Houtzdale High School - Jack O Lantern Yearbook (Houtzdale, PA)

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Ai., THE JACK o' LANTERN Returning as Juniors we found several more classmates had left us, but we had five new pupils from Brisbin. The first week of school we held a meeting and decided on our class rings, which were received the latter part of October. The Basket Ball season opened with the greater part of the team Juniors, and they certainly did' their best to win the pennant. To raise money the class served a lunch after an Alumni meeting which proved very successful. Professor Silliman call- ed a meeting of our class March 15 for the purpose of organizing a Jun- ior Home Room Period. The first meeting was held March 24 and the meetings have proved successful. - H. H. s. The Euniur 011355 Qfiull A The following are in order of their appearance-Name, nickname, say- ing, where seen, likes, dislikes, amblton, what they will be. Catherine Boulton, Kate, Holy M ckerel, In a Clothing Store, Fudge, Kissing,'to be thin, A feminine Barney Oldfield. Margaret Bathgate, Peg, I don't know At dances, Crabs, Boys, A model, A school mar'm. Helen Delansky, Hedy, Holy Criminyf' On the road, To dance, Fight- ing, Railroad Clerk, Somebo'dy's cook. Frank Durkee, Durk, Yes Sir, all about town, Study, Being idle, A second Webster, A newsboy. William Chaplin, Chauncy, No Doubt In her Parlor, Dancing, Garlic Salesman, A lounge lizard. Robert Gould, Bobby You don't know half of it. In a Franklin, Hik- ing, Mud, To handle money, Cash boy. Della Gennicks, Del, Oh Heck. In school, Clark, Freckles, A French teacher, A Passing Revue. Clifford Mills, Bricky, Yeh, Practicing Basketball, Loafing, Music A Valentino, Hardware Clerk William Matthews, Bud, So's your old man In a Ford, To make love, Coal mines, Aviator, Submarine Pilot. Norman Galvin, Spike, She my baby on the state road, Nothing, Ev- erything, Nothing, Parasite. - Melissa Newcomer, Lis, I don't have any. Citiizen office, Sleep, Long hair, Paderewski, A Printer's Devil. Edith Phillips, Ed, Grand ages ' At home, Books, Masculine race, Somebody's Steno. Miss Brisbin. Hazel Pearson, Which Hazel, Honest to Gracious, Everywhere, To talk, History, A ballet-dancer, Somebody's wife. Paul Tompkins, Tech, Through, In the restaurant, Candy, Girls, A Sherlock Holmes, A pick pocket. Emma Tuch, Tuchie, Holy Pat, A store, Vergil, Long hair, A Nita Naldi, A flirt. Edward Webb, Eddie What the-? Chocolate cake, A crab, Al Jol- son,.A cake eater. A -32.-

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my - 'rss JACK o' LANTERN g id- W i Helen Zeigler, Zig Zak, Show me the way to go home. At Chaplins'. Singing Caesar, To dance in Zeigler's Follies, A vamp. Charles Zeigler, Chuck Not Lately, Most anywhere, Life, Being broke A big man, A dentist. Helen Gallagher, Honey, Oh dear, In an Oldsmobile, Earle, Walking to school, Nurse, Mrs.--. - H. H. S. A YEA! JUNIORSI , Of all the classes in our school, The Juniors are the best. , We never fail the Golden Rule We're full of pep and zest. Our President Miss Newcomer Leads our activities, Our Zeigler, Tuch and Gallagher, Fill offices to T's. ' There's Frank and Chaney, Bud and Spike, Who furnish us with pep and life, fT-herels Della, 'Bob and Peg who lfhike, And start the day out right. With Brickie, Eddie Webb and . lfChubs As athletes they're no dubs. - ' Whether in basketball, basebau or . ltrack They all bring honors back. As Juniors we have Hazel and Paul The Juniors lead them all And we're sure to make a name, In that great hall of fame. Now last of all the tall and small Helen,'Edith and Kate, Without these three, Our class would- surely fall. And now with all our boasting, We hope to prove it yet. A The class of '27, Sure has the Go and Get. -Joyful Juniors. X :J ,.' -ff ' - f ., if WEA -'fi ,. A , ,...... - .Y ,A A. V 'V' J