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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1941 volume:

ExLlBRlS THE STUDIO ALMA MATER Everett High, so true, How we all love you! And we’re proud to say “You belong to us always.” Everett High, we call Greatest school of all. Victory or defeat, We’ll all repeat Our praise for Alma Mater, Everett High. THE WARRIOR 19 4 1 Produced by THE SENIOR CLASS EVERETT H. S. EVERETT, PA. FOREWORD As we make our “exit” from the “studio” in which we made our “debut” four years ago, we wish to leave this “Photoplay” as a connecting link between our “rehearsals” and our “main production”. May this book, in later years, remind us of familiar “scenes” and “settings” in which we labored to make the most of ourselves. NOW SHOWING 1. NEWS REEL 2. FEATURE PRESENTATION 3. COMING ATTRACTIONS 4. UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS 5. SPORTOSCOPE 6. TRAVELOGUE PRODUCING STAFF DIRECTORS Lorraine Gochnour Keith O’Neal DIRECTORS OF FINANCE SCRIPT EDITORS Wilma Eichelberger Ruth Morris Betty Diehl Bette Calhoun Genevieve Foor Doris Born Don Lashley Eleanor Wright Bill McKinley Vivian VonStein Paul Bloom PHOTOGRAPHY Betty Ward Helen Sparks Gerald Bottenfield TYPISTS Sheldon Richards Grace Bequeath Robert Rohm Frank Foor Oleta Mills Clyde Crawford PRODUCERS ART ANIMATOR Mr. John Sharpe Miss Helen Clevenger Betty Brallier Mr. Henry Donharl Page six PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS To “linguistic star” Kathleen Black Hudson, in recognition of her devoted and merited “stardom” in the “literary” and “drama” departments, we, the “amateur cast,” dedicate our “current production,” the 1941 Warrior. Page seven D I RECTOR TARENCE G. WILL, B.S., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Supervising Principal, Everett Schools. THE SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Our nation has launched upon a tremendous armament program. This step is imperative in the face of conditions with which all of you are familiar. Arms alone, however, are not enough. We must at the same time mobilize our intellectual, moral, and spiritual resources. Here education is the crucial factor. Education is fundamental to the national defense against enemies both within and without. Our system of universal public education, constantly adapted to changing needs and problems, is the greatest common defense the American people have erected or can erect. It is the opportunity of your generation to carry this message to the American people by vigorous, concerted effort throughout the entire nation. It is of the utmost importance that this be done. Other demands for public funds make it increasingly difficult to finance education. Meanwhile, new problems confront the schools as the nation moves into a new period of world history. Therefore, learn and grow by assuming responsibility for your own and your neighbors' welfare. Self-governing people will make mistakes, but mistakes are often growing points in life, just as aches are growing pains with youngsters. The points of tension in civic life are usually the points at which growth is taking place. The community is merely a symbol of our larger self, and we cannot be at our best unless we contribute to the community welfare. Our first act is to assume responsibility for our own life and determine to make it radiate its influence in community life. The school and home are integral parts in the larger units of our welfare, that without good government, the school and home suffer. So tied together by science is all mankind that we simply live in a world of human brotherhood. All of our natural instincts are multiplied by wise education. It is in the schools that the intelligent direction of our entire life is laid. The common schools are maintained by all the people for the advancement of all the people; and to maintain and improve the quality of citizenship is the first duty of our schools. Page eight FASHIONS FOR WOMEN KATHLEEN BLACK HUDSON Gettysburg College, A.B. English Specialty: Dramatics G. LORRAINE WHIT-ACRE Indiana S. T. C., B.S. Home Economics Specialty: Home Makers Club, Girl Scouts. LOIS KADEL Westchester S. T. C., B.S. Music Specialty: Chorus MARGARET GUTHRIE Indiana S. T. C., B.S. Geography, English HELEN WRIGHT Susquehanna Univ., B.S. Commercial Subjects Specialty: Commercial Club, Girl Scouts, Girl’s Hockey. LAURA POORBAUGH Juniata College, B.S. English, History Specialty: Girl Scouts. HELEN CLEVENGER American Univ., A.B. University of Maryland, M.A. Latin, French, English Specialty: Tri-Hi-Y, Year Book. MAE MULHOLLEN Lebanon Valley College, B.A. Mathematics, Guidance, Phys. Ed. Specialty: Student Council. Page nine MEN'S PAGE JOHN SHARPE Juniata College, B.S. Univ. of Michigan, M.S. Science, Mathematics Specialty: Camera Club, Year Book. LLOYD SHIRK Lebanon Valley, B.S. Mathematics, Social Studies Specialty: Jr. High Basketball, Parrot, Hi-Y. HENRY DONHARL Westchester S. T. C., B.S. Temple Univ., M.Ed. History, Phys. Ed. Specialty: Press Club, Year Book, Mat Club. Varsity Basketball (boys), Vasity Baseball, Varsity Soccer, Christmas Program, Varsity Basketball (girls), Intramural Program. THOMAS KNEPP Juniata College, B.S. Univ. of Virginia, M.S. Biology, History Specialty: Orchestra. PAUL T. ULRICH Lebanon Valley, B.S. Science, Mathematics Specialty: Student Council, Swing Band, Dancing Class. DONALD B. HUDSON Juniata College, A.B. History, English Specialty: Dramatic Club, Bible Study, Rifle Club, Assembly Program, Game Feeding Project. Page ten Page eleven A CAST OF STARS william McKinley ‘■Junior” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 1, 3; Student Council 2; Class President 4. Ambition: Aeronautic Mechanic or Engineer. RUTH MORRIS “Chuckles” Tri-Hi-Y 2, President 2, Vice President 3. President 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Year Book Staff 4; Dramatic Club Vice President. Ambition: Airplane Pilot. DORIS BORN “Porky Parrot 1, 2, 3, Business Manager 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Cabinet Member 4; Press Club 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Girl Scout 3; Class President 1; Class Treasurer 4; Warrior Staff 4. Ambition: Teacher. DANIEL BOYD JOHNSON, “Danny Boy” Parrot 1, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 4; Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4; Press Club President 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mat Club 4; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Pilot in Navy. JAMES ROY HOUSEHOLDER, “Housey” Science Club 1; Handicraft 2; Chorus 3; Student Council 4. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. NORMA LORRAINE GOCHNOUR, “Shorty” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Parrot 1, 3, 4; Sports Editor 4; Photo Club 3; Dramatic Club 4; Year Book Staff 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Ambition—Newspaper Reporter. JO ANN STAYER, “Jo” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Science 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4, President; President of Senior Girls. Ambition: Air Hostess. GEORGE H. RITCHEY, “Spike” Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; President of Boys 1, 2, 4; Hi-Y 3. Ambition: Forest Ranker. Page twelve THE SUPPORTING CAST JACK BARNEY, “Shorty” Parrot 2; Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Engineer. VERYL BECK, “Slugger” Year Book Staff 4. PAUL JAMES BLOOM “P.B.” Parrot 3, 4, Adv. Mgr. 4; Press 4; Jr. Hi. Basketball 1 cap.; Student Council 1 sec.; Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Lib., 4; Dramatic 4; Photo 3, 4; Rifle 4, Vice-Pres.; Warrior Staff 3, 4. Ambition: Marry a blonde. HELEN NAOMI BECK Science 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Press 4; Commercial 4; Home Ec. 