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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1931 volume:

I THE CLIFFS Fill SENIQR NUMBER lf Clarks Summit Clarks Green High School Yi .ima 5 lXwf't KU Yllllllllt' I ,ll'NIf. 19131 NL1INlJt'I' IX W L'?-'L....'f..-'l 'Q ,N ...::.' L I 19' -f Tl: , , , xy ' W 'S ' - ' I Q '51,-1 ff' ,,.fl!z':5l' GREETING May The Cliffs always preserve for you the memo- ries of your happy High School days. Where is the heart that doth not keep Within the inmost core Some fond remembrance hidden deed Of days that are no more DCX CQNTENTS V V Seniors History Calendar Prophecy Advisor and Mascot Orgamzatlon Literary Wit and Humor Alma Mater Ads ert1-rcments 4 39 I' X: 1. ' f A 11. ' 111. . IV. 1 ,lil V. '- I. VI. '. ' 11. ' III. ' IX. . . M-.9 we -1 li f ,slr 4,,.,,--. If' K D -'i'?-' vs ' :fl , g XP' 1:15 A I - XL If l' - I - A -.Ill 5 7 r 7 'hgh' q S, ' I ,' fi - 4-.in . ' .ff ,f X X- , X L f , ' V! ' I5 f A 1 xx 59 iff' X ff X N IU! X I ,-. 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Clark Green Pa Glee Club 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 Boxmg 3 It IS better to know less than to know much that unt so Some ay money grows on t1ees B111 WOlkS under thlf p11nc1ple he has establxshed fox h1IT1SClf a self l6IlCW1llf:, test tube dlawer ln Chem1st1y Brlls 1eal fa111ng It golf He IQ lvaltlflg pauently for the tlme he can b at Bobby Jone at h1s p ofe slonal game B111 IS 3So1St 1IlE pro at tne Waverly Count1y Club BERNICE COVEY Clarks Summit Pa. A g1rl rellable and t1ue And furtneunore a worker too Stlck to al1ve ne s lS a great vlrtue and BCIIHC talnly has It Many hours Bernlce labo1ed 0161 he1 u know 1n the lab and all the kmgs ho1ses and would not have b en able to d a h r awa, She lS qu1et and unassumlng but has a dec ded 0131111011 of her ovxn on ny Cllllellll qu S1 on At pre ent the profess 011 of 111,115 1ng IS fo no t on Be HIC s future hor1zon C91 Ill I1 L EDMUND CLARK Clarks Summmt Pa. Clas Sec 4 Sec Treas of Glee Club 2 Vce Pres of Glee Club 3 Pres. of Glee Club 4 Football Mana er 4 Box ng 3 Masque 4 Muslcal Comedv 23 H1 Y 1 2 A A Cou1cl 3 All good goods come ln small packages What a tine fellow Eddl IS 31 four square stud nt 1nte1ested 111 d amatlcs 1n athlet1cs and every phase of chool l1fe He managed the football team th1ough a suc c ssful ason and who can eve1 fOlg8t the F1enchma11 .,o'1g Its Hard to Comprehend Z e E1gl1sh Language ROSE M DECKER Clarks Summt Pa Glee Club 1 2 4 Glrl Reserw 2 2 Vlce Preszdent of Class 3 In F1ench we say lhomme L sucre le lalt le poche But 1n Enghsh all that ROS18 knows Is the propel name Le Roche What would we do wlthout Rose? Full of pep a good dfmc 1 111 unsweverlng fr1end and a good student thats R, s Anvone of thes days we exp ct to h a that Ros has vsom a beauty contest and she ce ta1n15 would get lt 1f Jelry and the class were the Judges 6 --A. - -f-A-'+1ii T 1- X - -g -- 1 N' b -.,.. M, -ms . . 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ROMAIXE L WARREN' Chmchllla Pa Glrl Reserve 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 I love the cows and chlckens but thls lS the l1fe A locker slams some heaky steps books commg across the table Mlnnle appears-usually late too Bu It lS easlly explamed the Northern lS often late So many of her relat1ves d1e-exther that or trouble Wlth her teeth let her come to school about every other day When she does come exeryone knows 1t by elther a very pecullar g1ggle ln the mldst of a dlscusslon rn Democracy or her well known present 1n Engllsh DONALD E COOIN-EY Clarks Green, Pa Glee Club 3 4 I-I1 Y 2 3 Masques 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 To love lS a pa1nful thrlll But not to love more palnful st1ll My true love hath my heart and I have hers Donalds thoughts must run What was he dolng down at the Justlces of the Peace the other day'-' He rates hlgh 1n extra currlcular act1v1t1es a good student and a good stand by There 1snt much that 1S unknown to Donald he certsuuly knows h1s ammoma BETTY H FOSTER Clarks Summit Pa Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 2 3 Musical Comedy 3 Library Club 3 A lady of socxety Betty 1S the lrttle glrl wxth the b1g blue eyes She IS a strong class supporter and a true frrend Etc meetmgs would be lost wlthout her presence Bets seems to have a strong attractxon outs1d of school Her a1m IS dances and roadsters but we cant blame her for that Whether Betty IS sxck or what we have often wondered because she seems to often cast wonderlng eyes m the dlrectlon of Dr Mackeg s I-.UGENE E FELLOWS Clarks Green P Varsity Football 3 4 Class Pres 2 Class Treas 3 Class Vnce Pres 4 Masques 2 3 4 Glee Clubs 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 Muslcal Comedy 3 Beacon Staff 1 Boxmg 3 Happy am I from care I am free Why arent they all contented 11ke me Poor Eugene he takes almost every afternoon off and yet swears up and down that the students of C S H S are kept as 1n a prlson When mlschlef IS aboard Gene 1s always present although when necessary he can show h1s stuff MARJORIE A GASKILL Clarks Summlt Pa Glee Club 2 3 4 Glee Club Accompamst 3 Gnrl Re serves 2 3 Exchange Edltor on Beacon Stal? 3 There lS wrltten on your brow honesty and constancy Quxet and reserved but full of pep and fun Always stud1es always works but loves to dance and have some fun Marg1e IS a good student but mxxes the s udres rn equal quantrtes Wlth god tlmes Another of her weaknesses IS a certaln tall dark halred blue eyed Semor boy What w1ll Margle do wlthout thlS weakness whlle she lS away at Cedar Crest learmng to sew and cook'-' any .48 fr 7 - 1 , I- ' ' V - v , - ,,...A.,l- - l - -.-f - L.-if 1 . sv it f 3 ji - Q I- 4 .rg I VX - -. - f r ' 1, 1 , :Q+ge' -JB 11-, , ,1 ,-, , -65, K' ,, ' QT -F' ' if-:2, , Aw12ff:.'-'fue f- - 1 ' ' . - 2 ' . 9 , - . 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Glee Club 1 2 Secretary of Class 1 Student Council 2 Gnl Reserves 2 3 Beacon Stan' 3 3 Edltor m Chlet 0 Cllffs 4 Composltlon Editor of Beacon 3 Qtlll the wonder glew That one head could C 1lly all she knew Not often do we find a gnl so ambxtlous so learned a Dolothy Her 3.I11b1f,lOl1 has galned fo1 hex a hlgh scholastxc standmg There was neyer 1 day she was unplepaxed fo1 her vxork nor w1ll there evel be a dav when she IS unpxe pared fOl hex llfe XXOIK A good student an unusually good one DONALD W FISH Clarks Summit Pa Boys Club 1 Checker Tournament 1 HI I 2 3 Musl cal Comedv Advertising Manager 3 One who QtI'lVeS ealnestly and pelseveunglx Donald IS one of the qulet members of our class He IS 511113818 and thoxough ln eyelvtlnng he attempts Neyer does he come to school vtlthout lns lessons plepared and he lS alxxavs Wlulllg to help Oth81S Donald has establlshed px 1nt1ng bus ne s whlch OCCUDIGS all of lns tllllf? aftel school 110111 He was a Vv0lthV member of the H1 y fox tvso yefus and ever an old class standby RLTH G KINBACK Clarks bummlt Pa Glee Club 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 23 Beacon Staff 3 'VIUSICRI Comedy 3 A brlck mdeed a gold brlck If you re ever lookmg for a dependable fuend von re eekmg Ruth Ruth wouldnt let Vou down on a bet She IS fan haned fan kmned an efflclent wo1ker a good student and a dependable fuend Ruth has a W6'1lxI1CSS for babv talk Thev sry men love It Between Chennstxy for Ruth 1S a good chennst and sexvlng ln th ll tea loom we thlnk he W0.l1d make an excellent d1et1t1a1 ALSIIN J GRIFFITHS Clarks Green Pa Glee Club 2 3 4 Ht 1 1 2 4 Art Club 4 Bovmg Llhrarv Club 3 Track 3 Ne er ldl newer st1ll Alvxays dlavung dlavy he wall Oscar W1ll Jack Tonv what a lot of names for one p :son MISS Escott b stowed Oscar upon hlm the fnst day of school when she called Oscax Grlfflths class IQ yely fortunate to haye one artlst ln IIS nndst but mdeed we have tvxo and Al.1'St1Il xs one of them FSTHER JOAN LEWIS Chmchxlla Pa Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Sec Treas of Glee Club 2 Glr' Reserves 2 3 Varsity Basketball 2 4 Masque Play 2 4 Muslcal Comedy 2 3 Cheer Leader 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Class Hlstorlan 4 ro foes a Jolly good fellow Esther IS the glrl mth black han dark eyes and a pletty dark COIDDIGXIOII She halls from North Chlnchllla but has proved that she lsnt a luck She lowes sports dances and good txmes Esther has been a fa1thful cheel l fide: and 1s a pxommng actress 8 - -'+ve--V4-jj4' 'K t b i Q - Q 1 Q 4 , , w ,A ...M ,, , iw 1-L: fi- 1 I L WL 7 H ' I 6 -A V '- - ' '- ' 'fm to . 