Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1940 volume:

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V ,f .V E ,Qww Mvf i5L1fM5'wW?Mj,fJ VQQVM ww - WWW Maw W 7' 'fs ulv , I ,wa I 'I WE, STUDENT PUBLICATIONS OF INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL AT INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA, pfzesenf N IN5-TGGN 'lo N 04,50 1.-ok? I' we , 'X' Www IQINDIEN BV WAV CDF INTRCDDUCTICDINI A PREVIEW CDF OLII2 LIFE AT INDIANA I-IIGI-I SCI-ICDQL OT very many years ago, the Iundamentai aim oi the high school vvas to prepare students Ior en- trance to coIIege. Today, vvhiIe preparation Ior coIIege is still one oi the Functions oi the schooI, the emphasis has shifted. The program oi the modern highschool is to meet the individual needs of the pupil in preparing him to take his place as an intelligent, vvorI4ing member of society. Throughout the country onIy about Iiiteen percent of high schooI graduates enter college, aIthough this Figure is somewhat higher for Indiana. For this reason, the school must assume the tasI4 of heIping each student, no matter vvhat his ultimate goaI, to buiId personaI patterns of living so that he may Iive a reasonably happy, useIuI Iiie. -Ihe SchooI District oi Indiana, through the poIicy oi the Board oi Education and the etiorts oi the Administration and 'Ieaching Staff, is continually adapting the service of the schooI to the needs of the individuaI pupiI. This poIicy maI4es necessary a more comprehensive curricuIum and ditierent methods of teaching than Iormeriy, and the IacuIty, Left: Miss Hersperger conducting a Latin class, boys Izarning to weld, a cIass in typewriting, Right: Top--Mr. Boriand taking tickets for a Iootbail game, D. Tomb opening the door for L. Caldwell, Miss Kelly charging out Iibrary books. Bottom: Jr. Red Cross giving a banquet for Willard Home Children, Miss Trowbridge and Cooks getting Iunch ready. ' through extention and summer courses, vvide reading, and school visits, is keeping abreast oi the times in educational method. For years indiana has led the state in the percentage oi its teachers who have college and graduate degrees as baclcground ior their vvorlc. The iaculty has as objectives in their work seven principles: 'lj that each student receive training in establishing and maintaining a home, QD that each develop vocational eiiiciency, 3,5 that each learn to engage in wholesome social relationships, 4.5 that each assume responsibility to his government, 5D that each be trained lor personal Fitness, 6.D that each build a Fine pattern oi ethical living, and 7.D that each enlarge his povvers oi esthetic apprecia- tion, The pictures on these pages and those iollovving will show many diiierent ways in which these objectives are being realized in the lives oi nearly fourteen hundred boys and girls. These pictures are only typical oi hundreds oi daily situations in vvhich vve can learn to grow, to gain, and to give. 2 xx k AW DEDICATE . . . At the beginning of this volume vve Wish to salute the faithful service and untiring efforts of tvvo of the staunchest friends vve have. Knovvn to every student in lndiana l-ligh School, they are, perhaps unconsciously, a strong influence for good in the lives of all of us. As they go about their duties as day custodians, malcing the school a clean, comfortable environment, their kindly, sympa- thetic attitudes encourage numerous students. ln our daily activities, no matter what requests or emergency demands vve make of them, their friendliness and understanding are an inspiration to us. Because of these qualities and their high ideals of personal char- acter, We, therefore, dedicate this volume of the school annual to Mr. Marshall Carnahan and lVlr. John Mulholland. MR MARSHALL CARNAHAN MR. JOHN MULHOLLAND IN THE ECDLLCDWING PAGES THRU GUIDANCE WE GAIN WISDQM WE FIND CQIVIPANICDNSI-IIP WE GAIN VICTCDIQIES WE LEARN AND LIVE BETTER Marion Bath . . Clair Borland . Laura Buterbaugh l-larry Canfield . Charlotte Chapman Alice Clements . Melinda Detvviler David Dunmire . Gertrude l'landler l-lelen l-lersperger George l-lill . Mary Rita l loplcins Ward Johnson Lambert Joseph Sara Kelly . . Evelyn Judson Kimme CDUR GUIDES, CCDUNSELQRS Secretary to Superintendent Geography, Social Science . . l-lome Economics . Music Supervisor . . English . l-lome Economics Mathematics . . Mathematics . . , English l'lead Language Department l-lead Science Department . Secretary to principal . l-lead industrial Arts l lead English Department . . . Librarian l English Norman King Russel Leech Robert Litzinger Frances Lutz Harold Lutz . Catherine McClure . . Commercial Supervisor Science, Agriculture . . . Music Girls' physical Education Boys' physical Education . . . English Superinten dent EDGAR C. PERRY ii8ii l.isle Reed Biology Margaret Rees English Pauline Reynolds Nurse and Visiting Teacher Dr, Clwarles l2inl4 Scliool Doctor Carroll Rupp Joseplw Shane Paul Smay . William Smitli Zetta Sourwine James Stoner. lsaac Striglnt Lenora Sutter Anna lVlary llwomas l:rencl'i Marion Trowbridge l-lome Economics l2alpl1WidoloWson lnolustrial Arts Sara Wiley . Commercial William Wilt Social