Clarion Area High School - Clarionette Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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wH' The Class of Twenty-nine Altho our Alma Mater dear boasts many a class and Hne, I think there's none more glorious than dear old Twenty-Nine. As childish little Sophomores, we surely held our own, And many a lacl's and lassie's unthought-of skill was shown. VVho's that infant on the stage, her hot air spouting off? Sh-h-hl That's just another precocious little Soph . It was also in those ancient days, that many a Basket Ball pro VVas learning to catch and pass the ball, as well as how to throw. Next year there were chiefly Juniors in the Basket Ball cage. There were also literary battles, we Juniors helped to wage. A Our class has shown her talent in opera and play. There was once a little Medley that faded clear away. We had the finest picnic, it was a joint affair, The Juniors and the Seniors both were present there. Our boys have stood defenders of the Orange and the Black And helped to win those victories on football, held and track. I guess we shall remember till the desert sands grow cold VVhen every loyal classmate wore hats of Blue and Gold. At last we're grand old Seniors and soon we'll have to part With many a glistening teardrop and many a catching heart. VVe're publishing Lekhikan , a record of our class That we may live it over when the years shall onward pass. Mary Mills. I l

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James Kassell, Jimmy The most popular boy you ever saw, Kassell, Kassell, Rah! Rah! Rah! Jimmy is everybodys friend. He is one of the most dependable and reliable boys in the school. He is steady, courteous, quiet, a good wcrker, and a wfirst class athlete. Jim has been with us for only six years, but during that time he has made a place for him- self. Williard Shreffler, Wid In football and track how he can go! Just one misfortune, Blow, winds, blow! Wid is our Vice-President and Speaker of the House. We can't say .how he does it, lout he knows how to get around the teachers in difficulties. Yes, he is popular, both as an athlete and student--in fact so popular that he doesn't even find time to do his lessons. Twila Rea, Twink With all her activities, offices and such, she still has time for a lad named .Dutch . lf Twink doesn't always have her lessons we can hardly rblame her f:r she is really quite rushed with so many activities, basket ball, and everything, to say noth- ing of a certain Junior lad's attentions. Paul Somerville He's our orator, fiery and glorious, 'who usually winds up victorisus. Paul has won his laurels in the .field of oratory. May he follofw in the footsteps of Patrick Henry, and some day become as famous in our nation's history as that man! He has represented our school in literary work for two years and has won distinction in National Oratorical Work. His personality has made him an all-around boy in class activities. l18l