Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

Board of Education William L. Ferry Member Charles D. Altman Member Russell Elder President Nathan A. Kerr Member Joseph I. Galbraith Member Robert Burnham Secretary Harry T. Potter Member William P. Miller Member Frank C. Rhoads Member Preston Stahlman Member High School Faculty M. M. Collett Supervising Principal Miss Grace Stewart Mr. Bird Riley Miss Evelyn Buhite Social Studies Latin and Commercial Studies English Mathematics Girls' Coach Miss Frances Walker Miss Helen Blazek Mr. Joseph Loya Music and English Home Economics Industrial Arts Mr. S. Ray Grimm, Jr. Mrs. Mary Joy Magee Mr. Alden Bowser Coaching and Science Social Studies Music and English English Elementary Teachers Miss F. Aaron Miss Reynolds Mr. Kahle Mr. Smail 8A 8B 7A 7B' Mr. Stahlman Miss Waldorf Miss Aaron Miss Work 6A 6B 5A 5B Miss M. Elder Miss Miller Miss D. Elder Miss Kerr 4A 4B 3A . 3B Miss Love Mrs. Seigworth Miss Corbett Miss Swarm 2A 2B 1A 1B N .........u. FORMER TE Nziim- Miss X011 Mc1.:uic Miss 1fst1ici' 1'11'Qj'Cl'll1l1l11 Mr. A16scp1i Kc-iiiiy Miss 1fs11ici' 1,, 1.c-viiiswii Mrs. 1.61iisQ K L-cfm' Mr. -Izmivs 11. K1-11x Mr. 1.4-Q 119014 Miss .11!lTQ'?lT'L'1 S111-1'1'y Miss Riwscttzl 1ii1ic1c1 Miss ,Xuclrcy 111lllg111112lIl 51113110615 Tzmug' Hume lfcuiimiiics 12cii01':11 Scie NCP .'XIllL'1'1Clll1 Histlirx' Music .X11i1ctic Qiuzicli XXUr1f1 11ist61'j' C46iiiiii61'ci:11 5 Music: 1'.iig1i li 5 C6i1iiVc1'c1:11 S111 ,1.t1i1ctic C6z1c1i Science fii':ir1es D 1l11C1 6 f1i':xf1Cs 1 :1iif1 7 firzlcle 6 1l1WV1l'l'15 Weds 111 N cars 1 ui- ii 1936-37 11336-37 1936-37 1037 1937 1930 1938 1038 1 Q36 1936 1937 19319 -36 1 W -Sb -10 -39 - 39? -37 -37 38 -46 N 11127 11539 11136 11138 1 SENIORS THE SENIORS ROBERT AARON Bob is one of our trumpet boys. Has a weakness for school work. Never in class on time. His ambition is to be a successful farmer. Elwood Elkins in Simple Simon Simple. CLAIR CAPRAUN Clair is from Clarion. Al- ways in a good humor. He is an expert printer. Likes shows and ice skating. We predict for him a bright fu- ture in the field of Commer- cial Arts. VAUGHN COLEMAN Another one of our artists. Enjoys reading novels and fiction stories. A very stu- dious young man who keeps himself Well-groomed for some reason. Is seen with Fipps Gates occasionally. DARLING DAVIS With her peaceful, calm and friendly manner, Darling will be a great success in millinery and dressmaking. In her school she has been studious and ambitious at all times. Best of luck! ! ! RAYMOND DILLS Raymond is a part time resi- dent of Waterson and Clar- ion. Stage manager for An- other Springf' His chief am- bition is to become a great Orchestra Leader. Good Luck. HILTON BUZARD A Romeo from Limestone. Drives a 40 Ford which is often seen in the Clarion neighborhood. He is fre- quently seen in the office. Murdered Alive. Sparks From An Old Flame. JOSEPH CHAMPION Hpeten Played a leading part in Grandma's Fling. Likes roller skating. Comes from Strattanville. Ambition - Electrical Engineer. Hobby iTelling dry jokes. Favorite saying- Getting any mon- ey?,, EVELYN COOKSON A newcomer to the class. Re- sides in Fisher. Her main ambition is to become a nurse. Favorite poem is Lowell's The Present Cri- sis. Eighteen stanzas, O My! ! ! ! Honor roll student. BERNARD DECHANT Advertising, Dramatics, Bas- ketball. Here is another busy student at C.-L. Bernard is popular at school. His heart interest is in a certain Senior girl. Eh Frances? MELVIN ESHBAUGH Another Spring . He is better 'known as Shorty.' Served as a most capable president in 40-41. He shines in his mathematics. Usually seen with John K. or Don G. Who is the girl friend, Shorty? THE SENIORS NANCY FRAMPTON Nancy played the part of an Old Maid in i'Henry's Mail Order Wife. fNancy was just pretendingl. Her win- ning smile and cheery man- ner will take her places - maybe to Colorado. Who knows? ? ? ? CARL GATES Gates is an all round good fellow. He has a certain way with the ladies. Maybe that is the reason he sells so many papers. Who knows? MABEL HARTMAN A girl who does her work with serious effort. Often seen in a Ford. Mabel is a friend of everyone. Her hobby is collecting souvenirs. JOAN HENRY A tiny blond girl who is very active and full of life. Joan has an interest in Washing- ton, D. C., which draws her attention, it surely isn't love. Joan hails from near Reids- burg. JOHN KERR John, a popular student, has proved himself quite active in school activities. Played a leading part in Another Spring. Letter man in '40 and '41 basketball. We wish you success, John. WILLIAM FRYER Bill . A jolly fellow and a friend of everyone. Our genial stage manager for two plays. Sammy Simple in Simple Simon Simple. DON GATHERS Simple Simon Simple. Star advertising salesman for the year book. He wants to be a lawyer and we think he will make a good one. Likes sports, especially football. i'Good Luck, Don. FAY HENRY A girl from near Corsica with a winning smile. Sur- prised us by changing her name. Played an excellent part as 'Clara Fielding in Grandma's Fling. She has had four years of Home Eco- nomics. HELEN JUNE I-IETRICK Helen is our brunette from Corsica. Full of fun and a friend of everyone. Minerva Webb in Simple Simon Sim- ple. Her one ambition is to be a teacher. Who knows what else! ! ! MABEL LEWIS A brown-haired girl who hails from Fisher. The youngest student to gradu- ate in this class. She plans to come back as a post- graduate. Best of Luck, Ma- bel! I THE SENIORS PHYLLIS LOVE That little girl across the way. One of our basketball players. Wants to be a sec- retary. Is usually seen with Dorothy R. Likes the ex- pression Hi Kid. Another Spring. JOSEPH MCDONALD Hails from the suburbs of Strattanville. Ambition is to be a lawyer. Hobby is wr- guingf' Even though van- quished he can argue