Bellwood Antis High School - Tuckahoe Yearbook (Bellwood, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1942 volume:

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Such a man we find in the person ot Mr. T. D. E. Dillman, a man whose friendliness and wisdom have aided us throughout the years of our contact with him. He is a true friend ot our institution and we take this means of attempting to convey to him some small measure of our love and devotion for him. UNE 5.11, N Nm N 'W 1942 Tu 1942 T Si- Uulz, ,jclumi MEMBERS: C. F. Jackson Gilbert Watts Fred Irwin Charles Wertz John Glasgow Raymond Strunk Blaine VVolfe John Campbell Edgar Williamson fnwwl nl fdurahbn, Our ioint school board with members from both Bellwood and Antis has done its part in making our Senior year, as well as our other school days, very happy and prosperous. The Seniors are indeed very grateful to them for all they have done for our class and dear old Bellwood- Antis. 1942 Tuckuiwe Seven Y a 1942 Tuckahoe Eight PAUL KURTZ F. A. HAMILTON GEORGE D. WEISS . CHARLES HETRICK x I There has been a great change in our faculty stat? during the year 4'l-42 . Mr. Marsh, Mr. Killen, Mr. Myers, and Mr. Hetrick were called on by their country and entered the services. Miss Boyer and Miss Daley also left at the end of the semester. Their places were taken by very competent new teachers. Mr. Bender Miss Sperber Miss Dougherty Miss Silfies Miss Colobine Mr Nolan FINAL LIST OF FACULTY TEACHERS Miss Saiers Mr. Dillman Miss Reigh Miss Wray Miss McKenzie Miss Rizza Mrs. Cole Miss Gorsuch Miss Hinton Mr. Knox Miss Dick Mrs. Metzler T942 Tuckahoe Nine 1942 Tuckahoe Ten ,7!Li6.llf.Q, ja, jhou, gil, Jim Service, The Tuckahoe Stat? as well as the Seniors think it fit and proper to remember those who have left us to enter the service of the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. 8 Those to the present who have left are: Donald L. Cameron .......,,,,....,,,,,... Navy Lewis M. Myers ,,..,.....,.tr.. .....t..A,..,.. N avy Robert Killen .,,, ,.,,...,,,.. U . S. Air Corps Eldin Marsh .sA.,.,. .,....A....r U . S. Air Corps Charles Hetrick ...,...,... ,..,,s. U . S. Army flaum, X fl Z xx , 1 , . ,f X- . X L, If f y- Z! 4' ' xx , 'gl v M if x mm-4, PAuuNs Pony BUTTERBAUGH, ZELDA Hzelddul CASTETTER, ANGELINE nAngien 'l942,Tuckahoe Twelve 'x BECK, KENNETH Kenney F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 Orion Club-4 Yearbook-4 ' CABER, HOWARD n ,Howdy Football-2, 3, 4 Track+2, 3, 4 CLARK, LAWRENCE f'Byss Football-2, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Tracl5f3, 4 4 ' '..,x SEhlbff'P,l91 y--4 ' . K- ts.: -Wi ,. . ,, .f'fl.ni X- , -1 BEICHLER, ALMA Alma Mask 8. Wig-4 Orion Club-4 Hylite-4 Yearbook-4 Air Raid Aide-4 CAMPBELL, FAYE Pete Safety Club-2 Glee Club-3, 4 Band-2, 3, 4 Sports-2, 3, cloussn, RAYMOND Woof Photo Club-4 Yearbook-4 Hylite-4 Senior Play-4 Track-3, 4 Mask 81 Wig-4 l l l BURKHART, NAOMI Nonie Musk 8- Wig-4 Class Officer-4 Orion Club-4, 2 Yearbook-4 CAMPBEIJ., HELEN Helen Hylite-4 Safety Council-2 Glee Club-3, 4 Band-2, 3, 4 Sports-2, 3 CRAINE, JAMES Hjimu Mask 81 Wig-4 Safety Council--4 Track-3 if DE SANTIS, HELLENE DIFFENDERFER, BARBARA IlHeIenIl llBubll Orion Club-2, 4 Orchestra-2, 3, 4 Hylite-4, 6 Mask 81 Wig-4 Hylite-4 FIELDS, BETTY FIGARD, NAOMI Betty Nomie Mask 81 Wig-4 Class Treasurer-3, 4 Orion Club-4 Yearbook-4 Air Raid Aide-4 Squad leader-2, 3 Mask 81 W 4 Safety Co Air R id der 2, 3,4 GARlAND, LAURA Mirt ll ' A I -4 o 2 4 - N. Mask 8g Wig-4 Senior Play-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 4 3 one-act plays-4 GREEN, CLAIRE Clair r.r.A.-2, 3, 4 ENDRESS, EVELYN nkedu Squad Leader-2 Sports-2, 3, 4 FOWl.ER, R. WILBUR Bill Football-4 HALBRITTER, DEAN Dean Football-2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 Basketball Manager-4 Air Raid Aide-4 EVANS, JOSEPHINE Josie Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-3, 4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Senior Play-4 3 one-act plays-4 ' GARDNER, JOHN Johnny Air Raid Aide-4 Football-2, 3, 4 Track-3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 HARVEY, ANN Blondie Mask 81 Wig-4 Safety Council-3, 4 Home Room OH.-3 Yearbook-4 Air Raid Aide-4 Squad Leader--2, 3 Sports-2, 3, 4 i942 Tuckahoe Thirteen HENRY, RICHARD Dick Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 4 Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-2 Track-2 Varsity Club-4 HOWE, WILLIAM IIBEHII Football-2, 4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Varsity Club-4 Band-2 Senior Class Pres. 3 One-act Plays-4 KISSEL, BETTY uBeckyn T942 Tuckahoe Fourteen HOLLEN, HELEN HOLTZAPPLE, NANCY llskipperll llRosiell Orchestra-2 Orion Club-2 Glee Club-3 Yearbook-4 , Mask 8g Wig Air Raid Aide-4 IRWIN, FRED JOHNS, PHYLLIS lIFredll llphnll Band-2, 3 Orion Club-4 F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 Squad Leader-4 Football-4 Knitting Club-4 Mask 81 Wig--4 Orion Club-4 Air Raid Aide-4 LAIRD, DEAN Dean Mask 81 Wig-3 Glee Club-2, 3 Band-2, 3 Orion Club-2, 3 Mixed Chorus-2, 3 Safety Council-3 LAIRD, JANET Janet Orion Club-2, 4 Photography Club-4 Squad Leader-3 Mask B1 Wig-4 Senior Play-4 Air Raid Aide-4 HOSTLER, NITA Bonie Hylite-4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Senior Play-4 Minstrel Show-2 Yearbook-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 KENNEDY, THOMAS llTomll Band-3 LENDER, JACK Link Glee Club-2, 3 Varsity Club-3, 4 Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Track-2, 3, 4 Mask 81 Wig-4 F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 LYNN, GEORGE MADARA, WILLIAM MARCHAZA, SUSAN George Bill Sue Hylite-4 Hylite-4 Safety Council-3 Mask 81 Wig-4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Football-3 Orion Club-4 MATHES, LUCILLE ucurlyu Hytite-2, 3, 4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Senior Play-4 Safety Council-2 Squad Leader-2, 4 Knitting club-4 McFARLAND, LETHIAN Link Hylite-4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 4 Safety Council--2 Squad Leader-4 H. R. Officer-2 MCCAULLEY, PAUL nclipu Band-2, 3, 4 MILLER, BETTE Bette Mask 8K Wig-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Photography Club-4 Squad Leader-3 Safety Council-2 Mixed Chorus-2 Glee Club-4 Mixed Chorus-4 McCOY, RUTH Mickey Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-4 Photography Club-4 Mask 8- Wig-4 Squad Leader-3 Orion Club-2 MILLER, GERTRUDE Fannie Hylite-4 Safety Council-2 Glee Club-3, 4 Squad Leader-3 Sports-2, 3 MARKEL, Miuou Mm Football-4 F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 MQFARLAND, DONALD ,Donn F.F.A.