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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

RH. As Sent to Press by The Senior Class Everett High School Everett, Pa. Bertha Gipe - Editor La Rue Hitchens - Advisor FOREWORD Each year a new tribe settles upon our hunting ground, and each year another takes its leave. We hope that this volume of wealth, supplemented with Everett High School’s traditional theme, will recapture forever the days of treasures we retrieved while hunting there. CONTENTS Book One Tepee and Chieftains of Everett High Book Two Tribes of Everett High Book Three Pow-wows of Everett High Book Four Warriors of Everett High Book Five Totem Poles of Everett High DEDICATION LARUE H. HITCHENS We, the Class of 1948, respectfully dedicate this Warrior to Miss La Rue Hitchens in appreciation and gratitude for all she has done for our class and our yearbook. We sincerely hope that her untiring efforts will not have been in vain. Page seven 8.U. ★ ★ BOOK ONE ★ ★ ★ ★ Tepee and Chieftains of Everett High School Page nine THE TEPEE EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL 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 Page ten Our praise for Alma Mater, Everett High. THE BOARD OF COUNCIL Mr. James G. Myers .............................................. President Mr. Percy Foor__________________________________________________Vice President Mr. Donald S. Laher__________________________________________________Treasurer Mr. W. Howard Lloyd Mr. John W. Hadesty Mr. John E. Schlcigh ----------------------------------------------- Secretary Page eleven SACHEM MILLER C. HOOD, B.S., M.ED. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Supervising Principal of Schools EDUCATION AND LIFE Education in a broad sense is the development of all the powers of an individual. There are two kinds of education—that obtained from schools and that obtained from the experiences of life. A person who is progressive takes advantage of both kinds of education. The education obtained from schools is a preparation for adult life in a democracy. It so enriches our experiences that every boy and girl is provided an opportunity to acquire the good habits, the skills, and the moral stamina required to meet life’s demands. The School of Experience is never out! Experience teaches us that each one must earn his place by doing his part; that nothing is worth doing that does not help others; that human progress throughout the ages has depended on people who did more than their share. May your future be a life of health, happiness, and prosperity. Page twelve ASSISTANT SACHEM D. RAYMOND MACK, B.S., M.ED. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Principal of High School THE LIFE WORTH LIVING There is a life that is worth living and that life is the honest and useful life cleansed by devotion to an ideal. There is a battle worth fighting—a battle for justice and equality: to make our Community, State, and Nation free in act as well as in name, to break the Isms that strangle real liberty and to keep them broken, to cleanse, so far as in our power lies, the foundations of our national life from political, commercial, and social corruption, and to teach our sons, and daughters, by precept and example, the honor of serving such a country as America. That is work worthy of the finest manhood and womanhood. My sincerest wish is that the Class of 1948 live the type of life that will be commendable in whatever community they may live. Page thirteen THE CHIEFTAINS MISS JUDITH M. HARTMAN Indiana Teachers Col., B.S. Home Economics MR. D. RAYMOND MACK Indiana Teachers Col., B.S. Univ. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Penn State College Anthony Wayne Institute Social Studies MISS MARY LOU CHICCARELLA Slippery Rock Teachers College, B.S. Social Studies MISS LaRUE HITCHENS Juniata College, A.B. French, Latin, English MISS LAURA E. TAYLOR Shippensburg Teachers College, B.S. English, Social Studies MR. H. ELVIN HIMES Ashland College, A.B. Penn State, M.A. Business Arithmetic, Biology MR. BENTON K. JOHNS Indiana Teachers Col., B.S. Commercial Studies MISS FRANCES L. CULLEN Catawba College, A.B. English, Social Studies MISS RENE M. ANIS Penn State College, B.S. Commercial Studies MISS ELIZABETH S. ALBERTS Grove City College, B.S. Columbia University University of California Mathematics MR. JOHN E. SHARPE Juniata College, B.S. Univ. of Michigan, M.S. Science MRS. LAURA BULLINGTON Juniata College. B.S. English, Social Studies MISS JESSIE L. VON STEIN Lock Haven Teachers College, B.S. Mathematics MR. WILLIAM W. WILHELM West Chester Teachers College, B.S. Health and Physical Education MISS MARY LOUISE KING Shippensburg Teachers College, B.S. Social Studies MR. FRED A. SNYDER Warren, Ohio, Professional School MISS PAULINE CLARK Catherman’s Business School Secretary Page fifteen ★ ★★★ BOOK T W O ★ ★ ★ ★ Tribes of Everett High School JOANNE FLETCHER Treasurer LEELAND O’NEAL FRED MASCIOCCHI President Vice President BETTY TRAIL Secretary THE SENIOR TRIBE OF '48 Eventually all things come to an end. So it is with this reservation on which each of us has set his tepee for the past many moons. On entering this reservation in 1944, we knew that after many moons a new tribe would come to take our place on the reservation, and again we would be forced to seek a new hunting ground. During these four years the maidens and braves of our tribe have tried hard to keep peace with other tribes of the reservation and with the older Warriors. We have presented various pow-wows and have readily joined in our share of cooperation with pow-wows of other tribes. Nor did we fail to learn when we were confronted with our share of studies. Thus, you see that it is time for this, Our Senior Tribe of the Everett High School Reservation,” to take up his wigwram, to make new trails toward a new hunting ground, and to say Aughtha.” Page eighteen BARNES, MILDRED I. Mid” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Home Ec. 2, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. Ambition—To drive a car. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Oh! I don’t care. BARNEY, LEE S. Lee Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ambition—Engineer. Most prized possession—Car. Favorite saying— Holy Smokes.” BECK, JAMES Jim” Camera Club 3; Dramatic Club 3. Ambition—Mechanic. Most prized possession—Car. Favorite saying— Oh! Yeah. BENNETT, TEMPLE Tulip” Home Ec. 3, 4; F.H.A. ), 4; Dramatic Club 4; Librarian 3. Ambition—Housewife. Most prized possession—Watch. Favorite saying— Oh! For goodness sake.” BOWMAN, ETHEL Ethel” Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Chorus 1, 2. Ambition—Housewife. Most prized possession—Diamond and driver’s license. Favorite saying— What does that make me?” CALHOUN. LAVENIA MAE Lavenia” Tri-Hi-Y 1. Ambition—Air Hostess. Most prized possession—Picture Album. Favorite saying— Good night.” ★ ★★★★★★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'Twas one moon since the sun had left the lion, Hence, a young Brave and his Maiden chanced this hunting ground. 48 CARO, WILLIAM “BILL” Student Council 1, 2, 3; Rifle Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; Football 3, 4; WARRIOR 4; Varsity Club 4. Ambition—Doctor. Most prized possession—Diploma (When I get it.) Favorite saying— Yes, Mr. Hood.” CHAMBERLAIN, DONALD “Crooks” Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 4. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—My girl. Favorite saying— Never hurt you.” CLINGERMAN, CHARLES Ching” Dramatic Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Football 4; Intramural Basketball 4. Ambition—Policeman. Most prized possession—Car. Favorite saying— Gee whiz.!” CLINGERMAN, ESPY SYVESTER Espy” Camera Club 3; Library Club 4; Rifle Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; Basketball 4. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— You don’t say.’ CLINGERMAN, GEORGE Tobby” Librarian 4; Dramatic 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. Ambition—Farmer. Most prized possession—Pen knife. Favorite saying— Never hurt you.” CONNER, DONNA LOU Conner” Chorus 1; Basketball 1; WARRIOR 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Student Council 1. Ambition—Stenographer. Most prized possession—Sonny. Favorite saying— My heavens!” With lingering memories of previous hunting grounds, They sought to have, for four years, this tepee. Page twenty CORNELL, CLARA Clara” Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.H.A. 3. Ambition—Secretary. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— My gosh!” CORNELL, WALTER MAX Max” Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Student Council 4. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—Truck. Favorite saying— Never hurt you.” DECKER, DELOR1S Tootles” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; String Ensemble 1; Dramatic Club 4. Ambition—Musician. Most prized possession—Piano. Favorite saying— Oh! I don’t know?” DELL, JACK DUANE Jackson” Dramatic Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Camera Club 3. Ambition—Designer. Most prized possession—Collection of costumes. Favorite saying— Heavens above!” DICKEN, MARTHA Lefty” Home Ec. 2, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. Ambition—Housewife. Most prized possession—Watch. Favorite saying— So what?” ESHELMAN, EMILY Jake” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; WARRIOR 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. Ambition—School teacher. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Holy Cow!” ★ ★★★★★★ ★ ★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Scenes of excitement exalted their hunting days. Battles sang great victories. 48 The fruits they have blazed through hardships, fears, and struggles, Resounded on the grounds of studded remembrances, Strains that clamored for justice and received subduing mercy. ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FELTON, HELEN R. Felton” Parrot 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Softball 2; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—To get a new Plymouth. Most prized possession—My ambition. Favorite saying— Nope, not now.” FISHER, DORIS Fisher” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Chorus 2. Ambition—Air hostess. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— You don’t say!” FLETCHER, JOANNE Flctch” Tri-FIi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Housewife. Most prized possession—Diary. Favorite saying— Beats me!” POOR, DOROTHY L. Lizz” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Librarian 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Telephone operator. Most prized possession—My unique giggle. Favorite saying— Scares me!” FURRY, ELEANOR Onie” Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Bible Study 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Nurse. Most prized possession—Honor roll grades. Favorite saying— Bug soup.” GARI.ICK, BILLY Bill” Baseball 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Oh! I wouldn’t say that.” Page twenty-two GARLICK, GLENN •‘Gunner” Hi-Y 3, 4; Librarian 4; Camera Club 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 4. Ambition—Electrician. Most prized possession—Friends. Favorite saying—“You wouldn’t know it to look at him.” GIPE, BERTHA MARY ••Bertha-Belle” Chorus 1, 2; Parrot 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Old maid school teacher. Most prized possession—Three years of Latin. Favorite saying— Isn’t that nice?” GORDON, ARLENE Gordon” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Cheerleader 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Receptionist. Most prized possession—Roller skates. Favorite saying— Oh! Fiddle! HARCLERODE, HOWARD Trouble” Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Intramural Softball 2, 3; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—President of U. S. A. Most prized possession—Diploma. Favorite saying— Oh! My aching back.” HILDEN, BEVERLY Beaver” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Softball 2, 3; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Doctor. Most prized possession—Driver’s license. Favorite saying— Ah, nuts!” HIXSON, FRANCES JOAN Hick” Parrot 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Singer. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Isn’t that potty?” ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★★★★★ Alas! Not all was sunshine through these blissful days. At times torrents of rain pelted down upon their beautiful mesa. Thrilling were moments when the inviolable canyons echoed The sounds of the tom-toms at an evening's pow-wow. ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ HOWSARE, VIRGINIA Hooser” Chorus 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; F.H.A. 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Bible Study 3; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Secretary. Most prized possession—Driver’s license. Favorite saying— Well, it’s like this. IMES, AVELEEN Dumplin Flomc Ec. Club 2, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Ambition—To travel. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Ah! you didn’t, did you?” IMES, CATHERINE Katie Home Ec. Club 2, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. Ambition—Housewife. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Gee whiz.” JOHNSON, GRACE Grade Tri-Hi-Y 1; Home Ec. Club 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. Ambition—Beautician. Most prized possession—Adreal. Favorite saying— Oh! Holy cow! JOHNSON, MARY Mary Home Ec. Club 2, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. Ambition—Nurse. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— You bet!” JOHNSON, WALTER Red Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Intramural Basketball 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—Frank Medico pipe. Favorite saying— She’s a bird!” Page twenty-four KING, EARL “King- Rifle Club 3; Dramatic Club 4. Ambition—To be happy-go-lucky. Most prized possession—Black hair. Favorite saying—“Sure enough!” LASHLEY, WILMER I. Doe- Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Parrot 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Baseball I; Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3. Ambition—Wall Street banker. Most prized possession—Friends. Favorite saying— Yes, sir. LEADER, IVA JEAN Jean- Home Ec. Club 2. Ambition—Waitress. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Jeepers!” MASCIOCCHI, ALFRED A. Freddie Hi-Y 1, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Chorus 4; Band I, 2, 3; Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Camera Club 3; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—To play for the Yankees. Most prized possession—My health Favorite saying— Don’t you like it?” MEARKLE, EDNA HELEN Eddie Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Softball 2. Ambition—Private nurse. Most prized possession—’3 8 convertible. Favorite saying— Oh, Liz. MEANS, DORIS JEAN Red- Home Ec Club 2, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. Ambition—Nurse. Most prized possession—Red curly hair. Favorite saying— Oh, it is not.” ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ The young Brave and the Maiden diverse seeking, Looked pensively over the world. 48 Glancing over their many moons of battle, They put aside their tomahawks and arrows, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★★ MEANS, LOIS IVADEEN Lou” Home Ec Club 2, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. Ambition—Stewardess. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— Don’t be funny.” MECK, HELEN L. Dolly” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Ambition—Secretary. Most prized possessions—Parents. Favorite saying— Jumpin’ jiminy.” MELLOTT, ROBERT Shorty” Dramatic Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Rifle Club 3; Baseball 4. Ambition—Electrician. Most prized possession—Driver’s license. Favorite saying— Hit him in the mouth!” MILLER, MARLE R. Marie” WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Millionaire. Most prized possession—Driver’s license. Favorite saying— Gosh!” MORGRET, LYNN Morgret” Camera Club 2; Dramatic Club 2. Ambition—To graduate. Most prized possession—Double barrel shotgun. Favorite saying— I feel for you, but I can’t reach you.” MORRAL, ROY Curly” Hi-Y 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Dramatic Club 3. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—Sweetheart. Favorite saying— That’s for sure!” Page twenty six MORRIS, BEATRICE Bca Chorus Band 2, 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; 1. 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Office worker. Most prized possession—Opal necklace. Favorite saying— Honestly.” MOYER, ORVILLE Orville” Dramatic Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Football 3, 4. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—Sweetheart. Favorite saying— Never let it worry NORTHCRAFT, GEORGE H. Henry” Dramatic Club 3; Band 3. Ambition—Pilot. Most prized possession—.30-.30 rifle. Favorite saying— Oh! Now I wouldn’t say that.” O’NEAL, LEELAND R. Pewcc” Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Ambition—Ditch digger. Most prized possession—Mercury. Favorite saying— Never let it worry you.” PERRIN, JOANNE J. P.” Chorus 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Parrot 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Cheerleader 4; Dramatic Club 3; WARRIOR 4. A.mbition—Secretary. Most prized possession—Roller skates. Favorite saying— You know that.” PERRIN, MARY E. M. P.” Chorus I, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Twirling Club 4; Parrot 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Cadet or Professional twirler. Most prized possession—Driver’s license. Favorite saying— Oh! ★ ★★★★★★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ And remember the conquests that they have made, They have fought, and they have won. 48 19 They recall past tribal dances In which they participated with traditional customs, ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★★★★★★★ PERRIN, ROBERT JR. Grasshopper” Chorus 1, 2; Camera Club 3; Dramatic Club 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Farmer. Most prized possession—Shot gun. Favorite saying— No kidding.” PRIETO, HATTIE JANE Dimples” Librarian 3, 4; WARRIOR 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Bible Study 4. Ambition—Missionary nurse. Most prized possession—Locket and bracelet. Favorite saying— Holy cow.” REDINGER, OPAL E. Oh-Pal” Home Ec. Club 4; Dramatic Club 4. Ambition—Stenographer. Most prized possession—Richard. Favorite saying— Oh! Shucks.” RITCHEY, WILLIAM Moe” Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; WARRIOR 4; Baseball 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 3. Ambition—Undertaker. Most prized possession—Dodge. Favorite saying— Hello, Mock.” ROBINETTE, LILLIAN Bob” Home Ec. Club 2; F.H.A. 3; Dramatic Club 4; Librarian 4. Ambition—Teacher. Most prized possession—Watch. Favorite saying— Could be.” ROHM, ROGER Rog” Chorus 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4; Camera Club 3; Band 3; Dramatic Club 4; Student Council 4; Baseball 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Rifle Club 3. Ambition—Dr. Rohm. Most prized possession—Ford. Favorite saying— Fooey with the wom- Page twenty-eight SHAFFER, ANN '•Annie” Chorus 1, 2; WARRIOR 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition—Secretary. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— For crying out loud.” SHAFFER, MARION Red” Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Dramatic Club 4. Ambition—Model. Most prized possession—My mother. Favorite saying— Huh!” SMITH, RUTH MAE Tootsie” Home Ec. Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 3. Ambition—Beautician. Most prized possession—Class ring. Favorite saying— By gum.” STEACH, BETTY LOU Steach” Chorus 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; WARRIOR 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Ambition—Housewife. Most prized possession—Watch and class ring. Favorite saying— Chicken.” TAYLOR, FRANCES IRENE Francic” Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Ambition—Nurse. Most prized possession—Our new Stu-debaker. Favorite saying— Oh! my.” TEWELL, ADREAL Angel” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. Ambition—Beautician. Most prized possession—Grace. Favorite saying— Do tell.” ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ And recall the council around the gleaming fire, And the old warriors who welcomed them into the tribe. Now together with their aims and gallant hopes, They sever these reservations and blaze their trails To New Hunting Grounds” ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ TRAIL, BETTY C. “B. T” Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 3; Dramatic Club 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Stenographer. Most prized possession—Curly hair. Favorite saying— El just lisn.” WAKEFOOSE, DONALD “Foose” Parrot 2, 3, 4; Scorekeeper 3; Timekeeper 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Football Manager 4. Ambition—To get a new car. Most prized possession—Driver’s license. Favorite saying—’’Holy cow.” WALTERS, LEASON “Ci” Dramatic Club 3, 4; Rifle Club 3. Ambition—Construction Engineer. Most prized possession—Shotgun. Favorite saying—“Gosh.” WAR EH AM, HAZEL JOANNE ‘'Hazel” Dramatic Club 4; Home Ec. Club 2. Ambition—Stenographer. Most prized possession—Mother and Buckie. Favorite saying—“Do tell.” WEICHT, VERA A. “Vera” Chorus I; Home Ec. Club 2. Ambition—Beautician. Most prized possession—Letters. Favorite saying—“Is that a fact?” WIGFIELD, CAROLYN “Chip” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Arts and crafts. Most prized possession—“Good luck charm.” Favorite saying— Shucks.” Page thirty WIGFIELD, ROBERT Bob’ ★ ★ Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Rifle Club 3; Camera Club 3; Dramatic Club 3. Ambition—To graduate. Most prized possession—Driver’s license Favorite saying— How you was?” WIGFIELD, UNA IRENE “Red” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Librarian 4. Ambition—Secretary. Most prized possession— Whitey.” Favorite saying— Jeepers.” WILKINS, BRUCE C. ' Red- Dramatic Club 3, 4; Rif!« Club 3. Ambition—Truck driver. Most prized possession—Guitar. Favorite saying— Oh, gee.” WILT, MYRON D. Tuck” Hi-Y 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4. Ambition—Farmer. Most prized possession— Jeep.” Favorite saying— Or sumpiny ★ ★★★★★★★ WILT, ROBERT Bob” Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Baseball 4; Intramural Basketball 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—To drive the family car. Most prized possession—Driver’s license. Favorite saying— You don’t say.” WISLER, JAMES Ray” Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Chorus 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Football 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; WARRIOR 4. Ambition—Aviator. Most prized possession—Identification bracelet. Favorite saying— It will never hurt you.” WRIGHT, RODNEY Clem” Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4. Ambition—Test driver of Pontiacs. Most prized possession—Abiliry to get along without women. Favorite saying— Don’t need it.” ★ ★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ 48 FOND MEMORIES Twelve long years we’ve strived, and not in vain, Seniors to become—this was our aim. Gazing back on twelve departed years, Our goal we’ve reached is worth those pains and tears. Remembering teachers dear who tried to make us learn, Finally giving small rewards to those who earned. Those mischievious pranks we played when we were small, And for these pranks the teacher punished all. Although we hung our ladder to a celestial star, Our goal we’ve reached and proud of this we are. So to our school we bid a fond farewell And hold a memory of a school we love so well. By Bertha Gipe Page thirty-two REFLECTIONS OF THE MOON 1947-48 SEPTEMBER (Ninth Moon) 2—Reservation opens and welcomes the new tribesmen. 5— Maidens and braves met in big tepee for first time—Mr. Mack introduces the new chief, Mr. Hood, and the new chieftains, Miss Taylor, Miss Alberts, and Mr. Snyder. 27— Everett warriors met Robcrtsdale warriors—Everett warriors bcatum—31-0. OCTOBER (Tenth Moon) 10—Warriors took trip to Bedford to play Ferndalc—Heap bad game—score 34-0. 28— Halloween Party—Heap funny looking people. 31—Our first touchdown of the season—Hurrah for the Freshman tribesman—Reploglc bcatum Everett by a score of 45-6. NOVEMBER (Eleventh Moon) 6- 7—Vacation—Teachers met around council fire in Bedford. 10—Final football game—Everett beatum Orbisonia 25-0. 21— Varsity Club dinner and dance—Warriors honored. 27-28—Thanksgiving Vacation—White man thanked Great Spirit. DECEMBER (Twelfth Moon) 4-5—Seniors present Bachelor’s Wife.”—War paint put on—look like totem poles. 9—Opening of basketball season at home—Everett 39-Cove Hi. 33. 22— Another victory for Everett Warriors—Everett 60-Sniith 45. 24-31—Christmas Vacation—FIcap pretty Xmas tree on reservation. JANUARY (First Moon) 2—Maidens and braves returned—vacation ends. 16— Parrot staff presents a Truth and Consequence Program. 30—Good basketball game with Bedford—we bcatum—34-31. FEBRUARY (Second Moon) 17— Bedford warriors win this time—what a game! Score 36-34. 20—Band dance—Many good decorations. 26—Donkey basketball game—who were really the donkeys?????? White men do heap funny things!!! MARCH (Third Moon) 5—Final basketball game—Season closes with a victory for the Everett warriors. 12— Farmer’s banquet—heap plenty food. 26-29—Easter vacation—last vacation of school term. APRIL (Fourth Moon) 1— Athletic banquet—given by the Lions Club—heap good food. 2— Night of music—Maidens and braves gave band and chorus concert—heap good. 9—Professor Ernst, hypnotist—some have never recovered from being hypnotized???? 15-16—Junior Class Play— Mistakes at the Blakcs”—Get heap much laugh. 30—Pow-wow—Tuberculosis Society showed motion picture in big tepee. MAY (Fifth Moon) 7—Final baseball game—Everett 3—Smith 2—Good warriors. 