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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1934 volume:

I - - ng ...,....i,,,., -.f: -o 1 PHOTOS EY HOFJNBAKER ENGPAVING BY PENN ENGPAVING Co PLARKQ Sumu T PA PRINTED BY PEEQLESS PRINTING Co Clle Cliffs The Annual Pnbllcanon O Ihr SENIOR CLASS Clarks Sllmmll Clarks Green Hlqh School U lurm N llne Car Hundred nm T I 4 Fear 1 ' ' If f, 1 Ol . H A 0 x as inc: Q' Y .x ' n'rT'- 'l 93' l A h W -J' Wg!!! AI NIA MA FILR Thlu the foul long xeam of hlgh school Mulet the scenes we love so xx ell As the mystlc chcums to knowledge We vamly seek to spell As me Wm athlcuc XlCt01l6 And uphold oul hlgh school hr lght Qtlll ue xxolk fol fltldl Cluk qummlt mr The Blue and the Wh1te A the Nc us of llfe oeltake u Nlmglme ffl t ou1 loclw xxlth QIQN 'Should oul de ue t hopex betl xx u And feds f0ltUllQS fall an ax St1ll me h l.HlSll c ue and vzclnew A oul memouex met ZQIOXX o d And ue lecdll those dax of glidncs ueith Fha lulue md the Vlhlte 1 c-n O s-- ii , F In , - .,1'g- - -- v H .fs 'W - ,-f-,:T,,- -fri l X9 ' A 'T7K, ?'2.1 2' ' , , 4 In ' 1 -4 Q 3 ,Q 1 I L l 7 ,QQ 'Q .J , X X, 1 ' K - ..uA -- r n , ,. . -- 4' --LJ- --I f-f. - ' '-.-,-- ,' f I, F 1 f X , 1 L L . 1 . . , .N . K. e , 7 , . N 1 w v v v K . , y v ' 1 w 1 v . . ., Q 4 . N w 1 X A ,T 1 v , , . . . 5, . . . ,. , . ,. K L 1 ' v Y - . . - ' . . . ' . I x 1 5 A c l . Q v 14 u 1 ' ' l 1 . - w - . c . C 5, . . . . - . ,-, v . . , x A 4 Q ' ' 4 . 9 l ' Z ' S Q' '2 ' S, . . vo . e- . . v Y, V . , . - y I ' I . 1 I I I 'vt ww ,c . c . . . Q . , .' V, '. i . . , 1 . ,, . . , v 1 I W I YQ T 1 1 '1 ' . . c . N, 5 . 1 V 7 ' A 1 J 2 X . Uiqiniq wx - -i-vlul. ilrifriwi-:ini-lifvl-nl Pl-fin? rl lui rin? V1-uifIi'fl ? l - 91 ' '13 7 -life -, f ' ' , SWG Greetings! E, the class of '34 ' extend to all our heartiest greetings! We'll never forget the good old days Wrll you? JG Contents Faeulty SLHIOI s unxors Sophomores Fresh men Athletlcs V General ACtlVlflCQ t r X 1. l. ' . Y ll. 1 ' Q? lll. J ' .. pw IV. l V. . VI. ' ll. ' ' ' .. Vlll. Advertisements. Vx - FZ-XQJKUU U V 'Pk ff-W if III .J a 1... 5 ff tl 4- -,- w..v- 1 -mv Villa I, ,,- I-.qv gl, Q 42 ,f , I 3 ag I' sf ' V' Rik- . ' u FQ X Q1 F H I .gi .5 3 I 4 lk I I V -136 1 XX x 'H' Mgr' A, Q ff' ,,,f1!f.244 VIVIANI L WATKINS qIl1J6I?ISIIUl P1 HLCIIJIII 1 v v A . - ' , . . . . ' sx - l - ,----.f 1: 12.12 iwzn- ,::,2,:-nz:-in-n-,.4r,q if ff..-g..qp...g,..,.,qpf191-un H JIHNVI' HdH UM IQIHSIA I HHVIXI .K 4 ' ' . .' 0' -N 73 'fo u fm- f ' x M ll: ' X 5 If ,Eiffel -.J THE FACULTY VIVIAN L WATKINS Supervising Principal Grace H Allardlce, Sarah Brace, Edith Cairns, Bernice Dearbom, Mark L Fisher, Dorothy I-land, Josie Kimble, David Lewls, Janet Murphy, Esther Pedrlck, Dorothy Peck, Vlrgima A Rushmore, Gladys Schwab, Vxrglma P Wells, Elhs D Wllliams, Wanda Williams, Gustav Yeager, Arthur Wheeler. Adolf Hofmelster , F h v 1 J f 4 l E' J 1110101011icricnicitrilcsiuninriunjcvirvlvitvivillirifsiniriiviriirvii rioiniui 10 J ' -t- :f, ,,l f W , , p . gpm- V X NJ as ' - q I' I x .V , , ., in I x ' I 33 xo'-,'. ' R '2' W ' f lf 3' ff. ' .J -YJ LI! fd'-'-sX A -r' 11 .,.,..,. 4 N. I J , Nl HI K5 4 I on ' ' ffm. 4 1' ,-- .Eu 1 I I f 1 .NX x xx X . f A' f , -. A , 1 X 1' Q ff xg i X XR 1 xx f I X X jf K h xx ,,f f f I -X. f ' f I ,I . ,f V It I . l L KX-N .. 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'L' ' W ' I1 in-1-fi' fs vi -1-1 -11-2 2 if-11301 14-141 '14-2+-3viefiw-11-11v1'L11-if-for-or--14' lise Z?'W THE CLASS WILL We the honorable members of the Senior Class of Clarks Summit High School recognizing our own talents and noticing the lack of th e talents in the lowlv undeiclassmen deem it necessary to pass on our sterling qualities to the groups who ale in dire need of them There fore being in a sane and normal state of mind and comprehensnely understanding our own actions vse do ordaln and establish the following wi To the frivolous and giggling Freshmen we leaxe our cultured sense of humor and hope that they will learn the adx antages of knowing when and where to laugh To the careless and indifferent Sophomores in ho seem to derixe great pleasure in wantonly destroying things which do not belong to them we will our restraint and etiquette To the headstrong and fiighty Juniors we present our dignity and sohpistlcation Realizing that ther will be the Seniors of next year we also will to them all other traits of character which a Senior needs and which all Iuniors lack In addition to these group donations we find it necessary to make sexei al individual wills to people vsho do not come under the scope of the ffenei al ones listed aboxe Barron wills his power over women to John McKay and we all hope Iohn will become more influential with the fair sex in the future To Skipper Kammer Jo Snyder and John McDermott will th ir art of dancing so that he may oxercome his short choppy steps and become a master of the art Jane Simrell leaxes her powers of blufiing to Mousey' Williams so that ex entually with a little practice he may become as accomplished at the art as she is Dizzy Miller also wishes to present Mr Williams with his ability to handle the bravn ny football men To Reginald Richard on Pete Emml bequeaths his power of consum ing the xolatlle material from any xarlety of tobacco known To Dave Conrov to aid him in his moments of embarrassment Joe Snyder leaves his ability to down ten beers consecutively and perhaps some day David will become as proficient at the art as h is. In one of his saner moments Butch Hawley decided that he wanted to pass all his unused wisecracks on to Johnny Johnson. We hope Jonny can use them as dextrously as Butch did Helen Brown Elinor Cairns and Frances Peck offer their scholastic ability to Pat Denman Jean Young Mouse Williams and all other energetic and aspiring Juniors vt ho may need it in the future. Undoubtedlv this will be the greatest gift which the underclassmen could receix e. To oui successors as a whole we leave the athletic field the spacious and well equipped gymnasium and our beautiful school and all it con- tains including the teachers whose admiration we have won CJ. In conclusion we hope that the bequests made above will be accepted with as good a faith as they were given and that the heirs will profit from them. THE CLASS OF '3-1. I2 '- -f V - ,,. t -.j: l, 33. , . I 4 h N9 ,L '.:- f '.- T 4 ufugg lL ,iq if I I - I W' R A 'l'n'v ' ' 70011, , X I 7- 5 ,,,, ...lug ,V Ld... . all , - . . , ' . es . K. .U . 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I ,, A A M- ---,Je D' ,lily ELIZABETH BAAS 'Betty' Clarks Summit Basketball 1 4 Hockey, 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 T W 4 National Honor Society 3 Track 6 As the bell rmgs and the door slowly closes Betty comes dashmg 111 with her infectxous smlle Perhaps it is her dally run to school that keeps her in such trim for athletlcs At any rate she excels ln them and plans to be a Physloal Education teacher A very likeable girl this Betty Baas But always late IS she She says she has too far to walk But we think that sounds quite fishy HELEN BROWN 'Helen Clarks Summit Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 2 Vice President, 3 Class Treasurer 4 Glee Club, 1 2 3 4 Society 3 Aorta 4 Operetta 4 Prom Committee D D N Helen ls the example of the ideal Senior girl As well as bemg voted the most popular gxrl in the school she has an all absorbmg mmd that parallels her Shlnlllg personality Tls not a hp an eye we beauty call But the Joint force and full result of all Pope ESTI-IER LOUISA ISBY Esther' Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 2 3 Hockey 3 Hoopla 4 Washing ton Pageant 2 E T C 4 Dramatic Club l T W Here and there and everywhere Esther is ready to turn her hand to everything For that reason we know that she will succeed in her profession I..1fe is but a day at most Burns MARGARET WARD Peg' Clarks Summit Secretary and T easurer of Freshman Class 1 0peretta34 Aorta4 Chfl' 4 ETC 4 OTW 4 Prem Commlttee 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 D D N 3 4 Of course Peg got a football hero stxll she finds tlme to play the ha cha cha on the blacks and whltes The soul of muslc slumbers ln the shell T111 waked and lu dled by our Margaret spell And feelmg hearts touch them but hghtly pour A thousand mel dies unheard before nam 14 nic -ioienzvix 13 X - - L1'+--7: X ' W '7::? .. : - Q Xu I - P I f lil - pg s 'L' ' ' '-' W L., L I , 4 v f ' , 2 v , 5 X 0. . . ' 1 S 1 I . l 1 1 , , 1 GN K . i . X U 4 y 7 77 0. T. W., 4: ,E. T. C., 4: Basketball, 4: National Honor K ag . '. 2, 3, 4. ' ' ' , 0. . ., 4., , . . W , I , , , : . : ' S, : . . ., : . .' f's Q 1 N ff - ' 1-saw, ' H H -, ,O I .. . 1', ll ' 2 :lf JOHN McDERMOTT Johnny Clarks Summrt R B's 1 2., 3 4 Presxdent of Class 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 0 T W 4 Operetta 4 Student Committee 4 Hoopla 4 Cliffs 4 For three years the class has been under Johnnys leadershxp-we predlct a great future for h1m A dlllar a dollar a mne oclock scholar What makes you come so late? Now you come at mne oclock Instead of half past elght WILLIAM BALDWIN Bl Clarks Summit Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Secretary of Jumor Class, 3 Vlce Presldent of Semor Class, 4 Cliffs 4 Lettermans Club 4 0 T W 4 B111 IS one of our football heroes-hls playlng has saved the day more than once and we appreclate lt He finds that Where there s a wlll there s a way REED J MILLER Dlz Clarks Summit Football Manager 4 Assrstant Football Manager 3 The Senators Club 4 Boys Glee Club 1 Chffs 4 Baseball Manager 4 Operetta 3 Washmgton Page ant 2 0 T W 4 Dlz possesses a way Whlch sxmply dxsarms most of the fems cf th1S our falr school What cracker tW1SCl IS thxs same that deafs cur Qhakespeare WILLIAM ROS S Stmk Clarks Summit Football 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Carnival 4 Wash mgtcn Pageant 2 Cabinet 4 Tr ck 2 Varsxtv Let termans C'ub 4 0 T W 4 Rossxe bevan to attract att ntxon ln hrs Jumor year wlth his keen mterest and partlclpatlon athletics and h1s pet expresslon Gwan Mlller lac comparled by approprlate puvlhstlc threats! Ross loves to roam where the dark seas foam Where th shrxll w1nd WhlStl6S fr e 'fr Makay rio vioitifviajoi 14 5 CK I9 n KT ' ' v 1 1 5 - , v . 