--2, 3, 4 Hylite-2 Safety Council-2 MILLER, RONALD Jumbo Senior Play-4 Mask 8. Wig-4 1942 Tuckahoe Fifteen Morrm, msn sun Safety Council-4 Class Officer-2, 3, 4 Football-3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-4 NAIL, MARGARET upeggyu Mask 8. Wig-4 Orion Club-2, 4 Yearbook-4 Air Raid Aide-4 OTTO, FLOYD lluoggiell F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 1942 Tuckc hoe Sixteen MONG, EVELYN Weezie Sports-2, 3, 4 Squad Leader-3 Mask 81 Wig-4 Mixed Chorus-3, 4 Senior Play-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 NANOUSKI, ANNE Anne PARASCAK, EVA IIEVCII Mushbull-2 Soccer-2 MOSER, TOM 11Tom11 F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Orion Club-4 Senior Play-4 Yearbook-4 NEARHOOF, EVELYN Evie Mask 81 Wig Senior Play-4 Orion Club-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Squad leader-2, 4 Drum Maiorette-4 POTTS, RICHARD Junior Hylite--2, 3, 4 Musk 8. Wig-4 Senior Play-4 MOYER, HARRIET Harriet Mask 81 Wig-4 Glee Club-4 Bond-2, 3, 4 NELSON, BETTY Betty PRITCHETT, WILLIAM llBiHll REED, EVELYN EveIyn Band-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Studeni Council--4 I-lyme-4 H. R. Ofiicer-2, 3 Yearbook-4 SHAFFER, CHARLES Ilchasll Senior Play-4 Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 Track-2 Mixed Chorus-2, 3 STIMMELL, JAMES lljimll Senior PIay-4 Phoiography Club-4 REPLOGLE, JEAN Jean Hyliie-4 Glee Club-3, 4 Mixed Chorus-3, 4 Orion Club-4 Mask 8- Wig-4 SHIFFLER, JOHN Hjohnu Air Raid Aide-4 TEUFEL, I'IAROI. Harold Senior P y Safei -3 b-3, 4 ixed Chorus-4 ROWAN, JOHN Johnny Senior Play-4 Safety Council-4 Basketball-2, 3, 4 Class President-3 Yearbook-4 Football-2, 3, 4 SMITH, ALBERT Chick Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-2, 3, 4 F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 Mask 8- Wig-4 Orion-4 THOMPSON, ANNIE Annie Hylite-2, 3, 4 Senior Play-4 Aihleiic Council-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-3, 4 Orion Club-2, 4 SCOTT, DALE lloulell Air Raid Aide-4 STEVENS, ROSEMARY Rosemary Hylafe-2, 3, 4 Glee Club-2, 4 Orion Club-4 Mask 8. Wig-4 Senior Play-4 Studeni Council-2 TRUITT, CAROLINE Carrie Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus-3, 4 Senior Play-4 Band--2, 3, 4 Orion Club-2, 4 Hylite-2, 3, 4 1942 Tuckahoe Seventeen My WERTZ, ANN WESLEY, WARREN YOHN, ALBERTA Y N, HAROLD YOUNKE JULIUS Ann Warren Bertie Sis Julius Mask 8: Wig-4 Boy's Glee Club-4 Mask 81 Wig-4 Hylite-4 F.F.A.-4 Glee Club-2 Air Raid Aide-4 Senior Play-4 Orion Club 4 Sport Manager-2 Mixed Chorus-4 Safety Council-2 Photography Club 4 Yearbook-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Student Council-2 F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 Mask 8. Wig-4 Orion Club-4 Senior Play-4 DAVIS, VIRGINIA STEELE, JOHN F.F.A.-2, 3, 4 For the last four years, all our efforts have been directed toward the completion of our high school course. We have worked toward graduation with all our ability, and yet, as the time of graduation approaches we cannot help but feel regretful that a large part. of the companionship we have left for the last four years must end. We will always remember the experiences we had in high school, on the athletic field, and in the class room and will treasure them all our lives. We wish to express our appreciation to the teachers who have guided and advised us, to the best of their ability during our high school years. Our rela- tionship with them may not have always been what they might have been, for it is not possible for people to associate so closely for years without dispute, but, as the time for ending these relationships draws near, we feel that what our teachers did for us was what they thought best for our welfare. We must now pass on to the underclassmen the safe keeping and perpetuation of the tradi- tions and honor of Bellwood-Antis High School and we admonish them to keep them ever clean and broken. H WILLIAM HOWE, The President. 1942 Tuckahoe Eighteen PAULINE BARTH- Polly Pauline makes her metals shine, And daily for a soldier pines. KENNETH BECK- Kenny Kenny is shy and kind indeed, He'll go before We've all agreed. ALMA BEICHLER- Alma Alma with her lipstick bright, Often barks but never bites. NAOMI BURKHART- Nonie Nonie scratched her head and thought, When out of her brains these iingles popped. ZELDA BUTTERBAUGH- ZeICIu Zelda is learning how to cook, Practical study! Even from a book. HOWARD CABER- Howd Howd likes gasoline station girls a whirl, But football comes first before the girls. ANGELINE CASTETTER- Angie Angeline is meek and shy, She won't talk-we wonder why! FAY CAMPBELL-- Pete Fay is one of the Three Musketeers .lust take her to a game and she always cheers. HELEN CAMPBELL- Helen Helen studies hard and long, At all the games she ioins in the throng. LAWRENCE CLARK- Buss Buss iust found his heart's desire, lt's enough to set the world on tire. RAYMOND CLOUSER- Woot His snapshots are of people and all, Little ones for the album and big for the wall. JAMES CRAINE- Jim