Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

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JUNIOR CLASS JUNIORS Row One: Mary Barkman. William Bequeath. Arlene Bowman. Harry Brantner. Jr.. Mabel Brantner. Eugene Bryson, Helen Burket. Florence Burket, Catherine Burket. President Wayne Manspeaker Vice-President Earnest Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Fern O'Neal Row Two: Romaine Burket. Helen Calhoun, Harold Clark. LiWian Clark. Reynolds Clark. Wilmcr Clark. Sara Clevenger. William Coleman. Pauline College. In reviewing the future seniors of Everett High School, we find a prosperous group of students. The Juniors are kept at a fast pace by the various activities the school offers. They are represented in every club and extra curricular activity. Jean Weisel has served as captain of the girls' Basketball squad. Leona Mellott, Catherine Leach and Dottie Stayer helped to win those Everett victories. In the boys’ Basketball squad, those boys who helped win the championship are: Junior Perrin, Wayne Manspeaker, Bill Bequeath, Don Wilt, and Jim Zimmerman. The student council representatives are Maynard Horton, Earnest Johnson, and Jean Weisel. The Juniors were the intramural champs in both the girls’ and boys’ team. This year the Junior class produced their first play which was a great success. With their acting ability the Juniors are looking forward to a great Senior class. The social events of the year included the Junior party held in the auditorium. Dancing served as the chief entertainment. The class also helped sponsor a Junior and Senior Prom which was the highlight of the year. Looking forward to the future Seniors of 1939-1940. we know the present Juniors will carry on the activities and traditions of other graduating classes and serve E. H. S. more faithfully than ever. Forward! Juniors! Row Three: Regina Conner. Jane Cunard. Lillian Di-shong. Sara Dibert. Anna Louise Diehl, Lavata Dodson, Imogenc England. John England. Jack Feight. ■V Row Four: Shirley Fletcher. Charlie George Dorothy Gibson. Wilma Giffin. Robert Grccnawalt. Mary Grimes. Bruce Grubb, Clyde Grubb. Frances Hann. Row Five: Bernard Hershberger. Allen Hess. Marjorie Hilden. Ethel Homier. Dorothy Hoover. Louise Hoover. Maynard Horton, Ernest Johnson. Mary Judy. Row Six: Virginia Judy. Daisy Koontz. Catherine Leach. Richard Layton. Wayne Manspeaker. Kenneth Marshall, Louie Masciocchi, Ruth McGraw. John Means. Row Seven: Ivadene Mear-kle. Jane Mcarkle. William Mearkle. Ruth Miller, Vada Miller, Fern O’Neal. Mae O’Neal. William Ott. Fred Page. Row Eight: Estclla Pennell. Floyd Perrin. Jr.. Mildred Potts. Ruth Robinson. Paul Salkcld. Ua Sipes. Lura Sipes. Evelyn Smith. Lulu Smith. Row Nine: Marietta Snyder. Robert Snyder. Louise Sponsler, Dorothy Stayer. William Steele. Herbert Struckman. Geraldine Tewell. Percy Trail, John Vonstcin. Row Ten: Ruth Walters. Paul Weaver. Rayfield Weicht, Jean Weisel. Beu-ford Wilt. Donald Wilt. Victor Wilt, James Woy, James Zimmerman. Page twenty-four

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SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Row One: Catherine Andrews. James Barnett. Jack Barney. Helen Beck. Earl Beck. Lesley Beck. Veryl Beck. Grace Bequeath, Paul Bloom. Doris Born. President Paul Bloom Vice-President Eleanor Wright Secretary-Treasurer Joan Stayer The Sophomores have ended a very successful year. Since their freshman year they have built a good reputation which the school should be proud of. With basketball players, actors, and musicians, their history will be worth recording. The class is exceptionally proud of their basketball stars, including George Ritchey, William McKinley, and Dick Leach. On the girls’ basketball team are found Betty Diehl, Beatrice Bussard, Betty Brallier, and Genevieve Foor. Next year they are looking forward for their first class play which will produce some excellent stars. Many of the sophomores helped to produce the Christmas program and the Orchestra concerts. In the Orchestra are found Paul Bloom, Eleanor Wright, Keith O’Neal, Ruth Morris, Helen Sparks, and Donald Lash-ley. In the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y club are Ruth Morris, President, and Wilma Eichleberger, Secretary, who very capably lead the club. Every extra curricular activity finds a large representation of sophomores. These students will serve as leaders in their respective clubs as they gradually push forward to a broader education. Row Two: Gerald Bottom-field. Mildred Bowman. Betty Brallier. Sylvia Browning. Beatrice Bussard. Betty Calhoun, Margaret Calhoun. Olive Calhoun, Betty Clark, Hubert Clark. Row Three: Melvin Clark. Jr.. Zerelda Clark. Nellie Cooper. Mary Cornell. Clyde Crawford. William Crawford, Viola Dcfibaugh. Ruth Dcre-mer. Mildred Derr. Betty Diehl. Row Four: Gail Edwards. Zanc Edwards. Wilma Ei-cherlberger. Samuel England. Dale Felton. William Felton. Fleta F idler, Ethel Foor. Genevieve Foor. Ida Foor. Row Five: Frank Foor. Teddy Foor. Lorraine Goch-nour, Betty Gorsuch, June Gorsuch. Betty Hartman. Rebecca Hershberger. Margaret Hess. Betty Hilden, Roy Householder. Row Six: Mcrl Jay. Helen Hoy. Boyd Johnson. Ralph Kifer. Dorothy King. Evelyn Koontz. Donald Lashley, Richard Leach. David Long. Theola Manspeaker. Row Seven: Betty Mar- shall. William McKinley. Ruth Mcarkle. Dorothy Miller. Percy Miller. Oleta Mills. Louise Mobus, Omar Mongold. Ruth Morris, Emma Mowery. Row Eight: Keith O'Neal. John Pcpplc, Mabel Pcpplc. Nell Pies singer. Sheldon Potts, Ruth Price, Earl Redinger. Floy Riley. Margie Riley. George Ritchey. During the school year the sophomores were sorry to lose one of their members, Edith Miller. However, they welcomed two new students, Jean Steach, and Blanche Ritchey. The Student Council representatives are Mildred Derr, Junior McKinley, and George Ritchey. As they strive on to be upper classmen we know that the stars predict a brilliant future for them. Row Nine: Gladys Shippy. Willard Sleighter. Jay Smith, Laverne Smith, Virginia Snyder. Eleanor Sparks. Harry Sparks. Helen Sparks, Joan Stayer. Jean Steach. Row Ten: Mary Swartz- welder, Lois Vanhorn, Paul Vanpclt. Vivian Vonstein, Hubert Tcwell. Betty Ward. Naomi Ward, Ava Weimer, Marjorie Wilt. Dorothy Winck. Row Eleven: Raymond Winters. John Wise, Eleanor Wright. I’d ye twenty six