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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1932 volume:

f.. THE CLIFFS Iwi Clarks Summrt Clarks Green Hlgh School JUNE, 1932 Prmted by Pe rles Prmtm Compfmy En rawm by hum En rum Comprmy I 4 . ' C QS g 1 ' . V . 0 Y U Y 1 ' ' 0 ' ' U ' A-, 1-Q rs L zu ' 5- ,,,.,-' 9-., fi! wx' an-5, THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY IU ss Ext! tt t Stem 11 'XII y M wx Watk nx M QQ Pa M w Brace M sx Schu ab 'ight' if ,. 1 I' 1' 'sf M ss Cd Ylls ani M'ss Peck 1h'1ver, K If sf 's N ?4 -Q I O1 Ile 33 A ,jW Greeting We, the Senior Class of 1932, present this volume of The CliHs to Miss Watkins and Mr. Davies, our class advisors, in recogni- tion of their cooperation and interest in all our activities. We hope that this little voltune will preserve for the Seniors the memories of their High School Days for the under classmen a remembrance of the activities of this school year Staff Editor in Chief Ruth Barron Assistant Editor in Chief Anne Fellows Business Manager Bert Decker Asst Business Manager Viola Eckhardt Circulation Manager Louis Gabriel Asst Circulation Manager Paul Poinsard Associate Editors Grace Sturm Helen Decker Edith Watkins Jimmy Young Jane Alexander Grace Murphy 3 ' s K . :cj 3-gi DOC Qcjx :Oc xc :gif Dc 1 K , . i Q . N , . . I ' i . I in n W' r Y ::::.Q.,Q.f:::::::::Qi::::f:11::::::::,:::::L:.,:::1r: 2 .Aga-1 W fi 3 M -4-'Y X .afar SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ln 1910 Qmy how can we remember so far backlj A group of dents entered during the next six years Finally we were graduated to the Hlgh School building where we became the seventh grade During the two vears in seventh and eighth grades we became acquainted with our school and also with the teachers We all loved Miss Carpenter and do you knovs ' she loved some of us sometimes' So atter struggling through two years we found ourselves Joining the ranks ot the underclassmen of the High School Upon entering High School as the Freshman class we found that we had ninety members Many of these were from near by towns We at once bec mme a big problem because of our SIZQ being about the largest that exer entered Clarks Summit High School Our class was socially inclined so we held a weiner roast at the home of Ruth Barron Many ot ou1 class went out for track and several played on the basketball teams We held a picnic at Lake Winola on the last day of school Remember the whip and the terrls wheel' When we returned in September as Sophomores we discovered that our large class had decreased in numbers but at the same time new stu dents had entered The class was divided into two sections with Miss Baxter and Miss Lewis as home room teachers At the first business meeting the tollowlng ofhcers were elected President James Young Vice President Beniamln Lesh Secretary Ruth Barron Treasurer Joe Moran lt seems that our greatest pleasure was the annual weiner roast so we had one at Charles Pearce's home. Our Sophomore boys began to show wonderful possibilities as future football players because Bert Decker, Bud Mirtz and Jerry Roche already played on the Varsity. Always a hard working class UD we appreciated the vacation time which soon had rolled around. A new group of teachers filled the ranks when we returned as Juniors. Miss Copenhaver, Miss Escott, Miss Schwab and Miss Parry were new faculty members with whom we soon became acquainted. Miss Copen- haver, and Miss Watkins became our class advisors. 111 1 .1 1010: -113 ig lg in: ug pin.-:e-:ni 1 1 1 1- 1 -1 .1 I.: L- in: :ini H-C 4 T '-Tl : ' A X ii if Us XL ' P5 xy 3 1 -- ' ' lilly L 1 Y Quad mg, 1 greg? 4-Q.,,- -..I f., .Ac-6,-., Y' . y Y K n youngsters entered the Clarks Summit Grade School. Many new stu- kf L, ' L. r I ,A v l 7. V.-W - . y L Y . . . I 2 . H . . , . Y 1 ! ' ' L ' ll Y ' 77 K6 ' ' 'YY K ' ' ' ' ' . : .' , : 5 ' ' 'Y' v . K v : ' 1 zzz:zz::z::1::1:v14:::::::::v1f: zlezxz :1:r:4::u1:: :::::1:..-:final-::::1: lxzxi: i 'll-.5 v 4 M Azz, ,IW Semor Class History Instead of the regular ws einer roast our class held a Christmas party hach member of the class receix ed a ten cent gift Oh those toys' They gave away so many secrets lhe class rings arrived and were we proud ' The rings received a lot ot admiration from ex ery one Juniors played prominent parts A capable committee made plans for the biggest exent of the year the Junior benior Prom The decorations and the music were superb and everyone had a marvelous time lt was uith eagerness that as 1931 drew to a close we Juniors looked forward to the time ww hen our dreams would be realized and we would be the beniors ot 32 lhe summer passed quickly and the class of 32 entered the High bchool as beniors lt seems the underclassmen have always looked up to the beniois and now it became our turn to accept the praising UD glances ot the underclassmen Hou ex er after several weeks this became common place and the novelty of being Seniors soon wore off At a cla s meeting in the early part of the year the Senior class officers were elected lhey are President James Young Vice President Bob Hall becretary Arthur lferguson Treasurer Ben Lesh Plans were made early in the year for our trip to Washington our caps and govsns mutations and other Senior necessities Many interesting parties were held during the year which are enumerated in the Senior Class Calendar along with the other class activities. It seems like a dream that we have completed the four long years of high school even though ue look brave we all haxe a queer feeling in our hearts vshich proves that ue will miss our Alma Mater and all the good she has held in store for us. We appreciate the patience sw ith which our instructors haue taught us. As we go forth in life we will remember the joys and the friendships that vue haxe had and found in Clark s Sum- mit High bchool. 5 '7. i -' 1 -.--.5 fr.-. . . or ' - H ' - ff X wks- .cue ' 'd ' A I.-J- 241, v ' x , . 0 In the play A Full House, presented by the Dramatic Club, many I . ' my . J Y y Y '. 1 W y . . .. , . , . V y . Y ' ' 7 V1 ' Y ' 1 Y ' -gk., v Q . . . sn . Y V , L x . SA . . . u p , y ' x Y 5 ' J , ' 1 , - . . , L u H , Y ll ,I V y V , , , , u u , . 7 7 x 7 Y Y , il nj 2, .gn USU Em Q I f o N. We JANE M ALEXANDER 'Greta Clarks Green Gl-ee Club 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 3 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 Masques, 2 Art Club 3 4 Musical Comedy 2,14 'Ilhree 4Pegs 2 Track 1 4 Washmgton Pageant 4 Cliffs s aff Why are we on thls earth but to groW'P Plcture a tall wlllowy blonde mth an angelxc face plus a Greta Garbo strlde and you have Jame Janle IS mterested ln arts and fashions to say noth mg of desxgns on the boy frxend' One of the prettlest ln our class she also has the S111lCSt glggle She xs pep persomfled Always laughing full of fun Sketchmg plctures chewmg gum HOWARD BROWN Browme Clarks Summlt H1 Y 1 2 Washmgton Pageant 4 Brown1e holds the dxstmctlon of b mg th hlghest mmded boy 1n the class at least he IS the farthest from the ground lt seems funny that B ownle lS a scarlet topped lad doesn t 1t'P Howard 1S another of that very dlstlnctlve group of Semor art sts He also has planes on the braln alrplanes block planes and Plane Geometry Howard wlll surely suc ceed rn one of these fields RUTH BARRON Barrie Clarks Summit Glee Club 2 3 4 Musical Comedy 2 ' Full House 3 Gu-l Reserves l 2 Three Pegs 2 Beacon Staff 2 C1165 Staff 3 Class Edltor 3 Editor ln Chnef 4 Washmgton Pageant 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Secretary 2 Art Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety Our Edltor ln Chlef 15 reserved yet frlendly and has an amount of wlsdom that we all admlre She xs alwavs w1ll mg to lmpart her knowledge to anv one who asks She 1S mterested 1n Journalism and has been a constant worker on varlous school publlcatlons Have you not notlced a brlghter expresslon upon th1S g1r1 s countenance when lt 1S near vaca t1on t1me'P The reason mlght be that a certam young man fl om New York Mllltary Academy comes home for vacatlons LINDSEY DAVID CAMPBELL Lm Clarks Summit Track l 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Musical Comedy 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 Stage Manager of Washington Pageant 4 Prom Commlttee All mankxnd loves a lover Thls applles especlally to Lmdsey Even though he had a very 1mportant role ln our mus cal comedy Lmdsey found plenty of tlme to slng Peg O My Heart More than half h1s tlme 1S spent 1n shop and h proved his cleverness 1n maklng such a good stage manager for the Washlngton Pageant Our class all seem to get up 1n the a1r about thmgs Llndsey xs goxng to become an avlator too He IS very much 1nt rested ln that type of work GERTRUDE BROWN Gay Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 2 Class Basketball 3 Art Club 3 Washmg ton Pageant 4 Musxcal Comedy 2 Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 Chfl' Stal? 4 Gay lS very correctly named for she lS very gay al though she xs exceptlonally quiet She llkes to study and IS well repald for h r efforts Wlth good marks She believes mn commg out wlth what she thxnks which lS more than we can say for many glrls She comes a long way to attend our school She IS very good 1n French Dont let any of your corle pondenc wlth people ln folelgn lands spoll vou' 6 - -fri-ld : U' .A - -,F-Al hw M., , 91 A ,,,.,.-i-4.14, A I at . -- if- . 