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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

W 14 ppfzeciafzan X 031655 Clarion-Limestone School extends heortiest thonks to all those who helped to support out year- book by purchasing advertising spcxce herein and to all others who have helped in ony woy to make this book Q success. THE YEARBOOK STAFF Vw jk LSZVLLQM redenf . . . First Row, left to right: Miss Stewart, Richard White, Rosetta Elder, Grant Minich, Mary Louise Ganoe, Cadmus Kerr, Iulu lacox, Merrill, Haines, Beulah Miller, Rudolph Miller, lda Henry, Miss McMar1n Second Row: Edgar Shofestall, Mary lane Showers, Maxine l-lindrnan, lean Crate, loy Klouse, Evelyn Theiss, Fay McDowell, Maxine Booth, Evelyn Gross, Mary lane Bish Third Row: Earl Reynolds, Ioanne Minich, Dick Heasley, lune Hollobaugh, Patsy Allison, Eleanor Reynolds, Elsie Carrier, Viola Rosenquest, Leona Blachier, Mildred Young Fourth Row: George Raybuck, Bob Miller, Donna Aaron, Ross Rankin, Roberta Henry, Chester Minich, Mary Lou Collett, Robert Barnhart, Lois Kirkpatrick, Robert Klepier CJ PA URA 7 945 O CLARION-LIMESTONE Hiqh School STRATTANVILLE, PA. SQAOOZ When the blue and gold team fall in line, We're going to Win this game another time, And tor C-L High School We Will yell We're going to yell, and yell, and yell, and yell, and yell We're going to tight, fight, fight, for every score, We're going to Win this game by fighting more, And for C-L High School we will yell, we will yell, Rah! Rah! Rah! Fightl C-L Panorama - 4 jam S?lfLfQlfLff5 I. ADMINISTRATION Our School Board of Education Bus Drivers A Message from Our Principal Our High School Faculty Our Grade School Faculty II. CLASSES Senior Class History Class Officers Seniors Class Will Memorable Events OH the Record Lest We Forqet Iunior Class History Sophomore Class History Freshman Class History III. ORGANIZATIONS Yearbook Staff Dramatics IV. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Girls Chorus Boys Chorus Girls Sextet V. SPORTS Cheerleaders Boys Basketball VI. OUR GR Grades l-8 at C-L VII. HUMOR VIII. ADVERT Our Band Cur Orchestra School Operetta Girls Basketball K ADE SCHOOL ISEMENTS C-L Panorama W- 5 MJ ,SQAOOZ We are proud of our school. Shall we tell you why? We are proud of our school because of its ideals of service, its spirit of cooperation, its standards of scholarship, its spirit of fair play in clean sportsmanship, its broad curricula, and its patriotic service to our community, state and nation. We are proud of our school because it is fulfilling the purpose for which it was intended. ln Northwestern Pennsylvania our school pioneers successfully in rural education. We have met our challenge. We have kept the faith. Our school is not only the pride of our patrons but it is also the realization of their hopes and dreams. lt has proved to be not only an adult social center of wide possibilities enlarging its sphere of influence daily in the lives of our patrons and youth, but it is also a means of cooperation among our neighbors. It has been truly a democratic institution. CAL Panorama - 6 Zglara! glcfozcafion We Wish to express our appreciation to the members of the Board who have served so faith- fully in the development of our Clarion-Limestone Consolidated School. Our school has developed and expanded so rapidly during the nine years that it now houses approximately eight hundred pupils and sur- passes many other older schools in the curricula offered and equipment available. The following courses of instruction are available in our high school: Academic Branches, Music instruction, Vocational Home Economics, Shop Work, Art, Scientific Courses, Instrumental Music Instruction, Physical Education, and Commercial Department. This advancement did not happen as a mat- ter of course. lt came about through the foresight and planning of our teachers and principal in co- operation With the Board of Education. The Clar- ion-Limestone Consolidated School stands today as proof that We have leaders in our community with the necessary stamina and faith in our youth and nation to believe that education is the foun- dation of our democratic nation. Opportunity is ever knocking. Let us be ready for the call. George Cole has en-tered into the service of his country. During his absence, William Ferry will serve as director. President ..,... - Vice President .. . Secretary ..... Treasurer .. . Robert Adamson Charles Altman Dewey Burns OFFICERS William P. Miller . . . . . , Cyril T. Strattan . . . . . Robert G. Burnham W. Frank Shofestall MEMBERS Russell Elder William Perry Gordon Rice William Miller Robert Burnham Robert Adamson Dewey Burns William Ferry NAMES Cyril Strattan Frank Shofestall Charles Altman Russell Elder Gordon Rice GL Panorama - 7 X f l t l i it - ht. mf msgs: j 1,,ii4,' i z V ff .qui llgmuu 'lfififz 'ffl , .JV gf.-wt' ,Me V - V m - Q X ,thx A A, G Ns, lr 66 77 Qi re , it W M , Scliool buses H9453 Standing: Rosetta Elder, Maxine Hindrnan, Elsie Carrier. , Boys Group Seated Cl to rl: Cadmus Kerr, Grant Minion. 2. Stanclina: Ross Rankin, Earl Reynolds, Edgar Shofestall. . Girls Group Seated tl to rl: lulu Iaeox, loanno Minion, Mary lane Showers. C-L' Panorania Bus Drivers and Ianitor Seated Cl to rl: Frank Stahlman, Howard Seiqworth, Carl Smith, Homer Kalile, Standing: Truman Weiser, Laney Theiss, Elder Oakley, Turney Showers, Al Rankin. 8 3 l 1 X iugl veg if ,fd Wedmge rom OW .gylfaloeruhing rincayoa Students: PLAYING YOUR PART All the World's a stage, And all the men and Women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances: And one man in his own time plays many parts. So Wrote the great Shakespeare many many years ago, and so, indeed, has the pas- sage ot time proved life to be in this world of ours, over and over again. ln reality the his- tory ot all the great nations is merely the stories of their heroes, as they come and go on the stage ot action, play their parts, and then go the Way of all humanity , and leave the stage clear for the appearance of the next players. Soon the great curtain is to rise for each ot you seniors upon the great drama of your lite. As you face the inevitable hour when you must step forth upon the great stage of life to meet the real tests ot your career, it is natural to look back over the drama that has already been presented and wonder just how Well it has achieved its fundamental purposefnamely, that ot preparing each of you to play his part :nost successfully. M. M. COLLETT B. S. in Education M. Ed. Mathematics and Science Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Day by day throughout your elementary and high school career you have been adding bit by bit some new Words and actions, hour by hour you have been absorbing some new thoughts or ideas: moment by moment you have been subconsciously rehearsing for the vivid drama that is now calling you into more vital activity. Every teacher along the way has done his best in assisting you to develop your personality and abilities to the highest degree possible. And now, with anxious hearts and best wishes for your future success, we throw the flaming torch to you, hoping that you will be able to meet the tests of lite as they arise and to carry on the highest ideals and traditions of your Alma Mater. As a guiding principle in your lives I would recommend that you give some serious thought to the following proverb: Sow a thought,-reap an action, Sow an action,-reap a habit, Sow a habit,-reap a character, Sow a character,-reap a destiny! C-L Panorama - 9 Miriam Coon Eleanor Edsall Kathleen McCoy MIRIAM COON B. S. in Education Art lndiana State Teachers College ELEANORE EDSALL B. S. in Music Music Indiana State Teachers College KATHLEEN MCCOY B. S. in Education English Indiana State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College HOMER KAHLE B. S. in Education Social Studies Clarion State Teachers College BIRD RILEY B. S. in Education