1 sv l , : , : . . ., g NX , : . 9 , : ' , . X V I v ' ' ' . N3 G as ' - 1 ,1 - , .P ' ' , . tv - - ., Ni, fi Vt, ,. f 3 ' 4 i ' ' hx ' A u 'un . , nf' , X0 ral' V I ,',', ,.: , ,': l . '. , L ' ' , 1 7 I . A5 4 I 4 ' - -v - 1' . . . . f 2+ Q 'V at ' yr . I 9 : I 1 : - - 1 . ' - 1 1 v 1 a v n C36 at , 9 , 3 ' ' 3 1 , 5 . . ., . A J of ears with this abundance of superfluous breath. V Ax' J 5, .3 11844 V av 1-fQ 'f1'-Ji l ' 'f its f M u ' is ' N ' 0 ' J 1 . ' 1 1 . v I ' I I. V 4 ' , , , . . . . S j-f K 3 . , : . , 2 . , , - , ' 1 ' . , 5 - . , - 'Y' ' . 4 . G . . . . -' 4 , . 2 . I M . . . . 4 5. 111 . jg - ' - fl - N - X ', ,C ' , .. , -' 'yr 'ax v. '- H 4 9 . . -M S In rw' 1 of f 44 X' I l' EVELYN RUSHMORE 'fEvgy Cl3l'kS Green 0peretta34DDN234 Evelyn is of the quiet reserved type and has acquired a host of friends Although she is not a scholar she has her work all done on time which is a real accomplishment We are sure that she will find a place for herself ln the world Music is the universal language of mankind Longfellow HELEN STEELE Steelie Clarks Green 0 T W 4 Hockey 3 4 Glee Club l Z 4 Girl Reserves 1 D D N 2 3 4 Steelie is one of those glrls who takes school very seriously and profits by lt She IS one of the more recent memb rs cf the National Honor Society and thats somethmg She also has a quiet sense of humor which we all appreciate Honor lies in honest toil -Cleveland FRANCES PECK Frances ' Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 0 T W 4 Dramatic Club 1 Frances rates as the scholar of the Senior Class She seems to believe 1n spending her time growing intellectually while in school savmg her good times until half past three And still they gazed and still wonder grew That one small head should carry all she knew DORIS FRITZ Frltzne Clarks Summit Central High, l, D D N, 2, -5, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Glee Club, B, 4, 0 T W 4, E T C., 4 Dons IS a typical example of a Happy go lucky glrl Always ready to take a chance for good or bad Although she has not been With the class through four long years, she has establlshed a detinlte place fcr herself If I laugh at any mortal thing, It's that I may not weep Byron 30102010 1 -Qoioianioilrzozerirrierifrioioia 15 - - 1---11-: S ,.-s l Z J-'..-I5-': '.7'I-Tr. 3 I A - 0 I ll - 'i ' - ,f . , 5 ' xl 144 .1 ' ' e L-, fr N in !9 W Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey, 35 0. T. W., 45 7 7 : ' ' 'I 9 ! ' C6 J! 9 . - -, S y , I f , , S i : ' ' '! l ! ' ll ! 9 I . . ., Q , . vi1v:o1vfi1v1oiu:epio14 XY! I Chez Ny ll x A 'Ae' 'f-'J' M' lm? .hi EDWARD MAYER, Eddie Glenbum Washington Pageant 2 I-I1 Y 1 Hand Ball 3 Poultry and hand ball seem to be Eddies soul reason for belng He supplles the needed touch ln oral compositlon Ill husbandry heth in prlson for death Good husbandry spieth where profit to get HAROLD BYERS 'Byers' Clarks Summit Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Presldent of Glen Club 3 Senators Club 4 Chffs 4 0 T W 4 Track 4 Glen Nor Hugh School 1 Frankford Hugh School 2 Varlety IS Byers xdeas of school For two years Byers has made a name as our end but we hope lt w1ll be better for Temple ln the end Lcame saw and overcame -Shakespeare KENNETH THOMAS 'Ken Chinchilla Student Committee 4 Thcmas is one of our commuters-his chlef ln terest seems to be along the mechanlcal lme Qulet, and unassummg he seems to suck to h1s work a d he has a knack for gettmg hxs lessons done every day A busmess wlth an xncome at hls heels FORREST DECKER Forrey Clarks Summxt Track 1 2 3 4 Glec Club 1 Football 2 3 4 Pageant 3 Tennis 3 Baseball 4 Decker put cur class on the map wxth h1s stellar plays m football. Now let it work mischief thou art afoot take thou what course thou wilt. -Shakespeare. 93014 16 M' rg, -'-' A l 4 A Varian! 0 j M- ' rm, 2 -pg' 1' I - f JEAN HARTWICK Jean Clarks Summit 0. L. W., 4, Washington Pageant, 23 Dramatic Club, 1: Glee Club 1 2. Sometimes we think Jean believes with the Greek Menander who said nothlng is more useful than silence but when she gets going her ideas and con vlctlcns convince us of her talking ability Jean ls usually as busy as a bee and with her nursing pro fesslon we say that she will characteristically Work first and then rest ' Ruskm HELEN GREEN Helen Clarks Summit 0 T W 4 Dramatnc Club, l Reading Riding and Algebra thats all our Helen lives for Wlth hcrse and hom and hound come comrades and gather round FRANCES CLARK Monk Justus Glee Club 1 2 4 Athletic Club 1 0 W 4 Dramatic 1 Frances halls from sunny Justus She IS a good student qulet and ambltxous Her brown eyes and pleasing personality have caused the capture of many a handsome lad We don t know what Frances 15 gclng to do but we know she will be a success at anvthmg ANNE SHIPTON Anne Clarks Summit C 4 W 4 Track 1 2 Washington Page an 2 Annie is mischievous as the day is long No matter how you are 11 your cloud ls dlsmal Anme can provlde the needed silver lining Happy am I from care Im free Why arent they all controlled hke me -OL wif rio vioio2oicv2oi0:oi1 :il 1114 17 I Q . . ., Q ' . .,, ,g f ll N ' . . , : , : - T. -, 2 , Q 'Q Glee Club, 1, 2: Athletic Club, lg Hockey, 3, 4: E. . 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'Bo I ff1,.,..2 ' ROBERT STOERTZ Stoertzle Clarks Green Cliffs 4 Aorta 4 Track 4 Secretary 0 T W 4 Operetta 4 R B s 1 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Kodak Club 1 Hoopla 4 Cabmet 4 Secretavy Class 2 Dramatlcs 1 Scouts 1 2 3 4 Honors Eng lush 4 Bob 1S gomg to follow up h1s sc1ent1f1c bend for chemlstry He has a capaclty for frlendlmess whlch ought to get hlm far If you wait a thmg well done do lt y urself Franklm JAMES MacVAY ' Bud Clarks Summit Track 3 4 Basket Ball 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Washmgton Pageant 2 R B s 1 2 3 4 Dramatxcs, 1 0 T W 4 Hoopla 4 Aorta 4 Bud made hls cartoonlng debut when he d1d h1m self up brown mth the pxctur s of the football team at chapel one day Hls pencll was StI'1CklDg r slstless and grand H15 manners were gentl complymg and bland Stlll born tc xmp ov us ln every part Hls pencll our faces hls manners cur hear WILLARD SNYDER 1 y Clarks Summit Washington Pageant 2 Cliffs Staff 4 Boy Scouts Wlllards accompllshments m mber of the Penn sylvama Guard and Scouts coup ed wxth hxs mathe matlcal ablllty w1ll get hlm far Self conquest IS the greatest of all v1ctor1es Plato HENRY RUSHMORE Hank Clarks Green R B s 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 Kodak Club 1 Hoopla 4 Operetta 4 O T W 4 Prom Commltteeg 3 Glee Club 1 Washington Pageant 2 Engllsh Honors 4 Hank IS the busy man of our class b tween hls p rlodlc Jobs at the H nryvxlle House and h1s lnte est 1n the cpposlte sex we are able only to catch a Ile tmg glanc Hank 15 one cf our charter members he exp cts to practlc lava Heres luck 1n bouquets Bold of your worthlness We smgle you As our b st movmg falr sollcltor -Shakespeare 11313121 11 34his11r11.1o11,11u1oga-i1wio1csg4ni1r11v2o1avicf:4r1ev11vievia 1-woe 1 :og 18 ...gi-1 I 0 ll 1 HQ 1 U l 15 at ' 'md I X ELINOR CAIRNS Norme Clarks Summxt Cliffs 4 Aorta 4 Basketball 4 Track 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Natlonal Honor Society 3 Cabinet 4 Honors English 4 Hoopla, 4 Born for success she seemed With grace to win wxth heart to hold' Nornie is one of the outstanding glrls of C S H B Vitality tactfulness cheerfulness and frlendlxness- Elinor showing that 1f a good face xs a letter of recommendation a good heart IS a letter of credxt Bulwer Lytton EVA RANCK Eva. Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 2 3 E T C 4 Operetta 3 Art Club 1 2 3 Hockey, 3 Our Eva has mastered three arts the art of keep ing her friends the art of Braces the art. of love ,She 'walks ln beauty and b auty walks ln her MILDRED FOSTER Clarks Summit 3 4 0 T W 4 National Committee 3 Hoopla 4 Peanuts Basketball 4 Hockey Honor Society 3 Prom E T C 4 Glee Club 2 Peanuts suffers from llcense numb rs when not rehearsmg these she sp nd, her time looking for excxtement She IS an all around good sport with wide circles of frlends a complex to memor1ze On with the dance let joy be unconfmed No sleep till mom when youth and pleasure meet LOUISE MARSH Wheelef' Chinchilla Washington Pageant, 2, Athletic Club, 3, Operetta, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, E T. C, 4, Hockey, 3 Does she ever mlss a dance? NO Is she ever wxthout the brutal sex' What do you th1nk'P Wheezer IS a cool headed warm hearted blonde Her wat IS only equaled by her figure The gal excels 1n everything but man hatmg Love me llttle, love me long Marlowe inxoioio Q vioioievioioz-n:o2o:o2o1oi4v11rcQ4 rienimrif-ifrifririviuri-viexivvaxrierlc 19 Z7 -I -5- -' q , K ' -lv' , lf ' 2 3 f Sill - .- 3 ' ,-r ,. f U jk l as ' ' l , : . : , : , , .4: Hockey, 3, 4, cheerleading, s, 4, o. 'r. w., 4, E. T. c., gf : a 2 . 1 3 1 f J .J Cl if ' ' D 1 : v 1 -1 S 1 Z I l Y : ' ll ' rf I 3 25 X X .lla was Lv Q ' I '2 If l2?' JOSEPH SNYDER oe' Clarks Summlt Football I 2 3 Basketball 1 4 Track 3 Base Washington Pageant 2 Jces nonchalance overcomes us along wlth the gxrls who Gnd hlm unapproachable Live and thmk And let the world slip L PAUL HAGGERTY H Clarks Summxt Glee Club 1 2 Football 1 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Bas ball 1 4 Hags ability ln athletics has proven ltself many time to get hlm places The brilliant chxel xrregularly great Frank haughty rash -the rupert of debate MARSHALL SINGER 'Duck ' Clarks Summit Track 3 4 Honor Society 4 Cliffs 4 R Bs 234 OTW 4Hoopla Smger an A8aP veteran We wonder what Mr Merxdlth will do wlthout hxm when he goes to State As ou own Houdxm we wonder what the school w1ll do wxthout him N xt to judgement dxamonds and pearls are the nearest thmgs to be met wxth Dela Bruyen HAROLD A DOLSON Harold Clarks Summit 0 T W, 4, Plstol Club, 4. Hoonla, 4, Senior Skip Commlttee, 4, Class Night Committee, 4 Harold Jack of all trades Dolson has proved to be our life saver on various occaslons, especially dur lng the Hoopla when he managed the Cabaret There are no pomts of the compass On the chart of true patr1ot1sm Robert Wmthrop 1 34 14 1114-3014 is 20201011 iciniaiavieviatgovievisvmwvicsisvgenivicnici 01010101 20 'T j' X. ' nw s lu ' 1 ' 'a by - 'lg M 'C S A f , ' K , J ' ' I . , . . , 1 ball, 1, 4g Class President, lg R. B.'sg Operetta, 4g ' S. . ar' ' I ' I ' 1, , , '. 