1 , 1 --- -f --- J XL ' X! 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A gr: - fm We elf 1 ,, FRANK CARMODY Carmodv Clarks Summlt Glee Club 1 2 3 H1 Y 1 2 3 W'ash1ngton Pageant 4 Carmody 1S a pleasant fellow and a good sport Although he dldn t play football he showed h1s school sp1r1t by gomg to all of the games and usually saw to It that half of the school got there HIS favorrte pastlmes are dancing sw1m mmg and eat1ng as was evldent at all class pa1t1es and Eton s Eddy LILLIAN COLLINS Lllllan Clarks Summit Art Club 3 4 Washmgton Pageant 4 L1111an came to our school 1n 31 from Susquehanna She lS always dressed up and looks 11ke a m1l11on dollars Lllllan loves languages and excels 1n Lat1n She says that she IS gomg to b a language teacher and we know that w11l su1t her L1ll1an IS mterested ln art and makes some very clever thlngs She llkes the name of Frank but that of B1l11e even better FREDERIC I-I CHEREPOW Chlrp Glenburn H1 Y 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Washmgton Pageant 4 Th1S young man haxls from Glenburn He lS on t1me nearly every mornlng but he should be for hlS motorcycle gets h1m here 1n two m1nutes Fred lS xnterested 1n Sc1ence and spends most of h1s t1me 1n Mr Mahaleys room even eatlng h1S 1u11ch there Fred IS the class photographer and very klndly d velops p1ctures for anyone Fred IS rath 1 qulet but he always does what IS asked of h1m He doesnt em mter s ed 1n the g1r1s-yet thank goodness' It IS rumored that he gave one of the Sen1or lasses h1s plcture for Chrlstmas BETTY DECKER B-.tty Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 Muslcal Comedy 4 Glrl Reserves l 2 3 Secretary of Gul Reserves 2 Washmgtfon Pageant 4 Helghty but not fhghty' That IS Betty llked by her classmates She IS studlous and qulet She seems to b partlal to qulet a numb r but there surely IS a m1sch1evous w1nk 1n her eyes It has been whlspered about that she IS golng to be a nurse We surely envy the patlents who w11l recelve her klnd and thouvhtful care Towermg towerlng towerlng hlgh Her 1dea1s are h1tched to the sky Clarks Green She lS very well WILLIAM COVEY Bl Clarks Summlt H1 Y 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Basketball 3 H15 mother calls h1m W11l1am but we all call h1m B111 A loud roar pull? puff Hang on to your seats folks lt s only B111 on the motorcycle B111 IS a very qulet fellow but we cant say that about about hlS cycle He IS a good student and heads the class 1n M3th9m8t1CS and Physxcs It lS rumored around that B111 IS g0lDg to be an 1nJun eer Heres luck to you W1111e We wonder lf Mr Mahaleys love bug has attacked B111 1f so maybe thats the reason for hlS smgmg But youll look sweet upon the seat of a cycle bullt for tv.o 7 'Nh lfxsi W YY? are, - -- ---?: 1 .,.,.iT'53- 91 f ,. .Li-kai. - , I 1- ulfi' -ft? , lb 'li D ' ' H Y- - - ..,1, f 1 f, 'M HA, J fl-, - lu - Ld., . 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'Bert Clarks Summit Full House 3 Musical Comedy 1 2 4 Prom Com mlttee 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Varslty Basketball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Cliffs Staff 4 Art Club 3 HIY 1 Football Captam 4 V 0 V 1 2 3 4 Presxd nt of Glee Club 4 Vlce Presldent of Art Club 3 Bertle IS our man of letters ibut not to Women? we speak 1D terms of football basketball and track Is It h1s vo1ce or personallty that make h1m the hero 1n all our local dramas? Whatever It IS he struts hls stuff If there were letters hand d out for dancmg he would re ce1ve them all Never ldle never stlll Always tappmg dance he Wlll VIOLA ECKHARDT Able Clarks Summlt Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Musical Comedy, 2 4 Glrl Re serves 1 2 3 Thre Pegs, 2 Vars1ty Basketball 3 Prom C'1mm1ttee 3 Clltfs Staff 4 Washmgton Pageant 4 Art Club 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety Vl01a IS the bakers daughter who w1l1 glve cream puffs to no one V1o1a has a keen sense of humor always wel come Ab1e plays the p1ano and how she plays The World Is Wartmg for the Sunr1se' The Eckhardts must be domg a rushlng busmess-they serve chlcken and waffles even at e t c meetmgs V1 15 a very clever artlst galnlng her experl nc bv prlntmv slgns for the bakery V1ola reads a great deal Several books from the town lbrary and the Golden Book have been frequently seen 1n her possesslon FRANKLIN DOUGHTY Franklm Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 2 3 Hi Y 1 2 3 Beacon Staff 2 Scran ton Sun R nortf-r for Clarks Summlt I-hgh School 2 Wash mgton Pageant 4 National Honor Society Franklm is an amb1t1ous boy He IS one of those boys who always comes to class Wlth hlS lessons prepared Franklln 1S our class banker always lend1ng us penc11s He proved a capable Scranton Sun Reporter for our hlgh s nool as xt ell vs an actlve m 'nb r on the Beacon Staff L ve w1th all your mmght Whlle you do l1ve ELIZABETH EMERY Betty Clarks Summit Presldent of Art Club 3 Musxcal Comedy 2 4 t c 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Washmgton Pageant 4 Bettys three blg Interests are Dave home economlcs and seemg how many txmes she can be on t1me Not that Betty hves so far awav from th school but 1ts avsfully hard to be ln Mlss WatklHS room at elghty thlrty As to Home Ec sututed fo Mlss Peck a whole aft rnoon Well not say anythlng about Dave because you alreadv know all there IS to be known Betty doesnt mmd workmg and she has taken part ln many extra curr1cular act1v1t1es who doesnt know that V1 and Betty sub 8 .. ,- ,-l, l - , - .,....f.- - -' ,1 U' - . -L41 , . 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X ll Lv '2 f I' JAMES ARTHUR FERGUSON Ferg Clarks Summit Athletic Club I Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Masques 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Varsity Basketball 1 2 Musical Comdey l 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Summit Beacon 2 Baseball 1 2 Boxing 2 Class Secretary 4 Ferg has played fullback for three years He was a hard Worker and a frequent scorer Studies seem to be the least of Ferg s worries but very once in a while he buckles down and studies with real energy Art excels in track having brought school many honors He is very well liked and No one could sever his friendship for ever DONALD FLETCHER Don Clarks Green Glee C ub 4 Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you seems to fit Don Having come to our local institution just the last year Don IS not so very well knowrl to us but we do recog nize that unfail ng sense of humor he possess s English class seems to be rather antagonistic to Don but none of the Seniors can figure it all out 121 We never seem to be able to get the low down on Don tyou know these ministers sonsl We are not sure whether he IS one of these strong silent men whom the femmes can t leave alone oi a woman hater whom they all adore At any rate we could go to the Sophomozes for th s information ANNE EDWARDS FELLOWS Annie Clarks Gre n e t c 4 Masques 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cliffs Staff 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 Three Pegs 2 Washington Pageant 4 Musical Comedy 4 Stud nt Council 1 2 National Honor Society Though she pursues a scholarly way much fun she finds from day to day Take a long glance at a hard working Senior even if she does detest Latin Annes theme song seems to be Latin IS a dry subject As dry as dry could be Latin killed the Romans And now its killing me NELSON HUTCHISON Nels Clarks Green Art Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Hx Y 1 2 Musical Comedy Washington Pageant 4 Nelson is one of our boys whom we know has a good cook at home. No matter what youve read, he has read it too. Being a good dancer he is always present at our school parties. It is not generally known that he is a heart smasher but a certain Sophomore calls him cupid. Let us in on the secret Nels! Nelson is a clever artist proof of which was furnished by his English project. He is also interested in motor boat racing and spends his week-ends at Lake Wallenpaupac, In summer Nels loses some of his surplus weight by playing tennis. Is he air- minded? Maybe some day he will be an aviator! LOUIS GABRIEL Lou Clarks Summit Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3: Secretary of Hi-Y, 2: Track, 1, 2: Class Basketball, 1, 2: Football, 2, 3, 4, Cliffs Staff, 4: Boxing, 2: Washington Pageant, 4: Mu Gamma, 3. Lou has played tackle on the varsity-eleven for two years. He is one of the rocks in our stone wall that holds back our opponents so successfully. If you see a short, well-built, dark-eyed boy, that's Louis. He is one of our rising, young business men, being employed at one of the local business houses. We wish Louis the best of luck in anything he may undertake, even if it is roasting animals Heres to the man who holds the line, And Louis can surely do this fine. 9 Q gif 'T.' .- x , ' f - ,jig-?s-,iii Q Q 4 M -X9 - '--E . er:-' J If - li pi! tl 45 f K 2 A 2- - . vw., .Lf -.f 5- 4, -- JI -1-,,,,. 31 f- gig., - I '1 v . ', y ' .,1 u u - A R 550, I ' , : . . . . . : . . , : 1 1 s v 2 . s v : v :iff 3, 4:' Hn-Y, 1, 2, 3: Washington Pageant, 4: V. 0. V., 2, 3, 4: v I , . .. .. 14 U H ' , l - ' . n y 1' .. . . . ., . K 1 ,, U U . A , . .. - ,. . . U I V Z l Q A - ' ' . . , f - .. , - , . - .. , , , .l I , - . - a ' ' . rc ' n .Q - . .. : , , : , , , , z ' , - ' p LL U 1 V i' 7 I I l 9 . ' v I , Z '3 , 1 I ' . ' . . .. ' 5 H - - .Q . . . , . I . . ag . . . ,, ll ll ' . , : . Q '- , . . ' , 4: , . . . . , 4 Cx 6? , Ag 1 W X Us an nv D. 