James rides around in his '36 Chevie, He calls it a car but its really a tin Lizzy . VIRGINIA DAVIS- Virgie She keeps the Logan Valley Bus in money, When she goes to Tyrone to see her honey. HELLENE MAE DESANTIS- HeIen Helen has plenty of typing speed, The world's record she surely exceeds. BARBARA DIFFENDERFER- Bula Although she con't run very far, She twinkles around us like a star. EVELYN ENDRESS- Red A red-headed girl whose one great ioy, So to someday marry her soldier boy. JOSEPHINE EVANS- Josie Josie talks in an interesting way, We've enioyed listening every day. BETTY FIELDS- Betty Betty took care of the money for the class, For no better treasures could anyone ask. NAOMI FIGARD- Nomie Nomie dresses to a T , A model someday soon she'll be. .JL . A4 WILLIAM FOWLER- Bill Bill's homework got in late, 'Cause with Blondie he had a date. JOHN GARDNER- Johnny Johnny brings his pipe and moth-balls to school, He's full of new ways to art a fool. LAURA GARLAND- Mid She sure likes sports as you can see, A Phy. Ed. teacher she hopes to be. BETHEL GREGORY- Be Bethel sings-iust hear those notes, As an opera star-she gets our votes. DEAN HALBRITTER- Dean Dean is our own Romeo bold, We know his Juliet won't ever get cold. ANN HARVEY- Blondie Little Ann with her cute blonde hair, Fills the room with laughter everywhere. RICHARD HENRY- Dick Dick sings way down low, He'll make some girl a very nice beau. HELEN HOLLEN- Skipper She's studied hard all through school. But has always had time to act a fool. NANCY HOLTZAPPLE- Rosie Nancy's long lashes and beautiful hair Show up her personality everywhere. NITA HOSTLER- Bonie Nita keeps us nearly frantic, And the teachers in an awful panic. WILLIAM HOWE- Bill Three cheers for our President-he's done his pa He's worked hard right from the start. FRED IRWIN- Fred He'll be a farmer-there's no doubt, But we can't say when this will come about. PHYLLIS JOHNS- Phil Phil hails from Coalport fair, But makes friends most anywhere. THOMAS KENNEDY- Tom Although Tom likes to clown, A better friend cannot be found. BETTY KISSEL- Becky Becky is quiet most of the time, But a sweeter girl no one could find. JACK LENDER- Link He's 6 ft. plus in his stocking feet, As a basketball player he can't be beat. DEAN LAIRD- Dean f He keeps us in an uproar with laughs and noise, He causes quite a rumpus-for such a small boy JANET LAIRD- She can change her voice to be in a play, But she's swell to us-talking anyway. WILLIAM MADARA- Bill He's tall and lanky--full of fun, Helps to make this old world run. 1942 Tuc kahoe Nineteen 40 41 42 43 43 45 45 47 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 .JL . A SUSAN MARCHAZA- Sue By Susan's use of adiectives we can see, A great writer some day she'll be. MILTON MARKEL- Milt A dark haired boy who's very shy, But he'll get over it, by and by. LUCILLE MATHES- Curly Just call her Curly-she won't mind. Go along with her and have a swell time. PAUL MCCAULLEY- Clip Some girl will really have her dream, 'Cause Paul surely looks like Richard Greene. RUTH MCCOY- Mickey Mickey is a good friend to us all, And her very high marks never fail. DONALD McFARLAND- Don Don is from Reightown, where boys are tough, But we guarantee Don as a diamond in the rough. LETHIAN MCFARLAND- Link A swell cheerleader she did make, The auditorium with cheers did quake. BETTE MILLER- Bette Betty's dimples can't be beat, We'll all admit she's awfully sweet. GERTRUDE MILLER- Fannie Gertrude's eyes wonder to the door, To look for football player No. 44 . RONALD MILLER- Jumbo He's the shortest boy in the class, Very kind hearted but hard as glass. FRED MOFFITT-- Bull A blonde haired boy who sure can dance, The rest of the boys don't have a chance. EVELYN MONG- Weezie Evelyn's heart iust sings one song, It's Oh! Johnny , all day long. THOMAS MOSER-- Tom He's an example of an ambitious boy, Very industrious but very coy. HARRIET MOYER- Harriet Harriet may not set the world on fire, But of her goodness no one will tire. MARGARET NAIL- Peggy Anchors Aweigh Boys , that's her tune, She'll be a navy nurse very soon. ANNE NANOUSKI- Anna Although she seems to us very shy, She seems to catch everyone's eye. EVELYN NEARHOOF-- Evie Evelyn is our blonde goddess fair, Makes the boys take notice everywhere. BETTY NELSON- Betty School prepares you for a vacation, Betty chose housekeeping as her occupation. novo orto- Doggie He's rather tall and his hair does curl, Makes him envied by all the girls. EVA PARASCAK- Eva An interest in deep subiect she doesn't claim, Love an' laughter-that's her aim. 1942 Tuckahoe Twenty RICHARD POTTS- Junior lf it's fun you want and you like to laugh, Sit with Junior for an hour and a half. EVELYN REED- Evelyn Richard does waltz with this strawberry blonde And wishes the waltz will go on and on. .IOHN ROWAN- Johnny John's record in sports is sure to ring, Here's thanking him for everything. DALE SCOTT- Dale Dale draws pictures of airplane and sky, He'll be a pilot by and by. CHARLES SHAFFER- Chas Tall, friendly Charles is quite a lad, Small his endeavors he wasn't bad. JOHN SHIFFLER- John John is tall, and broad and strong, He could be a lumberiack all year long. ALBERT SMITH- Chick Albert's 'Full of 'Fun and charm, ln the schoolroom and on his farm. JOHN STEELE- John He studies his agriculture every day, He goes for it in his quiet way. ROSEMARY STEVENS- Rosemary Rosemary studies every night, But still her friends she doesn't slight. JAMES STIMMELL- Jim He's an industrious boy you know, lt's his kind that makes this old world go. ANNIE THOMPSON- Annie Annie certainly stands at the head ofthe class, A dark haired beauty-a very sweet lass. CAROLINE TRUITT-- Currie She twirled the baton tor our band, A very good student-always on hand. HAROLD TEUFEL- Harold Harold from schoolwork