: Senior Dramatic Club. Vice President -tg Grab Bag 2. 3, tg llroaclcast 2, 3, 4: Girls' 'l'l'itl 2, Il, lt. CLARA LEONA INIEARS SSRHIIIIIIIH., Rouse-ve-It Avaclemic Invitation f'tlllllllllfk'0 2: Xvl'lf1ll'0 Conunittee 3: Glov Club 3. I: Pvp Club 2: Girls' Chorus I: Grub ling II. ARCIIIE J. MECONE Curtin Industrial Dues Cununittvo 3. STEPHEN F. MELITO '6Tvx Curtin Cmnmvrcial Welfare COIlllllllIl'l' L: Volley- bztll 2. ANNA MAE MILLER EiAllI1il'., Stevens CUllllllf'l'ClEil Libralry Club 2. 3. 1: llnuml 2. Ii, t: Grub ling: 2, 3, I. HETTY JAYNE MILLER .lIm ' Curtin ,'xCZillt'llllC I..t Nlrzmuuuz L: Ili-'l'ri 3: Art Club 2: l'vp Club 3: Clwt-rloaulvl' I: limulc ut I DORIS LEE MILLER iillorlfvii Stevens Academic Glee Club Il. I: Publis' Spvuking Club 2: llrsunaltic' Club I: Hi-Tri 2. Il. I: Girls' Cburus L: Grub ling: 3. LOIS ELAINE MILLER Lo Cllrtin Academic l'lim'r!1 mul White Shih' 2: Ili-'l'ri 2. Il, I: I-'irst Aitl Club t: Public' Spanking: Club 2. 5. 1: Draunntic Club 3, t: Grub Ibm 2. 3. ROBERT E. NIINIER Bull Stvvvns L:OlIlIlllJl'Cli1l Hvwlihz Club 2. fx. 1: Glu' Club Il. 1: Leaulr-rs Club I: lfoutbnll 2. 3, t: f'UIllllll'IlCQIlIL'Ilt Page :intl Usbor 2. 3. ROBERT G. NIITCIIELL Hub Curtin Industrial Dues Coulmittou 3: Clwrru mul IVl1if1' Staff I-: Stuslt-ut Cuuuuil -l: Bowling Club I. Pl I YLLIS RAE MECK I'lzyI Curtin Acatlemic lluvs Culnluiitov 2, I: l'lu'rrg1 und Wltih- Stull' 2: llfillllilflt' Club 3: P I Ili-'l'ri L, 3, I.: IR-p Club L. t: Ari Club L IJELPIIINE ANN MECONI 'gllvlw Roosevelt llonn- Et'onoini4's HUIIIO l'li'Oll0llllCS Club 2. il. 4. 'l'l'02lSlll'l'l'I Glu' Club 2. It, -t: l.i- brnry Club 2: Girls' Chorus I-: llnsv- bnll 2. TONY IJOMINICK INIIELE f'.i1f1t'y Curtin ,Ni'ii1lt'HlltT l nutbull 2. 3, I: lluskvtbnll 2. El.lZABE'l'lI ANNE MILLER Hefty Roosevelt .'AC'i1lll'llllC Wulftwo Coxntuiitcv 2: l'0p Club 2: Glvv Club rl, I: First Aid Club 4: Modern Events Club 2: Grnb Hag Il: Orgauiist 3. -t. BROOKS E. MILLER Bang-Bang Ifurl in Industrial llilllttcs Cuuunittcc 2: Stutlvut Cnun4 El.lZARE'l'll MILLER lm'z'tty', Curtin Academic l'1-p Club 2. 3: Dftlllltllll' Club 4: Movie Apprevintion Club. 'l'rvnsurcr tg Etiquette Club 4: Ili-'l'ri 2, 3, I. MARY JANE MINNICK Jann Stevens Cmnnwrvial Color Committee 2: Cmnun'r1'inl Club L. TERESA MIRTO Tran Curtin COIllIllt'l'Cliil Ping: Pong Club 3: llntlminton nucl AI'L'll0l'y Club 3: Vollvybnll Il: llnsv- bnll 2. FREDA I.. lNll'l'CllEl,TREE Fritz Roosevelt ACilllt'l1llC Invitation Cuuunittov 2. 3: Gln' Club 3, -t-3 l'01r Club 2: Girls' Cburus I: Grab ling: I. VIRGINIA RUTH MOONEY tt . U Ginny Lawrence, Mass. Academic liawreneiau Publication Statf 4: Speakers Club 4: French Club 4: Girls' Debating Society 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4. ROBERT E. MORRISON Stevens Industrial IIARRIET MULLEN 'glluch ess Cttrtin Academic l'ep Club 2. 4: First Aid Club -t: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Basketball 3. BETTIE MAY NELSON :'Bm': Noxen Academic Etiquette Club I.: Dramatic Club 3: Hi-Tri 4. lieft VV. II. S. RICHARD C. NELSON Stevens Industrial Dues Committee 4: First Aid Club 2, 3, 4: Electric Civilian Defender. FREEMONT J. NEWCOMER aRl'll,. Stevens Industrial Manager of Football 2, 3: First Aid Club 3. PAUL NEYHART Pere', Stevens Industrial Cherry and White Staff 4. YOLANDA EVA ORELLI Stevens Commercial Clwrry and White Statf: Pep Club 2 ' Commercial Club tt: Library Club 4. C. WILLIAM ORT CCBill!9 Curtin Industrial Executive Committee 3: Dues Committee 2: Gymnastics. HESTER V. MORRIS Shorty , Stevens Academic Field. Forest and Stream Club tt: Ili-'l'ri BEATRICE L. MULBERGER Bealie', Stevens Commercial Int MEMOIRE Typing Editor 4: Table Tennis Club 3: Volleyball 3. ROSEMARY MYERS 1'osy Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 4: Pep Club 2: Etiquette Club 3, 1: Modern Events Club 3, 4: I-li-Tri 2, 3, 4: tirab Bag 2. 3, 4. CARTAN HAROLD NELSON Cuff, Stevens Commercial Dramatic Club Secretary -1: Grab Rag 2. 3. vt: Swimming Team 2: Rowling Club t. BETTY JANE NEWCOMER 'iNe1ukie Curtin Academic tftff1'3'Z'1iiil12iI.l'Ql'ffidtilfltf' fi i iitlflf minton Club 3, 4: Hi-'l'ri 2, 3, 4-: German Club 3. t-. A UDREY EVA NEUHARD Curtin Academic Hi-'l'ri 21 Pep Club 2: Modern Events Club 3, L: Etiquette Club 4. PAUL FRANCIS OIIMNEISS Hair Roosevelt Industrial First Aid Club 3. TIIELMA LOUISE ORSO R1'lzy Roosevelt Commercial Baseball 2: Badminton Club 3: Sbutfleboard 2. BETTY MAY PACKER Sally'l Curtin Home Economics NATALIN E PADUANO Lola Curtin Commercial Glee Club 3. -L: Girls' Chorus 4: Grub Bag 2, 3, I. FRANCES LILLIAN PARSONS Frz1nnie Roosevelt Home Economics Germain Club 3, -1-: Glee Club 2. GLADYS M. PAUL Roosevelt Acadcmill Cherry mul Hfhife Stuff 2: Hi-Tri 2: Etiquette Club 2: Pep Club 21 First Aid Club 4. JEAN LEONORA PEELING Jeanne Curtin Home Economics llotne Economies Club 2, -tg Glee Club 2. 3: Grub Bug 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH PENNELLA Panana,' Curtin Commercial Football 3, 4. BETTY IRENE PERSUN Roosevelt Commercial RUTH PHILLIPS Ph iflipsu Curtin Commercial Consumers Club -L. KATIIRYN R. POMPEO Katie Stevens Home Economies Home I'lK'llll0IlllCS Club 2, 3, 4. PHILIP JOSEPH POUKISI-I Sl1arlfey Roosevelt Commercial Radio 'l'eehuienl Club 3, 4: First Aid Club -l-2 Captains, Leaders and Utlieiztls lg Xl'restling 2, 3, 4. ANNA LUCILE PAINTER Inu-ie Stevens Commercial Glee Club 3. t: C0lllIllt'l'Cl2ll Club 1: Girls' Chorus L: Grub Hug: Z., 3. WILLIAM E. PASNAIILT Bill Stevens Academic Clwrry mul lVItife Stuff 3: Aviat- tion Club 2: Modern Events Club 2: Chemistry Club 3: Etiquette Club .t. rt. MARION VAIIGIIN PAYNE Stevens Academic MARGARET E. PENMAN ..Peggy,, Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 2: Student Cuuneil 2. 3: Modern Events Club 3: Badminton Club -t: Pep Club. See- retury 2: Etiqtiettc Club 3: Basket- ball 2: Volleyball 3. MARY J. PERCIBALLI saljercyn Curtin Commercial Dues Cotnntittee 3: LA Mt-:nlolm-1 t: Badminton Club 3: Ili-Trl 2, 3. I-: Basketball 2: Volleyball 3. BETTY JANE PESTO GBHU Curtin Academic Pep Club 2: Howling: Club 3: Hi- Tri 'l 4 .,. RICHARD C. PLOTTS Diek', Curtin Industrial Bowling Club 2, 3. BETTY JEAN POTTER Stevens llouie Economics Cherry and White Stuff 2: Home Eeonutnies Club 2. 3, -t: First Aid Club t: Volleyball 2, 3, ft: Basket- ball 2, 3, -I. CONSTANCE C. POWERS ucllllllitfu Lock Haven, Pa. Cotnmereial LA INTHIYIUKIII-1 Business Stull' 4-: Eti- quette Club 3: llllllll' Economies Club 3: Cotnntereiul Club ft: Con- suuwrs Club L FLORENCE N. PROTASIO 1'llr1rt'-Vi' Curtin Commercial Art Club I. SYLVESTER ll. QUARTYVIAN Killer Curtin Academic Grab Bag 2, 3. tg Basketball 3. GLEN A. RANCK Ram-Irie Roosevelt industrial Dues Committee iz Cherry mul Il'ltifr' Staff' 1: Bowling Club L MARY GRACE REHER Grac'1'e', Stevens Academic Dues Committee 2: Student Coun- t-il 3, 4: Club Committee Chairman: Etiquette Club 2. 3: Modern Events Club 2: First Aid Club L: Basket- ball 2. JAMES R. REIGLE uilflerf, Roosevelt Industrial Bowling: Club Lg Shop Basketball I.: Volleyball 4. WlLLlAlNl E. REITER. JR. Biff, Curtin Academic Rami 2. 3, 1-: .lazz Orchestra 2, 3. L: Symphony Orchestral 3: Gym- nastics I.. CALVIN W. RHOADES Curtin Industrial Shop Basketball and Volleyball 2. 3. I-. BETTY RICHEY Rit'heyU Curtin Commercial Consumers Club -I.. DARWIN E. RIGHTMIRE Ed Curtin Academic Soc-ial Committee 2: Dues Com- mittee 3. -1: Modern Events Club 4: Grab Ra,-I t: Track 3. JOHN R. PYSHER Jack Roosevelt Industrial Rotary 2, 3, rl. EUGENE RAMON RALPH Gm-C Curtin Academic Cflf'I'Y'1l mul White Staff 4: Bowl- ing Club -tg First Aid Club 4: Glee Club 3. 