'lj ROBERT B HALL Dolly Glenburn Vice President of Class 4 President of H1 Y 3 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Washington Pageant 4 Musical Comedy 4 The shiek of Araby your love belongs to me -so sing all the Freshies to Dolly Even though Bob IS our answer to a maidens prayer he is also the Babe Ruth of the class He played varsity baseball for four years He also held down the position of guard on the football team and he spends his summers swinging a Wicked racquet Hailmg from the great metropolis Dolly always manages to be late but we do not know whether to attribute this to the trolley or Just one of those mornings after the night before An important date on the Senior calendar was January fifth Bob came to school with his hair un combed MELBA HALL Curly Clarks Summit G'ee Club 1 2 3 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 Grade School Librarian 3 4 Washington Pageant, 4 Who is the girl with a mass of red curly locks and a sunny disposition? She hails from the prominent hill sec tion of Clarks Summit We all know Melba by her smile She like music and there is a rumor that she sings in the Abington Choral Society Democracy is the subject she likes best Whom did you meet at the lake last summer Melba? Never mind you dont have to tell us but we heard that he was from the South WALTER D LEACH Walt Clarks Summit Gl e Club 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 I-Il Y 2 Washington Pageant 4 Mu Gamma, 3 Who is the tall handsome fellow who made such a hit in the M1nuet9 No one but our own Walter His hair takes th p ize' H is very well liked by all Dne night he was snowed in and couldnt come to the Summit to fill a date that is the disadvantage of living in the Styx Walters car is quite the thing lots of dates to him it brings Not only the car does this but also his personality LAURA LISTER Laurie Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 1 2 Washmgton Pageant 4. Laurie is one sweet and gentle girl. Her voice is a valuable assets and she just loves singing. We wonder why she doesnt study music as a future profession. Her brown head is always bobbing around the room for it seems rath r hard for her to sit and kqp quiet. Lauras main subject is Mathematics' and where she gets all her knowl- edge about it is more than one can tell. BENJAMIN LESH Ben Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Prom Committee 3 Musical Com- edy 4' Football 3 4' Baseball 3' Hi-Y 1 2 3' Class Vice- President 2' Class Treasurer 4' Washington Pageant 4' Boxing 2' Basketball 2 3 4. Tall handsome and att.ntive to-whom? This is our Bennie alias George Washington. He took the part of Washington in our Pageant and capably guarded Young America. Was it patriotism or something else that made him so faithful to his country? I-Ie went out for most of the sports and exc-llent in football, Grove Street is the place to meet A girl whom 'Bennie thinks is sweet. 10 , U' I Q' I l . 1 y XL L f- ' -v ' I 5 I-9 ' 'Ulu 4 D f , ,lla ,V Lv., . all . lg II ' p I ' 9 1 ' I I I I ' . I I I I I I I I I ' rl - H ' , ' ll II ' lg ' Y Y! ' u YY 9 'V ' .- - .. ,. ' . , , I . U Il 54' I I I I I I I I 9 I I I ' V ' Y I , , - ' ' 1 KK 99 P - . '- . ' ' I I I I I I I ,I I I 9 , I - , , e r . e' 1 . 1 . . . . . ,, ,, , . , . ll ' I! ' I I I I I I I 9 I .. ,Y , , D Q1 7 o o . , U I9 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Y I , , . . , . I ! 1 Y I D , . . .. , ,, Q , .. . . A53' I 1 .. U-W 'mf 4, EMILY VIRGINIA LOTZ Eber' Clarks summit 1 c eerleader 2 3 4 Gl e Club l Girl Reserves, 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Musical Comedy 2 4 Athletic Council 1 2 Washrngton Pageant 4 Easy gomg jolly and always ready wlth a wise crack 15 Eber She IS mterwted 1n sports and dancmg and IS no draw back at elther For three years she cheered the teams to vlctory Her motto IS When Joy and duty clash let duty go to smash Although Eber llkes to bag classes she IS always on hand to keep an eye on the blue eyed Semor who owns a Ford Is he takmg the place of the much admlerd S1g or IS It just a l1ttle Faded Summer Love'P Cm Eber let us 1n on It ROBERT LUDLOW Robert Clarks Summit H Y 1 2 Gle Club 1 S1lence IS Golden suxts Roberts personahty Hls sllence IS no proof that he lsnt thlnkmg Robert studles and always knows where the place ls ln French No one as yet has rlvaled his ablllty as an orator ox debate! Roberts reads espec1ally deep books whlch very few of us could under tand Although Robert IS usually ser1ous he has a humorous slde W1ll we ever forget the time he wrote an essay on advertlsements l.1'l 30? LEAH M MATTHEWS Clarks Summit Gu-l Reserves 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Washmgton Pageant 4 Art Club 3 Leah 15 a good sport and a llkeable pal always ready has a weakness for Geography We just cant 1mag1ne why Kansas should prove to be of so much mterest Le IS a g nume modern glrl wno lov s to dance and go to the mov1es Wlth a certaln party One IS never bored xn Leahs pres nce b caues of her varled toples of mterest CARL G MILLER Shelne Clarks Summit Glee Club 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Football 3 4 Hi Y 1 2 3 Class Basketball 1 Washington Pageant 4 What can we say about Shelne? Whv hes the Jack of all Trades It would be hard to thlnk of a thlng he cannot do H15 sklllful lingers are always busy and he has produced many fxne works of art Carl 'seems to be qulte an orator and IS fond of makmg so ches H IS the best all around debator that one could find firmly convmced that there IS only one sde to the questlon h1s Who can blame hun for that We all l1ke a fellow w1th a mmd of h1S own MARGARET MOONEY Peg Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 Class Basketball 1 2 Washington Pageant 4 Peg IS one of our post graduates She surely must crave educta1on studles She has It all figured out espec1ally 1n Mathe matlcs Her crownlng glory S1gIl1n6S temper but we never see lt She came to us from St Pauls t.h1s year We wonder what she dld ln Washmgton when she and L1l11an supposedly went to a show Never mmd we all l1ke good tlmes 2 Gul Reserves, 1 2 Lxbfrary Club 1 At any rate she IS very good 1n her 11 an gan sew af' wg lt VX! 'gif 5 f Q are iw '-.ii'- .' - :'- ..,+is-. : i. 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Q me til I iii' if WILLIAM MILLHIME B1 Clarks Summit Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 Hi Y 1 2 3 If you didnt see Bill you would never know that he was around for you never hear him His chief hobbies are hunting and fishing and there is not a doubt that birds and beats of the forest have a hard time escaping him Studies never interested him a great deal and can you blame him'P He has even been known to succumb to the lure of the great outdoors on a school day GRACE MURHPY Murphy Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Musical Comedy 1 2 4 Girl Reserves 1 2 3 Three Pegs 2 President of Girl Re serves 2 Washington Pageant 4 Class Historian, 1 2 3 4 President of e t c 4 Grac is qui t and friendly with a flare for music We hear she is go ng to be a teacher We hope your experi ence in the grade school will prove beneficial to vou' She has kept the diary of the class for four long years A pres dent of the e t c she had a hard time keeping peace at the meetings but she did it admirably PAUL J POINSARD Pete Glenburn Glee Cub 1 2 3 4 Hi Y 1 2 3 Masques 3 Football 4 Assistant Manager 3 Manager 4 Baseball Manager 3 Full I-Ious 3 V 0 V Washington Pageant, 4 Cliffs Staff 4 Who doesnt know Pete? He IS the champion for talking backwards We hope it hasnt become a habit Paul is interested in sports of course Th teams needed him for an efficient manager Pet has learned a few tap dance steps from som where' 'Ihese he exhibits every morning in home room Paul has a serious side which shows itself in Mathematics class He thinks for himself and seldom asks questions 491 As the heir of Full House he was quite th man ANNA IVES NORTHUP Anne Glenburn Musical Comedy Z 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Girl Re serves 1 2 3' Three Pegs 2' Washington Pageant 4. 'Shes my sweetheart Im her beau' shes my Annie Im her Joe -and we hear he is from Syracuse too! Anna is the quiet little blonde who plays the piano so well. She can dine and act even if she is from Glenburn. Unlike all the rest of fellow commuters Anna always man- ages to be on tim for her classes. Her motto seems to be B, silent and safe for silence n-ver betrays you. Anna is going to Syracuse to tak- up teaching' but teaching whom and what is the big question. GORDON SHURTLEFF George Clarks Summit' Football 4' Washington Pageant 4. Shurtleff came to our class from a school in Virginia ' '32. Skipping a grade somewhere proves that he knows his studies. He want out for football, and although he didn't make the team, he gave them plenty of practice by being on the scrubs. He made quite a hit with the op- posite sex. They say his DeSoto runs well with a handi- capped driver. His portrayal of Treachery in the Wash- ington Pageant is one which we will remember for various reasons. George has trouble with such words in English as data: even Miss Escott fails to convince him. 12 ,- -- -ff : X I V ' 1- ,Z -uglgi - I X9 -if-1f e, ., it 1 1 2 1 ll - -g- ,L 5-4-315 - - . 4 , ' ' 1. 