5 -.,sV, ,-r f--, 1 ..,. 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', s ' . . - .-..-.,-.,-. - --l.- .- .-. -. -..- ,-..-1.-..-.,-..- .- .- ,- .- ,- ,- .-..-..- l-. -.,-.,- .-..-..- 'i f Qgg, -- Y g lla- ESTHER L PECK Clarks Summrt Pa Glee Club 1 .1 4 Class Reporter 1 Glrl Reserves 2 3 Art Llub 4 Lrbrary Club She looks 11ke an angel and acts lt too But vou ne1e1 can tell what an angel wlll do Esther ce1ta1n1y acts l1ke an angel 1n class but f1 om out Slde rumors we te heard shes not so good and qulet as she seems She IS able to talk about any klnd of flowex they seem to be her pet hobby Esther It lS sald can play the Iinanodxery n1cely maybe thats how she amuses the boy 11en SHERMAN RAWCK JR Clarks Summlt Pa Varslty Football 1 2 3 4 Capt of Football 4 Varslty Basketball 1 Track 1 2 Boxmg 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 MUSICHI tomedy 3 H Y 1 2 3 Masques 4 Student Councrl 4 Glass Presrdent 4 Masgues Play 4 Captam of the Guard Captaln of the football team Presldent of the SCDIOI Class These s1gn1fy popular1ty and capab1l1ty And Sherm IS no exceptlon After three years of vars1ty foot ball he recened h1s honor due-captam and he capta1ned the 31 team through a successful season DOROTHY PHILLIPS Chmchllla. Pa She IS pretty to walk w1th And wxtty to talk Wlth And pleasant to th1nk on Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Grrl Reserves 2 3 Lrbrary Club 3 We dont blame Doug for h1S choxce he certa1nly has chosen the p1ck of the crowd Dorothy lS a qulet black harred adorable 11ttle glrl and were not foolxng when we say l1ttle She s never left out of a crowd and has a pecullar 11ttle g1ggle all of her own mventlon DANIEL REESE Clarks Summlt Pa Baseball 3 Basketball 4 Football 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 H Y 1 2 What Danny thought was H20 was H2504 Let me lntroduce Gary Cooper the second the prlde of the Semor Class How many of you saw Danny r1de past the school the other day 1n Daves rumble seat wlth a g1rl cuddled closely 1n h1S arms? Let Danny explaln' And d1d you ever hear how Mr Mahaley took Danny down to see Santa Claus Gary IS stlll thr1lled Danny IS a good athlete and a dependable frlend ELEAINORE WAYNE TI-IRASHER Clarks Green Pa Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Gu-l Reserves 2 3 Vlce Pres of Glrl Reserves 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Musrcal Comedy 3 Cheer Leadrng 3 4 Athletlc Councrl 3 Lrbrary Club 3 Chffs Staff 4 Few hearts l1ke hers mth m1sch1ef warmed Few heads Wlth m1sch1ef so mformed Eleanore lS the gm athlete of the Senlor Class She has been the backbone of the Vars1ty basketball team fO1 three years Her lusty volce for two years has led us 1n pra1se of the football team Besldes a hlgh athlet1c record Eleanore has a credltable scholast1c stand1ng nf 0 ll .J 3 5 9 I X' A 11 ' is x xx nf 1 Y 11 l., I ' 1. A -up n 'L 1 I . , . .' n- ' I ' v s ' 1 s 1 1 1 ' r 1 Y . ' 0 ' 1 1 1 0- 1 1. - - . 1 , 1 . ' , , 1 , p Q 1 4 . . 7 1 . - 1 - s . . ' ' ' Q. Cir , 1 I , . 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L ' 1 1 . , 1 1-1-11-11:1::1: : : : : : :-1:32 121: Q :1::1:1::: : :1: ::::1:1.:1:1: : ::: 1-st 3 n fi 'S-1 H' w .ill-V ' fm.-I f GRACE L WALTER Clarks Summlt Pa Glee Club 1 2 3 Girl Reserves 2 3 A quiet girl but a good one What a very quiet studrous unassuming girl Grace IS To know her rs to hke her because she has lived the part of a motto To hare a friend lS to be one She always cornes to classes with her lessons prepared and 15 wrllrng to help all those around her who have forgotten theirs Grace rs quick to hear a Joke and her merry srnrle has won its wav with all her classmates She 1S an energetic worker frnd a worthvshrle friend GERARD D ROCHE Chmchrlla Pa Varsrty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Baseball, 2 Track 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 Beacon Staff 3 Glee Club 2 3 Musical Comedy 2 3 Varsity Basketball Capt 2. If it be a crime to love Then I am guilty X X G . Qv W I 1 1 Q lL ' 1-r L 'I ', I .lla ' ,. 7 ,LQ-A ,510 ,'.f'-,315 A . . . A 5 . C U V ' I . . ' . - - I 'Y , - . -1 s , - 2 '- , - 9 'iJerry hails from the backwoods of Chinchilla where the country life has made him a good sportsnran He was a member of the Varsity basketball team, Varsity football and Varsity baseball. He even played the part of cuprd and . t-.1 l I , ' I H' . U I . .. .. . , ,, .. : J.. L , ' , - : vil, : '- 2 -3: . : . - 5 A 9 U , s , 3, ' 'A J' , , l, ' 1 v '1 fa L v- v ' C 1 , 1 ' captured the heart of one of his classmates MARIAN C WALTER Clarks Summit Pa Honor br ings responsibility ar d a real worker ROBERT T SIMRELL Clarks Summit Pa.. Glee Club 1 2 Masques 3 4 Pres of Masques 4 Class Sec 2 Cla sPres 3 Boxrng 3 Football 3 4 A. A Coun 2 H1 X 2 Track 3 Masques Play 4 'Ready and rip for mischief and fun. Cant you just see the devilishness popping out of his eyes? Bob is no longer the quiet boy that he was when he First entered our class but full of jokes and the center of fun. However Bob doe not lack the fine qualities of a boy. He is of a responsible nature. This vton for hrrn the oflices of the many clubs to which he belonged MARJOR!E J. WALTERS Clarks Summit Pa. ba! .3-4. . place ir1 your pocket. : 1-in fair-.zu 1:11:11 11, 1 1 10 Glee Club 1 2 3 Lrbrary Club 2 3 Girl Reserves 2 Beacon Staff 2 Crreulat on Manager of Cliffs 4 If rt be a friend you want you will find one in Marian Marian rs a quiet girl but likes to argue when she thinks she rs right Everyone knows she 1S a good student and what she knovns she willingly shares with other a quality that has gained her many friends As circulation manager of the quarterly she has worked exceedingly hard to ma re rt a real success A true friend a good student Glee Club 3-4' Pres. of Glee Club 4' Treas of Girl Rcserxes ' Ass. Editor of Clrfls 4' Operetta 3 Basket ' 'Tis irc, to be nf1tu.al when youre naturally nrce Marjorie is so well known and so naturally nrce that 'ts hard to say something about her that isnt known Vlarjorie is blonde serious and studious. Shes a whiz at basketball and a r gular Hglng 1e:1d-r when it comes to etc. frolics. Marjorie expects 'ome day to be handling rnillions-in a bank. Heres hoping Marjorie those millions will not always pass through your hands but find a resting - T R - ii: ' , 4 5. - ' - -4 J '- :gpg I - Hu! - V 'Pl ff i+a.ff E' , ,-ji- Us .P 'I' 4' MARGARET J WARWE Clarks