Highland Hall School - Candle Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)
- Class of 1935
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THE CANDLE Staff of the School ELIZABETH GILBERT BALDVVIN .............,......... .............. P rincipal of the School A. B. Vassar Collegeg Graduate Student of Yale University ELIZABETH GILBERT BALDWIN . . ......................... .. History A. B. Vassar College CATHERINE BURROWES ' lllaflzeniatzcx A. B. VVellesley Collegeg Graduate Student of Harvard University and Columbia University ELEANOR W. DEXTER ...... Plzysirul Education B. S. Russell Sage Collegeg Barnard College ELMIRA M. DU'NLEX'Y ........................................................ Latin A. B. Mount Holyolge Collegeg A. M. Columbia University MARY ELIZABETH HzXRRIS .......... .,.... Art-History of Ari A. B. Cornell Universityg tudent under foreign masters in Paris and Madrid MARY REID ........... . . . . ..................................... English A. B. University of Manchest r, Englandg Teacher's diploma, University of Manchester HILDA G. RUCH ............................................ .S'fiv11t'v-Sctwcfuriul Studfvx A. B. Swarthmore Collegeg Graduate Student of Columbia University ELIZABETH V. SOULEYAIAN .................................. .................. F rvurlz Licenciee en droit, Universite de Saratovg Diplfimee d'Etudes superieures de langue et du litterature franeaises, Universite de Parisg A. H. Columbia University JANE XVILSON XYOOD ......,................., . ....... .. PidI10-HtlflllOllj'-C1107111-Sl-Iljlllljl Peabody Conservatory of Music Piano Teachers Certiiicateg Pupil of Ernest Hutcheson C3939 MR. KREBS BENCHOFF Inzxirilvfor in H0l'.VCIlIt1lIX11Z-fl GRACE E. FITTS ................,...................................... Home ECUl10II1lL'5 B. S. Oregon State Collegeg Graduate Wfork at Oregon State College and Pennsylvania State College MRS. F. XVOOIJS BECKRIAN ....,......................... Lecturer on Current Et'cui.v Graduate of the Schumann School in Bonng Master Class Graduate, Cologne Conservatory of Musicg Graduate of Royal Academy of Commercial and Domestic Sciences for Girls, Rheydt, Germany ESTHER XV. 'WAIT ...................................................... House Director Wells Collegeg Graduate of Mechanics Institute of Rochester VIRGINIA HAILE Rfgf-fffaf' HELEN F. DEAL .... ..... - .- Seffefafy DR. J. O. PROSSER .... Physician to the School 7 THE CANDLE' Class Cfficers .-ldeiscr ...... ...., M ISS WOOD President ........ .... B ETTY HIGGINS Viet- President . .. ........ RUTH EDWARDS Secretary ...... ........., ll IARION STONE Treaszzrcr .... ........... . .. DOROTHY B. NlCCORMICK Class Motto Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot Colors Scotch Plaid Flower Heather Mascot Mary Ca horsej 966 ffslvould Auld Acquaintance Be Forgotv HE History of Highland Hall, Volume LXVHI, is a very important and in- teresting book to which a score of collaborators have just completed the last chapter. To put the period at the end of the particular pages that belong to the Class of 1935 is a task that we are reluctant to perform. Near their end are the days of happy daily intercourse with our classmates, with our teachers, and with the rest of the student body. As these last days approach we realize, as never before, what a debt we owe to the two principals we have known, to three members of the faculty who have acted as advisers, to all those who have guided and befriended and inspired us. XYe know now what is the value of the friendships we have made here, and we shall say or sing the time-honored words of our motto with deep and sincere feel- ing. Think of us sometimes as we shall certainly think of you. XVe take away great memories, we hope we leave good ones behind. May those who follow us find the same spirit of comradeship in their own classes, the same desire to uphold the traditions of our Alma Mater to whom we say Good- bye today. 8 - Tl-IE CANDLE Class History N the fall of 1931 four young girls proudly entered the Freshman class of High- land Hall. Because the Sophomore class was also small that year we joined forces as the Underclassmen , and spent a very happy year. As Sophomores our numbers increased to fifteen. Wihat fun we had now that we could be masters ordering our slaves about, with remembrance of our own initiation. lYe had the privilege of setting the tables for our sister class, the Seniors, and of showing the school our dramatic talent in two playlets: At the Movies and An Interrupted Proposal . Still more important when our junior year arrived, we let others know in our special song that XYe were a peppy bunch and always so alive . lt would be impossible to tell you all the fun the seventeen of us had, but deplorable to omit a mention of the highlights of that good year. XVe followed the tradition of giving a tea dance at mid-year. XVe produced Sauce for the Goslings' and The Lost Silk Hat and gave a farewell party to the Seniors. Two days very close together saw us introduced to junior Hill, following this expedition by a very successful Junior Day. And then came Graduation XYeek and our proud acceptance of the right to sit on Senior Bench. NYe were also very proud to find that one of our class re- cei-ved the Katharine Gist Berryman Cup. Now we are Seniors. lt is with a sinking feeling that we realize our days at Highland Hall are drawing to a close but at the same time we are looking to the days beyond. Under Student Government as it has been developed this year, we feel our responsibility as Seniors more seriously than ever before. We are cer- tainly enjoying our privileges too and having great times at Senior tables. Soon we shall initiate our Juniors into the mysteries of the Hill, and give up our bench as we join the great company of Alumnae. As we leave the school we shall carry with us happy memories of past days, and we hope that the thought of its spirit will always mean much to us as we go out into a world of new experiences and untried ways. ll'lARY JANE LEE. 9 THE CANDLE lil.lZABlZ'l'll lXqliRCllANT HIGGINS- Betty Tan .-I kcvjwr of .vilclzrc vloqnczzt, 1Yct'a'y, yet royally well COIlfl'Cll'1f', Social Service '33, '34, '35, President of Junior and Senior class '34, '35, Athletic board '34, French plays '34, '35, Track team '33, '34, Rid- ing '33, '34, Katherine Berryman Cup '34, Li- brary assistant '33, Music Club '35. 