1- -' will-9 ' ' Wind tl, K I +L.: -an ..- H .4 fl 4 416k - 1' 4 . 1 , Q 1. ff y . is Hi ge' M13 ff 'X . . 1 ' W ll ll!! . f Y 158 1, ,.... 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We hear that Nat lS qulte lnterested ln the Wearlng of the gray We wlsh you luck ln your llfes work Natalle GRACE STURM Sturmie Clarks Summit Class President 1 Secretary Treasurer 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 Musical Comedy 2 4 Wash lngton Pageant 4 Glfl Res rves, 1 2 3 Secretary of Girl Reserves 2 e.t c 4 Cllffs Staff 4 Summit Beacon 2 3 Vatloual Honor Society Grace IS a charter member of the class For twelve very Jolly and has a smlle for everyone and an extra large one for the One and Only Bennl Sturmle IS very stucllous belng one of the honor students She expects to be a teacher We wlswh her luck and happlness ln her chosen vocatlon When Ben has GI'2.ClE by the arm Hes sure to keep her from all harm WILLIAM SICKLER 'B Clarks Summlt Glee Cub 1 2 3 4 Hi Y 2 Washington Pageant 4 Football 3 Wlh 7' Bang Boom' Blll has entered the room A volley of chalk and erasers goes flvlnv tlhrough the alr that IS 11' th teacher IS not there Blll lS another one of a very intelllgent group whlch knows the GIHCFEDCE between a rg'ht and left handed monkey wrench He lS studylng mechanlcs at present B111 LS well known by almost every blond ln Scranton HIS contlnual flghtlng IS another good hablt for any boy CATHERINE E TAYLOR 'Kay Clarks Summlt e t c 4 Glee Club 2 3 Glrl Reserves l 2 3 If she wlll she wlll depend ont lf she wont she wont so heres an end ont Kay IS our black eyed Susan She has a mmd of her own and a strong wlll to back It At the present Kay IS debatlng between avlatlon and nurslng She possesses all the qualltles for a good nurse and also has that cool collected manner whlch good avlators need so whuch ever she attempts we are sure of her success She IS labeled a good student by the teachers and a good frlend by the class LAURA E TITUS Lull Clarks Summit Glrl Reserves 1 2 3 Art Club 3 Grade School Llbarian 3 Class Basketball 3 Washlngton Pageant 4 Laura has lt all over most of us at least she always towers above us We wonder how she manages to keep the boy frlends apart when they come to VISIL How IS the mall system Laura th one b tween Blnghamton and Clarks Summlt'P Wed llke to try lt lf you would g'lV8 us the formula Lull IS frequentlv seen helplng certaln French students 13 - ---1-?: 1 :::iif.?- I 3 I T-'f i - - li 1 'T' ', - W 1-rl ' ' 7' ...- ,T -:, L l . : , , - . Z ,, . ' ' . . . '. . . . . , . I4 vv ' ' ' ' 44 ' ,,A . . . , . ll ,. , I -A . 1 . s 1 5 . 1 2 v 9 : ' , : 1' i J: , . i , : ., s , : , . : 1 - long years she has attended our beloved school. She is al -an ll - u V- u ' ' ' lll V n 1 n ' I l 1 a 1 n ' n 1 1 n , . i.l. . . . l ' . l ' : 1 ' . . S . . . . 1 - 5 Q . . H on . I I . .' Q . 6 H - ' . . ., : , , : ' . , , - st ' ' I . ' I , , .. . - ll H . ' , . , : . . : . I . C - - , ' - e e 7 ' ' . , . , . . . 1.1 F' ' ' ' ll: NM he -' 2' MILDRED TITUS M1 Clarks Summlt Girl Reserves 1 2 .1' Glee Club 1 2 Class Basketball 3 Washington Pag ant 4 Art Club 3 National Honor Society Where theres a wxll theres a way Thls seems to be Mxldreds motto She has never started anythxng she could not Iimsh Dld some one say perseverance? Why Mlldred has walked elght mlles a day for four years so that she co.1ld obtaln a hlgh school educatlon Sh s a good student and has helped many who were strugglmg through Mathemaucs We all wlsh you success Mildred HOWARD WATSON Butch' Clarks Summit Glee Club 2 3 4 Musical Comedy 4 HiY 1 2 3 Football 4 Washington Pageant 4 Im as happy tre la la la la He must have seen Mlnme to slng as he dld ln Jerry of Jericho Road Howard lS much too robu t to have need of a hosoltal but studles dont worry h1m much yet he manages to pass along Among y p dancer of the Mmuet He was a member of the Royal Elght Howard has lost ms class ring but doesnt seem ln a hurry to find lt Mayb that l1ttle one he has serves the :purpose Butch went out for football and succe ded ln losmg a few pounds he goes there just the same Bwtchs hls man accom llshments Butch lS a EDITH WATKINS Edie Clarks Summit Glce Club l 2 3 4 Musical Comedy 2 4 Gnrl Re s rves 1 2 3 Chffs Stall' 4 Prom Committee 3 Beacon Class Reporter 1 Washmgton Pageant 4 Edlth a brunette lS on of the prettlest glrls ln our class Of the select she drlves her own car Edlth stud1es dllxgentlv and seldom leaves any work undone Sh has always been a class worker Although our boys are mter Extentlon School Ede lS a good danc r and mus cal cc nfdles always find room for her 1n the danclng choruses The Freshman Gxrls Club has Ed th for one of 1ts advlsors Th e grls thlnk Edlth lS Just about rlght and we cant blame them JOHN T WATSON JR Jun Clarks Summit Football 1 GleeCub 1 2 3 4 HIY 1 2 3 'Ihey say In the sprmg a man s fancy turns to thoughts love but we all think Jun IS a llttle ahead of the season for he has b en actmg rather strangely all wmter A good sport and always ready to do you a favor descrxbes hxm perfec 'y He loves to drlve and l1ves to drlve especl ally when l1v1ng and dr1v1ng mean Dunmore He has the honor of bemg the class lover for he has had a girl ever s nce weve known him Lately he frowned upon the local beautles and has sought them elsewhere Jun lS cer tamly hlgh mind d he IS goxng to study avlatlon after vacatlon DOROTHY WHITE Clarks Summit G1rl Reserves 1 2 3 Library Club 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Class Basketball 2 She lS merry shes Jolly we love her bgolly D s a qulet lovable glrl Wh n 1t com S to cuttlng up D IS rxeht wxth us To look at her you would never dream that she had a llttle French femme that way about her but she has' Thx: vear sh wrote a lxttle French glrl a very fond and endearmg letter slgmng a boys name Oo la la what an answer returned' D l1kes to hlke and excels ln lt we wonder whether that IS becaues he hves far away or that he roesnt own a car or maybe both 14 If - - +--'---iii: W . , X g 4 QV ' '. -Egx -'-' T1 Ji' - ll , .4 4 Q X ' ' -+ L - 1-I-I ' ffm. l 5 , , +L, dr is ,f L ' f -'L' - ' 4 ll 'li' if - -1 . --f 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 ,l , : 2 1 : 1 2 to - V If .1 . 1 - 1 11 - 3 ' , ' ' , X, 1 I . 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Well heres success to you NORMAN WHITBECK Normle Clarks Summit H1 Y 1 2 3 Mu Gamma 3 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Class Baseball 1 2 What would we do without NOTIHIS9 We mean the girls e pecially a dark haired one We wonder if hes going in for wrestling and bOXlI'lU9 It appears that way from all the manoeuvers that he go s through with his two pals Louis and B111 They are like the Three Muske ters all for one and one for all Normie lS known for his unusual French translations and his peculiar giggle MARGARET WILSON Peg Clarks Summit Glee Club 2 3 4 Musical Comedy 4 Masques 3 Full Hou e 3 Girl Res rves 2 3 President of Girl Reserves 3 Thre' Pegs 2 Class Basketball 2 Captain 3 Var sity Basketball 3 Beacon Staff 3 Washington Pageant 4 Im Jerry of Jericho Road suits our Jolly good hearted Peg She hailed from Baltimore 111 30 with a delight ful Southern brogue Peg can mg dance and recite H r p rformanc s in Full Hous Three Pegs and Jerry of Jericho Road were worthy of praise. Peg is always willing to help and is a worker in all class activi- ties. Sh.- is a f1a-h at Mathematics. The only thing we regret i that she is moving to Pittsburgh. We are sorry to bid her farewell but we know that city will welcome her. JAMES YOUNG Dugan Clarks Summit Student Council 1 3' Athletic Committee 3' Full H use 3' Glee Club I 2 3 4' Trak 1 2 3 4' Varsity Basketball 2 3' Class Basketball, 1' Football ' Cliffs Staff 4' Summit Beacon 2 3' Baseball - H'-Y 1 2' Class President 2 3 4- V. 0. V. 2 3 4- x- ing 3. Jimmy is very popular. Being cla.s president for three years proves this. He is tall witty. and athletic. He was the highest individual scorer in the football team, and filled the position of quarterback very efliciently. 'Sopho- mores seem to reign supreme with this member of the team. 15 if 'MQ r,i l.,A.,i- -' ---i-.i,- :':'-- 1 . 9' X 11if ' : 'T' :I S l' 5 1 2 sd '- -- A .- ,,,,,,v ,r',,,,. 3 1, 1 a- P P: -liz 4 4- 511 N l U ., ' M 3, 17 -rc. YQ ,. if xg. ,W 32' . 