Fairview High School - Challenge Yearbook (Fairview, PA)

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May, 1936 THE CHALLENGE Page rI'1K'enty-nine Scriver Lumber Company Ell67'jjfl2l'7lg From. the Ground Up LUMBER and MILLWORK PAINTS, GLASS and BUILDING HARDWARE SASH and DOORS RUBEROID ROOFING Powell Ave. and R. R. Tracks R. D. No. 1, Erie, Pa. CFHIIIJIIUIIICPUS of C. E. Weislogel SL Son E152 ATS. iU1Cl-.9.RQCEQlQ3 Phone 430M Fairview, Pa. The Style- Conscious Hi Student . . . is guided by the fashions worn at the leading colleges . . . and our Style Scout sends us immediate reports of the new- est. smartest University styles. The illustration shows a half-belted inverted pleated model, which is but one of many we' are displaying . . . in plain shades or gay, hilarious pat- terns. Wonderful values . . . and expertly tailored in the Meyer-lllanner . . . f 321.50 PREP SUITS 310.95 to 2519.95 7' WHITE ELANNEL TROUSERS 254.95 X Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Neckties . . . very reasozzably priced P. A. MEYER SONS

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Page Twenty-eight THE C HALLENGE May, 1936 INTER-CLASS TRACK MEET On May 5, the whole school turned out for the annual track meet. Everyone who had par- ticipated in physical education was required to enter in at least two events. This gave every- body a chance and helped to stir up much class rivarly. The individual stars were LeRoy Pit- tle and Elizabeth Muller, who collected 12 3-4 and 25 points respectively, and consequently took the letters. Boys' Events Running high jump-5 feet-1, Place: 2, Pit- tle and Skelly tie. 100 Yard Dash-Three fellows tied for first place: Pittle, Bogart and Walter. Running Broad Jump-16 feet, 11 inches- 1. Allen: 2, Pittle: 3. Place. Pole Vault-9 feet-1, Allen, 2, Bogart, 3, Bardsley. 220 Yard Relay-1, Juniors, 2, Sopohomoresg 3, Seniors. Tug of War-1, Juniors, 2, Seniors, 3, Soph- omores. 50 Yard Dash-1, Bogart, 2, Walter, 3, Pit- tle. Shot Put-42 feet, 2 inches-1, Barron, 2, Holland: 3. W. von Treptow. Girls' Events Running Broad Jump-13 feet, 6 inches- 1, E. Muller: 2, Isaacg 3, Essick. Standing Broad Jump-7 feet, 5 inches - 1, E. Muller, 2, M. Essickg 3. A. Williamson. Tug of War - 1, Juniors, 2, Seniorsg 3, Freshmen. 200 Yard Relay-1, Sophomoresg 2, Juniorsg 3, Freshmen. Baseball Throw-138 feet-1, C. McCray, 2, A. Williamson, 3. E. Muller. Running High Jump-4 feet, 4 inches - 1, E. Getzg 2, E. Muller: 3, M. Cochran. 50 Yard Dash-1, E. Muller, 2, M. Essick' 3, G. Herbol. 100 Yard Dash-1, E. Mullerg 2, M. Essickg 3, G. Herbol. The point totals for each class were: Sen- iors, 245 Juniors, 43 1-2: Sophomores, 67 5-65 Freshmen, 25 5-6. JOKES INCOMPLETE H. Weiss-- I wonder why the teachers don't learn to spell Mink. They always put inc at the top of my papers. TAXES AND TACKS Miss King-Charles, will you give me some examples of direct taxes? Charles Rood- Property tax, income tax, school tax, and thumb tacksf' SWEET AND SOUR Harvey- Why can't you change sour milk back into sweet milk ? Miss Tate:- Well, Harvey, how could you do it? Harvey-- Feed it back to the cowf' 221 Ik IF ORCHESTRATION Miss Black- Are there any violinists in the Senior Class? Charles Rood- Sorry! I was learning to be one, but I broke the bridge and now I can't get across the strings. CHEESE IT. THE COPS! Second Quintuplet ftalking to the first quin- tupletl- Don't look now, but I think W671'6 being followed. -Bottle on the Phil Baker Gulf Hour. THE TEACHERS In class Nickname Favorite Expression Mr. Hauck-Don ................ Is that clear now? Mr. Moore .... Jerry ................ That's it exactly Miss Black .,., Miss Tate .... Brick ........ As quickly as you can Miss King .... Gertie .................... Quiet, please Marg. ........................ You people! :gf eg. :ge CLEAR Teacher- Now is that clear, class? Johnnie-'iClear as mud.'l Teacher- Then it covers the ground. 23 :F Sli A certain Senior thinks St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in honor of Patrick Henry. skill? A BURNING QUESTION He- Do you care if I smoke? She- I don't care if you burn. 8543 ON EIGHTH GRADE DAY rivalry. The individual stars were LeRoy Pit- Mr. Hauck- The only thing I like better than jello with whipped cream is more. Miss King- Does Mr. Moore know how much you like him? 21415432 Miss King- Where is the American Bill of Rights found? History Student- In the first Ten Com- mandmentsf'

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Page Thirty THE CHALLENGE May, 1936 Fairview Hardware E EASY WASHERS and IRONERS Asif for Dcmonsfrnfiorz Phone 440R RED and WHITE STORE AVALON WATCH FOR OUR FILLING STATION IVEEKLY SPECIALS SANDWICHES Phone 423 M IVE Deliver gl COFFEE HOME-MADE PIE A- L- 0SfF1'5Ul'fl H. R. Haflzfazvay, Prop. Fairview, Pa. Phone 406-R 1-2 Avonia, Pa. OUN HAUCK J. E. EAcLEY's 1 NERAL T E CE S OR BARBER SHOP Groccmlcx Meats DW Goods YO1l7'PClf7'07ZClQ6 Kindly Solicritecl Coal and Coke Cliid Apjwecilllfefl We Deliver Phone 41312 Faiwiewy Pa- Crmzplmzczzfs of Fairview Water Supply Co.