blues to shrink, He'll take a party or a skating rink. ALBERTA YOHN- Bertie Bertie enioys doing everything, Her heart with happiness seems to sing. HAROLD YOHN- Sis When the Senior Class a man did need, Harold piled in with lots of speed. JULIUS YOUNKE- Julius A good 'Farmer he'll be some day, To milk the cow and pitch the hay. ANN WERTZ- Ann Ann is a very sweet lass, But so interested in English class. WARREN WESLEY- Warren Warren with his long black hair, ls a heart breaker-girl's beware. CLAIR GREEN- Clair Clair's heart beats iust for one, Wherever he's at he's lots of fun. President ..,..,....... ,...,. Vice President Secretary .,..... Treasurer 4,,..., Class Advisors 'JL Klaus, Jizhiofzy, OFFICERS OF 1941-1942 , William Howe Fred Moffitt Naomi Burkhart Betty Fields Miss Reigh Mr Myers Mr. Nolan CLASS MOTTO ,...,. ...,., .,... V I CTORY BE OUR GOAL CLASS COLORS .....,......,. BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER ..,... WHITE ROSE As a Junior Class we organized October 15, 1940, when we held our first class meeting. The following off1cers were elected for year 1940-1941: President ,...,...... ,,...,. J ohn Rowan Vice President ...... ...... C harles Shaffer Secretary .....,... ,.,. L ucille Mathes Treasurer ..... ....,, B etty Fields Our activities were bake sales, a soup sale, choosing a class ring and the one most important activity, the Junior Prom. The setting for the Prom was a summer flower garden above which large silver stars shown in abundance in the clear night. Bright and colorful flowers bloomed everywhere, green vines trailed down from the awnings, there were soft gliders in cool shady nooks, the wishing well was granting wishes, and music floated in from the background. The bright gowns of the girls made the garden seem very festive. As Seniors, we still remember our Junior Prom with pride. This year our activities have been successful. They are as follows, bake sales, soup sale, doughnut sale, a football dance, a Valentine's Day dance, Senior Supper, and Senior Play. We have fought a good fight and have reached our goal and now we leave to the Juniors our wishes for success. 1942 Tuckahoe Twenty-one We, the Senior Class of B. A. H. S., being of sound mind and body, and pleasant diposition, hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We bequeath: Ruth McCoy's shyness to Isabelle Walters. Virginia Davis' dignity to Verdebelle Wulfert. Fred lrwin's farming technique to Richard Aikey. Deal Halbritter's lovable manner to Gail Cox. William Howe's presidency to Iris Casaday. Susan Marchaza's fine shorthand records to James Walters. Fay Campbell's cheering smile to all underclassmen lthey could use itj. Dale Scott's skill as an artist to Odette Wesely. Janet Laird's acting ability to Dorothy Jean Myers. Floyd Otto's height to Clyde Laird. Ann Harvey's clowning ability to Lloyd Forshey. Tom Kenndy's fine attendance record to Robert Greenland. Jack Lender's athletic skill to Jim Campbell. Betty Nelson's wedding day to any romantic Junior. Gertrude Miller's dear to ------- , No! She won't do that. Angeline Castetter's meekness to Fay Jackson. Pauline Barth's womanly strength to Elda Mae Taylor. Betty Miller's dimples to Paul Vandevander. Helen DeSantis's missionary desires to Isabelle Davis. John Gardner's managing career to Dum-Dum Rickert. William Fowler's speed drills to Carl Trego. Alberta Yohn's effecting quietness to Shirley Hostler. Betty Kissel's housewife desires to any well prepared Home Economics student. fWe know you'll all get married somedayl. Betty Field's treasury ability to Naomi Nearhoof. Ronald Miller's Donald Duck accent to Regis Becker. Annie Thompson's fine French grades to Charlotte Zitch. JamesCraine's ability to raise a mustache to Eugene Cunningham. Lawrence Clark's fine basketball record to Bill Summers. Charles Shaffer's affectionate technique to John Campbell. Fred MoFfit's fine study methods to Bill Greenland. John Rowan's outstanding football record to Morrow Mills. Laura Garland's iitter-bugging to Russel Adams. Nancy Holtzapple's promptness to Betty McCoy. Evelyn Reed's quiet disposition to Jane Wakefield. Richard Potts' acting ability to Grier Beers. Naomi Figard's walking ability to Mary Clare Thomas. Carolyn Truitt's clever little laugh to Sara Jane Wilson. William Madara's masculine build to Roy McCaulley. Albert Smith's curly hair to Wilmer Cramer. Anne Wertz's doll face to Ruth Robinson. Lethian McFarland's flightyness to Carolyne Miller. Milton Markel's drumming ability to Donald Reed. Alma Bechlier's shorthand to Mary Alice Fern. Helen Campbell's driving ability to Francis Hall. Dick Henry's vocal achievements to Rhoda Burns. ln witness whereof, we hereby set our hands and seals this lst Day of May, Anno Domini, 1942. Attesf: CLASS OF 1942. J. Terwilliger Winks, 1942 Tuckahoe Twenty-two Notary Public. UI, Jann sclwfawup THOMAS MOSER ANNIE THOMPSON 6. . 6 . RAYMOND CLOUSER dl ANNE HARVEY JOHN ROWAN LAURA GARLAND ALBERT SMITH 0 I I LETHIAN McFARLAND WILLIAM an-mv ANNIE THOMPSON 1942 Tuckclh Twenty-Ihr flau, pfwphecy, Pauline Barth-A children's nurse. Can that be Polly? Kenneth Beck-The farmer from whom we will all purchase vegetables. Alma Beichler-Conservator of lip-stick for National Defense. Naomi Burkhart-Ah time will tell-a very lovely wife to - - -. Zelda Butterbaugh-I see many delicious meals prepared by Zelda. Angeline Castetter-l see yards of goods presto-dresses by Angeline. Howard Caber-A champion football team and Howd the coach. Faye Campbell-A great future of traveling for you. Have a good time! Helen Campbell-l see a stack of books-behind them Helen studying. Lawrence Clark-Our grand children will study Bus' Oration. Raymond Clouser-The seniors of 1950 will have their pictures taken by the Clouser Studio's. James Craine-The