2 ., g K ,'4.' ' ' ' , -. 'UV I X l' wus 'V 'J f A41 ELEANOR EISING 'Eleanor' Clarks Summit Glee Club 1 2 Hockey 3 Washington Pageant Dramatic Club 1 0 'I' W 4 We know that Eleanor will make a good nurse for her smile is enough to make anvone feel better A tender smlle our sorrows balm Young ELSIE STURM ' Elsie Clarks Summit Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Vice President 1 Oper 3 E T C VVhen we need someone to probe down into he unexplored depths of Philcsophy or History we call on Elsie Besides football and bridge this IS her favorite pastxme And can she catch a mush ball' Persuasion tips her Dengue whenever she tal ' -Cxbber HELEN GLYNN Helen Clarks Summit Washington Pageant 2 Kodak Club 1 Curls long and llght but they don t interest Helen is lt Chemistry or study hall? Those curious locks so aptly twined Whose every hair a soul doth bind! CATHERINE JANE SIMRELL Jane Clarks Summit Hockey, 3: President E. T. C., 4: Student Council, lg Aorta, 4: Glee Club, 3: Operetta, 39 Vice-Presb dent, 2. Janie, after years of experience, promises to rival even Wirrchell at assorted key-hole peeking and door- step sitting. A small degree of wit accompanied by good sense is less tiresome in the long run than a great amount of wit without it. -La Rcchefoucauld. 10101010 1uw1010101-szfnzfvzoz-vi-rits:-rg--11 uuoogfoioie -1010102 .ioilviuioiocl-rg on 21 1-z fe fl xl in li I 'igisfli 1' V 1 4 . L + bt. f ef-f WH . , , zu . : 12: Off , , . . ., . F. K ena,g.1'.f4fs - ', - 'Qt z -' ks: ---lfill ,Jvl ' WLUN il 'Sl Y NORMAN BARRON ' ormle Clarks Summit 0. T. W., 4' Operetta 3 4' Glee Club 3 4' Aorta For twelve years weve been trying to decide what Normies interests are-perhaps he finds that. Two heads are better than one ' but we find that A true frxend is ever a friend MacDonald PETER EMMI Pete Edella Hoopla, 4 Glee Club 4 Pistol Club 4 George Washington Pageant, 2 When Pete sets hls mmd to do a thmg he gets It done-and how' As a vessel ISI known by xts sound So men are proved by thelr speeches Demosthenes Cutxe Clarks Green Football 1 2 3 4 I-In Y 1 2 Basketball, 2 4 ! Track 2, 4 Varsity Lettermens Club 3, 4 Football and huntlng are Coveys mam stays His fnghting face fnotlced when he plays footballl IS characterlstic of h1s attamments A follower of the rod and gun B111 Lovey lS a loyal son ROBERT TAYLOR Bamacle Clarks Summit Even after years of experlence wlth Barnacle his phllosophlcal qulrks stlll astound us At learnxngs fou'xta1n It IS sweet to drlnk But tls a nobler prlvllege to thlnk' -JASax vioioiota P14 111 viojcvicriaviviuioivvissiunivviuvinif 22 CET -f-- - X s 4 'X y I wx tx xt ., J f' '-' ,- ,ff V X IN !9 X I I ! I I 1 I ! X 9 9 I l I Y D Y 9 lg YY WILLIAM COVEY Cl '71 , , , , : '- . , : , z Cl 91 ' 4' R. B. l 2 3 4' Washington Pageant 2' I-loopla 4. All ,Lf-5 We , 1 -Im-J.: A0 KATHLEEN MORAN Katie Chmchllla Class Secretary, 4 Track 3 Glee Club 3 Hockey matic Club 2 Katie dld as Katie would and she dld well She IS Irxsh by nature cheerful by hablt and Jolly cause she couldnt be othenwlse Oh I am stabbed wlth laughter' MYRTLE GRIGGS 'Myrtle Glenburn Girl Reserves l Glee Club, 1 Washington Page a 2 0 T W 4 No friends a frnend t1ll he shall prove a fnend -So we have found Myrtle Shes quiet except for her contaglous glggle whlch convmces us that she lS a flrm bellever m Laugh and the world laughs with you Wllcox LEONA MILLER ' eo Clarks Summlt Operetta 4 Cabmet 4 Basketball 4 Leo and basketball are Just like that-she does well at It too-to say nothing of her ready laugh Nothing great was ever achieved wxthout enthusiasm Emerson LOUISE MAYER L0lliS0 Glenbum Gul Reserves, 1, Glee Club, 1, 2. A smp and a mp and a cut. and a slish and a dash LDUISG, the perfect seamstress Lourse has traits of neatness, puntuallty and modesty we hail her wxth Le frult du travaxl est le plus doux des plamslrs' Van venargues i0i1r2cv1atvu1u11vio1-v14ni-r1oioi1u2avi1vi-vQn2:r1w V 23 1 'j 7' T : - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 9 Ax' P if a l l .ul-9 ' 'f 35 Prom Committee, 'sg E. 'r'. o., 4, o. T. 4: nmf . I ,Y nt, 3 . . I, y as I vy IL YI ' vi-1 vt Q., nomznr PHILLIPS Flops chmcniua Baseball 4 Hoopla 4 Washington Pageant 2 Student Committee 2 Hand Ball Toumament 3 This boy cfhalks up for hxmself an active mterest in handball boxing and baseball Non Sibi Sed Patrlae Earl Romani ROBERT HAWLEY Butch' Chinchilla. Student Committee 4 I-loopla 4 Butch the clown the chemist the all around pal Learned he was m medlcmal love For by hxs mde a pouch he wore R. plete with strange hermetic powder That wounds tune miles point blank would solder Butler GENE TRAVIS Gene Clarks Green Washington Pageant 2 Camival 4 Annual 4 Rhubarb syrup plus sugar water costs ilfty cents Thats profit for Gene the drugglst Four years experience at Browns Pharmacy has given hlm the knowledge that Speech is great but silence IS greater -Carlyle JOHN SEYMOUR ohnny Chnnchxlla Electnc Club 1 Pistol Club 4 Johnny IS the keeper of our arsenal H15 mghtly target practlces and his arguments wlth Mr Wxlhams and Mr Fisher have made hlm our connolsseur The winds and waves are always on the slde of the ablest navlgator -Gibbon 1014 1014 101:14 24 ,ans V ' . ' Til 9 ' 'j 5 'rl . ' v Y yn' lg, X f - ll. . 41' rl ll H 1 S , I , 3 1 3 f - -Q I I ' H ' YI If l ' ' . : , . 1 ' 1 v --We salute you! ,, . . . , D V l . . . ,, ll YY Y : 9 : 7 ' p Y 1 ' . y . ' , . U l ' H , . MJ li ' ' ' . : , - , . U ' ' V1 101' Y -101014 '1 - He- We fm:-' 4 EVELYN SHIRER Eve Lynn Clarks Summit Washmgton Pageant 2 Operetta 3 4 Glee ub2340TW 4DDN's2 We are sure that Evelyns sweet dxsposxtlon w11l get her across with her patients because Every other day Take a drop 1n water Youll be better soon Or at least you oughter Doa Ile DOROTHY MILLER Clarks Summit Dramatlc Club 1 Operetta 2 3 4 Glee Club, 2 3 4 Washington Pageant 2 E T O., 4 0 T W 4 Dora does her dozens but she doesnt do er Chemistry-lwho does? She uses her vers1t1le ener g18S toward the betterment of the class Age cannot wither nor customs stale her milnite variety BLANCHE WILLIAMS anche Chlnchnlla Glee Club I 2 3 4 0 T W 4 Jun1orR1ng Com mittee 3 Kodak Club I Operetta 3 4 Musxc exalts each Joy allays each gnef Exp ls disease softens every pam Subdues the rage of poison and the plague Since Blanche plays the fiddle and IS g0lI1g to be nurse we thmk this qulte approprxate Besides these accompllshments she IS an 1nc ssant gtggler JEANETTE COLVIN Jeanette Clarks Summrt Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, 0 'I' W, 4, E T C, Class Treasurer, 3, Operetta, 2, 3, 4 One of our sweet, slow glrls but-after all, does she get there 197 ' Friends are l1ke mellons Shall I tell you why? To find one good, you must a hundred try zoiui4rio10icnien1-v1oinr:4r:cn:1ni1vauo1cvic 124 rin 25 -r --'-1'l-' F 9 - :-...Tw -...i-, 1 l ill' ' lf? - i I-TQ' ' H N X' 1 , all x A- 2 e , f D Cl , , , 3 . . ., 5 . . , , 3, 4. unorafi ' 1, 1 , S . I - - S - . ., . ' h HB' 9! ' ' ' , 3 , S y , - a . , . . M .Agp-1 N X X .lu wu. 5.-Dj an J-I 95, WARREN W WIREBACK Warren' Clarks Green 0 T W 4 Hoopla., 4 think that Wlrebacks wrltmg w1ll get hlm ar We call those poets who are fast to mark Through Earths dull mlSt the commg of the dawn Who see ln twlllghts gloom the flrst pale spark Whlle others only note the day IS gone -Shakespeare SARAH JANE MILLER Jane' Clarks Summlt Athletic Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 4 0 T W 4 Dramatlc Club, 1 Her mam int rests seem to be outslde the Summit but she manages to attend our school functlons She takes the greatest ornament from frlendshfp who takes modesty from It ' CHESTER R MYRICK JR Chet Clarks Summit Aorta 4 R B 4 Basketball 4 Tennis 3 4 Aspmwall Hugh 1 2 Doctor lawyer merchant chlef what IS it that Chet lS gomg to do when he graduates? To cllmb steep hxlls requlres slow pace at first ' -Shakespeare ARTHUR CARPENTER I' Mull Cnty Football 1 2 3 4 Cel Glee Club 1 2 3 V 0 V 1 Washington Pageant 2 Operetta Z 4 Kodak Club 1 Varsity Letterman's Club 3 4 Track 2 3 Art IS the most football mmded man ln seven coun t1es We th1nk cur loyal captaln eats sleeps and drrnks football from September to December ' Mamtam your post, that's all the fame you need ' Drydon.. ogy, . . ,gf 14 vin vin: 11014 his sqm HQ 3 Ti'-:E- T X 4 1 .ts Q -1 - 'i ' - , NL , ' . ill ij t ' S ' '-' ,fe . I 3, I I U 7 . . ., 3 . We . , . . . . 5 f - Cl 9 ' 1 H . . . ' . I ! I 1 1 Y ' ' 'i I Jane is the sort of girl who is seen before heard. 1 W ' f I I 'I , r . , . 4 1 rr n ' K VUL! V7 U4 . ,i , ' , ' I ' J W . . . ' X .. A ', ' . UA t!! 0 1 26 x A.. Img fn-1 , X w. 5 4 'W' my ANN WILLIAMS nn ' Clarks Summit Pageant, 2 Operetta 3 0 T W 4 Ann IS Jollxty persomfled Her blg xnterest IS ln Home Economxcs and she is our model homemaker Oh' those muflins' JANE DOUD Jane' Clarks Green Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Washmgton Pageant 2 0 T W 4 Hockey, 4 Track 4 Glrl Reserves 1 In the sprxng and in the fall to say nothmg of all summer long-Jane plays tennis We dont wonder she trims us all Llttle saxd IS soonest mended -G Wlther JEAN MacART Mickey Clarks Green Glee Club 1 2 3 4 D D Ns 2 3 4 Washing ton Pageant 2 0 T W 4 No matter the subject or the tlme MICKEY keeps us mterested Love and a cough cannot be h1d Herbert OLIVE HOWE Olive Clarks Summit Glee Club, 1, Washington Pageant, 2, 0 T W , 4, Hoopla, 4 Ohve IS m1scluevous yet qulet She has a sunny dlSDOS1lSl0I1 and a purpose back of her work Best WlSheS' That load becomes lxght wlnch as cheerfully borne -0v1d 1,,i,,g.,gg1pe-:eviui1n1-v1av:4v:evi1v2oioi-n1o:1 102011 27 -- --fli- - H...- tf-.7-.1'E.f-..-..:-f 1 L I - X' Y , -.-f- - x- 4 1 ' ,alr up fl ' ..,, . . l Dramatic Club, lg Glee Club, 1, 25 Washington Cl ! ll ' ll ani-411.1021-14 14 :fri-1.-314,313.3 if-3114 14 ioianiwxzf-3n1n2o14 in: 1014 .-s'i'1 i img ,f-, '-.1 1?