4, Hi-Y 2. 3, ,I-1 Jazz and Symphony Orchestra .Lg Grab Bag 2. 3. 1. MILES R. RANDALL MRM., Roosevelt Industrial LAWRENCE REIDY Larry Roosevelt Commercial Decorating Committee 3: Band 2. 3. 1: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3. -t. ROBERT WALTER REIN '1B..1r Curtin Commercial Decorating Committee 2: Radio Technical Club 3. President 4, Vive President: First Aid Club -t. HOWARD J. REYNOLDS Curtin Commercial Business Staff of LA bil-ZMDIRI-I 4: Radio Teclmieal Club. Secretary- Treasurer 3: Leaders Club 3: Mod- Zrriillflveiits Club tg Public' Speaking Hur t. CHARLES RICHARDS Stevens Industrial JANE RIDDELL Bunn,ie Roosevelt Academic Welfare Committee 2: Etiquette Club 2. 3. ft: Pep Club 2. 3: Bowl- ing Club 3, ig First Aid Club L. BEVERLY MAE RIMERT uBevn Curtin Home Economics Home Economies Club 2, 3. tl: Bowling Club -I-. CHARLES ll. RITTER Hclldflilf, Roosevelt lntlustrial EDITII l.llTl'l'lA RORlNSON ulilllitfu Roosevelt Cominervial Glee Club lg First Aicl Club it-3 Girls' Chorus L PERRY JACK ROCKWICLI. nRr11'lt'y ' Ste-vens Acaclvtnic Flower f'OIlllllltf030 3: Business Stutl' of Cllvrry mul Whilv 33 Glee Club 3. t-z Iii-Y t-1 Boys' Chorus tg Swiuuuiug: vi-1 Grub Bug 2, 3, l-. ANTHONY .l. ROTONDI uI.t'f-fy , Curtin Acatle-mic Ilauul 2: Vl'rcstling 3. RUTH ANITA ROUSCH ujinxv- Curtin Commercial Color flUllllllltlt'l3 2: Senior Dm- mntiu Club lg Grub ling L. WILLARD Ifl. RUPERT Bill Steve-ns Industrial Grub Bug: 2: Football 2: Basket- ball 2: llc-voruting fllllllllllttlft' 2: First Aitl Club 3: Fire Wzmlen ot' Auto Shop 3: Auto Mevlmuic Civ- iliuu Dvfeusc l.c-zulet' ll. DOROTHY MAE SAAR f'S1.my, South Williamsport ACHilPIlllC PIIEOBE ANN SANTSCIII Sis Roosevelt Academic l,.t Minimum: Husimfss Stuff l: Clwrry und Whifw Business Stuff 2: Student Council l-1 Hi-Tri 2, t-L llowliuar Club 3, tq l'2lllfAlll0l'lC3lll Club L RUTH ALM A SCH EAFFER Boots Lilwrty High llonw Economics Ilmue Er-oiuunivs Club -l. ELEANOR GRACE RIZZO i'Squiz Roosvvvlt Comnwrvial Itltiquette Club 3: tilt-c Club 3. I-Z Senior Girls' Chorus iz Grub Batt: 3. l. JANE l'llLEEN ROBINSON nSlt't'1I-Y., Slvvvns Avatlelniv I-'irst Aid Club lg Glu- Club 3: Grab Bug: 2, 3: lltiskotbull 2. .lOSl'fl'l l llARRlS ROl.l.lfR ufrltf' Stevens COIlllllf'l'Cliil liauul 2. 3. l: Jazz :lull Symphony 0r4'luvstr:l 2. 3. t. ROGER D. ROUPP Rngf'r Lilwrty lligb Industrial LOIS W'lNNlFRED RUPERT Roosevelt Honu' Erononmics llomv l41m-onomics Club 2. 3. 4. li li'l l'li JANE R l lSll R11shv', Roost-vcll Home lfconoinics llouu' l'lCUllOIllll'S Club 2. 3. lJORlS SANDERS Duftie', CllIlllllI I'ClHl Cousumcrs Club l. Nl A Rl A N ARLICN li SA YLOR sally Rrzulfortl lligb Avaul:-init' GEORUIC ll. SCl'llillRl-IR 'cHI'lIllll'f.. Slewns Avail:-tiiiv l..x Mrznoimc Business Staff t-5 Glee- Club Il. L: Senior Boys' Chorus lt: Grub ling: 2. 3. I1 l'slu-r 3. ROBERT E. SCHEURER ..B0b,, Curtin industrial L. ERSKINE SCHOOLEY Pussy Stevens Academic LA NIEMOIRIC Business Staff 4: Glee Club 3: Field. Forest and Stream Club 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Grab Bag 2. 3, 4. DONALD C. SEITZER HDOHH Curtin Industrial Senior Welfare Committee 4: In- dustrial Hi-Y 2: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Bowling Club 4. WILLIAM E. SELLINGER, JR. ..Bm,, Salladsbnrg, Pa. Industrial BETTY LUCILLE SEYBERT Curtin Academic Glee Club 2, 3. 4: First Aid Club 4: Senior Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Grab Bag 2. 3. 4: Girls' Trio 2, 3, 4. FRANCES M. SHEELA Franke Roosevelt Commercial C'lwr1'y and White Statt' 3, 4: Consumers Club 4. JOHN DANIEL SHEMERY ashemn Roosevelt Industrial ANN C. SIIERRER Stevens Academic Executive Committee 4: Dues Committee 2: Ulierry and White Stat? 4: Pep Club 2: Junior Dra- matic Club. Secretary 3: Senior Dramatic Club 4: Ping Pong Club 3. J ACK Ni. SHETLER Spike Stevens Industrial Cherry and White Staff 3: Bowl- ing Club 4: Art Club 3: Grab Bag 3, 4: Industrial Basketball 2, ROBERT SCHNEIDER Schnizz Stevens Industrial MARGARET SUSAN SEAMAN Carbondale, Pa. Academic Pep Club 2: Etiquette Club 2: Senior Sorority Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. JAMES D. SEITZER slime Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 3: Junior Rotary Club 2. 3. 4: Math Engi- neers Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Pan- American Club 4: Band 2, 3: Jazz and Symphony Orchestra 3. HELEN LARUE SENNETT Stevens Academic Welfare Connnittee 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 4: Consumers Club 4: First Aid Club 4. THELMA IRENE SHAIBLEY Stevens Academic Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Senior Dramatic Club. Treasurer 4: Girls' Trio 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Grab Bag 2, 3. 4. BETTY L. SHEETZ Sheen Roosevelt Academic Color Committee 2: Dues Coln- mittee 3: Hi-Tri Club 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Badminton and Archery 4: First Aid Club 4. ARTHUR JOHN SHERMAN Bill Curtin Industrial ARDNA VIRGINIA SHETLER Stevens Academic Senior Executive Committee 4: Decoration Committee 3: Junior Beneiit Committee 3: Pep Club 2: Hi-Tri 2. 3, 4: Junior Dramatic Club. President 3: Senior Dra- matic Club 4. MAXWELL R. SHIEF Edward Curtin Industrial DONALD PAUL SHOLDER Roosevelt Industrial Grab Bag 2. JAMES RICHARD SCHULTZ Klint!! Curtin Academic NELSON B. SILVERSTRIM Silver Curtin Academic Manager of Football 2. 3. 4: Track Manager 2. 3: Student Coun- cil 2: Safety Committee 3. DOROTH Y LOUISE SMITH Stevens Academic MARIE CAROLYN SMITH Stevens Home Economics Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Basketball, Captain 4. PAUL H. SMITH Smitty Curtin Academic Leaders Club 3. WILLARD LARUE SNYDER Burl Ithaca, N. Y. Industrial VERA MARGARET SPONG Margie Roosevelt Home Economics Dues Committee 4: Home Eco- nomies Club 2. 3. 4: First Aid Club l: Etiquette Club 4. HOWARD CHARSE SPRING Turf, Curtin Industrial Bowling Club 1: Football 2. 3. MARIE ANN SHOUP Stevens Home Economics Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Bowling Club 4: Volleyball, Cap- tain 3: Bowling Champion Team 4. CYNTHIA JOYCE SIBLEY Bradford, Pa. Academic Associate Editor of Cherry and lVl1ite 3. 4. LEWIS SIMPSON Lewie,' Danville Academic Ili-Y, Treasurer 4. MARGARET VIRGINIA SMITH apes-, Stevens Home Economics Ilome ECOIIOIIIICS Club 2, 3, 4. NORMAN H. SMITH Smythe Stevens Academic LA Mrzrwolmz Publication Statf 4: Camera Club 2: Band 2. tl. 4: Grab Hag 2. 3, l: Glee Club 3. HERMAN M. SNYDER Hermie Curtin Industrial Band 2, 3. 4. .IOIIN C. SORNBERGER John.ny', Curtin Industrial Dues Committee 4. HELEN JOANNE SPOTTS Johnny Curtin Afademic VVelfare Committee 2. 4: Feature Editor lui Mruwonu-1 4: Cherry and IVV! St.tf .1' Sl IS 1 l ok ll P 'I . I . CIOU l'l'lpl0 4: Student Council 3: Badminton Club 3: Pan-American Club 4. MERLIN ELWOOD STABLEY Prim Curtin Academic IJ9l'OTiltlll,'Z Committee 2: Glee Club 3. t: Junior Rotarian 2: Bas- ketball 2. 3. -l: Volleyball Cham- pions et: Usher at Commencement 2, 3. ARLON ELDON STEBBINS, JR. '4Arlie Curtin Acadeniic Decorating: Committee 3: Dues Committee L: tilt-e Club 3. L: Boys' Chorus 3. L: Double Male Quartet 3: Track 3, L: Usher at Commence- ment 3. LORRA INE ,IESSI E STILLS Curtin Academic Ili-'l'ri Secretary 2: Grab Bag: 3. CYTHINA LEE STONE 4'T1uin Roost-wit Academic Dues Committee 3: llalnlicraft Club 2: Pep Club L: First Aid Club L: tlrab Bag: 2. RAYMOND C. STOVER 46SlI1l1A'l'.V'H Curtin Academic Student Council 2: lfootball 2. 