still. Henry's Mail Order Wife GEORGE MILLER Sparks From An Old Flame. The school activity that .interests him most is playing hooky . Has a 1934 Ford that knows the road to Shannondale. He thinks a lot of the name Miller. KENNETH MILLER Ken is the bashful boy of the Senior Class. One of our star basketball players. His chief ambition is to be a sec- ond Sherlock Holmes. He played the part of Big Brother in Another Spring. NORA MILLER Our Nookie hails from Clarion. Clara in Sparks From An Old Flame. One of the well-known Miller girls who is very attractive to a certain little Limestone boy. Always on the honor roll. ANNA LUTZ One of our very attractive blonds from Clarion. A star guard in basketball. Received basketball letters 3 years. Played one of the leading characters in Grandma's Fling. CLEO MILLER Cleo has a pleasing personal- ity and is very active in her work, but likes to take little vacations. Cleo's favorite sport is Volley-Ball. We are all proud of Cleo. GRACE MILLER Grace hails from Frogtown and is one of those girls who think more of having a good time than studying. She thinks Miller a nice name and cannot part with it. Mary in Sparks From An Old Flame. LLOYD MILLER Sports editor for the boys B. B. team. Very industrious in shop. All the girls fall for that wavy hair. We're sure he knows the road to ?- ?- ?-?- ?. JOHN MONREAN Drives a 1939 Ford, has a smile for everyone, and is very talkative. John likes to take vacations quite often. He is very fond of Industrial Arts. THE SENIORS FRANCIS PALO This year makes Fran his second at C.-L. Basketball player both years. Played the part of 'fthe preacher in UI-Ienry's Mail Order Wife. Industrious and a hard worker. LOIS RANKIN A quiet, dark-haired girl who comes from near Kings- ville. One of the Rankin Sis- ters who sings alto. Her favorite sports are basket- ball and mushball. Henry's Mail Order Wife. DAN REIGHARD Better known as Rick, A professional joker and a wizard behind the steering wheel. Also a good mechan- ic. Very innocent - every time something happens, he gets the blame. EVELYN REYNOLDS Evelyn is a very quiet girl but once you really know her, she's lots of fun. Her future is a mystery to all of us. Either she hasn't decided or maybe she doesn't want it known. ADA RUTH SERVEY Another Spring. One of our basketball players. Arn- bition is to be an Air Stew- ardess. A good student and faithful friend to all. Prefers Shannondale to Clarion, I wonder why? Best of Luck, Ada! ! ! LUCILLE PA SQUERETTE saD0llyvv A quiet girl but always ready for action. She is a friend to everyone. She is in- terested in her school work -also a black Chevrolet. Loves to play the accordion. She wants to be a beatician. BERNICE REED Bernice is our brunette from New Bethlehem. She is the quiet girl of the Senior class. She likes to take vaca- tions of her own choicef fabout two days a week.J Is very fond of a Doverspike. DOROTHY JEAN REINSEL One of our honor students. She is usually seen with Phyllis Love. Wants to be a secretary. What about the boy from Limestone, Dot? Murdered Alive. Grand- ma's Fling. MARY REYNOLDS Mary lives in the vicinity of Mechanicsville. She is a member of the orchestra and Band. Her desire is to become a research worker in Chemistry. Simple Simon Simple. ROSS SHINGLEDE CKER A little friendly person. Hails from North Corners. He keeps the teachers in a good humor by telling them jokes. Appears regularly on the honor roll. All the girls like Ross' cute ways. THE SE JACK SHOEMAKER A loyal friend who expects to make use of his Industrial Arts training. We wish you success. Jack, in your chosen field. The Parson in An- other Spring. BARTON SIVERLING A quiet, studious fellow who played one of the leading parts in Simple Simon Sim- ple. He never seems dis- turbed about anything. Still waters run deep. Don't let that fool you though. FRANCES SLAUGENHOUP This pretty lass comes from near Limestone. Better known as Fran. Another Spring. Queen of the 1940 Prom. Captain of Basketball Team. Likes Buffalo and Vir- ginia. ELEANOR SMITH Our attractive brunette from near Corsica. A member of the Basketball Sauad. Prompter in Sparks From An Old Flame. Active in all sports. Mrs. Simple in Simple Simon Simple. RANDALL SMITH A master mind in mathema- tics. Likes Science and Phy- sical Education. Likes to tell stories-heh, Palo?? A good fellow. IORS PAULINE SHOWERS An ambitious little girl with a great big heart. She is in everything w o r t h w h i l e. Cheer-leader, O r c h e s t r a, Band, Chorus, Another Spring, and Shakespearean reader in the County Foren- sic Contest. LOUISE SIVERLING Louise is one of C.-L.'s honor students. She enjoys short- hand, typing and popular music as well as dancing. A happy lassie for whom we wish the best of luck. LOUISE SMATHERS Girls' Basketball Manager for 1940-41. Another Spring. Secretary of the Senior class. Won second prize in the American Le- gion essay contest. Likes the name Harry. Usually seen with Fran S. LOIS SMITH One of our Shannondale las- sies! Her main ambition af- ter she is through High School is Beauty Culture. Here is wishing you lots of luck, Lois! I ! WARREN SPANGLER Hails from Strattanville. He seems a little girl shy except for one brunette in the vi- cinity of Miola. Warren makes up the quiet part of the Senior class. Lots of Luck, Warren. THE SENIORS BURL STAHLMAN Limestone's principal mail carrier isometimesj Enjoys going on hitch-hiking trips and driving other people's cars. Goes to Kingsville quite often fwonder why?J Accompanied by Swarm. LOUISE THOMPSON Louise is a very industrious girl from near Corsica. She has a perfect attendance record during her four years of High School at C.-L. Her main sport is roller-skating. LLOYD WOLFE He is a good fellow all right, and an all round good sport. His specialty is teas- ing the girls, also a good Basketball player. Likes to go to shows. 