M. Ed. Mathematics and Science Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Homer Kahle Bird Riley C-L Panorama - 10 j6LClfl,A7 IRENE EVANS A. B. Mathematics and Latin Waynesburg College Pennsylvania State College ETHEL KING B. S. in Education Social Studies and Geography Pennsylvania State College Clarion State Teachers College DOROTHY MCMANN B. S. in Education Home Economics Pennsylvania State College HELEN DEILY SONGER B. S. in Education English Clarion State Teachers College GRACE STEWART B. S. in Education M. Ed. Clarion State Teachers College Wayne University, Detroit University of Pittsburgh LENA ZIGARELLA B. S. in Education Commercial Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Irene Elvans Ethel Kinq Dorothy McMann Helen Deily Songer Grace Stewart Lena ZifJCIY9llU C-L Panorama - II lftlf' Qu 8 MOU! EQCFLCULA? Eirst Row, left to right: Flora Aaron, Ethel Miller, Mabel Love, Maude l. Reynolds, Frank Simpson, Margaret Aaron, Agda Elder, Rose Kerr. Second Row: Margaret Moore, Dorothy Elder, Margaret E. Weiser, Bessie Swarm, Ruth Corbett, lessie S. l-lubauer, Eleanore Edsall, Elizabeth Waldorf, Zelda Work, Miriam Coon. C-L Panorama --- 12 fam Maier? Ween We Wkeze freeze Wawfimefe A great day was the day we entered the portals of Clarion-Limestone as the greenest Class of Freshmen our upperclassmen had ever witnessed for some time. Mr. Stahlman and Mr. Blank, as home room supervisors, pointedly reminded us that study halls were not to be wasted. Initiation day!!! This is a memory that will always be pleasant! Somehow going to classes with our books in milk-pails caused quite an excitement and also a little confusion. After everyone became acquainted we held our first class meeting. The officers chosen to direct our business matters were as follows: President ........ loanne Minich Vice President .... Rosetta Elder Secretary . . . Mary Iane Showers Treasurer .......... Earl Carter Our first skating party which was at Clar- ion Rink was a success although a few of us returned to school the next day with a few bruises and greater wisdom from our experi- ences. This helped us to become more grown up or serious minded and gave us a quiet cour- age to meet the pitfalls of the coming year. WWGVL We Wefze Silly Scfpfremcvzeft As a proud group, fewer in number, we willingly accepted the responsibility of initia- ting the Freshman Class who followed us. Our first class meeting was held under the supervision of our home room teachers, Mr. Carl Blank and Miss Pauline Naugle. The class officers elected were: President ...... Maxine Hindman Vice President . .. Ioanne Minich Secretary ........ Donna Aaron Treasurer .. Delores McGregor When We Wwe After we were comfortably seated in the home rooms of our new teachers, Miss McMann and Miss Zigarella, we discovered our class was again decreased in number to 43. A class- mate, Wilmer Champion, was drafted and entered the Navy several months after school was under way. Our elected class officers were: President ........ Ioanne Minich Vice President .... Grant Minich Secretary ......... Rosetta Elder Treasurer ...... Richard Heasley Our class exhibited their salesmanship ability when our fund from the magazine con- test exceeded all others. Of course our school terms are never complete without skating par- ties and the Christmas Dance sponsored by our class was the highlight of our winter fun. Spring found us energetically planning the Iunior-Senior Prom which was held on May 18, With the changing of semesters came Mr. Graff to take the place of Mr. Blank who accepted a position with the Federal Govern- ment. When the elected treasurer moved away, Roberta Henry was chosen to that office. Our class funds were greatly increased as results of several skating parties. The last day of school found us bidding our friends good-bye and anticipating our well earned vacation. fee We 1944. King Cadmus Kerr and his attendants Grant Minich, Chester Minich, George Ray- buck, lack Reddinger, Ross Rankin, Rudolph Miller, Earl Reynolds, Richard Heasley, Robert Barnhart, and Edgar Shofestall, were received that night into the Queen's Bowery to witness Sarah Hamish, last year's Prom Queen, crown the new queen, Joanne Minich and to witness the appointment of the Maid of Honor, Rosetta Elder, and ten lovely maidens, Elsie Carrier, Maxine Hindman, Mary lane Showers, Iulu Iacox, lean Crate, Donna Aaron, Ioy Klouse, Leona Blachier, Roberta Henry, and Mary Louise Ganoe, to the Court. Blossom Time, as a decorative theme, gave an appropriate setting for the mellow music of Neal Buckley and his orchestra from DuBois. With sadness at the thought that next year would be our last session at C-L, we finished out the remaining days of our lunior year. C-L Pcmoramq -7 13. 'Qu' ow Aan e re igmnec! ,Shadow Miss Stewart and Miss McMann gave us a hearty Welcome as We somewhat relunctantly returned for our last high school year. The leaders We chose for the final lap Were: President ......... Grant Minich Vice President .... Cadmus Kerr Secretary .......,.... Iulu Iacox Treasurer . . . Mary Louise Ganoe The fortune-telling Madame Zingo and Madame Bingo caused a riot at our I-IalloWe'en Dance Which increased our treasury fund 341300. What a full year it promises to be. We had a Christmas Dinner on December 22 that was a party remembered by all. Refreshments were served by the Home Economics depart- ment and gifts and good will were exchanged by all. We had a farewell speech by our boys Who were going into service. To prove that the music department is making progress with the students, Miss Edsall, music director, will conduct the operetta Rose of the Danube on March l5th and 16th. Not to be outdone by our successors, we Seniors must put on a Class Play using only the most talented players. Mrs. Songer has consented to produce the play Professor, How Could You in all its glory. Grant Minich Cadmus Kerr GRANT MINICH Technical Kings Court, Senior Class President, Senior Class Play, Basketball Manager and Scorekeeper, Yearbook Staff. Brighest smile to be had Best gift of gab An ambitious and lively senior lad. CADMUS KERR Technical Co-Captain Basketball Team, King of Prom, 1944. Handsome lad Grades not bad ln basketball, gave all he had. Iulu lacox Mary Louise Ganoe IULU IACOX Academic and Technical Senior Class Play, Yearbook Staff, Queens Court, Prom Committee. Her eyes are blue Very blonde its true Energy enough to do the work of two. MARY LOUISE GANOE Commercial and General Girls Sextet, Queen's Court, Rose of the Danube , Yearbook Staff. Happy as a song Lovely hair is long ln shorthand and typing she can't go Wrong. C-L Panorama - 14 DONNA AARON Academic and General l Orchestra, Band, ln Old Vienna, Queens Court, Prom Committee, Publicity Manager of Senior Class Play. Hard to bluff Says enough's enough She's one senior girl who knows her stuff, PATRICIA ALLISON Technical and General ln Old Vienna , Chorus, Prom Committee, Rose of the Danube , Sextet, Candy Store Clerk, Senior Class Play. Sweet expression A good qualification And she has many friends in her possession. ROBERT BARNHART Technical Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Basketball, Member of the King's Court. - A lively guy Machines take his eye Hopes to be a mechanic by and by. HARRY BEVERIDGE Academic and General Chorus A recent member He is a brilliant lad As jolly a fellow as we ever had. Donna Aaron Patricia Allison Robert Barnhart Harry Beveridge 1945 MARY IANE BISH Vocational and General 3 Prom Committee, Usherette for Commencement and Baccalaureate, Reporter on Newspaper. Dark wavy hair A friendly air Never seerns to have a care, LEONA BLACHIER Vocational and General Prom Committee, Queens Court, Usherette for Com- mencement and Baccalaureate. Without restraint Without complaint The kind of girl an artist would paint. MAXINE BOOTH Commercial and General Basketball Team, Prom Committee. Curls are neat Smile is sweet She's one girl who is