-O IM SENIOR CLASS HISTORY One xx aim sticky day on September the second one thousand nine hunched and thnty in the year of crur Lord four distinct groups vxere assembled upon the campus of the Clarks Summit and Clarks Green High School These groups stood in steps the smallest the next to smallest the next to the largest and the laigest The largest gioup xxas the SlCkll6St greenest bunch of childien Clai ks Summit had ex er xiewed The other three had iust landed from then last year s trip and xvere ready for the present one while the largest group xxe the Freshmen were iust ieadv to take our first flight our loxx ly heads xx ere three airplanes They landed and the Freshmen bade good bye to the Sophomores Juniois and Seniors In a short xxhile another plane came into xiew The largest plane ex ei xxe had seen It took some time for us to get settled in that mammoth plane but aftei sex eial people had broken their necks and backs xve finally xxere seated The plane had to be large to seat ninety seven Freshmen F01 our pilot xxe had none other than that distinguished Arthur Car penter thc famous mechanic and seated by his side for co pilot was little Miss Mary Brochax itch Our hostesses xveie Miss Schwab and Miss Sutton that exotic exhibitoi of the adxanced styles Our host xx as that elegant man of the xxorld Coach Lewis Huffv and Wheeler gaxe the propell r a hefty twist The motor buz7ed but the catastrophe of oui start was our plane se med to lurch on one side and our positions xx er changed somewhat At first xxe thought it xx as that robust muscular Tar7ana Louise Marsh who Was occupying most of one side and xxeighing it doxxn but Dope Baldxxin xolunteeied to examine the tires But di coxeiy xxas that xve had a flat tire before xxe exen took flight Peter Emmi got out his little black bag and repaned the tire The second start xx as a success. Thanks to Pete. For nine months xve soared and landed in different spots to hold parties a.id other functions. Our corn roast xxas a success to the highest degree. Tohnny Mc- Dermott bioke doxvn and let us hax' it in his back yard. We xx ere still children so xxe played that famous British game Hoop Quite a time was had xvith Josie Snvder. Josie sat doxxn in a corn-er and cried those big beautiful eyes of his to mere shreds because he Wanted to be it.' Hank Rushmore smashed losie s nose in for him for being such a babv. So we squibbled and souabbled about xxho xxas to be it. Since Hank proved to be the Don Quixote of th- evening. he xx as given the pleasure. Hot dogs and corn were enjoyed and at the disgustingly late hour of t n o clock, xve meandered home. The skating party was held at Venard Pond. Nothing exciting han- pened. but Mickey MacArt floated around the pond, somewhat resembling a feather. 28 7 -' A H - .-:.,g'E-1'5:.. ', . I Q' , I X f ' 1 - I -, , T V. , 3 I 1 I ' I' .QCA .Am I J vi- I -Y v I 9. D ' 9 I . . , , , L L , -. I s . K T I , I' x , Q v K. . , K Y ' v . ' A .' C , L . - , .li . 1 7 9 ' . . K 1 . ' In a few moments time, a great hubbub arose. There, soaring above I nu, I n , N L ' y A 9 ' n. I 1 I . A , Y . c 4 Y L - u 1 I I I - y g K . y A . u. - . . .5 7. D A t S .II , l , . . ' ' - , v r - - - ' . . . , Y , 0 . ' e '. . s I . D .1 , . ,' .- , .I I , I 1 I . A Q ll vs ' , v Cl 77 t v x I x K6 Y to , Y , , tc H 66 97 C L v , . e 9 103031 -uw:ocoog0:1r14v14v3oz4u:o1o14v:01.vco4n: wg f14-1o:u:o:o:cn:o1o:014 f-saw? 14135 104 -Y '56 In Senior Class HlStOfY The biggest event was the Freshmen Frolic The punch was foul and the orchestra was better Helen Brown entered into the rolllcking spirit of a round dance and fell on a card table breaking it But it wasn t her table so she didn t care neither did we. No one remembers where or when the picnic was held so skip it' June the sixth we landed our plane on the campus of the school We grew attached to our first plane and chartered it for our Sopho more Junior and Senior years Warren Wireback acted as pilot and Katy Moran as co pilot I confess that Katy's voice possessed a richer quality than the motor of our plane Bobsy Wobsy Brooks was our host and Miss Copenhaver and Miss Kimble were our hostesses Miss Kimble had to take charge of ex ery thing since Brooks and Copenhaver were too wrapped up in each other to even bother to unwrap us the prize package of the School Captain Dizzy Miller decided to take us on a round about trip We didn t trust Dizzy s sense of direction land believe me we nad cause tob and it wasnt long before we heard We are lost' and sure enough we were' Not exactly lost but the plane was headed not only in one direction but various ones A rope was tied around Normle Barron so as to k ep him from falling while examining the efct r1or regions of the plane to find the causes of our queer manoeuvers in mid air Th doity woik was discover ed There on the rudder were Brooksy Wooksie and Copenhaxer-cooing away We hauled them in and punished them severely By that time Miss Kimble was a nervous wreck and put Copenhaver to bed with no supper Hank spanked Brooks and made him sit in a corner Bad nasty Brooksy and impertinent sassy Lopey The trip continued like this for months engine trouble rudder trouble Brooks trouble and Copenhax er troubl Helen Brown attempted to throw her Caesar out of the window but Copenhaver and Brooks were sitting on the wheels and luckilv they caught poor Caesar. Wed rudder thev hadnt though because Helen was a nervous wreck by that time. She was the onlv one who did anv work and half of the work she did was ours too. Helen s always butting in our business. She couldnt find enough of her own to do so the little thief took ours and did it. Johnny LaMurray never stopped griping about it b cause she mad such a mess of his studies. And Johnny was the tvpe who hated to sit aruond and not do anything. Then Iune with all the weddings but onlv one of us pooped off and received the material ties. And she got married in August, so where's the point? Bv that time we were very world weary for Sophomores and thoughts of another summer, making new men and new women with our charms, rather sickened us, but we knew we couldn't escape it with OUR good looks. 29 -i-1,--i i' . .sv I X - 'i ' . , 4 ig 4 q l ' 'f ' - ' ' 1 .J ' ii .g,.X,, -,V ,lieu I 'M i K 4-.-af. Q11 , ' - as Q-sv D - - ' - - 1 ' - - ' ' ' ' . 5 , L 5 W I ' . The ninety-seven Freshmen filed out, feeling a little older and dignified. y H . . . . f n a L Y - 1, . . . , . , . . . . ' ' Y u 11 , . . , , , Q. I I ! E Y . e ' 1 ' . . . . - . Q . V . . V Q A . . . . , K y . . , K W . . I . . - . Y , . , ' -e. C n 1 Y u , Q r 9 , , . l V 7 , ! 9 e e s s if-1 lzoininzc-34 is 1 10111411 vioiuivivvif 10111 -1 niuioioi--1111021-if' We ' Senior Class History There weie 29 less classmates when we boarded our plane in Sep tember 1932 making us 85 strong We put aside our sophislcated airs and screamed greetings to our friends W1lly Snyder was our pilot and Myrtle Griggs our co pilot Willy had everything under control when we were ready to start and Myrtle giggled around and pointed out to all of us where we were to sit hostesses All during the trip Ellis was spatting around Miss Dear born Deared our walls and Dotty had Pecks and Pecks of mending tor us to do Our Junior year was smooth flying with only an occasional bump Elsie began googmg at Johnny and Johnny answ red her back S the whole school term we had to put up with their caresses for each other The most tragic incident in our Junior year was the Poetry Contest in English class held in May Chet Myrick gawe the poem Snow This is how it went Snow snow snow well anyway it snowed So we gathered that the poem had something to do with them tiny thnow dropth Even though Chet is no orator we can say that he is about the most pleasing person ln the school We sold candy that year so as to earn enough money to hold the Junior Senior prom More people were trusted than people paying for the candy But Clarks Summit High is known for 1ts ability to chisel Theres on'y one thing we cant do and thats to chisel good marks How ever there are a few foxy ones who are dumb but can chisel good marks All the more power to them Finally the big night arrlx ed and we landed on the Isle of Pleasure for our Prom at the Ablngton Country Club The night was xery romantic and divine Many heal ts w ere filled with loxe and manv were broken We saluted the Seniors with a lustlc H yah and they bowed their superior heads to us. But we nex er did think they were so hot either. Besides the Prom and operetta we had the Junior Jump and another dance. These dances were held in the auditorium of the school. Such a glorious floor to dance on-so smooth and kind to the feet-if you w ear Enna Jettick s or Walk-Overs. The Jump w as held in the early part of the school term and the Common dance in Mid-Winter. They all proved to be quite successful. Approximately 76 Seniors took flight September 1933. The plane w'asn't the only thing up in the air-our heads were too. Our Senior year was the hardest, gayest, and saddest year we could account for. The hardness of graduating-the work to get through, the gaiety of it-to think that we would be finished at the end of the year- the sadness-leaving our friends and our home-room teachers to whom we were so devoted. 30 'W ' A 96,5 F xl 1lff .E' 1'ws if -ri 2-'-vm' I X J' -3, .511 Alllllm I IMI. I - 1.6. K- Ml , , . . . x . . ' ll ' 99 ' . l Y v - . Mr. Williams, Miss Dearborn and Miss Peck, were our host and . . . ' ' ' f. . ' g ' - - KI YY KK Y! ' ' ' . e . 0 . . . . Y U A,, . . . , I H . Y . ',, 0 W W ii , u - 1 y . l - 9 y - D y v 1 ' ' ! Y . i . Y v . . . . . L 7 Y. 7 . ' ' ' Ci ! 