Summit Pa Glee Club l 3 4 Glrl Reserves 22 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 A llttle nonsense now and then Is rellshed by the best of men Peg IS a great sport and theres no denymg It What would Peg do wlthout Mlnllle and Mlnnle w1thoutPeg9 Thev stlck to each othel as a stamp to a letter Dld you ever see Peg when she wasnt sm1l1ng'P Pegs a mfty frxend a pal 1n tlme of need and always has a Joke to tell when voule deep ln slough of despond Well Peg heres suc cess to you' WILLIAM SWALLOW Clarks Green Pa Student Councnl 2 3 4 Busmess Manager of Chtfs 4 Treas of Class 2 4 Art Club 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 3 1 1 Smce brevlty IS the soul of w1t I w1ll be brlef Well' Well' If It 1snt B1ll1e hlmself Tall dark and handsome All the guls just love to walk w1th B11l they fell so fraglle and of no account when look1ng up at hxm B111 has been a mlser 1n countmg out the semor pennles thls year he made them stretch as no one else could JANET H ECKMAN Clarks Green Pa Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Vlce Pres of the Glee Club 3 Glrl Reserves 2 3 Masques 2 3 4 Masque Play 4 Assxstant Cliffs 4 Operetta 3 I know you are full of good nature Tubby seems to be the goat of every Joke but she always comes thlough Smlllilg Janet leans toward dra matlcs and loaned her talent as an actlve member of the Masques for th1ee years She IS energetlc and always W111 mg to do her share of work She IS a good frlend an ardent supporter of all the schools act1v1t1es Chmchnlla, Pa Baseball 2 3 4 Footballfi 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Hn Y 2 23 Operetta 2 3 Nlasques 4 Ye gods anmhllate but t1me and space and make two lovers happy Date IS a great sport ln more wavs than Just 1n the neld of baseball The baseball team would surely have been crlppled 1f It were not for our star left handed pltcher Ever smce Dane lOlII6fl us ln our Sophomore year he has had a steady weakness' Thls 1S one ot many truth 1f any truths there are Any mans good looklng lf he only owns a car ELIZABETH M WHITE Clarks Summlt Pa Glee Club 1 2 3 Glrl Reserves 2 3 Library Club 2 3 Glue the world the best you have and the best w11l come back to you If 1n seyeral yeals a great blg war should break out several young men would consxder themselve the most lucky per onages 1n the world For Betty has declded to be a nurse and nurse she wlll be Betty has always had a neak ness for the SCIENCES and certalnly makes an effxclent l1tt1e co worker ln the lab Success 1S bound to favor Betty 1f she conyerts her present trend of thought 1nto her future work 11 : I 0' u xx J lf T ' 1 4 . 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'f -NB ' A ll ffef. 1- - v es We-1 2-'V- ' Iliff -, ds. ...f' - ' ' s ,Af af 1, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Orr the openrng day of the term September 1919 we the class of 31 entered school wrth a long cherrshed desrre to get an educatron After erght years of prolonged hard shrps we entered wrth Joy the Fr eshrnfrn year of hrgh school We had as a class advrser Mrss Allardrce A few weeks after thrs great entry we called our first class meetrng to organrze our class At this rneetrng the followrng officers were elected Arthur Fer guson Presrdent John Lfr Murray Vrce Presrdcnt Dorothy Golev Secretary and Marran Losey Treasurer After a few hectrc weeks we became accustomed to the new routrne and learned to find our varrous classrooms at the rrght trme and wrthout much trouble After we grew accustomed to thrs procedure trme pissed qurckly 'rnd Chrrstrnas vacatron was soon at hand When we returned we felt that we should be treated wrth more respect as we were no longer green freshres At the end of the year our sturdy class passed the har dshrp of the final ercamrnatrons wrth flung colors and left school for three months of joyous xacatron Nevertheless we were not sorry to resume our studres as Sophomores Much to our orrow our class was drmrnrshed and we found we had lost twentv srx of our former classmates But to the delrght of exeryone rn the class we welcomed rnto our joyous Band dur rng the year fiye new members James McGlynn Gerard Roche Ruth Krnberck Junror Watson and Donald Coonev Although there were many drfficultres to overcome we bravely strove onward Soon after our return we held a class meetrng and elected our officers for the comrng xear These were Eugene Fellows Presrdent Wrllram Shurtleff Vrcc Presrdent Robert Srmrell Secretary and Wrllram Swallow Treasurer The year sped along raprdlx due to some trme spent rn socral actrwrtres and although we spent less trme on our studre our standard proxed to be hrgh 'rt the end of the vefrr 12 . - 1 - . - c l - v . f- - v . , 4 Y 3 I .. - . 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Y . - - - r - - c y . , ' .. . c . 4 . 1-1-9-an--1--1-1:1 1-::--1-.1-,:-1-amz:-V:--1 1-:ina-1 1- 1-11- 1. an-3 V:-nz-1-1 4 r. -. ga-1 0 I I Senior Class History At the Sophomore Hoppe the class colors for the first time appeared in public Another never to be forgotten party was held at Esther Lewis home Bob Singer led an excavating party around in the cemetery This vacation passed rapidly and our Junior year opened with its new tasks A we realized we had more work to accomplish than in any of our preceding years we elected our class ofiicers immediately When the election returns were counted the officers were as follows Bob Simrell President Rose Decker Vice President Jean Clark Sec retary and Gene Fellows Trasurer As in each of the previous years the members of our class took an acitve part in athletics especially in football The class sponsored the musical comedy One In a Blue Moon and all worked hard to make it a success At the Junior Jump it was found that all Juniors were experienced Jumpers Soon after this we gave the Junior and Senior Prom which was the main event of the year It was not long before we entered school as dignified Seniors we were glad to find that Mr Mahaley was to be our class adv 1ser again We .velcomed into our school Miss Escott Miss Copenhaver Miss Parrv and Miss Schwab Soon after our return we elected our class officers Sherman Ranck President Eugene Fellows Vice President B111 Swallow Treasurer and Edmund Clark, Secretary As we were all eager to get our class rings and pins, we selected them at a class meet- ing early in the term, and it was not long before we were the proud possessors of those tokens of our Seniority. Now we have reached the end of our four years of high school. Graduation stands as a milestone, marking the time when we shall enter a new life. We realize that we have gained a great deal during the time spent in Clarks Summit High School, and we hope that the positions we take in various fields of work will show our appreciation for the education we have received and the friendships we have formed. 13 i i' . 