hard to beat. ELSIE CARRIER General Girls Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Rose of the Danube , Senior Class Play. ' 'r A laugh and a .sigh A gleam inher eye Personality plus will get her by. MGFY lime Bish Leona Blachier Maxine Booth Elsie Carrier C-L Panorama i-- 15 -, i MARY LOU COLLETT Commercial and General Girls Chorus, Rose of the Danube , Senior Class Play Candy Booth Clerk, Oueen's Court, Prom Committee. Wavy hair Free from care But has her own castles built in the air. IEAN CRATE Commercial and General Orchestra, In Old Vienna , Oueen's Court, Prom Committee, Publicity Manager, A lassie fair With light brown hair l Who works with caution, as well as care. ROSETTA ELDER Commercial and General Cirls Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Ouee-n's Court, Girls Sextet, Rose of the Danube , Band, Orchestra. You will recall Shes rather small For her pretty red hair she's known to all. EVELYN GROSS Commercial and Cenera' Band, Orchestra, Cheerleader, Prom Committee. Dancing blue eyes Small in size MCITY Lou Collett l9CU'1 CTCITS This little blond is very wise. Rosetta Elder Evelyn Gross QVLLOV5 MERRILL HAINES Vocational and General Senior Class Play, Band, Orchestra, Boys Chorus. Widely known Mind of his own Blows merry tunes on his baritone. RICHARD HEASLEY Vocational and General Boys Chorus, ln Old Vienna , Rose of the Danube , King's Court, Prom Committee, Senior Class Play. Lots of fun Has many friends won Likes to help when there's work to be done. IDA HENRY General and Vocational Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee. Not unkind Uses her mind Trusty as any you will tind. ROBERTA HENRY General and Vocational Orchestra, Band, Girls Chorus, Oueen's Court, Old Vienna . Eyes-are bright Helpful-quite Always takes care to do things right. NIU Merrill Haines Richard Heasley lda Henry Roberta Henry C-L Panorama - 16 MAXINE HINDMAN Commerciel Girls Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Basketball, Prom Com- mittee, Operetta, Oueen's Court. Knows how to dress Also impress A happy disposition does she possess. IUNE HOLLOBAUGH Academic and General Girls Chorus, Operetta, Basketball. Frolicsome Loads of fun A nurse is what she hopes to become. LOIS KIRKPATRICK Academic and Technical Prom Committee. Lois's lite mission Has a noble definition For to be a nurse is her ambition. ROBERT KLEPFER . Technical Boys Chorus, Prom Committee. Never seems to hurry Never seems to scurry Has a good mind. and never seems to worry. 7945 Ioy Klouse Fay McDowell Beulah Miller Robert Miller C-L Panorama - Maxine I-lindman lune I-lollobauqh Lois Kirkpatrick Robert Klepfer IOY KLOUSE Vocational and General Basketball, Oueen's Court, Editor oi Newspaper, Clerk in Store, Prom Committee. This lassie is fair Has very blonde hair Plays basketball with a confident air. PAY McDOWELL Vocational and General Prom Committee. Can't go wrong For all day lonq There's a smile on her lips, as well as a song. BEULAH MILLER Technical and General Orchestra, Prom Committee. Light hair-blue eyes And nice besides Hard to fool in spite of her size. ROBERT MILLER General Boys Chorus, Operetta, Senior Class Play, Band Orchestra. Seldom Wrong Good natured as a song Has a good mind to carry him alona. 17 RUDOLPH MILLER Technical Yearbook Staff, Boys Chorus, Basketball, King's Court, Prom Committee, Operetta, Manager of Magazine Sales, Business Manager for Senior Class Play. Manager for Senior Class Play. There's no mistake That Rudy would make A salesman who would take the cake. CHESTER MINICH Technical Boys Chorus, Rose of the Danube , King's Court, Prom Committee. Don't know why But he seems shy His science and behavior, will always get by. IOANNE MINICH Academic and Technical Chorus, Cheerleader, ln Old Vienna , Senior Class Play, Rose of the Danube , Queen of Prom, l944. lo to us Personality plus As a cheerleader she was marvelous. ROSS RANKIN T9Ch1'liCC1l Basketball, King's Court, Prom Committee, Senior Class Play. Played basketball Far from dull Sure to liven things during a lull. eniom Rudolph Miller Chester Minich loanne Minich Ross Rankin GEORGE RAYBUCK Technical Boys Chorus, King's Court, Prom Committee. Calm and cool Quiet as-a rule A lad who seems to enjoy school. IACK REDDINGEH Technical King's Court, Prom Committee. Dark eyes dance At every glance Will take advantage of a chance. EARL REYNOLDS Technical Basketball, Operetta, Boys Chorus, Band, Orchestra, King's Court. The car at eight , A right smooth date Basketball and music, and all else can wait. ELEANOR REYNOLDS Commercial and General Orchestra, Prom Committee. Fair and square Will never despair ls just herself-anywhere. C-L Panorama George Raybuck lack Reddinger Earl Reynolds Eleanor Reynolds lt? Viola Rosenquest Lloyd Seigworth Edgar Shotestall Mary Iane Showers EVELYN THEISS Commercial and General Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Assistant Business Manager Senior Class Play, School Store Clerk, Home Room Secretarial Work. She came to learn Her way she'll earn For oi commercial subjects, she has much concern. RICHARD WHITE Technical Boys Chorus, ln Old Vienna , Prom Committee, Magazine Contest. I-le'll reach his aim For he seldom complains Can always lure him with an airplane. MILDRED YOUNG Academic and General Girls Chorus, ln Old Vienna , Prom Committee. lntelligent look Happiest with a book A splendid worker with an ambitious outlook. VIOLA ROSENQUEST Academic and General Prom Committee. A lovely girl, who'1l As a rule Be rather quiet when she's in school. LLOYD SEIGWORTH Academic Boys Chorus, Operetta, F. F. A. Cultivates tlirtation But with his aviation Soon he'll be flying over all the nation. EDGAR SHOFESTALL Technical Basketball, Yearbook Staff, King's Court, Prom Com- mittee. Shoots a gun Says basketball is fun A mischief lover it there ever is one. MARY IANE SHOWERS ' Commercial Girls Chorus, ln Old Vienna, Cheerleader, Rose ot the Danube , Queens Court. Shorthand she knows Wears pretty clothes ls always charming wherever she goes. Evelyn Theiss Richard White Mildred Young C-L Panorama - 19 adlf ana! cidlfamenlf offhe Lggnior cmd We, the Class of Forty-five, of Clarion-Limestone High School, being mentally and phy- sically sound, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. First: All assets and liabilities belonging to us at the end ot the term of forty-tive we gener- ously bequeath to the Seniors of Forty-six. Our numerous qualities are willed as such: Cadmus Kerr hequeaths his curly locks to Iunior Knapp. Maxine Hindrnan leaves her giggles to Mary Gross. Iune Hollobaugh wills her attendance record to Lois Ferry and Helen Collett. Earl Reynolds leaves his basketball ability to Iunior McAninch. Chester Minich bequeaths his shyness to Ernest Rhodes. Grant Minich wills his way with women to Herbert Smith. Mary Lou Collett leaves her entertaining ability to Aldean Hetrick. lack Reddinger begueaths his woltishness to Allen Shute. Lloyd Seigworth leaves his ability to argue to Harold C. Miller. Viola Rosenquest wills her seriousness to Zelda Hamlet. Edgar Sholestall wills his cute way oi blushing to Ianet Buzard. Evelyn Gross leaves with everyone a hope that some day she will be a big girl. Fay McDowell wills her knack for housekeeping to Carrie Lou Cummings. Robert Miller wills his speaking ability to Bob Kahle. Rudolph Miller leaves his hat to anyone man big enough to wear it. Lois Kirkpatrick leaves her calmness to Pauline George. Mildred Young wills her quiet manner to Ioan Allison. lean Crate leaves her tluiiy pompadour to Martha Adam- son. Mary lane Showers leaves her sparkling blue eyes to Iean Leadbetter. Richard White wills his Army career to Ray Servey. George Raybuck leaves his mustache to Bob Reynolds. Roberta Henry wills her seamstress ability to Mary Lou Kifer. Eleanor Reynolds leaves her violin playing to lean Clinger. Beulah lwfiller wills her economy of speech to Bea Markley. Ross Rankin leaves