1 y -if - Aa . Fl fgififtlfe R VT 1-I l3L'L'KINt1llA it linwA RDS W'hite T110 rua Son jiruz, llzc z'C111ju'rafv will E11dzo'a1zcu, forusigflzf, sfrcngflz, and skill Social Service president '35, Vice-president of class '34, '33, Hockey team '34, '35, Basket Hall team '34, '35, Basket Hall Captain '35, Track team '34, Athletic board '34, '35: Xmas lung, pageant '34, '35, French play '35, Music Club '35. 4 fast' air' VAT?-tis VM ..z,J KJ,a9'f If i5n3'D'J3A AJP t-5.6, B lARlUN lDl'l l'ING S'l'ONli--A'll'l2lllllC Wlhite lI'lzo uzczw' dvfvrs and Jzczfcr tlt'IlIU1Ifl.S', Hu! smiling fakes the world 'in liar lza11ds Senior class secretary '35, Hockey team '33, '34, '35, Swimming team '33, Archery '33, '34, Choral club '33, '34, '35, French play '35, Vice- l'rc-sident of Student Council '35, Xmas pageant '3-I, '35, Secretary Dramatic Club '35. 10 4- THE CANDLE DOROTHY BELLE iX'ICCORBIICK-'iDOft Tan Singing slzc is or Iazaglifing all the day, Size is as fresh as is the 111011111 of May Treasurer of junior and Senior class '34, '35, Athletic board treasurer '35, Choral club '34, '35, Choir '34, '35, Dramatic club '35g Hockey team '34, '35, Basket Ball team '34, '35, Captain Basket Ball team '35g French play '35, Track team '34, Music Club '35, -Hikes - ,M7 '3 ? CAL ' WMD, cool. IAQ, 0409 ALM-Q QQ .xfzij M wifi! , - , i. -K DOROTl'IY IELIZABETH BART11- Betty XVhite suzooflz and steadfast lllilld, .el heart with equal Iozfc ra11zbz11vd, Assistant Editor of Candle '35, Choral club '35, Music club '35, FERN BIARJORIE CooK4 Cookie Tan How lzajify is slit' barn amz' fflllflflf H'l10sv armor is liar IIOIIUSZ' tlzazzglzf' Choral club '35, Photographic Editor of Candle '35, Hockey team '35, Choir '35, Xmas pageant '35, Music Clubi35. f gygflj X l L aff . Q, 1'fi5'wf ' THE CANDLE l'Et:isY CVFAY FLL'KE4HFllllil6H Tan Shu has a spirit still and bright U'it1z samutlzilzig of allgclit' light French play '353 Hockey team '35g Horse Slum' '32, '33, '3-l. 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For lzzmzazz 11af1u'c's daily food Hockey team '35: Choral Club '35g Secretary Student Government Council '35: Assistant Busi- ness Manager Canrlle Board '35g Music Club '35. Tan A, LCLMJ WWW AL 16 THE CANDLE 2 WE dedicate this page to MARY GARLAND because other outstanding work as first President of the Student Council. Her record also includes the follow- ing activities and offices: Treasurer of Dramatic Club '35, Business manager Candle, '35, Choral Club and Choir, '34 '35, Basketball and Hockey teams, '34, '35, Varsity Basketball, '34, Assistant Librarian '34. 1 fd4.A..g,4,.eea-vn.cfa-14-4'V5- Zi' ff-rvlgjio 'N j 'y -za JA,,,,g,.,,.,.,.J ,,,s D-1.2 - A'f Zg,..,,,,,.l,,f.,, We-New-oe 17 Qlj THE CANDLE :mm-REU H E,3O:: :Raw we-cubic: F-22 :E3 yang H :SEL :msec 'DUCK ME HO HUB.-HO ugh: :QQ ug EEZ: :WO-Us-E E 25:23 H :Haag- w-:vm QF: 5:3-UNM :mg N E 53 rg:-m Umm Pam: :EN--ou :om-:E N was H : :FEEKE we USS 0-Sm :NEMA ugsutmg-nom: :BF-Nu N 2 C0353-HW :N Eu 0?- :mw-:M SE-hm :QS NED-EQ AE: :QEESE uw MEET5: :OF-xmas: u:Nm'-OF: G .Oi 'CZ :ec F32-H -83:5 mi-USF: 22-3 : : : : I ES: Hiya an-U N ya: PF .E HO -5:0515 Us OP :J-WAN-Q EEE N Nh-:NE OH Eztihwsucmt 5 QD OF' Eli:IQWQGQXSHNM-my hwm -llrlvlllimucnkswmnlu-ow Ho: LVWMUEMBOMUMSOUIV-WW -in E:E:5VEMWQEJ-:Nt -sm' :maven-unc?-W Ho: AXN4 '.LNA'N. 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I llllll can Cezglag- 2-kgs! all-,Egg 12:5-on Ilhll :cm-E :iyozaz THEME 53:55-own ' A'A :EQ Y... :ME E:gu3A: :jwwu-3 cw-vm Euhgdgm .V-:Eiga-O 1:3-E VJ-own: 'E-zogza llxl :QE :Q QED lieu-coo 1 basgm: USES:-DMZ : : 1 : ph!-on :E 'I'.A any-3 22-Eh has .4...x40koEu03 agtnz is-otwa 05:52 Eivcoum :SEE :EICOZ-wank mgagm V-UME-6002 2-Wm NASH?-on W 'HAAI -SNES :lapis EZJSAQWWH- 5:-am EEVI001- 0:24 ENE Ezggmnm :W-Um :E-mcagm bam 4::::N3N:02O 2-C4 giahngum-NU Ezv-HE .ZEN-Nad--NU gn-WU-52 X 1 3-:E mama up-N3-E F-:iz : xbzga-HOD 2-on : V XOOU 2-ET-as 4 A-:am bam UE-WZ Tl-lE CANDLE The Ideal Highland Hall Girl Must Have Barth . . Cook ..... Dougherty .... Edwards . Fluke .... Gallaher .. Gelstharp .... .... ' ' Greenawalt Higgins .. Hughes .. Lee ...... Lesehey . . McCormick Moyer ..... . . Stone .... XVarfel . . . XYCIH101'6 . lVright ... ,, , Young . . . Athletic ability of-Ruthane Capers Complexion of-Becky 'atterson Eyelashes of-Maudie Warfel Generosity of-Laurie Morningstar Good nature of-Dort McCormick Personality of-Mildred Celstharp Scholastic ability of-Marion liclwarcls Highland Hall Theatre XYhat Every lYoman Knows' Little Friend Flaming Youth Grand Old Girl Peg O' My Heart Forsaking All Other Laugh, Clown, Laug l'm No A-Xngelu lYomen Must Dress' One Hour Late Kid Millions Now and Forever Our Gang Comedy Alice in lYonderland Age of Innocence Patterson .... The Little Colonel Bright Eyes Sunny Side Cp Lady by Choice XYomen Are Fielden nv S h Y -Q THE CANDLE ' Class Prophecy NE day in june 1950, as l was reading a daily paper I found the following items in Heather Plaid Horse's Keyhole Column: VVe would advise the Oh-No-No-Nite Club to advertise for a new hostess in view of the fact that a prosperous young doctor has been seen in constant company with Mary Frances lVright, who is hostess at the moment. It is rumoured that the next spectacular flight of Miss Marion Stone will not be a solo one. In case Mrs. Mercedes Gallaher Blank is interested, her millionaire husband has been seen in the company of a certain very alluring blonde quite frequently. Perhaps you had better cut short your visit to the Lido, Mrs. Blank. In the social columns I found only one item which interested me :- Society was royally entertained yesterday at a fox-hunt on the estate of Miss Elizabeth Higgins, the world-renowed philosopher. The well-known author, critic and pub- lisher, Miss Maudie VVarfel from London was introduced at dinner afterwards. Turning to the reviews of current literature, plays and movies, I found the names of many old classmates. Among the notices I read :- The credit of best seller goes once again to a book of poems from the pen of Miss Betty Barth , and also to a volume entitled: Subtle Humor Applied to Advantage , the author of which is our beloved humorist, Mildred Gelstharp. The critic of current hits pays tribute to a great comedian who has a large share in making the Follies the success it is-and we find we are reading about our own Dorothy B. McCormick in her famous Ben Blue act. VVe advise you all to see the Follies of 1950 if only to enjoy the songs of the hour as sung by that popular young lady of song, Doris Dougherty. I must confess that I did not expect to meet any familiar names among the advertisements but I was wrong. Several of my former classmates do work for an honest living, as these advertisements show :- The greatest dog-show on earth-Edwards' Dog Circus--The most famous trained dogs in the world, under the personal supervision of their owner, Ruth Edwards . Martha XVetmore, expert on finger-nails, advises Cutexf' Bridge for young wits taught in easy stages by Harriet Leschey, interna- tionally-knowri authority . For artistic curling of bangs, come to Moyer's Beauty Shop . CSO Margaret is manager and owner too, I seej. Correct your English with the help of Proper Speech and Expression by Peggy Fluke. 