4 I I ' l i , . ' I . S f:o1o1uzn1ogo11v:1s:v4.:es1uz0go491v:4v:4n:1'Quia-cvocoevzenioxoxfnzcsiozoioioza mi are-ff ,,1, Mal a ' ' Q -V 1 Ld.,..c,ZZ Nllllv f 7 fm. K I SENIOR CLASS CALENDAR September 2 Wrth all the drgnrty that b comes such a body as the Honorable Class of 1931 the new Senrors appeared at the local on trme the first mornrng to grve the new faculty the once over Father John met us at the door wrth open arms September 5 Senror electrons The new votrng machrne was rnstrtuted as drrty DOl1t1f S was the rssue of the day September 9 Frrst meetmg of the Senror Grrls Club at the home of the presrdent Marjorre Walters September 20 Belng hungry agarn the etc gang gathered at the home of Betty Foster Mrss Watkrns was rn attendance September 21 Good mornrng Mousre Mrss Watkrns was rn attendance rn Democ racy class and called on Vrolet September 22 Brg pep fest rn chapel Thrasher Lotz and Lewrs at rt agarn wlth Mrss Parry at the prano Two new yells and gobs of new songs and pep September 23 The first football game of the season The Summrt gang journeyed to Tunket to play Fry All durrng the game the referee was srngrng I rn a Dreamer I Can t Help It October 4-Dancrng was good at the Senror Werner roast and sport dance held at the home of Jean Clark Frfteen cent records on a portable vrctrola werent so bad October 7 Etc at the home of Rose Decker What happened to Decker s floor lamp? October 11 The Blue and Whrte bussed and how to West Prttston to take a ter rrble beatrng Art Ferguson managed to get hold of the ball and get away for a nrce run resultrng rn the locals first touchdown for the season October 15 Brg debate rn assembly Resolved that grrls should play football grrls drscussed everythrng from Tom Mackeys back to Gene Fellows mouth October 17 Game wrth Mayfield Frrst vrctory for the gang thrs season Combrned Glee Clubs party that nrght October 25-Game wrth Mayfield The Summrt almost succeeded rn turnrng back the Mayfield eleven Marvelous weather for ducks October 27 The Senror Class was so brrllrant that the poor faculty was at a loss as to what to teach them so Instrtute week was declared and the teachers very dutrfully trrpped to Scranton to learn somethrng November 3 Back to school The vacatron apparently benefited the faculty November 4 Etc at the home of MarJor1e Gaskrlls Oh what sandwrches November 6 More polrtrcs the rssue berng class rrngs Frnally decrded on them November 7 Measured for class rrngs Won another football game wrth Nrcholson Spectacular plays were rn promrnence Not ember 14 The gang journeyed to Jermyn After clearrng the field of mules etc one on the Blue and Whrte followers November 15 Eddre Clark made hrs debut rn Sparkrn before the Abrngton Womens Club Esther Lewrs drrected the productron November 17 We Sen ors gave Scranton a treat The oc asron berng a trrp to Hornbaker s We enjoyed lookrng at Mrss Watkrns prctures November 18 Etc at Esther Lewr Proofs floated rn from Hornbaker s and oh the comprexrons' Not ember 27-Glee Clubs combrned to srng at the Methodrst Church November 21 Beat Dallas Etc dance rn the school Nrmblefingers arrrved an hour early November 22 Factoryxrlle beat us agarn How come the faculty dldllt grve the usual dance'P 14 - ' ' ' 3 'W n T I L ' . . -.. . . ,, . , . . - ' ' r T 1 . Y ' ' ' l - ' ' . ' . We . ., - - . , . , . , , . . , . 7 A 1 h U . l .,, ., the Summit warriors were ready to declare war. Dressing in the 'tbreaker was a new l ' '1 ' C4 ' YY! ' .- i . c ' ' ' ' - . 'si ' ' ' . , , - C 4 . i . . . g..L.,..LLL1LfZDl... gig Qiijgfign:-11114-1rjianinngm-1-1 -.- : .:, 2 : - 1 11011 'T 'ifigi -' T V ' ' ' tx TI'-1. 1 - 1 ' 4 h X,w N f 1 Q A 1 - -f. 41111 Senlor Class Calendar December 2 Etc at Dot Phl111DS Thls wxll be lerrembered as the Etc rebellxon of 1931 December 18 Romame Warren made her debut 111 The Sewerth Chr sfmas This was a G1rl Reserxe product1on December 21 Esther Lewls Jean Clark Marjorle Waltels Eddle Cla k and Sher man Ranck took palt ln Why the Ch1mes Rang presented at the PIBSUYISI 1an Church We all departed and went to our homes to awalt the corr mg of Santa Claus January 2 Back to the old grlnd January 14 Gene Fellows and Sherman Ranck strutted the r stuif all over the town ln unxforms January 15 16 The Masques plesented the play A Fun House Whele the Aunt1e Jean Clark Esther LEWIS Gene Fellows Bob Slmrell and Sherman Ranck were the Semor representat1ves Janualy 30 F1rst basketball game of the season w 1th Dalton February 2 The Sen1ors went for a rlde w1th Frank Martz We really had hlm bellevlng that we were golng to Washlngton February 6 The Summlt cagers journeyed to Wayelly February 3 Etc at the home of Marjorle Walters Lets play poker February 13 The Summ1t gang went to Fleetwlle February 15 Mlss Escott kept the SGHIOTS 1n She went so far as to stop LEWIS and Slmrell playxng the narmless game of tlck tack toe Febluary 220 The gang went to Dalton The boys appeared 1D new sults The g1rls Won the1r first game Watch the Bloomers February 21 The glrls won another game Wlth Waverly March 6 Last game of the basketball season wlth Fleetulle A new coach 1n the form of Mr W1ll1ams March 9 Sen or pennants came Oh what flashes March 10 Etc at Jean Clarks Flat t11es agam Malch 15 Blg banquet at Overbrook On what a Dlght Dance wlth me Mlss Fscott March 24 Etc at Rose Deckers Another nxce mght for ducks Aprxl 8 The gang went to the Rxvlexa Mr Stewart went call1ng'1 1'P Apr1l 24 Fxrst baseball game Wlth Date p1tch1ng Dalton fell easxly Apr1l28 Etc at Dot Phllllps Swlnglng Swlnglng May 2 Track meet Summ1t men proxed to be faster than we thought May 4 Rose Marle Inn luled us away May 6 Blg t1me The Summlt gang beat F H S at baseball Hang out the banner' Mav 14 Etc 1n1t1at1on at the home of Esthex LEWIS Enough Sald' Baseball game Wlth Waxerly Mas 21 Senlor day Max 30 Annual Etc Sprxng Prom at the Abln Gardens May 31 Baccalaureate sermon Rex Palmer preachmg The first Journey up the axsle for some of us June 2 JUIIIOI' Semor Prom Oh what clothes June 3 Flnal rehearsal for classnlght June 4-Class mght Wlth blg tlme afterward Oh what we learned about ourselses' June 5 Commencement speaker Dr Noonan A hot Senlor sklp after the exerclses Farewell fmends teachers and others and long lue the kmg' lo 11.1 4- 1. 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A b1g s1gn the globe clears we see on the s1gn Fellows The Great Loser and at once we are all astonxshed We watch the plcture and at the conclus1on we dec1de that Gene has not changed smce hlS h1gh school days Another bu1ld1ng'l A theatre agaln There we see Donald FlSh standlng at the stage entrance where hundreds of women are wa1t1ng for hls autograph Wh1te agaln mvades the globe a hosp1tal and there we see Betty Foster as a head nurse Betty certamly makes a good nurse as she always des1red to be close to the medlcal professlon Next we see a large house who IS l1v1ng there why 1ts MRIJOYIC Gask1ll spec1al1z1ng ln Home ECOIIOITIICS It looks as 1f F'lor1da people were fond of northern cookmg 1f they re not they ll have to grow to l1ke It Another college appears It s D1ck1nson College There we see a teacher stand1ng 1n front of the room teach1ng forelgn languages We get a good look and who should It be but Dorothy Goley Theres a house up on a h1ll a large wh1te house w1th servants the globe IS hazy lt clears why 1ts Austm Gr1fTlths llvlllg there Tony turned out to be a great mventox so he and a certam l1ttle Fresh man can af'fo1d to l1ve ln great style A g11l 15 walk1ng along the street we cant seem to d1StlllgUlS1l who lt IS We look xe1y closelx and 1tS Ruth Klnback shes so th1n we dldn t know her She found a famous xx ay of xeducmg We see a gul Slttlllg on a bench tak1ng down notes It s a baseball game Why IIS Esther LEWIS sport edltor of The New York Tunes 16 . . , -' , . . 