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

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' SCILUILL Grace D. Stewart Bird E. Riley B. S., M. Ed. English-Social Studies B. S., M. Ed. Latin-Mathematics Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh U niversity of Pittsburgh M. M. Collett B. S., M. Ed. Supervising Principal Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh is ii? 5' Carl W. Blank B. S. Vocational Agriculture Perma. State College H. Kenneth Rodgers Alden E. Bowser H. Gerald Stahlman B. S. B. S. B. S. Social Studies Music-English Science-Social Studies Physical Ed. Mansfield Teachers Clarion State Teachers Clarion State Teachers College College College l i ' ' V . - A 92 .,... .f.. . .sy f Betty M. Hasely Frances E. Walker Pauline M. Naugle B. S. B. M. B. S. Commercial Music-English Vocational Home Grove City College Grove City College Economics - Indiana State Teachers tive College

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n swam 0,4 7942 CLASS HISTORY September 3, 1941 was the date of our final entrance into the halls of Clarion-Limestone High School. This time we were to lead the others and not to follow them. We elected the following members of our class to administer our affairs: President, George McAninch, Vice President, James Kerr, Secretary, Betty George, Treasurer, Robert Whitehill. At a class meeting we chose Red and White as our class colors, The Red Rose as our class fiower, and as our class motto we chose United We Stand, Divided We Fall , a very appropriate motto in this time of war. During the year we sponsored a magazine contest. We had seven teams, with a captain for each based on The American Expeditionary Forces in combat in this period of war. We also had a secretary and a leader in charge of the captains. During the year came the third Registration Day, Feb- ruary 16, 1942 set aside as a state-wide school holiday by Governor James, Quote: ln order to indicate more fully to our citizens the necessity of complying with the registration regulations, and to bring forcibly to the attention of our people the grave significance of what is transpiringf' We now look forward to some of the most important occasions in our four years at Clarion-Limestone: The Jun- ior-Senior Prom , for which we wish to express our appre- ciation to the Juniors, Skip Day , a day for which the sen- iors have eagerly awaited during the three years as fol- lowers, The Class Play known as On the Go , and finally the last and most important of all solemn Commence- ment . The seniors will go forth from this last year at Clarion- Limestone with eagerness and determination to take up their rightful place in the world. We realize that we must not fail our country, our community, and ourselves. SSVSI1