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper. GRACE BEQUEATH “Grade” Science 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Commercial 4; Press 4; Year Book 4. Ambition: Stenog- rapher. GERALD W. BOTTEN-FIELD, “Jerry” Parrot Staff 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Photo Club 3, 4; Warrior Staff 4; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Master Craftsman. MILDRED WINIFRED BOWMAN, “Mid” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Press Club 3, 4; Science Club 1; Chorus 3, 4. Ambition: Happily married living on North Spring Street. SYLVIA LEONA BROWNING, “Sib” Science Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Press Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Home Ec Club. Ambition: Stenog- rapher. MARGARET ANN CALHOUN, “Peg” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Home Ec. 4; Commercial 4. Ambition: Cashier. BETTY BRALLIER “Brallier” Student Council, Class Representative 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Press Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Chorus 4; Warrior Staff 4. Ambition: Artist and Interior Decorator. BETTE MARIE CALHOUN, “Short Stuff” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Warrior Staff 4; Dramatic Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Parrot Staff 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y (Bible Study) 2, 3, 4, (Cabinet Member) 3, 4. Ambition: Air Hostess. OLIVE NELL CALHOUN “Olive” Home Ec. Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Florist. Page thirteen BETTY CLARK, “Toots” Home Ec. Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Photo Club 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Seamstress. MARY CORNELL “Mary Bell” Commercial Club 4. Ambition: S t e n o k- rapher. VIOLA GERTRUDE DEFIBAUGH, “Victrola” Home Ec. Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4. Ambition: Hair Dresser. MELVIN CLARK, JR. “Whitey” Science Club 1; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Aviator. CLYDE CRAWFORD, JR., “Pete” Science Club 1; Hi-Y 3, 4; Photo Club 3, 4; Chorus 4; Rifle Club 4; Warrior Staff 4. Ambition: Photog- rapher. BETTE DIEHL, “Dutch” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Press Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Dramatic Club 4; Science Club 1; Warrior Staff 4. Ambition: California. GAIL EDWARDS, “Gail” Science Club 2; Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Forest Ranger. WILMA EICHEL-BERGER, “Womie” Tri-Hi-Y Cabinet Member 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Press 4; Student Council 3; Dramatic 4; Home Ec. Historian 4; Year Book Staff 4. Ambition: Nurse. FRANK FOOR Science 1; Photo 3, 4; Chorus 4; Rifle 4; Year Book 4. Ambition: Mechanic. ZANE EDWARDS “Zane Grey” Photo Club 4; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Baseball Player. FLETA FIDLER, “Fleet” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Interior Decorator. GENEVIEVE FOOR “Gen” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Press 4; Home Ec. 4; Science 1; Warrior Staff 4. Ambition: Go to California. Page fourteen MICHAEL MERLE JAY “Jay” Parrot 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sec.; Science 1; Intramural Basketball 1. Ambition: Forest Ranger. DOROTHY LOUISE KING, “Dot Science Club I; Home Room Pres.; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Photo Club 3; Press Club 4; Commercial 4. Ambition: To Travel or be a Secretary. DONALD LASHLEY “Romeo” Science Club 1; Orchestra 1. 2; Camera Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 4; Warrior StafT. Ambition: Airplane Mechanic. RALPH ORIEN KIFER Parrot 2; Press 4; Boxing 1; Intramural Baseball 4; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Big League Baseball Player. EVELYN REGINA KOONTZ, “Peachy” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Chorus 4; Pi ess Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Year Book Typist 4. Ambition: Air Hostess. RICHARD DREXEL LEACH, “Dicky” Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3; Press Club 1. Ambition: Airplane Pilot. IDA JANE FOOR, “Ida” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Commercial 4, Vice President. Ambition: Aviatrix. BETTY JANE HARTMAN, “Tact” Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Commercial 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Commercial Teacher. BETTY HILDEN “Chubbic” Press Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Nurse. JOHN LUCUIS FOOR “Confucius” Freshman: Spangler High School; Sophomore and Junior: Barnesboro High School. Ambition: Big League Baseball Player. REBECCA MAE HERSHBERGER “Becky” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cabinet member 4; Chorus 3, 4. Ambition: Beautician. HELEN MAE HOY “Shorty” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Photo f Club 3; Science Club 1; Home Ec. Club 4; Press Club 4. Ambition: Stenog- rapher. Pape fifteen PERCY FRANCIS MILLER, “Red” Ambition: Electrical En gineer. CATHERINE LOUISE MOBUS, “Berty” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Camera 3, 4; Press 4; Parrot 2; Chorus 4; Science 1; Dramatic 4; Home Ec. 4. Ambition: Commercial Aeronautist. RALPH CHRISTIAN MORRIS, “Curly” Chorus 2, 3. Ambition: Post Master. OLETA MARCELLA MILLS, “Leta” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Press Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: S t e n o g- rapher. OMAR MONGOLD “Power House” Science Club 1. Ambition: Mechanic. RICHARD KEITH O’NEAL, “Dick” Orchestra 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4, President 4; Photo Club 3; Warrior Staff 4, Co-editor; Chorus 3, 4; Rifle Club 4; Science Club 2. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. THEOLA MANSPEAKER “Lolo” Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Press Club 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Air Hostess. ALICE RUTH MEARKLE “Ruthie” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Photo Club 3, 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Air hostess. LOIS EVELYN MEGAHAN, “Meggie” Tri-Hi-Y 4; Commercial Club 4, President; Williamsburg High School 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Secretary. BETTY ALICE MARSHALL, “Betty” Chorus 4; Home Ec. Club 4. Ambition: Governess. WILLIAM MEARKLE “Bill” Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Rifle Club 5. Ambition: Greyhound Bus Driver. DOROTHY ELDA MILLER. “Dot” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Commercial Club 4, Treasurer; Home Ec. Club 4, Treasurer; Press Club 4. Ambition: Doctor’s Private Secretary. Page sixteen JOHN WILLIAM PEPPLE, “Bill” Parrot 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Photo Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 4; Year Book Staff 4; In-tamural Basketball team 4. Ambition: Large ice Cream Producer. SHELDON STECKMAN POTTS, “Pottsy” Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Mining En gineer. SHELDON RICHARDS “Dopey” Chorus 3; Photo Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Rifle Club 4; Warrior Staff 4. Ambition: Civil Engi- neer. NELL PLESSINGER “Nell” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1. Ambition; Nurse or Bookkeeper. RUTH PRICE, “Ruthie” Science Club 1; Commercial Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4. Ambition: S t e n o g- rapher. FLOY RILEY, “Flo” Tri-Hi-Y, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4. Ambition: Nurse. MARGIE JEAN RILEY “Marj.