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V - - 1 241111 11- ap 1.01-1 rx-111:21 1 1 10:4-.:4 tl 1 11 1 2 1-:nan :nz L: 101 fi X,-vNt3 Senior Class Prophecy Next we see Esther Peck going on a long Jouiney Shes a missionary and is being sent to foreign lands A big farm again comes 111 view In admiring the lite stock we see the 11ttle house wife stroll1ng through the pastures Its Dorothy Philips We wonder if maiiied life has cured Dot of taking garteis Hold that line boys plunge thru lt The voice sounds familiar the gestures we have seen befoie Its Ranck holding down the position of head coach at Yale We re sure from the pep Ranck put 1n the C S H S team when he was captain hell be a howling success Newest 'men tion in incubators Jeriy always liked ch1ckens you know and now hes living com fortfibly on the income S1mrell turned out to be a doctor We all feel soiiv for a certain Sophomore from what weve heard of doctors wives A crowd of people tents s1gns-ah' its a circus Why its B111 Swallow promenading as the tall man of the circus B111 was never exactly very small 1n his high school days Another school comes 1n view Home Economics is being taught and theres Eleanor Thrashei as the teacher She probably wont be a teacher long as no doubt Tayloi likes good cooking Simply and plainly a SBIICS of dates The globe cleais and we see Grace Walters teaching H story in the place of M1 s Watk1ns We see Grace is using Miss Watkins tactics W see another teacher in front of the room Wlltlng formulas equations etc a chemistry book in he1 hand if s Marion Walters Here s luck Marion The ball 1S hazy It clears a large building its the New York Stock Exchange building We find out Marjorie Walters IS at the head of it We always thought Marjorie would be a big business girl some day A girl we s e walking thiough a park She stops to talk to someone she goes again and talks to someone else. It's Peg Warne, still up to her old tricks break- ing hearts. A herd of cattle comes in view. A girl is chasing the cows home. Why it's Romaine Warren' Minnie is still in the cow' business. The ball clears. we see a crowd of people all excited. A baseball game Dave West is playing-second Babe Ruth. We always knew Dave would be a baseball star from his work shown at C. S. H. S. White again. a hospital. The class of 31 sure must have admired the Held of nursing. Betty White is here as a head nurse. We know' Betty will be able to hold the respon- sibility of nursing. The globe becomes very hazy, it does not clear. As it grows darker everyone wishes the class of '31 the very best luck and hope that each may ride on the road to success. 1 .-1.-.. Q-i1.1.1f11.:1-1111: 1 1 Quin: :z 1 zi-111: 1: 141 :cz 1 1 -. 1 17 'T -' , - H ' -1'iT4:: : ,' 11 7 I 4 I W X ' ' Q - umm? f ' 'frquj 14, K I' 4+ -55 -gen, , ELA 1-4 , 4:zi..-.- .iflf . D . . ' vs' ' f ' s 44 ' - , A ' . A 4 1. c , . ' - v . 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't't 'I fllllv' r ' maj K I J. 1 I x I 4,Q .. 71,4155 N ff., LL, ,zzflr JOHN W MAP ALEY It all sta1ted vn the famous Dutch country at Hanover Pennsylvan1a The1e near the b gnuung of the twentleth centry a baby boy was 1n1t1at d 1nto the Mahaley favmlv H1s earhest chatte1 con 1 ted of such words as mutter vatex brod pfiffer hans and wasser After bemg hoo dooed over by a wxtch doctor he was thought t ong and healthy enoug1 to e1te th mysterles of educatlon In 1919 he was duly pr s nted Kllfl a d ploma fIO I1 the Hanov r H1gh School The next three yea1s were p nt at var1ous occupat1ons One taught hun how to make pretzels out of cotton batmg to amuse the Boogy cla s and anoth r workmg 111 the movles taught h1m the tr1cks and antlcs of a true IOVGI ThlS must b so SIHCE he IS ever adv1s ng the Jun1or boys on prop r b hawlox ln th p enc 01 wornen The call fo1 worthy men was answered bv Mr Mahalev IH 1922 It was at college so wev heard that he pursued sc1ence w1th t u dlgrnty WhlCh seemed to 1nclude that he act as r1ght hand man to the professor '1 d help all puzzeled DIGC Q of fGl'llI11l1ltV over SCIEHIIHW d1Hicult1es Mr Mahaley was g1adu1ted 1n 1926 from D'ClflIlS0f1 It n1ust hate been around thls t1me that Sprlnv lwhtls tu1ned h1S thoughts from so 1001 to a charmmg brunette MISS Bernlc Crandall On can 35115 see that the flllle sp nt 111 the old ho ne town movle had no' been sp nt H xe for lacl of so nethmg to do tool thc C31 apart each day and she weeded the pan ICS In th autumn of 1929 they mov d to C azks Slmmlt Then' b1g mom nt came October 31 1929 whe1 John C av 'iall na hc d C1 n b ll the att ndmg ghosts and gobllns of all axnrs day Johnny. at orc no1opo11zed all the1r QDRIC t1me so Mr vlahaley cou d no 'ODgCI take the t1me to haul hs car apart He vsas fo ced to buy a new one and ID the meantlme the can 165 1 ent to seed and were b'own away FOI tvto year M1 Mahalev has b en c'as ad lSO of the class of 31 Where eve y other teachel IH CLP? S100 ha marked ou1 class the xx orst to date he has offered d pendable and slncere adx ce and ha stuck to u thlOllgh th1Ck and th1n 18 1 . L - L . e , ' . ' , s 1 . . 'L 1 t' e . ' ' . e e , 1' 1 1 . ' 1 , e- ' . - S 9 A . . I A . . G , 7 A V. . . , . . . . V . , . ' .1 3 M 7 . .Ni . 2 e ,. ' : 2 res 2 , . ' V . , ve . . T 9 : l. V . . . L, lf - . - 1 . , e . . e . e ' ' r ' . C3 ' 1 ' t e in vain. The Mahaley mansion incorporated was first established at Clarks Green, Pa. on Q 1 .' . 1 ' V . S' . c . ' e i 1 1 ' . ' ' e A f , , . 1' .1 . ' T tal e' 1 'f a e 1. - ' s ' ,. . ' . C' ' 1 .' ' . ' ' 1 . I ' ' 1 ' ' . . i 1, . Y r 1 1 ' I W 'S' il' A Y . I ' - .. '. . 2 ,, s v' r , ' . 1' ' ' ., 1 tes ' ' S ' . . ' . e ' '1 . S e ' ' ' . -.... gI-,...... ...,-1-.,-.-.....- -.......,4 - -. ..,. - ...'.L.g. -.- ...QQ 411.14 'r .- Ci? ' - .-31-1-1-15:-, , 5 Q R 1 A 'mf --f LJ gd! THE SENIOR MASCOT A flash of tveo big twinkling brown eyes a rosy streak of Ilushed cheeks and a gurgle of spontaneous good humor IS all one sees and hears as two short chubby little legs carry the Senior mascot on his way to chool after Daddy to see his fond pos se sors The stork presented Johnny to us Octobel 31 1929 and he has been our insp ration ever since Johnnv thinks all cars belong to Dick or Mr Bubb He calls himself Nanny when looking in the mirror and recognizes a senior the moment he sights one. Johnny loves to help Daddy in his garden. As Daddy puts the seeds in Johnny pulls them out. He occupies the back seat of the car, all by his lonesome, and does it as big as any man. Passing the Mahaley residence one can hear issuing from the window, behind the railing on the porch or from the lawn a constant chatter, humming or whistling and soon comes a merry little voice, Haa-do. As soon as he is recog- nized he points out to his audience all specialities of interest as the pretties lflowersl, a passing dogh or maybe he will finally state its 'lnowingf' Johnny has been the star that has guided the class over many difliculties and our cry shall ever be: Long live Johnny, the Senior mascot of 1931! 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1-: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1:1:f1:r1:1 1:1::1: 1: 1: 1:1014 111: 1:11 1 19 'i 1' tw-B l U 'I e ETC Whlz Bang' September 14 lt was started What', etc' The first meetmg was held at Marjorle Walters home A most enjoyable tlme was had by all The next b1g feature was the etc DIUS They arrlved amld many ohs' and ahs' Thxs was the first chapter to have pxns It IS the w1sh that future clubs w1ll do th1s too Came Thanksgxvlng and football and then the etc fall subscrxptmn dance A large crowd Jr. good I'I'lllS1C s a good txme Next was the Progresswe dlnner It was a success wlth one exceptlon We all ate so much that on Wednesday mornlng Democlay class wasnt qulte the same Wlth the sprlng came the thought of pledges and pledges meant 1n1t1at1on Spread over a perlod of five weeks nlne dogs were pledged for etc No descrxptlon lS needed here for everyone around C S H S appreclates the value of May 14 ask some of the Junlor glrls how they felt on the day after We found that the JUIIIOTS were very fond of oysters The sprlng prom was held rn Abln Gardens The curtaln lS about to fall 1931 etc has flmshed 1ts act and the curtaln IS about Z0 . . 