13— May Day presented inside tepee—little warriors and maidens do heap fine work. 17-18-19—Washington bound — Pleasant memories for the Senior tribe— never-to-be forgotten days. 23—Baccalaureate exercise in big wigwam—Senior tribe sad. 25—Commencement—most important day of year for Senior tribe—much sadness. 28—School ends— Aughtha!” Page thirty-three CLASS WILL Mildred Mid” Barnes—wills her dislike for school to Carol Mountain. Temple Tulip” Bennett—wills her beautiful blue eyes to Norma Morris. Ethel Ritchey” Bowman—wills her pleasing smile to Phoebe. Lavenia Beans” Calhoun—wills her pleasant disposition to Myra Ward. Donna Lou” Conner—wills her explosive temper to anyone who flirts with Sonny”. Clara Arnold” Cornell—wills her business interest to Fungus” Evans. Deloris Tootles” Decker—wills her violin to anyone stupid enough to take it. Martha Lefty” Dicken—wills her left hand cooking to June Simmons. Emily Jake” Eshelman—wills her love of books to her sister Lucille. Helen Ducky” Felton—wills her Plymouth to Boo-Boo. Doris Shorty” Fisher—wills her bashfulness to Geraldine Snyder. Joanne Flctch” Fletcher—wills her place in shorthand class to Delores Bequeath. Eleanor Onic” Furry—wills her honor roll rating to Ray Whisel. Dorothy Lizz” Poor—wills her ability to keep two boys on the string at the same time to Mary Sipes. Bertha Belle” Gipe—wills her place on the National Honor Society to Jeanetta Black-stone. Arlene Gordy” Gordon—wills her roller skates to Jean Foor. Beverly Beaver” Hilden—wills her French grades to Mickey McFarland. Joan Hick” Hixson—wills her just ducky” acting to her sister Betty Lee. Virginia Hooser” Howsare—wills her typing ability to Baker Flint. Aveleen Dumplen” Imes—wills her ability to have fun to Margaret Foor. Catherine Katie” Imes—wills her prized necklace to Ardene Karns. Mary Jo” Johnson—wills her quietness to Doris Johnson. Grace Gracie” Johnson—wills her unique giggle to Joanne Zimmerman. Iva Jean” Leader—wills her friend Hazel to Bucky Layton. Edna Eddie” Mearkle—wills her brilliancy to Jean Sleek. Lois Lou” Means—wills her mild disposition to Nancy Hendershot. Doris Red” Means—wills her ravishing smile to Ann Hershberger. Helen Dolly” Meek—wills her sense of humor to her sister Frances. Beatrice Bea” Morris—wills her height to Joan deBracht. JoAnne J. P.” Perrin—wills her dramatic ability to Delores Bequeath. Mary Bud” Perrin—wills her majorette boots to Donna Garlick. Hattie Dimples” Prieto—wills her friendship with Miss Hitchens to Joe Bcegle. Opal Oh pal” Redinger—wills her liking for sundaes to Martha Imes. Lillian Bob” Robinette—wills her skill on how to be quiet” to Lucille Eshelman. Marian Red” Shaffer—wills her Carrot Top” to Delaphine Smith. Ann Annie” Shaffer—wills her reserved manner to Nanette Felton. Ruth Tootsie” Smith—wills her effort” to Betty Goodrich. Betty Lou Chicken” Steach—wills her charming personality to Lois Lynch. Frances Francie” Taylor—wills her coiffure to Janet Salkeld. Adreal Angel” Tewell—wills her posture to Lillian Diehl. Page thirty-four CLASS WILL Betty B. T.” Trail—wills her curly hair to Shirley Swank. Hazel Bucky” Wareham—wills her flirtatious smile to Kathryn Ritchey. Vera Babe” Weicht—wills her ability to get around to Anna Miller. Carolyn Chip” Wigficld—wills her sweet disposition to Loretta Price. Una Red” Wigficld—wills her husband to no one. Lee Cowboy” Barney—wills his car to Andy Diehl. James Jim” Beck—wills his height to Arlene Clingerman. William Bill” Caro—wills his skill for driving a car to Don Baker. Donald Don” Chamberlain—wills his wolflike” inclinations to Denver Yokum. Charles Charlie” Clingerman—wills his standing position with Mr. Johns to Bob Burkct. Espy Butch” Clingerman—wills his seat on the bus to Charles Clingerman. George Tabby” Clingerman—wills his brains to Ray Sipes. Walter Max” Cornell—wills his corny jokes to Garvin Oaks. Jack Jackson” Dell—wills his 1918 dresses to Madeline Laher. William Bill” Garlick—wills his eye for monkey business to Loren Woy. Glenn Skipper” Garlick—wills his long legs to Donald Clark. Howard Hank” Harclerode—wills his Red Shirt to Rudy Smith. Walter Red” Johnson—wills time wasting in school to Don Zimmerman. Earl Dutch” King—wills his ability for skipping school to Chester Wilt. Wilmer Doc” Lashley—wills his privilege to leave class any time he wishes to Sonny Shaffer. Alfred Freddie” Masciocchi—wills his unique clothes to Mason George. Robert Shorty” Mellott—wills his height to Icabod” Imes. Marie Dusty” Miller—wills his conduct grades to Billy Maust. Roy Curlie” Morral—wills his chemistry book to Webster Wallace. Lynn Boom” Morgret—wills Patty Hixon to Odell Richardson. Orville Sam” Moyer—wills his football suit to Slim” Morgret. George Henry” Northcraft—wills all of his book reports to the Juniors for next year. Leeland PceWce” O’Neal—wills his place as captain and president to Wally Miller. Robert Grasshopper” Perrin—wills his nickname to Gerald Poor. William Bill” Ritchey—wills his title as Casanova to Charles Myers. Roger Rog” Rohm—wills his fine voice to Jerry King. Donald Foosc” Wakcfoosc—wills his perpetual talking voice to Jay Foor. Leason Ci” Walters—wills his shiny black hair to Jack Gump. Robert Bob Wigfield—wills his extravagant watch to Arland Pittman. Bruce Red” Wilkins—wills his unique personality to Ivan Mack. Myron Boss” Wilt—wills his experience in basketball to his brother Duane.” Robert Bob” Wilt—wills his liking for farming to Willard Ritchey. James Ray” Wisler—wills his experience with girls to Don Leach. Rodney Clem” Wright—wills his place in the Rcxall Drug Store to Dick England. Page thirty-five OUR MAIDENS OF 1948 Prettiest .........——......—.......-.........- Best Dresser ............... Best Personality ........... Best All-Around Student ......... Best Dancer ............................. Best Singer —........-................... Best Musician ..........-.....-............... Most Studious ---------- Least Studious _............ Most Talkative —------------------------------ Most Bashful ...............-.... Most Popular .......... -................ -... Best Actress —.............. Joanne Fletcher Grace Johnson Betty Steach Bertha Gipe JoAnne Perrin .......... Joan Hixson ..J.___ Marion Shaffer _______ Eleanor Furry Hazel Wareham ........ Bertha Gipe Doris Means Betty Steach Joan Hixson JoAnne Perrin Page thirty-six OUR WARRIORS OF 1948 Most Handsome .............. Best Dresser Best Personality Best All-Around Student Best Dancer ............... Best Singer ----------- Best Musician .............-........ Most Studious ___________ —.. Least Studious ............ —....... Most Talkative ............. -..... Most Bashful ........................ Most Popular —----------------------- Best Actor--------------------------- Wolf _______________________________ ..... ...................... Roger Rohm ............................ Bill Caro ........................... Leeland O’Neal ............................. Wilmer Lashley ____ Jim Wisler .......................... Roger Rohm ...................... Donald Wakefoose ................ Leeland O’Neal ........................... Walter Johnson _____________ Donald Wakefoose _____________________________ Bruce Wilkins ....................... Freddie Masciocchi __________________________________ Jack Dell _____________________________ Jim Wisler Page thirty-seven JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JACK GUMP Treasurer JOHN BROWELL Secretary BAKER FLINT President THE JUNIOR TRIBE OF '48 With the next coming of spring, we, the Junior Tribe of Everett High School Reservation will be laying aside our tomahawks and arrows and begin an exploration into the forest of outer regions of our land in search of a hunting ground where we will set up our wigwams for as many moons as we arc to remain in this world. The three moons which we have spent on this reservation were short. During this time, we have accomplished much. Our pow-wows have been many. When other tribes threatened to conquer that which was ours, six of our scouts were sent to defend our football title. Then later two brave scouts, were sent to help defend our reservation’s basketball title, and recently we have sent three of our bravest warriors to defend our baseball title. Thirteen of our braves and maidens put on their war paint and presented a masque, Mistakes at The Blakes,” at our annual pow-wow around the council fire. With these tribal memories to keep in mind, we are looking forward to becoming the Senior Tribe of 1949. Page thirty-eight R. Akers T. Antes E. Bennett D. Bequeath M. Bernhard M. Border J. Browell R. Burket J. Bussard R. Clark C. Clingerman J. Conover H. Crawford M. Diehl A. Dunkle D. England R. England B. Flint L. Foor M. Foor B. Goodrich A. Grove J. Gump G. Hadesty N. Hendershot B. Hook P. Jay E. Johnson E. Klahre M. Laher Page thirty-nine A. LaMont