9? Y ' L Y I v 0 7 Y , K 7 A Y , Q ru 'HI 'EJ Senior Class History Esther Isby held position of pilot and Robert Phillips as co pilot had an awful time with Esther Everytime we didnt watch her s e headed for Penn State There must have been some magnet there Miss Nlurphy was our hostess and Mr Fisher was our host The Senior class in general refereed the fights between them They were quite coy to say the least Jimms Shurtleff got sick of it all and dropped out of our plane Now hes in Florida Jimmy started in our school in first grade and left us for the first time at the beginning of our Senior year The school never will be the same now that he s in Flordy the Hoopla Mr Fisher was in his heaven He served Barking Dogs we dont know whether it was the mustard or not but they possessed a kick like a White Mule Mother Peck made us some ducky clothes 'ind we paraded around showing them off Ev en though we were in a plane some of us possessed a Martz Bus complex 1 wish to state that it wasn t only one Senior girl who had it but a great deal of others too And we had it worse than she did May the fourteenth a great number of our Seniors left us tem porarlly to visit Washington Some of us poor unfortunates couldnt rake up the kale so we stayed home Bouquets for the O T W Club A week before this departure our plane landed upon the Isle of Exams to refuel but since there was no fuel we stayed and suffered the consequences And how we suffered This year we had with us a radio log the Aorta It proved to be very interesting and a great deal of fun was had with It Nlany an air pocket was hit but we always managed to get through it with the help of 'NI1ss Watkms Miss Nlurphy and lVlr. Fisher. Then came graduation. We left the plane for the platform feeling quiet sid lsome of usb. 'VIost of the Seniors came through with high mirks but Simrell came through with a tail skid. And now' we are le lving. There are three people we will miss a great deal: our principal Nliss Watkins' Nliss Vlurphy and Nlr. Fisher our home- 'oom teach rs. We conceited sophisticated hard-boiled Seniors never knew' we could miss three people as much as we miss them. It has been a ple zsure to have them with us for every function and incident in our last ye-ir. I can honestly say that we have been a problem to them- may be forgiven for our pranks-we meant well. I Or r trip is over. God Bless Us. 1:11 1:1-:1-'1-:1-:1:1:1 .11 1:14 .11 - l- . 4 1 ni- 1 31 -- -' - l .4-.f f - gee. . , 1 t ' 4 ty.-A 7 il ,x I, - . A.. f. M, u 1 . . . , . . . - . . We ' . ' 'h . . . , , 1 I u n 1 a . u , , . . In the latter part of March we attended an international Air Meet- aa C 'rn I ' , ' ' . U . ,ni 7 , ' , n C E ' n 7 I ' , .. Q . . . . , L, . ' . - L . . v , V ,- , K. L. . 1 - Y m ' 1 n Q u I V . , A K1 . . , . . , . . ' , Y ,' ' i n u , A ' Y t . , ' Y A 0 . , . . , . I i 2 . f z , . ' - . 2 . , , , I ' , I I ' . , I ' 9 , ' . 2 , ' K r ' r 1 P101 bl P1 713101 Tblblblblii bltrlbl rw' If I I - M- -uf ez THE CLIFFS STAFF ROBERT STOERTZ Mamzgzng Ldztor ELINOR CAIRNS Edzfor MARGARET WARD WILLIAM BALDWIN Adrerfzsznq I7Ul1?IllQl lQ GENE TRAVIS Buszness Ma naqer WILLIAM SNYDER REED J MILLER Cuczzlatzmz MU71dg679 JANET E MURPHY Faculfu Adrzsm vio:o1o1o:4 10101-vis ia riots ioiavioioioiavioifsioiafi '11 10101 ..:. 5.-,-.1,.T.-. as ' . - ---F-Al - L.. I X, Avg 111 3 , ,, I xg ' I ng I ' ' 'V' 'L ' 'f-f ' ll-9 Y I 'fin' 'g, I :+,- ,V 'is 51 V- 416. . ' .1 , ' r Y H I, A r .f I y 5 ' A J J ' I I ' I I' V 0 I x A .V , . -. 1 A 1 1 1 32 .-'U' U ' 'Nw .J Jn. M lf, II 4.2.1 -ll .42 ill! THE QLIFFS Smce the 1le1111ss1o11 ull 11111111 the school .15 It 1l11l 1111 Ill 11the1 o1g.111 11f1t11111N, the Semm classex heme had to make the11 41111111115 xmdlle-1 111 1111le1 to ht thc c11c11mst.1111ew lI1111exe1, thu xefu the S1111111 Class h1 111111 .1l1le t11 111e1c11me th1 f1l1e.11l1 1111111 out m1111e1 SIIXQI thux we h.1x1 the enlcugecl .11111uf1l Sexentv SIX pages' Owex txuce the N126 oi recent xolumes The I9 11l1l1t1o11 of the cldv 111111 club D1CtLll'0N and the eKt1.1 1Lt1x1t11N makes thu yef11 x CLIPFS 11111th much mme to lll c1111ce111e1l .1111 1l111xe 1ll to the g1f1d11.1t1ng C .1-N 1 C 1 N Ntllttf 111111111111 1111 t e LII-'PS IH Nl.11ch Q .11l1e1t1w mentx 11 e111 the fll t1eq111s1t1 11111111 t 1 A 1 1 1 11 Cl 111 111 t 1 11 11-1t1N1111f n1.11111g1-1x 11 NX .1x t 1l1111 Lfue 111 x11th1111t too m.111w sluplew 111ght A1111 1 11 XXII e .11 1 L11 ll 111111 1l111.11tm 11.111 11111111111 nu N 1 NN I z AIN QINNIN Ill 111 f 111 N .mow 1x 1m 111-x1 1 1' 11 m111 11111 11 1 tho 1 11 11 1 111l111111 - mkll N 111 we 11 1 Xl . lIlLl 1 Xl 1 h 11 .xx lx 1 1 11 il e 1 - 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 'l'h1 lzsssz'-l ' h C 'l'h1' Q ' '. 1: :'h1'll1l1zl'sh' 'h1zl ':', that, z11't11'l1-s ver 'tt ll - 11l th1 - C lat' 1 - ' ent he ' t11 I ' ' . 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WHAT MADE YOU FAMOUS7 QUIIIOX I owl It ill to my Kldlllllg' mothel 'ilmlell I don t know whx ' LdIIdS1Cll9 Vlhat are you talking about' YI Plshfl I nexel w IS famous ' Nllss Wells lou' Vl llltll lLIIlilIlS Holy God who Nlld I x famous La Cot Dont lsk me th lt lewis Dont be funnx now ot SIIXKIKI I dldll t kllow I was flmous 1 Xllllel I dont know Illltlllll Ruth D 1X ls Pel S1311 atlon P Jenkins SllCl'ltl'11lIQ,S l this Nll Yeager Nlothlllg th lt I know Slllsburv VS th who ' ' ' Baas I dldnt know I w IS Nllss Dealboln Am I' things mlght make one famous Integllty pelslsttnce coulage and ILISICIC fSee waa wlse J Stf Lltl I do not choose to lllll Nllss C 111118 Just what s the obltct ol the question' oonex llte Am I famous ' I 7 lllss Hand Thats a loke Pence Get out of hele Bob Phllllps I dont know Am I famous Huffx What do you w allt me to do Stand on my head ' ' Xllss AlldIdIC9 You d almost haw to ask outsiders F Deckel Nobody s famous d1OL1lICl here lX1ClIdlClSOII What ale you tlwlng to do get me going l ' ' l Nll WI heelel Janitor llen t supposed to be famous PX Sl s O ltmeal I ald Shall I tell the tl uth ' F0NtPI Walt tll I thlnk of a good one Sl'llpl0II Chocolate cake Stulm Dont put am tlllllg down really Plown I leally cant name them all BAIIOII I must hal been out one night Plate It s mx D6INODdl1tY 34 --' . Q V I' I B XL, I 4 Q N9 f ' A' ' 3- - .. L r Urmld 1, i N l' A-p. 4:50 . 1 Y ' . 1 ' ': 'A z ' ' ' . 4 l'. V: '23 ' J tl 'U 'z 1 . 1 ' it N' ' - ' Sz' vas A 7 ? 'T 7 ' f J: ' as l z . Mr. J : I ' '. J 2 S v, ?,: ' v . .. ,. 2 kv' Di' l V '- 1 al ,, 1 ' J: I' ' ' ff as z M : li ' '. Z '. '? Y Miss Watkins: My heavens! I'm not famous-but I think theao M jg I'll l' - ' S 1 'Y '. 1 7 Y I 1 1 4 0 I v D a ' : ' . ' ' .. 7 v ' 'I . . - z v: v w v - ' 'P 'I -'P'.vv . - ' - 7 . w vi 1 - .' v r vs v v,1 I v I 1 a I vu . w 1 1 I 1 v N . . . 5 1 . l .. JM' 2 ' . . v : K 4 Q K. - 1 ' I ' I 1 1 Q I 4 v ' v . , , . J I v : u 1 nv 1 ' n l A' 2 .' ' 'e 'f . 3 .. . 1: 'Av V .S . ' v. 11,34'aux-v1ll1v31l21-14111fillioiuioiwlioi 1 sialic-10341102--ini ll-Q01-I:-li rf: jW 4 . xv' . ' 6 ww . : '?i A ' - ' ui . ,HY A-Q-A gh 0 x X '- 1 v k. X I J . 1' ua - . I , , L X , N ' ' nj' viuznswxuas- 1- -14 nr--:nz-,101-'14 1- '14 -1 'o-u-fcDH1- wb--1-'if 101' 'I-'1-'11 IHIHCDHID ,ff JUNIOR CLASS X lu.'Q uv -2? iris, M I M JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The most industrious group of students in the high school known as the Junior Class returned to these hallowed walls after vacation feeling very lazy but high spirited Little or nothing was done until early in An illustrious slate was chosen Wesley Yard president Roy Kammer tice president Jean Young secretary and Robert Snyder treasurer The President chose a Junior Council consisting of eight members Fred Warner Doris Fields Clayton Lands1dle Warren Jenkins Virginia Warren Janet Sampson Merton Robinson and Stanley Whitman They acted as a committee for dances rings and other business About this time the P S P s and the Mu Gamma s started activities for the year iThese are the Junior girls and boys clubs J They have b en wery actne holding weekly meetings and other social functions On October twentieth our class held its first social event a fall dance It was held in the auditorium with the Penn State Collegians furnishing the music The Juniors were well represent d in athletics Wes Yard center Bob Snyder guard Bob Reid tackle and Don Salisbury fullback were on the football varsity Bob Snyder and Phil Young played varsity basketball On the night before Thanksgiving a Junior Committee went to Fac oryville to do some exterior decorating They painted the goal posts blue and savs ed them part way through We took the game and the goal posts too Summlt rooters helds the posts up for the last quarter After Thanksgiving Warren Jenkins was appointed chief of the candy selling forces in order to make money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Time passed quickly with the arrival of our rings on December twenty-third. They are attractive gold with a moth-r of pearl stone- an agreeable Christmas present. On February twenty-third we held the Annual Junior Jump the best in a long line of Junior Jumps with the Junior Council acting as a com- mittee. Tommy Breen did the orchestration. We are now anxiously awaiting the Prom with committees all chosen. We predict that it will be the greatest Prom ever held by a class of the local institution. We'll be seeing you--as Seniors. l.. :-.- :4 1. 1-'ici .:o2o:.-1:1:v2+v3o:-wioioioau-fini--Z.-1 pioioioioioif 11101 37 ' 'f T- ' ' J f , Q 1 is 2 '- A - -- VL . ,y f I if ' if ' - ' VA I A ,ky ,: .lug I U I .. ,-,QA 91411 . . . . , Y ! 1 , . October when we assembled in Miss Allardice's room to select officers. ' ' - I f ' S a Y. ' ' 3 1 a 9 , . . .V , I , . . . . . , . . D . . l . c . , , ! 3 7 ! X 7 , . . . . ! , 3 7 I Y Am ws' In We AUTOGRAPHS 38 '-' A T.. M Ar- ' 1 X X ... 