3,7 5' Q gi 5 I ML., 1.-l U he HARRY SWARM Treasurer of Senior class. Star or Starlett in I-Ienry's Mail Order Wife. Enjoys tinkering with family car and typewriters, Spends most of his time at Lime- stone. Accompanied by Stahlman. DAVID WIKE A guitarist from Strattan- ville. A little girl shy except around the Brookville girls. Stage manager for Simple Simon Simple. MABEL WOLFGANG Mabel is a brunette who lives near Summerville. She enjoys dancing, skating and movies. Although she doesn't seem to be interested in studying, she'll make some boss an efficient stenogra- pher. AUTOGRAPHS .IUNIORS THE JUNIORS 11-A 11-B UNIORS Class 11-A lfrmn Run 1 Chinn Hcss. l'fclw:11'rl Hzusnish, Cletns Rcinsel, Vlznncs Knut Gculgc HUXX'l'1'SUX, llnwzwrl Trnitt. lfrccl Mnrkley. Sccnncl Run! lnzl Clzlirc H4-rlnzxn. Ha-lcn Rc-pull AXl1uc1'1z1 IICIITY, Ifiin' 141mg-5, Mzlriun linclrlnrf, Unris Cfnllclt. Q-Zlflilyll Snnth, Duris Rankin, Xuan'-X HiQ'lCj'.,II1IlC Sxxycrs, HL-1115 C'lvn1'ge. 'lihircl Run: Miss Hnhile, Hyfllll fiE'lh1'QC, I,Ul1iSt' Klnnsc, ICININZLIIIICICIILE Mllllvr, llc-len Y4mng. Hn-tty RL-insc-l, Hctty Lim IQQ-4l4lingQ1', Kcnncth Vntwf rnings. Nnlwrt XYhi1chill, P11111 QI11-lbett. l'NLll1I'Il'l Run Z Iyillll l':1ln.AXlf1-ml XYy:11n. .XUuc'1't CQIIIIIIIHIIQS, Russell klnnw. XYiHi:un C4li11gC1', Chester Miller, Yictcn' Q'ling'C1'. XYilIis liSl1ID?ll1gh, .lack Vzlgv. Class 11-B lfrmn Kun 1 Miss XXw1kHit'1', Ibnris Si1npsm1,.Ic'zL11 Rankin, Helen S111:1LhcA1's, Lnnisc llnnzllmc. lflwrlql RL'5'1lOlKIS, .xlllllllllil Ilzmrtnlun, Maxine Geurgge. Svcnnrl Rnw: fiunrgc- RIC.Xl1illCh. .Xrtlmr Kilkpzltrick, Ilnwgcnc Heefs. AXl:n'x' Cllnlkcrmnzln, lfthel l.cz1cll1cttc1-. .luhn Thmlms, Hzlrculfl Cunncni 'l'hirfI Huw: Len liL11'gnn11, lbmlzxhl S6iQ'XYUI'Ih, Kenneth Ranslnn, Clxzlmfq-s Mnlwney. xlznncs Shnfcstzlll, Halo l:l'f'Cl'. Clair Grnss. ISTORY OF UNIOR LASS Un Septeinlmer 4, lt!-HJ. we hlnniturs came inarcliing into our rounis cans- ing ever-ytme hm sit up anfl nutice the line ,Iuniur Class they were going tt, have this year. liecanse uf mir large class we were cliviclecl intn twin clivisions. the early- lmirrls t.fX'sj anrl the late-lmircls tB'sJ. ,Xfter renewing estalulisliecl frienclsliips anrl meeting uni' new ineinluers, we lielcl a Class meeting ancl electecl the ful- ltvwiiig cilliicersi l'resiclent .... , XX'illis lfslilxangli X'ice-l'resirlent , , Geurge RlC.'xx1ll11Cll 'llreasnrer , . lfrecl Nlarkley Secretary Nancy Bigley XX'e tlten felt we were really fur the lmnsy year alieacl uf ns: facecl as we were witli twu lwig prnlmleins. clnmsing our rings ancl preparing fur a larger anrl lwetter prmn. ,Xtter a great cleal ul- cleliating anfl tliscnssing. we lielcl a nite and ftmnntl tliat tlie niajurity uf tlie class xvisliefl tu purchase rings frcmni Spartan Urutli- ers. XX'e receivecl tlieni in time fur Christmas presents. XX'e tlien lielfl a meeting tu clecicle lluw tu raise inuney for the pruni anrl it was cleciflecl that we slwulcl have several skating' parties. lfve1'ylJucly en- juyecl tlieni verx' mncli. .Xlmnt the lirst of March we lielcl a special meeting ancl chose committees ti, start wtirk tm the junior l,1'tJ11'1. This was one nf our iinal events of the year. XX'e expect to crime lmaclc next year as the Dignif1ecl Seniors of Claritin-l.in1esttine. 1 'J it 593.30 X' ' 5 . 1. iz? ERSONALITIES Nancy liigley-Our little red head who seems to he interested in a cer- . . . , , . tain hoy m Lolorado. llx.l'.S.j Marion lioddorf-XYill go places playing her guitar and singing. George liowersox-Future impersonator. Doris Collett-One who enjoys sending valentines. tHow about it. Uorism ,Xlhert C'ummings-- Q - . . y llrotherlx' love. lxenneth Cumnimgs-- K ' Nora jane Hindman-A girl who thinks she knows more about spelling than a certain teacher. thlr. nliowseitj Paul Corhett-Ilis favorite hy-word to the teachers is I don't know. Victor Clinger-linjoys Saturday nights in Riniershurg. Jean lfshhaugh-,'X quiet girl from liingsville. XYillis lfshhauffli-NN'liat ha Uened to that car on a certain niwht. 25 fb Betty George-Can't make up her mind whether she wants dancing as a career or to look forward to her future in Texas. i Byron George- llutch, how is your Model-T? Ina llerman-I just love Gail! lidward flarnish-Better known as I'opeye. Alberta Henry-l'nts much of her time on her school work? lfthel Hinies-:X junior girl who likes the atmosphere of the Sophomore class hetter. Russell jones-Class tease. Louise Klouse-lmafrine her without lithel. 25 James Kerr-Our Romeo in disguise. lfmmannelletta Muller-linjoys apple contests in health class. Chester Miller-A new-comer to our junior Class. Fred Markley-Our Latin student. Gail l'a0'e-Seeins to he her fuietest in Enflish class. XYonder why' . . 3 - . . - L ' she is interested in ice skating? jack Page-The hoy who lets his mind wonder hack to the Freshman Class. jane Swyers-,VX girl who looks forward to nursing as a career. Paul l'alo-A cheerful Clarion lad who puts his spirit in haskethall here. Doris Rankin-Better known as l'l.efty. Wvill skip classes any time for luaskethall. Betty Reinsel-'l'hat girl with the hig smile. Helen Repoff-llrefers typing to any other class. ERSONALITIES Mamie Report-A girl who never has much to Say. Alfred XYyant-Gets his sleep-in his study halls. Bob XYhitehill-Seems to like Lefty. Margaret Reddinger-.X new-comer this year. Betty l,ou Reddinger-eVery much interested in nursing after she finishes her high school course. Howard 'l'ruitt-:X boy who likes English very much. Carolyn Smith-Takes a great interest in Plane Geometry. Elzo Kerr-Seems to keep Mr. Bowser guessing. Helen Young-Never has much to say. Cletus Reinsel-Clarion-Limestone's storeikeeper. XYilliam Clinger-Enjoys a corner seat in English class. Grant Hess-Jolly and