world's heavyweight champion. Hurrah! Virginia Davis-A cashier in Gable's or a preacher's wife. Helen Mae DeSantis-Someone who will break the world's typing record. Barbara Diffenderfer-l see a woman climbing the Alps. Barbs can that be you? Evelyn Endress-A red headed wife of a tall and handsome soldier. Josephine Evans-l see a college career ahead-keep 'em going. Betty Fields-Cashier for First National Bank. Naomi Figard-I see all Fifth Ave. in awe, Oh! l also see a model. William Fowler-I see Bill walking, iust pawned his motorcycle. John Gardner-l see Johnny following his father . . . in his footsteps. Laura Garland--A class during gym exercises. Gosh! Laura's the teacher. Bethel Gregory-The seats of the opera house are all full. Oh, there's Bethel making her appearance. Clair Greene-Will be a Doctor Quiz for the Quiz Program. Dean Halbritter-I see the lights of Broadway-Romeo the Great. Ann Harvey-A very lovely college co-ed. Richard Henry-The future speaker of the House of Representatives. Helen Hollen-Someone who despises good books and sports. Nita Hostler-Someone very quiet, walking very slow. Oh! my. William Howe-Bill with his stethoscope saying, lt's a heart condition . Fred lrwin--Will someday teach agriculture. Thomas Kennedy-A great band-leader from B-A. Dean Laird-A very tall fellow Dean will grow. Janet Laird-An angel of mercy. Jack Lender-l see Jack is co-starring with Betty Grable. George Linn-A marine with a great future. William Madara-Some one settled down to a serious profession. Susan Marchaza-A stock of words presto-A great book by Susan Marchaza. Milton Markle-l hear an awful noise. It must be Milton coming. Lucille Mathes-Someone who is always changing her mind. 1942 Tuckahoe Twenty-four Klan p!l!J,DfL2CLj, Kenneth Mathew-Have you visited Kenneth's Service Station? lt's the tops. Paul McCaulley-I see a red and white pole. Gosh! lt's Paul's Barbara Shop. Ruth McCoy-Some one who is always talking and never smiles and is always in a hurry. Donald McFarland-Uncle Sam's future farmer. Lethian McFarland-Some one will learn to read under Miss McFarland's rule. Betty Miller-A famous name and a famous girl, Dimples. Gertrude Miller-Someone's secretary. Ronald Miller-I see a famous ventriloquist, don't you? Fred Moffitt-Someone's learning to iitterbug, is that Fred? Evelyn Mong-A girl with a great ambition giving it up for marriage. Thomas Moser-I see the U. S. Senate and there's Tom. Harriet Moyer-I see someone still roller skating. Margaret Nail-ls that a nurse I see? Yes, it's Margaret. Anna Nanouski-I see New York and there is Anne. Evelyn Nearhoof-Turn on your radio quick! Evey sings on the Hit Parade. Betty Nelson-Someone patiently learning to cook until ----- . Betty Kissel-A girl with a future in New York. Floyd Otto--A noisy boy who is the life of the party. Eva Parascak-Some one old and gray but still giggling. Junior Potts-Turn on your radios Richard is on the Lux Theatre Program tonite. Evelyn Reed-A Strawberry Blonde and a farmer. His name isn't Casey. John Rowan-The future president of the U. S. A. Dale Scott-I see an airplane and look who the pilot is. Charles Shaffer-A coach for Harvard College. John Shiffler-Will somebody understand Heinstein's 5th dimension? Albert Smith-I see Chick eating strawberries from his strawberry farm. John Steele-Will be a lumberiack. Rosemary Stevens-I see some people who are in need and there is Rosemary helping them. James Stimmel-Someone from B-A in Randolph Field. Harold Teufel-Someone who will never be a nuisance and always a help. Annie Thompson-I see Annie translating a French correspondence for Johnny Rowan, U. S. President. Caroline Truitt-I see a library desk and behind it Caroline. Ann Wertz-A very good surgical nurse. Warren Wesley-I see Warren winning medals for acting. Alberta Yohn-I see a ring on Berties finger to match the one she already has. Harold Yohn-A big circus iust came to town with the famous Harold, Lion Tamer. Julius Younke-Mr. Watts will have some competition here. Nancy Holtzapple-Latest hair styles by Madam Nancy. 1942 Tuckahoe Twenty-five 'QL view 041 JM Scluwl. Sept. 8 ----- 8:00 Dear old familiar faces 9:00 Teachers a great shock to students 10:00 Shocked teachers wondering where all the pupils are com- ing from. 11:00 Starvation knocks fBangJ fBangJ 3:01 Liberty Bell Sept. 8-12--- Oh, let me go Uust another Freshman getting initiatedl. Sept. 19 ---- Yelling, Cheering, Speeches, and the Band playing on. What for? Why a pep meeting for the night football game with Tyrone. Oct. 9, 10, 11-Annual Farm Show Oct. 25 ---- 2-4-6-8 Who do we appreciate? TEAM! TEAM! fFootball gamel Oct. 28 ---- Hallowe'en is nearly here. So be careful and don't let the spooks and Goblins get you. Nov. 1 ---- Everyone had a good time at the Junior Hallowe'en Dance. Nov. 22 ---- The Seniors held a football dance in honor of our Championship team which was successful. Nov. 26-31--Thanksgiving Vacation-HOORAY!! Dec. 1 ---- Opening of dear-Deer Season: No one lost this year. Dec. 5 ---- Football Banquet-Speaker makes Johnny Rowan famous. Dec. 9 ---- Senior Soup Sale. Dec. 14 ---- 11 more days till Christmas. Do your Christmas shopping early. Dec. 18 ---- The Messiah -A good Christmas program ushering the Christmas Season in. Christmas vacation-Freedom again. Dec. 27 ---- Mr. Hetrick leaves to do his part in the Civil Service. Jan. 5 ---- Christmas Hang-overs-Teachers have to hang-over us to get work done. Jan. 12 ---- Party for Mr. Myers after school by the Seniors. Jan. 13 ---- Mr. Myers left for the Navy today. Many sad hearts there were. Especially the Senior girls. Jan. 14 ---- Pep-meeting in auditorium for Mr. Killen. Jan. 15 ---- Mr. Killen's classes are very depressed today. Feb. 2 ---- Did everybody see Bellwood-Antis's Kate Smith fBethel