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4. Ambition: Nurse. VERL MAX RUBY “Bean” Handicraft Club 2; Camera Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Aviator. WILLARD DOYLE SLEIGHTER, “Sleighter” Hi-Y 2, 3; Handicraft Club 2; Camera Club 3; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Salesman. JOHN ROBERT ROHM “Bob” Science Club 1; Photo Club 3; Rifle Club 1; Year Book Staff 1. Ambition: Eectrical Engineer. THELMA RUTH SHIPLEY, “Thelma” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 4. Ambition: Waitress. JAY D. SMITH, “J. D.” Rifle Club 4; Photo Club 4; Handicraft Club 2; Science Club 2. Ambition: Aviator. rage seventeen MARTHA LaVERNE SMITH, “Vernie” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Commercial Club 4. Ambition: For travel in every state in the United States. ELEANOR SPARKS “Muz” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Photo Club 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Commercial Club 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Army nurse. BETTY JEAN STEACH “Jeanie” Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Science Club 1; Commercial Club 4. Ambition: Secretary. VIRGINIA RUTH SNYDER, “Ginnie” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Chorus Ambition: Air Hostess. HELEN SPARKS “Sparkie” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; County Orchestra 4. Ambition: Opera Singer. LOIS ANN VANHORN “Doc” Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4. Ambition: Nurse. PAUL FRANKLIN VANPELT, “Pud” Parrot 2; Photo Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Press Club 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Rifle Club 4. Ambition: Author. BETTY ARLENE WARD Betts” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Home Ec. Club 4, President. Ambition: School Teacher. DOROTHY MARIE WINCK, “Dot” Chorus 3, 4. Ambition: Nurse. VIVIAN VIRGINIA VONSTEIN. “Vonne” Science Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Press Club 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Secretary of Home Ec. 4; Warrior Staff 4. Ambition: Newspaper Reporter. MARJORIE ARLENE WILT. “Marj ” Basketball 2, 3, 4; Press Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Photo Club 4; Science Club 1. Ambition: Nurse. ELEANOR WRIGHT “Elly” Student Council 1; Class Vice President 2; Orchestra (President 4) 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic (Secretary 4) 3. 4; Parrot Staff (Editor 4) 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y (Cabinet Member 3) 2, 3, 4; Girl Scouts 3; Press Club 4. Ambition: Musician. Page eighteen Page nineteen A CAST OF JUVENILE STARS KATHRYN KARNS as Junior President ROBERT PEE as Sophomore President EUGENE WEAVERUNG as Sophomore Vice President FLORENCE RITCHEY As Freshman President ROBERT CLARK as Freshman Secretary RALPH SNYDER as Junior Vice President JEAN SNYDER as Sophomore Treasurer PAUL MANSPEAKER as Sophomore Secretary ALLEN JOHNSON as Freshman Vice President AUDREY WEAVERUNG as Freshman Treasurer Page twenty SUPPORTING JUVENILE CAST JUNIORS First Row: Janice Askins, Denver Barnes, Florence Barnes, Mary Barnes, James Barnett, Edna Borror, Clair Clouse, Louise Colledge, Billy Cooper. Second Row: Bill Crawford, Jesse Crowder, Kathryn Dibert, Allen Dicken, Blair Elbin, Mary England, Patty Evans, Elmer Eyles, Robert Feight. Third Row: Concetta Fina, Homer Fischer, Archie Foor, Doris Foor, Teddy Foor, Vera Foor, Betty Gorsuch, Michael Grable, Leroy Greenawalt. Fourth Row: Kathryn Harclerode, Robert Harclerode, Helen Hershberger, Robert Hinish, Mildred Hoffman, Eddie Horton, Bertha Imes, Elva Imes, Leo Jay. Fifth Row: Jean King, Ruth Lashley, Lois Leasure, Mary Masciocchi, Arlene Mearkle, Betty May Mearkle, Alverta Mitchell, Gordon Morgart, Philomena Natale. Page twenty-one First Row: Ruth Nave, Palmer Pittman, Jean Redinger, Richard Reeder, Victor Ritchey, Joe Ruby, Ellis Rush, and Dorothy Shaffer. Second Row: Norman Shoemaker, Eugene Showalters, Eunice Sparks, Loren Stiffler, Ada Ster.ger, James Stuckey, Bernard Weicht, and Betty Welsh. Third Row: Homer Welker, Ida Mae Wareham, Harold Wigfield, Vada Wigfield, Pauline Williams, June Wilt, John Wise, and Rachel Yokum. Page twenty-two SOPHOMORES First Row: Helen Ann Balentine, Othetta Barkman, Genevieve Barton, Dorothy Bennett, Ruth Bequeath, Harold Bingman, Viola Brantner, Charles Burket, Edward Calhoun, Carl Chamberlain. Second Row: Mary Lou Chiccarella, Bobby Clapper, Elsie Clark, Dale Clingerman, Bruce Coleman, Jack Colledge, Wanda Conner, Jack Crawford, Celia Deshong. Tommy Dibert. Third Row: Dexter Easton, Lois Felton, Eldon Fetters, Floyd Fletcher, Elmer Foor, Florence Foor, Ila Foor, Jean Garlick, Jesse Greenawalt, Louise Hershberger. Fourth Row: Walter Hess Jr., Patty Horton, Charlotte Howard, Floyd Imes, Elma Imes, Norma Imes, Reba Jay, Roscoe Jay, Charles Kaiser. Donald Laher. Fifth Row: Elmer Leader, Harry Leonard, Samuel Leonard, Grace Marshall, Allen Mearkle, Grace Miller, Cloyd Mills, Max Morgret, Wise Mountain. Page twenty-three First Row: Raymond Norris, Edna Northcraft Ernest Northcraft, Dorothy O’Neal, Betty Peck, Cora Pepple, Pauline Pepple, Leo Poole, Frances Prosser, Justin Ratcliff, Paul Redinger. Second Row: Eugene Reed, June Rice, Merle Riehl, Dorothy Riley, Kathryn Ritchey, George Shaffer, Evelyn Shauf, Leo Shipley, Sylvia Ship-ley, Marjorie Shoemaker, Joan Sleighter. Third Row: Mildred Snyder, Richard Sollenberger, Rodney Spruil, Glenn Stanley, Janet Stayer, Esther Steach, Flora Stenger, Fred Stuckey, Paul Stuckey, Regina Swartzwelder, Lois Tewell. Fourth Row: Jessie VonStein, Emily VVeicht, Arlene Whetstone, Donald Williams, Eldredge Williams, Derril Wilt, Ladonna Wilt, Betty Winck, Charlotte Wolfe, Maryrose Wright, Doris Zimmerman. Page twenty-four FRESHMEN First Row: Reynolds Akers, Tom Bailey, Earl Barnes, Richard Barnes, Emmet Barnett, Donald Barton, Grover Beck, Marie Bennett, Blair Bequeath, Clair Brantner, Brayton Bowman. Second Row: Lorraine Batzel, Gloria Burket, Betty Bussard, John Calhoun, Randolph Calhoun, Elsie May Clark, Robert Clingerman, Clyde Cornell, Pauline Cunard, Ivadene Deshong. Third Row: Nancy Dicken, Francis Diehl, Andrew Dodson, Donald Evans, Dorsey Feight, Frank Feight, James Felten, Katherine Gochnour, Miriam Gochnour, Colleen Harclerode, Jo Ann Hershberger. Fourth Row: Richard Hershberger, Barbara Hilden, Gloria Hilden, Lorraine Hockenberry, Wilda Hoffman, Robert Hoover, Doris Howser, Alton Imes, Mabel Imes, Adna