his visiting ability to Iunior Dolby. Robert Klepier leaves his agreeableness to the future P. O. D. classes. Evelyn Theiss leaves her industriousness to Bill Mauthe. Merrill Haines leaves his place in the band to Tom Kerr. Dick Heasley wills his financial ability to Scott lohns. loy Klouse wills her candor to Betty Clark. Mary lane Bish leaves her interest in Aviation to a Miller. Leona Blachier leaves her artistic ability to Gale Oakley. Mary Louise Ganoe leaves her sweet manner to Patricia Seigworth. Maxine Booth wills her commercial ability to Robert Donahue. lulu lacox wills her pleasing personality to Ioan lones. Elsie Carrier leaves her study hall talking period to any Iunior. Patsy Allison leaves her position in the candy store to the succeeding clerk. Donna Aaron leaves her capability to the Freshman Class. Ida Henry leaves her excellent record to Viola lohnson. loanne Minich leaves her winsorneness to Shirley McAninch. Rosetta Elder leaves her smile to anyone who can use it as effectively as she does. Harry Beveridge leaves his good nature to Harold R. Miller. Robert Barnhart leaves his Taxi Cab to the Iunior Class. We do hereby make, constitute and appoint Mr. Collett to be our Executor of this, our last will and Testament. lN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the Class oi Forty-tive, the Testators above named have hereunto subscribed our name and aitixed our seal, the Nineteenth Day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-tive. CLASS OF FORTY-FIVE Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above Class of Forty-tive as and tor our Last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who have' hereunto subscribed our names, at their request, as witnesses thereunto, in the presence oi said testators and of each other. LENA ZIGARELLA GRACE D. STEWART C-L Panorama - 20 SEAM! CQLWJW MEMORABLE EVENTS OF 1944-45 September 5 . .. ...................................... School Begins September 26 .... Senior Skating Party tBrookville Rink! October 19 61 20 .... .......... T eachers lnstitute at Clarion October 23 .................................... Registration for A books October 27 .............................. Seniors had a Halloween Party. Profit of 5513.65 was contributed to Year Book fund. November 1 .......................... Recess-First Day of Rabbit Season November 6 .... ......................... C larion-Limestone entertained the New Bethlehem Golden Rule. November 10 ...... ........... Freshmen Skating Party at Clarion Rink November 23 G 24 .......................... Thanksgiving Recess November 24 ...... .... S ophomore Skating Party at Brookville Rink December 1 ....................... RecesseWMany from C-L got their Deer December 12 ............................. Old Man Winter Really Set in- No school for four days. After the first day we began to think about making it up. December 22 ......................................... Christmas at C-L! Banquets, Parties, Gifts! A Memorable Day! December 22-Ianuary l ............................... Christmas Holiday lanuary 1 lanuary 2 ......,....SchoolOpens More Snow! No School! Ianuary 19 ..... We swamped Sligo! Q42-61 February l . .. ....... More Snow! More Vacation! February 1 ..... . . . Senior American Legion Essays Due February 8-15 .... .................. M agazine Contest February 9 .................. Community Agricultural Day February 14 .... ........ N ational Farm Loan Association Meeting. Door Prizes for C-L. February 16 ......................... Last Basketball Game of the Season. March 1 March 1 March 15 51 16 April 3 ...... Also the last game for the graduating Seniors! . . . ............... Grades 9, 10, ll American Legion Essays Due . . . . .. Scramble for the mislaid advertising material. What a SCRAMBLE! . . . ................. The Operetta Rose of the Danube was presented to the public. . ,................ Basketball Banquet at C-L this year. Good idea Mr. Kahle! March 30 . .. .................... Good FridayeEarly Dismissal! May 3 ci 4 . .. ......... Senior Play-Professor, How Could You! Lots of laughs! May 18 . . . ............... .... I unior-Senior -Prom May 30 .. .... Commencement C-L Panoromal- 21 Oy ,ifze Room!-.fgncf Wall Un we .gznior ie: NAME Miss Stewart ..... Miss McMann .... George Raybuck . . loanne Minich .... Rosetta Elder ..... lean Crate ....... Elsie Carrier ...... lulu lacox ........ Donna Aaron .... Ida Henry ....... Mildred Young ,... Mary lane Bish Maxine Hindman . Richard White .... Robert Miller ..... Merle Haines ..... Ross Rankin ..... Robert Klepfer .... Robert Barnhart .. Richard Heasley .. Rudolp Miller ..... Edgar Shofestall . , Earl Reynolds .... Fay McDowell Maxine Booth .... Mary lane Showers Viola Resenquest . . Beulah Miller ..... Chester Minich . . . Grant Minich ..... STRONG POINT Literature ..... Enthusiasm . . Diligence . . Leadership . . . Singing .... Fellowship . . . Loyalty . . Ambition ...... Independence . . . Helpfulness . . Co-operation . . , Aeronautics . . . Vivacity ..... Mathematics , . Art ......,. Humor ..... Generosity . . . Calmness ....... Interest in Musics .. Winning Personality Management ...... Arguing ........... Versatility in Sports Cheeriness ........ Activity .... Beauty ..........,. Lovely Complexion . Persistence ........ Studiousness . . . Talkative .. Lloyd Seigworth . .Manners .... . Cadmus Kerr .... lack Reddinger .. Roberta Henry ., . Eleanor Reynolds . Mary Lou Collett .. Mary Louise Ganoe Patricia Allison lune Hollobaugh .. Evelyn Gross ..... Evelyn Theiss .... Ioy Klouse ....... Leona Blachier Lois Kirkpatrick .. Harry Beveridge .. Good Looks Candor .... Friendliness . . Advancement ...... Happy-Go-Lucky Attitude . Charm ................. Kindness . . . Adventure . . . Reliability ..... Dependability . . . Sportsmanship Artistic Ability .. Discernment . . . Cheeriness . . . rl FAVORTE SONG rr Star ot the East .....,.. Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes It Had To Be You ........ Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart . Going My Way ....... Star Dust ..... I'll Get By ........ Don't Fence Me In The Day After Forever .1 Come Out Wherever You Are .. lim ........... . . Yesterdays Roses Shine On Harvest Moon Army Air Corps ..... . An Hour Never Passes . Oh! What a Beautiful Morning . .. 'There'll be a Hot Time in the Town ot Paper Doll .,................... . The Trolley Song ....... . Fly by Night Silver Spurs .. I Walk Alone .... Anchors Aweighn .. Put Your Arms Around Me .. Dance With the Dolly Always ............ The Day After Forever ............ If I'll Be Seeing You Star Eyes ....... Old Faithful .. I Walk Alone . Together ...... . . You Always Hurt The ff White Christmas .. Rum and Coca-Cola When Iohnny Comes Marching Home What a Difference the Day Makes . One You Love My Ideal ....................... . Faithful Forever ..... My Dreams Are Getting Better All The You Are My Sunshine .... ........ If Accentuate the Positive . .. The Very Thought of You Sweet and Lovely ..... , ..... Let Me Call You Sweetheart . .. GL Panorama - 22 Berlin H Time PASTIME Visiting and corresponding with the C-L graduates t Dancing Bowling Setting fellows hearts in a whirl Dreaming of an Army Private Dreaming about Pittsburgh or could it be Summerv Movies Skating Skating Walking Reading Writing to Chet Skating Awaiting orders from the Air Corps Modeling Airplanes Eating Ice Cream Hunting and Basketball Loafing A Bowling Driving the Chevy Dancing l-Iunting Dating Filling that hope chest Radio tan Dancing Swimming Keeping house Driving a certain Dodge around Driving his old lalopy Flirting Basketball Pleasure driving Skiing Fiction reading Magazine Reading Working in 5 G lO Ice-skating Movies Sports Playing piano Writing letters to a soldier Sewing Singing at her work Reading Ellenberger, Le Roy gif lfll orgef O beautiful for heroes proved ln liberating strife Who more than self their country loved And mercy more than life. America! America! May God thy gold refine Till all success be nobleness And every gain divine. America, the Beautiful -Kathryn L. Bates Buzard, Russell Iacox, Russell Fox, Raymond Carter, lohn Reinsel, Clair Collett, lock Dechant, Bernard Reed, Clifford Aaron, Edward Aaron, Robert Alexander, Pressley Allison, William Arment, Albert Bartley, John Beveridge, Ernest Beveridge, Edward Beveridge, Harry Bish, Lee Bish, Quentin Bowersox, George Burgoon, Howard Burgoon, Iames Burgoon, Lawrence Burgoon, Leo Bush, Byron Buzard, Hilton Carter, Earl Case, Thomas Chambers, Robert Champion, Ioseph Champion, Wilmer Champion, William Clark, Cecil Clark, Iohn Clinger, Clifford Clinger, Victor Clinger, William Clover, Richard Coleman, lack Collett, George Collett, lack Collett, Robert Conner, Fred Conner, Harold Conner, lohn Cook, William Copenhaver, Robert Corbett, Edward Corbett, Paul Cordone, lennie Crate, Rita Crate, Thomas Cummings, Calvin Cummings, Gerald Cummings, Kenneth Cummings, Vance Cyphert, Edward Daugherty, Dallas Daugherty, Grover Davis, Edward Deitrich, Paul Dills, Tony Dills, Raymond Doverspike, Glenn Eaker, Theodore Edwards, LeRoy Lord God of Hosts be with us yet Lest we forgetelest we forget! Recessional -Rudyard Kipling McMillan, lack Eshbauqh. Eshbaugh, lohn Melvin Eshbaugh, Milford Eshbaugh, Robert Eshbaugh, Willis Eshbaugh, Winston Mercer, lack Mercer, Eugene Meredith, William Miles, Clyde Miller, Cameron Miller, Chester Evans, LeRoy Ferry, LeRoy Ferry, Ralph Fox, Raymond Frampton, Craig Fryer, Dale Fye, Charles Fye, Iohn Galbraith, Robert Gathers, Donald George, Byron George, Rayburn Gearllach, Sidney Gourley, Norman Gross, Charles Gross, Clair Haines, Duane Haines, Eleanor Hantz, Harold Hamish, Edward Hamish, Iames Hamish, Sylvester Harp, Milton Harrison, Gerald Harrison, William Hartzell, Iohn Henry, Charles Hess, Delbert Hess, Grant l-limes, Iames Holler, Eugene Iacox, Reed lohnson, Harold Johnson, Roy Kahle, Wayne Kerr, Elzo Kerr, Iohn Kerr, Kent Kifer, Iohn Leadbetter, Clarence Leadbetter, Merlin Lewis, Paul Llewellyn, Calvin Love, Darrel V Love, Donald Lutz, Merry Markley, George McAninch, George McCaskey, Harry McDonald, loseph McMillan, Harold Miller, Donald C. Miller Donald R. Miller, George Miller Iohn Miller, Kenneth Shaul, lames Shaul, William Shingledecker, Gerald Shingledecker, Robert Shingledecker, Ross Shimp, Edward Shoup, Donald Shoup, Eugene Shofestall, lames Shumaker, lack Siverling, Barton Miller, Lloyd R. Miller, Lloyd Miller, Richard Miller, Wallace Miller, William Minich, Edgar Mohney, Charles Monrean, Iohn Mowry, William Neuland, Edward Neuland, lack Neal, Audene Olson, Doorthy Paddubny, Iohn Page, lack Palo, Francis Palo, Paul Pasguarette, LeRoy Pasguarette, Sylvester Peters, Floyd Rankin, William Ransom, Dale Raybuck, lohn Reed, Hilton Reed, Iames Reighard, Dan Reigel, Phillip Reinsel, Cecil Reinsel, Cletus Reinsel, Walter Reinsel, William Repoff, Fred Repoff, Mamie Report, Paul Rhoades, Frank Rhoades, Howard Riley, Wayne Rossey, Wayne Reddinger, lack Reinsel, Gerald Sayers, Leonard Sayers, Lionel Seigworth, Donald Seigworth, Glenn Servey, Charles Shaul, Donald C-L Panorama - 23 Slater, Richard Sloat, Norman Smail, Donald Smathers, William Smith, Clair Smith, Charles Smith, Donald Smith, Earl Smith, Edward Smith, Iames Smith, Rayburn Smith, Wayne Songer, Harry Spangler, Warren Speer, Albert Stahlman, Burl Stahlman, Duane Stahlman, Fred Stahlman, lack Stahlman, Thomas Stahlman, Wayne Stahlman, William Strattan, lohn Strattan, Maurice Swarm, Harry Thompson, Blaine Van Allen, Herbert Varner, Harry Wells, Wayland White-hill, Donald Whitehill, Robert Wike, David Wilkie, loseph Witherow, Leonard Wolfe, Frank Wolfe, Lloyd Wyant, Alfred Yeany, Alfred Yeany, William Young, Iohn FACULTY AND SCHOOL BOARD Bowser, Alden Cole, George Hasely, Betty Rodgers, Kenneth CLASS OFFICERS President Harold R. Miller Vice-President Katherine Cyphert Secretary Doris Hindman Treasurer Scott lohns Advisers Miss Ziqarella Mr. Kahle vmior CALM First Row tlett to riqhtl--Mr. Kahle, Eva Holler, Mariorie Reynolds, Dorothy Miller, Doris Hindman, Katherine Cyphert, Suzanne Reinsel, Dorothy Carrier, Helen Collett, Aldean Hetrick, Lois Ferry, Miss Ziqarella. Sevond Row-Bernie Carlos, Beatrice Markley, Bennette Klepter Betty Snyder, Carrie Lou Cummings, Agnes Lahr, Goldie Lead- better, Teresa Reinsel, loan Allison, Mary Reinsel, Barbara Smith. Third Rowelames Crate, Everett, Stahlman, Keith Swartstaqer, Gone Hoover, Charles Thomas, Scott Iohns, Iarnes Deitz, Calvin Doverspike, Junior Dolby, loseph Reddinqer. Fourth Row-Charlotte Sonqer, Ruth Adamson, Doris Hirnvs, Zelda Hamlor, Darlene Eshbauqh, Doris Heasley, Alettu Tiley ljvclyn Henry, jean Loadbetter, Norma Mohney, Edna Masters, Patricia Seiaworth. ' Filth Row'-eRonald Crissrnan, Dale Shatter, Charles Reinsel, Robert Donahue, Milford Miller, Harold C. Miller, Arnold McKinley Ernest Rrioades, David Stahlnian, George Aaron, Blair Haines, - Harold R. Miller. LT-L Panorama e 24 lfmior Cfdfifff eA45f0l y September 6, l944 brought 63 jolly juniors to the corridors and rooms of Clarion Limestone School. Our class, under the supervision of Miss Zigarella and Mr. Kahle decided to make this one of the most joyful and prosperous years in our education. After getting reacquainted with our old pals and welcoming our new- comers we decided to hold our first class meeting. On this occasion, we elected our class officers. Our rings, which were ordered last fall came this summer and were dis- tributed a few weeks after school started. Everyone was excited and very well satisfied with his ring. On October lOth we held a skating party at Clarion Rink. lt was well attended by students of C-L and a good time was enjoyed by all except for the few bruises and burns acquired. We joined our fellow classmates of C-L in a Very enjoyable Hallowe'en Party held in the auditorium on October 27, l944. One of the outstanding problems which confronts our class this year is to present a bigger and better prom for our graduating seniors. Another big problem for us is to promote the selling of war stamps and bonds and this problem is meeting with much success. After a very enjoyable and profitable year we shall conclude our educa- tion as juniors and hope to return next year as seniors. C-L Panorama -- 25 ,Sp omore-Kfcm 4 7 HISTORY OF SOPHOMORE CLASS Last year we were a group of young care free Freshmen. We liked all the members of our faculty and with their help we have progressed rapidly. This year we, the Sophomore Class, numbering 47 students, entered the portals of Clarion-Limestone on September 6, 1944, looking forward to a pros- perous school term. Our first meeting was held on September 16, in Mr. Riley's room. We elected the class officers. At our second meeting we discussed the initiation of the Freshmen and decided on a number of humorous things for them to do. We also decided to have a skating party which was held at Brookville Novembr 24, 1944. Our class is divided into two groups. The A group is under the super' vision of Mr. Bird Riley and the B group sponser is Miss lrene Evans. To prove we are an ambitious class we have Sophomores in the band, Orchestra, Chorus, and on the basketball team. Many of the girls helped with the Golden Rule banquet which was a real success. We are looking forward to our junior year, ready for new adventures and striving to infprove ourselves, hoping that some day the school will be proud of us. C-L Panorama -- Z6 .Sip 0lfW,0l 8 First Row Cleft to riqhtlfffhester Dougherty, Allen Shute, Pauline George, Thelma Young, Gloria Kennemuth, Evelyn Haines Marie Pasquerette, Fred Leadloetter, Dean Buzard. Second Row--Mr. Riley, Venita Beers, Mary Cyphert, Sylvia Beers Laird Shinaledecker, Max Shoiestall, Dorothy Yeany, Mary Klepfer, Louella Brockway, Miss Evans. Third Row---Mary Alexander, Mary Wliite, Mary Lou Kifer Ceviene Iacox, Dorothy Repotf, loan lanes, Shirley