GJ today. She is back to finish the term with us since she had enough of Washington. Feb. 9 ---- Eastern War Time. Everyone found it difficult in getting up this morning. Feb. 10 ---- 3 one-act plays for benefit of curtain fund. We laughed so much we got belly aches. Feb. 14 ---- Is everybody having fun? -Senior's Valentine Dance. Say, there goes a lovely couple-Annie T. and Earl F. Feb. 23 ---- Blair County School Board Meeting-Everyone on good behavior. Feb. 26 ---- The High School Play- Life Begins At Sixteen was really humorous. Feb. 28 ---- Senior's Bake Sale. Mar. 2 ---- Mystery at the school auditorium with the Campbell Company. Mar. 9 ---- What a Game -Alumni vs. Seniors. Mar. 14 ---- Senior Supper. Mar. 26-27--We will not forget the Senior play: HERE COMES CHARLIE Mar. 30 ---- Spring is iust around the corner. Many are beginning to feel gay and romantic. Apr. 1 ---- All Fools Day-That means you. Apr. 21 ---- Spring is really here. An admirer of Spring: Farewell to thee. May 8 ---- Every girl has a date for the Junior Prom. May 22-24--Seniors on their trip-Look out Washington here we come. May 29 ---- Not so long any more. May 31 ---- Baccalaureate. June 2 ---- Commencement. June 3 ---- Last day of school. 1942 Tuckahoe Twenty-six 'fsgfwtaazfv The organization of the Junior Class on October 'I, 1941 brought the following results: President ....... .,,.. I ris Casaday Vice President ..... .,... M ichael Rogers Secretary ....... ..... V erdebelle Wulfert Treasurer ....... ...,. N aomi Nearhoof The Juniors gave a farewell party for Mr. Marsh on Novem- ber 24, and elected a new advisor, Mr Bender, to work with Miss McKenzie, after having a successful Hallowe'en dance on Nov- ember 'l. They ordered their rings on January 'I0. The annual Junior Prom this year is May 8. They broke all records this year by getting more than 900 orders for their cookie sale on Feb- ruary 'l4. 1942 Tuclcahoe Twenty-seven glllllbki of Agnlhunnd-dntzh, Adams, Russell Beers, Grier Burns, Rhoda Casady, Iris Clark, Robert Campbell, John Craine, Sarah Cox, Gail Cramer, Wilmer Dunn, Jack Ehrisman, Janet Endress, Eugene Fern, Mary Alice Garman, Calvin Glasgow, Iva Mae Greenland, Robert Hall, Francis Highduch, Julia Jackson, Fay Johnson, Albert Laird, Clyde Lantz, Clarence Leach, Phyllis Lewis, Audrey Linn, George Messner, Ruth 1942 Tuckahoe Twenty eight Mills, James Nazaretta, John Nearhoof, Naomi Reed, Donald Reigh, Elva Shrom, Jean Smith, Avonne Sneath, Flora Steingasser, D. Steinbauer, Leo Stone, Jean Trego, Carl Vandevander, Paul Walters, James Wesley, Odette Wolfkill, Junior Wulfert, Verdebelle Aikey, Richard Baker, Helen Becker, Regis Benn, Dorothy Brunner, Phyllis Bush, Kenneth Claar, Marjorie Clouser, Marcella Corrado, Gloria Davis, Shirley' Fern, Mary Alice Forshey, Lloyd Graham, Dorthea Hollen, Harold Hostler, Shirley Irwin, Jay Kennedy, Ilene Loucks, Bertha McCauley, Lois McClellan, Ruth McCoy, Betty Miller, Betty Nazzaretta, Elizabeth Otto, Emma Partner, Betty Roub, Adaline Rodgers, Michael Sager, Melvin Sitman, Margaret Snyder, Merrill Walker, Howard Walters, Isabelle Zitsch, Charlotte 50,ZZh.0l'l'l.0!l2d.. of Bzlluwnd- I0 A-B Barley, Esther Bathurst, Alice Burkholder, Erma Bush, Walter Caber, Marvin Campbell, Ellis Casady, William Caswell, Mabel Closson, James Clouser, Doris Cramer, Helen Danbeck, Genevieve Davis, Shirley Ditifenderfer, Dale Douglas, Kenneth Daugherty, Florence Evans, Ray Evans, Robert Focht, Anna Fowler, Bernice Gardner, Lester Garman, Joseph Green, Betty Hatfield, Steve Hoffer, Marcella Hoffman, Ed Hollen, Dorothy Hostler, Beatrice Keller, Naomi Killen, Peggy Kissel, James Kurtz, Elsie Lee, Robert Leach, Geraldine Lewis, Frank Markley, June Matthews, Pearl McCaulley, Roy Miller, Brincely Miller, Virginia Myers, Dorothy Ogden, Junior Otto, Dorothy Pacanowski, M. Rhoades, Clarence Rickert, Eugene Rodgers, James Scott, Daisy Shoenfelt, Louise Smith, William Taylor, Betty Taylor, James Teufel, Delores Vandevander, Nancy Wakefield, Jane Wasson, Dwight Waite, Jack White, Jacqueline 10 C-D Bernardi, Angeline Bowers, Lillian Brower, Rose Marie Cordes, Richard Cherry, Eldean Claar, Virgil Coover, Elmer Fleig, Edgar Greenland, William Hample, Warren Hanna, Helen Hollen, Dorothy Hopkins, Rosella Hostler, Helen lgou, James Keith, Anna Jane Keith, Robert Kustaborder, Richard Laird, Alta Jean Leddy, Mary McCaulley, Eleanor McClellan, Donald Miller, Caroline Miller, Dorothy Mills, Morrow Mofiitt, Harold Myers, Harvey Nazaretta, Virginia Oshell, Kenneth Peterson, Leonard Piper, Shirley Replogle, Donald Rhoades, John Robinson, Ruth Roub, Lois Rupert, Doris Shaffer, Faye Shatter, Susan Smith, Alvin Spinazzola, Ella Steele, George Steele, Roy Taylor, Elda Mae Taylor, Robert Tennis, Oliver Trego, James Walker, Robert Weber, Dorothy Wiley, Jesse Emma Wilson, Sara Jane Woodhall, Norman Zitsch, Mary Louise Dillan, Geraldine Hatfield, Dorothy Hoffman, Gladys 1942 Tuckohoe Twenty-nine 1942 Tuckuhoe Thirty ZE. .E. CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS WN WIT W 1 Ak m K TUCKAHOE STAFF 1942 Tuckahoe Thirty-two MASK AND WIG CLUB Jhv, Juclcahon, . . . nl 7942 Editor-in-Chief ......... Associate Editor ,,.,..,..,.,. ..., Photographic Editor .. Assistant Editor .,,...,., Subscription Manager Subscription Assistant Literary Editor .,......... Advertising Manager Advertising Assistants Activities ,..... Typists ..... Faculty Advisors ......., Thomas Moser .. Ann Harvey Betty Fields . Evelyn Reed Alrtta Beichler Nita Hostler Naomi Burkhart Raymond Clouser Kenneth Beck Harold Yohn John Rowan Margaret Nail Helen Hollen Harold Yohn Laura Garland Alma Beichler Ann Harvey Leonore Dick Mildred Reigh When the schools consolidated the year book was named The Warrior, then in 1940 the year book was named The Tuckahoe. This name is