German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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t RUTH M. GANOE New Salem, Pa. FRANKLIN. (1) Secretary of Commercial Class; (L) Secretary of Sophomore Class; Sophcmore Play; (3) Junior Play; Assistant Secretary of Junior Class; Cour: Stenographer of Commercial Bar Club; Statistical Editress of Lauerola Staff. “Blondy.” I.u h is very, very quiet most of the time, But she is worth more than a hundred gold mines; She likes her typewriter best of all, And tho she loves none she likes us all, And Ruth we wish you happiness and success, And hope you, our friendship, will confess. CHARLES E. WEIMER Grays Landing', Pa. LANIERIAN. (1) Lanierian President; (2) Sophomore Play; Vice President of Class; (3) Junior Play; Football Team; Aud-i or Committee; (4) Manager Basketball Team. “Dutch.” Now we ccme to a wise guy, A great debitor is he; On anythin % and everything he’d talk all day if you’d let him be, When High School days are over, And History lessons are old, He’ll ne’er forget the starting point. The class of White and Gold.

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MARIE K. JANKEY Masontown, Pa. LANIERIAN. f2-3) Girls’ Chorus; (3) Oalss Play. “Cutie.” Here is the girl we love best of all. Others may stand but at her shrine we fall. We’re all wise but she is far wiser, She ne’er says, “please mark higher’’ She is the girl we all must heed. Then here’s to you, may you ever succeed. GEORGE C. BROWN Masontown, Pa. FRANKLIN. (1) Vice President of Class; Vice President of Literary Society; Mock Trial; (1-2-3) Baseball Team; (2) Pres, of Class; Pres. Literary Society; Captain Basketball Team; Track Team; Member of Board to Draw Up Athletic Constitution; Sophomore Play; Captain of Franklin Basketball Team; (2-3) Chairman of Ath’etic Advisory Board; President of Athletic Association; School Plays; (3) Pres, of German Club; Captain of Cadet Corps; Business Mgr. of Lauerola Staff; Junior Response to Mantle Oration; Junior Play; (4) Captain Football Team. P “Brownie. Here’s the boy the school adores, He likes athletics, but lessons abhors, He’s president of everything that’s going; And would rather join the army than do some hoeing. And Brownie we hope you return next year, Then we the Germans will never fear. —18—

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ANNA J. SOLANIC, Masontown, Pa. LANIERIAN. (2-3) Girls’ Chorus; (2) Sophomore Flay; (3) Class Play; (2-3) Class Artist. “Polly Ann.” Hey there, get out of the way, Anna is here and will carry the day, She crochets and tats and loves to work, Yet not a lesson does she shirk. May your succeed our friend so dear, And let us of your fame soon hear. JOHN I. SMITH Smithfield, Pa. FRANKLIN. • (2) Society Debating Team; (2-3) Class Play. “Smitty.” Here’s a lad of the Class of ’18, Who is always as busy as can be. Smitty is surely a hard one to beat, In the volume of his head and the size of his feet, He’s very popular as you can see. But to Gold and White always loyal he will be. —20—