good-natured. Emogene Beers-An ambitious student. Leo liurgoon-ls going to get specks to distinguish between his history and physics books. Louise Donahue- She is often seen in Clarion on Saturday nights. Harold Connor-Jfhe quiet part of the Junior Class. Maxine George-Seemingly quiet. Dale Fryer--l.ikes someone with the initials D. H. Clair Gross-Our heavyweight champ. Mary Cllinkerman-Likes to ride her pony toward the stone house. Amanda Hartman-VVhereid Maxine go? Arthur Kirkpatrick-Enjoys study hall the last period. Charles Mohney-His mop of curly hair makes the girls fall for him, especially a certain ll-B girl. George McAninch-XXlthough one of the smartest ones of the class, he likes to play dumb. Ethel Leadbetter-lYho receives the notes Ethel writes every day? Pete. of course. Jean Rankin-l,ikes her home room seat. Could it be the person who sits behind her? ft? ' Kenneth Ransom- Ken is one of our up-and-coming basketball players. Erecla Reynolds-Has a weakness for curly headed boys. James Shofestall-A jester of the class. Eats his lunch the last period. Doris Simpson-- Sparky has a knack for clark hair-could it be because of a certain person. Loves dancing. John Thomas-The boy who takes up time waving his hair. Helen Smathers-A quiet studious girl. Doesn't like her seat in English class. SOPHOMORES THE SOPHOMORES 10-A 10-B SOPHOMORES Class 10-A Frmit Ruw: l r:nilc XYolfe. Dun Miller. George Mzirkley, llziwsuii Reitz Alnhn Hzxrtley.'l'lieuclu1'e lletrick. Bill Chainpiim. Kenneth Miller, john Holln- luziugh. Seenncl Rnw: Nellie Scotch. Nancy Cnnlqsoii, listher Dcrlhy. Leila Conk- sun, Mary Lutz, Gene Hervey. Helen Crissinzin. Alice Cullett. jezinne Miller. Third Rmvf Miss lilzizek, llnris Minieh, Theresa lllntzer. Jenn Lucas llertha Ynung. -lane Cyphert. .Xnnzilielle S11El.llQ'l6l', ,Xlice liSlll5Z1L1gll, Aniizi blzine Herman. Fourth Rmv: Paul Lewis. Ruhert Gzilhrnith, xjanies Reed. lluclcly Gear- lnek. Ted linker. jzinies llinies. Xllmllziee Miller, Rnhert CllZl.1lliJCl'5, John Cair- ter. ,lack Mercer. Class 10-B Frnnt lion: Clycle Gross, llvayne Kzihle. Gerzilrl Reinsel, Dtlllllltl Miller Merlin l.eznlhette1'. Seeunrl Ruw: Peffgx' RGlf llZll'Cl. :ine Olsen. Xvll'0'l1ll21 Carrier. wan Rein' 5: , 5 , 5 sel. Helen lfclcler. .ICZIH Fryer. Doris Henry, lrene Reyinalcls, Mable Hciclge Mziry Bcmtli. Mziry llliucl. Thirrl Rmv: Mr. lmva. Glenn Mathews. Twin Stahhnan, llzizel Getmiire . 51 Helen Cmilc. ,Xnizimlzi Strnttzin. Helen Kirkpzitrick, Thehna Crziwfnrrl. Edith Xenlzincl, lingerie Holler. Rnlzincl Miller. Fourth Rmv: Sylvester Vzisquerette. llill Knssinzin. Gerald llzxrrisun lxvilflilllfl Wells. l,eo1i:ircl lYitliermx'. lllllli lletrick, Merle Tliniiipscni, l.eRn5 llclwzircls, lluzine llaines. Ou SCl7t611llTL'l' -l, 1040, the Suuuy S4,plm1iim'es eutcrecl the rltmrs of Qi. l,. tu lu-gin our wccmicl year iii high schiml. Vic rcuewcal wlfl acrluaiutauces aufl welcwmcrl several uew tiur class. iucfuihers ll :Xttci arranging ciur wclieclules tu etiutiiiue the Quurscs which were start ml cluiiug our l'rcshmau year, we were stmu urgauizecl with tht htlp nt maui teachers. Miss lleleu lilazck stipervisiug the giwmtip. aufl Klr. luscph l.:n'a siipervisiug' the B gmiip. ,Xt mir Class meeting, the ftwlluwiug ullicers were elccterli l'rc-sicleut , ., . lQL10'61lCllKJll6'l' 5 Yicc l'resiclcut , , Jeau Lucas Secretary . Gene Scrvey Treasurei' hleauue Miller Un Uctuher 7. anfl Ncmveuiher 7, 19-lfl, we eujtwecl uurselve Skating Rink. Wie hupe tu liave uther skating' parties in the ue Our Supl1mii1i1'e year has guue all tim fast, hut we hope to year as the Ujully juuim's of CflaricmAlimestone. 5 at Clarimi ar future. return next SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1941 T-iny-Clycle Gross H-lllllthI'UL151l'll1g'C1lS Hullzui E-ffervcscexlt-licm lflmrlesp Miller. Sfassy-Merlin l.eaclluelLe1'. O-1'11z1mc11tz1l-Mary Lutz. P-olitcfA1malJelle Spangler. H-ungry-l2 100. O1l7CCllL'llI-Xxvilylllllll XYclls. IVI-axmcrs-? ? F ? ?? O-FficcfXYe'll skip that. R-uggerl-Sy l'nsque1'ctte. E1llllQ'lltl1ll1g'+IlZl1'Ol!l Mcllillzm. C-lever-fHeleu Cook. L-Ove sick-Tccl Eakcr. A-rtist-Billy lQlJSSINIlll. S-wcct-fHazel George. S-ocizllnlc-Tllc Suplmu ure Class. 1 O-riginal-Helen Eclclcr. F-lirtgliill Clmumpifm. N1f1L1Q'lltf'-3lCl'lC Tlurmlpsim. I-llfllllSltlYC4l,Zll1l Detrick, N-ecesszwy-l':1tty the ljzulclle. E-Xcuscs-Mary lYoucl. T-zllkzxtlvc-lrcne Reymplcls. E-legz111t-Jane Olson. E-xactg-Uucliscfwcrefl. N-uisy-l'1Lul Lewis. F-1111-lJz111ci11g' in the Qflll. O-l'Cl61'lj'-:XIllllllflil Strzxttan. R'GllZllJlL'kJlJ2lll Reiuscl. T-Zl1'Clj'ff3lCllll Mattlucws. Y-L'JUl'lQ'ill'C1lQ :mcl Mable. O-qut-june 4. N-iccf-'l'l1elm:1 CI'Z1XYflil'fl. E-fficic-111-Helen Ki1'kp:1t1'ick. SOPHOMORES XYeight iXX'it .. lieauty , Brains .. Grace . Gas , A . . . . Originality . lfrienclsliip . . lJZ11'ClXYU1'li , , liashfulncss ., lilues A .,,. liincluess Xerve , , . Manners ..,.., Sciphistication .. Uaintiness ..., Truth . , Homn' .. Music .. M. Hinuteness .. Generusity .. .Xctivity . lleight , . Cleverness .. Dignity .,.. . Good .Xclyice . . .Xclmiration , Quietness 4t.. Goocl nature . . . lflificiency .. Gnocl lnuks ,. Calmness , . . llloncle . .. Fame .,.., Steacliness ,. l'r0mptness . Moclesty .. l'oise .... Patience .. .Xlertness ,.. lflunesty ... Optimistic ..4.. Reliability ..... . Open-mincleflness Sulkiness ,...., Meekness ,. lnclolence . . , Girl Shy . . Sugar ancl spice .Nucl everything' nice. NYell. here's what the ahcmmcmres are macle uf. . George Marlcley .,,.., jean Fryer . . . . Jean Lucas , Gerald Reinsel ... Alice Cullett . A , Bula Galbraith ,, Helen Crissman .. Frank XYolfc . . Mary Bucmth . . . . 