appropriate because Bellwood and part of Antis Township are situated in the Tuckahoe valley. We, The Tuckahoe staft, have tried to improve this book and hope you enjoy it as you look at the pictures and read the book. wr wg gm The Mask and Wig Club of 1941-1942 organized shortly after the opening of school this year under the able leadership of Miss Dougherty. The member- ship has greatly increased over that of last year. ln our meetings we have studied the difterent types of play, such as char- ades and pantomine. We took certain subiects and dramatized them. One sub- ject was crossing a street . There were many humorous interpretations. The drama club gave one play, the title of which was Joint Ownership in Spain . lt had to deal with two cranky women in an Old Ladies Home who can't room with anyone. Finally the matron puts them together causing a humorous situation. The cast was: Mrs. Mitchell, the matron ...,.. .... B ette Miller Mrs. Fullerton ...,.,....,..,.,,.. ,..... N ita Hostler Miss Dyer ..,.,.,. ........ ,.,,...,. ..,.....,..., J a net Laird Mrs. Blair ,.......,..,..........,...,.....................,..,.,,...,.., Caroline Truitt We thank Miss Dougherty for the fun we had at these meetings and for the instructions she gave us. 1942 Tuckahoe Thirty-three l 4 X 1942 Tuckahoe Thirty-four C , p : Here Comes Charlie which was presented as the annual Senior play this year was a great success. The play was given March 26 and 27 in the high school auditorium, under the direc- tion of Miss Lulu E. Daugherty. CAST or ' cl-IARACTERS C harlie Hopps ..... Nora Malone ....,.. Uncle Aleck Twiggs ....... Officer Tim McGrill ........ Larry Elliott ....... Ted Hartley ..,........,. Mortimer Smythe-Kersey .,..... .t.. Mrs. Caroline'Smythe-Kersey .......... Vivia n Smythe-Kersey ..... Mrs. Fanny Farnham ....... Evelyn Mong Nita Hostler Lucille Mathes Annie Thompson Ronald Miller ' Harold Yohn J Raymond Clouser James Stimmel Charles Shaffer Warren Wesley Harold Teufel , Lawrence Clark Joh n Rowa n Richard Potts Caroline'Truitt Josephine Evans Evelyn Nearhool: Naomi Figard N Rosemary,-Stevens Janet Laird X GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB MIXED CHORUS 1942 Tuckoho Thirty-fiv 1942 Tuckahoe Thirty-six PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB SCHOOL PLAY Life Begins at Sixteen ART CLUB VARSITY CLUB SAFETY CLUB F. F. A. 1942 Tuckcxh Thirty-sev 1942 Tuckchoe Thirty-eight CHEER LEADERS HI LITE CLUB ORION CLUB Editor-in-Chief ..,. . Rosemary Stevens Associate Editor ..... ....,. B ob Greenland Business Manager ............,,... ...... C aroline Truitt Assistant Business Manager ,......,.. ......, O dette Wesley Headline Editor and Copy-reader Lucille Mathes Asst. Headline Editor and Copy-reader .... Iva Mae Glasgow Society Editor ...........,,,,....,,..................... Circulation Manager ,...,..... Asst. Circulation Managers ..., ,. Boy s' Sports Editors ....... Lethian McFarland Richard Aikey ....,,....Lloyd Forshey Richard Potts .....,...Raymond Clouser Paul Vandevander Girls' Sports Editors ....... .,..... A nnie Thompson Verdebelle Wulfert Jaya Literary Editor ..,.. ...,.... I ris Casady Nancy Vandevancler Production Manager .. ....... William Summers Exchange Manager ....... ..,....,.. William Greenland James Taylor, Daisy Scott, John Campbell, Mariorie Bush, Harold Yohn, Stanley Hostler, Shirley Hostler, Barbara Dittenderfer Reporters ....., ..... Nita Hostler, Susan Marchaza, Alma Beichler, Naomi Burkhart, Fay Campbell, Helen Campbell, Evelyn Reed, Helen DeSantis, Gertrude Miller Typists Miss Virginia Wray Mr. James Bender nl Bancl The Bellwood-Antis High School band, under the direction of Professor Wilbur H. Johnson, was organized five years ago. Mr. Johnson sent out a call to those interested in joining the band and through the wonderful cooperation received from parents and patrons of the school, set out to work to train these students. He met with them individually and collectively, giving of his time and talent freely. When Bellwood Borough and Antis Township schools united, musi- cians from Antis Township ioined the band and today the band is the pride and ioy of Bellwood and Antis township. THE MARCHING BAND THIS YEAR CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS: Trumpets-Grier Beers, Jack Dunn, Paul Garrahan, Ruth Green, Howard Walker. Clarinets-Norman Woodall, James Trego, Caroline Truitt, Evelyn Reed, Helen Campbell, Betty Green, George Clos- son, Helen Cramer, James lckes, Robert Shirk. Baritone Horn-Raymond Strunk, William Summers. Trombone-Phillip Weber. Alto Saxophone-Violet Baker. French Horn-Robert Evans. Percussion-Donald Reed, Richard Thomas, Jean Thomas, Geraldine Leach, Betty Cherry. Flute-John Hillard, Rose Marie Brower. Piccolo-James Taylor. Basses-Morrow Mills, Alvin Smith. Drum Maior-Thomas Kennedy. Drum Maiorettes-Evelyn Nearhoof, Caroline Truitt, Maxine Ross, Jean Mitchell. Flag Twirler-Norma Lawson. BAND OFFICERS President Vice President ..,. ..,, D onald Reed Sescretary Treasurer .... .... C aroline Truitt 1 1942 Tuckahoe Thirty-nine Fnjcla gffli Bdlgvnnd, -dutch, gdwfi MAJ ORETTES 19421 k h F Y BAND ORCHESTRA ,Ulm ,mayo ,, Since every other group connected with the school has been written up and talked about, we think it only right to say a few words about the Maiorettes . Throughout the football season we have noticed and commented on their pres- ence. A football game would not have been complete without the band and them. At all their public showings they always mad a very outstanding appear- ance with their bright uniforms. Near the end of the year a flag twirler was added to the group, who also made a very striking appearance. The two small Maiorettes made a fine showing this year. We wish to congratulate these girls for their fine