Clarks Summit Clarks Green High School - Cliffs Yearbook (Clarks Summit, PA)

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f 1 I I 71 7' I-'r'fv ' II ' W THE FACULTY PROF. HARRY L. s'rEARNs MISS GRACE ALLARDICE MISS CATHERINE BAXTER MR. C. VICTOR BUBB MISS LILLIAN CARPENTER MISS ELISABETH CLOSE MISS ETHEL HOWELLS MRS. MINNIE INGHAM MISS GLADYS JONES MR. EARL KEESLER MISS VIOLA LEACH MISS CASSANDRA LEWIS MR. ARTHUR MORRIS MISS MISS MISS MRS. MISS MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS ANN NORTON LOIS OSBORNE ESTHER PEDRICK ELIZABETH RUSSELL MARY GERTRUDE SMITH ROMAYNE SNOOK HARRY STONE VIVIAN WATKINS OLIVE WHITBECK MADELINE WILLIAMS MR. ELLIS WILLIAMS MISS LUCILLE YEAGER MR. JOHN MAHALEY 1 1 1 1 1 -I1111111111ml1unx--lln1nlI1lln1lm g1gq1m1-1l-m-m-m1m1nn-uninn-nu1nu-un--u 11111-lun-:lu-un nu nn un In un I

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A l M 5 . f .- ..-,vw-1 I' ii i 'T 1 l , ,I ut ' , ,nn Qi h. 1 CLASS HISTORY N SEPTEMBER, nineteen hundred and twenty-five, We, the Class of '29, entered the high school with one great ambition, to acquire a thorough education. Having struggled through eight years of grammar school hardships, we now entered Clarks Summit as Freshmen To most of us our studies, such as Latin and Algebra, were entirely new, but we soon mastered them. Mr. Stearns was our new principal. We also had several new teachers including Miss NVatkins and Mr. Helmich. As Freshmen we were the largest class in the school, numbering more than sixty. A large addition of members from Chinchilla was welcomed to our class. Some of our teachers, especially Mr. Helmich, considered us a bit annoying at times and arguments between hi1n and some of the classmates were not infrequent. We entered our Sophomo1'e year much more serious-minded, having lost most of our Freshman greenness. The class had dwindled down to forty-three. Several members had left school to attend business college, while others started to work. Mary Taylor enjoyed a trip to Europe. We had lost Miss VVilliams, but were delighted to find Miss Baxter as her successor. Class officers for the year were: President, Robert Judd, Vice-president, Marjorie Miller, and treasurer, Robert Hartwick. Dorothy Steele, Evelyn Smith, IIomer Reese, and Ernest Miller were our representatives on the Athletic Council. NVe were also well represented in athletics. Robert MacFarland and IIomer Reese received letters for football. Baas, Hofmeister, Huthmaker, and Carey went out for the team. The girls' basketball team won the inter-class league contest. Those on the team Were: Jeanette Salisbury, captain, Marjorie Miller, Clare Miles, Anna Ollendick, and Patricia Young. The boys' team consisted of: Robert MacFarland, captain, Arthur Baas, Herbert Butson, and Harry Ingham. In the fall of the year our wciner roast was held at Ernest Miller's home. Miss McAllister, Miss VVatkins, and Miss Baxter performed many amusing stunts which everyone enjoyed. The greatest social event of the year was a party held in December. We had a dancing contest which was won by Jane Justin and Arthur Baas. The judges were Miss McAllister and Mr. Stearns. In the spring of the year a class picnic was held at Bald Mount. After packing everyone into a. very few cars we arrived there. Although some had to carry soft drinks and marshmallows up the mountain, everyone had a good time. Each one arrived home at an early hour despite the fact that Alan Carey lost the gas tank from his car. 12