Leadhettei' Anastasia Aaron. Fourth Pow--Earl Dolby, Mary Gross, Katherine Oakley, Emma lean Wilson, lean Fink, Iune Vlfliite, Sally Carrier, Shirley Minieh, Harry 'Wolfgang Filth Row-V--Emerson Rayhuclc, Paul Trout, Tohri Shirey, Gerald Rhoades, Charles Corbett, Donald Mauthe, William Rayliut-lc Leonard Seiaworth, VVilliam Aaron, C-L Panorama - 27 KLM OFHCERS President Paul Trout Vice-President lean Fink Secretary Leonard Seiqworth Treasurer Shirley Minich OFFICERS President Edwin McKinley Vice-President Margaret Reinsel Secretary Tom Kerr Treasurer Martha Adamson ijlf'85Al0fL8lfL KKOLZM First Row Cleft to riqhtt-Mellie He-pler, Iean Clinqer, Ianet Herman, Doris Burns, Patricia Ioyner, Luella Booth, Shirley McAninch, Ianet Buzard, Elva Mae Collett, Doris Hartzell, Betty Clark. Second Row--Helen Yeany, Alice Lou Henry, Lillian Switzer, Phyllis Hetriclc, Virginia Reynolds, Lois Haines, Margaret Reinsel, Edna Martz, Martha Adamson, Marie Shaul, Clarene Aaron, Violet Hummel, Ieanne Smith, Lottie Scotch. Third Rom V-Eugene Dougherty, Stanley Avery, Bill Crate, Willard Reynolds, Ronald Skidmore, Bob Reynolds, Paul Frampton, Bah Allison, Charles Peters, Delores Shiclc, Gloria Crissman, Holon Snyder, Betty Welsh, Mae Noli, Phyllis Truitt. Fourth Row-Herbert McAninch, Wilbert Wyant, Homer Burns, Carl Trout, Alvin Barlett, Tom Kerr, Iohn Douqherty, Don Reynolds, Bill Mauthe, Joe Conner, Iunior Ferrinqer, Gale Oakley, Bill Seiqworth. Fifth Row-Clair Miller, Gene Myers, Ralph Smith, Darrell Ter- williqer, Iohn Mohney, Fred Leadbetter, Clair Henry, Vance Burns, Darl Minich, lames Henry, Edwin McKinley, Max Neal, toe Caiint, Nelson Be-veridqo. C-L Panorama 1 28 ,JQQJOIA7 .jrealtman Cjfaao September 6, 1944 found 71 Freshmen, ather timid, but determined, enter C-L high school. The first few days were somewhat confusing, but we soon became ad- justed to the schedule and the other perplexing difficulties of high school. After we became acquainted the class met and elected officers. The date for our initiation was October 4th-a day We'll never forget. Imagine our pretty Freshmen girls arriving at school on initiation morning arrayed in aprons and ribbons With petticoats two inches below the knee. Those old stockings and worn out shoes didn't help matters. The boys looked just as handsome as they sported their old knickers or knee pants and shirts that were buttoned down the back. How, in vain, they attempted to keep their hair parted in the middle and those green hair bows in place. The climax of the day was our presentation of a pantomime, The Life of Solomon Grundy. Remember that grave yard scene and the mock wedding???? Our first social event of the year was a skating party held at the Clarion Rink, November lUth. A neat profit of 9530.00 was the result. We are proud of our successful participation in the school's collection of milkweed pods needed by our government for war maintenance. The net profits from this project were approximately 9514.00 Our class is further helping Uncle Sam by salvaging tin cans for the scrap metal drive. Last year two of our boys, Quentin Bish and Winston Eshbaugh forfeited the privilege of becoming freshmen to defend Old Glory in our United States Navy. The ambitions of our class are exhibited by our conscientious cooperation and representation in Chorus, Band, Orchestra and on the basketball team. The Freshmen class appreciates the capable leadership rendered by their home room teachers, Miss King and Mrs. Songer. Our future is bright as we look forward to our Sophomore year with eager determination. C-L Panoroma - 29 SW WE PUBLISH THE E-L PAMUHAMA This work W Mr. M. M. Collett Miss Stewart ., Miss McMann . Rudy Miller loanne Minich .. lda Henry ..,... Edgar Shofestall loan Allison ,. . Shirley Minich . Edwin McKinley Mary Gross ..... Grant Minich ,. Rosetta Elder .. lulu Iacox .... Evelyn Thoiss .. responsibility of: Faculty Administrator .. .... Faculty Advisor . . . Faculty Advisor .. . Student Manager , . . . . Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor . . . , . Advertising ... . . Iunior Manager Sophomore Manager . Freshman Manager ...,,.. Girls Sports ,. .. Boys Sports Music . . . Drarnatics . , . . . Typing The purpose ot the Panorama is to review by words and pictures, activities of our school career in such a way that many happy mem- ories will be preserved. An attempt has been made to include every high school student at least once in the book. Other members ot the start who have done their best to help make this edition of the Pan- orama a success are as follows: Elsie Carrier, Richard Heasley, Mary Louise Ganoe, Dorothy Carrier, Aletta Tiley, Ruth Adamson, lean Fink, Iunior Dolby, Lois Ferry, Iames Crate, Earl Dolby, Torn Kerr, Martha Adamson, Elva Mae Collett, Miss Coon, Mr. Kahle, and Miss Ziqarella. C-L Panorama -W 30 8l'LL0l KZCLZSJ W., PHUFESSUH, HUW EUULU YUU! We appear here rehearsing the Senior Class Play, Professor, How Could You, a comedy in three acts, written by Anne Coulter Martens. Can you imagine Butcher Boy Bean tDick Heasleyl forcing Professor Keats to eat lemon pie? When Iohn tMerri1l Hainesl enters trail- ing three children after him and poses as the Professor's long lost Wife, the play reaches its climax. Then the Professor who has three girls on hand, expecting to elope with him, is IGS- cued. At the time of this Writing no definite date for the presentation of the play has been de- cided. Our motto is The Play is the.Thing,'14 We hope it will be. Y. it , iff C-L Panorama - 31 CAST Keats Perry-This part not definitely chosen. Ed Shofestall or Grant Minich are possibilities. Grandma Perry .........,......... Iulu Iacox Grandpa Perry ................... Ross Rankin Iohn Appleby .. . . . . . . . Merrill Haines Tootsie Bean ...... Mary Lou Collett Butcher Boy Bean .. ..... Dick Heasley Valerie Whitman . . . ..... Patsy Allison Boggins ......... ................ B ob Miller Children ....... ..,....... G eorqianne Aaron, Tommy Rossey, Carol Keck Vicky Randolph Priscilla Morley Prompter None of these parts are definitely chosen. Elsie Carrier, loanne Minich, Iune l-lollobaugh have been selected for any one of the three parts. ASSISTANTS Stage ..., ............,.., B ob Barnhart Properties .... Mary Louise Ganoe Publicity . . . ........ Donna Aaron A . Iean Crate, Ida Henry Make-Up .... Mary lane Showers Maxine Hindman DIRECTOR Mrs. Helen Songer GIRLS CHORUS First How, loft to right-Marjory Reynol: Eva Holler, Bea Markley, Dorothy Ci rier, Miss Edsall, Betty VV'elsh, Bert Carlos, Helen Collett, Mary Cyphe Mary lane Showers. Second Row-Rosetta Elder, Edna Mai Margaret Reinsel, Teresa Reinsel, Hel Snyder, Patricia loyner, Violet Humm Lois Ferry, Maxine Hinclman, Patsy A son, Elsie Carrier. Third Row-Doris Hindman, Louella Brom way, Mary Louise Ganoe, Charlo Songer, lune White, Kay Oakley, Dm lene Eshbaugh, Evelyn Henry, Barba Smith, Elva Mae Collett, Ianet Buzard. Fourth Rowfiloldie Leadbetter, Mart Adamson, Shirley Minich, Doris Heasle Edna Masters, Mary Lou Collett, let Leadbetter, loanne Minifrh, loan Allisc lean Fink. 4 Oyrf KAOPDLJ Our Boys Chorus showed their exceptional singing ability throughout the Operetta Rose ot the Danube. The Boys Chorus consists ot twenty-six members. Betore the completion of the school year several ot these boys will be in the Armed Services. C-L will miss them but we hope they will keep singing along the way. Such songs as Stout Hearted Men , The World ls Waiting for the Sun- shine , The Rosary , Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes , Going Home , Marching Along Together and l Am an American will remain in our mem- ory always. SEXTET First Row, left to right-Patsy Allison, Mi Edsall, Rosetta Elder. Second Row, left to right4Barbara Smit Mary Louise Ganoe, Doris Hindma Dorothy Carrier. C-L Panorama - 32 9,4 om... The girls chorus is composed ot forty-one members. We feel that we have improved greatly through our