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M09 SOPHOMORE CLASS xl 'UN ' J' Tig' l 'M SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On September fifth we came back to school without a care or worry muddling our brains The Sophomore group was dixided into two sec tions under the direction of Miss Dearborn and Miss Rushmore After the opening of school the class was organized and th following ofiicers elected President Stanley Linham Vice President Rob rt Walter Secretary Samuel Bainbridge and Treasurer Eleanor 'VIcDonnell The Sophomore Football dance was held on November twenty fourth with th Penn State Collegians furnishing the music The school audi torium was decorated in blue and white for the occ ision The dirt of C S H S or the well known Aorta is scattered by seweral of the more energetic Sophomores The Hoopla sponsored by the Aorta staff was well attended by the Sophomores mam of whom loaned their talents to the various departments The annual Sophomore Hop was held on April sixth This exent had been looked forward to all year and it prox ed to be a success The Merry Makers orchestra furnished the music L axe lt to the 111 ely Sophomores to discox er something new ' Among other thing our class is noted for its sincere attention and appreciation of Geometry md Biology Rid ig Down the Sky CThe operettfi in case wouxe forgotten? was well represented by members of the Sophomoi class Ruth Mac Vliilan and Stanley Linham had leading roles and many were in the chorus In sports the Sophomores were not left out In football we had James Gallaghei Orxille DePew and Stanley Linham in basketball Orville DePew and Arthur Mehlin. Girls-Eleanor NIcDonnell Betty Russell Ruth Macliflillan and Agnes Ryan also manager Ruth Williams. Baseball still another sport of C. S. H. S. was 1 fivorite. with the Sopho- morcs. Although our boys are not v irsity men their spirits bring hopt of successful yeirs for the teams. Last but not least irt two imbitiou: UD cheer leaders Ruth Cairns and Jacqueline Lewis. Because of cur many school fictivitiei the class has obtained quite a ieputation! We close our Sophomore year with happy looks toward he two ensuing year: of high school under our dear Clarks Summit Alma Mater. l 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 11 1 1 4 4- 1 1 11- 1 -ll - - 'TT-' I -...,-.- - :4:-'- Y . 19x . -- 'Q'1 - -' ---- I 11 11 . . '- '-'A 1 - I -.auf r 7 71, 'g, f x -e H 'f- , g-, J-. .: .lug X. ,.e. - 41111 Y Y- V . . ' v V . 7. . v ' x l 1 l a . ' . 1 1 . 1 . . . . . , ' .' ' .' ' . ' 9 D 1' , . X. . . . - . Q . - ' s v K 1 s- 9 I I . 1 a y ' v A - 9 .' 1' I' . .' 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Yum'-R xx ' xsxx i xx ' kikhx' t U Q 0 I U n I I U U U U U ll u U U u FRESHMFN CLASS C I il 1 ,., t -' '- f FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY The 11111th gmde usemhled 641.111 III Septembu Ind elected the fol 101111101 olhcuw President lomei XIOIQXIIN X ice Pl6SlCif-Zllt Allll Jux ett Sem et ll 1 Em B ut 1111 11641811111 Stephen G1b11tl H1sto1'1111 M LTI 111 Nexkex Dupite the f1ct th1t we ne 11lx xneclxed the xchool 11st 3011 lt 1111 111 XXSFLII t gl1d Q J The claw pfuty 11 ls held Noxemliu 17 A 111110 the Il1d.I1O-CclldN 'md g1mes t111111shed the lmLlNtmkllt and 'M dozen fiilllghllllts and 10 g1llo11s ot t1de1 t111111shed the Qltw It Noundx though we s1e1e f eclmg 21 cf11lof1d ot cattle 1 J but ne do hue l11ge 1ppet1tu Nliss Kimble f111d N11 Vllllllmw Chlp910llQd BQCILINS of co11fl1Ct111g dates the Fl9Shff1dll F1ol1c which 11 ls Nup po ul to le ue be ll Apiil 77 new held Oll N111 4th Tommx B161 ll tur lllN ed the ITILINIL 1nd he fil.llCL 11 lN 1 gn lt Nucct N -11 A- -4- tV1 1 . ., -- 2 ' f - I 0' - V'-: I , lL -, ' -'S - 1 I ' ' 74- - Q nfl' ' ' 7111, J ,I 1 LHL:-Li' 1,1 , ,Q l-'--1 ' V' ' I .. D . . 1. Y 1 I I v 1 ' ' ' X A C A 1 - v K-' - - - 1 ' 1' ay - - - l 2.'2A ' ' . , L. . A . ---- L' , Z .' , 'z - - - 2 'z 1' J j il. '- A 2 1 1, ,Z -U, V., r , K. Zh. , 2 .2 K 1 party, Miss Watkins conseiited to try us out again this yeill'--Wlilyili' 'f ' 1' 2 '3. 'zu . P' . 'z' 1 .A A u -' C 2 ka I w 'Lv 2 ll 5 y Y I ar- ' x .' ' 2 A ' -' ' ' ' - 2 .' .' as ' ' ' e ' 1 ' ' ' ' 'I , 'f 2 'I 2 ' 1 ' . ' C 1 '. 'z s z ' . 2 L- ' ' 1 ,. . A, 1 . ' 1 . ' .2 V, A. - sh iz' il L, - .zj , j '1 ' - 'sh 2 z t z 1 'z .' 1 'fa A 1.,...,-.,- -. ...........1-..-.,-.,-,.-.,-1,-1.-..-..- ,....-. .f... LI1...-.,-1.-..-.-..-.,-...., .- AUTOGRAPHS if 31101-'14-ihg--if-1 :fi fx 121' 2.14 'ivfi-1111034,14,1.,14,i1,11.1--1 1 fihghg .3 v-3' M 7T:LT L'- :A-:ff , N-- ' I . . T:? ' 1 ,' , , KL 5 ,lg X . .QL K W., img f M1 ., jggf TI-ILETIC 47 w FOOTBALL TEAM SUSQUEHANNA BV' If l4L 5 'U ui D, FOOTBALL GAMES COACH MANAGER DAVID C LEWIS REED J MILLER BALDWIN IH Bb BYERS IR. Eb CONROY COVEY fR GJ DAVIDSON DAVIS DECKER IH BJ ASSISTANT MANAGERS ROBERT WILLIAMS FRED GABRIEL JACK DECKER THE PLAYER S DEPEW GABRIEL HAGGERTY JENKINS LINI-IAM PRYOR REID RICHARDSON ROSS IL Ei SALISBURY IF Bl SNYDER R KL G7 WHALLEY WHITMAN YARD ICJ YOUNG S H S Susquehanna 0 Our opening game was filled with thrills After a calm first quarter the Summit came back to march down the field to the two yard line when the half was blown In the third quarter the Summit held Susquehanna s scoring threats and continued to march down the field onlv to be stopped within the scoring zone In the fourth quarter Haggerty s brilliant passes threw a scare into the Susquehanna rooters but the game was ov er before L S H S could tally In this game the crushing line backs of J Snyder frequent runs of Decker and LaMurrays steller plays were the bright spots of the day TUNKHANNOLK H Tunkhannock 0 It was our first home game and it was a thriller In the first quarter La'VIurray and Decker took turns in adwancing the ball until finally late in the quarter LaMurray ran it ow er for the home team From then on the Summit played chiefly a defensixe game. LaMurray cut loose in the last quarter with aspectacular sixty-five yard run fiom our own eleven yard line. flncidentally this was LaMurrays last gamei. ln this game the defense of Yard Captain Carpenter R. Snyder and the offen. ive game of Decker and Lalilurray were the gleaming points in the line-up. WEST PITTSTON . . H. S. West Pittston 21 West Pittston s seasoned team came with a rugged fast and clever attack. Although they capitalized on two breaks a blocked kick and a fumble they well deserved victory fcr the C. S. H. S. offense failed to click, and our only considerable gains were on a pass of 19-yards and another of 23-yards. In this game Gallagher and Byers were the out- standing performers for the Blue and White. vgoioiux-131141-wg-111414141-sgiiziviianliaofsg.,gi,g.-g..g-vgo:0i1v2og1sg0g.,.p 49 l iE.:..-rf' ff- :Q T' . Q- N :Zi'S f ' I - is 1 1: . a g X .- I.,v a 1 1 f ' fw,..J 'P' ,. X! 44 lf CARPENTER IC? IR. TJ GALLAGHER IL. TJ SNYDER, V., lQ..B.J C. '. . . 0 -' l k . . C. K , . . , A , , V , 1 ' , . . :S v ' L v Y . . . . y C. S. ' . S. 6 1 Y Y ' Y Q C A L C S ' 0 A ,W E K , CC YU c v 1 y I 1014 103010101011 14 1010201021 1n1010iu:0:0in11 if 301030101 01014 Agn-1 W h Z IL. I Football Games ALUMNI H S Alumn1 6 In less than two minutes that famous passing combination of Young 32 and B Decker 32 had put across a marker The Summit then held posse sion of the ball for most of the remaining time Both teams played a line plunging game with J Snyder of the C S H S and Mac Farland playing in their element In the last quarter C S H S received and the other on a fumble on the three yard line For Summit the line bucks of J Snyder and the all around playing of Baldwin and Byers were the outstanding peiformances while many of the familiar alumm played Wonderful ball MAYFIELD C S H S 9 Mayfield 19 The efccellent passing attack of Bollinger and Sola of Mayfield payed the way to our defeat In the second quarter Decker took the ball on a reverse for a 27 yard run to Mayficld s 2 yard line where Salisbury took It over The half time score stood 6 6 but the Mayfield passing attack figured 1n the third quarter and they were able to push over two counters In the last quarter Decker intercepted one of these pa ses and raced 38 yards to score The Summit line play ed exceptionally well in this game notably Captain Carpenter Byers and Covey While in the backfield Decker and Salisbury starred Our one weakness was a poor pass defense NICHOLSON H S Nicholson 19 B111 Seamans visitor was responsible for all three scores made by Nlicholson While the Summits offense clicked with clock like order fespecially our off tackle play with Salisbury carrying the ballj our defense failed to stop the onslaught Salisbury Byers and Captain Cupentei weie the outstanding perfoimers JERMYN . .H S Jelmyn 6 In a Feld of mud Jermyn smeared the Summit. The game was fought on even terms though Jermyn got the better of the argument. In the second quarter Kennedy scored from the five-yard line alter a sixty-yard march coupled with a lengthy run. Byers Ross and Covey played spectacularly on the defense. FoREsT CITY . .H. S. Forest City 27 The Foiest City clinch overpowered the Summit eleven on an ice laden field. They scored two touchdowns on Summit s mistakesg one, an intercepted pass and the other a blocked kick. The thrill of the day came late in the fourth period when Benesuitti, of Forest City, returned a kick off eighty-one yards for a touchdown. In the same period, Summit scored on one of Salisbury's many successful off plays, coupled with two com- plete passes. Salisbury on the offense and Ross on the defense were the stars of the day. 50 :' - -' 9, - :Z-f .7-'E-4f '.1., 1 t I 4 X- I L -E r '-' J lf - ll 'Fl ' 1 'ii c 2.111441 C. S. . . 0 ' 14 Y! A ll Y! V ' two bad breaks , one on a bad pass from centre on the twelve-yard line, - , , . . . . 1.. ' , 1 Y . , Y ' - - , , V . ' ' , 5 nu . 7 . . , l , . J , C. S. . '. 6 ' . . V, V. . , Y x K. L . k n.. I ' . ' . In , , . 2 ' ' ' ' .' L ' . . C S . . 0 ' l ' fx , Y Y 7 C S 6 , Y ' I 'WS' 1 77 v-.fi - 1 - rl FACTORYVILLE S H S Factoryv1lle 7 Th1s was the treat that we had wa1ted SIX years to see It was our day breaks or no breaks After many reverses the wearers of the Blue and Wh1te were out to redeem themselves and they came through mag mficently The whole team played 1ts utmost but Baldw1n outshone them ll H1s two beautlful runs of twenty seven and thlrty yards were colossal Factoryvllle scored ln the thlrd quarter after a successful pass w hlch was good for thlrty five yards placlng the lball on the seven yard lme from XVl'1lCl1 place Whlte took It over on three l1ne crashes But the Summlt 1n order to cllnch the v1ctory marched up the field to the one yard llne where Sal1sbury took lt across and Decker added the extra po1nt The Summ1t was well on 1ts way for the fourth score WV1th DCISSCSSIOH of the ball on the five yard l1ne when the game was over Kas were the goalpostsj The whole team deserves credlt for 1tS showlng although B3ldXV111 Byers Gallagher and Capta1n Carpenter played wonderful ball To Donald Sahsbury and Robert Snyder co captams of the 1934 35 football squad we offer the best of luck To Captaln Carpenter 34 we offer our pra1se for h1s stellar play1ng throughout the season and h1s energemc cooperatlon and leadershlp when thlngs werent golng so smoothly BASKETBALL QBOYSJ For the first t1me smce 1901 C S H S partlclpated 111 mter scholast1c basketball We had a rather e1rat1c season playmg excel lently one game and terrxble the next but we term lt a successful year Phe crownlng event of all was the last game with Dalton the League Champlons The score wa1ved back and forth and at the end of the fourth qua1 ter the score was tled and lt took two extra per1ods to declde game 1n favor of C S H S fGIRLSl As for the g11ls trlumphs 111 basketball fthat 1s as far as the SCO1 es 11111 that we had Wds great enough to surpass all defeats We held plac tlce m th basement of the DIXISIOI1 St1eet chool before the season began we plaved ev 81 xl D1'1Ct1C6 games wlth Dalton SCORES Boys Fleetvllle vs C S H Dalton vs C S H S Scranton Junlor H1 1 C S H S Kevstore vs C S H SC1 111lZ n Junlor H1gh C S H S ott vs C S H S Da ton vs C S H S G1r1s 31 13 22 17 33 13 2b 14 ol C .... 