D. Leach J. Leach D. McFarland L. McFarland M. Mearkle F. Meek N. Miller W. Miller D. Mock C. Mountain G. O’Neal A. Pepple M. Pepple B. Perrin M. Perrin L. Price A. Ritchey K. Ritchey W. Ritchey C. Robinson J. Salkcld D. Satterwaite W. Shipley M. Sipes R. Sipes J. Sleek D. Smith H. Smith R. Smith R. Stiffler J. Stine B. Swartzwelder M. Ward R. Ward R. Whisel J. Wilt G. Woy L. Woy Page forty-one JUNIORS Ah! Here we have the Juniors, The greatest of the great— The scholars, athletes, leaders, But what will be their fate? Will they triumph in the battle With that grand old Master—Life, Or will they falter in the thickest Of the battle and the strife? Time will have the answer— Relentless Father Time; We pray that it will favor The Class of Forty-Nine.” In that last great reckoning Beyond the Elysian Field, The Juniors will be striving For the honor time will yield. By Wallace Miller Page forty-two Page forty-three SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS J. GARVIN OAKS Treasurer RAY KOONTZ ODELL RICHARDSON BETTY LEE HIXSON President Vice President Secretary THE SOPHOMORE TRIBE OF '48 We are the Sophomore Tribe of 1948. Last year we sent ahead our scouts to prepare our reservations and clear away the land for our wigwams. This year, as well as last, we have been more or less learning to use our tools as willed to us by our fellow warriors. At the end of this year we will really belong to this reservation for the remaining two years since we will receive our rings which will make us Junior Tribesmen. Like our redskins, who have set out before us to seek a new home, we, too, will prepare ourselves for the new hunting ground. Page forty-four C. Akers C. Avcy R. Barton J. Beck J. Bcegle J. Black J. Blackstonc R. Bodcn P. Bowman R. Bowman W. Browning I. Calhoun D. Clark D. Clark P. Conner J. deBracht J. Deikc FI. Dicken B. Diehl L. Diehl I. Dodson J. Eller L. Eshelman J. Evans J. Felton L. Felton N. Felton M. Fletcher R. Fletcher A. Foor Page forty-five G. Foor R. Foor D. Garlick F. Garlick M. George F. Hartsock A. Hershebcrger G. Hitchcock B. Flixson A. Hoy A. Imcs E. Imes L. Imcs M. Imes E. Jay E. Jay D. Johnson W. Johnson R. Judy A. Karns R. Koontz A. Lashley D. Layton L. Lynch I. Mack B. Maust F. Medlin R. Medlin A. Miller D. Miller Page forty-six D. Miller S. Miller M. Morris N. Morris D. Northcraft V. Northcraft V. Northcraft G. Oaks D. Pepple A. Pittman N. Prieto O. Richardson E. Ritchey A. Showalter R. Shull J. Simmons E. Smith J. Smith R. Smith B. Snyder R. Sparks J. Stanley G. Stiffler S. Swank P. Swartzwcldcr M. Thomas W. Trail D. Twigg R. Wallace F. Weicht Page forty-seven Wcicht D. Whisel C. Wilt S. Wise I') Ynknm 1) Vnl nm Page forty-eight SOPHOMORES Though winter storms have almost quit, And the snow has ceased to fall; Onward goes the Sophomore Class, The best class of them all. Though history is a headache It hasn’t stumped us yet, No matter how tough the books may be, Our assignments we must get. Who waits for the girls to go first? Why! The Sophomore boys, of course. Who helps the boys in time of need? The Sophomore girls with their kindly deeds. This Sophomore Class of ’48 It’s great you will agree, We’ll ne’r forget what e’re the state, The Sophomore Class of ’48. By Donna Garlick Page forty-nine FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS DELAPHINE SMITH MARY STAILEY Secretary Treasurer RICHARD TEWELL FRANK SHAFFER Vice President President THE FRESHMEN TRIBE OF '48 We will be the Chiefs and Squaws of 1951. This year we are scouts sent to inspect the reservation and set up our tepees on this new hunting ground. We were initiated into Everett High School Reservation on September 3, 1947. Most of our year has been spent in learning our special codes, our sign language, and the art of making nature and her contemporaries useful. Next year we will enter some of our braves into battle and contests. We are preparing for 1951 when we, like our Senior Tribesmen, will leave our reservation in search of a new hunting ground. Page fifty C. Barton D. Baughman M. Beegle F. Bennett D. Bollman E. M. Bollman M. Bollman W. Border D. Bulger A. Calhoun L. Calhoun C. Clark V. Clark A. Clingerman D. Clouse C. Collegdc H. Collegdc M. Collegdc I. Davis D. Decooman F. Defibaugh A. Die ken A. Diehl W. Diehl P. Diehl B. Donivan D. Dunkle R. Elbin R. Eller J. Eshleman Page fifty-one E. Feight J. Feight D. Foor E. Foor G. Foor J. Foor J- Foor L. Foor N. Foor O. Foor R. Foor B. Fletcher G. Gordon I. Hall M. Harclerode R. Harclerode P. Hixon K. Hymes R. Johnson W. Karns C. King A. Kisamore E. Leach M. Leader P. Lewis S. Marshall P. May B. Means M. Mearkle M. Mearkle Page fifty-two L. McDonald S. Megahan B. Miller H. Miller K. Miller M. Miller B. Mills W. Minnick J. Morris L. Morse C. Mountain B. Moyer C. Myers B. Redinger V. Peck R. Pee R. Perrin D. Price R. Ramsey M. Oaks D. Rcdinger B. Riley E. Ritchey R. Robinson B. Roland K. Ruby F. Shaffer A. Shaw G. Shaw R. Shipley Page fifty-three G. Shoemaker R. Simpson E. Sipes N. Sleek B. Smith D. Smith D. Smith G. Snyder M. Stailey D. Stine V. Swartswelder R. Tewell K. Valentine W. Wallace R. Walters M. Ward S. Washabaugh R. Weaverling P. Weist C. M. Williams J. Williams S. Wolfe D. Woy R. Young D. Zimmerman Page fifty-jour '' A FRESHMAN7' I am a Freshman, Holy Gee! Eight years of work preceding me. At last I’ve reached the goal I’ve set, But I strive for glory yet. The Freshmen seemed so bright and gay, When looking at them—grades away, But soon I learned, to my surprise. The upper classmen were the guys. The Sophomores looked at us with pain; The Juniors’ look is pure disdain. The Seniors are kind and tolerant though, For we won’t bother them long, they know. A Freshman, it is fun to be, But now my goal I’ve changed you see; With work and study, I will gain, And have the upper classmen’s fame. By Cynthia Barton Page fifty-five EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS NED WELLMAN AUDREY WOY THELMA HARTMAN CARMEN BENNETT Secretary Vice President President Treasurer Page fifty-six C. Bennett D. Bertram J. Black M. Border A. Browell W. Diehl M. Dilling H. Poor J. Foor T. Hartman R. Hershberger J. Hixson O. Kniselly M. Leader R. Mellott J. Mobus S. Morgart L. O’Neal M. Richardson V. Shaffer L. Smith D. Smith J. Smyers N. Wellman A. Woy Page fifty-seven SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS ANN HADESTY RICHARD CUNARD THOMAS BURKET President Vice President Secretary Page fifty-eight A. Avey J. Avcy D. Beegle R. Beegle R. Bottomley R. Burket P. Claridgc H. Cline R. Cunard A. Diehl R. Dishong W. Eshelman T. Poor J. Gump A. Hadesty J. Harclerode D. Howser C. King J- King W. King C. Lewis R. McDaniel R. Norris P. Perrin V. Pittman C. Rcffncr S. Riehl M. Shaffer S. Sorg W. Swank H. Thomas P. Weimcr M. Wigfieid R. Wiley Page fifty-nine Page sixty-one ★ ★ ★ BOOK THREE ★ ★ ★ Pow-wows of Everett High School WARRIOR STAFF Back Row—Helen Felton, Beverly Hilden, Hattie Prieto, Carolyn Wigficld, Joanne Perrin, Ann Shaffer, Emily Eshclman, Joan Hixson, Beatrice Morris, Arlene Gordon, Howard Harcierode, Walter Johnson, Virginia Howsarc, William Caro, Wilmer Lashlcy, Miss Hitchens, Donna Lou Conner. Seated—Betty Lou Steach, Joanne Fletcher, Betty Trail, James Wislcr, Robert Wilt, Freddy Masciocchi, Mary Perrin, Marie Miller, Dorothy Poor, Bertha Gipe, Robert Perrin, Eleanor Furry. EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief ............................... Bertha Gipe Class Editor_______________________________________________________Eleanor Furry Feature Editors ....... Joanne Fletcher, Donna Lou Conner, Helen Felton Club Editors ____________________________________ Betty Trail, Betty Steach Sports Editors _________________________ Joanne Perrin, Freddy Masciocchi Art Editors ................................. Beverly Hilden, Joan Hixson Photographers_________________________________________ Howard Harcierode, Beatrice Morris, William Ritchey, Robert Wilt, Arlene Gordon Chief Typist ________________________________________ Virginia Howsare Assistants __________________________________ Marie Miller, Dorothy Foor, Robert Perrin, Emily Eshclman BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager ____________________________ Carolyn Wigficld Assistants . .................... ... Mary Perrin, Hattie Prieto, Ann Shaffer, William Caro, Walter Johnson, James Wislcr Advisor .......................................... Miss Hitchens A staff of very hard-working seniors have striven to make their 1948 yearbook the best yet. This book is something they can treasure long after their school days are over. In it are depicted scenes from all phases of school life. The Warrior Staff of 1948 sincerely hopes this book will be read and enjoyed by all. Page sixty-two PARROT STAFF Back Row—Lucille Eshclman, Madeline Lahcr, Connie Avey, Joan dc Bracht, Louise McFarland, Arlene Lashlcy, Shirley Swank, Donald Wakcfoosc, Baker Flint, Joe Stine, Bertha Gipc, Miss Cullen, Wil-mcr Lashlcy. Seated—Joan Hixson, Joanne Perrin, Helen Felton, Lucmma Felton, Wallace Miller. STAFF Editor-in-Chicf ...........................................,—........