co-operation and enthusiastic support ot our musical director, Miss Edsall. New gowns purchased last year added to the appearance of the chorus. The chorus has prepared various programs tor P. T. A, meetings, Assem- blies, F. F. A. meeting, Baccalaureate and Commencement. The impressive Candle Light Services will be remembered by all. BOYS CHORUS First RowfCarl Trout, Clair Miller, lohn Mohney, Robert Allison, Rudy Miller, Robert Reynolds. Second Row4Willard Reynolds, Darl Twil- iger, Edwin McKinley, Gale Oakley, Harry Wolfgang, Eugene Dougherty, Donald Reynolds. Third Row-Iohn Shirey, Gene Myers, Ralph Smith, Chester Minich, William Aaron, Paul Trout, Robert Barnhart. Fourth RowfRobert Miller, Arnold McKin- ley, David Stahlman, Blair Haines, Ger- ald Rhodes, Merill Haines, Richard Heas- loy, Harold Miller. Slim , Our High School Sextet composed ot members ot the chorus have been invited to sing tor several meetings this year. They prepared a number ot selections tor Clarion County lnstitute, at the Clarion State Teachers College and New Bethlehem Golden Rule, at C-L where the Golden Rule was enter- tained. They also sang tor Asbury Pomona Grange, held at the Asbury Grange Hall, P. T. A. Meetings, and assemblies. C-L Panorama - 33 First Row, left to right-Bob Barnhart, Rosetta Elder, Tom Kerr, Shirley Stahlman, Iohn Mohney, Teresa Reinsel, Bea Markley, Donna Aaron, Maxine Hindman, Willard Reynolds. Second Row-Miss Edsall, NVendell Love, Blair Haines, Merrill Haines, Mary Gross, Everett Stahlf man, Milford Miller, Edwin McKinley, David Stahlman, Bernie Carlos, Evelyn Gross, Robert Miller. gan! The band is one ot the greatest producers of school spirit. We really have to recognize our band, tor they always come through smiling. Our band is composed of nineteen members and has made considerable progress this year. The band has played tor several basketball games which has proved very successful in creating enthusiasm tor our teams. The school has ordered a glockenspiel for the band. We may have it by next year. We know that it will prove to be a worth-while instrument and add greatly to our band. C-L Panorama v- 34 First Row, lett to right-Marjorie Reynolds, Lois Ferry, Milford Miller, Everett Stalrlrnan, Shirley Stahlman, lohn Mohney, Teresa Reinsel, Bea Marlcley, Donna Aaron, Rosetta Elder, Robert Barnhart. Second Row-Beulah Miller, lean Crate, lean Clingcr, Eleanor Reynolds, Wendell Love, Blair Haines, Merrill Haines, Mary Gross, Robert Miller, David Stahlrnan, Maxine l-lindman, Evelyn Gross, Vifillard Reynolds, Roberta Henry, Tom Kerr, Miss Edsall, Mary Cyphert. OPCAQJ flf'6L Throughout the school term the High School Qrchestra, directed by Miss Eleanor Edsallg played tor Assemblies, School Plays, New Bethlehem Golden Rule Association, Commencement and Baccalaureate. Thirty-one members complete our school orchestra. Through cooperation with our leader they have carried over their good work from last year. Although twelve senior members are leaving we hope their places will soon be filled and the excellent productions continued in the future. C L Eaiiicrtzin Q Pirst Row, left to right-David Stahlman, Mary lane Showers, Blair Haines, Dick Heasley, Rosetta Elder, Doris Hindman. Second Row-Bob Barnhart, loanne Minich, Patsy Allison, Mary Louise Ganoe, Miss Edsall, Rudy Miller, Edwin McKinley, Harold Miller, Paul Trout. HOSE UP THE UANUBEH Eurolania lies on the banks of the beautiful, blue Danube. The Rose Fes- tival is in progress easing the unrest of the people caused by the exhaustion of the funds of the National Treasury. Von Popova plans to start a revolution aided by two sleuths, Demetrius and Trombonius. Darrel Davis, a camera man from Hollywood and Pervical McPipp, a mo- tion picture director, attend the Rose Festival. McPipp offers the king of Euro- lania a million dollars to make a picture, which is just what the treasury needed. A mock revolution is to be rehearsed for a scene in the picture but von Popova plans to make it real, kill the king and seize the government. Darrell and the king's son, Karl, discover the plot and foil it, thus saving the lives of the king and his court. Darrell is rewarded With the hand of Rose, and Karl gains a similar prize in the person of McPipp's daughter, Pamela. Von Popova is suitably punished for his crime and preparations go forward for a joyful combination of riches and romance in Eurolania. l CAST Darrel Davis, a camera man from Hollywood Galooski, prime minister of Eurolania ......... . . . David Stahlman . . . Robert Barnhart CSZAOOK ,Wim Belladonna, a ladyfin-waiting ...... Montmerency, king of Eurolania .. Queen Plorincla, his wife ....... Rose, his elder daughter ...... Daisy, his younger daughter ........... PrinceKarl,hisson......, ...... Count Sergius von Popova, a conspirator .... Demetrius Doodledorf, his right-hand man Trombonius Tootletop, his left-hand man .. Percival McPipp, a moving picture director .. Mrs. McPipp, his wife .............. .......... Pamela McPipp, his daughter ..................... Courtiers, notables, soldiers, peasants, tourists, etc. DIRECTOR-Miss Edsall Costumes . . ..................... . . Scenery . . . Makc4Up .. Pianist . . . Lights .... ...... ......... ....... C-L Panorama - 36 loanne Minich . . . . . Dick Heasley ... .. Rosetta Elder Mary lane Showers Doris Hindman . . . . . . Blair Haines .. Harold Miller Paul Trout . . Edwin McKinley . . . . Rudolph Miller Mary Louise Ganoe . . . . . Patsy Allison . . . Miss McMann ..... Miss Coon . . . Mrs. Songer . . . Mary Cyphert . . . Iunior Dolby MA ZZ!!! WML if W jigftfmg mm 0 MQW JJ! Col' CAQQPLQJQM Fight! Fight! Fight! Whenever ct lot ot cheering came through the Win- dows oi C-L we know our cheerleoders were in there cheering. They ctdd greotly to the spirit dnd morole ot our school. This yeor they hdve been tcrithful in their endeovor to promote good sportsmanship in hoth school ond community. First Rowe- Mary Cyphert, Lois Haines, Iecxn Fink, Pauline George. Second Row-Evelyn Gross, Dorothy Corrie-r, lounne Minich fcuptuinl, lonet Buzord, Mory lone Showers. Third FtowfSuzcnnne Reinsel, Goldie Leddbetter, Elvd Moe Collett. C-L Ponommo - 37 Front Row-Edgar Shotestall, Blair Haines, Ernest Rhoades, Earl Reynolds, Cadmus Korr, Ross Rankin, Charles Corbett, lames Crate. Snwond Row---Grant Minich, Ronald Skidmore, Clair Miller, Robert Bcxrnhart, Arnold McKinley, Harold Miller, David Stahlrnan, Gerald Rhoctdes, Leonard Seigworth, Thornas Kerr, Mr, Krrhlo tCot xrhl. QW gaolefga RESULT OF Ernest Rhoades . Earl Reynolds .. Blair Haines . . Cadmus Kerr . . . Ross Rankin Harold Miller . . . Edgar Shotestall Charles Corbett David Stahlman GAMES The C-L boys basketball team, guided by the able coaching ot Mr. Kahle, started the 44-45 season by defeating Corsica 32-l4. The hardest game to lose was a one point de- cision to Knox. The fastest and one ot the most ex- citing games played was on our own hardwood with Shippenville. Our greatest victory this season was on lanuary 19, 1945 when C-L swamped Sligo under a 42-6 aval- anche on Sligo's floor. 5 The boys ot C-L also played several Mushball games. We played three games with Corsica and won two and we played one with Summerville and lost it. C-L Panorama -e 33 Ogff 506548 Other members oi the team are as follows: lames Crate, Ronald Skidmore, Leonard Seigworth, Robert Barnhart, Clair Miller, Gerald Rhoades, Arnold McKinley, and Thomas Kerr. Fo ,mls Fouls Fouls '72 P'ayers Committed Shot Made Made Ross Rankin . . . ..... 5 l6 9 56? Charles Corbett . . . 3 2 l 50? Cadmus Kerr .. ..... 43 23 10 44? Blair Haines . . ..... 47 47 l9 4l'Z Ernest Rhoades ..... 23 53 l6 30? Earl Reynolds . ..... 29 53 14 27'Z Edgar Shotestall . . .25 ll l WZ Harold Miller . 3 l U O72 David Stahlman . . . 3 0 O O72 Iames Crate . . . ..... 4 U U U92 Average points per game ...... 23 C-L total points scored . . 426 points Opponents points per game .... 