7 ' . to rise upon the newly organized 1932 chapter. 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A Am .2-flag , IEW VOV A fratermty wxth admlral asp1rat1ons was founded several years ago Thls club was under the nomenclature of Tappa Keggs The charter members were Gene Fellows Herbert Decker Howard Nolan Jerry Roche and Arthur Ferguson But It was short llved later the members were to be relnstated 1n another fratermty Then from the m1dSt of the Junlor class of 1930 the mlghty arm of good Judgment reached out and w1th DFECISC care plcked elght boys for charter members of the present order of V O V The members chosen were Jerry Roche Arthur Ferguson Rexford Crounse Eddle Clark Howard Nolan Herbert Decker Gene Fellows and Donald Cooney In the course of the two years mtervenmg between 1ts point of orgamzatlon and the present tlme the V O V has favored the followmg wlth membershlp Damel Reese Robert Van Gorden James Young Robert Sxmrell Arthur Carpenter Allen Lesh Paul Pomsard and Ned Ackner The membersh1p now totals slxteen members Two of the members are at large they are Ned Ackner and Howard Nolan The members who w1ll be lost by graduatlon are Eddle Clark Gene Fellows Robert S1mre1l Danlel Reese Jerry Roche and Donald Cooney The officers were for the fxrst year Jerry Roche Presldent and Donald Cooney Secretary Treasurer For the second year the officers Were Gene Fellows Presldent and Donald Cooney Secretary Treasurr Eddle Clark one of the Oflglnal charter members IS not ln the plcture because of prolonged lllness 21 Q Q f . . , 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 . . . . , , 1 1 1 1 ' . . . , . . . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' - 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' . 1 1 is 1:11:11 1:11 1:1-zzzzzzzz is iq 1:13111 :azz ini: zzz:11:1-:1i4:1-:::::-::1:p1fn11 B' W it ' - .lrr muiw '1' 'J ms FAREWELL Nerth the 17ure blue ot hear en Br a trme xx orn chatterrng stream Stands the buluark C S H S Dear old mx strc of our dreams There thru four long wears of Hrgh School H rs sllt h rr bored rn her hrll Xorces and wrth dle frngers urrtten Lastrngr memo res on her xxalls Here she taught us goals of xnrsemen Hou through truth through wrll through G uned thcrr goa s as Longtellou tells us Str ugglrng upx ar ds rn the n ght Here some learned by brtter leesone As they stoxe eome herght to garn There s no roy al road to fxme New that hrgh echool days are ox er Falrerrng our feet would stax And our hands caress exch obrect C hrrrshed shrrnes ot by gone days Though we g un the herghts of great men And our youthful days grow drm Dear old C S H S Alma Hater Thou rrt prrnted deep wrthrn TYIARION WAI TFR Cl s Nlotfo Success Ahoy Class Flower Amerrcan Beauty Rose fl rss C olors hed md Xl hrte mrqht. 72 BJ---'i'f -' .-N U' ' ' ,Ml , L E I xp -1-' I - l 5 - - -' 'nu' L- v au, J fg, , , ,Ll -e K 4::6.-,- ,' If ' Y f r . 1 ' v 4 ,c r . , 2 , v .v - , . 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Y . 7 ' r 1 f n f r 'T' C I 4. .- - ,- ....-..-.... .-.- ...,-.,... -.,- - ,-..-,,-.-..-..-.,- - .- .... - .- nl AT mu'5 dv 'S-1 Gig, 'IW -lb W ' I h ' ' 'J f RECIPE FOR A GRADUATE OF 31 F1RsT PROCFQQ Take a number of good green boys and grrls fresh from grammar school Prck carefully and separate placrng rn a huge bowl and allow to drssolve rnto school mates It w111 be notrced rmmedrately th rt certarn partrcles have an rnherent magnetrc affectron whrch compels them to seek one another After the proper constrtuency has been acqurred strr slowly and add the followmg rngredrents Algebrfr H1StOly Lfrtrn etc Be sure to mlx well Allow the trme between 11 45 A M 'Ind 1 00 P M to be used for replenlshrng the mrxture by Judrclous quintles of candy and cake SUDSIVISIOH rs necessary at all trmes to prevent rndrgestrblfr artrcles from berng nnxed rn too frequently A lrttle awe or the upper classmen wrll reduce the swellrng of heads When nrne months are up you wrll find that part of the mrxture wrll seperate and much wrll be lost Thrs rs all rlght as the best part wrll always remarn You wrll now find that a number of brcorvo PRocFss Carerully prck and separate the Sophomores Use practrcallv the same consrstency as before addrng Brology Amalgamate slowly and carefully It IS advrsaole to add a great deal of sunshrre and laughter rnto thrs new mrxture as rt 1s otherwrse rnclrned to be heavy and of a blursh trnt Thrs trme too great care should be taken to mrx thoroughly for partrcles are apt to stlck to the bottom of the bowl As before for tiller use rce cream dances and football games If seasonrng rs need d a prnch of oflice admrnrstered at rntervals wrll be all that rs necessary After havrng strrred for nrne months agarn allow to srmrrer down nd to become slrghtly brown Thrs trme the result wrll be some hrghly satrsfactory Junrors THIRD PROCESS Agarn separate and place rn large bowl Add French Geometry and PhyS1CS to the constrtuency More of the m xture than usual wrll strck to the Sld8S of the bowl thrs year but strenuous scraprng wrll accomphsh rts removal before nrne months are up and the mrxture rs placed rn as cool a place as can be found to harden and cool rnto Senrors FOURTH PROCESS Thrs stage of the makmg rs very ted1ous and nerve rackrng At thrs stage of the process the compound IS very lrkely to become very much puffed up Lectures wrll remedy thrs to a great degree Frnally after strenuous strrrrng to prevent farlures the compound wrll gradually shape rtself rnto the 1931 graduatrng class from Clarks Summrt Clarks Green Hrgh School 23 -:-.- 1-k'-: ' - ,1.g:-5.15-Lrffi, L I Q' Q if - -- :Q - NL 1 - ' V- - - 'vlfl ' fg, -a ,X Y.-, Y 4. . .f.-E.- . ' Q - , ' 1 - 1 .C C I ' ' ' . ' ' : . . . 2 . . I I , . . 1 . . . 2 .' C I Q . good Sophornores will be the result. ' ' Q AA Y' . ' ' . . . l . .. , . 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' 1 ' C 1 . 