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

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-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'-,'. '

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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 . Y 4 , I . . . Qu ' v l V ' l 1 .1 v- . , . . n v xv n 7. y V. v I , , . . . 'H 1 KL , Y 7 ' I . . . . . 7 V. A . 7 I Q n u . . . 1 . ' 7 . C, ,. . . T . . . . . CI W ' 77 , e ' 9' . 7 . . . . , . ., ' , , cs 1 - - ' x n 1 1 - - . I s. l ' s .I L .I . .I V . I .. 7 V . . Q . . - . ., , . . ' Y Y .... . 9 ' A Q KC 97 ' 1 D I c I Q , Y K s . . 1 ' A ll 7, 7 9 . Y . . L 7 . Y xx K! Y 7 -1 .