20 Tl-IE CANDLE Why I waited till the last to look at the front pages, I do not know unless it was a case of saving the best till last. Anyway, I was to receive a series of surprises when I turned to these headlines :- Marjorie Cook, first woman President of the United States, elected by a sweeping majority . Anne Greenawalt won the Blair County Pie-Eating Contest without diffi- culty consuming tifty pies in one houru. Pikeville College today celebrated the tenth anniversary of its experience under a woman President. Dr. Mary Jane Lee has done wonders for the school and is very popular with the student body . A perfect reproduction of the rubber plant has just been discovered by Helen Hughes, chemist on the staPf of Columbia University . Rebecca Patterson, head of the Girl Scouts of America, made a very im- pressive speech yesterday at the National Convention meeting in Chicago . Polly Young, accused of robbing a warehouse containing California lemons, has been acquitted on the grounds of temporary insanity caused by her craving for that fruit . And so I put aside the paper and think over the surprising items I have just read. It seems certain that my old class-mates are making their mark in the world. Senior, be just and good and fair. Take life seriously, yet see humor in it. Hold your head high and take care I1 ' 'N ' 1 lo be yourself-a benior every mlnute. Be wise. Don't lose your humility Be brave, and keep your courage bright. Don't be afraid to face reality. Be gay. In small things find delight. A Soft Answer Turneth Away Wrath. You say it's good-my criticism My writing you deplore. You like my humble witticism My style you like still more. You think my writing very bad My technique is still worse. Verbs and commas drive me mad. I'll try. Excuse this verse! Betty Barth. 21 Tl-IE CANDLE Class Will E, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-five, of Highland Hall Holli- daysburg, in the state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make and publish this our last VVill and Testament. First, we give and bequeath to the members of the present junior Class our dig- nity of mien, power of leadership, and profundity of wisdom, to be divided equally among them., if possible. Second, we give and bequeath to the following members of the Junior Class these, our material possessions:- The mask in Room 201 we give and bequeath to the President of the Senior Class of 1936. The lion in the cage in Room 220 we give and bequeath to the future occupants of that room. The geranium, which has somehow been lost, we give and bequeath to the one who can lind it. Our forgotten books we leave to be divided among those Juniors who most need them. Third, we give and bequeath to the following persons our personal characteristics in the hope that they may benefit the legatees. Though these gifts may seem but trifling bequests, we hope they will be received and regarded as constant reminders of our generous natures:- Betty Higgins gives and bequeaths her famous eyebrow to Kate Baird. Betty is sorry she cannot spare her dime. Maudie Xllarfel gives and bequeaths those big brown eyes to Dorothy Dann. Ruth Edwards gives and bequeaths her ability in basketball to Laura Morningstar. Mildred Gelstharp gives and bequeaths her subtle humor to Eleanor Edwards. Rebecca Patterson gives and bequeaths her innocence to Kate Baird. Marion Stone gives and bequeaths her figure to Betty .lane Hildorf. Polly Young gives and bequeaths her crutches to Ruthane Capers. Mary jane Lee gives and bequeaths her room in the inhrmary to Marian Edwards. Mercedes Gallaher gives and bequeaths her mastered accent to Susan Swartz. Doris Dougherty gives and bequeaths her treasured voice to Dorothy Dann. Harriet Leschey gives and bequeaths her size to Laura Morningstar. Marjorie Cook gives and bequeaths her quietness to Betty Jane Hildorf. Helen Hughes gives and bequeaths her skill as a back-seat driver to Eleanor Edwards. 22 THE CANDLE Dorothy B. McCormick gives and bequeaths her imitation of Ben Blue also to Eleanor Edwards. Mary Frances Wright gives and bequeaths her personality to Betty jane Hildorf. Margaret Moyer gives and bequeaths her beautiful bangs to Katrine Barclay. Anne Greenawalt gives and bequeaths her daily correspondence to Susan Swartz. Martha W'etmore gives and bequeaths her good teeth, exercised con- tinuously on her finger nails to Marian Edwards. Betty Barth gives and bequeaths her poetic ability to Katrine Barclay. The combined appetites of Martha VVetmore and Mercedes Gallaher we give and bequeath to Laura Catherine Morningstar. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal this third day of June in the year nineteen hundred and thirty-live. THE SENIOR CLASS. Going Fishing HE trouble began when I accepted what I felt was a not too warm invi- tation from Daddy that one of the girls go fishing with him. If Dad was disturbed at the immediate acceptance of his suggestion, he did not show it, and along I went with him, never thinking I should be a nuisance. From the start things went badly-in fact went from bad to worse. Now, I had chosen my prettiest summer frock in honor of the occasion. Dad asked if I hadn't more sense than to wear a white one. Thinking he was concerned about my getting the precious dress dirty, I took no offense at the question, but I had to ask why he handed out to me a very old jacket, torn and rather the worse for wear. Don't you know, he asked, that the white would frighten the fish ? I looked at him and laughed, but found he was not joking. Then we had to iind a boat. The first we selected leaked badly and we began to sink as soon as we had taken our seats. The second choice was better and we rowed out into the middle of the dam. It was interesting to watch Dad casting. I thought it very graceful and quite easy, and was anxious to try my luck. In response to my eager request for a lesson I was told that the first thing I had to learn was to keep quiet. It seemed that my lesson in that particular was to start right away! After some minutes of silence I began to hum to keep myself company. A Shush! crushed me for a while. He was not in such a bad humor but he had lost three fish and was getting there. Some one on shore hailed us cheerfully. I turned round to shout an answer, and rocked the boat. Daddy dropped his line and I caught it. But I didn't catch Daddy. He has not repeated his invitation. MARY ANN HUTCHISON. 