'l'ecl Hetrick ,. :Xlice lfshbaugli ,., Nancy Cooksnn Peggy Reigharfl ., Buclcly Gearllach . , Bertha Young .. Gene Servey ., liclith Neulanrl ......r Ken Nliller , Geralcl Harrison .,.,. Doris Henry .. Dawson Reitz ., Jeanne Miller . . Tom Stahlman ....... Duane Haines .,.. Dun Miller Dcin't sniuke in school .,.,,... Miss Blazck . . . . , XYayne Kahle . , , John llollabaugh . . .. Leila Cookscmn ,.. john Carter . Rollancl Miller .. Russell Jacnx ..... Mr. Luya ., jack Mercer .. Fclgar Minich ., Virginia Carrier .. . Esther Dolby . . . . John Bartley ., Theresa Blotzer . . XYallace Miller .A Bob Chambers Doris Minich . , , Jane Cyphert ., :Xnita Herman james Reecl . . 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R115' 1'fv11115- 1,11110 1112111.11 AX1100 170111-C111111 111 f,1'1J11C115. l.u11ise lfleiniiig-'tl.ittle Bliss Miillettf' lflezuiwi' F1'Zl1llPUJ11v,'X little lulmirl lrmii Mecliziiiiesvillt Alleaiie Gzitliersf-Sccoiicl Kate Smith. l lzirulfl Haiitz-'l'l1:1t l36l'E-11111-Illlll Y ll Szirzih Hziriiisli-In secret. liileeii lless-Clay City l,:1ss. YCl11l2l Hllfflllilll-hSll2l1'lilCI'.il l'z111li11c liOSSIllIlll-SllS1lCC is gulcleu. Rulnert Kerr-Intellect Siipreiiief' llzlrrell l.01'e-'lille 1112111 across the wily. ,lean Miiiicli-liluc-eyed Miss. .lime Rli11icl1-Simplicity. ,Xrcleii Blillei'- Jolly ulcl fellow. .luhu Klillervllel pest. 1XliCe Miles-.X smile for ull. lJeRuse Miles-Here Comes Rusie . Phyllis Miles- l.z111gl1te1' hulcliiig' lnotli his sides. -luck Neulaiicl-Next with joe Louis. llflllllllk' l32LSfIl1ClACllC-LX plezisiiig lzlssie. lilly l,llSCIIICTCTYC-gS6'CU1lfl Clmrlie Rlcfzirtliy. juliii l'elky--F-liiiies i11 Algelmrzi. lXlZll'gZll'C'L RZlClSl'1ul'll'CI1CSl.il Ruth lQZ11l6I'-lfflfillfl to all. Sliirley Rz1cle1'fl.uves to reacl hooks. liilly lqillllilll-'-NIQLHUGO... llulclzi Rlllllilllv-lj21llg'll'EC1' uf Ruliiimff. lliltmi lieecl-PepiwF-well. Klziry lieiusel-Trikes a great interest i11 schmil. lletty lQeigl1:11'cl-Cfluucl start as Z1 coach. lfrecl liepohf-Diviiiely tall, l.ClJ1lZlI'll SZ'lj'Cl'Sfl'il1'El11'G cliief justice. lfclwarrl SClllII1lJ lil16 little 1112111 who XYZ'tSI1lf there. Cleralrl Shiiigleclecker-Great 111z1the111:1ticia11.. lizithleeii SllfINX'C1'S-,'X1D1'll showers, luring Klny Huwers james Sloztii-Science hater. Betty Smith-'l'rue horn athlete. Xlzirgziret Smitli-'lizilks little. listens much. Ruth S111ithfShi11es i11 her school work. lJl1Z11lC Stahliiizm-A quiet lafl. lletty 'lil'lO111llSl111-lillZH.l5Ctll Arcleu, her model. lilclrecl 'l'1'011t111an-Tiller of the soil. lCl:1i11e 'l'1'11itt-Brciwii-eyecl Susan. Marie Yc1ssl1111'g-A charmiiig little girl. lierthzi XxvfillQZ11lg7l il1tl1I'C housewife. Hubert Yotiiig'-Talks little ? ATHLETICS Boys' Basketball Front Row: Paul Palo, Lloyd Wolfe, Francis Palo, Kenneth Miller, Bernard Dechant, John Kerr. Second Row: Mr. Grimm, Robert Whitehill, Leo Burgoon, James Kerr, Ken Ran- som, Jack Mercer, Ed Harnish, George McAninch, Ross Shingledecker. Girls' Basketball Front Row: Jane Olsen, Amanda Strattan, Ada Ruth Servey, Jean Rankin, Phyllis Love. Second Row: Miss Buhite, Coach, Peggy Reighard, Anna Lutz, Doris Simpson, Frances Slaugenhoup, Doris Rankin, Betty George, Nancy Bigley, Louise Smathers, Manager. BOYS' SPORTS The Clarion-l.imestone quintet tallied its first victory hy defeating Beech- woods 18-8 on their home floor. .Xlthough the C.-l.. passers experienced a defeat from Rimerslaurg' they were not discouraged and won from Corsica and C.-L. .Xlumni with scores of 20-20, and -lO-15. Recognizing 'the fact that our average, unfortunately, was not good we shall endeavor to set our goal high enough to win the highest league standing next year. To start the season off next year we have three letter men and two others with experience in high school competition. SCORIQS Oli' KLYXMICS PLAYED Score of Opponent XYhere Played C.-L. Opponent Shippenville Shippenville 39 Summerville U. .1 .C.-l.. , .1 18 Ashland . .... .... C .-l.. ..,,. ' A . A . . 30 Beechwoods . A . ..., Heechwoods V8 Riniersburg. . A ..., Rinierslnurg' 35 Corsica. ...C.-I.. 20 .Xlumni ,. , . . C.-l,. . 15 lfast Brady .. . . .C,-l,. . 31 Sligo .. ,.... . .,Sligo . 15 Beechwoods C.-l.. .. 8 Clarion . , . Clarion . , 42 Ashland , Ashland . 29 'RllllC1'SlJlll'g'. . .... C.-l.. . . . , -l-1 Corsica . ..., Corsica . , 24 1fast'Brady . ,Fast lirady el-O Sligo ...,,,. ..., C .-l,. ...... 17 Farmington. , , .... FZ't1'llllllQ t0ill 18 Clarion . ,.. ..., C.-l,. ....., 42 Summerville . . ..., Summerville . . . . 30 Shippenville, ., ..,. C.-l.. .,.......,,,...... 34 ,.., MN39 Scoring ol' Lettermen: lf. Palo ...., .. llO points li. Miller .. ..., -12 points li. Dechant. . . . . , U3 points Mercer . . ..,. 26 points P. l'alo . ... ,.. '12 points john lierr . .,,. 19 points Jim Kerr ,... .., .,, -19 points l.. XYolfe ,... .,..... 1 -l points Other memlmers of the squad are Kenneth Ransom, Edward llarnish. Robert NN'hitehill, l.eo liurgoon. and George Mckninch. ln spite of luaslqetlxall heine' the outstanding sport of the Clarion-l.ime- stone athletes. we llud they played three mushhall games and won them all. Those whom they defeated were Summerville. two, and Corsica, one. In a short time we hope to have track, wrestling' and various sports so that all our lnoys in any particular class can participate in the sport which they are in- clined to like hest. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Although we hacl a poor start, losing to Shippenville by two points. we improvecl in the work of the season by winning the next hve games. From C.-T,.'s hrst teamers this year, Betty George and Doris Rankin have been chosen as all county stars to represent the school. Betty is high scorer with lll points. Doris, who has clone excellent work guarding, is the seconrl C.-l.. guard to be chosen as an all county star. Y SCORES OF GAMES l'l,AYFlJ Score of Opponent Hvhere Rlayecl C.-l.. Opponent Shippenville Shippenville . . 12. . . ...l-l Ashlancl . . C.-L. ,..,..., . 