Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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 SENIOR CLASS WILL We. the Class of 34. of Grove City High School, in Grove City. County of Mercer. State of Pennsylvania. of the United States of America, do hereby bequeath these, our earthly belonging . to our fellow students and teachers. Item 1. To the faculty, who have put forth a valiant effort to equip us with the knowledge standing revealed today, the satisfaction that what we absorbed was enough to give us an excuse to leave G. C. H. S. Item 2. To the janitors we give thanks for making the building hang together while we were in it. Item 3. Various members of the class wish to give you something to remember them by: 1. Rita Rider leaves the waves in her hair to Lois Moore. 2. Harel Rainey leaves her big sense of humor to Leonard. 3. Dorothy Styers bequeaths her small feet to Sally Soppitt. 4. Bill Brown leaves his divine dancing and many broken hearts behind him. 5. Louise Bigler bequeaths her figure to Miss Johnston. Slenderine did it. 6. Al Taylor leaves his wisdom to the Freshrren. 7. Don McGill moans and entrusts his josition as football manager to less comj etent hands. S. Marian Manny leaves nothing. She’s taking Pete with her. 9. Dorothy Stevenson leaves her job on the Pine Knott staff to the next unfortunate editor. 10 Don Thompson wills his height to Dominick. 11. Irvin Muir leaves for home in his model T. ' 12. Dodie Cookson leaves his marks to anyone who wants them. 13. Dot Cookson sadly leaves school, but then there’s always Friday night. 14. Roberta Robinson leaves her gum under the seat in Room 16. Juniors desiring rar. c r.-.ay apply early. The flavor last . 15. Howard Walters leaves his knowledge cf French to all those who are foolish enough to take it. 16. Jim Liiry and Myrna Surrcna leave their red tresses to be equally divided between Mr. Crowther and Mr. Lehn. 17. It would be an imix sition to ask Charles Reynolds to leave anything. He needs all he’s got. IS. Fred Thomas leaves his popularity and his presidency to Frank Patterson. 19. John Calderwood leaves his old jokes to the Odd Fellows’ Home. 20. Ted Hinds is satisfied just to leave school. 21. Dick McClelland bequeaths hi oratorical ability to Music-Literary contestants of the future. Item 4. To every member of Grove City High School, the class of 1934 leaves hearty wishes for success and happiness in all undertakings. Nineteen

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FAVORITE SAYINGS OF JUNIORS Dot Carruth—Aren’t you gain? to kiss ir.c good-night. Johnny dear? Evelyn Nutt Oh, for Fete'i sake! Tommy McKnight Hello! Squirrel bait! Beatrice Rea Aw nertzl Leonard Bruner T aint possible ! Fredrita Johnson -Shorty got to play! Kenny Eakin Have you seen Jean? Ruth Patton Have you got any gum? Kittle Hamer (ice. but you're cute I Perry McKnlght—Gee whiz! Edna Dight - Honest to gosh! JL'NOR ROLL Francis Adams William Albright Jane Allen Dominic Armenia William Armour June Atwell Charles Baer (ieorge Barker Donald Barron Helen Beatty Theresas Bell Tony Bell Harold Bennett Irene Blake Paul Bollinger Raymond Bonanni Edward Book Velma Brubaker Leonard Bruner Ralph Brunton Alice Bryant Charles Buchanan Helen Buchanan James Buchanan I eRoy Cameron Grace Camj»ebll John Campbell Ruth Campbell James Carroll Dorothy Carruth Virginia Carruth Ted Carruthera Dorothy Cass Eva Mae Christy Paul Christy William Cicero Frank Clark Donald Clelland Laurvne Coulter Theodore Coulter Ruth Covert Fern Cozad Clyde Curry Leonard D Antonio Emerson Davis Victor Davis James DeGregory Orlando DeSalvo Earl Dickson Willard Dickson Edna Dight Kenneth Eakin Mary M. Elder Winifred Elliott Howard Evans Eldo Fascetti Irene Filer Mary Findley David Fithian Rita Fitzgerald Charles Fryman Margaret Gardner Margaret Gibb Martha Gibson Jack Giles Russell Gilliland Walter Gilliland Dorothy (iordon Virginia (iordon Pearl (kmld Ethel Hall Henry Hamelly Hazel Hamer June Harry Eatella Hedglin Twila Hedglin Lucille Hennon Floyd Hinds June Hinds Thomas Hodgson Francis Holaus Aileen Hudson Shirley Hulbert Robert Hume Floyd Humphrey (ieorge Hunter Mary E. Huskin James Isacco Burdette Jack Frederlta Johnson (ieorge Ketler Howard Klink William Klink Betty Knauff Tony Lagnese Virginia Lininger John Lowery Mary Ellen Lucas Mary Grace Lutz Grace MacArthur Alex MacCrae Nick Madalina Virginia Manny Edith Martin William Mathieson Charlotte Matthews Bernice McBride Katherine McBride William McCamey James McCarl Sam McClelland Adrian McConnell Merle McConnell Ruth McCoy Clair McCutheon Helen McGill Virginia McGill Perry McKnight Thomas McKnight Milford Mcl aughlin Frank McWilliams Elizabeth Miller Virginia Millsop William Milner Lois Moore Vivian Montgomery Mary E. Morrison Alice Muir Jack Mullen Erma Negri Maxine Nelson Evelyn Nutt Madeline Orr Helen Osborne William Osborne Roger Paganelli Mary Painter Alberta Palm Betty Palmer Frank Patterson Ruth Patton Charles Pearson Slyvia Peden Anna Perry Dorothy Peters Louise Pettit Charles Platt Jean Platt Alice Price Robert Ray Hazel Ross Beat rice Rea Elton Rea Estella Rea Ruth Reiser Edward Reno Raymond Rhoades Dorothy Richardson Kenneth Robinson Clair Robson Dean Rogers Anna Mary Rossman Ruth Sawyer Harold Sefton Russell Shaffer Wayne Shumaker John Smith Lois Smith Martha Smith Mary Snyder Sally Soppitt Matthew Sleekier Rosemary Stewart Dorothy Stine Ethel Talor Mary Todd Ruth Thompson Laverne Town ley Kathleen Uber Mary Uber Sara Vincent Lucille Vogan Elizabeth Walters Loyal Walters William Walters Edmond Warren Betty White John Wible Edward Wigton Glenn Williams Leontinc Williamson Louise Williamson Maxine Winger Martha Wol stone raft Twenty-one