Elkland High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Elkland, PA)

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THE LOUD SPEAKER CLASS OF 1934 Jack Bailey is a Sophomore at Bucknell Um- versity. Kathryn Sheen is a clerk in the Ben Franklin Store. Emily Gross, Gertrude Mahoney and Harry Eaton are Sophomores at Mansfield State Teach- ers' College. Reita Sheen is a Freshman at Penn State. Inez Giordano has a Beauty Shop on Buffalo Street. James Swan is attending Meeker's Business School at Elmira, N. Y. SUCCESS OF ALUMNI MEMBERS Dorothv Knapp, class of '33, is an employe at the Elkland Journal Office. Armando Cane, class of '33, is a Freshman at Mansfield State Teachers' College. Irma Mallory, class of '32, is teaching the S90- ond grade in the Elkland School. Robert Bailey, class of '31, has returned to Mansfield State Teachers' College. Georgiana Crandall, class of '30, graduate of Elmira College, is teaching at Springwater, N. Y. John D. Murray, class of '30, is a Freshman at Cornell University. Ned Haynes, class of '26, is teaching Social studies in Elkland High School. Orlando Barocco, class of '26, received his Mas- ter of Arts Degree at Duke University this last summer. Ava H. Weeks, class of '24, is teaching rn-venth grade in Elkland Schools. John Curtis Hammond, class of '21, has been appointed Industrial and Building Inspector of the Williamsport District. Mary Kyofski, class of '11, received her Bache- lor of Arts Degree at Penn State this last sum- mer. Adelbert Allen had an accident while playing football for Corning All Star Team, and broke both bones in his leg. MARRIAGES Christine Pattison, class of '30, and Robert B. Carey, class of '23, were united in marriage June 8, 1935. Dorothy Bauer and Mark B, Redfield, class of '16, were united in marriage last Easter. Sylvia Gardner, class of '35, and Pete Williams were united in marriage November 16, 1935. Genevieve Woodbeck, class of '31, and John Allen, class of '33, were united in marriage Dec- ember 12, 1035. BIRTHS Jean 1Brownellj Croft is the proud mother of a son, James Earl. Jean fElliottJ Buffard is the mother of a boy, Dean Terry. IN MEMORIAM We, the Senior Class of 1936, extend our sym- pathy to the relatives and friends of Frank Davis, class of '34, who passed away at the Blossburg Hospital last year, and of Allen Cook, class of 29, who died from the effects of an auto- mobile accident.

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lHE LOUD SPEAKER Alumni News CLASS OF 1935 Alherta Adrianee is in training for a nurse at the Rohert Packer llospital. Alice Backes is at home. Mary .lane Bailey is assisting Mrs. Baker in the telephone othee. Wendall Baker is employed in the Eherle 'l'an- nery at Westfield. Janne: Vamphell is attending M1-eker's Business Institute at Elmira. Winifred Carr is a clerk in t'randall'.- Store at Osceola. Gladys Varson has moved to Youngstown, Ohio. Helen Vashdollar is residing at home keeping house for her father and brothers. Varmen Cevettc is working in tlcorgetsons Julia Vornelia is a stcnographer for Elkland Lumher and Supply Fo. William Vosier is taking up Practical Business Administration at home. John l'rot't is helping his father in the Lumhcr Mill at Osceola. Betty Davis is a Freshman at Mansfield State Teaehers' College. Ann lflllilfott is a Freshman at Bucknell l'nr versity. Betty I-Elliott is taking up short hand and typ- ing. Magdaline Finelli is a l rt-shman at Mansfield State Teachers' College. Ronald Foreman is employed hy thc Elklanfl Leather Co. Sylvia Gardner and Pete Williams are married, Fl'LlllClS Hall is a clerk in flll2lllllPCl'llll'S Store ai Osceola. John Hammond is working for Nick tleorget son of Elkland. Roma .lean Ingersoll is a Freshman at Mans field State Teachers' College. Evelyn lVan Gordenl Kizer is keeping house in lfllkland. Uleta Learn is a Freshman at Manstield Statm Teachers' College. .lean Little is taking a correspondence eourst in husiness at her home. .lohn aml Rohert Mcfaslin are l reshman at St. Bonaventure Vollege. Rohert Mcllonald is employed hy the lilkland Leather Co. Josephine Nelson is residing at her home in Elkland. Bernice 0'lieilly has moved to Gaines, l'ennsylf vania, where she resides with hcr parents. Wilma Owlett is residing at her home in Nel- Still. Jeanette Pattison is a lfreshman at Lock llav- en Teaehers' Follege. Frances Piecuch is taking a eorrespondenet eourse Ill business. and typing and short hand ai Mitchell's. Helen Snyder is residing at her home in Elk' land. Kenneth Van llusen is helping his father on the farm. Paul Van Zile is employed hy the lfllkland Lea- ther Vo. Glen Weeks is working on a farm in Williams, field, Ohio. Kenneth Weeks is helping his father on the Maplc Lawn Farm.

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li-if LQUD SPEAKER Athletic Department BASEHALI, H.tSKE'l'liAl.l, The basketball teams for 19345 and 1936 are as Infield Pitchers Subs, follows: U-ldlam. c. Thurston Rice Newton, f. b. Mattison Cass FIRST TEAM SECOND 'l'E.K5l Behrman, s. lx. VVatson Moore Forwards Subs. I orwards Subs. llllmi S' 5' Niles Wakelb' Behrman Lindsay Watson Waklcy Mosher, t. h. Outfit-ld Finch X Pattison Dorn Newton Volegrove Mcilmlllell' lf- C0l9R'l'UVl' Guards Watson Guards MeMinds Pattison, ff- M4'Mil1llS Egleston Faffo Mosher Moorc Elllvston, r. f. Smith Mosher Cass Hartley Center Nile. F t V M R There were a few baseball prames -played lust PH 9' 11122111 fall, two with Knoxville which were won, two Gleaslm Wlthf'l'5 Hillwl' with Westfield which were lost and one with Finch Vain Addison which as lost. Details were published Burnom in the Elkland Journal. yff' , ' The coach oi' all athletics is F. H. Wood, who ' I J secures the cooperation of the boys, who devotes I 1 X , if GM ' many hours, night after night to their training, Fl ' 4 , and who teaches how good sports are made. to . ,L Q- of ilflfl f it i ff lit! V4 F-NL 7 I ' ey v , ry i l I . ,X 4: w y J, if I ,f vw A eng' f' , f f tv ef i 'H 4 i L it Dj X in R D. K J. l i, I. 7,4 a I fy VJ A 5.011 C I L' ' l 4' ff? fi X 07 'U ' i' i y J g, ww ' K. A My Y 5 1' ' i 'L l , . - yr 1,-f 1 .lf 1' L' 1 fb X ' -A e be A f if V, - Ayr ., f ,Us A - J' KZVAYX J t 'fn I 26