23 Tl-IE CANDLE Calendar Seplembcr 25th- 'Tis a pleasure to be here At Highland Hall, the school so dear. 28th- The traditional Twig, as is the rule, Is hidden today by a girl of the school. 29th- The stunts tonight, our first event, XVe all agree were excellent. October 4th- Now we hear some moans and groans: I guess they are the new girls' tones. Ioth- The Tans and Wliites are on the run: The hockey season has begun. ln the evening all were hearty At the annual Candle party. 2oth- To the Manse we went for tea, Then Cleopatra we did see. 27tl1f .. I-lalloween was a big delight. The students, dressed in colors bright. Did in the Horror chamber dare To sit upon the Haunted Chair!! 28tl1- It isn't quite the general rule For boys to visit at the school, But the tea this afternoon Makes us hope for another soon. 29th- The XVhites again increased their fame By winning the second hockey game. .Yalfeiizber Zn cl- Mrs. Beckman came to discuss The current events of the world with us. 5th- The Tans have fought with all their might But once again the winners are VVhite. 11th- By the tire we sat this eve A Christmas pageant to conceive. 16th- Determined to be defeated no more The Tans are victors with a very big score. 17th- Plays in French were presented tonight And truly gave us great delight. Bishop Brown, our weekend guest, Added his praises to all the rest. 24 P- THE CANDLE Calendar :oth- From our classes we did stay 'lo be photographed today. 22l1Cl-- Today the hockey season's done Whites are victorious-four to one. 24th- Needing a vacation badly XYe all gave up a free day gladly So that at home an extra day The following weekend we might stay. 26th- Senior Hill-a muddy walk! But this is private. Let no one talk. Durvzziber Sth- '.l'l1e Seniors were guests at a tea today. l'liggy as hostess, made us gay. Her cakes-from homefdeliciozzs food, Put us all in a pleasant mood. 15th- XYe all went down to see Mrs. Deem's Preparations for Christmas Eve-it seems She gathers around her hundreds of toys To be given as presents to poor girls and boys. 16th- Presented in a mood most reverent XVe see the annual Christmas pageant. This old English Miracle play XYill always in our memory stay. Ioth- Christmas is honored at Highland Hall With a party, dinner, Santa, and all. 20th- Inkwells, uniforms, books disappear. Xlfhy? My dear!! The vacations herel 1935 jlllllllll'-Y 7th- Now the students are filing right in. Yes, it is nice to be back once again! I3tl1- From today we have a memory Of a line Social Service tea. 19th- Most of the ice was pretty bad But a small smooth area kept us glad. 29th- Sing up! sing out! sing lower! sing higher! But we'll never beat the XN'estminster Choir. goth- The mid-year exam. Demands that we cram! 25 iwF'f7?2gfUf rfXkf11 3W?'3Y'E 'f E1'f2+'?1'lf'2'i mga?-SEE Lf'??i+ 5f'??..i'f ' 'ff C wma wi- ? f 'M 1 L . i'4'a'h'K3i w:f: ' hu 1' 9-+ .ff-aw-W ig.. .V U. Y f ' Q' .Ll 'Jr QI ' P 'J Iv V 1 K ' IE.: VI! , , 'T -wulve L, fly -M, W ly: .P ' ly 'lf I if f. vw i? ' I ' .I 7. Q ' '.' ' AA ':, j ' . IQ., 'V Yf!1,d'A.,f -N v. ,jfix-', . 1 S - Q' br ' ' 'A 0+ v'..',vT. ' 4. .sf ww f- ,. 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A horse and sleigh Brought comfort to those who at school must stay VVhile the weekenders are away. March zncl- Everyoue was feeling gay .-Xt the Senior cabaret. Orchestra, floor show, all complete Gave the guests a rare good treat. 6th- Vlle were indeed a happy bunch VVith Bishop Brown our guest at lunch. 14th- All the school went in to hear The Gerhart in the concert of the year. On this occasion they combine XNith Ernest Hutcheson, a pianist line. Next weekend's quite a busy one With several girls at Washington. 23rd- Our study-hall could hardly seat The crowd that came for Quality Street . 28th- All the girls are ready to cheer Now that Spring vacation's here. And let us not forget the delight That Mrs. Harris provided one night. .-lpril Sth- Through snowstorms, sleet, we plow our way And Spring comes slowly up this way . And now we grant the printer's request. NVrite up in your diaries all the rest!! 26 A Hymn for Highland Hall Tune: Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Oh, Highland Hall we live for thee To make thy name sublime. We work and play that you may he As staunch and proud eternally As you are in our time. XVe always strive to do our best XVe honor your ideal. NVe've kept our ship upon its course Against the maelstrom wind, and force Of diiheulties real. The school of all our youthful joys NVe'll always think of thee- The greatest friend we've ever known, We'll always love thee as a home And ever reverent be And ever reverent be. BETTY BART11. 27 THE CANDLE ' . Tl-IE Vw . M ,fir 'F Ve it CANDLE 6' ful z1fZf 7:?'-- 7,,,.- Iumors M1ss HARRIS .A1dzfiscr.. . Pl'CSlU7Cll1' Vice-Pres ......IxAT1zBA1RD idvnz' . . . , NIARIAN EDXVARD5 . . . INZATRINE BARCLAY . . . . . ....... SUSAN SVVARTZ Treasurer ..,. Secretary RUTHANE CAPERS ELEANOR EDWARDS DoRo'r11y IJANN PJETTY DIANE HILDOIQIT The Junior Class N accordance with the tradition of the class, the Tea Dance was our principal social activity this year and took place in February. The schoolroom was decorated for the occasion in red and white, anticipating Valentine's Day, and the music was supplied by a local orchestra. l XVe are looking forward with great pleasure to our special dinner and visit to the movies in honor of the Seniors, to Junior Day and to the revelation of the secrets of Junior Hill, and hnally to the moment when we may sit on Senior bench, We are very grateful to Miss Baldwin and to Miss Harris, our adviser, who have made this year such a happy one for all of us. 28 fldifisw' . Presidcuf Vice-Pros S ccrc far-v Trcaszzruf HE rehearsals for our procluguon ot Xhce m ll ondellaucl au pmpccclm as the 5ea1boolx hoes to press XX e xx ant to Oflt'1 a tl lbutc or tham 5 to Nlmb Dunlevy, our adx 1scr tor her unurm aptlutleb and to 1155 Harms