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H s V, ' lll fs'-me We f 2- - J: 2 1 - ,.e.f. an SENIOR CLASS CALENDAR September o-lhe benlors of 32 entered the Hall of Learning ln Clarks Sum:m1t Our beloved Mxss Watkms and Mr Davles four new math teacher? greeted us as class BGVISOFS beptember 14 Llectlon ol' class offlcers September 19 Pxrst etc meetmg at the home of Grace Murphy and oh those resolutions' September 25-Clarks Summlt played and won the flrst football game of the season at susquenanna 1he score was 12 0 October 2 1'ootball game wlth Tunkhannock the score was 40 0 October October October October October October 5 etc at Peg Wllsons Plans were made for the first semester 10-football game wlth West Plttston The score was 7 6 ln theu' favor 12 Blg excltement' The coachs car was smashed 14-Football game w1th Montrose The score was 34 0 m our favor Z1 etc steak try at Anne Fellows N166 JUICY steaks' Yum m' 2.5 Football game at Mayneld We won wlth a score of 12 0 November 7-Openmg ot new athletxc fleld and a football game wlth Nlcholson l'he November November November November Noverr- bel November November November census was taken November lb e t c sport score was 19 0 m our tavor About 2000 people were present 9 etc at V1 bckhardts Those good eats and cute favors' 11 Armlstlce Day and no school 15 Frxday the thlrteenth' Clarks Summlt beat Jermyn 13 0 19-class meetmg We chose our graduatlon announcements 20-Clarks Summlt beat Dallas 34 0 etc at Emlly Lotzs Who learned to drmk coiTee'J .50-lhanksglvmg vacatlon Pep meetmg on the new athlbtlc n ld 1n the mornlng and the m the atternoon 1h3.llKSglVll'lg game at Factoryville Excltmg game' The score was dance was h ld at Abln uardens December 2-class meeung We decxded about our p ctures December 4 7 and 8 The good looklng Senlors journeyed to Hornbakers to have thexr plctures taken Decemb 1 7 e t c meetmg at Katie Taylor s The glrls had to have big mouths to catch thos p anuts' December 16-class meetmg The Chrxstmas party was planned Decembel 21 etc baby party at Betty Emerys What darling curls' December 2.5 Begmmng ot Chrlstmas vacatlon The class Chrlstmas party was held and oh those guts' December 28 etc held thelr proffresslve dlnner party Mlss Watlclns carrled un her car ot cours l the gxrls Irom one place to another The dmner ended ln a party at I-Luth Barrons house January 4 'school agaxn' Januavx 11 etc at Grace Sturms Gorgeous roses' 1 'if 34 sioioi 16 1 5 Q ,, , . . 1 1 I , . r .. v- - . - . . . 1 , . t - - . . 4 . 1 - f ' . ll H - - 1 l . . . . 1 - 1 , . 4 .. 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Semor Class Calendar January A5-Semester exams etc at Ruth Barrons Emlly Lotz played Hum HIBPCSKI January 29 ulrl Reserve Leap Year Dance Splendid crowd' February February February February February February 1-Schedule changed We had to learn all over again 8 Practxce tor the George Washmgton Pageant was started 9 etc at Grace Murphys home Strawberry short cake 12 We had school rough' A5-Dress rehearsals tor the Washington Pageant 26-The whole school journeyed to the SlUIlJI'l1f Theater to see a George Washmgton hlm Remember the sxlent p1ctures'P Matlnee of the Pageant ln the after noon and the March March March March March Wllson March March IVLHTCH March Washmgton April Peg Aprxl Aprxl Aprll Aprll blg pertormance at Illghtl Basketball game at Venaxd Our boys won etc Leap Year Dance was held ln the Womans Club and 8-No school because of the blxzzard Basketball game at Fleetvllle The boys won and the glrls lost 10 PYHOEICE was 1n progress for the musxcal comedy Jerry of Jerlcho Road and Bert Decker to play the leadmg roles 1.5 lhe mumps and gmppe struck Clarks Summlt A0 etc meetmg at Kay Taylors D1 agreements? Whew' 29 Another bllzaard kept us out of school 41 Mr Myers came Irom the Martz Bus Company to d scrlbe the trip to and to take us tor a nlce long rlde ln a brand new bus GCC etc GEC etc at Margaret Wllsons at Grace Sturms More lov ly flowers' card party at Barron s Bob Hall had a brldge score of 5900 ' ' 'J at Vl Lckhaxdts A regular meal-chlcken and waffles The stat! for the Annual had a meetxng zz Four Jumor glrls mltxated mto he etc 21 and 22 Mens club mmstrel Last regular etc meetlng was held at Anne Fellows' Rubber' May 5 Em1ly Lotz cleaned her desk Water quxck' May 4 Operetta matmee May 5 and 6 Standard exams ln every subject we ve taken in Hlgh School The muslcal comedy was a success especlally Fr day nlght Helen Decker became a Lucky Aprll Aprll Aprll glfl May May Mav May May May June June June 7 Frack meet and Senior Skip 9-On to W3ShlDg'f,OH the clam left Clarks Summit at 6 00 oclock A M 12 Atter tour Wondertul days the bus brought us home safely 20 ln1t1at1on of etc pled es at Lotzs Al Formal 1n1t1at1on of etc pledges 27 Jumor Senlor Prom at Waverly Communlty House Marvelous t1me' 5-Baccalaureate Sunday 8-class mgm 10-Lommenc ment and farewells 11 - - ---,iil , , . 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PQOQ4lQ4l.l ifriliiilflli iiiibilllllliillvliilblflii l li l ZQUEIIQ 'Qi Q lQOQIllI Q ll F' SENIOR CLASS WILL We the benlor Class of 1932 of Clarks Summxt I-hgh School be-mg tlmxly convlnced that we are ln our sound though supernatural mrnds do bequeath to our successors the Iollowmg m thxs our last wxll and testament To the Jumors we leave the lollowmg lam Our love tor sports and our abllrty to DHITICIDBIE rn them to brlng honor and d1st1nct1on to the local hlgh tbl Our deep appreclatlon lor the language and l1t er a ture of the fatherland 'Hong WILD the deep sense OI Ivthm ln hummlhg ln Engllsh class fcl l'he keen 1OI'8Slght ln recognlzlng the necessrty for not trustmg the under class H1011 when selhng candy fd e mtumon to dlstlngulsh the hrst thearm from the last ln Solld Geometry lc! r dramatlc appeal to the publlc ln the MUSICB1 Comedy and the Pageant dl ur drag wrth the taculty and the rlght to drl'-e the coachs crate and call 'Vhss WHIKIHS Maw and last but not least we glve sole honor of usmg the rest room durlng class perlod to drmk stufl out of bottles tmllk. of course'l and S1115 MISS Watkins lunch HEAR YE PERSONAL MENTION' 10 bhorty Cornell We glve Bert s ablllty to tap dance to logarlthms 1n Trlg class Lwlfxce btuxms pass to Nc W York to Mxss Bean the gullner of the class of 33 lo Vera Wllll2ifllS ElIlllW L.otz returns Frank Ford and all Ifergusons track stamma to the Mooney Twlns wlth fond hopes that between them they wu' get nowhere last a or ut Murphys Slllglllg charm to Amee Klllg as a substltute for her baby talk' 6 Betty Deckers vltalxty to grow tall to Weasel Maschal Our las' requ st IS that thes grits b acc pted by th lr rec IXQYS vuth the same gccd will wlth wh cn they are s nt The Class of 1932 IS . , K ,b . , . h 1 Th , . . . . . . . . i Ou ' ' ' . 0 ' A ' ' ' 1. v 1 .. 1 v' x ' ' ' ' ' 41 ' u 4. 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' Q, e ' ' . e ' ' 3 e e' 'e' ' - ' 1 . j 9 . - - ,- - .- .::,: .: :.,: ,- .:: .. t A3 M r-1.-f , WHEN WE LL RETURN' When Mahaley gets some new wise cracks 1' 'Pl and Mr Stewart stops walking the halls when Miss Watkins just puts hex lectures on the bulletin board and Miss Cairns is just Edith again when the coach has his eyerows lowered and trades his sophicticated air for a bicycle and the high school gets a new gym and the class rooms have over tufted chair when there are escalators in place of stairs and secretaries are furnished to each pupil wh n they build a roof garden and serve tea in the afternoon classes when the four major subjects are Football Crocheting Basketball and Bridge and putpils stop attempting Jokes like these well come to school as Freshman Signed The Seniors ADVICE T0 SCME SENIORS All righ' Greta try chewing the gum on the other side of your face' and you big blorde rero keep on being brace ful its so becoming 'becoming monotonousl you young person dont stand in front of so many screen doors Some girls even lots would fall for you and your Ford coup it youd develop a bass voice and as for you you would-be baritone, shave it, or braid it! Now the for the bakers daughter watch your morals!-you gyped me one hole in the last dozen doughnuts! And our l.1Ilt tap-dancer 11 you want to make your feet go, give your mouth a break. And as for our little 'fiddler-fiddler' k-.p trying, youll hook your fish. even if it,'s not a bass. To our real tall Scnior girl from Clarks Green. Dont grow any more or your feet wont touch the g.ound. Shield, -find yours-lf a wonan and dont lose her! And our llttle boy florist,-Hang around her a little longer and you'll learn to dap-tance! ' Dear Old Track Star: Our adwic, to you is, Jack up the horn and put a new car unde it. is-34-:Q-1n:1:1vz:::i fi: is-1:1 1:-inzni -1 1101: 1 iz:-1: 1 iz: in--'11-1 - 19 -5 --7 -f--,fe 1 - ...fi -4 ,,-. ,- - ...QL-,Q-.l. . 1 X. 4 e ----if- : 4 ,, - K Q.-4: -V1 F17 A Il4g s ll ly nf I ' I -A -1 - ' , v t, .J ' ...- J' '-L-, Q V 1. -4 K- ' ! . ' M , . - V ' . . , h . h Q. , . . . t , s, . , n . . I . . - . . . . , . ' ll IV ' ' U, y . D i il . i A ' ' -' V V V 1 ' ,- - , D Y , 4 - ' - .. . .. . 1 . 4 ' DQ U YY , s A . , n F D.. a . , . , , .. r THE JUNIOR CLASS LLASS ADV s0RS-M ss Escott and Mr Maha ey SECRETARY-Jean Coon: Mflsch L DENT PREs ' I ' s - . A I . SI ouise - .' al ' . 1 1 is ri dge TREASURER-Kenneth Pemb V LE-PRESIDENT-Luther Hofme ster lhe c'ass of 33 has had a short but honorable hlstorv Our xntel 1' y . M s 'F ' If JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Ilgence IS of the hlghest fdo we hear comments'7J and our morals Cqulet please'J are excellent Our reputatlon well one could fill a book wlth the superlor qualltxes of the class but we re afrald the other classes are too lmpollte at any rate too lmpatlent to hear any more of our virtues We have elected ofhcers every year since we were ln slxth grad beat that lt you can' Our ofhcers for the freshman year were as follows Presldent Marjorle Bean V1C8Pl'eSld9Y1t Kenneth Pembrldge Secretary Dorothy Mumford lreasurer Harold Doud The admmlstratlon was verv suc cessful 11 we do say lt ourselves lhe othcers for our Sophomore year were Presldent Jean Coons V1ce Presldent Albert Rorapaugh Secretary Treasurer Donald Goley Donald bolev LOUISB Maschal and Albert Rorapaugh were elected chalr men of the three sectlons and Student Councll Representatnes Larlv 1n October we had a swell tlme and a few dogs at the roast ln Snook s Crowe The Junlors swlped the rest MISS Parry and Cy chaperoned us We held a Hallowe en party at the school durlng Instltute week Mr and Mrs Stewart were our chaperones Danclng cards and refresh ments were the chlef amusements lhen came the Sophomore Hoppe our first b1g dance Jack Sontag furnlshed the music and ex eryone was there There were danclng and cards for those who attended All the facultv were muted Our JLIIIIOI' Ufhcers are Presldent LOUISE Maschal VICE Presldent Luther Hofmelster Secretary Jean Coons Treasurer Kenneth Pem brldge We have been wery actxve soclally thls year We held a Hallowe en and a Lhrlstmas dance at the school wlth a planlst and a saxophomst from the Lapltal lheatre ln Scranton Not to mentlon the Junlor Jump held ln the school audltorlum the muslc belng furmshed IH a novel man n r by an lnlectrlcal R cordlng Machlne A large crowd attended and eyeryone had a wonderful tlme but the music could haxe been worse The Junlor Senlor Prom Qfinanced by the sale of candy! was held at th Waxerly Lommunlty House on 'Vlav 27 It was a great success for both Junlors and Senlors '91 ,. A ,. K .K u . a . , ' 1 1 - . lv , , . . . L H' 1 - ' -. . n L: K I , 3 ' 9 3 . 