performances and who have set a fine example for all future Ma- iorettes of the BELLWOOD-ANTIS HIGH SCHOOL. FIRST VIOLINS Robert Benn Barbara Diffenderfer Virginia Miller Lois Roub Jean Shrom Ruth Shrom SECOND VIOLINS Mary Louise Clouser Pauline Gephart Shirley Fouss Anna Mae Focht THIRD VIOLINS Norma Alley Erma Burkholder Marjorie Bush Elizabeth Lightner Jane Otto Isabelle Otto HU til TROMBONE Averry Irvin Philip Weber STRING BASS Betty Jo Fern TUBA Marrow Mills PIANO Ethel Mae Goshorn Jean Thomas CELLO Betty Green FRENCH HORN Robert Evans BARITONE HORN Raymond Strunk William Summers FLUTE Rose Marie Brower John Hilliard CLARINET George Closson Helen Cramer James Trego OFFICERS OF THE ORCHESTRA President .......,..,.............,..,..,....,,....... Secretary . Treasurer Librarians Custodia ns ....,... Jean Shrom Jean Thomas Raymond Strunk Ruth Shrom Betty Jo Fern Robert Benn George Closson 1942 Tuckahoe Forty-one FOOTBALL 1942 Tuckchoe Forty-two TRACK jnntball The football team brought the first football championship to Bellwood-Antis High School. The early part of the season came with a series of set backs in spite of winning the first game 2'l to O over Bigler but we lost the next four. But the end of the season saw Bellwood coming back strong. Coach Killen had found no difficulty in filling the vacant spots of those grad- uated in the previous year. Among the returning players he found that there were nineteen veterans: Clark, Rowan, Halbritter, Garman, Shaffer, Walters, Wolfkill, Lender, Johnson, Caber, Taylor, Henry, Wesley, Howe, J. Gardner, Lee, F. Moffitt, and Hatfield. The highlight game of the season was when Tyrone beat the Blue Devils after a hard fought battle in which the B-A scored forthe first time on the orange- men. Another highlight game was when the Blue Devils beat their old rival, Roaring Springs, in the last five minutes on a muddy field. And B-A won the Championship by defeating the undefeated Claysburgh team by a 'I9 to 0 score. The coming football team will keenly miss the boys who graduate, but we are sure that next year's team will carry on and bring another Championship to our school. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. Bellwood-Antis vs. Bigler Twp. ,... ....,.. 2 'l-O Sept. Bellwood-Antis vs. Tyrone ....,..,. .7-18 Sept Bellwood-Antis vs. Lock Haven ...... ....... 0 -43 Oct. Bellwood-Antis vs. Saxton Liberty ,..,,. ....... 0 -7 Oct. Bellwood-Antis vs. Mount Union ...... ..,..., O -6 Oct. Bellwood-Antis vs. Bedford ...,.......... ....,. 'l 8-0 Nov. ........ Bellwood-Antis vs Roaring Spring ,... ..,.... 'I 2-7 Nov. Bellwood-Antis vs. Claysburg ,..,..,., ......, l 9-0 Nov. Bellwood-Antis vs. Williamsburg ,......, ....,.. l 3-0 Nov. Bellwood-Antis vs. Altoona Catholic ............ 0-'l3 Hellwnnal- ' Jfznrk l 941 For the first time in the history of track our team has won the Class B Cham- pionship Dictrict 6. The opponent appeared stiFf, but the team showed what they were made of and took the Championship. This proved to be the most impor- tant, but there were many other happenings as important such as: At the Shippensburg Invitation Meet Bellwood-Antis also proved what our boys could do. Roaring Spring, our most worthy opponent, won the meet by l lonei point, thus giving Bellwood-Antis second place. Some of the outstanding athletes this season were: Garman in weights, .l. Wolfkill in dashes, and Hatfield in pole vault and broad iump. With their fine records and unfailing courage they ended the season with a bang. 1942 Tuckahoc Forty three VARSITY BASKETBALL awww pzmpm VARSITY JR. VARSITY Rowan-F. Ogden-F. F. MOFHH-F. Hcumple-F. Lender-C. Hatfield-C. Shaffer-G. Lee-G. Garma n-G. H. Moffiit-G. Clark-G. Bill Greenland-F. Ogden C. Laird-F. Hatfield Walters-C. Lee J. Campbell-G. H. MOFHH M. Mills-G. Wolters L. Gardner-G. Greenland 1942 Tuckuhoe Forty-four JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Baahztball Even though the Blue Devils started the season with losing the first game it still didn't make them lose the good old B-A spirit. We lost 11 and won 9 games this season. In the middle ofthe season our coach Lew Myers left for the Navy and Walt Nolan took over and did a very good iob of it. The Junior Varsity took the Juniata Valley League Championship. All boys were new on the team this year except John Rowan, Charles Shaffer, and Jack Lender. The best games of the year were Roaring Spring, Altoona Catholic High, Tyrone, and Morrison Cove. Even though our team didn't win the championship this year we are proud of their clean playing and good sportsmanship. 1941-42 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS December 16-Bigler Township .. 19-At Saxton Liberty ,. 23-Lilly ...,,,.,...,..,.... 30-Saxton Liberty ....,. January 2-Alumni .....,....t.... 6-Morrison Cove .. 10-At Altoona Catholic 13-At Williamsburg .. 16-At Claysburg ........ 23-At Roaring Spring 27 30-At Martinsburg .e.. -Tyrone .................. February 3-At Morrison Cove 6 13-Williamsburg ...., 17 20-Roaring Spring .t.. -Claysburg ,.........,. -At Tyrone ,.,......,. 24-Mount Union ..... 27-Martinsburg .,.. March 3-Altoona Catholic .. Total Scores Varsity Jr. Varsity ....21-22 ....17-10 ....20-21 9-17 .......15-19 ........12-13 ...20-11 .,,...,. ..,.,.. 1 8-16 .,..18-16.....,.. ..,.,..22-15 ...22-35 ...,..,. ....... 1 1-5 ....12-27...,.... .......16-23 31-20 ,..47-7 ,,..16-32 .,..17-28 .......19-8 ..,,.,.24-8 ........13-16 .,...,.29-13 24-30 ........ ..,.,. 3 1-6 25-32 35-10 ....49-32 ,...18-40 .,,.26-39... 32-37 ,,..34-20 ....13-27 510-483 ....... ....... ,......34-11 .,.,..27-7 .......36-11 .,...,.16-22 ,,.,.,.,18-3 ..,.,..20-18 .,....31-6 ......,16-10 386-231 1942 Tuckahoe Forty-tive mlmuimmfvpk LoW:g,:w.w 5 ' dMw pawn f mMg Syd! 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