Jay, Elsie Karns. Fifth Row: Lorraine Karns, Edgar Kight, Betty Klahre, Jimmy Leach, Himes Manges, Grace Masciocchi, Zelma Mellott, Joe Miller, Walter Mills, Buddy Mitchell, Gail Morgret. Page twenty-five First Row: Eugene Morral, Kathleen Morral, Mary Morris, Dorothy Mountain, Ivan Northcraft, Ray Northcraft, Vernon Northcraft, Wade Northcraft, Darrel O’Neal, Betty Pee, Robert Pittman, Marjorie Price. Second Row: Mary Price, Lelia Ray, Betty Retsel, Doyle Rhea, Dorothy Richards, Peggy Ritchey, Ray Ritchey, Clyde Roland, Flora Shab, Joan Shaffer, Robert Shipley. Third Row: Oleta Shively, David Showalter, Marjorie Sipes, Josephine Smith, Dorothy Snyder, Louise Snyder, Ellis Sollenberger, Glen Sparks, Jack Sponsler, George Stenger, Lucille Stutts, Edna Swindel. Fourth Row: Mabel Vance, Max Wallace, Donald Walters, Jack Weicht, Ruth Whetstone, Paul Whitfield, Doris Wigfield, Robert Winck, Robert Yoder, John Yokum, Iva Zimmerman, Harold Crowder. Page twenty-six Page twenty-seven EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Thomas H. Knepp, Conductor Eleanor Wright, President Ruth Morris, Secretary Violins Ruth Lashley Ruth Nave Helen Balentine Mary Burket John Calhoun Mary Masciocchi Ruth Morris Betty Mearkle Allegra Furry Emily Weicht Violas Kathryn Karns Louise Hershberger Pauline Snyder Cellos Louise Hoover Helen Sparks Suzanne Rearick Arlene Kegg Basses Helen Hershberger Reynolds Akers Flute Eleanor Wright Janice Askins Oboe Paul Snyder Clarinets Paul Bloom Carl Chamberlain Bassoon James Stayer Horns Dick Hershberger Max Morgret Trumpets Allen Mearkle Ladonna Wilt Trombone Harold Wigfield EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA THOMAS H. UWf, rw«w EIGHTH SEASON High School Auditorium Kitrrti, Prnniylunla Tkm U y I rrvt {. fektumry I}. 1 41 Al till 0‘0n� PROGRAM Cho ol 'imnaMm, Thou C y foa Symphony fwk •AdH A' Gavon m G RiAwon Cho ol and Ortftun KmgKn of Monof Tympani Allen Dicken Percussion Paul Manspeaker Joe Manspeaker Piano Carolyn Mobus Page twenty-eight STUDENT COUNCIL CAST First Row: Miss Mulhollen, Ruth Nave, Joan Stayer, Helen Ann Balentine, Mr. Ulrich. Second Row: Ruth Whetstone. Mary Lou Chiccarella, Ruth Lash- ley. Third Row: Joe Ruby, Roy Householder, Dexter Easton, George Ritchey, George Stenger, Robert Yoder. Title: Student Council Locale: Old Office Leading Women: Jo Ann Stayer, Helen Ann Balentine, and Ruth Nave. Leading Man: Joe Ruby Consulting Directors: Mae Mulhollen, Paul Ulrich Statistics: Meetings: Monday Accomplishments: Hall patrol Clean-up Campaign Hallowe’en Party Dancing Classes rage twenty-nine TR I - H I - Y First Row: H. Hoy, T. Manspeaker, L. VanHorn, R. Hershberger, J. Stayer, D. Born, H. Hershberger, Miss Clevenger, R. Morris, B. Ward, A. Stenger, B. Hartman, B. Calhoun, C. Fina, G. Bequeath, B. Hilden. Second Row: V. Snyder, M. Calhoun, B. Clark, E. Koontz, O. Mills, M. Wilt, E. Steach, E. Sparks, M. Riley, N. Plessinger, V. Defibaugh, E. Northcraft, R. Lashley, J. Steach, L. Smith, I. Foor. Third Row: P. Natale, L. Hershberger, M. Chiccarella, R. Yokum, J. Wilt, J. Askins, R. Nave, G. Miller, R. Jay, C. Harclerode, E. Sparks, C. Wolfe, M. England. Fourth Row: L. Leasure, P. Evans, D. Shaffer, L. Tewell, J. Sleighter, P. Pepple, L. Felton, J. VonStein, K. Earns, H. Balentine, P. Horton, A. Whetstone, O. Barkman, E. Shauf, L. Wilt, L. Mo-bus. Fifth Row: K. Dibert, P. Williams, J. Garlick, E. Clark, M. Grimes, A. Mitchell, J. Redinger, J. Rice, C. Pepple, B. Welsh, M. Hoffman, W. Conner, D. Zimmerman. Title: Tri-Hi-Y Locale: Set 22 Leading Women: Ruth Morris, Betty Ward, Helen Hershberger, Jo Ann Stayer, Theola Manspeaker, Rebecca Hershberger, Ada Stenger, Con-cetta Fina, Betty Hartman, Bette Calhoun, Doris Born, Lois VanHorn, and Patty Horton. Consulting Director: Helen E. Clevenger. Associate Directors: Lorraine Whitacre, Mrs. Henry Baker, Mrs. Lewis Manspeaker. Statistics: Meetings: Thursday A. M.; one night meeting each month. Accomplishments: Initiation Party County dinner meeting in Bedford County Rally at Broad Top Induction Party Assembly program: “The Pre-Christmas Rush” Christmas boxes Cabinet Luncheon Christmas Party State Bible Study Contest Easter Party Spring Picnic Tea for Mothers Candy Counter Page thirty CHORUS CAST First Row: E. Sollenberger, K. O’Neal, J. Stayer, A. Mearkle, W. Mills, H. Leonard, C. Mills, P. Pittman, R. Pee, F. Fletcher, S. Leonard, R. Sollenbei ger, C. Crawford. Second Row: T. Man speaker, B. Marshall, B. Diehl, D. Borne, W. Eichelberger, E. Wright, Miss Kadel, H. Balentine, F. Riley, M. Riley, V. Von Stein, N. Plessinger, M. Bowman, R. Morris, L. Mobus. Third Row: B. Retzel, O. Shivley, V. Snyder, R. Hershberger, J. Stayer, H. Sparks, E. Koontz, O. Mills, L. VanHorn, D. Winck, E. Sparks, B. Brallier, G. Foor, B. Calhoun, L. Gochnour, L. Snyder, B. Klahre. Fourth Row: G. Burket, M. Sipes, F. Ritchey, B. Mearkle, Z. Mellott, Dorothy Bennett, B. Gorsuch, J. Askins, R. Nave, G. Barton, C. Harclerode, E. Sparks, V. Foor, R. Swartzwelder, D. Richards. Fifth Row: I. Foor, G. Marshall. L. Leasure. T. Bussard, E. Weicht, L. Felten, F. Stenger, M. Wright, J. Snyder, C. Howard, F. Prosser, P. Horton, A. Whetstone, O. Barkman, R. W’hetstone, B. Hilden. Sixth Row: P. Cunard, B. Pee, A. Weaverling, B. Bussard, J. Shaffer, J. Smith, E. M. Clark, K. Ritchey, A. Stenger, A. Mitchell, B. Winck, N. Dicken, B. Welsh, D. O’Neal, M. Gochnour, C. Harclerode. Title: Chorus Locale: Auditorium Leading Women: Lois Felton, Ada Stenger Leading Man: James Stayer Consulting Director: Lois Kadel Statistics: Meetings: Tuesday Accomplishments: Christmas Program Easter Cantata—“The Easter Sunrise Song’ by Halton. Page thirty-one FUTURE HOME MAKERS First Row: B. Clark, R. Price, M. Riley, C. Harclerode, V. VonStein, Miss Whit-acre, D. Miller, B. Diehl, B. Ward, G. Foor, B. Brallier, B. Calhoun. Second Row: M. Chiccarella, E. Koontz, O. Mills, F. Riley, H. Beck, S. Browning, V. Defibaugh, O. Calhoun, B. Marshall, H. Hoy, M. Calhoun, R. Swartzwelder, W. Conner. Third Row: P. Natale, I. Foor, E. Clark, K. Ritchey, B. Winck, A. Mitchell, J. As-kins, B. Imes, E. Sparks, P. Evans, L. Mobus. Fourth Row: L. Leasure, E. Imes, V. Imes, P. Riehl, N. Imes, G. Miller, R. Jay, M. Grimes, C. Fina, L. Hershberger, L. Wilt. Fifth Row: R. Yokum, M. England, I. M. Wareham, M. Imes, S. Shipley, V. Foor, M. Hoffman, V. Brantner. Title: Future Home Makers Locale: Set 15 Leading Women: Betty Ward, Catherine Harclerode, Vivian VonStein, Dorothy Miller, Wilma Eichelberger, Betty Diehl. Consulting Director: Lorraine Whitacre Statistics: Meetings: First and Third Wednesday of each month. Accomplishments: Making bracelets Club Scrapbook Club Songs May Day Party Commencement Tea Page thirty-two PRESS CLUB CAST First Row: Vivian VonStein, Genevieve Foor, Betty Diehl, Marjorie Wilt, Boyd Johnson, Betty Brallier, Theola Manspeaker, Dorothy Miller, Grace Bequeath. Second Row: Paul VanPelt, Betty Hilden, Sylvia Browning, Helen Beck, Mildred Bowman, Wilma Eichelberger, Oleta Mills, Dorothy King, Evelyn Koontz, Helen Hoy, Mr. Donharl. Third Row: Dorothy Shaffer, Patty Evans, Ruth Lashley, Kathryn Ritchey, Charlotte Howard, Betty Winck, Arlene Whetstone, Janet Stayer, Rachel Yokum. Fourth Row: Harold