1 ..' 3 ' ' - ' ' , . ' ,, v . . : . V : ' 9 Z ' y - W ' ' . 1 ' W ' ' CL !! ' w 1 w , ' ' ' sc n , . . . . , A, L ' YY IC I! ' . , - a 7 I I Y V ' Y' . . Z . , . 3 . - . v : 1 : 9 ' Y . . . , , . party in Anna Clark's garage, a weiner roast at Charles Pearce's home, , . Y. . . 1 . 1 ' It ' Y ' AK ' !l e ' ' e ' ' . ' ' Y Y . l. -1- V ' K l 9 f ' ' 3 . , . ' 3 ...:1.:,l...::,g:.:1gfg.::.g::g:g.Q.:f,g:.l.L.QgI...,:,:c-..:,.gQgf: 5 :r :J:::: s,,,,k THE SOPHOMORE CLASS and Mr Brooks LLASS ADV bolts-M ss Copenhaver M ss K mb e SECRETARY-He en Brown PRES D1-:NT--John McDermott TREASURER-Sh r ey Rob nson V CE-PRES DENT-E s e Sturm -.1-iz-i:u:::::::i :z ::.-1:11-2 zzlxzni-nz--1 :zxi 31:-11.1-iiiiiii10:-ni-.2-,iii .. ..v J't'Z1Z? SOPHOMGRE CLASS HISTORY bor eight long vears the class of 34 looked forward to High School where we thought no work was required and ex eiyth ng was gay with good times Alas' It was in this incredlbily green state of mind that we entered the Freshman Class in 1930 only to find much to our amaze ment that in order to become educated we had to study' Immediately following this discoyery our greenness began to fade and we gradually fitted into the scheme of actiyity and knowledge seeking Our class increased in number to 107 when Freshmen from Chin h1l'a blenburn and Justus Joined our ranks The following people w ere elected at our hrst class meeting President Joseph Snyder Vice Presi dent Jane Simrell Secretary William Jenkins Treasurer Helen Brown On March seventh the Freshman Frolic made the school auditorium resound with the merriment of the guests This ey ent definitely marked our class s beginning in the school s social activities With the cooperation of our home room teachers many parties were held by the three indiyidual sections of our class Our Freshman year will furnish many happy memories for us in days to come At the beginning of our school year we felt more confident of a per fect landing as we leaped into plans for Sophomore events First of all we elected the following othcers President John McDermott Vice President l:.ls1e Sturm Secretarv Helen Brown Treasurer Shirley Robinson While we waited for our Grand Hoppe we were far from idle All the Sophomores and Sophomorettes withdrew into their own sections for a time and had all sorts of parties One night in eally December a peek into the High School Auditorium would have rex ealed many of the younger set of Clarks Summit tripping lightly at the hrst dance sponsored bv the Sophomore class. Jack Sontag and a saxophonist were responsible for the snappy music. On the ey ening of February nineteenth we held the Sophomore Hoppe. Scores of gay red and white streamers were gracefully draped across the ceiling with tiny red hearts clinging here and there formed the decorations. lommy Breen and his orchestra furnished the music. Many people attended and the Hoppe was a compl te success. As an added virtue of our class such exclusiye clubs as the P. I. C. and the 'lhi Omega Psi came into existence. The loyal R. B. s came into even more prominence when with the help of the girls they presented iplay Safety lfirst. And now' our Sophomore year comes to an end. We have two years of High School life to remember and because of all the fun they have brought us we enthusiastically await next year's work and pleasure. 23 - - 1-rf-?T-' V 1 J-,F ' .y - f-J?- I ' 1 5, , il --L ' ' ' :Z was lll CJ . I X N -, g .V ,,,,,, , X .,- JN -1, 51 1.6. . ' w - 1 - ' . i y v v ' v . v y .' A Q u Y A n x W w I N l 4 ' - v a . D . , . . A ' - i . . Y. . . . w . - - 1 . , . . . C i , K . . 7 ' : . , . 3 - . - I 'I a ' ' ' ' 1 I 1 9 f 1 v K J - 1 - as , - sv - ' . . . . 7 . , . . . , . . . . a ' K . . ' , L Y A -nu . . . . . . ' V - ' v ' 1 ' a ' . , . , . 1 i . v ' ' .. v v ' v - A u rr , ' Y . 1 V' - ' Y 1 I r . . . - . . . . . 0 . . . . Y N . . . . Y I It u w , , . 1 I 1 u YP , D , .. , , ox n , J yy sc n su I V v s v 1 4 U li v ' H C 9 w , V . THE FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS ADV SORS-M Ss Schvsab M SS Osborne and Mr W ams SEIRETARY-Dorothea Dfw Qs PRES DENT-Wes ey Yard Dav S d Olld D REASURER , ' I i.: ' , i.. ' . illi . I sl ' 1 ' ' 'i. I' I ng ' T ' I ' i' A OU Jean Y NT'- DE L E-PRES V -1--1 J'A FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On the hrst day ot school m September 1931 the Freshman came saunterlng IH school wlth a great deslre to get more educatlon Attel a tew weeks the three sections of Ifreshmen assembled 111 'Xlr Wllllams room tor a busmess meetlng The followlng othcers were elected Presl dent Wesley Xard V109 Preeldnt Jean Young, Secretaly Dorothex Dayls lreasurer Donald Dans At thls meetmg the Freshmen declded to hold two partles one for the lfreehmen only to be held 1n the School Audltorlum and the Fresh man Prollc to be open to the publ1c About th1s tlme the Freshmen boys started a new chapter of the Mu bammas which thev lntend to keep dllX6 throughout thelr tour years ot Hlgh School After the bummlt Warrlors proxed they could hold the Factoryyllle we recoyered from the celebratlon of Thankeglylng we prepared for the mld year tests We b lttled our way through the tests w hen Sfzntl Claus came alound to keep th ngs golng lt was stated by our w olthy tc lChElN that we came back from the Lhrlstmas hollday as wlld as ey er lhe freshman lfrollc on Aplll Htteenth was a gleat success It added one more to the score ot successful school aCtlXlt19s A guls soc1al club was founded called the P S P C0l1Slst1Ilg of lfreshmen glrls and two Senlor adusors lhe 9A 1' reshman Llass has started a new spapel called the Flesh S News lhe June E,lllt10H was bv tar the best edxtlon ot the yen lhe lfxeshmen s tuture may look black to some but to most ot Us lt wxll mean more tun and contmued succe s 71 ' -:fg il? 1' Y -V V ' I 1 ETTEJ-,12.', , I 4 Q' e .2 f f' 7-2' 1 1 - lL , ' '- f 1-.M ' ' dn. ' H, I -' 42- lg' ,-9- . S! 1- 4-.'i., . ' f . 1' v 5 I . , 1' 1 C . Y V 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 ' .1 1' , A1 1 ' 3 ' - K ' ' 4- 7: xv, 1 2 . . , K . Y . Z 1 K ' . 1 . Y 1 1 1 1 1 A . - L' 1 team, we went into a decline on turkey day from twelve to one. When v 1 ' ' L ' 1. , v 4 7 1 11 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 L h A C K J 1 H K1 i ' . 1. L1 A1 1 Lv 1 1 1 -K1 1 1 1 r . v . 1 1 1 I I Y 1 1 v- 1 1 1 ' ' 'C ' 1 W ' V' 1' ' v 1 1 1 N 1 . . y. . N ' 1 1' 1 ' vf 1 ff 's ' l 1 ' 1 r ' ' r 1 - 1 ' Y ' 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 I 1 Sl 1 1 1 1 1 . A 1 1 - 'X - A Y A ,L.- ' ' , ' .. A. '. .1 ' ' ' 1 2 .' r 1 1 . V v V - y I , ' 1 ' - ,-..-,....,-......-. -.-.,-..-..-. -..-.,-..-..-.,-.,...,-.,-. -. -..-. -1 -. -..-.,-..-. ... -. K' TQ THE FOCTBALL TEAM S George Coach Lew Pau Po nsard Arthur Ferguson Bert Decker Robert Ha ight: f fo f L -N, l'01l', Firsf Leah and Ben James Young, Lou s Gabr e w . .-1 Howard Rodham Gordon bhurt eff Arthur Carpenter Car M er A an Lesh 'i'1hf: ff f 1. -N 5 x y N -N 5, Z -x 2, 5. 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John d 'IH lee FOOTBALL GAMES bUSQUEHANNA va CLARKa SUMMIT 0 IZ September 20 Clarks bummlt Hlgh School opened the best aeason IH the hlatorv of then 1nst1tut1on w th a 12 O uctory over the lada from Susquehnanna It alao marked the bummxt Warrlora In1t1al engagement IH thelr ducky blue and whlte unxtorma Coach LQVSIQ started the followlng Decker Gab r1el Mackey B Leah Rudham Carpenter A Leah Young La Murray Nhrtz and W1llIams After a lot of playxng around IH the mlddle of the held the bUmmlt team on a auatamed drne In the thIrd quarter carrled the ball to the buaquehanna Hlgh ten yard l1ne when a ahort pasa from Young to Bert Decker aent the ball oxer Johnny La Murray made a magmhcent atop of one buaquehanna man headed for a sure touchdown After a Icce QICH of end runa and off tackle playa Summlt worked the ball down to the two yard l1ne from where Young on a sneak play took It oyer lhIa waa bummlt s flrat game w th Susquehanna and mav all othera be as aucceasful IUNKHANNOLK va CLARKa QUMMIT 0 40 Octoben ? Loach Lewla aquad h1ttIng on exery play gaxe the lads from Tunk hannock a terrlble beatlng on th field at Waverly The final score was 40 0 wh1ch more than made up for the 6 0 d feat handed the locala at Funkhannock laat year The firat touchdown reaulted from a paaa by Young to A Le h over the l1ne The aecond touchdown was on a aplnner play bv Young for nfty varda M1YtZ and Ferg each got away for two touchdowns the reaulta of Intercepted paaaea and off tackle plays W ll1ama and Mlrtz made the extra pomta Hall took 'Vlackeys place w ho had gone to Keystone La Murray waa sex erelv Inyured on the first play of the game wh1ch conslderably weakened the team for the West WI-:ST PITTSTON va LLARK9 SUMMIT October 10 Gosh Darn aa the ong wrlter puts lt our first defeat of the atason and w hat a was to lose' wlth four xaralty men on the bench and two playmff wIth 1n1urIes Summlt went down to defeat at the hands of Weat Plttaton bxen th coach w 'Is fee-Img shaky aft r an accldent on the trall wIth B Decker K Mlrtz and J Young w Ith hlm The heaxler We t Pltt ton bova m de the touchdown IH the aecond quarter and gamed the catra polnt DLIFIHQ' the quarter burnmlt adxanced the ball to the fixe yard l1ne b paasea and otl tackle plays from w here Ferguson took lt ox er lhe touchdown was not allowed howexer In the aecond half bummlt comolet ly outnla ed thelr opponents and cored a touchdown but could not com elt th tu for an extra nomt And so the battle ended 7 6 our only defeat of the aeason Hall La 'llurrav 'NIIItL and Wllllams were not In the game because of IDIUTIGS H h...,.. x ,4i - Xx . , ll' ' , v 7 ffm. 