tc 1 hw as slstance in our play Thanks too to all thu uls xx ho have helped to mal Q thw a happy and prospuous year tom thg Llais of 19.31 Tl-IE CANDLE Athletic Board ELIEVING Our former method Of awarding letters for work in athletics to be somewhat out of date, the Athletic board suggested this year that the school try the Point System. lt was voted On by the school and accepted. By selling refreshments at the various Hockey and Basketball games throughout the year the Board has managed to collect a surplus in its treas- ury, which made it possible for us to give to the school rubber matting for the swimming pool. NVe are hoping to be able tO improve the athletic equip- ment still more at the end of this year. Members: Ruthane Capers Mary Garland Doris Dougherty Harriet Leschey Ruth Edwards Dorothy McCormick Polly Young fidzfriser to .Jflzletic Board . . . .. Miss DEXTER Capfaizz of the Tans ..... . .... MARY GARLAND Captain of the Whites .......... .... R UTHANE CAPERS President of the A-Jflzleiic Board . . ........ DORIS DOUGHERTY Treasurer ................,. . . , . . . DOROTHY B. MCCORMICK 30 'i Tl-IE CANDLE Hockey HE 1934 Hockey season started out with a majority of new players on both the Tan and VVhite teams. As a result, intensive practice was necessary and no games were played until October nineteenth. This game was very close, and exciting to the very last, resulting in a score of three for the VVhites and one for the Tans. The second game was played October twenty-ninth, and the XVhites again won the contest by a score of two to the Tan's one. When, on November ninth the XVhites took the third game of the season by one point- Vtfhites three and Tans two-the Tans began to fear the loss of the Hockey title which they had held for the two previous years. The effect of this thought was beneficial to the Tans, for in the next game they came away with a victory of eight to one over the Wfhites. This sudden spurt of ability on the part of Tan players, however, did not last, and the Wfhites won the Final game, fXVhites four, Tans threej giving to them the 1934 Hockey title. Q56 Basketball HIS year's basketball season opened with decided victories for the lYhites in two preliminary games in January and February. There seemed to be no doubt as to the champions this year. The first of the series of ofiicial games on February 2nd gave the victory to the XYhites with a score of thirty-seven to live. The second encounter, one of the most spectacular games of the season, saw the other side victorious with the score of twenty-live to twenty-four. This reversal of the fortunes of the light seemed to put more spirit into the Tans and made the competition keener. The XYhites were top in the third game in which the Tans gave them a very exciting time. As we go to press, the issue of the championship is still to be decided. 31 THE CANDLE 1 Q' TAN HOCKEY TEAM .Uazzagur ... . ............................. H. 1 LbL1IlX L. lluwmau J. Hutson M. Cook ID. B. Mcforlmd D. Dougherty M. Garland B. J. Hildorf M. Moyer M. XYarfel M. F. XY1'igl1t N- TAN HASKIZTBALL TEAM Jlalzagcrs .... ......... D. Dougherty M. Garland Ti. Hildorf J. Hutson M. XN'arfel 0 D. B. 1XIC.CO1NIIC1x P. YOUM, .QIIUIIGQUV XX IIITIC lLXSKIiTB.'XLL TIQXM R. Capers M. Iidwards M. Gallaher M. Gelstharp S. Swartz R Izm.'.x1ms TI-IE CANDLE Jfalzagcr K. N M R. M M XYHITE HOCKEY TEAM Barclzly' Cooper Edwards Edxvarrls Gallahcr Gelstharp -T. Kelsey M. Lee: R. Pattcrsrm M. Stone RI. Xx'CtI11lJl'l. R. Capers .. J. BUILD THE CANDLE S v The Candle Board Ediforiizz-flzicf .. ......... ll. GE1.srHARP . lssisfazzts ...... . . B. BAli'l'l'l, MARY bl. LEE Bzzsilzcss .lfanagcr .. ...,....... M. GARLAND .-lssisfant ........... . .. M. F. XVRIGHT .-hz'z'cr1'isi11g ,Uanagur .. M. XVARFEL .-Issismnz' ............. H. HLYGPIES Plzotograflis illanagvr ..... M. COOK .elssistazzf ..................................... M. XVETMORE XYING to the result of the advertising campaign we have been able to plan and publish a book that is much more ambitious than was the case last year. Our friends have been numerous and generous and we are grateful for their help. A successful party in October added a useful sum to our funds. As we send the book to the printer, we do not know if we shall have a surplus but if such should be the case we are hoping to spend it on books for the library and magazine table. 34 TI-IE CANDLE The Choral Club 1iATRINE BARCLAY BETTY BARTH LAVINIA BOXYMAN IRUTHANE CAPERS MARJORIE COOK DORIS DOCGIIERTY ELEANOR EDXVARDS NIARIAN EDWARDS RUTH EDWARDS BqARY GARLAND NIILDRED GELSTIIARP .XNNE GRliI'IN.AXK'AI,1' JANE IQELSEY PIARRIET LESCHEY TJOROTHY B. NICCORMICK INIARGARET KIOYER REBECCA PATTERSON HET1'IE -TOE PAULL SIANICE PORTER BIARION STONE SUSAN SXYARTZ RIARTHA NWETIIORE BIARY FRANCES XVRIGIIT ff!!! ISQQJQJQAAAJI 0604-CA! 3 20561-Ly lxhrir . flag' it 'R53q'43i51al:fw'- . fx-' '5 -+.4- Af-WLM. 1 - 1 -ww.-.- 1. -1 - z 1- H, '4455131fTi2 7E'fYf:3 -'ffaiwm-fd f-,M r N Q.. ! T g, .QVYQ-'i5L, - - x...:'!,g-Q' .-,J',-4: ,, , 1:4 bfI,f:..v I .il-f'?.' X.:-l' T, tll'5 :O-ful .-'A',1'1g-:'3.f-J'1.,,A V . 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DORIS DOI,'Gl'll5R1'X' Scr1'ciaz'-I' - -'-' .. TYTARION STONE 7'- zcaszzrcr ...A........ ............. . . NTARY GARLAND lx.-X'l'li BAIRO -IANIA: TQELSI-ZY LAVINIA BOwRIAN RTARY LAIRD TTTLIZANOR CARTIQR ATARY JANE Lian 'll-:AN HL rsON ljORO'1'1lY TVTCCORMICK NTAUDIE XVARIf15L T the opening ul' the school year two members constituted the Club. llowever, the French plays anfl the Christmas Pageant aclclecl eleven enthusiasts to our number. The main proiluction of the year was the presentation of Quality Street on March 23111. The charm of the period ccmstumes, the scenery, the whimsical anrl amusing' situations arising' out Of the action, the olcl-world flialogue anil mannershall these all'orc,le4.l to a large ancl very appreciative auilience an enjoyable evening. The leailing parts, that of the llashing ' Yalentine llrown, anfl of Miss l'hoelIe of the Rin,Q'lets were acterl lay Doris llougherty anal Mary Lairtl who gave very line interpretations. The inquisitive olil maicls, l'atty and her follower, Ensign lllalles of the apple cheeks, and the school chilclren were :illly representerl hy lb, li, Mcformiclc, M. fiarlanil, li. Carter, li. liaird, ll. llughes, l.. llowman, ul. Kelsey anfl kl. llutson. 