21 lieechwootls Rimersburg Corsica ..,, Alumni ... Sligo , . . . lleechwoocls Clarion . . . .Xshlancl . Rimersburg Corsica . .. Sligo. . Clarion . Shippenville lleCchwoocls Rimersburg C .-L. .... . C.-L. Sligo . . L.-L. . Clarion . .Xshlancl .. C.-l.. Corsica . . Cl... CL.. C.-l.. . . . Our letter girls this year are: Frances Slaugenhoup, C Betty George Peggy Reigbartl Nancy Bigley .5 .15 . ..7 .. .l-l... .11 . ...10 .25... ...19 .15... ...ZZ . 20... ...ll . l7... . ...17 . 2-l... ...l5 . 27... .. 9 . l5.. . 16 3... ...22 , lo... . .l8 aptain Doris Rankin .Xnna l.utz Doris Simpson Phyllis l.ove Ada R. 'Servey Other members of the squacl are .Xmancla Stratton, glean Rankin, Betty Reigharcl. lietty Smith, l.ois Rankin, lileanor Smith, Fleanor Frampton. anrl Mary Lutz. We regret that Frances Slaugenhoup, Anna Lutz. Arla R. Servey, Phyllis l.ove, l.ois Rankin, ancl lileanor Smith are gracluating trom school this year. XYe shall miss them next fall. but we promise to carry on to the best ot our ability. XYith the line co-operation of our coach, Miss Buhite, ancl our manager, l.ouise Smathers, we have been able to win many games. The C.-L. basketball players who receivecl letters cluring the current year, the two cheer leaclers, and several members of the faculty enjoyecl a trip to l'ittsburgh, Saturrlay, March 22. Tours through Carnegie Museum. Stephen Foster Memorial. l'hipps Conservatory. a view of Pittsburgh from the thirty- sixth floor of the Cathedral of Learning were educational antl, thoroughly enjoyable. A show at the Stanley Theater, a trip to the zoo, and a banquet at llcCann's Restaurant. aclclefl to the enjoyment of the trip. Having visitecl the Grant lluilcling in the afternoon, we returnecl in the evening to see anfl hear the Tri-State Barn Dance broatlcastecl over KDKA. After leaving the broadcasting station and returning to the automobiles. we were very tirecl from our extensive traveling ancl were glacl to start home. The pleasant memories of this profitable trip will long remain with us. DRAMATICS 'Another Spring Simple Simon Si D AMATICS Another Spring Cast Klrs. .Xlleng Mrs Carlvle ..., Phyllis l,ove Nancy .Xllenz Nancy Carlyle . lirances Slaugeiilioup Uavirl l.ce: llavitl C. Klaclison , tray Stevens .,.... ,..,...., . Benjamin l,ee Miss l,Cl1flCl'Q'IlSl Nelson liroyvni Suffar -johnson 25 XYasliing'ton Crayvforcl - A , . .,A. John Kerr Pauline Showers ,. .. Kenneth Nliller Louise Smathers ng Bernarcl Dechant A-Xcla Ruth Servey Melvin lfshlmaugli A-Xnotlier Spriiig' was presentccl lmy a Senior group unclcr the rlirection of M r. Riley. The l'rolog'nc took place :luring the .Xmerican Revolution anfl the play itself cluring' the present. ie cl1cln't l Nancy .Xllen was to marry Nelson liroxvning. a man whom sl ' hut she greatly arlmirecl him. She possessecl a half-ring hanclecl clown to z - 1 1 7 ' '- with him lay her ancestors. She met lltyicl Xl iclison incl tcll in loyc iliscovererl that he oyvnecl the other half of the ring. lt was clestinefl for .4 ,, , 1 . lmcarers of the tivo halves of the ring' to yvccl. Gay. a Hirt, helps to in yveclcling. Klrs. .Xllcn greatly clisapprovetl of the xvecltling. Qiomecly was aclrletl to the play hy the two negro servants. Stig'z1i l HXY2lSlliI'lQ'1tJil.H Simple Simon Simple Simon Simple Sophie Simple Stella Simple . Sammy F-iniplc Sally iXnn .. - Minerva Xtelilx Hazel llaivlcins Cast Barton Siverling lilcanor Smith . . . Joan Henry .. XYilliam lfryer . , . . , Mary Reynolds . . llelen june Hetrick . , . , l,ncille Pasquerette Thank ful liarloyv . . , . Donalcl Gathers lilwoocl lilkins . , . , . . . Robert Aaron llorothea lluclcsyvorth . , A l.ouise 'l'hompson ovc her She the the anal Simple Simon Simple is a three act eomecly about life in a small toxvn. Simon Simple. an inventor, lives with his son ancl his claughter in a lnoarcling house inanagecl lay his yvifc. .Xfter many attempts, Simon invents an ins 'Killi- tancous hot water heater. 'lhankful Harlow, a miser, agrees to lmuy one ot thc heaters hut Simon signs an agreement to give Tliankful the lioarcling house if the heater floesn't xvork, lliankful hurns his home ancl tries to get the lmoarcling house lmut Simoirs ink is of the vanishing kincl ancl the agree- ment isn't there any more. Sparks From an Qrandma's Flin Entire Play Grou D AMATICS Under the directinn nf Miss Stewart. three une-act plays were presented in the C.-l.. auditorium. Vyith the unceasing etifurts ui nur director. the cast and our prumpters, lfleammr Smith. l.ois Smith, and Clem Miller. the plays were a great success, Sparks From an Old Flame Jessie lieam ll'hyllis Cullettl expected her wld flame. XYelling'tmi Porter. lllilton liuzardj a widower. tu cmne for a visit. This of course didn't please her husband Herbert lieam lRoss Shinglerleckerij any tum well. The daugh- ter, Mary, ltirace Millerl was in have with a young man whom she niet at a summer resnrt. but her father wuuld not listen to her marriage. XYhen the young man. Nick. lfleurge Millerj whu happened to be XYellingtun's sun arrived. he was mistaken by Jessie for her wld sweetheart, and must cordial was her welcome tu the discmnliture of llerhert. Later when Xkellington. deaf and crippled with rheumatism. showed up, Jessie was thuruug'l1ly dis- gusted. while Herbert enjoyed her embarrassment. Xkhen Nick breached the subject ut' his marriage tu Mary. llerbert agreed Zlllfl Jessie was overruled. It was a riut uf fun frmn lirst tn last. Because it was presented lirst, may we thank these players fur their aid in helping' tu stage the plays which fcillowecl. Grandma's Fling .X charming drama and one uf the sweetest plays ever. Grandma lAnna l.utzJ had been induced tn leave her oltl home in ljokeville to live with her married sun lJoe Chainpienl but she lunged for the wld homestead. Her grancldaughter. Anne. tllurotliy