3. L: llaskcihall 2. 3, L: Track 2. 3. L. FRANKLIN F. STROBLE Stevens industrial RALPH ALLAN STRLNNK 'Sl'u1l Curtin COIlllIlt I'ClEll Library Club 3: Spanish Club 2. JAMES F. STUEMPFLE fini Curtin Academic Ariation Club t. SHELDON RICHARD SWEET iiBllbbAl',, Stevens industrial ul1Tle3'iit!j'tELCommittee 3: Student BETTE ll. SYKES Cy lresic Curtin Acad:-rnic f'hr'l'1'll mul lVl:if4' Stuff 2: Li- brary Club L: Camera Club L. MARY CHARLOTTE STEPP uilllllllifv Curtin Home Economics Home Economics Club LL: Bowl- ing Club 1. JACK CLIFFORD STINE ..JUhn,. Curtin Industrial Dues Committee 2: Quoit Cham- pion 2: Shop Basketball Champions 3: Bowling: Club 3. PHYLLIS LEE STONE Phil Roosevelt, Academic Handicraft Club 2: Modern Events Club 3: Pep Club L: First Aid Club -L. LUCILLE M. STOVIAK Lou Roosevelt Home Economics Home Econoinics Club 2, 3. L: Etiquette Club 3, t-. ELEANOR M. STROEHMANN Stroehmunn,, Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 2, L: Cherry and Wllifr Staff 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Symphony Orchestra 2, 3: First Aid Club 4: German Club 3. DAVID WILLIAM STUEMPFLE Bill Curtin Academic Student Council 2, 3. 4. Presi- dent L: .Iunior Rotary Club 2, 3, LL, Vice President L: Football 2. 3, lt: Leaders, Captains and Ollieials -1-. CHARLES S. SUTLIFF Chuck Curtin Academic President of Class L: Executive Committee L: Student Council 4: Glee Club 3. L: Hi-Y 2, 3: Play Reading Committee LL. GERALD KENNETH SWITZER uferryl' Curtin Academic Football 2, 3. L: Basketball 3: Spanish Club 3: l'an-American Club L: Golf 2. 3. L: Basketball Cap- tain 2. JOHN SZYBIST Shorty', Roosevelt Industrial Decorating Committee 2: Student Council 3: Basketball Champions 2. 3. LOUISE .l. TAIJDEO W'azy Curtin C0llllllt l'Cl3l ANCELINE MARY TESTA .4r1gif ' Curtin fitlIllIllt'1'Cli1l Glco Club l: Grub Bang: 2. L. BENJAMIN F. THOMPSON Pug Curtin AC3flCllllC Dcvorutiug COllllllltlt'0 3: Glvv Club 3. t-: Buys' Cburus tg Grub llug: 1: Basketball 2. 3. L: .luurn:tl- ism Nvws for f'lll'l'I'!l null lfl'hif1'. MARY C. TRAPANI Trap Door Curtin Academic Vl'clt'urv Committee 3: fIhl'l'I'!l mul Whih' Stntf 2. 3: l'ubIit' Spuukiugr Club 2. 3: lli-'l'ri 3: Drauuutic Club 3: llzulvniutou Club 3: llowlingz Club 3. WILLIAM GEORGE TROSTLE ssgillss Stevens Academic First Aiml Club 21 Ili-Y 3. W. Il. TRIICKENMILLER Truc'ky Stevens Industrial Stutlvut Cuuuvil 2. t. MARY S. ULRICH ujerku Rousvvt-It Academic I.il1mry Club 3. JEAN M. VANDERLIN Rousevvlt Academic Dues Cmnmittvt- 2, t: l IX9Clll'll'9 Cuuunittve 3: f'Il1'I'l'll mul Whitt' Stull' l: l'un-Alueric-:lu Club 1: Pup Club 2. 3. l: Ili-'I'ri 'l'l'0llSlll'L'T' t: Symplluuy Ort-lwstral 2. 3. I.. .IOIIN VAN NORT If11r1y Curt in An-atlt-mit: Mntll I'IllKllll'l'l'S Club t: llzuul 2. :L 1: .luzz Orc-lnestru L: Symphony Orvliestru il, t. AIJOLF F. 'l'AtLI.lAFERRl Ulggcrsn Curtin Avaulmnic All.lIl'S'Clllllllllllt'l' 21: Stumlqnt Cuuu- 4-ll .tg I-It-v tlub I: lluys thorns I: Ftmtlmll 2, 3. I-. ANCl'.LO I.. llubl A '6Angv llutm-vt-ll Intluslrial ROBERT .I. Tl NTELNOT Pittsburglt Al'8tll llllC fl1'l'lll2lll Club l. SIIIRLICY B. TREXLER Curtin Cmmnercial MERVIN F. TROUTMAN 'll'eru Curtin Avatlvmic tilt-0 Club l: liuwling: Club l: Islllllllilll 2. 3: 'l'r:u'k 2. il. 1. WILLIAM S. IILMICR Bill Curtin Inclustrial I.ibr:try Club. Yin' l'r0sitlt-ut t. .IIINIC R. IINUARIJ IIwIy SIHVCIIS Cmntnt-rvial Cumlm-rvistl Club I. Al.llI'iR'I'A YA N IIORN livr1ic Ste-vc-its Avamltwniv ,IOI I N li. l'ASSAl,,I,O l'Vvss Curtin Avatlt-rnir' Math ldiigzillt-t'l's Club lf: Sym- yiliuuy Ol't'llt-sim 3. I. PHILOMENA M. VERDINE HFimi77 Curtin Commercial Library Club 3: Etiquette Club .1-1 Badminton and Archery Club 4. JAMES E. WACNER ajimn Stevens Academic cilifcfiififlii Si'J2'bifi'ie3f's.i1'lIYfi'Ff5 4: Hi-Y 2: Commencement Page 2: Commencement Usher 3. BRUCE W. WALTZ Britten Curtin Academic E.fQiIf5ef5EH.bTiililliei. al 1.131322 Orchestra 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra I.: Grab Bag 3. 4. IRVIN D. WALTZ, JR. Blaze Curtin Academic Bowling Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Ro- tarian 2. 4. .IEANNE WASHABAUGH Washie Curtin Academic wiiii2'rst?.l'15 5','iEie5. 1 2st.ii2ilfyc.i1'lil cil 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: First Aid Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. LLOYD A. WEITZEL Roosevelt Industrial ANNE MARIE WELLIVER fCSiS77 Curtin Academic Etiquette Club: Bowling Club: Field, Forest and Stream Club. FLOYD G. WELSHANS G6Bum!, Roosevelt Industrial LYDA LOIS WHEELER scpinkyrs Stevens Academic First Aid Club 4. ANNABELLE JANE VROMAN Annie Curtin Home Economics Home Economics Club 2, 3. 4: Grab Bag 3. EDWIN ALBERT WALTER Little Ed Pottsville, Pa. Academic Associate E d i t o r Cherry and White 2: LA Maivioms Photographic Editor 4: German Club 4: Math Engineers Cluh 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Jazz Orchestra 4: Journalism Club 3. EVELYN ELIZABETH WALTZ Sister Stevens Commercial JOY MILDRED WARBURTON Muzz Hughesville AC8dCIIliC Student Council 3: Glee Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2, .1-: Grab Bag 4. JOSEPH WEIGEL Stevens Industrial Track 2. 3: Shop Basketball and Volleyball Champions 2. 3. 4. IDAMAYE R. WELCH Maisie', Roosevelt Commercial Dues Committee 8: Etiquette Club 4: Grab Bag 2. MARGARET F. WELLS SCBab-si! Cumberland, Md. Academic ANNE ELIZABETH WELTY Stevens Academic Decorating Committee 2: Cherry nnd White Editorial Staff 2: Eti- quette Club 2: Glee Club 3: Hi-Tri 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Grab Bag 3. BETTY MARIE WHITE uBetv Roosevelt Home Economics Home Economics Club 2. 8, 4: Glee Club 3: Home Economics Sec- retary 2: Grab Bag 3: Baseball Champions 2. JEANNE LARUE WHITE Whitey Grab Bag 2: Commercial Club: Consumers Club: Field, Forest and Stream Club. BETTY ALICE WHITENIGHT Curtin Commercial MARTHA LOUISE WILLIAMS .Warl1'e,' Curtin Academic Welfare Committee 3: Etiquette Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Bada minton Club 3, 4: Modern Events Club 2: First Aid Club 4: Hi-Tri 2, 4. MARGARET HELEN WILSON llpeggyii Curtin Commercial Commercial Club 3. 4: Etiquette Club 3: Consumers Club 4: Movie Appreciation Club 4: Typing Editor Cherry and White. SARAH JANE WILSON Stevens Commercial Etiquette Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Consumers Club 4: Movie Appreciation Club 4. J. GUY WOLF, JR. Jimmie Curtin Academic Band 2. 3, 4: .Iunior Rotary. GERALD E. WOLFE ferry Stevens Industrial ERNEST DAVID WRIGHT Ernie,' Pbilipsburg, Pa. Commercial Hi-Y 2, 3: Camera Club 3: Grab Bag 2, 3. CLETA ARLENE YOCUM Liny Curtin Commercial Junior Benefit Committee 3: Wel- fare Committee 4: Cherry and White Statl' 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri 3, 4. MAXINE MARIE WIIITEMAN Mickey,' Roosevelt Academic Decorating Committee 2: Pep Club 2: Dramatic Club 2: Band 3, -L: Hi-Tri 3, 4: Grab Bag 2. FRANK WILDE uT00tn Roosevelt Academic Color Committee 3: WVelfare Com- mittee 4: Math Engineers Club 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Symphony Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Jazz Orchestra 4: Grab Bag 4. LUCILE M. WILLIAMSON Williamson Stevens Academic Color Committee 2: Decorating Committee 3: Ticket Committee 3: Feature Editor Cherry ond W'hife,' Student Council 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Chapel Accompanist 3, 4. SANFORD WRIGHT WILSON scW00zys: Montoursville, Pa. Academic Welfare Committee 4: Bowling: Club 4: Matti Engineers Club, Vice President 4: Usher at Basketball Games 4. HAROLD F. WITMAN ..Red,, Roosevelt Academic Dues Committee 4: LA Mr-:Moms-1 Business Stat? 4: Student Council 4: Spanish Club 3: Pan-American Club 4: Student Council Executive Committee 4: Grab Bag 4. SALLE PATRICIA WOLF Curtin Academic Color Committee 2: Dues Com- mittee 2: Decorating Committee 3: Cherry and White Stat? 2, 3. 