0 ' 'Nw 7' J' Ariz, .lu U ' L X A111 THE INJURED KNEE Do vou vv mt to know how to wrn the Smrth game'J Joan Evans was strollrng acl oss the campus She turned qurcklv at the sound of the xorce drrectly behrnd her Alrce Jones had wfrlked up behrnd her Joan had never lrked Alrce though she had never been able to determrne exactly whv not She drdnt know anvthrng bad about her To be sure Alrce trfrveled rn a drfferent class of grrls than Joan but who was Joan to decrde whether Alrce xx as rrght or wrong rn her chorce of fr1ends'P Sure I always want to know how to beat Smrth Joan replred walkrng along now. wrth Alrce Smrth was Penbrooks great rrval rn all fields of sports No basketball hocky or swrmmrng season was drsastrous rf rt lncluded a vrctory over Smrth The comrng basket ball game between the txxo schools was of even greater rmportance than usual It would decrde the permanent ownershrp of the Flemrngton trophy The two rrxals were tred wrth seven vrctorres each and the decrdrng game was only a few days off Thev had alreadv met twrce thrs season Penbrook won the first game bv a narrow margrn but rn the second Smrth uncovered a new sensatron rn Ann Marshall a Sopho more forward who had thrown more than enough goals herself to wrn the game I then games wrth other schools Ann Marshall had contrnued to throw goals at wrll and the chances for Penbrook looked verv slrm A gloom enveloped the Whole school I know how to stop Ann Marshall sard Alrce after she had looked around to be sure no one was near them Hoxv rs that 'J Joan was all attentron Everybody had been worryrng about Ann Marshall It 1 emed thfrt Ann nad an uncanny skrll of berng able to make baskets from any posrtron wrth erther hfrnd You are gorng to guard Ann arent you? asked Alrce I suppose so I tr red to rn the other game she sard How mucn nerve have vou got? Alrce asked rn a low vorce What are vou gettlng at9 asked Joan rmpatrently Ive found out how you can stop Ann rf you want to She has fr bad knee One solrd blov on leer rrght knee wrll frnrsh her for the rest of the game You can do rt early wrth your own knee The refere would never know that rt wasnt an accrdent Then the game s as good as ours Are vou ab olutelv sure about her knee berng bado Absolutely How drd you find rt out'P Dont take mx word for rt Try rt and see for yourself If Im rrght the trophy wrll be ours Well Ill thrnk rt over Thanks for tellrng me It w1ll b easy Alrce assured her Dont get cold feet Its for Penbrook and for the cup Remember the rrght knee So long She turned and walked away Joan was elated all the rest of the mornrng Wrth Ann Marshall taken out Srnrth would b lost Some p ople mrght say rt was not real sportsmanshrp to take advantage of Anns rnyurv but rf anybody rad a bad knee rt was up to her to take care of rt Why a thrng lrl e that mrght happ 1 any trme accrdentally as Alrce had sard And that Femrngton trophv srmply had to be won If a rap on someones knee would xv rn thc cup then let the knee look out for rtself Those Srnrth grrls alxxaxs plav drrtx anyhow Joan told herself The nrght of the game arrrxed and the burldmg was packed Wat trll thev see therr faxorrte go out of the game thought Joan But before the game started she became a lrttle nervous She shuddered at the pos srbrlrtx of Alrce berng rnrstfrker 26 - .,- lull'-A -' Q , - .- ...... -i,- Tx, y , 1 I 7 x9 '- 1'- ' ' .-Q.-W - 1 '1 - , I ,- - A , xv . . r -,-- - - f, ALP. 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Come on 111 show xou She follow ed the girl around the edge of the floor until she saw her mother' Joan she called After a minute she realized that she was standing there rooted to the spot with surprrs You xe b en writing me so much about your games she said that I decided to come and see xour last one for mxself Im glad to see vou mother she said Go on and plav vour best she returned with pride in her vroce make rt hard r than exer to carrv out her plans She knew that she had not alwavs b en worthy or her mothers trust Alice Jones xx as sitting close to her and wrnked know rngly xx hen she caught Joan s exe Well rt must be done anyhow she said to herself We cant lose this game just because mother xxouldnt want me to take advantage of what I know After the tp off her nerv s settled down a little Ann Marshall seized the ball th ew it into the middle of the loop Jo n clinched her teeth She didnt have to wart long In another instant Ann was in a positron whrch couldnt have been better for Joan rf she had placed her there hers lf' A Joan rush d toward her txxo faces seemed to stand out from the seething mass in fro rt of her like two mummres rn a gr av ocean her mother smiling delightfully as th stands roared her daughters name and Alice with a different kind of a smile on lr r fac a sl knowrng smile In an instant she knew she could not do what she had a r d She xxas glad that she had made Alice no promise To le p from hitting the kree she dodged quickly to Anns left side preventing Ann from making a basket that should have been easv for her Joan felt a great load lifted from her mind But a miracle x ould be nece sarx now rf Pe rbrook was to win She threw her elf into the game as rf inspired She followed Ann so closelv that the star never had a clear shot It seemed to her that Ann was making a great many baskets. but at the end of the half she four.d that she had held her down as no other guard had been able to do du1ing the season, The score was 15-12. faxor of Smith. 'iCan you hold her that well in the last half?' asked the coach after they had gone to the dressing room. I think I can, panted Joan. Joan was almost sure that she had made an important discoverx. Ann's knee bent irrxitinglx' toward her and in ord r to avoid hitting it, Joan had to make a quick shift to Anns left. This confused Ann and prevented her from making a basket. Joan decided to try the trick in the last half to see if it always worked. Soon after the plax started Penbrook took the lead, then Snrith passed them Pen- b ooi' came back quickly. Joan stuck to Ann Marshall. Joan found that her guess was correct. Shot after -hot went wild. Once Ann muttered an insulting remark to Joan. but Joan merely smiled and skillfully took the ball out of her hands. When the final whistle blew Pen- brook led by six points. Joan's heart beat until it hurt. She had stopped Ann Marshall. She had s:rx'ed the game and had been square all the way through. -MARJORIE A. GASKILL. is 14: 1 mmf: 1 111 1 1 1 -it up-1 114 1 -111 111,141 .111 xx 1 -11.3 '11-1 27 ad 5'-f-dizlla A- . N M M I V ' 1 413-fe -- T-2' , l .1 ext w iq 5 I X 4 a . . Um? -.- , 1 'UMIJ K 42- ir im? Y 4.1 ,,..A A viii A' U X 'I . K' ' ' ' .H 4 - 1 V ' ' I 1 1 ' . v ' . K . - ' C v . -- ' ' e. e . ' . Q . ' . 4 L' c A' .U U f K .Y .7 V vu ' Q y . 'V F ' I - Joan was nrore upset now than before. Knowing her mother' was watching xvould 4 . Q. . .R . K l . L . .K B L e ' ' ' ' L - ' e ' . ' . ' C ' . and - , 5 ' ' . ' I r L . . . V ' C C . e . s e ' . ' I ' M I . J . . :lx ' 'X iv' 1' ' D V V 7 1 M pl .nr e , ' t ' ' . i 9 4 . . ,L V . , . - Y . . e ' 'S ' C ' ' ' . ' K L 1 .3 . L V Y C y 1 r r L L I 1 C 1 1 Y r L 4 9 c c c c . Q Q Y I va. C 1' C ' v I . .-N 'PI W g . .., us I X .lla is ' 4. gym AN AMATEUR AUTHOR Jacqueline was nineteen years old and to have fiction roll from the trp of her pen was her sole ambition and goal rn life Jacqueline was the daughter and only living relative of a merchant in foreign trade Together thev had visited the four corners of the earth and few were the points of interest that their eyes had not witnessed They had found much to rouse their atten tion in the old Chinese temples with their weird yet fantastic rdols smiling from their crouched positions in the old sprrngless carts drawn by yellow pigmented men rn the floating houses where millions of that overpopulated country have never set foot on land They had explored the shores of the Dark Continent and had penetrated far enough into its depths to confirm the truth of Vachel Llnsay s hypnotic line that Mumbo Jumbo will hoo doo you They did not miss the immortal Sphinx who has kept silent vigil for hundreds of vears over the yast deserts of Egypt and whose lips if Destiny could give them power to peak would portray stories far beyond human ken of the coming and going of man, or his uprrsrngs and hrs downfalls and of the eternal readiness of Death to claim its own The Soviets and their radical changes rn Russia Ghandr and his remarkable leader ship