Wigfield, Katie Karns, Janice Askins, Al-verta Mitchell, Jean Snyder, Ruth Nave, Helen Ann Balentine, Allen Dicken. Title: Press Club Locale: Scout Set Leading Man: Boyd Johnson Leading Woman: Doris Born Consulting Director: Henry Donharl Statistics: Meeting: Monday Accomplishments: Weekly script to local newspapers. Page thirty-three MAT CLUB First Row: Clair Brantner, Blair Bequeath, Tom Bailey, Derril Wilt, Richard Hershberger, Donald Barton, John Calhoun. Second Row: Mr. Donharl, David Showalters, Merle Riehl, Jim Felton, Glenn Sparks, Grover Beck, Francis Diehl, Paul Manspeaker. Third Row: Allen Johnson, Boyd Johnson, George Stenger, George Ritchey, Dick Leach, Ralph Snyder, Jack College. Title: Mat Club Locale: Gym. Consulting Director: Henry Donharl Statistics: Meeting: Wednesday A. M. Accomplishments: Performances at P. T. A. Assembly Lions Club Basketball game Page thirty-four RIFLE CLUB CAST First Row: Jack Barney, Boyd Johnson, Mr. Will, Mr. Hudson. Paul Bloom, Donald Lashley. Second Row: Ralph Morris, Paul VanPelt, Clyde Crawford, Jay Smith, Robert Rohm, Merle Jay, Sheldon Richards. Third Row: John L. Foor, Gerald Bottenfield, Max Ruby, Zane Edwards, John Pepple, Ralph Kifer. Title: Rifle Club Locale: Rifle Range and Set 21 Leading Men: Percy Miller, Jack Barney, Willard Sleighter. Consulting Directors: Donald B. Hudson and Mr. Will. Statistics: Meetings: Monday and Wednesday Accomplishments: Correct Shooting Appreciation of Good Sportsmanship Page thirty-five GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 1 Mary Masciocchi Ruth Lashley Helen Ann Balentine Jean Redinger Betty Peek Kathryn Karns Patty Horton Betty Welsh Mildred Hoffman Philomina Natale Janice Askins Mary England TROOP 2 Grace Masciocchi Florence Ritchey Betty Pee Audra Weaverling Oleta Shively Lucille Stutts Suzanne Rearick June Fisher Ruth Rush Doris Gordon Shirley Avey Peggy England Colleen Harclerode Dorothy Jane Richards Title: Girl Scouts Locale: Scout Set Leading Women: Mary England, Lucille Stutts Consulting Directors: Lorraine Whitacre, Laura Poorbaugh, Helen Wright, and Vera Harkness. Statistics: Meetings: Monday and Wednesday after school Accomplishments: Aid to children at Christmas Hot lunches during noon hour Bake Sales Skating Party Bracelets, belts, pins Knitted Red Cross socks Page thirty-six CAMERA CLUB CAST First Row: John Pepple, Willard Sleighter, Louise Mobus, Mr. Sharpe, Marjorie Wilt, Sheldon Richards, Boyd Johnson. Second Row: Jay Smith, Merle Jay, Richard Leach, Donald Lash-ley, Eleanor Sparks, Ellis Rush, Joe Ruby, Paul Bloom, Fred Stuckey. Third Row: James Barnett, Robert Rohm, Hubert Tewell, Palmer Pittman, Max Ruby, Michael Grable, Bill Crawford, Richard Sollen-berger, Clyde Crawford, Gerald Bottenfield. Title: Camera Club Locale: Set 25 Consulting Director: John E. Sharpe Statistics: Meeting: Optional Accomplishments: Learned to develop films and print pictures Developed films and printed pictures for year book. Page thirty-seven COMMERCIAL CLUB CAST First Row: Jean Steach, Laverne Smith, Dorothy Miller, Lois Megahan, Ida Jane Foor, Margaret Calhoun, Ruth Price, Grace Bequeath. Second Row: Concetta Fina, Bette Calhoun, Rachel Yokum, Miss Wright, Mary Cornell, Betty Hartman, Dorothy King. Third Row: Sylvia Browning, Helen Beck, Palmer Pittman, Eleanor Sparks, Oleta Mills. Title: Commercial Club Locale: Commercial Set Leading Women: Lois Megahan, Dorothy Miller, Ida Foor Consulting Director: Helen Wright Statistics: Meetings: Monday and Tuesday A. M. Accomplishments: Study of shorthand Demonstrations of machines Practice in filing Page thirty-eight SWING BAND CAST First Row: Eleanor Wright, Dexter Easton, Ruth Morris, Kathryn Karns, Robert Pee, Jean Snyder. Second Row: Mr. Ulrich, Keith O’Neal, Harold Wigfield, Eld-redge Williams, Janice Askins, Ruth Nave, Helen Ann Balentine. Third Row: Allen Dicken, Helen Hershberger. Title: Swing Band Locale: Stage Consulting Director: Paul Ulrich Statistics: Meeting: After school Page thirty-nine DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Alverta Mitchell, Ruth Morris, Paul Bloom, Lorraine Gochnour, Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Hudson, Keith O’Neal, Eleanor Wright, Bette Calhoun, Charlotte Howard. Second Row: Louise Mobus, Lois Felton, Betty Diehl, Betty Brallier, Boyd Johnson, Sheldon Richards, Paul VanPelt, Wilma Eich-elberger, Doris Born, Katie Karns. Third Row: Helen Ann Balentine, Ada Stenger, Jean Snyder, Helen Hershberger, Allen Johnson, Ralph Snyder, Allan Dicken, Norman Shoemaker, Ruth Nave, Janice Askins, Katie Harclerode. Fourth Row: Roy Householder, Harold Wigfield, Arlene Whetstone, Betty Pee, Audra Weaverling, Philomena Natale, Betty Peck, Don Laher, Willard Sleighter. Title: Masqueteers Locale: Stage Leading Women: Eleanor Wright, and Ruth Morris Leading Man: Keith O’Neal Consulting Directors: Kathleen Black Hudson, and Donald Hudson Statistics: Meetings: Monday Accomplishments: “The Green Light”—Senior Class “Thanksgiving Adventure”—Club “No Room at the Inn”—Club “I Shall Be Waiting”—Senior Club Rated outstanding at Shippensburg Presented at Penn State Received invitation to Ithaca “Aunt Abby Answers An Ad”—Junior Class Pa ye forty oat the tow. The orch will pity t Temple” Night” by dr beautlfal pa j ional ie sto ratine assembly. w the comma stely after will be dl| morning- He Yom Great Or Be You Small— THE PARROT VOL. XV Super damn KVKRKTT HIGH «CHO TUESDAY. DECEMBER “Se So suppos as they set selves aa fat The bare which to Theae talk , in glYco Id the form of aa Many choice aalee talk hare been uncovered, aa Willard trying to sell his living room suite to Roy, and vice versa. The Idea back of all this is to put Into actual practice the fundamental principles governing any sales talk. To learn now to formulate prtapproachea. that is. to get outside Information concerning the prospect, to learn his hobbles and interests, and. most important of all. to learn to pronounce the name correctly. Each student writes a dialogue form for his chosen good and selects a partner to whom he wishes to sell. The Interview lasts at leeal ten minutes. Each student is rated as to posture, delivery, voice, mannerisms and familiarity with product. The talk la also analysed In accordance jyJtlt, the six mator steps In a sales PRICE 10 CENTO One night With quiet A baby boy. i Was born In The angel , kee. Smiled down wl The cattle In the Encllnlng heads In He grew. He learned through God, Became our He Buffered. What have May we Instill within our hearts. The peace of God on Christmas morn. And share with those whose greatest need. Is making love their lifelong creed. By Bette Calhoun. YULETIDE SEASON WITH MANY AtmilTlES Novel Effects Thrill “Green Light Audience. By Bette Calhoun. Here Is the inside story of The Green Light —that thrilling mystery drama sponsored by the Senior Class. The light Itself was a flashlight with a bit of green cellophane pasted over the glass. It was carried by a obantom drains! In htack—thus EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ................... ELEANOR WRIGHT MANAGING EDITOR .............................. RUTH NAVE NEWS EDITOR ................. ADA STEM.El: FEATURE EDITOR ..................... BETTE CALHOUN SPORTS EDITOR .................. LORRAINE GOCHNOUR BUSINESS MANAGER DORIS BORN ADVERTISING MANAGER PAUL BLOOM CIRCULATION MANAGER ................... ROBERT PEE FACULTY ADVISOR ....................... LLOYD SHIRK REPORTERS: Ralph Snyder, Dexter Easton, Norman Shoemaker, Catherine Harclerode, Alverta Mitchell, Helen Ann Balentine, Boyd making schedule. will Decern- possible of the Orchos- By Everel plans U The h rt b� the., i ber 18. «%__ch is through the Dramatic Club. Chorus tra. The Dramatic Club will present s play entitled, “No Room At the Inn.” by Esther E. Olsen. The play is of an nnusua) type because at the end there is a quick curtain followed by a beautiful tableau. The cboruo. under_____ill .