4: Art Editor Senior Issue: Dues Commit- tee 3: Art Club 3, 4. JULIA REE WOLTZ ajudyv Stevens Commercial Etiquette Club 3: Commercial Club 3: Grab Bag 2. JOHN C. YAROSZ uJ0,lIllIy,, Roosevelt Academic BETTY LUCILLE YODER Roosevelt Commercial Etiquette Club 3, 4. ELEANOR YOUNG Chubbins Roosevelt Academic Pan-American Club 4: Bowling Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Bad- minton Club 4: Badminton Cham- pion 2: Shuftleboard Champion 8: Chemistry Club 3. MURIEL ELIZABETH ZAHNLE OTHMAR LINWOGD YOUNG Skinny Roosevelt Academic Cherry and White Staff 4: Jun- ior Rotarian 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Band 3, 4: Jazz Orchestra 3, 4: Grab Bag 8, 4. BUDD C. ZANER Blondie ffgoodv Stevens Academic Curtin Academic Student Council 2: Glee Club 2, Glee Club 4. Boys- chorus 4. 3: Gil' Chorus 4: Pep Club 2: . ' I First Ilkid Red Cross 4: Grab Bag fcgfggk gag 4' Football 2' 3' 4' 2, 3, 4. CHARLES V. JEANNE ZERBE Jeannie Stevens Academic - In Memoriam JAMES SERVEY Born-func 27, 1924 Died--December 19, 1939 DOROTHEA WHEELER Barn-January 16, 1925 Died-July 26, 194-1 To Those in Service As we come to the closing mo- ments of our school life together, we pause to remember and pay tribute to those former classmates who are today in the armed forces of our glorious country. Yours is a noble heritage, and for your glorious courage the Class of 1942 salutes you. 51 X , W 7, First Row, Left to Right-Ann Carter, Seeretaryg Ben Rowman, Treasnrcrg Frances Caneelliere, President: Harriett Heath, Vice President Second RowfAnn Alston, William Buchman, C. R. Snyder, Class Teachcrg Emery Smith, Vivian Stutzman, Dorothy Brobst Junior Class Histor The 6-L2 melnbers of the class of 1943 broke away from the barrier with a tlying start with class teacher. Mr. C. R. Snyder, and class parents, Mrs. Walton Geiger and Mr. Donald Sears, holding the reins, to elect Francis Cancelliere, president, Harriet Heath, vice presidentg Ann Carter, secretary: and Ben Bowman, treasurer. Groolned by Mr. C. R. Snyder and the co-trainers, Mrs. A. C. Farrington and Mr. W. P. Baclnnan, and jockeyed by the decoration, welfare and dues committees, the class consisting of 620 members received valuable training by arranging for their Christmas party and preparing an issue of the Cherry and White on the proving grounds during their sophomore year. They were not to be found wanting in athletic prowess, for sophomore names were on the football roster, and soplis carried the class colors, scarlet and gold, out on the basketball court. The Junior Class. as they reached the first turn, presented Birch, world's foremost xylophonist, as the stars of their Junior Benetit. As the class rounded the half-way pole, they brought forth the Junior-Senior Party. Arranging for this affair were various committees of the l'arent-Teachers Association directed by the class parents. At the three-quarters mark came the Junior Issue of the Clierry mul White with the jockeys, Samuel Youngnian, editor-in-chief: Ruth Moon and Francis Cancelliere, associate editors: Carl Gehron, make-up editor: Fradell Staiman, copyreading editor: Jean White, feature editorg Kathleen Brooks, literary editor: and Lamont Dill. lnnnor editor. Proving that the juniors have physical talent as well as mental ability, Paul Trost, Tom Hinkleinan, Fred Wright, Jim Yerkes. and Robert Shatto dug their cleats in the turf of the gridiron, and Paul Trost. George Brunner, Don Crossley. and Buzzy Winters swished the basketball through the hoops. At the end of a close race the girl champions crowned were: Hazel Huhler, tennis: Francis Fink, ping pongg and Betty Gee and Constance Isabel, sliumeboard. The musical-minded juniors could well have tooted their own horns and sung their own praises for they performed nobly. There were juniors in the band, dance orchestra, symphony orchestra, and in the glee clubs. Coming down the home stretch, the second-year class ran neck and neck with the seniors in arrang- ing for the social highlight of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. held in June. It is expected that. due to the national emergency and present war conditions, some juniors will be scratched from the 1'oll, and the size of the class, now 565, will be reduced to approximately 500 pupils in the senior year. Thus, as the junior class goes to pasture for the summer, they may be confident that they will not be a dark horse next year, but an odds on favorites. .lmw Wmrn. 'HL G. ROBERT SNYDER MRS. XVALTON B. GEIGER DONALD F. SEARS Class Teacher Class Mother Class Father 52 Sophomore Class Caught in the September draft! Over seven hundred of us rookies milled around our new camp, steering clear of the corporals and sergeants who lounged along the barracks wall, viewing us buck privates with the supercilious air of those who belong. After a week or two, when we were able to find our way to drill and to distinguish between mess and assembly calls, the company was organized and set marching by the captain, Miss Rose Lehman, and her lieutenants, Mrs. Olive Keiser and Mr. Richard Williamson. From members of the ranks, committees were chosen for dues, welfare, colors, and party decorations. ln order to become physically lit for duty, many of us flocked to the recreation hall to engage in sports-football, volleyball, tennis, bowling, shuilleboard, ping pong, swimming, basketball, and track. In fact so many rookies excelled in so many sports, cheered on by Privates Jane Reid, Rita Logue, Shirley Wright, and Shirley Walker-that we could never begin to name them all. After several months of drilling and marching, we were rewarded for our good work with a Christmas Party-big trees, gaily colored lights, boughs of evergreens, Santa Claus with popcorn balls, and tables decorated with our colors, blue and silver. This first off-duty event, generously given by the P. T. A., turned out to be a great success. Later in the year our company proved its versatility by publishing an issue of the camp news, the Cherry and White, and applying our talents in a radio broadcast. By the end of the term many of us had shown the makings of officers, willing to step forward and accept any responsibility. Some had even attained stripes-in the form of W's for their merits, and all of us had learned to step more briskly and to work together with the new buddies we had found. llIAXINE LOCKARD, '44. NANCY EDWARDS, '44, MISS ROSE LEHMAN MRS. OLIVE KEISER RICHARD F. XVILLIAMSON Class Teacher Clnss Mother Class Father 54 IIINIII Tlllllil 5,-. 