in Indra qouth America and its various uprrsrngs had all left their rmpr int on these two human minds Onc gain they sighted the emblem of liberty rn New York harbor and soon found themselves happily treading the sorl of the home of the free Jacquelrnes father had mad a fortune abroad and now was content to settle down rn a secluded spot far from the maddening crovsd H gn on a bank on er looking a silvery streamlet Jacqueline found an ideal site where she nrrght st in a cn ir fashioned out of the roots of an old birch tree by Nature He e she carried material to write her first story With pen posed she sought in vain for a me'od1amat1., ettrng for the two characters involved She tried Russia Indra Chrna and oth rs but in all civil strife or some other factor spoiled the background. Strange to say she had traveled throughout the world and nowhere could she find the desired efiect. And in the meantime the little brook flowed merrily on its way mur- muring fantastic tales to those with open ears. The birches and beeches bore lasting souvenirs uhtre shining blades of jack knives had left their impressions a place of rend-z-vous often to be rexisited. The yellovs and orange touch-me-nots nodded in com- munion with the lavender burdocks and the daisies scattered here and there in the -unshine had a wealth of material to impart. Jacqueline remained with pencil poised searching for an appropriate setting for her story with her eyes and ears closed to the pleadings of Motlrer Nature. Jacqueline as Sir Launfal in his search for the Holy Grail wa' soon to discover that often in groping for bigger things we overlook the minor ones that 'ire ours for the asking. -MARION C. WALTER. -11 v1 .101 1:1 111 1,1-:1 1-1 10111 1 1:1 1111-1 1 1- 1- 1:11-1 1,1 28 .. 1 in A - ,111-,. 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Alms Billy Eddxe Agnes Don Lady Jane Rosle Tubby Garf Flshle Betty Mudge Dot Tony' Ruthle Lydna Essle Gus Gary Jerry Bobble Lankv Vlolet Gracle Bud Marge Peg Mmme' Abxe Betty' Vw Dortha J ohnnle Helen Peg H V Earlxe Soapy Coach Occupatlon Drnvmg Mmmes Car Takmg Marge Home Trylng to Be Early Smgmg Walkmg Out of Class Hangmg on to Jerry Burchel s Mllk Mald Protecting a Freshman Justice of Peace Rldxng ln Mackeys Car Talking on the Telephone Collecting News Articles Fmdlng a New Name Keeping Her Boy Frlends Apart Taking Children to Rocky Glen Studying Collecting Garters Trymg to Dance Watching Rosle Admlrmg the Sophs Drawing Buying at the A 85 P Helping Others Asslstlng Teacher Worrylng About Eddle Rldlng In Our Car Buvmg Gas for the Nash Wanting for Betty Vlaklng Solutlons Vt rltlng to Russla Remmdxng Seniors of Their Work Teaslng Mmme Blushing Vlaklng Whoopxe Chasmg Students from the Hall Trymg to Teach Junlors Lnomqlt Vtearmg Spats Speeding With the Dodge '30 ' '- .' 1 . 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H V ' ' 7!.A H V A ' ' Mr H . - -1 ac n ' K 44 - - u as ' vw - - 1 i V Mr. V ' e ,. . Q .. - ,. ,. ., V - Mr. - - rl ' - 'v u U ' 1' Mr. ' -. :. I -.:.,:..: :S .- :zz : : 2 2 -..:..: :zz - N 1 's r' i A'E.,1 1 WW - T:T:' '-9 . sv 3' 1 '-If 1 If 4 ll I . ' to - -'S r - 1-' -f gc., THE VVILL To our Dearest Underclassmates: We. the class of 1931. being in a sound. intelligent and comprehensive mind d solemnly make our last will and testament to be carried out with due consideration. To the insignificant class of 1932 we leave our beloved homeroom teacher Mr. John Mahaley on condition that he be treated with all due respect and horor as we the class of 1931 bestowed on hin' and that you fulfill his exacting demand that all absentee slips be signed and turned in by four o clock ev erv day To the Juniors in general we leave our homeroom in whlch we have spent many delightful hours with it woodwork cut tangentially 191 a ventilator which serves as a leaning post and conference center three pencil sharpeners 1D good condition these are passed on providing that each member uses the one nearest not farthest away from his seat ten windows to be used only for illuminating purposes and not for picture frames Mr Mahaleys table which may be painted though it is far more impressing as lt 1s prov d1ng the annual rings he left on the legs our masterpiece painting of Minnies Cow we bequeath to the class on condition that it be given its due reverence and honor and all such odds and ends as our forty folding cha11s the chemistry bottles on their respective shelves never to be touched except the ammonium hvdroxide 1NH4OH1 bottle and that only in case of fainting a scientific DIIZE contest chart which has inspired so many of our members with the hope that it inspires the future generation several thermometers which work occasionally to those who will take up Chemistry we Senior Chemists do solemnly will our secret for dlscovering the unknown salts first the balanced 191 aquarium providing the laws No fishing allowed and Do not feed or annoy the fish b obeyed the various grading charts on condltion that they report high maiks as they have in the past year The SEH101 Girls daughters of Venus do leave to the Junior Dames 111 The drag with the faculty which enables them to skip English Class by the car load 121 We b queath to them our superioi intelligence for teaching school without advanced education 131 The Basketball Belles leave their agility and suieness of shot plus a drag with the coach 141 To the Freshmen we leave the knowledge that a red tie worn by Mr Mahaley 1S a sure sign of a test The hilarious and Joylovlng Senior stags leave to the darling Juniors of that sex 111 The leadershlp that they possess in baseball pitching 421 The ability to be exposed to epidemics 1such as measles1 thus avoiding too many classes 131 We also will the poneys which made 1t possible for our bovs to pull through Latin Class 141 Any old basketball paraphenalia 151 To the Freshmen we leave the enthusiasm to run bigger and better cars to school To our most beloved coaches the faculty we leave the hope that all Seniors of the future will be as congenial to others as assiduous at duties have such capaciousness of mind develop such exphcatory virtues be as apprehensive courteous and cooperative in all things as we the class of 31 have been Though thieves break in and rust doth corrupt let these words be so mdeliblly imprinted on your minds and remain so till Death do us part .31 , o 1 I 3 7 3 , . 1 II . . . Y . V 1 1 . 3 A ' I ' 1 l , , . . . . . . My Vi 5 . . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 9 . . Q V. . 1 V l III 3 M . , . . . . Y . . Y ' ' IV 1 V -1 1 ' Y. V 1 ' D 1 V . I 1 I ' 1 4 1 1 1 - VI 1 :1 :1.:1:1:1....:1.:1: : :1g.:1l-.,-.,- :1:1:1:1:1:11:1: : 3:21:12 , ,, ,-M , HW, W., , T, mn , W , '-3 e .,:24!f,ff ALMA MATER Thru the four long years of h1gh school Mldst the scenes we loxe so well As the mystlc charms to knowledge We vamly seek to spell As we wm athletlc xlctorles And uphold our h1g,h school bllgllt Stlll we work for deer Clarks gummlt and The Blue and the Wh1te As the xears of lxfe o ertake us Nlmglmg fast our locks wlth grex Should our dearest hopes betrfu Us And false fortunes fall away Stlll we banlsh care and adness As our memorles fast grow old And we recall those dass of gladness neath The Blue and the Wh1te 32 . . , , ' y 7 v v . T . . , . - a W 7 Y. . v. . T S . . v 4 I N . . k v l 7 '1 . V K . , Y . . V. Y A ' . v v W l l c D . , h 1 1 4 Y H . , . , I . , . ' ' . 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