- Kadei. will sing four program the v and Mias the chorna tbrough- igs. eeks been aem- Koepp. in Apolip’s Silent of the most program is which the (ru part. Th -4 Ja H carry- ing llKh V fldl . BMBnto the audltorl B wnginic accompanied orchestra. A similar service will be condneted at the close of (be program, as they march out. The Trl-HI-Y is planning to carry on their usual Christmas work making up baskets for needy children. Every year this organisation makes Christmas more merry for many families by giving baskets. The grade school children are not g to to be forgotten. The ieet- eighth grade are •n- fter- will the It fore, and er a •der-bave i be ta. Ily hool -Hl- road Ing. slst- plcs. the ting enrs � rett •oris pa- ired •pie. ion, esh- une stu- MIs« the parties. All the FouV great beat ' third and Christmas and teach-roomi. forth a this the ever bad actlrltlea being used students � lr parents. The. Vimmlttee ‘Ians. Seve;h School are mak Tplana foTWB feas celebrations In their hom Hmi. Most of the home rooms will exchange gifts and decorate a Christmas tree. Last, but not least, of the Christmas schedule is the vacation, which follows a special assembly on Friday afternoon, December 20. Classes 111 be conducted Friday before noon, inclndlng activity period. In ?h afternoon everyone will go to Ml be the aame as Tmmedl-Btudenta Thursday 1541 ere a bags A fine spirit of cooperation was shown by the stadeats for which the Parrot Suit ox proases sincere thanks. _____ Johnson. Page forty-one H I - Y CAST First Row: John Pepple, Gail Edwards, Gerald Bottenfield, Ralph Snyder, Boyd Johnson, Mr. Shirk, Dick Leach, Merle Jay, George Ritchey, Jack Barney, Clyde Crawford. Second Row: James Barnett, Elmer Foor, Norman Shoemaker, Elbert Robinson, Robert Hinish, Allen Dicken, Jesse Crowder, Palmer Pittman, LeRoy Greenawalt, Eldredge Williams, Ted Foor. Third Row: Jimmy Leach, Harold Wig-field, Donald Laher, Homer Welker, Charles Kaiser, Hubert Tewell, Dexter Easton, Charles Burket, Bob Pee, Richard Sollenberger, Paul Manspeaker, Archie Foor, Derril Wilt. Fourth Row: Blair Bequeath, Doyle Rhea, Dick Hershberger, Tommy Bailey, Allen Johnson, Roscoe Jay, George Stenger, Donald Evans, Grover Beck, Jack Weicht, Robert Hoover, Joseph Miller. Title: Hi-Y Locale: Scout Set Leading Men: Dick Leach, Boyd Johnson, Merle Jay, Ralph Snyder Consulting Director: Lloyd Shirk Statistics: Meetings: Thursday A. M. Accomplishments: Initiation Party State Bible Study Contest April Party Dancing Lessons Instruction on Manners Page forty-two Page forty-three BOYS BASKETBALL CAST First Row: Eugene Weaverling, LeRoy Greenawalt, Bill McKinley, George Ritch- ey, Dick Leach, Ralph Snyder. Second Row: Derril Wilt, Junior Kaiser, George Shaffer, Coach Donharl, Dexter Easton, Bob Pee, Homer Welker, Jack College. Third Row: Paul Manspeaker, Eldridge Williams, Merle Riehl, Max Morgret, Charles Burket, Ray Norris. Title: Boy’s Basketball. Locale: Gym. Leading Man: Bill McKinley. Consulting Director: Henry Donharl. Statistics: Schedule: Everett Opponent Dec. 10 Stoney Creek Home 36 19 Dec. 13 Chambersburg Away 11 32 Dec. 17 Huntingdon Away 19 28 Dec. 20 Hollidaysburg Away 9 24 Jan. 7 Stoney Creek Away 47 34 Jan. 10 Boswell Home 24 21 Jan. 14 Broad Top Home 38 21 Jan. 21 Mt. Union Home 28 33 Jan. 24 Saxton Away 36 21 Jan. 28 Smith Home 48 17 Feb. 4 Broad Top Away 36 20 Feb. 7 Robertsdale Home 49 23 Robertsdale Away 38 13 Feb. 11 Mt. Union Away 36 48 Feb. 14 Boswell Away 15 34 Feb. 18 Saxton Home 31 26 Feb. 20 Bedford Home 40 18 Feb. 25 Smith Away 47 16 Feb. 28 Hollidaysburg Home 29 34 Mar. 4 Bedford Away 32 14 Mar. 11 Boswell Away 38 35 Mar. 18 Duquesne Away 18 66 JUNIOR VARSITY Everett Opponent Dec. 5 Warfordsburg Home 15 24 Dec. 10 Stoney Creek Home 17 14 Dec. 13 Chambersburg Away 25 12 Dec. 17 Huntingdon Away 19 20 Dec. 20 Hollidaysburg Away 25 14 Dec. 31 Warfordsburg Away 17 16 Jan. 7 Stoney Creek Away 30 16 Jan. 31 Hancock Away 34 14 Feb. 20 Hancock Home 44 20 Feb. 28 Hollidaysburg Home 33 17 Accomplishments: P. I. A. A. District 5 Championship Varsity—Won 14, Lost 8 Tussey Mountain League Championship Jr. Varsity-—Won 8, Lost 2 Bedford County Championship Page forty-four GIRLS BASKETBALL CAST First Row: Helen Hershberger, Charlotte Howard, Capt. Betty Brallier, Genevieve Foor, Betty Diehl, Marjorie Wilt. Second Row: Dorothy Shaffer, Florence Ritchey, Coach Henry Donharl, Flora Stengel-, Betty Pee. Third Row: Audra Weaverling, Josephine Smith, Sara Jane Hershberger, Elsie Mae Clark, Betty Retzel. Title: Girls Basketball Locale: Gym. Leading Woman: Betty Brallier Consulting Director: Henry Donharl Statistics: Schedule Everett Opponents Dec. 5 Warfordsburg Home 15 14 Dec. 31 Warfordsburg Away 13 16 Jan. 14 Broad Top Home 12 8 Jan. 24 Saxton Away 35 18 Jan. 28 Smith Home 11 15 Jan. 31 Hancock Away 32 14 Feb. 4 Broad Top Away 21 10 Feb. 7 Robertsdale Home 26 10 Feb. 18 Saxton Home 27 24 Feb. 20 Hancock Home 12 14 Accomplishments: Had winning streak broken at 30 consecutive games. Had League winning streak broken at 30 consecutive games. Won 8 Lost 4 2nd place Tussey Mt. League. Page forty-five BASEBALL CAST First Row: Dexter Easton, Eugene Weaver ling, Paul Manspeak-er, Dick Crawford, Jack College, Bill McKinley. Second Row: Ray Norris, Bob Pee, LeRoy Greenawalt, Coach Donharl, George Shaffer, Boyd Johnson. Third Row: Ralph Morris, Lucius Foor, Bill Crawford, Paul Redinger, Carl Chamberlain. Title: Baseball Locale: American Legion Set Consulting Director: Henry Donharl Statistics: Schedule: Everett 18 Manns Choice 0 Everett 2 Hancock 1 Everett 8 Manns Choice 3 Everett 8 New Enterprise .... 