'Ll' J- : .'i., i' 3 f- .f f -Q wx YL 'f 1 t' .fp ' 35. fx K1 'KX , ' ' i J.fQ .,. -... NW 2 S I I uh. -F ix 1 , .5 'V 41 il We, the Editorial Staff, are proud to present to the student body and alumni this twenty- second edition of LA MEMOIRE. Much care and effort have been given in an endeavor to produce one of the best annuals in the history of LA MEMOIRE. ln this, we are confident our goal has been achieved. The success of this yearis work has been due largely to the co-operation of staff members, senior class teacher, and faculty advisers. Not only have we attempted to maintain the high standards set forth in previous years, but also to incorporate some new features in the hook. We sincerely hope that these changes will meet with the approval of the student body. La Memoire Editorial Stali 58 IIALPII DOUGIlI'Iil'i'Y Eilitor-in-Cliiet' E D W IN KVA LTIC R 1'll0t09,ZI'2lDlliU Editor JOANNE Sl'0'l 1'S Feature Editor BICATIIIFE MULIIEIIGEIR Head Typist PATRICIA MADENFORT Associate Editor JOHN COOK Activities Editor K.V1'IlilYNli0SClI Sports lfhlitor JA M ICS K ELLICIK Art Editor Il0l!I'IIl'l' LA BELLE liusins-ss Mznmger MAIIGARET GOLD Assistant Business Mxumgxer VICLMA MACLANIG GFAJRGIC SCIIICYII ICI! HAROLD XVITMAN Assistant Business Alalnzlger l'0XSTANC'IC POWICIIS DORIS I.Al'I'I ICIISKINIGSf'lIUOI.l'1Y La Memoirs Business Stat! War means work and our business staff did just that. Few if any of our readers realize the many hours of work and worry whieh our staff has gone through to make this book a financial success. Time and effort were needed to accomplish the advertising and subscription campaigns. Hearty thanks is due the business men and student lmody whose splendid financial eo-operation made the hook possible. 59 Cherry and White At the beginning of the new term the prospects of seeing the familiar Cherry and White in the hands of its subscribers seemed doubtful. The increased cost of paper and the added difliculty of finding a new publisher were the main obstacles to be over- come. After the Grit Publishing Company agreed to handle the printing, the student body responded to the pleas of the business staff by giving full support to the sub- scription drive, thus enabling the Cherry and White to maintain its enviable record of 47 consecutive years of publication. Although there had been some doubt as to the continuance of the magazine, the staff planned, according to schedule, the Football Issue which came out soon after the successful subscription drive was completed. The traditional Thanksgiving Issue was distributed the day before vacation and the Christmas Issue, bearing a beautiful cover done by the silk-screen process was published a month later. After a two-month pause for mid-year examinations, the journalists of the Junior Class took over for their issue, and the sophomores had their chance the following month. ln June, the Senior Staff completed its year's work with the Graduation Issue. Again this year, the Cherry and White received honors in both the Columbia and Pennsylvania School Press Associations, ranking Hrst in its class in both competi- tions. Ten Cherry and White contributors also received individual awards in the latter contest. Special mention should be made of the beautiful cover designs which were done by members of the Art and Printing Departments. As the school year closes, the staff of the Cherry and White expresses sincere appreciation for the fine co-operation of both faculty and student body, and earnestly hopes that the admirable career of the publication may continue for many years. 60 Under the supervision of Miss M. L. Taylor, Miss M. I. Quigley, and Mr. L. F. Derr the Student Council has completed another year of service to the school in its many and diversified activities. The organization operated under the leadership of William Stuempfle, president for both terms. Other officers for the first semester were Pat Madenfort, vice president, Ralph Dougherty, treasurer, and Callie McHaffie, sec- retary. Holding these positions the second semester were The Council sponsored many more dances in the gymnasium this year. Money from these dances helped the Council meet its various financial obligations. Another source of income was the checking of wraps at the basektball games and class parties. The activities of the club committee deserve recognition. The committee made a special effort to have club membership cards issued earlier so that pictures could be taken more promptly for the yearbook. Many students were helped in retrieving lost books, gym clothes, pocketbooks, scarfs, etc., by the efforts ofthe Lost and Found Department of the Council. Ushers were provided by the Service Committee for football games, class benefits, basketball games and Parent-Teacher meetings. One of the best-known projects of the Council is the weekly broadcast. In this way the organization unearths a good deal of student talent. Looking back over the year the Student Council records reveal a term of achieve- ment which indeed makes this organization a credit to the school. 61 FDUTBALI. SEPTEMBER 20 Because of the lightness and inexperience of this year's squad, Coach Pursell hoped only for a ugood showing. But they came through in fine form in the opener by pounding the Orange and Black eleven of Jersey Shore to a 37-O victory. OCTOBER 4 Clearly outsmarting the Easton eleven, Williamsport won by a score of 14-7. The teams were tie 7-7 at the half, but the Cherry and White came through in the last quarter with three minutes to go when Mapes ran 18 yards for a touchdown, and Switzer, as usual, drop-kicked the extra point. OCTOBER 18 On a wet, muddy field the Millionaires proved their skill by triumphing over the Lebanon Cedars, 34-0. Held down the first half to a single tally by Smith, the Cherry and White put forth a four touchdown surge in the second half as Stover and Switzer each crossed the goal line twice. OCTOBER 25 The odds were against Billtown as the Cherry and White went down in defeat to a heavier John Harris team by a score of 6-2. Scoring a touchdown in the first half, the Harris squad maintained its lead to the end, displaying a winning line of defense by holding back three terrific W. H. S. rallies. 62 NOVEMBER 1 On the second rainy day of the season, the Millionaires came back after their last week's defeat to top the Scranton Tech team 13-0. W. H. S. tore through the Scranton defense easily as Stover, in the first quarter, and Mapes, in the third, scored the touchdowns, with Wright and Hinkleman deserving credit for their ball-carrying. NOVEMBER 8 Set back in the first three quarters by fumbles, W. H. S. finally came through in the last few minutes of play to trim the William Penn eleven, 7-0. NOVEMBER 15 Before the powerful onslaught of the undefeated team of Altoona High, W. H. S. suffered a decisive loss, losing 28-7. Outmatched in weight, speed, and deception, the Cherry and White provided little resistance to the Maroon squad, although they exhibited a valiant line of defense. NOVEMBER 27 Climaxing the season, the traditional Thanksgiving Day game between W. H. S. and Steelton ended in defeat for the Millionaires as Steelton scored a 13-7 victory. A wild lateral in the third quarter proved disastrous as the Steelers recovered the ball and Cernugel scored the winning touchdown, stand- ing up. First llow, Left to Right--Tony Miele, Dominick Ahrunzn, Ray Stover, Sidney Mapes, Thonms lliuklonmn, Jerry Switzer, William Steumpfle Second Row-Nelson Silverstrini, Manager, Paul Trust, James Yerkes, Jack Ault, Adolf Tagliuferri, Robert Smith Third Row-Robert Minier, Charles Campbell, Robert Shatto, Fred Wright, William Pennellu 63 BASKETBALL DECEMBER 16-Failing to put up much of a battle, the Cherry and White bowed to a mighty Hazleton team 14-23 in the first cage game of the season. DECEMBER 19-Although the Cherry and White attack was improved, it still wasn't strong enough to overcome Allentown who defeated us 34-28. DECEMBER 30-Caletti starred brilliantly for YV. H. S., but Harrisburg packed too much power and easily handed us a 23-56 defeat. JANUARY 6-Losing again but putting up a good defensive fight, the Cherry and White fell to Pottsville 19-23. JANUARY 10--At least breaking its losing streak, W. H. S. defeated Allentown 33-32. The Millionaires proved their ability by bearing down in the last quarter to hold back the Canary challenge. JANUARY 13-Pottsville found little difliculty in trimming W. H. S. 35-51 on their own home floor. JANUARY 17-The second win of the season for the Cherry and White who led Luzerne High practically the entire game. The final score was 32-16. JANUARY 20-Coming through in one of the best games of the year, W. H. S. tallied 36 points to 27 for Shamokin as Lear Herrold and Stabley shared the lime light. JANUARY 24-A sophomore Nickie Cioiii came into prominence in spite of his small size, as Williamsport topped Scranton Tech 45-30. The husky Scranton team mus- tered a strong offense and defense to make this an exciting game from start to finish. 