36 'Swv X X' as -. , ,I THECANDLE sf, Miss lflarris as coach, producer, designer, dressmaker and milliner gave us her untiring help and the Dramatic Club wishes to express its warmest thanks to her. XYe also want to thank several friends from outside the school for the loan of furniture and dresses that helped to create the impression of the days and the ways of the Napoleonic era. For most valuable help behind the scenes and in the publicity depart- ment, the following girls were made members of the Club: K. Barclay, R. Capers, M. Moyer and M. lYetmore. Other dramatic performances have been given during the year and among these the French plays stand out in memory. Elsewhere an account of this appears. The Lost Elevator was the chief attraction of the Hallowe'en party in the gymnasium and drew into the cast several girls who have since been elected to the club. Qur annual Christmas play, one of the old English Mysteries, was per- formed with suitable music on the Sunday before the breaking-up in Decem- ber. The scenes of the Annunciation, the Manger, the Shepherds, the Magi were most reverently and feelingly shown and the singing by the hidden choir added not a little to the inspiring effect of the whole presentation. La Soiree Francaise A soiree frangaise a eu lieu le dix-sept novembre. Les eleves de troisieme ont donne deux pieces d'un auteur inconnu du Moyen Age. Les resumes de ces pieces ont ete donne par Marian Edwards et Susan Swartz. , La premiere piece, L'Homme qui epousa une Femme Muetteu, est une altaque spirituelle dirigee contre la femme. L'auteur lui reproche une langue trop pendue. Son bavardage continuel est, selon lui, si insupportable que le mari, apres avoir obtenu le guerison miraculeuse de sa femme par un fameux medecin, voud- rait qu'elle fut de nouveau muetteg il prefere son mutisme paroles insensees. Et comme le docteur se dit incapable de don de la parole, il obtient de lui de le rendre sourd, ainsi de la maison. Dans Les Deux Aveuglesn, l'auteur nous montre que autres, est ordinairement trompe son tour. La gaiete, la au flot incessant de priver Catherine du que les domestiques celui qui trompe les verve de cette piece a ete bien mise en valeur par les executantes. En general, nos jeunes actrices-K. Baird, R. Edwards, P. Fluke, M. Gar- land, M. Gelstharp, B. Higgins, M. Lee, H. Leschey, D. McCormick, M. Moyer, R. Patterson, M. Stone, M. Xvarfel-ont rempli leurs roles avec grand succes et ont ete tres applaudies par les nombreux spectateurs reunis 21 Highland Hall. Le public a beaucoup admire la mise-en-scene tres elaboree et tres artistiqueg nous la devons aux efforts des eleves de la classe de dessin sous la direction de Miss Harris. Dans l'entr'acte, les membres du cercle musical de Highland Hall, sous la direction de Miss VVood, ont execute un air de l'opera de Tschaikoxvsky, La Dame du Pique . Nous felicitons Madame Souleyman du succes de sa soiree frangaise. 37 THE CANDLE Social Service . ldvisfr . . . . . . A4155 CATHERINE BURROVVES President ......... ......... R UTH B. EDVVARDS Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. MARY LEE ELEANOR CARTER BETTY HIGGINS ELEANOR EDWARDS BETTY J. HILDORF HETTIE JOE PAULI. HE Social Service Organization this year is composed of seven members, three of whom are former representatives. VVe have raised funds for our work through the sale of Hershey Bars, by teas, and from the generous contribu- tions and pledges of the members of the school and faculty. VVe aim to help as many local and outside charities as possible. Our first check was sent to Mrs. Deem to help her dress Santa , who was, of course, the main feature of her Christmas treat for the children of Hollidaysburg. lYe wish to thank Miss Burrowes for her guidance and help, the faculty, students and friends of the school for their generous support of this important and appealing part of our school life. 38 WWZPZM ,fy .49 f 'C Tl-IE The Student Council .-ldzfiser .... Miss BALDWIN President ....... ........ R IARY GARLAND Vice President .......... XIARIGN STONE .S'ccrcz'ary ..... . .. MARY lfRANC12s XYRIGHT Treasurer .. .. IDOROTIIY B. BICCORMICK E feel that this organization has made a very good beginning. Questions of all kinds have been brought up at the weekly meetings, discussed, and put before the student body by the members of the council. Certain privileges have been granted to the Seniors, the most appreciated of which is the conducting of Senior Chapel. XVith the help of our adviser, our aim has been to instil a sense of honor and pride in the traditions of the school into all those who look to us as leaders. 39 CANDLE Tl-IF CANDLE The Washington Trip FTER looking forward so long to the weekend trip to the capitol, we could hardly believe it when the 15th of March came round and noon found the tive of us packed in the school car and waving our excited goodbyes to the girls on the porch and at the windows. En route, we made a short stop at Mercersburg to see the very lovely school chapel. Then we resumed our journey, some knitting, and some look-- ing out eagerly for the markers on the road at historic spots, and later for the nrst glimpses of the buildings in XYashington. Arrived on the outskirts of the city, we admired many lovely houses and estates and looked for embassies and any buildings that seemed to be specially important. Our nrst duty after dinner was to go to the postoffice to buy the first issue of a special stamp for our collections, four of our party being eager philatelists. Next came a drive round the city to see the government buildings at night under the tlood-lights. NYe went inside the Congressional Library, and not for a long time shall we forget that wonderful view of the vast reading room as we saw it from one of the upper galleries. XYe admired the painted ceilings but most of all, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution claimed our reverent attention. These are preserved under glass and carefully guarded. Then there was the digniiied column that forms the Wiashington Monu- ment to be admired and the Lincoln Memorial in the same line of vision, with the stretch of water between rellecting the Capitol, As we drove by and looked in through the entrance, the figure of the great Emancipator seemed to be alive in his chair at the head of the steps. It is indeed a wonderful moving piece ul work. The front of the new Supreme Court building and the XYhite llouse, together with many of the executive offices of the government claimed our attention before we went to bed after a last look through our windows at the Capitol gleaming in the night. Next morning