5 Everett 12 Warfordsburg 2 Everett 11 Hustontown 1 Everett 2 Smith 1 Everett 4 New Enterprise 1 Everett 24 Hancock 4 Everett 13 Smith 2 Everett 5 Warfordsburg 3 Everett 3 Hustontown 3 Accomplishment: Won 12, lost 0 First undefeated baseball team CHEERLEADERS Page forty-six Ruth Morris and Ida Jane Foor JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row: Loren Miller, Charles Manges, Bobby Latta, Wil- liam England, Jack Weicht. Second Row: Timekeeper Eleanor Wright, Francis Diehl, Fred Sipes, George Stenger, Jack Bertram, Tommy Bailey, Mr. Shirk. Title: Junior High Basketball. Locale: Gym. Leading Man: Tom Bailey. Consulting Director: Lloyd Shirk. Statistics: Schedule: Everett Opponent Dec. 11 Broad Top Home 11 22 Dec. 20 Morrison Cove Away 19 13 Jan. 8 Bedford Away 26 37 Jan. 15 Smith Home 12 9 Jan. 21 Mt. Union Home 14 16 Jan. 24 Williamsburg Away 31 29 Jan. 29 Bedford Home 18 30 Feb. 5 Smith Away 34 21 Feb. 13 Mt. Union Away 18 37 Feb. 14 Williamsburg Home 27 13 Feb. 19 Broad Top Away 26 17 Feb. 26 Morrison Cove Home 39 22 Total 275 256 Aver. 22.1 21.3 INTRAMURAL SOCCER-SENIOR LEAGUE First Row: Veryl Beck, Boyd Johnson, Gerald Bot-tenfield, John Pepple. Second Row: Ralph Morris, John L. Foor, Ralph Kifer. Title: Intramural Soccer—Senior League. Locale: Gym. Leading Man: Boyd Johnson. Consulting Director: Henry Donharl. Statistics: Meetings: Noon. Accomplishments: Championship of both Junior and Senior Leagues. Page forty-seven SOCCER CAST First Row: LeRoy Greenawalt, Ralph Snyder, Dick Leach, Bill McKinley, George Ritchey, Paul Redinger, Eugene Weaver ling. Second Row: Jack College, Dick Crawford, Bob Pee, Dexter Easton, Junior Kaiser, Norman Shoemaker, Bill Crawford. Third Row: Coach Donharl, Paul Manspeaker, Bernard Weicht, George Shaffer, Charles Burket, Homer Welker, Merle Riehl, Ray Norris. Title: Soccer. Consulting Director : Henry Donharl Locale: American Legion Set. Statistics: Schedule: Everett Opponent Schedule: Everett Opponent Hustontown 1 1 Warfordsburg 2 2 Warfordsburg 2 4 Hustontown 2 2 Hustontown 0 2 Smith 2 0 Smith 2 0 Smith 3 2 Warfordsburg 2 1 Accomplishments: Won 5, tied 2, lost 2. Second place in Bedford, Fulton County League. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SENIOR LEAGUE First Row: J. Pepple, C. Bottenfield, B. Mear-kle, B. Johnson, P. Vanpelt, K. O’Neal. Second Row: E. Foor, W. Hess, C. Burket G,. Shaffer, H. Welker, B. Weicht, R. Kifer. Third Row: R. Norris, M. Morgret, R. Spruil, M. Riehl, E. Williams, D. Wilt. JUNIOR LEAGUE First Row: G. Sparks, E. Barnett. E. Reed, A. Mearkle, H. Bingman, F. Fletcher, J. Yokum, F. Wiecht, R. Shippley. Second Row: J. Leach, D. Barton, R. Hoover, G. Beck, V. Northcraft, J. Felton, A. Dodson, R. Ritchey, G. Gibboney. Third Row: C. Brantner, G. Margaret, D. Hershberger, D. Rhea, W. Stenger, D. Feight, B. Bertram, B. Latta, T. Harclerode. Fourth Row: H. Johnson, L. Miller, C. Manges, D. England, A. Johnson, V. Barton, D. Weimer, C. Morris. Title: Intramural Basketball-Senior League Locale: Gym. Consulting Advisor: Henry Donharl. Statistics: Meetings: Noon. Accomplishment: Winners—Sopho- more team. Title: Intramural Basketball-Junior League. Locale: Gym. Consulting Advisor: Henry Donharl. Statistics: Meetings: Noon. Accomplishment: Winners—Allen Johnson’s Team. Page forty-eight Page forty-nine PICTURE SEPTEMBER. 1937 The “Freshmen daze” are some of the most important of a high school pupil’s life. Vacation announced—a sigh of freedom—the realization two days later that vacation had ended the day before. Result—one office call. DECEMBER. 1937 And then that Parrot dance! After partners have been found, tickets bought, and the night has arrived comes the remembrance that feet have never become accustomed to the rhythm of music. FEBRUARY, 1938 But when an operetta comes up with the dramatic club, chorus, ar.d orchestra all participating and no dancing required, “Him and Me” attract and finally win; and many bashful beginners come out of their shells. OCTOBER, 1938 Wonder why a lot of handsome men are limping around ? An inquiry reveals that, as soccer has started, the ball is usually missed and shins are suffering. MARCH, 1939 Everett wins the league title by pulling a fast one on Saxton and, rounding up the “old crony”, Bedford, ties the knot for the county title and a highly successful season. DECEMBER, 1938 One slide, two slide—no, no, don’t dance! Don’t watch your feet! That’s right! No, keep in step with your partner! Don’t get that candle too close to her hair! Yes, only you forgot to sing. OCTOBER, 1939 The Leap Year party tempted and many couples appeared, which goes to prove which is the more bashful sex. Page fifty REVIEW FEBRUARY, 1940 The Tri-Hi-Y had a birthday. Everyone had a grand time at the party playing games and singing after the serious part was over. Delicious refreshments were served, but that cake really took the prize. APRIL, 1940 Victory is in the air. The rooters are on the bleachers. The girls are on the floor. Magnetic baskets attract the ball. Overhead a trophy gleams. Results—Everett girls untied and undefeated. NOVEMBER, 1940 A ghostly light gleams through the darkness—weird music floats from nowhere—a shutter bangs—a gun gleams—a mysterious sleeper disappears and then reappears—a scream is heard—“The Green Light” again is staged. DECEMBER, 1940 Ding! Dong! Ding! Dong! No, not church bells, wedding bells. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, we wish you much happiness and a very successful married life together. FEBRUARY, 1941 A Mother’s cry “I shall Be Waiting” gives him the courage to go back and serve the remainder of his prison term. Shippensburg ate it up, Penn State requested it, and everyone who saw it liked it. What more could a cast want. MARCH, 1941 Dangerous roads—cold winds; big city-small-town boys; high spirits—expensive hotel; Duquesne—Pitt Stadium; nervous players—excited coach; Duquesne’s high score—Everett’s low score. JUNE, 1941 Together for the last time. The solemnity of the caps and gowns. The faculty, aloof, academic figures. It’s the high noon of life— commencement. As we drive away we look back at our Alma Mater. Our eyes follow the lines of the shadow where somewhere we found the dreams and aspirations from which we are to make our lives. Page fifty-one r jl t'Uttn. p . Tri-Hi-Y cabinet celebrate the arrival of Spring. We came, we saw ? ? ? We love a parade, but how we hate to walk! Waitin’ for the birdie! n ss Lost again! Waiting for the inevitable. Honor roll students study at noon. Gossiping again! ! sr fra tnj u iti Hal Washington in the Spring! Freshmen on the run! EES Three cheers for St. Nick”! Modern beauty shoppe for men: Safety education. §5 5H | Swan Song! Let freedom ring! fi S E Protecting the game. Boys will be boys! e e a Home Ec. Special! Loafin’ on the old top rail. Bird’s eye view from E. H. S. E E E Ouch, another water soaker!” Pa e fifty-two FUTURAMA The Dude outdudes himself. Still trying to “make” California. Intelligence always comes to the fore. Still the bashful, one-woman man. An ambition almost fulfilled—one to go. Jack Spratt could eat no fat. Her specialty is husbands. Practice has made him perfect. Still working? From silks to slacks—Hubby is sleeping. She married money. Bungling and Bartman’s new strong man. Glamour Boy No. 1 fulfilled. Speed—more speed! Ambition is never thwarted. Page fifty-three BOARD OF EDUCATION James G. Myers J. E. Sleigh W. H. Lloyd Donald S. Laher Fred Hershberger C. II. Wagner DRAMATIC CLUB Betty Diehl, Betty Brallier, Boyd Johnson, Sheldon Richards, Paul Vanpelt, Wilma Eichelberger, Doris Born, Ruth Morris, Paul Bloom, Lorraine Gochnour, Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Hudson, Keith O’Neal, Eleanor Wright, and Bette Calhoun. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Vera Harkness, A.B., 4th grade. Roberta Williams, 3rd grade. Elizabeth Evans Stillwagon, 2nd grade. Eliza Sweet Howard, R.N. Anna Hoover, 1st grade. Anna Gienger, 5th grade. Grace Stevens, 6th grade. Mr. T. G. Will, B.S., M.Ed. Supervising Principal Everett Schools. “OUR GANG” B. Gorsuch, B. Bussard, D. Nearhood, B. Hartman, M. Riley, N. Gibboney, E. Wright, L. Mobus, T. Man-speaker, B. Drenning, H. Fetters, R. Morris, N. Plessinger, F. Fidler, V. Defibaugh, J. Smith, J. Smvers, R. Giffin, W. Crawford, B. Ritchey, B. Clapper, S. England, J. Barnett, P. Bloom, W. Ferrell, D. Leach, T. Foor, E. Robinson. Page fifty-four ADVERTISEMENTS Page fifty-five Everett’s Exclusive Store Dealing in Clothes for the Smartly Dressed Young Men COMPLIMENTS OF BARNDOLLAR’S MEN’S SHOP Everett’s Quality Store for Quality Merchandise for Men and Young Men Everett, Penna. International Trucks Sales and Service off SAVINGS ACCOUNT is the iKEY STONE to i SUCCESS New Idea Farm Machinery FRED CRAWFORD Everett, Penna. Page fifty-six MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. COMPLIMENTS OF C. M. KAISER SONS WHOLESALE Everett, Penna. Westons Cakes Minter Bros. Candies COMPLIMENTS OF EVERETT MILK AND ICE CREAM PHONE 163 COMPANY EVERETT, PENNA. ALVERA’S BEAUTY SALON Ford Building, Main Street Everett, Penna. PHONE 80 MAURICE’S DEPT. STORES ALWAYS RELIABLE Bedford and Everett, Penna. Cumberland, Md. Page fifty-seven HERFF-JONES CO. CLINT W. LEE CO. CLASS RINGS and CLUB PINS DISTINCTIVE DIPLOMAS DON E N EIX Union Trust Building PITTSBURGH, PA. ATLANTIC 0384 E. R. MOORE CO. CAPS and GOWNS Commencement Invitations - - Medals and Trophies Page fifty-eight THOMAS CHEVROLET CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE Sales-Service Bedford, Penna. A SCHOOL May also be JUDGED by its ACCOMPLISHMENTS 588 Strayer-trained persons obtained Rood business positions during 1940 268 Strayer-trained persons received Civil Service appointments during I 1940 FOR BUSINESS OR CIVIL SERVICE Your choice should be STRAYER’S BUSINESS SCHOOL 807 Chestnut Street Philadelphia .. I............... IIHIIIIIIMIIII III IIIMIIII.II11 mill 11 III II Hill 11 HIM III 11 till I Hill The Complete Automobile Shop WRIGHT MOTOR CO. EVERETT, PA. PHONE 110 Your Ford Dealer BLACKBURN-RUSSELL CO. Bedford, Penna. Agents The Texas Co. Fire Chief - Sky Chief Gas Texaco - Havoline Oils .. Mill ..................Hill II •••Mill II I Hill I Hill 11 11111111111111 Page fifty-nine Tells its own Story Best Tydol FLYING “A” Gasoline B E D F 0 R D COUNTY OIL CO. North Spring Street Everett, Penna. Operated by H. S. Alumni WILLIAMSPORT DICKINSON (Founded 1818) (Co-Educational) Junior College I’rep School Two Years Four years ART COMMERCE and FINANCE LIBERAL ARTS MUSIC SECRETARIAL SCIENCE STENOGRAPHY Write to Dr. John W. Long, President Dickinson Junior College Williamsport, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1941 G. C. MURPHY CO. I VETERANS of Everett, Penna. FOREIGN WARS Everett, Pa, Paye sixty Earlston Planing Mill Co. Building Materials - Paint j Phone 166-J Everett, Pa, W. B. Sponsler Sons Service Stations Everett, Pa, Amoco Petroleum Products Only the Best is Good Enough Foor’s Barber Shop { GID ROLLAND COMPLIMENTS OF Whetstone Drug Store Everett, Pa. Heartest Congratulations to the Class of 1941 Home Aid Bakery j COMPLIMENTS OF H. F. Gump Sons Oliver Farm Machinery Everett Flower Shop Free Delivery We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Phone 84 — Everett, Pa. Harry E. Laher Sons Distributors of Atlantic White Flash and Motor Oils AUT ! Page sixty- Tom and Willards Plumbing and Heating General Repairs Phone 173-J Everett, Penna. ..................... Complete line of Farm { Equipment and Supplies W. A. MORRIS Phone 87-J Thrift Plan of Everett Bedford County, Inc. Electric Company “COOTE BROS.” Everett, Penna. Phone 61 — Everett Penna. Credit—to You I “We Sell the Best and Loans $10.00 to $300.00 Service the Rest” Riley M. Brown | Hinish’s Feed Store Class Rings and Jewelry i Quaker Dairy, Hog and Expert Watch and Clock Poultry Feeds Repairing I 6 East Main Street Delivery Service Phone 135-J Everett, Penna. Everett Motor Co. Dodge, Plymouth and Studebaker Body and Fender Repairing Lubrication Service Carl T. Whetstone General Insurance Everett, Penna. Page sixty-two COMPLIMENTS OF ALWINE’S Bedford, Johnstown, Everett Ice Cream - Lunches Marshall W. Four Sons GARAGE Phone 912-R5 Complete Repair Service Accessories, General Repairing Everett, Pa. Barton’s Fashion Shop Bedford, Pa. Now Displaying Smart Selections of Women’s and Juniors’ COATS - SUITS - HATS DRESSES - ACCESSORIES Bedford Motor Sales Cars - FORI) - Trucks Mercury - Tractors Phone 286 — 24 Hour Service Milk Shake Inn Wishes Everett High every success We know you will enjoy Our Food Bedford, Pa. Washington Coffee Shop “Bedford’s Finest” Splendid Food and Drinks Bedford, Pa. Buy Your Graduation Clothes at Straub Brothers Bedford, Pa. K M Soda Grill and Candy Shop (Next to Bedford Theatre) Home Made Candies Sodas — Ice Cream 1205 Juliana St., Bedford, Pa. Page sixty-three COMPLIMENTS OF Everett Hardware Company Everett, Pa, Phone 67 COMPLIMENTS OF Hershberger Ma rke t Everett, Pa. “The Home of Clean Meats” Paul B. Hershberger For Quality Memorial See The Everett Marble and Granite Works Phone 35-R — Everett, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF A P Tea Company W. B. Dilling, Mgr. Everett, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF The Everett Press [ BETTER STORES Meats - Groceries General Merchandise Fred Sponsler, Prop. Everett, Pa. Shaffer Stores Co. Groceries - Meats Phone 47 I Corner Main and Water St. Everett, Pa. IMIMIIMIIIIIIIIIHMMIIIIIIHIIMMMIIIIIIIIItlltllllllllVVlMIIIHIBIIIIIIi COMPLIMENTS OF Everett Supply Company Everett, Pa. Page sixty-four COMPLIMENTS OF Meet your Friends at C. R. Bank’s Lowry Barber Shop Super Markets Everett, Penna. Everett and Bedford Mill.....III!............ ill....I.........................IIMIMIIIIIlf II i Mini.................................................................. m James G. Myers A. M. Karns Sons FEATURING Company English American Made to Measure Albert Barkman, Mgr. Men’s High Grade Clothing | Your Chevrolet and 248 West Main St. Buick Dealer Everett, Pa. Everett, Penna. { Personal Service at All Times : Makes our Service one of Distinction “If your Graduation Gifts come from this, they are LATEST in STYLE and BEST in Quality” Balentine J. F. Murdock Funeral Home Everett, Penna. Bedford, Penna Give your feet a good treat All of the News They will help you along with I)r. Scholls Foot Massage All of the Time You won’t go wrong i This massage and appliances cannot be beat in They will give your feet comfort The Everett Republican And make them look pretty neat. 1 American Shoe Shop The Family’s Favorite Newspaper Sam J. Shab, Prop. Only $1.50 a Year Page sixty-five llimiHIHIHMIlMIIHimillllHIHIIHIIIIII Martin’s Drug Store 108 E. Main Street The REXALL Store Everett - PHONE 111 - Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF College’s Esso Center Tires, Tubes and Accessories Specializing in Washing and Lubricating Cars called for and delivered I’hone 24-J — West Main St. Everett, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF ROYAL CAFE Main Street Donald Gienger, Prop. Everett, Penna. Donahue’s Flower Shop BEDFORD - EVERETT BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ’41 THE FRAZIER STUDIO 24 North 52nd Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 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