64 First Row, Left to Right-Nicliolus Ciofh, Dick Galetti, Melvin Crist, Mnnng.:er. Second Ikon'-George Bruner, Merlin Stabley, Lear Hen-old, Jack Mnrqu r lt JANUARY 27-The Cherry and White easily emerged victor in their clash with Sunbury. The game ended 39-29. JANUARY 30-Despite the absence of three Steelton regulars from the line-up, the Steam Rollers rallied successfully to end the W. H. S. winning streak 45-37. FEBRUARY 3-A lively crowd and fast St. Joseph team nosed out the Millionaires 21-25. The loss of Stabley early in the game, left a dent in our line-up which we found hard to place. FEBRUARY 6-The Stabley-Caletti combination, ably assisted by Lear Herrold func- tioned too smoothly for the strong Altoona team, which before losing to Williams- port 41-26, had lost only one game. FEBRUARY 10-ln the return game with Hazleton, W. H. S. lost a decisive battle netting only 26 points against 50 for Hazleton. FEBRUARY 14-Trailing the miners until the last quarter, the Cherry and White sudden- ly rallied to lead Scranton Tech by the narrow margin of 31-29. FEBRUARY 17-The 1Vlillionaires fared badly on the Shamokin floor as they crashed to a 25-46 defeat. FEBRUARY 20-W. H. S. came out on the adverse side of a gruelling battle with the Altoona team, suffering a 43-31 loss. FEBRUARY 21-On the rebound from the loss to Altoona, the Cherry and White out- pointed Scranton Central 39-23 with Stabley and Caletti accounting for 30 points. FEBRUARY 27-A sudden rally in the second half proved to be the turning point for W. H. S. who subdued Steelton High 30-21. FEBRUARY 28-As a result of accurate shooting, the Cherry and White finished the sea- son with a bank by topping Sunbury 56-32. 65 Volleyball Team Volleyball team won the District 4' P. l. A. A. championship hy defeating Muncy and Bloolnshurg-at the State P. I. A. A. meet, at State College, W. H. S. won the Tuckhannovk match, hut lost to Westinghouse and Southmont-lVlr. H. L. Harer, Coach. Track Team Coach, Mr. M. E. Devker-four lettermen, Stebbins, Dougherty, Hinkleman, and Stover, returned to form nucleus of 1942 squad-Penn Relays-Mount Car- mel Invitation Meet-Triangular Meet: Lock Haven, Jersey Shore, and Wil- liamsport-District 4, P. I. A. A.--State P. l. A. A. at State College. YULLEX BALI. TRACK 66 Golf Team Coaclled by Mr. H. L. Harer'-play on local golf courses-send three out of four winners from District 4, P. l. A. A., to State lI'lCCt-ll18.lCl'l6S with: Lock Haven, State College. Swimming Team Varsity swimming team is comprised of winners in intramural swimming- compete in the Eastern Regional Swimming Meet at Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania-coached by Mr. M. E. Decker. GOLF SWIMMING 67 The Band Upholding a state-wide reputation the 110 members of this yearis Williams- port High School Band developed a field drill of intricate maneuvers and con- tinuous playing to entertain football fans. It performed at all home games and several away games. After the football season, the band turned to symphonic music in prepara- tion for broadcasts and Music Week programs. Nearly every morning the band played a march while the students entered and left the auditorium for chapel exercises. It appeared at basketball games, marched in parades, and played for public patriotic ceremonies. The band also furnished music for commencement exer- cises and concert engagements. 68 Symphony Drchestra All symphonic instruments represented by the 50 members directed by Mr. Osborne L. Housel . . . broadcasts . . . music week . . . baccalaureate services . . . concert engagements . . . string ensemble of 25 provided enter- tainment for broadcasts . . . performances at churches. f -x f Dance Orchestra Twenty '5Me1'1'ymakers furnish uswingv for Student Council dances class parties . . . broadcasts . . . 4'Grab Bagi' . . . chapel . . . many out- side f'Ilg3gCll16IllS . . . director, Mr. Osborne L. Housel. 69 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DANCE ORCHESTRA Senior Glee Club The Senior Glee Club is composed of thirty-eight girls and thirty-seven boys who must have an A or B rating in all sophomore and junior subjects in order to qualify for this organization. At the end of their junior year, about one hundred students try out, but only those having good vocal range and the ability to read music and to sing in pitch with correct intonation are chosen. Two rehearsals a week are required. From the outstanding voices discovered in the club, the winners of the Dickinson Junior College vocal scholarship are selected. Soloists and choruses for the Senior Day operetta are also chosen from this organization. A number of broadcasts presented during the year, sacred concerts at Christmas and Easter with the choir in vestments, the L'Grab Bagf' music week programs, and concerts for various churches and other organizations of the city, are some of the activities of the Senior Club. It also forms the nucleus for our group singing in chapel and renders the vocal numbers in the Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. The director is Kathryn M. Riggle. 70 Junior Glee Club Aims: to develop an appreciation for good choral musieand to develop a good singing voice . . . 75 boys and girls . . . join with the Senior Club in major music celebrations . . . requirements: A or B scholastic standing, good intonation, and ability to read music . . . director, Miss Kathryn M. Riggle. ir i' i' Senior Girls' Chorus Requirements: A or B standing for two previous years, good lone quality, and ability to read at sight . . . 34 members . . . directed by Miss Kathryn M. Riggle . . . participate in school entertainments . . . outside engagements at churches and service clubs . . . commencement . . . baccalaureate services. w .I UNIOR GLICE CLUB SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS 71 Junior-Senior Boys Chorus A group of 33 boys . . . present programs for P. T. A. meetings . . . NGrab Bag . . . graduation . . . broadcasts . . . junior members serve as leaders for the next year . . . director, Miss Kathryn M. Riggle. if if if Pan-American Club Sponsor, Miss Evelyn Fischler . . . study of South American culture and custom . . . Spanish games and songs . . . question bee . . . movies . . . puzzles . . . Pan-American relations discussed . . . ofhcersz Beatrice Edler, presidentg Helen Haines, vice presidentg Jean Vanderlin, secretaryg Beverly Lunt, treasurer. JUNIOR-SENIOR BOYS' CHORUS PAN-AMERICAN CLUB 72 Public Speaking Club Sponsor, Mr. P. B. Cooley . . . addresses . . . broadcasts . . . debates . . . plays . . . readings . . . skits . . . speakers . . . recordings . . . discussions . . . study of parliamentary procedure . . . ofhcersz Carl Cehron, presidentg Ned Armsby, vice presidentg Martha E. Brown, secretaryg Sam Youngman, treasurerg Lois Miller, program chairman. 