19 , .. . . . A , . w a . 1 ' . -. 'r . ' v ' ' - v nv, ' K - 9 ' V- V1 ' K Q Y . , . , 7 9 ' K , , - ' 91 - 1 . . , . 1 , .... c c - Au w ' 4 I . Ku 1 L1 , . A - , L. .. . L 9 AN Xl . 1 1, ' ,v - kv I '51, -1 S N1 1 K1 were concerned! were so few that we couldn't even f1nd them, but the ' V S v 'Z 'c . c .N V. c . .... s. 12-45 ' ..... 27-17 -- ' 'gi vs ..... 33-13 , . ' .... S. 14-32 1 3 A A vs .... S. 27-17 c ' ,..,. 16-15 - 1 ' ..... . 23-25 '- znlnivizltwi:-ici 'z :1-rg4::o3:i-::o3o1ri- 1-r:fv:Tvgl4lv:u:1v1oZ1vio:4 10301-rx: Mgvv w X - W--9 -f 44 TRACK CBGYSI Our nexx track coach Wir Flsher expects a fine season as he has many excellent performers wlth xxhlch to work Because of the good materxal coupled xv1th the boys amb1t1ons and sp1r1ts we are expectlng great results B8Sld9S the usual runn1ng exents hlgh Jump shot put and broad Jump Coach Flsher has lnstltuted the pole xault and dlscus and JHXSIIH throxv Th1s year the boys promlse to rate hlgh ln the county track meet desplte all MOOSIC threats Besldes the county meet Coach Flsher IS try1ng to arrange duel meets wtlh Dalton Waxerly Nlcholson Tunkhannock and Factoryxllle QCIRLSJ Track for the glrls had a new aspect thls year IH that for the local mtez class meet the 1unn1ng hlgh Jump was 1nst1tuted as xxell as the usual dashes basketball and baseball throw and standlng broad Jump a fine hcxxmg ln the county meet at Old Forge BASEBALL Under the SUDGFXISIOII of Coach Levxls C S H S xx1ll haxe a base ball team for the first tlme smce 1931 At the tlme of vxr1t1ng a large number of promxsmg candldates IS asplrmg for a place on the varslty mne Judglng from materlal on hand C S H S IS expected to haxe a strong team and all 1nd1cat1ons point to a successful season Baseball has taken more of the student mterest and Splflt thls year than ex er before and xx hen the season IS ox er C S H S w11l have rounded cut one of the most competent and successful athletlc programs on record Coach Lexx IS IS trymg to arrange games wlth Scott Nzcholson Dalton NA ax erly lech Central and Factorxx1lle HOCKEY Hockey tm the g1rls 1s fast becomlng a faxorlte spolt It xxas mtroduced last year by Nllss Wells and has been ln the llmellght exer smce Many CIHSS games xx ere played early Ill the Fall and the games of the tournament xx ere xx ell under xx ay xx hen Wlnter set IH The remaln mg games xxxll be played as soon as the xx eathel permlts '52 -5- - .-T-'Z--' - .'i.Tg i.':.'-il.-'I-', . I 4 8' I 1.27 ZZ-' fs V 7 4 'G - - - - - - S - :Il -- f v v,,,,, 'J . nn ,E ll 0.7 A f Y , A 1 .x , H n D: - ' y s ' 7 Y 7 . y . . . . . . , . L ' La L. I , sq ' 1 V r nw y , V - W Q- Lulu 1 ' . . 1 . . , V I K1 A s , l . . Miss Wells says she has every reason to believe that the girls will make S ' . A' V.. . Y-n , .... Y. 7 , - S , . . . . n v I V - y ' t 9 - 1 r ' V 7 5 Y V' v ' ' . ' S 'ks f K ' v ' s I y. v wh ' 4 - ul A Y ' , K I V v 7 y ' ' ' auf-4:1-2,1-vi4,:v3v314fi-if-ivviviasiwfiqq if-10101014 if-101010302014 ini: Q I efcmfff II I ln, I nl IL-J c fjg85L KK KM 5 2 use 'inf GENERAL ACTIVITIES 'S . xv-A I I I , I R X I, If Tfw Ifw ENGL.. q tx. A . ' A A Q A 1 . f.:1,Y.i , 1: ' - Nu I'Qg4'lI:' f:.:si:'IWWI' I. M .QIIIIIIIL al!I!lg'gg:s'f NI, I7 'I x'xi'I'.f' L3-22, 3' YE-JJ ' fi I-'f' J 'Qi' if 1 - ,X i ' Q ,of BV' If - 'Q 6,-N . iz z i H ' ng px J- new ff ff-M' A111244 THE AORTA STAFF ELINOR CAIRNS 34 CHESTER MYRICK 34 Edztor Busmess Manager DAVID CONROY 35 ROY KAMMER 35 Assoczate Edztor Ad1 ertzsmg Manager HELEN BROWN 34 MARGARET WARD 34 Neu 9 Edztor Czrcufatzon Manager JANE SIMRELL 34 CLAYTON LANDSIDLE 35 Featme Eflztor Solzcztor ROBERT STOERTZ 34 JAMES MOOINEY 35 Make Up Edztm Solzczfor JANET E 'VIURPHY Faculty Arlmsm 54 . . 1 v 9 1 1 v 5 1 . . ' . . . f Y 7 y 1 V . I. . 1. f . 1 9 v 1 , v s s 9 A ' ' W A . A I . p u 1 i0i0l0l1Pl0l0Q4 ibl1DQ1PliCl?ilPi4!lPQ1PQ1lj0i1 Qliilbllilhirl 0l0l0QOQ K , ., 2 B I lx, K., 'v nun?-f f AORTA Afte1 fOLll xe11s xxithout 1 school nexxsp'1pc1 the DLllJllCltl0l1 of the Ao1t21 xx lN IH e11t11elx 11exx DIOl9Ct Lllllel the SLIDCIXISIOH ot Miss Mmphy the st 1ff xx hich xx as chosen by 21 faculty committee begin xxork Ill beptembei lhe p 1pe1 xx IS published once a month 'md xx is issued llOt slmplv f1s 1 recoulu of put Lxents but as 1 usetul Clltllflll ot school nexxs It xx 1s xx1th this thought 111 m1nd th 1t the stxff uncle lX0lLCl to m1ke e21ch NUCC9LCllIlg issue bettu than the lfzst lhe sixth issue xx ls put out on 21 competitixe lJ1N1N 111 o1de1 to choose 11exx staff t ls 1lmot impo sible to n'1me 'Ill tho e xxho helped publish e x illfills issuts ls lt too in 1 xx ide 1 lfllll but 1ll ot tht url xx 1s xxtleom xx1 ope Il 11m With the help 1nd e11thus121st1c suppmt ot the e11t11e student bodx the Ao1t1 h ls published six succe ful 1 sue uid xxe 111ed1ct th1t xx1t the xxilling xlfl ot thc llllCl91Cl 1ssmen xml 1ble le 1de1 hlp ot the Seniors x in 1 tl of the Q oo 'JJ -- +-f '?+i-' U U - I ' A iff. hr-5-22-.,1. 1 1 4 I 1 ' , XL 1 1 ' ' S - l um 7 r V 'fu ff I .' 42- -4x 4-3. , ,.-- f- . 4L'5..,f2- ,' ', . 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VY' ' 2 2: J ss S2 '1 ' ' 2 h ' 2' ' 1 1 2 2 12 's ' ' ' 1 it. x'ill Ctblltlllllf' to be the HM21' A 't1'y ' 1 s -h l. -..-. :- - .:..g..:Q:..-f...,:l :.,g,g.fg.g.,: L-: ,:TIfl..,.....-.,-.-..-.,-.,-..-..-.- nz:-Q4-ifzriaivilxiifxiltrifsicxiaxiicwinivilicriaricicainiltflai ,Luis -7 -' . 73 . - 5 1 N I F H I N ll M'-we -.fe ,eeflliez RIDING DOWN THE SKY This year s operetta as all preceding operettas was a great success A novel idea was carried out in that instead of the typical American operetta a typical Spanish one was produced The scene of action is in a mythical country of South America the republic of Santa Delmonica The heroine the daughter of the president Don Pedro Garvanza is to be forced to marry a whezzie old man in order to get money to pay the army which threatens to revolt. In the midst of a family quarrel fas well as the Fiesta! an airplane makes a forced landing near the city. While the people are in an uproar over the situa- tion, three strangers appear on the scene-George MacDonald, an Ameri- can mining expert, Ben Baker, a youngv aviator, and Joshua Scriggins, the deck hand . The three were making a rush trip to Bolivia to file an oil claim when things started to go wrong. Of course the plane can- not be repaired, so we have Carmelita, the daughter of the president, and the young aviator thrown together. It doesn't take them long to complicate the problem by falling in love, but the situation is saved' by the revolutionists, who, in an attempt to dynamite the city water works, strike oil-all of which clears the matter up-Pedro has money to pav the army-the mining expert buys an interest in the well-Carmelita's former lover becomes interested in an older woman and Carmelita herself has found her way to happiness-and so all ends well! 56 ' 'sf - J'A X j M ! .1111 Rldlng Down the Sky lhe ch ll 1Ct6l IH the operettfx xx e1e as folloxxs Pen Baker C LIITN-Elltcl Don P dlo Nl 1LDon.f1ld Joshua Pepltx Warm l'I'dIlClSCO Fernando Rlley Rosa Dougl 1s Pe uce Helen Denmon Fred W une: VS esley Xdrcl Wllllam Jellkllls Ruth Nldffxlllldll Leona N11llQI' Robert Wlllldmw D3.X1Cl Comov Don xld DdX1s Ex ely n hushmore NI ugeuet W ucl Was 1CCOII'1DcllllNt for the op 1ett1 and she also 1IltlO duced hex onf, lou ll Come Rumnng, Bxck Fo Me Leona and Dorothy 'Nl1lle1 1ss1sted 1n the xocal selectxons yylth Peg Other speclal features were the solo dlnces by Ruth Calrns md Jdckle Decker and Cll,Ctl0IlS were renclexed by the Hlgh School Onche tm Nllss W xndx Wllll xms YYILINIC supeuxsor at C Q H S dneettd tht fTlLlN1f.il LCt10Il ot the opelettx ind lllss Jinet Nlulphy xy is ln ehuges ot the spemlnng parts The opuettz xx is presented IH the C1thol1c Chulch xxhlch was gen erously don tted tor the use ot the Glee Club All classes partxmpated with fl hne shoxxmg, m both the operetta and the party lftervs trds N oo , soo as Yzgo'-is '45 f-J g-N 1 x,' gxiiiiwgixzziiu 1 if 11 37 fg,f5,i.Li1' -' 9 ' :S-.FE-LL? , .1 I Ns l , --T . , X, q , , 1 -- - T1 :ff 1 I s - . 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' 'K 1 1 1 l D 1 N . .. 1 u m s v r n I v r Q 'Q 'QUQUQUQU14' 'QOQOQ4'Q4'Q4 1010103 xi IQ 1n:n1o:o:o:oi1v14 if 1411 301014 101014 1010203030101-v1oi4 io: it-or-if l rm 5 no Mani?