— Bertha Gipc Managing Editor .................-............................... Wilmer Lashlcy News Editor .. Helen Felton Feature Editor Joan Hixson Assistant Feature Editor --------------------------------------- Joanne Perrin Sports Editor ........... J___________________________________ Wallace Miller Circulation Manager .................................................... Joe Stine Business Manager Donald Wakcfoosc Reporters ______________ Shirley Swank, Arlene Lashlcy, Connie Avey, Baker Flint, Luemma Felton, Joan deBracht, Annette Dunkle, Louise McFarland, Madeline Laher. Typist ...............................„______________________________— Mary Perrin Advisor .................................................... Miss Cullen Everett High has its own school paper, the Parrot. This paper is published every six weeks and is sold at a cost of seventy-five cents for the entire six copies. Our Parrot” staff consists of fourteen members chosen from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. This group meets on Monday mornings during activity period to write about the news, sports, and gossip of the school. This year the Parrot eliminated all ads, but on that back page it has substituted a gossip sheet— a sheet read by all.” The annual Saint Patrick’s Day party was sponsored by this group. The floor show was the main attraction. The decorations were also quite beautiful. The annual Parrot” assembly was presented on January 16. Wallace Miller was the Master of Ceremonies and did a fine job introducing the members of their Variety Show.” Page sixty-three STUDENT COUNCIL Student Lawmakers” is a good name for the members of this club as it makes the rules by which the students must abide. Sixteen members hold their meetings every Tuesday morning in Mr. Mack’s office. These members are chosen by their classmates; each class elects four representatives. Some of the duties of this group are patroling the halls, making school laws, and sponsoring various parties. This year they sponsored a clean-up campaign which was won by Room 22A. To this group individual pencils were given as a reward. President .......... Vice President______ Secretary __________ Treasurer .......... Advisor ____________ OFFICERS Leeland O’Neal ____Roger Rohm ___ Betty Steach Odell Richardson ____ Mr. Mack First Row—Betty Steach, Roger Rohm, Leeland O’Neal, Max Cornell, Louise McFarland, Ethel Bennett, Baker Flint, John Wilt. Second Row—Mr. Mack, Curtis Akers, Donald Miller, Ray Koontz, Odell Richardson, Richard Tewell, Jeanne Foor, Keith Miller, Donald Bulger. Page sixty-four NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row—Wallace Miller, Edna Mcrkle, Beverly Hilden, Betty Stcach, Joanne Fletcher, Lceland O’Neal. Second Row—Mr. Mack. Mr. Sharpe. Miss Anis, Frances Taylor, Betty Trail, Annette Dunklc, Eleanor Furry, Miss Cullen, Miss Taylor. The National Honor Society which was established in Everett High in 1944 is an honorary organization. Membership in this organization is the highest goal which a student of this school can obtain. It is not a local organization, but it is established in, many schools throughout the nation. The purpose of this organization is very well expressed in the following lines: The purpose of this organization shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of American secondary schools.” For the same organization the pledge is— As a member of the National Honor Society, I will do my best to live up to its ideals of character, scholarship, service, leadership, and citizenship.” I will strive not only to maintain the high standing I have gained, but will do my utmost to attain still higher aims.” In taking this pledge I understand that I am assuming a responsibility of leadership and example, and 1 will endeavor to serve without thought of personal glory, my school and my community.” Members arc chosen by a faculty committee composed of Mr. Mack, Mr. Sharpe, Miss Anis, Miss Taylor, and Miss Cullen. This committee reviews all possibilities sent in by the faculty and selects those persons who are eligible. New members are chosen from the Junior and Senior classes. Only those who are outstanding in scholarship, service, leadership, and character arc chosen each year to become members. Upon becoming a member, each person receives a certificate, a membership card, and a pin bearing the golden torch of honor and the letters—C, S, L, and S, which represent the four factors upon which membership is based. Old members are Leeland O’Neal, Joanne Fletcher, Betty Steach, and Eleanor Furry. Elected this year were Frances Taylor, Betty Trail, Annette Dunkle, Edna Mearkle, Beverly Flilden, and Wallace Miller. Page sixty-five DRAMATIC CLUB First Row—L. Robinette, D. Wakefoose, E. Eshelman, W. Lashlcy, J. Hixson, j. Dell, A. Gordon, R. Wright, E. Furry. Second Row—J. Salkheld, M. Ward, R. Wilt, H. Harclcrodc, F. Masciocchi, G. Garlick, D. Chamber-land, R. Mcliott, P. Jay. Third Row—D. Stine, A. Ritchey, M. Laher, D. McFarland, W. Miller, E. Bennett, N. Hendershot, B. Flint. Fourth Row—M. Sipes, A. Dunkie, D. Mock, M. Poor, I.. McFarland, D. Bequeath. SENIOR PLAY CAST Seated—L. Robinette, B. Gipe, A. Gordon, R. Mcliott. Back Row—J. Hixson, J. Dell, R. Wright, E. Eshelman, D. Wakefoose. Page sixty six MAJORETTES Back Row—Betty Jane Snyder, Nanette Felton, Donna Garlick. Front Row—Delores Bequeath, Mary Perrin, Annette Dunkle. BAND Band Members—S. Wolfe, A. Hershberger, M. Laher, N. Prieto, G. Snyder, D. Johnson, J. Zimmerman, A. Lashlcy, T. Foor, L. Felton, B. Flint, P. Conner. L. Diehl, M. Stailey, S. Marshall, R. Whiscl, R. Williams, D. Stine, C. Mountain, S. McMahan, L. Leach, J. Felton, A. Ritchey, J. Salkcld, L. Eshel-man, J. Hebner, L. Smith, J dc Bracht, D. Wakefoose, A. La Mont. Not pictured—C. Barton, R. Simpson, J. Black, P. Jay, J. Deike. Approximately forty band members, under the direction of Mr. Fred A. Snyder, presented A Night of Music” on April 2 in the high school auditorium. The chorus, not pictured, under the supervision of Miss Marilyn Miller, aJso participated. Faye sixty-seven HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row—B. Hilden, M. Dickcn, A. Imes, G. Johnson, E. Mcarkle. Second Row—A. Imes, M. Imes, J. Simmons, R. Judy, A. Foor, E. Jay. Third Row'—A. Miller, A. Tcwcll, K. Ritchey, R. Boden. Beverly Hilden Aveleen Imes Edna Mearkle Martha Dicken Miss Hartman OFFICERS President ............ —...................... Vice President ......................_........ Secretary ______________________________________ Treasurer Front Row'—A. Pepplc, T. Bennett, M. Johnson, C. Imes, M. Barnes, D. Means, F. Taylor, L. Means, A. Karns, O. Rcdinger. Second Row—D. Whisel, Miss Flartman, G. Stit tier. Third Row—A. Imes, M. Imes, J. Simmons. Page sixty-eight T R I - H I - Y First Row—D. Decker, C. Wigfield, E. Mcarklc, B. Hilden, M. Foor, E. Furry, L. McFarland, E. Eshclman, A. Shaffer, J. Fletcher, J. Hixson. Back Row—A. Dunkle, D. Bequeath, H. Felton, D. Smith, M. Laher, M. Diehl, T. Antes, C. Mountain, Miss Taylor, B. Gipc, H. Smith, M. Perrin, B. Perrin, E. Bennett, J. Salkeld, K. Ritchey, N. Hcndershot. Pure thoughts, pure words, pure deeds”—this is the lofty motto of the Tri-Hi-Y. This club is a service organization whose purpose is to encourage its members to become better Christians and better Americans. Under the direction of Miss Laura Taylor, the Tri-Hi-Y was industriously active this year. An induction ceremony was held for the new members in the form of a candle light service; it was held in October, During the week of November 24, the Tri-Hi-Y made up Thanksgiving baskets of food which were given to needy families in our community. CABINET President Vice President .............................. Corresponding Secretary ________ ____________ Treasurer ....................... Advisor ... ................................. Bertha Gipe Myra Ward Eleanor Furry Louise McFarland ......... Miss Taylor Page sixty-nine H I - Y First Row—D. Chamberlain, 1). Wilt, M. Cornell, R. Young, O. Moyer, L. Imcs, R. Morral, R. Wig-field, G. Garlick, W. Maust. Second Row—Mr. Johns, J. Eshelman, M. Oaks, W. Border, D. Zimmerman, B. Boll man, I). Stine, D. Miller, J. Stine, R. Will, R. Akers, R. Mcllott. Third Row'—R. Harclerodc, G. Hitchcock, M. Wilt, P. Jay, O. Richardson, D. McFarland, W. Miller, V. Swartzweldcr, D. England, R. Tcwcll, B. Flint. Fourth Row'—C. Clingerman, G. Shoemaker, E. Klahre, R. Koontz, W. Ritchey, C. Myres, L. Woy, H. Harclerode, R. Wright, L. Barney, R. Rohm, F. Masciocchi. To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character ’ is the purpose of the Hi-Y. This club has a membership of 45 boys not including the new members. Membership in this club is attained by selection from all classes in the high school. New members were initiated on the night of January 8, 1948. This year the club sponsored an intramural basketball tournament. The tournament trophy was won by a Senior team, The Hot Potatoes. Rev. Riley conducted the Bible Study Course which is annually held by this group. President ______ Vice President Secretary........ Treasurer _______ Advisor__________ CABINET . Myron Wilt Rodney Wright Roger Rohm Loren Woy ___ Mr. Johns Page seventy JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Selected from the Freshmen and Sophomore classes were approximately seventy-six girls who made up the Junior Tri-Hi-Y. This club’s advisor was Miss King. The club held its meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. These meetings were conducted in Room 22B. This organization stimulates the religious spirit of our school and has proven to be very successful for many years. The first social event, a roller skating party, was held on November 2 5 at Cypher Beach. CABINET President Naomi Prieto Vice President Betty Lee Hixson Secretary Lucille Eshelman Treasurer Joan de Bracht Advisor Miss King First Row—J. deBracht, C. Mountain. E. Poor, M. Fletcher, P. Bowman, A. lines. B. Diehl, M. Imes, R. Bodin, O. Foor. C. King, E. Fcight, E. M. Bollman, S. Swank, P. Flarclcrode, W. Diehl, C. Avey, A. Hershberger, D. Twigg, P. Hixson, P. Conner. Second Row—S. Washabaugh, J. Foor, S. Wolf, F. Fciglu, M. Stailcy, R. Fletcher, R. Shipley, A. Miller, J. Simmons, R. Wallace, M. Thomas, G. Stiffler, J. Black, A. Lashlcy, B. Riley, D. Smith, L. Felton, J. Zimmerman, D. Johnson, J. Felton. Third Row—N. Prieto, B. Hixson, L. Eshelman, C. Barton, R. Swartzwclder, I. Calhoun, J. Diekc, I. Dodson, H. Dickcn, J. Beck, A. Karnes, D. Whisel, T. Deshong, E. Leach, A. Dunklc, B. Snyder, D. Garlick, M. College, J. Morris, G. Snyder, G. Gordon, L. Diehl, B. Mills, J. McFarland, L. I'oor, L. Calhoun, L. Cllngcrman, S. Wise, P. May, D. Miller, E. Jay, M. Beagle, F. Medlin, Miss King. Page seventy-one LIBRARIANS In this picture are shown our librarians for the 1947-48 term. First Row—H. Prieto, N. Hcndcrshot, U. Wigfield, B. Morris, D. Foor, M. Imcs, A. Imes. Standing—Miss King, L. Robinette, E. Furry, G. Garlick, G. Clingcrman, E. Clingcrman, R. Roden, E. Jay, E. Bennett. GRADE SCHOOL PATROL Sitting—R. Johnson, L. Morris, J. Howsarc, O. Kniseley, W. Diehl, C. Bennett. Standing—W. Karns, P. Lewis, D. Zimmerman, E. Ritchey, R. Foor, G. Woy, D. Bertram. Page seventy-two GRADE SCHOOL CHIEFTAINS MRS. MILDRED ROOK First Grade MRS. HESTER GOODMAN First Grade MRS. ETHEL BUCHER Second Grade MRS. REBA BARKMAN Third Grade MRS. DOROTHY HEWETT Fourth Grade MRS. MAE HOGUE Fifth Grade MISS HOPE BARKMAN Sixth Grade MRS. ELIZA HOWARD School Nurse Page seventy-three ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Page seventy-four Page seventy-five ★★★★BOOK FOUR Warriors of Everett High School Page seventy-seven FOOTBALL TEAM First Row—M. Oaks, V. Swartzwcldcr. R. Claridgc, D. Clark, R. Smith, B. Maust, L. Woy, C. Myers, C. Wilt, G. Oaks, R. Harclerode, D. Yokum, D. Miller. Second Row—E. Ritchey, Coach Wilhelm, I. Mack, K. Miller, R. Foor, G. Hadesty, R. Barton, F. Shaffer, D. Sattcrwaite, B. Caro, D. Layton, 1). Baker, J. Foor, J. Browcll, C. Clingerman. Third Row—R. Bussard, R. Burkct, L. O’Neal, M. Morgrct, O. Moyer, L. Imes, W. Lashley, W. Miller, D. Leach, R. Thomas, O. Richardson, J. Gump, D. Bertram. 1947 SCHEDULE Everett Q Berlin 14 Everett Q Claysburg 3 l Everett Robertsdale 31 Everett Boswell 9 Everett - ----- 0 Ferndale Everett Roaring Spring 45 F.veretc Williamsburg 18 Everett Reploglc 45 Everett - 0 Saxton 30 Everett Orbisonia 0 Page seventy-eight Page seventy-nine BOYS7 VARSITY Back Row—J. Wisler, F. Shaffer, J. Gump, W. Ritchey, W. Miller, R. England, D. McFarland, D. Leach, D. Wilt. Front Row—Captain F. Masciocchi. Everett 1947-48 SCHEDULE 39 Cove Everett 41 Warfordsburg Everett Martinsburg Everett 34 Saxton _ . Everett Cove Everett 60 Smith Everett 32 Everett 23 Stonycreek Everett 53 Warfordsburg Everett 43 McConnellsburg Everett .. 24 Orbisonia Everett 36 Smith Everett Bedford ........... Everett 48 Robertsdale Everett 65 Claysburg Everett McConnellsburg Everett . 31 Hooversvillc .. . Everett Bedford Everett 26 Saxton Everett .... 5 5 Everett _. 39 Martinsburg Everett 41 Clavsbure Won 13 Lost 9 Totals: Everett 864—Opponents 770 23 18 39 33 44 45 22 56 14 40 17 50 31 49 42 36 34 36 30 41 40 31 P. I. A. A. DISTRICT 5 PLAYOFF Stoneycreek ................... 29 Everett ................. _........ 23 Page eighty JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row—C. Wilt, G. Hitchcock, I). Layton, L. Imcs, R. Foor, J. Russard, R. Perrin. Back Row—F. Garlick, O. Richardson, R. Barton, 1. Mack. 1947-48 Everett ........................ 12 Everett __________________________ 20 Everett ... 14 Everett ___________________________ 11 Everett 28 Everett __________________________ 17 Everett 21 Everett......................... 13 Everett 20 Everett ____________________________ 27 Everett ......................... 27 Everett______________________________ 19 Everett _______________________ 15 Everett .......................... 20 Everett __________________________ 10 Everett ........................ 27 Everett_____________________________ 27 Everett ........................... 11 Everett .......................... 13 Everett ............................. 20 Everett .......................... 24 SCHEDULE Cove 15 Warfordsburg _____________ 13 Martinsburg 21 Saxton _____..________________ 2 5 Cove 22 Smith ...................... 14 Orbisonia ................... 7 Stoneycreek __________________ 21 Warfordsburg ______________ 7 McConnellsburg 9 Orbisonia ____________________ 11 Smith .22 Bedford 18 Robertsdale 19 Claysburg ................ 16 McConnellsburg 17 Bedford ___________________ 24 Saxton ..................... 17 Robertsdale __________________ 21 Martinsburg 24 Claysburg ............... 14 Everett Everett JUNIOR VARSITY TOURNAMENT SCORES ................ 37 Wilmore _ ............. 33 Gallitzen ...... 17 .... 31 Page eighty-one VARSITY CLUB Front Row—C. Wilt, D. McFarland, W. Ritchey, J. Bustard, F. Masciocchi, I. Mach, O. Richardson, B. Caro, E. Ritchey. Second Row—Coach Wilhelm, W. Miller, J. Gump, M, Morgret, O. Moyer, L. Imes, W. Lashley, R. Burket, L. O’Neal, G. Hadcsty. Third Row—D. Clark, F. Shaffer, R. England, D. Leach, D. Layton, L. Woy, D. Baker, R. Smith. Coach Wilhelm organized the Varsity Club in 1946 to provide an athletic organization for the school. To enter this club one must have earned a varsity letter in some varsity sport. One of the main objects of the club was to provide graduating senior lettermen with sweater awards for their service in the school's sport program. Thus far, the club has succeeded in doing this by sponsoring various dances, boxing shows, and their one great annual event, the Freshman-Sophomore football game. Coach Wilhelm is the advisor of the club and its officers arc: President___________________________________________________________________Leeland O’Neal Vice President __________________________________________________________ Bill Caro Secretary and Treasurer ________________________________________________ Wallace Miller Page eighty-two CHEERLEADERS Standing—A. Dunklc, B. Flint, D. Bequeath. Kneeling—L. Eshclman, J. dc Bracht, C. Avey. YELLS Strawberry Shortcake! Huckleberry Pie! V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well, I guess! We belong to the E. H. S. 1-2-3-4 3-2-1-4 Who for? What for? Who you gonna’ yell for? Everett! We’ve got the vim, we’ve got the pep. We’ve got the strut, we’ve got the step, We’ve got the coach, we’ve got the steam, But best of all, we’ve got the team. Locomotive—Locomotive— Steam! Steam! Steam! Pull together—pull together— Team! Team! Team! Locomotive—Steam! Pull together, team! Everett Warriors! Team! Team! Team! Your Pep! Your Pep! You got it! Now keep it! Doggone it! Don’t lose it! Your Pep! Your Pep! You got it! Now keep it! Doggone it! Don’t lose it! Your P-e-p pep!!! Tracy got the Flat-top, Tracy got the Brow, We’ve got the spirit, Let’s show them how! Shoot ’em high. Shoot ’em low, Come on, team, Let’s go!!! With a Susic-Q, And a truck-on-down, Come on, Everett, go to town. With a truck to the left. And a truck to the right, Come on Everett, Fight, Fight, Fight!! Yea Red! Yea White! Come on, team let’s fight!! Page eighty-three SENIOR MEMOIRS Page