'A' 'k 'k Field, Forest and Stream Purpose: to increase the knowledge and appreciation of the great out-of- doors, to better acquaint its members with game and fish laws, and to increase the ideals and principles of true sportsmanship . . . fly tying . . . discussion of game laws . . . speakers: Came Wardensg Herb Poff, RiHes g John Alden Knight, 'cCasting,' . . . wild life movies . . . quiz . . . equipment . . . hatchery complications . . . oilicers: Richard Knight, presidentg Willard Lamade, vice presidentg Jean Clauser, secretary-treasurer . . . sponsor, Mr. D. W. Steumpfie. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB FIELD, FOREST AND STREAM 73 lli -Tri Aims: to face life squarelyg to find and give the best . . . formal holiday dances . . . father and daughter banquet . . . sponsored fashion show . . . tureen suppers . . . guest speakers on pertinent subjects . . . Mid-Winter Con- ference . . . recognition as Girl Reserves . . . skating parties . . . Christmas party for underprivileged children . . . caroling . . . joint meetings with Hi-Y . . . entertainment at County Poor Home . . . senior farewell . . . Oflicers: Pat Madenfort, presidentg Emy Brinkerhoff, vice presidentg Ann Sherrer, secre- taryg ,lean Vanderlin, treasurerg Doris Wise, corresponding secretary . . . spon- sor, Miss Florence M. Laubscher. 1: 'k 'k Pep Club Sponsor, Mr. Russell H. Rhoads . . . guest speakers . . . movies . . . sold football and basketball booster tickets . . . bought new cheerleaders, out- fits . . . printed programs for football games . . . sold candy at basketball games ., . . president of combined clubs, Kathryn Bosch . . . other officers, junior-senior club: Mary V. Stewart, Jean Vanderlin, Jean White . . . sopho- more club: Bertie Dieter, Ann Crooks, Grace Levan. HI-TRI PEP CLUB 74- Boys' Bowling Sponsor, Mr. M. E. Decker . . . 60 boys composing 10 teams howl every Monday afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. alleys . . . three teams traveled to Harris- burg to compete in the High School State Bowling Tournament . . . discussion of howlin eti uette . . . mixed bowlinff . . . techni ue of bowlin . . . the g fl cw fl g McLain team consistinff of Tom Barver. Ted Lowdermilk, ,lim Waffner, Stanle v D c e Y Levinson, Eugene Luse, and Joe McLain won the league championship hy the hivhest score in the histor' of hivh school howlinff . . . ofhcers: Joe McLain, e Y e o presidentg Thomas Barger, vice presidentg James Xvaigner, secretaryg David Harrison, treasurer. if if ff 0 ' . Girls Badminton and Archery Sponsor, Miss Helen M. Dieflfenhach . . . exhibition games . . . tourna- ments to determine club champions . . . instruction in hoth sports . . . prac- tice twice a month . . . oflicersz Eleanor Young, presidentg Beatrice Edler, vice presidentg Gladys Wagrier, secretary 3 Peggy Crammer,' treasurer. i BOY? BOWHJNllCLUB tHRLS BADNHNTON 75 Modern Events Club Aim: to keep the members in pace with the rapidly changing times . . speakers: Mrs. Beula F. Manley, Mr. Paul B. Cooley, Miss Marffaret I. Quifrley F' D 7 Mr. John S. Holland, Miss Miriam Wendle . . . discussion on first aid . . war views . . . air raid precautions . . . oliicers: Richard Knecht. presidentg Dorothy Seitzer, vice presidentg Richard Knight. secretary: Max Milslifer, tren- surer . . . sponsor, Mr. E. R. Bartholomew. if if if Home Economics Club Aim: to make better citizens and home-makers of girls in the Home Eco- nomics Department . . . candle-light induction service . . . Christmas party . . . ractical Jroblems: choosinv Jroier shoes and cosmetics . . . hook re- P I 1- I I views b Miss Rose Bower . . . Red Cross Jro'ects . . . social fret-tovethers Y I J C 1- . . . fashion and beauty demonstrations . . . ofhcers: Julia Knapik. presidentg Genevieve Yarvoiski, vice presidentg Lois Rupert. secretaryg Delphine Meconi, treasurer . . . sponsor, Miss Doris E. Eames. MODERN EVENTS CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 76 Junior Dramatic Club Short plays in the Little Theater . . . guest speakers . . . outside talent . . . play reviews . . . radio program . . . oflieers: Naney Winn, presidentg Harriet Heath, Vive president: Ann Shea, treasurerg ,lune l'eard. program Chair- man . . . sponsor, Miss llose K. Lehman. if 'k 'k 0 . Senior Dramatic Club Ullieers: l.ueile XVilliamson. president: Peggy MeNeil. viee presidentg Car- Ion Nelson. seeretaryg Thelma Shaihley. treasurer . . . one-art plays given hy memlvers . . . variety programs . . . reviews of plays . . . teehnique of aet- ing . . . outside speakers: Miss Clara M. Casner. L'Make-upi' . . . various re- views of current plays . . . discussion of modern dramatists and their sueeesses . sponsor, Miss l.ueile Evans. .l UNIOR DRAMATIC tILllli SENIOR IJRAMATIC CLUB t l 77 First Aid Sponsor, Miss Carolyn Williains . . . discussion on prevention of accidents . . . technique of Imandaging . . . artificial respiration . . . frequent talks by American Red Cross instructors . . . oflicers: Betty Cochburn, presidentg Paul Shadle, vice presidentg Shirley Maxwell, secretaryg Jeanne WashaIJaugh, trea- surer . . . program committee: Elizabeth Rougeux, chairmang Constance Kliber, Jeanne Washahaugh, William Flayhart. 'k i i' Captains, Leaders and Dtficials Purpose: to train boys in at three-fold manner to assist in the organization and carrying out of gymnastic activities . . . captains: study rules and regula- tions of their respective sports . . . leaders: taught how to take charge of activ- ities . . I oflicialsx learn the procedure to ofliciate activities . . . officers: Joe McLain, presidentg Tom Hinkleinan, vice presidentg Bob Minier, secretaryg Fred Wright, treasurer . . . sponsor, lVIr. M. E. Decker. FIRST AID CA PTAINS, LEADERS AND OFFICIALS 78 Commercial Club Purpose: to luring the memliers and loval business firms into a closer rela- tionship . . . Civil Service studied . . . qualifications and possilvle advanee- ment for oflive workers discussed . . . field trips: Crit Publishing Company, Stroehniann Bakery, Bell Telephone Company, Smith Printing Company . . praetieal information concerning the business world . . . oflivers: l-lelen Augs- hurger. presidentg Mary Luse, vice presidentg Helen Fogelman, SPt'I'?l2ll'y-lI'P2l- surer . . . sponsor, Miss Laura M. MRllSl. 'k 'k 'k Library Club Ullieersz Eleanor Foresman. presidentg Bill Ulmer. vive presidentg Lois lVolfe, secretaryg Doris Calvert, treasurer . . . assist lilirarian in operating the lihrary . . . book reviews . . . lnllletin hoard arrangements . . . hook ex- hiliits . . . speakers of interest . . . sponsor, Miss Rose Bower. LIBRARY CLUB i i 79 t1oNtMt1Rf2I.-tl.tllB 0 HI-Y Purpose: create. maintain. and extend throughout school and communitx il high standard of Christian character . . . decorated for football games . sponsored district cabinet meeting . . . Tliaiiksgiving Dance . . . host for Hi-Y Conference . . . caroling . . . joint meetings with Hi-'l'1'i . . . broadcast . . . party for blind . . . Father and Son Banquet . . . M. ll. F. Week . . . Easter Dance . . . City and District marble championship . . . sent delegates to state convention . . . ollicersz jack Flamine, president: Richard Knight. vice presi- dentg Edward Shaffer. secretary: Lewis Simpson. treasurer: Thomas Bailey, corresponding secretary . . . advisors: Mr. C. C. Ladd. Y. M. C. A. secretary and lVlr. L. C. Wfilliamson. 