lieinselj was in luve with David Barnes. tllnn Gathersl who lust his jnb at the bank. fell outwith Anne tm' the inti- ment. then made a bargain to gm back with Grandma tu Pokeville to raise roses. lt'was rich in heart interest and will remain a pleasant memory in the histury uf the sclinnl. Henry's Mail Order Wife Abe Smithers lQlZll'l Gatesl and Henry Gubbins 4Jue Mclliiialclil were the ranchers in this play. Having grown tired uf batching and especially pork and beans, Henry decided tu end it all by writing to a marriage agency fur a wife. Jim Jones lllarry Swarml iuanagied to hnd out Henry's plan and iinpersunated the wnuld-be bride lniuch tn l-lenry's chagrin and disgust when he learned uf the ruseil. Between the real lady and the impustor, pour llenry was in a dilemma. This play was heartily received by the audience. The cast presented Miss Stewart with a gift fur her excellent work in directing. Yearbook Staff Seated from left to right: Verda Deily, Bill Champion, Hazel George, Betty George, Jean Rankin, Don Gathers, James Kerr, Willis Eshbaugh, Dorothy Reinsel. Standing from left to right: Miss Stewart, Bernard Dechant, Ruth Rader, Helen Cook, Mr. Collett, Jeanne Miller, Melvin Eshbaugh, Elvin Brocious, Clair Capraun, Mr. Riley. In printing our annual this year, we have tried to preserve the many pleasant memories of our school year. Through the expert leadership of our editor and all her valuable assistants, we have endeavored to show with words and pictures our unfor- gettable years at C.-L. Those who labored so faithfully in this project are: Mr. M. M. Collett ..........,..,,............,..,.,.,,..,.,.,,.... Faculty Adviser Miss Stewart ......, ....,, F aculty Adviser Mr. Riley ......,,.,..... ,...... F aculty Adviser Dorothy Reinsel .,.,....................,........,......,...,,.... Editor-in-Chief Mary Reynolds ,.,...........,..,..................,..,.......... Assistant Editor Don Gathers ,.,, Advertising, Subscriptions, Student Manager Bernard Dechant ......,,..,..,,............. Advertising, Subscriptions Melvin Eshbaugh ....,,,..,,,.....,.,........,................,,, Senior Manager Clair Capraun ......... ...........,.,,......... A rt Betty George ........ ,,., J unior Manager James Kerr ..,,....... ,...... B oys' Sports Willis Eshbaugh ...,. ...,.......,,.,... Humor Jean Rankin ,,.,..... ..,..............., G irls' Sports Bill Champion .,,.. ....,.,.... S ophomore Manager Jeanne Miller ..,.,.. ...................,..,........,.,,.,,..... H umor Helen Cook ,.,,..,. ...., Y ear Book Staff Write-Up Hazel George . Elvin Brocious Music Write-Up Assistant Freshmen Manager Verda Deily ..,..,. ,.................,.,., F reshmen Manager Ruth Rader ....... ,,.,,, Assistant Freshmen Manager MUSICAL ACTIVITIES Orchest Band Chorus MUSIC L ACTIVITIES Orchestra lfrnnt Rmy: .Xlice I'ICl'1'y, Cicnc Sciyvy, Helen lfclclcr. l'Cg'g'y Rt'lg'l1ZlI'll, llnris Siinpsnn, liclty Rciglmrfl. Rzlyinnncl llills. Secnncl Rnw: Shirlvy Rzlclcr, Twilzl Scigxx'ni'tli. ,lean Rankin, Frcclzi Rey- nnlcls, Rntli Rzlclcr. Rzuiline SllUXX'Cl'S, Russ Sliiiiglcclecliciy Hen Cfloveli 'lliirrl Rmv: llnlclzi Rankin, Kl:1i'g'zn'et Rzicleii llziulinc I,2lSlll1C1'CltC. Clair flrnss, Rzlllileen Slimuxu-i's. Maxine llinclnizin, Millorcl Miller. l'Illl1l'lll Run: Frccl Repnll, XYil:nzi .Xlvlmeyy Helen Ki1'kpz1ti'iCk. lmuisc Dmiziliiic, lfclitli Xe11lz1ncl,Gei':1lcl Sliiiifflcclcckciq Frccl Mzirkley. XY:iynC Rahlc. 3 Mr. lioxyscit Band First Rnwl XYz1ynQ lizililc, lfrecl Klzirlclcy, Ben CluvC1'. I'eggg'y' Rcigliarrl. ' ' ' J I ' 1 ' llnris Sinipsnn. lictty IXQIgI1Z1l'fl. lxzlyinnncl Hills. Sccnncl Run: Clair Gross, Maxine llinrlnian. IQZITIIICCII Sl1mx'ei's, Rulli Rzlclcr. Ijllllllllt' Slinwers, Russ Sl1ing'lecleclcei'. 'llliircl Row: Xxvlllllil Alilucy. Gcrzilcl SliinglcrlCCke1', Mr. Ilnwseii Mil- furrl Klillcr, Ffccl R6prrll:. Chorus First Rnw: Kicne Scrvcy, Pziulinc Slimx'e1's. Marion llnclrlnrf, Freflzl Rey- nnlrls, Sliirley Rziclcr. lizltlilccn Slinxyers, Betty K1Cm'gc, Ruth Rzicler, A-Xfln Rntli Servcy. Secnnrl Ruw: Miss Xxlillktll Hulclzi Rankin, llziry Reynolds, Betty Gcnrgy Dm-is Rankin, 'l'xx'il:1 Scigwuiwli, Luis Rankin, RIZll'g,f2lI'Cl' Rzuler, Nora Hinrl- nizin, Mr. linwscii 'Vhirrl Row: liill Rzinlcin. james Rcrr. .-Xinzniclzi Stfllltlbll, litliel Lczulliet- tw, lJcn'is Siiiipsmi, Rziyinnncl llills. tluhn Kerr. MUSICAL ACTIVITIES 1,v11i1C1' t11e f111'1C111J11 111 Mr. 111JXYSC1', 1l1l1' music l1C1JZl1'1111Ql11 1111s 11ee11 1111- VIll1C1l1g' 1'1111i111y. The 11211111 111111 f1l'C11CS11'Z1 were 51112111 111 the 111-gi1111i11g 111 the y1-111' 11ee11use 111 the g'l'2lC111Zl16S 1CZ1Y1I1g' 111st year. Our C11'C11CS11'll is c111111111s1-11 111 25 111611113615 111111 11ur 11111111 22 111e11111e1's. XYe 11111v 1111- 1511s11et111111 l111111es. 1,ElF0111-'11CIlC11C1AS Meetings. 111111 1Xsse111111ies. Our 11211111 111111 f1l'C11C'511'21 have Il 111-ight future. Our .X11YZll1CC11 Ch111'us. C11111l111se11 111 24 151115 31111 girls. is 1111111111-1' inter- est 111111e11 111 11ur music t11is YCZLF. The .X11 C11111115' C11l1l'llS w11s he111 111 C1!l1'1Ul1 9111113 Teachers C1111eg'1- C,111ZlIJC1. Twe1ve pupils f1Al1I1I 11111' sc1111111 1111111 11111't i11 the pr11g'r11111. The music w11s Very i11teresti11g'. 8111116 111 the 111l1l1116I'S were 1'111 The 1161512111 X1ZlI'1C61.u 1,iste11 T11 The 1,1111111s, Ho-1,11-1-i. A'111ess The 1,Ul'f1, O My Soul. UC111111 .-Xs T11e Night, 111111 H111 That Great Gettin' Lvl? K111r11i11g'. A C1111eert w11s 11rese11te11 1111' the 11u111iC i11 the Spring. .X11 t11e 11111S1C!11 gruups 1111111 part i11 the jl1'l1g1'lll11. We 11re 1111t1111istie e1111Cer11i11g U111' future i11 music. UHCICI' the 11ireeti1111 111 Miss XY111ker. the g'1'ZIC1C stu11e11ts have 1e111'11e11 1111 11ver11ge 111 six new s1111gs I1 1111111111 111111111 with 1111111211111-11t111s 111 I1111S1C sueh 11s. 1111te 1'CZ1111I1g. time. key sig1111tu1'es. 111111 writing 111 music. 