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H 1.4,-. - ,-.g-lf: 1--1 :zvi :z ai ::a:::...4::-11:1 :ini :ing :f.4:1--:ini 1:1 vi: lee 'ZW' Football Games MONTROSE VS QLARKS bUMMIT 0 35 October 14 Summit has established a new record at Montrose this year scoring the highest number of points ever scored against Montrose by a Summit team lhe final score was .33 0 The game started slowly but finally B Decker scored on a pass from Young Marsh kicking the extra point A a result of many line bucks the Summit scored another touch down when Young went over from the four yard line LaMurray converted the extra point Decker completed another pass from Young for a touchdown and a few moments later Young went over from the four yard line for the fifth on a line buck in the fourth quarter This game was marked by extreme roughness MlTtZ was out because of iniuries MAYFIELD vs QLARKS SUMMIT 6 11 October 23 'lhe Summit vwarrlors went to Mayfield and after a torrid struggle brought home their fourth victory the obituary reading 12 6 Mayfield scored six points in the hrst quarter by a series of line bucks which the greatly out weighed Summit team could not stop The first play in the second half was a forty yard pass Young to Decker and It went over for touchdown which was not allowed However on the next play Williams lifted a high boot ox er the goal line which the Mayfield safety fumbled Decker pouncing on It for six points The extra point was missed Later in the fourth quarter John La Murray went over for the second touchdown on a mighty smash from the four yard line This terminated all scoring Summit had defeated Mayfield for the first time and Mayfield s two year winning streak was ended NICHOLSON vs. CLARKS SUMMIT 0-19 November 17 P or the first time in its history the Summit High Eleven played a game on its own field. After a large parade and track-meet had taken place the Summit stalwarts and the Nicholson boys took the field. Nicholson kicked off and Miitz returned it tw enty yards. Then on the first play from scrim- mage Young tossed a thirty-yard pass to Decker who took it over the line but the touchdown was not allowed. After a slow first quarter Young grabbed a Nicholson pass and ran forty yards to the twenty yard line. A few smashes by La Murray and Mirtz, and Young took it over from the four yard line on a sneak play. Summit scored another touchdown shortlv after the kick-off, Mirtz going over from the six yard line. In the fourth quarter Mirtz scored his second touchdown on a spinner from La Murray and running thirty yards to score. Mirtz also made the extra point. B. Lesh suffered a broken finger in this game. 28 ...i....--.--il - - ...hi f I ' S... '...,-T-.v-tti-.., . .. . zir- ' -..- - H mkui ul Q gg ,LL I 3 .- ff? 'Q I - 4 fm. 4 I 7- .- i. .lug 1.-- . 511 W 1 A . 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K 7 n A 9 . 1:-301:11-Izzrz: 1111: zzz: -1 -11.11-::f:::-1:11 111:15-1: laiaz.--:'.1::l:ri, in-:ni -in Wa i -Y' f IW ll firms X 511' Football Games JERMYN vs CLARKS SUMMIT 0 15 Noxembex 13 Llarks Summit defeated Jermyn as usual this season the score being 15 0 lhe Waxerlv held felt like Paradise to the players after playing on the rocky held at Clarks Summit Young scored the first touchdown of the game on an otl tackle play from the sex en yard line Mirtz played the extra point lhe second touchdown was scored by A Lesh on I pa s from La Murray the extra point failed Sew eral of the reserx es were put Into serxic In this game which turned out to be qu te rough DALLAS vs CLARKS SUMMIT 0 54 Noxembei 20 Summit had a held du at Dallas expense and as a result scored thnty foui points to their opponent s nothing Ferguson scored the first touchdown of the game on a long end run behind perfect Interference lhen Young scored on a Sh0lt line buck Decker scored one on a thirty yard pass from Young on the hrst play after the kick off A Lesh scored one on a pass from La Murray and In the dying moments of the game Hall grabbed a Dallas pass and galloped thirty yards to score John La Murray place kicked four out of hve extra points M1TtZ and W1ll1ams were responsible for much gained ground Substitutes were frequent PACTORYVII LE vs CLARKS SUMMIT - Noxember 25 lhe annual turkey-day battle this year was a hard play ed, although not sensational game. Unlike other years the snow was not a foot deep on the held, although there was a wind. Factoryville, an undefeated team, having had their best reason, expected easy picking but were rudely shocked. ln the second quarter, Factoryville advanced to the four yard line, by passes and spinner but could not dent the scoring column. James Young got away on a forty-yard run to the ten-yard line, only to be called back for an infraction of the rules. Bob Hall was injured during the game. This was the last game at Clarks Summit High School for the follow- ing members of the team: Bert Decker, Bud Mirtz, Arthur Ferguson, Louis Gabriel, Robert Hall, Ben Lesh, Carl Miller, Watson, Whitbeck, Williams and James Young. 29 f I .. , ..--. 'f T '?' -' Q , f' - . :f:- I X91 f--fi-' Z ' 4 5, ff' I ll -.-: .. A t .f -2 1 I'4ue 5 W 'Fa -lf ,,-f ,f- u X, 5 -. L - --:Il-V '- I ' ffm, Q .. s,--. ,.- , I ..,- J gp- 51' Aflvgh A gf L. . 1 1 V - l A - 1 1 . . . . - .7 e . s , . , , v . . . . . 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Q Q L . , . , , V, , , , I I X A . fin ' x I , it lil C CJ J ' Q 9 .'IIlfg.....,- .- ..Il.1...g..g.L..g.lIZ .4..lf.I..g..-'.2Q.Q..-..-..-..-..- - 0 ' D .-A 73 n K'-if HJ' ' George Washington of Young America lhis pageant was presented on February twenty sixth in honoi of the incidents in the lite of George Washington while the mterxals related the history that was being made simultaneously The characters of the inter x il wer f,ll16l'ly Juniors and beniors while the episodes were performed by the val ious classes Ben Lesh played the part of Washington and Grace Sturm played the part of Young America the two leading roles of the Pageant ire Niinuet was danced by Geoi ge and Martha Washington fFrances McDonald! and group of benlors lhis took place in the episode de xoted to the wedding 'lhe Pageant was under the general superxision of Miss Watkins who was assisted by the Home Room teachers Musical Comedy Jerry of Jericho Road was presented on May fifth and sixth at the High bchool by the Glee Llubs under the direction of Miss Margaret Parrv It was a story of a tourists camp on the ranch of Alan O Day iBen Lesh? and operated by Jerry CMargaret W1lSOH,. Jerry s cousln handy Banks was played by Grace Murphy and Bert Decker as John Drayton played opposite Margaret Wilson. Letticc Bank and Amos Bank were played by Marjorie Bean and How ard Watson respectix ely. The rest of the characters were as follows: Alice Kino' Mimi' Helen Decker Dora' Allyn Lesh Hunter' Bill Walter Pete' Lindsey Lampbell Wir. Bean from Boston. Phe play was ably directed and the singing and dancing were far above the average. -.. ri:-xml: 1 '24-if 10:11 .xl-:ox up -:oi-1 --'pox'-14-1 .31I1-.ini--2-.1--14-3011, 31 V g NN I- . .,.. , G. r . gi f '-- i' J if , K! 1 . --- -- - - .., ,fn 'I f I 5 I xv it 1 Bax-f ....., lug ' M . K. 4-.--f- ali CK ' ' ii Washington Bicentennial. The episodes of the Pageant depicted various -I Q v 8 . ' v ' w . ' ' . v ' 'N -V v f V 1 ' A ' ' ' , l ' ' v 4 . I v A A A A n n , Y V. . . . . r , Y 7 I . 