'k if 'k Junior Rotary lVlembers chosen by Williamsport Rotary Club . . . membership require- ments: ability. leadership. and promise of future success . . . A'Know Your Wil- liamsportw program . . . familiarize members with their anticipated plans in national defense . . . interests of Junior Rotarians co-ordinaled with Senior Rotarian functions by John J. Kellenstine. chairman of youth activities . . . oliicers: Ralph Dougherty. presidentg William Stuempfle. vice presidentg Robert Holland, secretaryg Linwood Young. treasurer . . . sponsor, Mr. Edward P. Heether. HI-Y CLUB JUNIOR ROTARY 80 First Aid Ofiieersz Pat Maclenfort, presidentg Jean Geiger, vim-e president: Kathryn Host-li, secretaryg Rena Glaser, treasurer . . . Ameriean Red Cross Junior Course in First Aid was taught . . . praetive bandaging . . . artificial respira- tion . . . digital pressure points . . . splinting . . . transportation ap- plication of tourniquet . . . movies . . . Junior Red Cross Certificate in First Aid issued to those satisfactorily completing the required work . . . sponsor, Miss Helen M. lJiGfl:?Ill'J2U'l1. 'A' i 'k Aviation Club Sponsor, Mr. james W. Mettler . . . theory of llying . . . airplane strut'- lure . . . movies: i'Our Air Arinyfi The Tanks Are Coming . . . discussion of modern war planes . . . recent improvements . . . model airplane building . . . speakers: Mr. C. D. Read, '6Aerial Navigation. Meteorology,'g Mr. P. H. Kolli, '6Allimelers . . . omm-ers: ,lack Edwards, presidentg James Stueinpfle, viee Jresident' Jean Wlliite seeretar -treasurer. l v 1 3 81 FIRST AID AVIATION CLUB Math Engineers' Club Purpose: to broaden the members' interest and experience in mathematics and related subjectsg to study the phases of mathematics not a part of the school- room programg to develop an appreciation for the mathematical discoveries of scholars and scientists . . . field work with the transit . . . speakers . . . mathematical fallacies and curiosities . . . slide rule practice . . . Men of Mathematics . . . industrial motion pictures . . . airplane designing . . . field trip to Bucknell . . . officers: Dick Hall, president, Sanford Wilson, vice presidentg Donald Hackenberry, secretary-treasurer . . . sponsor, Mr. Ray C. Singley. if if -k l Consumers Club Wartime buying . . . industrial movies . . . field trips to industries . . . consumers' quiz . . . speakers . . . officers: Emily Koch, presidentg Alice Ludwig, vice president, Betty Richey, secretaryg Sarah Lundy, treasurer . . . sponsor, Mr. C. C. Wolfe. MATH ENGINEERS' CLUB N CONSUMERS CLUB 82 Camera Club The art of picture taking . . . exposure . . . composition . . . develop- ing . . . printing . . . movies . . . guest speakers . . . contests . . . omcers: Sheila Sweyer, presidentg Lois Stetler, vice presidentg Stanley Levison, secre- tary-l1'eusure1' . . . sponsor, Mr. H. E. Poust. 'k 'k 'll' Bird identification . . . bird feeding stations . . . lmird migration . . . lmird eggs . . . lwird protection . . . were the topics discussed at the meetings of the Audubon Club sponsored by Miss Clara M. Casner . . . officers: Bill Bach- nmn. presidentg David Cowles, vice presidentg Ann Alston, sccretaryg Paul Knuull, treasurer. ,NUI 33 t,.'Ull'lli.-X I l l li IUBON Movie Appreciation Club Sponsor, Miss Lucile Cordner . . . discuss motion picture awards . . . panel discussion for broadcast . . . meetings planned on Group Discussion Guide . . . makes bulletin hoard displays . . . cinematic direction, lighting, sound effects, and make-up studied . . . individual movies criticized . . . olfa- cers: ,lean Burman, presidentg Ruth Ann Metzger, vice presidentg Frances Maietta, secretaryg Elizabeth Miller, treasurer. it if i German Club Purpose of the club: to obtain a more thorough knowledge of German lite, customs, and language, and to understand better the practical and cultural value of German . . . folk songs . . . Christmas carols . . . slides on Old Germany . . . games . . . quizzes . . . German legendary and historical background . . . stories of Wagneris few music dramas to gain a greater appreciation of opera . . . ollicersc Frank Hofer, presidentg Frances Parsons, vice president, Betty Newcomer, secretary, Paul Grossgebauer, treasurer . . . sponsor, Miss Verna G. Noll. MOVIE APl'Rl'XIIA'l'l0N CLUB GERMAN CLUB 84 Girls' Bowling One hundred ninety-two girls bowled every week in a high school league . . . three leagues: sophomore, Y. M. C. A.: junior-senior, Y. M. C. A.: sopho- more, junior, and senior, A. B. C .... Hhigh ten', bowlers play out-of-town teams . . . telegraphic match with Penn State eo-eds . . . bowling banquet at climax of the season . . . speeches by outstanding bowlers during club meetings . . . oliicers: Jean White, president, Eleanor Young, vice president, Dorothy Bock, secretary: Eleanor Cooley, treasurer . . . sponsor, Miss Helen M. Dieffen- baeh. if f if Chemistry Club Sponsor, Mr. L. F. Derr . . . study of gas and incendiary bombs . . . chemistry in war time . . . civilian protection . . . speakers: Mr. Miles Van- Sivkle, Mustard Gasn . . . actual experiments . . . movies: Pig Iron to Steelwg L'Sulphur, through the courtesy of the Bureau of Mines . . . oIIieers: James Burrows, president, Sam Youngman, vice president, Mary Elinor Bussom, secretary-treasurer. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB 85 CHEMISTRY . Journalism Class Instructor, Miss Miriam Wendle . . . 26 journalists Hoover , WHS news for 'gCrit'7 . . . '6Cherry and Whitey . . . '6Sun . . . 'Lflazette and Bulletini' . . . Held trips: Crit Publishing Company, 'gSun', . . . lecture by Mr. John Davis, city editor of 'SGrit,' . . . how to read newspapers . . . background of journalism . . . discussion of newspaper policy . . . avtual writing of 'cspoti' news, features, editorials . . . collecting student and alumni personals . . . from this class have come many professional journalists and advertising men . . . greenhorn journalist today-veteran newspaperman tomorrow. as if if Etiquette Club Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you . . . mili- tary manners on U. S. O. visits . . . dos, and Mdorftsi' of the flag code . . . boy-girl relations . . . the A. B. C. D. Hag . . . quizzes . . . officers: James Keys, presidentg Jane Riddell, vice presidentg Betty Lou Benning, secretary- treasurer . . . sponsor, Miss Helen G. Stout. .IOURNALISM CLASS ETIQUETTE CLUB 86 Badminton Club Sponsor, Mr. M. E. Decker . . actual practice and instruction . . . sponsored hadnlinton tournament . . . discussion of technique . . . rules . . . dilificult strokes . . . weekday practice . . . oflicers: Tyson Cair. pres- identg George Brewer, vice president: Ward Martin. secretary: james Burrows. treasurer. 'A' i t Radio Technical Club Uliject: to familiarize the members with the funclaniental principles under- lying the theory of radio . . . train members to take charge of school programs . . . speakers: Mr. Irving A. Berndt, Program Transmission g Mr. Kenneth H. Breon. '4Crystal Detectorsw . . . movies: USound Waves and Television . . . study of magnetism . . . static electricity . . . current electricity . . . resonance . . . the telegraph . . . oliicers: Harry Halibel, president: Robert Rein, vice presidentg James Cashman, secretary-treasurer . . . sponsor, Mr. James W. Mettler. IiADMlN'l'0N CLUB RADIO 'l'lfItIltNItIAL CLUB t N 87 INTRAMURAI. 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