we began where we had left oil and went through the Capitol. lt would take too long for me to describe all the things the guide showed us and told us. ln the XYhite House, which claimed our attention next, we saw the different state rooms, in one of which was a display of the china used by various Presidents. Then we heard a debate in the Senate and were surprised to notice the informality with which it was conducted. That afternoon we drove out to see the home of George lYashington. The ride, the grounds, the gorgeous views across the Potomac from Mount Yernon, the house itself, especially its antique treasures all claimed their due share of admiration or reverent interest. The return trip allowed us a short stay at Christ Church, Alexandria where lVashington used to worship, and a 40 - -- THE CANDLE visit to the tomb of the lfnknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery. Dinner and a movie finished the day, and we were not at all sorry to go to bed. On Sunday we rested during the morning, and broke our return journey to visit the great cathedral that is rising on Mt. St. Alban. A further stop for a meal was the only other interruption of the drive back to school with minds stored full of new impressions and grand memories of an unforgettable experience. To those who planned, to those who looked after us on the way and in the city our best thanks are due for a very happy weekend. SUSAN SXYARTZ. GSNQD ummer Session I-IEN I entered the gates of Columbia University for the summer session. my feelings were a mixture of excitement and fear! The size and the unfamiliarity of the institution fascinated yet intimidated me. Registration passed ofi' quickly and I was launched on the seas of new adventures before I had time to catch my breath. One thing I had firmly resolved to do. I was going to keep my inexperience hidden, and assume the detached manner of a veteran student. However, with memories of high school training fresh in my mind, I invariably sprang to my feet the minute my name was called for recitation. This childish and embarrass- ing habit, combined with my inability to recognise the beginning and ending of an assignment, surely must have given me away, but it took one last episode to convince the class of my youth. NVe were studying numerals, and as an exercise, the professor asked for the date of the birthdays of the students. .Xfter calling out names and receiving the answer Nineteen hundred and fourteen or fifteen as the case might be, he called on me, who in all simplicity and truth replied: Nineteen hundred and eighteen . There was a silence for a few seconds, then smiles and chuckles and finally the whole class burst into laughter. My pretenses were exposed. From that moment I was treated by my fellow- students as the baby of the class. They would point out, with maddening kind- ness, the place in translation every few minutes, or explain with infinite care some very obvious bit of grammar. Nevertheless, the summer was a wonderful one and I enjoyed myself greatly. I-'leasant memories of beer parties in the Deutsches Haus, and of other social events outweigh by far the memories of those first few confessions of my youth and ignorance. I left Columbia with many a backward glance. I had made many new friends and met new experiences and had had a small but very sweet taste of university life. HELEN Ht'c.HEs. 41 THE CANDLE Entertainments N january 29th, the lN'estminster Choir, under the direction of Dr. John Finley XYilliamson, gave a wonderful concert in Altoona. On this occasion the boarders were the guests of the school. The program of songs, both sacred and secular, delighted us all and the whole evening was a memorable experience for all of us, especially for those who had not had the opportunity of hearing this famous choir before. lVhat a lesson we had in attention to the conductor's baton, in attack , in light and shade, in enunciation! It was truly an inspiring experience from start to finish. February 16th was another red-letter day. Mr. Earle Spicer, the well-known baritone, gave an evening recital at school and remained for the week-end. His program included American and English ballads, ancient and modern, grave and gay. Of the selections from overseas, The Bashful Lover proved the favorite, while Shortenin' Bread and The Train Today to Morrow from the American section of the recital gave great pleasure and were repeated later. Gn Sunday morning, Mr. Spicer generously gave us a second recital before he left for his train. QXQG Addresses of the Faculty Miss ELIZABETH BALDVVIN . Highland Hall, Hollidaysburg, Pa Miss CATHERINE Bt'RRowEs .. ...... Highland Hall, Hollidaysburg, Pa MIss HELEN F. DEAL ....... .. 719 VValnut Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa Miss ELEANOR XV. DEXTER ......... Northport, Long Island, N. Y Miss ELMIRA Dt'NI.EvY ........ 412 S. Linden Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa Mlss MIss Miss Miss M MI-l. Mlss Miss X'IRGINIA HAILE ........ BIARY ELIZABI-ITII HARRIS BIARY REID .....,...... HILIJA G. Rccn ....... ELIZABETII SUVLI-ZY MAN ........... 304 College Avenue, Danville, Va Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa .. . . . 4 East Campus, Easton, Highland Hall, Hollidaysburg, Flicksville, Highland Hall, Hollidaysburg, Highland Hall, Hollidaysburg, lLS'1'll1-lk XX AI'I' ....,............... JANE XY. XVooD . cfo G. H. White 8: Son, 1127 Calvert Bldg., Baltimore, Md 42 -- TI-IE CANDLE Addresses of the Students KATHERINE D. BAIRD KATRINE BARCLAY .... BETTY BARTH ........ LAVINIA BOVVMAN .... RUTHANE CAPERS . . . ELEANOR CARTER . . . MARJORIE F. COOK NOEL T. COOPER DOROTHY E. DANN :DORIS lDOL'GHERTY ELEANOR EDNVARDS . . . MARION I. EDWARDS RUTH B. EDWARDS PEGGY O,FAY FLUKE .. MERCEDES GALLAHER . . . 1WARY M. GARLAND .NIILDRED GELSTIIARP . . . ANNE GREENAWALT .... BETTY M. HIGGINS ,... BETTY JANE HILDORF . . . HELEN V. HL1GI'IES . .. JEAN HUTSON .... JANE KELSEY . . . 1AC1ARY S. LAIRD ..... MARY JANE LEE ..... HARRIET V. LESCHEY ..... . DOROTHY BELLE 1X'1CCORMlCK GRACE NIOFFAT ............ LAURA NIORNINGSTAR .... MARGARET JANE MOYER .... REBECCA PATTERSON .... HETTIE JOE PAULL JANICE B. PORTER ...... ELIZABETH REIGIIARD .... LILA K. SHELBY ........ MARION STONE ........... JANNINA MARIE SULLIVAN ESTELLE ANN SULLIVAN SUSAN SWARTZ .....,.... MAUDIE XVARFEL ...... MARTHA R. NVETAIORE MARY FRANCES. AVRIGHT POLLY YOUNG ........... ..... . . . . . . . .. 1429 Astor St., Chicago, Ill. . .. 