7 u ' ' Y' v . ' u ! v ' 17 7 U Y . , . I Y V 9 oy 1 v ! I 1 y v Y W 7 9 ' - ' . J We A JEOPARDIZING JOURNEY On May 9 the SQHIOFS gathered thelr penmes and mlnnled the moocher to Washmgton to take the town by storm iWe d1d' It ramed every mmute we were there J We departed at 6 30 from the h1gh school amid loud cheers from our lovlng parents only to be waylald at Chm chllla to plck up Cupld and Dome Larly Tuesday mornmg after a grand repast we all chmbed aboard bound tor the Bureau of Prmtlng and Engravlng From there to the monuments where all the benlors reduced several pounds walklng up and down the elght hundred and nlnety two steps It was Betty who dalhed too long and got left whlle we proceded to the Corcoran Art gallery We stood before the Llncoln Memorlal and a few of us even managed to fall down the steps We then trotted over and vxewed the remams of our ancestors at the Smlthsonlan Instltute of Natural HlSt0Ty Prom there we went to the Pan Amerlcan Bulldlng where we taught the parrot how to say Hello Joe Hello Charlle and declded to hold the prom there Back to the hotel to eat much tlpplng of walters and several desserts passed out That afternoon we spent at Arl1ngt0n Lemetery and Mount Vernon It was lndeed a treat for the Senlors to VIBW the beautlful estate of our first Presldent and qulte a few of the boys enjoyed throwlng stones at the deer ln the park That evenlng the crowd spllt up some went to m0Vl8S and others stayed at the hotel to try to make the bell boy Wednesday mornmg lt started out clear but about mne a m when we started for the Lapltol lt began to ram agam The ram dldn t dampen our splrlts we trooped all over the Capltol and d1d the whlsperlng act ln the Hall of Fame We next vlslted the Smlthsoman Instltute where we saw all types of alrplane from the flrst type down to the latest sport model Also we saw all the mechamcal and electrlcal devlces ever mvented From there the gold nsh pool out ln the Presldent s yard Back to the hotel to eat Agam vse started out th1s txme bound for the Eplscopallan Cathedral at Bethlehem a part of Washlngton Thls was especially lnterestlng as It has been twenty four years ln construction and wlll take forty years more work lhe zoologlcal gardens came next In lme The femme s of the class were rather shaky after seemg all the snakes We then landed ln -klexandua and from there to the Franclscan Monastery lhat exenmg our last one agam the crowd dlspersed Doughty didn t enlov the moues as much as the rest of us 3 a m and all of us crymg sleep sleep sleep 9 u on ' ' ' it ' 99 46 ' ' ' ' u I , . . . . . v . . - ' ' dl ' YY ll ' 77 , . . 1 1 1 1 , , , . . . y 1 1 , . ll -Y! LC ' I7 ' ' 7 9 7 9 . . . ' 1 , ' . . , . 7 ' . Y ' 9 . ' '! . . . . H . . ,, . , K we went to the White House, we liked it even if VI did try to swim in . . . , , . . . - ' y A , , . . . , A V y V . u 1 . 9 ' V ' . . , . ,- . ,, ,, , . , . . 10:11:10:-.gn :zooming .1-:zfz-sg-::1::-ng-2:01 vin: 11 zxzfrz-zzzaz 1 5:19141 fi 12.1 COMPLIMENTS OF MARTZ BUS CO BASTIAN BROS C0 MdIlUfdCtU19l of Claw Rmgs and Pmx qchool Actlx ltx Emblems Engraved Commencement Announcements and VlS1tl1lg CdldS C -XTAI OF ON RFQUFST Uexk MXN R01 HPSTPIA NI N Ahlngmn Service Slannn WALTER A STAGE Pxop 'IYDOIK-1SOIIN1f IPPIJOI TIOTOR OIL? PHONE 9030 R 16 A FULL HNF OF IJPPSSP S ASIIIA I NIJI'IAUI'AR AT THF PRUDP NC F PRIM SHOPPF NEXT TO ISBYS FL-XRKS SL NINII I PA Open Qaturdaw Ewemngs lntxl 9 00 p m BESANCON ,H w vu , 618 Qpr ucc Qtreet '70 Jefferson Axcnue SC RXNION P O O . . 1 1 A . A .', , , AA, A A I r . v. Y K' , A. A . A, -X 'll Y f A . . . A w v A - Y A A W A A A I A A A 'Y A- w ww 1 y A . A A f AA A , A . . , . . Y v N Y V Y I A 1. A A A A-l' v v v f ii A A A A A w 'w w v , f' j JL, 'I CfLARKb SL MMI I, I A. .-:gi iff-f'! ..v,. -'-A A fhdxfx' 5323 A A 1 w v w v v v ' v ' v y v v - A L AA A ,A . A A A A ' ' f bf... ' 1'.' 'f 1 1 1 JA 1 J w w -rw v A : A . , A. r 1 w v rw A A A A A , . V V . 1 , . l -1 .A-1 The Powell School of Busmess A High C11 ACC1Cfllttll Pu mes Lollege OHC1 SFCRFTARIAL COURSES N Hung, m Length fiom I'1xe to 'lwentx Nlonth SPND FOP IITPPATI PF NO 011111 4TION THE POWELL SCHOOL epuhllcfan 1 Ullfllllf., SFI ANTON PA Qivgnnlhz Lfirnz OFFIFF FQI IPIIENT 121 VNYOVIIINI AXF SCRAN FOX PA T HE BITTE NBENDER COMPANY IRON and STEEL HEAVY HARDVS ARE 176198 1301 9 Fldllkllll Axe SCR.-XXTON PA JERMYN BROS ARE Youl Headquarter Q Fox Xoux Needs TFNNIS FOLF FISHINF HUNTINF BASEBALL FOOTBALL 411 SIORTS Complete Llne of NIEN S FLRNISHINIGS Photo Flm hlng O1 Thx Square 209 'NX 1 hmgton Axenue O ' ' V. . ' 15 VV ' .. 1'-iss, 1 ' D5 .5 'S Jf 1 1 1 I2 .LV' ,- ' '. V, ' V VV A S ,VV V V VK V , V V 1 11 1 1 111 11. 1 1 11 ,. D ' I ' ' E Sl v Y lx 4 J V X 1 1', , 1 i O o ' 1 STATIOAERS V V fl 1 1 1 r . Y V , VV V 1 I 4. 4 I VV V 1 1 1, . 1 1 , V, V A 41A , A - V. V V 1 . 1 1 S Y 1 1 V ' I . 1 - 9 .. ' . ' ..-..-- --1... . V V 7 'ES' ,. V, 1, ,. 1, . IFJ Cut Best Wishes To The Class of 32 Abmgton Electrlc Co COMPLIMENTS OF J ROD!-IAIVI PHONE 362 CIAhIxS UM If N Pk Q5rrr11 Mnurl Gilft Slum FII' TS' and PRIZF S MRQ ROBERT L WESTLAKE Glenbum Road CLARKE GREEN PA Clfl'-3905011111116 Przccs FACIAL TREATMENTS PERMANENT WAVING SHAVIPOOING SCALP TREATMENTS VING MARCEL WA MANICURING THF PGV! DER PUFF ETHEL L KAMMER B auucvm Phone 4 6 cc as Q 9 Q r ' r Y WW ,I L JA I 1 N Av, . FInu'vrs fm- All Oc1'f1,wz'm1.' f N1f1f'fC' HFUUVJI PIIVIU1' Serricefs Y 'A 2 1'- i I f ', . 'CI.', .. V 1 f r A , I , , N L 1 1 'Y 'Q COMPLIMENTS OF THE SCRANTONIAN ESTABLISHED APRIL 2 1894 The Scrantonlan Publishing C0 211 219 SPRLCE STREET SCRANTOIN PA IOI R PHOTO ALU 41S APPRECIATFD YOU HORNBAKER PHOTOFI 4.PHPP SCRANTOX PA COMPLIMENTS THE BALDWIN COVIPLIMENTS OF' SUMMIT THEATRE CLARKS SUMVIIT PA THE LITTLE THEATRE WITH THE BIG PICTURES , . OF' BECAUSE IT IS , 1 Clarks Sumnut Water Co P RIENID Ni III-18115 'P I 41 CRFRC fl-XI I S SL NINIIT WAXPRLX Srrautnu T H H1 P1 MR Qlvpuhlrran H G 8 F' 1I'HI'IlfN nf C III1lII'7Ill'IltS of 3 N Y Q 1f.-f1v,'Nh.2.Q f HERMAN CULE on + A - , WA ' ' ' 3.1. LaRUES SEPT III' 411143 N CULF and bUNOCO NORTH CHINCHILLA Longratulatlons from the Boys ln the SHOP We are gomg mlss you and you are going to mlSS the shop CLARK wHlPPLEBnus lc MOTOR CO C ASH d CARRY LUMBFR 54 XI-'AR OF DEPENDABLE NERNICE CL-XRKS SLNINIIT P-X PHONE 9 STATI4 STREFT W ILLYS SIX VS ILLYS EIFHT VS ILLYS KNIFHT S4II'S 11111 SPPIICF , . 1 Y- ' Y Y ' 'Y A L 4 A 4 A A 66 H E1 I' , . .N I, n I . T. ' an T W A A , A J ON THE CURVE 5 v 1 - .. 5 Y . . Y 1 . '. . , . . I 'T v v . . 1 v v A. 4 AA I A 4 I, 1 719 LEWIS 81, REILLY Always Busy Footwear SLRAIN TON PA Reynolds Service Station Hlghland Axe and State St Best Quality of Gasolme and Olls AI SO SFR? ICF PAPERS 'NIAGAZINES A E, HILL Ice Cream and Confecfzonerlf GRFETING CARDS TOBACCO fonzplznzents of J O FRANKLIN D L Sz W CoalDef1ler Phone 12 CLARKS SLWIIVIIT JOSEPH DONVITO Shoe Repalrlng Men s Half Soles and Heels S1 25 DEPOT STREET NEXT TO AMERICAN STORE CLARKS SUMMIT PA Equlp Your Home Workshop xxlth DRIVFR TOOLS 'No Prnt Oxel S1 00 L W BUNNELL H-IRDII API' CIAhIxS Sl NINIIT PA ACKAWANNA TH E AUNDRY C I I u L ' L u Y . U ,, A . , ,, Y -L I 4 U O N V , . E 1 q n lf . l, . Women's Half Soles and Heels, 351.00 It , . I , . as '9 J CO O9 .' v. 'L J . , rw . v 40 Washburn KWH W1l11ams CONIPI INIENTS OF Arrowhead Store W -XX I' RLH I -X Ioe NI Carpenter HOWARD G ISBY THF II'X1II STUIP CIAhIxS SLNINIII' IA COVIPLIMENTS OF' Lharles Brown The Barber COVIPLIMENTS OF' Dr J LILIL DFNTIQT ELLIS 81 YOUNG L H DECKFR '. 'I ' J. C'f1mpIin11'f1f.w of ' l A 0 J Prnp. ..A 1 ... O . . PHARMACIST I EI, , , L' 'F I , , Y. , , , , . . . . , . A 1 -w i 'F U I 56 99 J K r A X g I 4 11 COMPLIMENTS OF Chinchilla Market J. MORAN :SL SON AGENTS FOR MARTZ BUS COMPLIMENTS OF BALLA S Shoe Repalrmg 412 South State Street CLARKS SUMMIT 319 North Washmgton Avenue SCRANTON PA TOM TAYLOR SPORTING GOODS HEADQUATERS 537 Llnden Street SCRANTON PENNA Speclal Prlces Students ff 0 Pmhforz Water Heater To qflllff Your Watei Problems No Colls To Block DALTON SUPPLY GU zqalv Olrnft Ctarhrnn ELINOR VIATTHEWS Flouers fm the Graduate Glenburn Pa Phone Dalton 3 VEElYS BEAUTY PARLOR HOT OIL TREATMENTS FINGER WAVING HAIR CUTTING SHAMPOOING MARCELLING FACIALS CLARKS SUMMIT PA Nlext to Hotel Roll PHONE 17 M GLICKFIELD Suits Steamed and Pressed 50 Cents SllltS Dry Cleaned and Pressed, S100 MEN S SUITS 'WADE T0 ORDER Phone 22 R 16 CLARKS SUMMIT PA 7 To D fl , . . W. I 1 , . ' ' Z ' 9 lfllIClllDl4lNE uotn xllcml, xxpwlxla TAILOR 42 'I1'I4'l.' A FRIFND C LANLX 8: LMFRY nz Jlznu nf VVALLACE .I LaLOF rmplzmr nf I4 VANQ BROS lllllllllllllf John Tomlllo COVIPLIMENTS OF MRS B M YARD 406 Stan Stu t CI ARRS SL NINIIT P-X PHONE 9146 R Kreltner Lumber and Supply C0 All Kmds of BUILDINF M ATFRI-XI PHONJE 0 CL-XHRS QL NINHT I -X lm 111111 :fx wr f'1IIlI1IIIII'Ilfx nj 1 W W 7 1 A AA A Un 1' ' .w of V1 ' ' .Q nf W u J W 1 A a GENERAL 1NSI'RANC'E fl 1' 1 .w of 'I' A J A A . 5 , AA -A3 ', ,J,. - 7 iii SPFCIAL COURSES FOR HIFH SCHOOL I RADUATES- Hlgher Accountlng and Busmess Man lgement Course C1 and 2 Yearq Adxanced S crctlrlal and Ofhce Admmlstratlon Coursee For Undergraduates I OOKKEEPINC1 SHORTHAND SECRETARIAL TYPEWRITIING and ENGLISH COLRSFS Scranton Lackawanna Busmess College 4 Stanrlarrlz rd Accrrrlzffrl Conzmrrczal .Schull 621639 LINDLN STREET SLhANTON PA OIR NLU K-XTAIOIII5 JI ST OI T !I'T ONI' IT WILL HELP YOI PLAN YOUR FUTLRE Eckhardt s SAME PLACE SAME MDSE Quallty Pastry Shop SAME FIRM CLARKS SUMMIT All Good Thmgs to Eat Watch Our Wmdouw for SPFCI ALS Llght Lunches Served Summit Farm Equipment C0 ROBERT J HEPBURN THOS E RAHILL Clarks Green Barber Shop Op A11 Day E e v Wo kmg Day STRICTLY MODERN d SANITARY p d Em th W 83021 to'715p Saturd v to 900 p m 4' 1 X1 1 L 1 ' J I LL I S' 2 ,P X 1 . . . .1 . 1 A . . A . f . . 1 1 3 1 1 L1 1 A 1 1 1 1 A ' A J O n 'nf 0 'A l Y ' . Y , L' N2 , , I I - ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . - A' A n , A - , . 1 1111 111 1 .1 11 A A 1 I 1? A 'i I 1 A 4 7 A , r ! O I I P1 O . l , ' 1 1 1 en , V ru r ' J 1 A .' an Prom t an cient Service for e hole - I , , Family A Hours: 2 . m. 2 .m. ah : . .