eighty-four SENIOR MEMOIRS Pag; eighty-five Page eighty six Page eighty-seven ★ ★ ★ ★ BOOK FIVE ★ ★ ★ ★ Totem Poles of Everett High School Page eighty-nine COMPLIMENTS OF CARO MOTOR SALES EMPLOYEES Chrysler and Plymouth ▲ A A Telephone 82 Corner of South and Spring Sts. EVERETT, PA. Page ninety EVERETT MOTOR COMPANY Phone 33 - Everett, Pa. Wheel Balancing - Lubrication - Brake and Motor Service - Body and Fender Repairs STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS Foster W. Felton General Merchandise BREEZEWOOD, PA. Bedford County Oil Company Distributors of Tydol Gasoline Veedol Motor Oils COMPLIMENTS OF BARN DOLLAR'S MEN'S SHOP Dealers in Clothes for the Smartly Dressed Young Man EVERETT, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF CHALYBEATE PARK BEDFORD, PA. C. A. Clabaugh Son Flour - Feed Fertilizer EVERETT, PA. Phone 5J Page ninety-one THOMAS CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Complete Body and Fender Service Duco Painting Quick Service on any Car or Truck CASE FARM MACHINERY AND SERVICE AAA—24 HOUR SERVICE Telephone 61, Bedford, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Everett Lumber Company EVERETT, PA. ELLIS SPONSLER Gas Station and Sporting Goods EVERETT, PA. Hinish's Feed Store Ful-O-Pep and Quaker Feeds Livestock and Poultry Everett, Pa. Phone 159W COMPLIMENTS OF HOFFMAN'S Sealtest Ice Cream and Dairy Products BEDFORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Conner's Tire Service Phone 213 Everett, Pa. W. A. MORRIS Dealer in Farm Implements and Supplies Phone 87-J Page ninety-two HORTON'S ONE STOP You Can Get Everything You Need Here in Just One Stop Everett, Pa. Phone 211 A. M. Karns Sons Company Albert Barkman, Mgr. | Chevrolet Buick Dealer j EVERETT, PA. Thrift Company of Bedford County Inc. | and Consumer Discount Co. of Bedford County 19 West Main St. EVERETT, PA. | Personal and Property Loans $50.00 to $2,000.00 j Corsages-Sprays-Baskets EVERETT FLOWER SHOP j Phone 84, Mrs. Gibson, Prop, j The Complete Automobile Shop Wright Motor Co. | Everett, Pa. Phone 110 Your Ford Dealer COMPLIMENTS OF BETTER - STORES FRED SPONSLER, Prop. EVERETT, PA. Page ninety-three MAURICE'S DEPARTMENT STORES Always Reliable Bedford and Everett, Pa. Cumberland, Md. Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Home Aid Bakery EVERETT Cleaners - Dyers 4 hour Cleaning Service All Cleaning Done in Our own Modern Plant GOBY MARSHALL, PROP. James G. Myers 248 West Main St. High Grade Groceries General Mdse. VETERANS SERVICE CENTER Headquarters for GULF MOTOR FUELS and GULF PRIDE MOTOR OIL also SAFETY GLASS FOR CARS TRUCKS Phone 237-M Everett, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Clapper's Grocery Clayton Clark, Prop. Main Street Everett I UNION HOTEL A. C. Whetstone, Prop. EVERETT, PA. ...................................................................... illllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIimMIMIIIIMIMMmMIIIIIMMMIMIIMIIM Page ninety-four COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RAINBOW Mr. and Mrs. EVERETT, PA. Ross Balentine COMPLIMENTS OF PERCY G. FOOR LUMBER CO. Everything to Build Anything EVERETT, PA. State Street Phone 194 PITTSBURGH - SILICA - SAND COMPANY EVERETT, PA. R. D. 2 Page ninety-five COMPLIMENTS OF CRAWFORD'S Hardware and Furniture EVERETT, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF A P STORE | Everett Hardware ■ Company ! Main St. Everett, Pa. j EVERETT, PA. =t % = COMPLIMENTS OF Drenning's Motor Court 1 Mile East of Everett on Route 30 Telephone 262R13 Everett Electric Company William E. Coote Everything Electric Phone 61 Everett, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Freddie's Shoe Shop Expert Shoe Repairing East Main St. Everett, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF North Spring Street Wallpaper Store EVERETT, PA. Shop and Save at Crawford's Clothing Store Page ninety-six DESHONG'S FURNITURE STORE Norge and Crosley Appliances Bedford Phone 431 Everett Phone 206 Brown s Jewelry j j compliments of Store Juniata Hotel Where Jewels and Gold I | Are Rightly Sold j ! Angelo Masciocchi Main St. Everett i I EVERETT PA. Phone 228 slltllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItHlllltlllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF AGNEW DRUG 11 G c M„rphy Co ''The Rexall Store I . Phone 111 108 E. Main St. Everett, Pa. EVERETT, PA. Meet Your Friends at COMPLIMENTS OF LOWRY Super Markets Everett and Bedford Sylvia's Grocery EVERETT, PA. Phone 155-J-l Page ninety-seven COMPLIMENTS OF EVERETT THEATER THEODORE GRANCE Owner Main Street Everett, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF SNYDER'S GATEWAY INN MR. AND MRS. SNYDER ★ BREEZEWOOI), PA. COMPLIMENTS OF EVERETT HOSPITAL EVERETT, PA. Page ninety-eight COMPLIMENTS OF All Garments Covered by Insurance Telephone 234-J Everett HIXON'S Taxidermy Shop Dependable Cleaners 15 East Foundry St., 1 Phone 94M Everett, Pa. EVERETT, PA. | Pick Up and Delivery Service j COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Sleighter's Furniture Store Everett Modern Shoe Repair George H. Clouse, Prop. EVERETT, PA. Tiihihimhiihmhmiiihiiiiiih.............. 19 North Spring St. EVERETT, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Eileen's Beauty Shop Eileen Clark, Prop. BREEZEWOOD, PA. Phone 120R2 COMPLIMENTS OF Service Electric Co. Phone 68 EVERETT, PA. Herff-Jones Co. Clint W. Lee Co. Class Rings Club Pins DON ENEIX Caps and Gowns Choir Robes Diplomas Invitations COMPLIMENTS OF THE EVERETT BANK EVERETT, PA. Murdock's Jewelry and Gift Shop Eedford, Pa., Tel. 477 “Where it’s Easier to Buy Nice Things” W. Scott Snyder The Monument Man 30 Years of “KNOW HOW” EVERETT, PA. II •HIIIMMIMMMimiMiimMMMMiiMMMiitHiMMOIIMIMIIMHMI HIM Ml Mill ROYAL CAFE | Lions’ Club Meets Here Every 1st 3rd Thursday I EVERETT, PA. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 I VETERANS' CLUB OF EVERETT . 111111111111111.. IIIIII I III■ ii■■ I■|||l••||•|||•||•|| ||||l•| 11111111111111111111111111111••II•II••II••I•IIMI(M|••I•••• •• COMPLIMENTS OF BLACKBURN RUSSELL CO. Bedford Pa. Page one hundred FIRST NATIONAL BANK EVERETT, PA. We Invite You to Use Our Banking Facilities Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member of Federal Reserve System The Choice of Discriminating Seniors PRINTCRAFT DISTINCTIVE Graduation Personal Cards and Commencement Invitations PRINTCRAFT CARD COMPANY, INC. 1425 E. Elm Street Scranton 5, Pa. COG A NTS Shadyside Diner I Sandwiches Short Orders Refreshments BREEZEWOOD GARAGE BREEZEWOOD, PA. Dependable Service Hopewell R. D. 1 - Route 26 Pa. J. Irvin Foor Phone 9017 Page one hundred one COMPLIMENTS OF Bedford Photo Supply BEDFORD, PA. Bedford Auto Wrecker Percy Foor Bob Clapper j Phone 93Y2 BEDFORD, PA. Barton's Fashion Shoppe Style and Individuality Featuring “The New Look’’ For Women | Coats, Suits, Dresses, Hats and Accessories Junior and Misses Sizes i Phone 230 Bedford, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Vogue Beauty Shop i Bedford, Pa. Phone 316 COMPLIMENTS OF In Bedford It’s Koontz Clapper's Flowers Music House We Deliver to Everett Bedford, Pa. Phone 333 Phone 15Y FISHER'S Heating, Plumbing Sheet I Metal Supplies Dealer in YORK HEAT and 1 LENNOX AIR CONDITIONER Bedford, Pa. Phone 117X i COMPLIMENTS OF THE K. and M. Sandwich Shop Fountain Service and Home-Made Candies Next to the Bedford Theater BEDFORD, PA. Page one hundred two KEYSTONE FLOWER SHOP Special Prices to All High School Students Cut Flowers Everett 233 Corsages Bedford 263 COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN CLEANING COMPANY Bedford, Pa. Phone 185 ... it's always GABLE'S ... for the largest assortment of NATIONAL BRANDS When You Buy A National Brand from Gable’s . . . . You Buy an Item That is Backed by the Pride and Experience of the Manufacturer, Plus Our Tradition of More Than 63 Years .... —Quality—Value—Assortment—Service That’s Why It Pays to Buy at Gable’s! THE WILLIAM F. GABLE CO. ALTOONA, PA. Page one hundred three BEDFORD MOTOR SALES Bedford, Pa. Phone 286 Ford - Mercury - Lincoln - Ford Tractors COMPLIMENTS OF Continental Sales Co. Packard White j j Bedford, Pa. Phone 448 ; . Dibert and Thomas Trailer Sales Bedford, Pa. Phone 174Z j Auto Accessories Corp. Replacement Parts | Phone 401-402, 208 E. Pitt St, | BEDFORD, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Penn Auto Sales DeSoto and Plymouth Dealer 402 E. Pitt St., Bedford, Pa. j COMPLIMENTS OF BEDFORD GARAGE DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE JOBRATED TRUCKS BEDFORD, PA. Telephone 21 128 E. Pitt St. Page one hundred four REED'S ROMAR Fine Food Friendly Service We appreciate your Patronage COMPLIMENTS OF Everett Milk and Ice Cream Co. Phone 163 Everett, Pa. 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