701 Belmont Avenue, VVilliamsport, Pa. . . . . . . 919 Penn St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . . . . . . . .. 445-15th Avenue, Paterson, N. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 420 Penn St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. Seville Apt., Sylvan Hills, Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . . . . . . . . 12 South 7th St., Youngwood, Pa. . . . . . . . Fishers' Road, Haverford, Pa. . . . . . . 1207 Beaver Road, Sewickley, Pa. .. 1005 Allegheny St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. 302 Union Avenue, XVilliamsport, Pa. ........ R. D. No. 3, Coraopolis, Pa. R. D. No. 3, Coraopolis, Pa. ............. VVilliamsburg, Pa. . . . . . . South Hills, Charleston, XV. Va. 809 Presqueisle St., Philipsburg, Pa. . . . . . . . . 1134 Park Street., Tarentum, Pa. 703 Allegheny St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . . . . . . . Pleasant Valley, Wfheeling, XV. Va. .. 1708 Yassar Avenue, N. XV., Canton, Ohio 1120 Fourteenth Avenue, Altoona, Pa. 27 North 21st St., East Orange, N. ......... S51 Virginia St., Toledo, Ohio Salem, N. Old Town Road, Cleartield, Pa. . . . . . . . . . . Maple Avenue, Hahover, Pa. 945 VV. Fourth St., XVilliamspOrt, Pa. .. 1760 N. 1Vashington Ave., Scranton, Pa. 202 S. Center St., Philipsburg, Pa. 6th and Chestnut St., Columbia, Pa. .. 511 Allegheny St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. Hazlett Court, Wfheeling, XY. Va. . . . Cornwall Avenue, Cheshire, Conn. 3206-6th Avenue, Altoona, Pa. . .... 16 Charles St., Uniontown, Pa. .. 306 NValnut St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . . . . Twin Oaks, Hollidaysburg, Pa. . . . . . . . . Twin Oaks, Hollidaysburg. Pa. 616 Forest Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio 909 Allegheny St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. 270 Southside Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. 530 Hickory St., Hollidaysburg, Pa. 1327 Blue Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio 43 THE CANDLE if-e.u,u61... A401 9-.4 Luz- W Av-4 Q RN sg 3 53 H Adx' ' 6? - YP Q-f AOA- er ww? , vo fy 1 , QS? te .9 9,-1. 9 67' 33 -sw Eg - g .- . ..-s-T AE- -P' .fr ,fl -M LD 4Wv P , Ge- L 7-A L K2 mfrrs 'img V i-T'.5sf:g,:, , -f , - A .Q 2-H 5 3 Q: Q A 1 St: Y..,F:?fal-', vi' F' - :: nqllld 1 4 9 x IU Wt ' ll'I, , l'! YZ My: fl I I Va l' 'I' .Ml--u'I: '!, all . X rbliixgvgjiri ' X ' . IM + -If ' jgggg LA V F .-:,'. . fri' ' bb -- SMF l ' -- I I X'-jk f',, '14 -fy qu 5 L1-J Q tl M 1 ' 47' W' ' J' Wil II if 5 - . T, Illlllll , 'fr ' '1' H it J! 4' X in 'If' '34 ' 'sn . . Q .ss 'lull THE CANDLE HE CANDLE BOARD of 1935 wishes to acknowledge its sincere thanks to all those friends of the school Who have helped so considerably in this year's publication by giving donations to the pages that follow. GQ?-D To MAUDIE WARFEL a special vote ot thanks is given for her splendid work dur- ing the past three years in connection with this section oi the Candle . The financial success ot the yearbook since the 1933 issue is undoubtedly due to her assiduous and un- seltish Work in this department. KA tribute from the Faculty Adviser and the Candle Board.j 46 THE CANDLE COMPLIMENTS QF Tl-IE CANDLE BCDARD OF M934 TO Tl-IE CANDLE BOARD OI: I935 QM HE THE CANDLE Compliments of the SEIXIICDQ CLASS 962' H Ti-IE CANDLE Compliments or Mr. A. W. Lee, Jr. to the Graduating Class I D THE CANDLE Compliments of the JUNICDQ CLASS Compliments OF the Sophomore Closs THE CANDLF QUALITY MERCHAND1 MODERATE PRICES G. W. Williams The Big Store We Thank You For Your Pair gg PHONE 72 HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. ' Ricgbzfzelly Named THE QUALITY MARKET Trotecf your H eezltla by Buying H ere MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES D. Edgar Sellers, Prop. THE CANDLE ' Compliments of Stultz Brothers Altggng Public HARDWARE Theatres Inc. SPORTING GQQDS OlymPiC-CaPitOl- Mishler gig AND Wilmer 84 Vincenfs HOLLIDAHSBURG, PA. SCENIC Theatfe GHUGHESU Domestic Coal of the Highest Quality 'Phonez Altoona 7165 - Cresson I47 2 Tl-IE CANDLE Collzpliflzeflzir of GOLD CAMEL TEA KEATLEY and BALLS INDIVIDUAL SERVICE 'fEvery C147 a Treat 3 Coffees - Teas - Spices Canned Foods - Flavoring NEPPER Dry Cleaners ALTOONA, - PENNA. F Extracts L. H. CO. Plant and Otiice Phone: 6557 PHILADELPHIA - PITTSBURGH Bflmch 05156 PPOUC5 2-5174 C om pl inzezztf - Q W. L. N1eho1son LIPPMAN BUILDING ALTOONA - PENNA. CQWHOSIERY S Thirteen Hundred Eleventh Avenue ALTOONA PA. HARRISBU RG. PA. THE CANDLE Allegheny Coffee Shoppe Mr. Ik Mrs, C. R. Skinner HOME COOKED FOODS R. E. WILLIAMS Electrical Contractor GRUNOW REPRIGERATORS ELECTRIC WASHERS se PASTRIES ATWATER KENT 8: GRUNOW O C H H YS G P RADIOS 84 SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES CANDY 3K FU-M5 Shoemaker's Drug Store VISIT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN We Deliver GRUNOW RADIO AGENCY H01-I-IDMSBURG: PENNA- HOSPITAL SUPPLIES FILMS KODAKS FILMS COMPLIMENTS OF A TREESE'S DRUG STORE FRIEND On the Diamond, Hollidaysburg WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATE GRETCHEN'S GOODIES DOUBLE-K-NUT SHOP Fifty-tbira' Year T. H. Suckling sl son Quality Clothes For Men HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. Compliments of MCINTYRES CAKE SHOP ALTOONA, PA. Complimenlf of F. GELSTHARP To The Grezdzeezting Clair Complimerzff of B. F. WARFEL To The Grezdzmfing Clary Complimefztf of THE MCCORMICIQ Complimenfy of AGETCY Mrs. jane S. Moffatt RU AUTOKRAFT Box and CORPORATION Mrs. Robt. F. Laird W. N. LESCHEY Complimenff of J. Calvin Lang,jr. To The Senior Clan Compliment! of DR. TR OSWER To The Senior Clem' Complimentf of Morningstar Bread 'SThe well-hezleeei home-like Bread APPROVED BY AMERICAN MEDICAI ASSOCIATION Complime12t.r of W. T. SHIELDS 8: SONS Altoona 64. THE CANDLF F S 0 ii' 9 C A - iv. I l ' 'L L u' ' - ' ' 1 ' ' A-5 ' 4 nvnniil ,NE-i. .1 J Ihfk : .. 'Q Q 1- ' . 1 . , . 1 1.4 Q22 3,4 r 3 4' X 351 . vi I THE CANDLE Phone 28-J Norman D, Wilt Successor to Harry A. Jacobs HARDWARE 213 Allegheny St. HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. Compliments of Bender's Market We extend our Greeting, Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1935. The Wright Laundry Compliments of Compliments of Central . Motor Cal. james B. Fmn C P n Electrical Confrezctor OID 21 y F. D. CLIBER ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ,- C1223 gyx 56 .,. :tr - :Thi xxnwbvh , I: -5. . 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