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

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First Row: Gerald Miller, Cloyd Mills, Max Morgret, Wise Mountain, Edna Northcraft, Robert Pee, Betty Peck, Cora Pepple, Pauline Pepple, Russie Perrin, Frances Prosser. Second Row: Justin Ratcliff, Paul Redinger, Eugene Reed, Merle Riehl, Dorothy Riley, Kathryn Ritchey, George Shaffer, Evelyn Shauf, Leo Ship-ley, Marjorie Shoemaker, Norman Shoemaker. Third Row: Joan Sleighter, Mildred Snyder, Harry Sparks, Glen Stanley, James Stayer, Esther Steach, Fred Stuckey, Paul Stuckey, Ralph Stuckey, Regena Swartzwelder, Lois Tewell. Fourth Row: Jessie Von Stein, Emily Weicht, Arlene Whetstone, Donald Williams, Darrel Wilt, Ladonna Wilt, Betty Winck, Maryrose Wright, Lemuel Yokum, Doris Zimmerman. Page twenty

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First Row: Helen Ault, Helen Anne Balentine, Othetta Barkman, Genevieve Barton, Dorothy Bennett, Harold Bingman, Viola Brantner, Edward Calhoun, Carl Chamberlain, Mary Lou Chiccarella. Second Row: Dale Clingerman, Jack College, Wanda Conner, Dick Crawford, Jack Crawford, George Davis, Celia Deshong, Thomas Dibert, Dexter Easton, Elmer Eyles. Third Row: Lois Felton, Eldon Fetters, Floyd Fletcher, Boyd Foor, Elmer Foor, Florence Foor, Ila Foor, Laura Frederick, Jean Garlick, Louise Hershberger. Fourth Row: Robert Hinish, Patty Horton, Norma Imes, Floyd Imes, Elma Imes, Reba Jay, Donald Laher, Harry Leonard, Samuel Leonard, Allen Mearkle. Page nineteen

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SOPHOMORES September 1941 found last year’s “youngsters” qUite grown up and ready to take their places among the “more experienced of the student body. Many clubs and other activities, which barred us as Freshmen, now sought out talents. Audra Weaverling, Pauline Cunard and Betty Retsel are noted as news “hawks”. Drama recognized a talented Irish lady in Colleen Harclerode. The orchestra acquired its pianist, Ruth Whetstone, in addition to Reynolds Akers and Dick Hershberger who have established reputations as “musicians”. Also the group produced vocalists, and some “almost professional knitters”. Socially the class made strides. Friendships grew and romances budded, even to the point of matrimony. Remembering the very good time at our Freshman picnic at Cypher Beach, we planned the same sort of event for the spring of ’42. In the athletic field, our class made its mark, boasting this year’s captain of the Junior varsity, Tom Bailey, and next year’s captain of the Girls’ varsity, Florence Ritchey. Betty Pee, Audra Weaverling and Elsie Mae Clarke, as well as Florence Ritchey received basketball pins. Tom Bailey, Jack Weicht, and Allan Johnson earned their letters. Several Sophomore gii'ls have been active as school librarians in arranging books and files. Mary Bucher has led the girls in this work. Zelma Mellott, Ruth Whetstone, Nancy Dicken and Grace Masciocchi frequently were seen working intently at the librarian’s desk. We are indeed looking forward to next year, when as Juniors we shall take an even more active part in the program of E. H. S. Nancy Dicken Thomas Bailey Elsie Mae Clarke Robert Yoder Miriam Gochnour President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Page twenty-one