26 Opponents points scored 479 points Oyd ASQAZJDLL SCORES TEAM PLACE OPPONENTS Corsica .... . Home ..... .... .... .... l 4 Knox ...... Away ..... .... .... . . ..2l Knox ......... Summerville .. Clarion ...... Sigel ........ Shippenville . . . Alumni ...... . Home ..... .. Home .... . .. Away .... . . Home ..... . Home ..... . Home ..... East Brady .... . Home . . . Summerville . . . . . Away. . . .. Sligo ........ .. Away .... . Clarion .... . Home ..... Corsica ...... . Away ..... Rimersburg .... .. Away .... . Sligo ....... East Brady .... Sigel ........ Rimersburg . . . . Home .... . Away ..... .. Away .... . .. Home .... . C-L Panorama .....3l .....23 ....23 ....33 .....37 ....l6 ....43 ....3l 6 ....34 ....22 ....29 .....l0 ....46 .....34 ....27 Front Row: Teresa Rcinsel, lean Fink, loan Allison, Beatrice Markley, Bernadette Carlos Second Row: Donna Aaron, Loueila Brockway, Miss McMann, Doris Hindman, Zelda liamler, Doris Hirnes, Aletta Tiley, loy Klouse, lune White, Maxine Booth, Mary Cvross Z?0wAeLL4oz Opponent Where Played Alumni . . . .... C-L . . . Corsica ...... .... C -L . . Shippenville . . .... CfL . . Alumni .... .... C -L . . Faculty . . . .... C-L . . Sligo . .. .... Sligo . . Corsica .... .... C orsica .... Himersburg . . .... Rimersburg . . Sligo ...... .... C -L ...... Ptirnersburg .......... C-L ........ The members ot our squad are: Beatrice Markley lCaptainl lean Fink Bernadette Carlos lune White Teresa Heinsel loy Klouse loan Allison Aletta Tiley Zelda Hamler Maxine Booth Doris l-limes Louella Brockway Doris Hindman Mary Gross C-L Opponent l5 .... ...2l 5 .... ...27 13 .... ...ll 20 .... ...lil l6 .... ...ll ll .... ...25 ll .... ...ZU 9 .... ...2l l7 .... ...QU l9... ...l9 lune Hollobaugh Mary lean Spangler Pauline George Patricia Allison Miss McMann CCoachl Donna Aaron KManagerD With the tine cofoperation ot our coach, Miss McMann and our manager, Donna Aaron, we have been able to Win a number ot games. Our Cheerleaders have encouraged our players with their cheers. C-L Panorama an was magma Fay McDowell being a housewife? Mary lane Showers looking into Space ? Dick l-leasley losing his good nature? Lloyd Seigworth being bashful? Grant Minich's charm deserting him? Edgar Shofestall missing school to go hunting? lack Reddinger forgetting to take a nap in class? lune llollobaugh changing her attendance record? Iulu lacoX's power of concentration failing her? loanne Minich off the honor roll? Rudy Miller not managing something? Mary Lou Collett not whispering in study hall? Charles Corbett not annoying someone? Elsie Carrier believing everything Mr. Riley says in Physics Class? Shirley Minich keeping her seat in study hall? Cadmus Kerr not teasing the girls and teachers? Mary lane Bish iorsaking the Air Corps? Paul Trout refusing to make a speech? lohn Shirey shipping horses C. O. D.? - Earl Reynolds studying his lessons and losing his curls? Doris Hindman, Teresa Reinsel and loan Allison without giggles? Mr. Kahle not raving about his family? Miss Stewart deserting literature? Pauline George sitting still? Dick White as an army wolf? Chester Minich without a blush? Miss Zigarella without a green dress? Mr. Simpson without those faultless manners? Mrs. Songer not in a hurry? Mr. Collett taking two steps at a time? Lois Ferry coming to class without her work? Miss Reynolds without flowers? Bob Reynolds with a pair of l0 foot skiis? Don Aaron having his work done? Miss Stewart without a smile? All the Seniors having all their school work done for one day? loe Gaunt being thankful for a kiss? Alvin Bartlett flying a paper airplane? Ianet Buzzard with a broken jaw? Clair Miller not being a second W'indy ? lunior Knapp coming to school a whole week without missing? Ronald Crissman liking Complicated Geometryn? Charles Thomas not reading a mystery story in study hall? Dale Shatter not visiting the Little Miss at Summerville 6 nights a week and twice on Sunday? What Katy did? Dorothy Miller skipping school? lunior Dolby not thinking he was right? Charles Peters without his little swagger ? Clarene Aaron being a ballet dancer? Ernest Rhodes writing an essay of 250,000 words? Scott Iohns with a dirty face? Bea Markley high on a windy hill ? Susanne Reinsel with bangs, too? George Aaron not reading a current event about girls? C-L Panorama - 41 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE ,incnzx 1 -13 Lmenfowy jimfmfj - 8 fo 4 Qu Q5 i , hu... 1 gh! QW, QA, A ,Lg 'I 5QLlf1fL8lfLf6Ll y ,SQIJLJQVLLS-7 f0 4 QU 8:5 FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE C-L P 1l 161.6 8125 MARION M. COLLETT ls preparing future chemists and mathe- maticians. ls an efficient administrator. His ambition is to travel and to be a useful citizen in Community, State, and Nation. Hobbies are traveling, gardening, and hunting. GRACE STEWART Hobby is writing letters and traveling. Noted for her helpfulness and worthy advice to all her students and especially keeping the Seniors awake. DOROTHY MCMANN Lively, energetic and oh, what enthusiasm. Special classes in Home Ec. Uses her college roommates for examples. Coaches the girls basketball team and cheerleaders. Pet saying is Let's quit horsing around . Sponsored lunior-Senior Prom of l944. Ambition is de- signer and photographer. All round good sport. LENA ZIGARELLA t ZiqfJY l Her dark, snappy eyes sparkle when she's angry. Keeps our Commercial Department sailing. Spends most of her time in Pittsburgh. Pet saying, l'll get by . Gee, her chuckle is cute, too. HOMER KAHLE Science and American History classes keep him hopping. lf you have any sports prob-- lems, he's always on hand. Definitely a good coach, most pleasant person in the state. Ad- vocates fair play and has a charming little son and daughter. Come on boys, Fight like men. Admired by all. BIRD RILEY Hobby is traveling. Has been in all forty- eight states, Ccnada and Mexico. Teaching experience in Pennsylvania, Idaho, and Alaska. Has an interesting collection of curios. Enjoys preparing future aviators. IRENE EVANS Hails from Pittsburgh. Favorite saying is beginning with all right . Hobby is reading, embroidering, and sewing. Ambition is to con- tinue teaching Math and Latin. Small, quiet, but very sincere. Noted for keeping her home room in order. Has done graduate work at Penn State. Collects perfume bottles. HELEN SONGER Ta tum, ta ta tum. Enraptures everyone with her dimpled smile. Her home room is the best ever. Does a swell job directing class plays. Has her hands full contending with library rushes. Very charming, sweet, and amiable. O yes her real interest is in the U. S. Cavalry. Fred is her husband's name. ETHEL KING lmparts her knowledge on social studies. One of the home teachers. Ambition is to en- courage pupils to do their best work to become worthy citizens. Favorite saying is All Right, let's get quiet now. Majors in Social Studies and Geography. Hobby is reading and collect- ing books. KATHLEEN MCCOY Special work in Chemistry, Allegheny Col- lege Laboratory Chemist, Fraser-Brace Engin- eering Company. Enjoys teaching her Sopho- mores English. An efficient office worker. Am- bition is to live in a peaceful world. ELEANOR EDSALL Has her hands full with choruses. Teaches kids from the first grade up to sing. Her hobby is crocheting. Greatest ambition is a house- wife. Favorite saying is Hurry along. Loves music. Did a swell job directing the operetta. Her biggest problem is keeping the Band in order . Really prefers the army to all others. MIRIAM COON Newcomer this year. Chief delight lOh Yeahl Boys Shop Class. ls envied by all for her perfect curls. Comes from Clarington, Pennsylvania. The Marines is her favorite service branch. Small, dark, and quiet. Heads scenery in all plays and operettas. Seems like one of us. C-L Panorama - 44 Compliments of ITIIIST NATIUNAL BANIS IN ELAIIIUN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CompIiments of IVIII. and IVIIIS. 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