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

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THE LAUREOLA. 31 femora MOTTO: Excelsior. COLORS: Liberty Blue and Gold FLOWER: Red Rose. YELL Brekka galex galore We’re the class of twenty-four Brekka Galix Galix galigh We’re from German Township High. President Vise President Secretary Treasurer Historian Marshall Poet OFFICERS James Gault Jane Rupert Wilbur Bowman Viona Christopher Ruth Dean Ferdinand Cayelii Marcus Pinskrr William Abrose Wilbur Bowman Mildred Beal Frank Christopher Anna Cottage Margaret Crowe Ferdinand Cayelii Herbert Bryan Margaret Culleton Winifred DePriest Viona Christopher Marie DeBolt Mary Enlow Dora Enlow Walter Fretts Mildred Franks James Gault Virginia Gray CLASS ROLL Margaret Johnson Patsy Kelley Ben Humphreys Carl Harford Alice Lewellen Catherine McGee Marguerite Swift Joseph Scarian Steve Perichco Anthony Ostrofsky Ruth Dean Harry Dugan Wilella Dalzell Lloyd Deffenbaugh Gladys Frost Arthur Guseman Nora Grove Edna Hall Robert Hackney Kathryn Johnston La Verna Kendall Henry Marucchi Eugenia Loucks Gwendolyn Ober Beatrice Pride Merna Ramsay Jennie Rupert Oliver Smith Mary South Hilda Stuyvesant Norman Scott Jennie Tate Margaret Nicholson John Powell William Cavalcante Clifford Buell

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32 THE LAUREOLA. Senior Class History K. 5 Emerson says: “No one knows what that is which he can do nor does he know until he has tried.” “When our class entered high school no one knew what we could do, nor did we know until we had tried. But soon we learned that we had many talented members in our class such as orators, poets, musicians, and athletes. We became well acquainted and liked our school life much better after we were entertained by the Sophomores when they gave us a reception. Our Sophomore year started sadly but ended happily after we had succeeded in conquering our greatest enemies, Caesar, French, Ancient History and Biology. Starting our Junior year we entered more in the social activties of school life. We gave the play entitled “Anne What’s Her Name.” For amatuers who had never given a play before each one played their part remarkably well. We also published the Laurola. Which was a great success. Then turn to the studies of the year we were beginning to think the teachers were trying to make history specialists out of each one in our class. We entered our senior year with great enthusiasm and ready to acquire all the knowledge that our books and teachers could offer. This year we gave the play “The Return of Hi Jinks.” The Basketball Varsity consisted of members from our class. Beginning December each member of the class gave an oration in chapel which every senior is required to do before graduation. Now go back to the quotation “No one knows what that is which he can do nor does he know until he has tried. It did only come up in High School Life, but will come up all through life. We must ever keep in mind that we get out of life just what we put into it and that “Every mental concept has its corresponding bodly activity.” We have now completed our High School career and we leave High School wishing the classes that follow the best of success.

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30 THE LAUREOLA.