-5, lim OTW The old battle crx On To Washington has become the slogan of the SQHIOI class of C S H S On a clear September moin the Seniors assembled to see what they could do about it This meeting was the nucleus of the O T W Club xx hich helped us poor Seniors get to Wash ington not so long ago Mr lllyeis of the Martz Bus Company fur nished us uith material for our first pioiect He donated a trip to Nlew York on xx hlch we sold chances On December 9 a card party was held in the school and during football season a hot dog stand was held under the direction of Harold Dolson at vs hich eats were sold It was about this time we started to sell cocoa at lunch hour and also a budding young Junior was gifted with the idea of an All School Hoopla to be sponsored by the Aorta for the benefit of the O T W This plan wx as carried through to a fine ending and at this late time we wish to thank all those who helped in other words ew eryone Aftei iecovering from the Hoopla we held a bake sal one vlaim U1 molning The last of our proiects was the ticket selling of the oper etta We were offered half of the profits so we iumped at the chance The class hopes that the O T W Club will become a permanent institution with the Seniors for besides the class actixity which is 1llX olx ed financial aid is given to those who go to Washington THE STUDENT COMMITTEE A much desired and long awaited dexelopment was made this vear when the Student Committee came into existence This committee xx as formed as a means of closer contact and cooperation betw een teacher and student in the high school Miss Watkins is the adviser and foundei of the committee The woik of the committee is to discuss school problems arrange student assemblies and in general to advance student opinion The committee this year has conducted several interesting assemblies It has al o installed as an annual au ard a banner to be presented to the class in the Senior High School vsith the highest scholastic standing for the year. It is intended that this award shall be an annual event to take place at the commencement exercises. The purpose is to raise the stand- ing cf the ,chool and to develop a keener sense of class spirit and inter- class competition. A second award called the activity pennant is to be giw en to the class participating in the gi eatest amount of extra-curricular activities. The committee recognizes the importance of extra curricular activities aS second only to the regular studies and has established the second an ard as a means of giving credit for outside activities. lhe members of the committee are chosen each year by popular vote in their respective sections. Those elected as members then meet together and elect the necessary officers from their own group. The Student Committee has had a successful beginning and it is hoped that in the future it will become a permanent factor in the develop- ment of Clarks Summit-Clarks Green Joint High School. 58 - ,. i... ... ?.-. 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F1 T x ' rv2 I C ff i H Q M ,X--N, If ETC The sv ll known sororxty of C S H S has nearly completed another successful year BeS1d6S the numerous publlc soclal functlons whlch the E T C has sponsored th1S year there have been held bl monthly meet lngs As s already known the club conslsts of glrls of the Senior class VlfhlCh are chosen by the precedmg chapter The members of the 33 34 chapter are Jane Slmrell President Helen Brown Treasurer Ellnor Calrns Secretary Mlldred Foster Elsle Sturm Esther Isby Eva Ranck Jeanette Colun Kathleen Moran Dorls Frltz Eleanor Mackey Dorothy It lS vs 1th the greatest of sorrow and sw allowlng lumps that thls year s E T C leaxesC S HS 59 la A 'Q l 1 ' 1' 4 ' - x 'Ur fe - . ' . . . . . . . s . , D' ' '. x. , . , , , ' ' 1 -1 ' 2 ' , -' : , - 9 ' ' 7 : Y '. 9 7 9 Y ! 7 ' 3 Y Miller, Margaret Ward, Louise Marsh, Anne Shipton. . . . . , 1' . .9---52 f W E E ROYAL BACHELORS For four years the Royal Bachelors have been dominating the social llfe of the present Senior boys and now with the graduation of most of the R B s we wish to make our departure from C S H S a pleasant one both for the girls CVD and local police Due to the reciprocal nature of the other Fraternaties at Clarks Summit we have been undecided for some time Whether or not to allow a .group of underclassmen to continue in the footsteps of our noted organ- ization, but we have finally agreed that the club and name shall graduate with us and no longer will the name Royal Bachelors be familiar to the ears of the student body. The officers and members of this time-honored and socially and politically inconquerable group are: NORMAN BARRON MARSHALL SINGER JOHN McDER.MOTT ROBERT SNYDER CHESTER MYRICK JOE SNYDER JAMES MacVAY FRANK WHITBECK HENRY RUSHMORE, Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT STOERTZ, President 60 021:21 1-11102-v1oqpo:o1o10:.v:011ni-v:oioi1-202-vio11vi4n2o:en:1,:-101031 is-ievzoioioioifvifnimvioies lee ZW x .X 'U'-Y .-1 Will MU GAMMAS The second chapter of the Mu Gammas was organxzed 1n 1931 Its members were selected from the Freshman class of 1935 The first year was a year of glory ACIIVIIIGS were started upon w1th a typ1cal vnaclty of the class of 35 EIQCIIOH of officers was one of the first undextaklngs Those chosen to head the Club were Jack Warner Lonroy and Davls 'lhe second year was agaln marked by success Officers elected m the Sophomore year were Yard, Kammer, and Landsxdle Prommence of Mu Gammas 1n Athletlc, Social and Educat1onal affalrs was noted Thls, the thlrd year, has agaln been outstandlng Adoptlon of the Mu Gamma lnslgma, dlstrlbutlon of our plns among the falrer sex, par IICIDZIIIOH 1n the Operetta, and all sports, and a thousand and one other ZICIIXIIIGS have kept us extremely busy The members at the end of th1s year are as follows' DONALD DAVIS WESLEY YARD JACK WARNER WILLIAM LaCOE JAMES MOONEY CLAYTON LANDSIDLE WARREN JENKINS ROBERT SNYDER ROY KAMMER ROBERT WILLIAMS DOUGLAS PEARCE DAVID CONROY 1o1o1o:1v1n14n1oi4v14v11vi4niaxj4vi4vi4v1o1 01014-101 61 - '- . . . ,. .. , , , ,A I V - ----i'-ti f - Q-'W ' f-4.13. , . 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I . . lee 2?W X .ll f 51, HGOPLA' Lndoubtedly the Hoopla will always be remembered in C S H S The affair sponsored by the Aoita staff was held in the High School March 16 and 17 after weeks of preparation Just recall the school about a month b fore the Hoopla-classes began rehearsing shows ticket takers and barkers were named the students in Shop Chemistry and other subjects worked on special projects and from the time that the idea was approved until the time for the show to go on there was so much to be done that the school was more llkely to close at five o clock, than at three thirty Every one was working on a proyect iegular assignments were forgotten ind lucky was the person who could find time to do every thing But with evervone doing his part order came out of chaos and the car niyal was ready for presentation Room 17 to see the greatest show on earth See a full shop in complete working order right downstairs Laideez and Gentlemen Watch the chemical wizzards upstairs in room Right this way for your tickets give your tickets to the gentleman at the door this s Just a sample of the bedlam the halls were in the night of the grand open ing of the Carnival HOOPLA The barkers threaded their way through the crowded halls shouting something about a marvelous stupendous and colossal show going on somewhere The ticket sellers were busy selling and re selling tickets as long as they lasted Well nex er forget Warren Jenkins selling tickets with one hand taking them with the other and making goo goo eves at the girls in the bargain The hows of the Hoopla were gn en two at a time in yarious parts of the buildings There were eight rings and each room had an exhibi tion. The teachers who supervised the shows were. Miss Williams Miss Brace Miss Peck Miss Wells Miss Schwab Mr. Lewis Mr. Fisher and Mr. Yeager. A record crowd of fiye hundred people witnessed the set up on the first' night. An all school dance was held on the night of the seven- teenth under the direction of Mr. Williams. Tommy Breen furnished the music. The purpose of the Hoopla was to acquaint the parents with the type of work which the students are doing in the various classes and the proceeds formed the nucleus of the O. T W. Club. We wish to extend our thanks to those who helped put the Hoopla across especially Niiss Murphy who helped us organize and was our adviser. 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',Pa. ,- 1 f ' '4 LACKAWANNA GRADUATES WIN 4 out 0 5 80 6 Stenogra her le omtments The accompanylng news ltems speak eloquently for the thoroughness ot Lackawanna trammg COmp8t1tlV6 examlnatlons of candldates for SCRAWTONT REPUBLICAN NIEWS ITENIS January 5 1934-Flve more resx dents of Lackawanna County who successfully met the exammatlons on December 16 for posltlons xn state llquor stores were named to Jobs yesterday accordmg to an na nouncement made at Harrlsburg Those appolnted were Catherme T K ng 32 North Bromley avenu stenographer clerk S1020 a year Anna Agnes Munn 422 Adams ave nue Kathleen T Dougher 496 Maln street Arcbbald and Hazel I grapher clerk at S900 a year February 21 1934-Among the appolntments announc d today by the state llquor board 1n Harrxs burg are the fcllowmez Jumor 'lc count clerk salary S1020 John S Cawley P1ne street Archbald ac count clerk salary S1040 Thomas Evans 113 Grove street Dunmore and stenographer clerk s a l a r v S1020 Ju l F' Tlgue Laurel street Archbald these posltlons were conducted by representatlves of the state board December 16th last at the Tech mcal Hlgh School The competltlon was open to graduates of all schools About forty candldates were exammed Both the Sen1or Stenographer clerk appolntments made were Lackawanna graduates Cath Of the three Jumor Steno grapher clerk appolntments made two of them were Lackawanna graduates Kathleen T Dougher and Hazel I Dans Scranton Lackawanna College has long been known for the thor oughness of lts courses They are xery complete and rather dlflicult but lts graduates can successfully meet oompetltlon A thorough tralnmg pays SGRANTUN LAGKAWANNA GULLEGE 631 to 639 Llnden Street SCRANTON PA f C 7' D 15 - C fl A1515 ' Davis, Clarks Summitljunior Steno: Cfllle T. 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I. . . ff ' 252 f . fil f' T131 3' ' 1 if V Compliments of ABINGTUN ELECTRIC CUMPANY Tom Taylor W holesale To You SW F ATFRQ LEATHER IACKFTQ 110 111111111 Qtrut QFRANTON Pi. The blg exent 111 the hfe of box 1 E111 I 1f1du1 1011 Thmr f1'l0I1C1 11111 nxpmct 1 photogl xph and thu 11111 tr Q mum lt 111 u ll tu norm HORNBAKER PHOTOFRAPHFR Lewis 81 Reilly Inc Alvwavs Busy F O O T W E A R 117 116 Vhommg Menue C0lII1Jl1?7llllfS f ALBERT T LOWE an EARL QISSON The Sllverherg Stnr 419 Spruce Sheet STRAND THE ATRE BUILDING , I ' ', -X . . . SCIANTON P Cl0th1ngSpec1al1Qts 16 4 Y . V . . 1 A j 11' f -I et' . I ' '. s 1 2 , 1 f'2 ,' f clit- X. I vxa as . A. , 1 . JA J K , I I J J L ' ATHLETIC GOODS 7. 1 . ' A ' - A A' Av, - - 1 l' , , , A 1 .' of 5 I ., , , ,., EEA dA- ' L x --l o o o o I 1- 7. ' g - o o o o A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS 0