1Q11yt11111ie XX'1J1'1i w11s e111111ue1e11 es11ee11111y i11 the hrst tw11 gr1111es. This w11rk 111611111611 1'l1Zl1'C1'l111g'. skip11i11g', 1'111111111g' 111111 clapping' 111 music. This YCZI1' i11 e111111ecti1111 with 111e 1'Cg'1.11Z1l' music class. the 111111 g1'1l11C stu11ie11 the 11113111111 11ute. The IJIIYIDOSQ 111 this work is to Create interest 111 s11111e 11111516111 1I1S11'11111C111 111111 111 11ceust11111 the students 111 re1111 notes a1111 111 111111 tlJg'C'111C1' i11 1J1'ClD21.1'Zl11U11 1111' p11rt1eip11ti1111 i11 the lJ1'C11CS1I1'21. 211111 1131111 i11 1Z11C1' years. Mr. 1111wser 111111 Bliss XYa1ker have 111111e cre11it11111e w11rk i11 pr1111111ti11g the sC1'111111s interest 111 music. -'v W 'Sf' 0 111, 1- 14 . 15 Q? 9- 11. SNAPSHOTS POST-GRADUATES Roy Aaron Twila Seigworth Phyllis Collett BUS DRIVERS Front Row: Reid Smith, Albert Rankin, Carl Smith, Truman Wiser. Second Row: William Potter, Lancy Theiss, Frank Stahlman, William Smith. L S JANITOR ' CHEERLEADERS Bill Olson Pauline Showers Bill Champion SNAPSHOTS SNAPSHOTS SNAPSHOTS WE Wo DER? ? 1 t11 l w111' '1t lll J ll11w lien Millei-111 9l1:1111111111l:1le, C2111 stay :1wz1ke s11 easily. XYI15' Kliee C11llett :1111l J:111e l,lSKlll Il,l'l' ZllXYZLj'S seen i11 Mrs. Xl 11111? Xxvllill 'lime Swyers gets 11111 11f 1'e:11li11g l1etwee11 the li11es? Xllhy XYill1s l'iSlll3ZlllQ'll likes 111 go t11 C111'siez1? Xllheii 1X1l:1 Ruth Servey will 11111ve t11 Sh:1111111111lz1le? Xyllktll Uncle 5:1111 will 11111 1111 ll s11eeiz1l t1'z1i11 t11 lllllll the lllilll I1'11111 L.-I JCIIVCY? XYl1y Betty lit-111'g'e likes t11 llirt with the l111ys? XYhy Miss lilnzek w:111ts 11 l111ys' lltllllt' lfe. elz1ssf XYl1y Sh111'ty l'iSlllJ2LllQ'll KlL'JCSll.t l1:1Ve time t11 1l11 his ? H ke1l Se11i111' l,l'CSlClL'lll,n we guess. If Nancy liigley will j11i11 tl1e z11'111y? Why l,1111ise 5ive1'li11g' likes t11 g11 111 111111'ies? Why T:1te1's KleKlillz111 f11'g11es with M11 ti1'i111111 i11 lli11l11g'5' Cilllss? XYl1y l.elQ11y l'lClXYZ1lAflS s11e111ls his 11111111 11e1'i111l i11 Miss XYZlll'iQl'iS 1'1111111? Yxvllll liz1y11111111l lDill's Sl111ll11l1lUl'C z1tt1':1eti1111 is? ,Xl11111t lgllll XYhitel1ill's ll211111:-lJ111'is who? XYI15' Phyllis Miles sits with Jlllrlll H11ll11l1:111g'h ill the l'Jl1S? Why HZll'l'f' SXY2ll'lll g11es t11 the Slll2tlllCl'iS h11111e i11 l-i111est1111e? XYl1y Ctlflif' lieitz QlljLJf'S Sl'lUXYCl'S?N Xxvllitll Blix B11wse1' will forget t11 give the j1111i111's :111 lf11g'lisl1 test? Xyllill M11 Riley w1111l1l 1l11 with1111t the B115' Scouts? Xxtllill tl1e Buy Seuuts w1'111l1l 1l11 with1111t Hr. Riley? XYl15 Sl1:1111111111lale :Lets like Il 111:1g11et t11 f'ie1'11'ge Miller? If l'lele11 Cl1111k :1111l 'llecl Hetriek will get things 11z1tcl1e1l 1119? xYllL'Il A'li11tel1 Ge111'g'e will t1':11le F111'1ls? XYhy Hill cllStlll let the life Q11 1111t? lYl1y Nfltlliltt Miller likes t11 1'i1le i11 21 V740 l1'111'1l--we1111l1l it l1e nlll1ZZj'?i' XYl1y l.e11 l3111'g111111 Cilllli kee11 that Cl1ev1'11let 1111 the 1'11z11l? lklhy Cletus w:1s Sll2LliCll 1111 i11 Slllflf' l1:1ll 1111e 1lz1jJf1'l'. S. He was sz11'1 l11' the l1ell.J z1gee's 1-111111 w111'k7 l he 111'e1 ADVERTISING Compliments of G. 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' w ,', ' W QV: 1 E ' Q Y' '1- .nzfif MP1 -' 525 Z .V .fp fa lk, N I X P , Cqixwilfk Y 5 wEf .,,v,fQ fgjyf ,t f. 4 r -HQ, 33,1 hf yflg ygs , 'fl fe .-+E2f1'Pw fr x - JS . ', Wai 'I A 2' I J 'in Q y 2525 7 f .Sa 56 f' A ,V v V495 Z it L .' 11, -- .iz EVA T' Q E be H2 fy. D R H av BETTER PHOTOS in A BETTER TOW By a Dam Site As powerful and sharp in detail as the electricity produced by the powerful Turbines of the Clarion River Hydro-Electric plant located 6 miles down stream from Clarion on Old Man Clarion Ribberf' These lines describe the sharpness and detail in every photo or portrait produced by our expert photographers. We are not as old in the town By A Dam Site, but we have as many years experience in our profession. We established our business in Clarion in 1925. During these years we have been the leading commercial photogra- phers in this area of Pennsylvania. The Clarion River Dam was built in 1918, and is considered the largest Hydro- Electric project in eastern United States. The Clarion river, at sections near Clarion prior to the time the Dam was constructed, would at periods during the summer season give the appearance of only a small stream. With the construction of the Dam, a reservoir was formed, and at most times the water depth at the bridge that spans the Clarion on the Lakes-to-Sea highway a mile west of Clarion, is nothing less than a lake, and will score around 75 feet on the measuring pole during any season. Boating has become a popular sport on the Clarion, and many individuals from all over the country are now speed boat fans, and their time for recreation is taken up with this type of sport. The Clarion River Boat Club, recently organized, now has a large membership, and at present a boat house and pier project is under way by this organization. With the anticipation that the Clarion will be cleaned of pollution in the near future, the banks of the Dam in the Clarion area are expected to be developed into the leading summer resort spot of northwestern Pennsylvania. As the Dam attracts hundreds of sight-seers during the year, so does the produc- tions of Clarion's Leading Photo Studio. Carl 84 Don Studio FOR BETTER PHOTO FINISHING I. 0. O. F. BUILDING - CLARION, PENNA. l w ll Clarion County s Shrine of Higher Education Congratulations and Best Wishes to All the Graduates We add to the pictorial features of your 1941 High School Yearbook the picture above, which symbolizes Higher Education in Clarion County. The Clarion Republican 7 l