Science FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT TEACHERS Alta l.ee Battersby Business Mathematics Machines Elizabeth Eeitt . . . Typing, Renmanship and Calculation Jane Gerber , . Record Keeping, Renmanship and Calculation Jacl4 Greenberg . Typing, Economic problems George Hill . . Booldceeping, Business Mathematics William Kasanoyich . Josephine McCreight Maxine Moore . . l-lovyard porter . l-lelen Rowe . Betty Vinton . . SECQND SEMEST Doris Brown . Leia Byers Sylyester Cicero Donald lqless . l.aW, Junior Business Training Shorthand, Machines . Geography, Machines . Boolckeeping, Geography Junior Business Training, Typing Shorthand, Typing ER STUDENT TEACHERS . Machines, Junior Business Training Shorthand, Typing . Typing, Bool4l4eeping . Geography, Machines STUDENT T John King . Francis Miller Clyde Moser Mary Jo Reagan Grace Sanford Richard Sheehe l-loward Zacur Charles Zoituto 940 EAC!-IERS . . Economics Problems . Qllice Rractice, Bool4l4eeping Record Keeping, Qtiice practice . Typing, Economic Problems . Clerical Practice, Dictation . . Junior Business Training Record Keeping Qllice Practice, Geography Typing, Geography Assistant P rincipai VTOLA SIMPSON ii10il H-HH OM A-A 1940 SENIORS . ESTHER LEONA ABEL Commercial Coursef Dancing Clubi Esther's major school interest is secre- tarial work, She hopes to obtain a position in an office after June. PAUL TH OMAS ALLISON Practical Arts Coursei Home Room Secretary '37-'38-'40, Political Club '39, Secretary Political Club '40 Junior Rifle Clubi Agriculture 'I-Q-3-4. BETTY MAE ANDERSON Commercial Coursef Clubs: Ushers '40, Girls Glee '38-'39, Junior Mixed Chorus. Betty is very fond of music, and she hopes to study it professionally. JAMES E. ATCHESON Practical Arts Coursef Home Room Vice-President '39f Home Room Treasurer '4Oi Jim's major school interests are manual arts and physics. JOSEPH KING BATH Academic Coursef Home Room Vice- President '4Of I-ligh Pressure Homer '38f Shavings '4Oi Football Mgr., '37-'33-'39f Clubs: Dramatic, Stamp. THELMA LOUISE BECK Academic Coursef Becky was I-lome Room Secretary in '38-39740. Clubsi Dramatic CSecretary 'I'ID, Home Eco- nomicsi High Pressure Homer '39, GEORGE EDWARD ADAMS Practical Arts Coursey Clubs: Art, Political '38-'4O. Gunsmoke lil-ces work dealing with agriculture, He intends to become a farmer. A ,fs x ,si in ' ,J s ' ' HELEJNIRUTH HQUSE rcial Coursei She as president o the' Sodhomore Class in '38, Dancing Clubi l'lelen's chief school interests are bookkeeping and dancing. HOPE APPLEGATH Academic Coursef All-County Chorusf Senior Mixed Choirf Clubs: Girls Glee, French Cpresident '381 Dramatic, Transferred here in her Junior year, FRANK ANTHONY BARBI Practical Arts Coursei Home Room Treasurer '4Of Home Room Usher '4Of Babes major school interest is Industrial Arts. ls very fond of danci g. ROBERT A. BEATTTY I Practical Arts Coursef Bob was Home Room Usher in tenth year, Ornamental Club 'IO. He is inter- ested in learning howto weld. BARBARA I. BENCE Commercial Coursef Home Room Usher 'I'If Home Economics Club CVice-President 1911 Barbara is interested in Home Economics. ll12ll PM I if I. J J sv D., f I 1 Y .- , J sf, ISA LLE LA NBEPLER Practical Arts Course, Ushers Club 19, she sold tickets for Shavings 40, Lovey was librarian for 107, 40. Her major school interest is Art. iw '35 cz Q5 Q XMJWG 1 1-9 M-tl iw KVI x EDWARD VENS Commercial Course, Football, Track, Clubs: Debate, Rifle, Art. Eddie did not participate in many school activities but was interested in sports. LON SKINNER BOND Academic Course, Senior Band, Shavings '40, Lightnin ' '40, Clubs: French, Railroad, Dramatic, Debate, Winner Am., Essay Contest, GEORGE ALFRED BOTI-I EL Practical Arts Course, Clubs: I-Iome Economics CCooIcinS5, Dancing. The school subjects which interest George most are Industrial Arts and Dancing. BUDD WILLIAM BOYER Academic Course, Junior Mixed Chorus, Senior Choir, Junior Band, Clubs: Dramatic, Debating, Photogra- phy, Political, Student Patrol. HOWARD BRUCE BREWER Commercial Course, Howard was Home Room Usher in QOQ, Home Room Treasurer in 109, Clubs: Ushers, Commercial Honor 11 and 19. Twelve YZGFS of BETTY JANE BEVERIDGE Commercial Course, Home Room Vice- President '40, Home Room Secretary '37-'39, Junior Mixed Chorus, Commercial Club, Interested in Music. SARA MARIE BLUE Commercial Course, I-Iome Room Secretary '40, Clubs: Girls Glee, Art, Dramatic, I-lome Economics. Sara came here from Reynoldsville School. WILLIAM PATRIC BONELLI Commercial Course, Bill was trans- ferred here from Homer City high school. Activities: Boys Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Basketball, BERNICE G. BOUCI-I Academic Course, Junior Mixed Chorus, Senior Band, Orchestra, Clubs: French, Ushers, Student Patrol, Girls Glee. I-Ier interest is music. DWIGHT ODELL BREWER Practical Arts Course, Dwight was Home Room Usher Senior Year. Senior Rifle Club, I-lis interests are Industrial Arts and Agriculture. OLIVE MARIE BREWER Academic Course, Clubs: Dramatic, French, Red Cross, I-ligh Pressure Homer '39, Olive's two major school interests are French and Dramatics. excellent cooperation . ll13Il 1940 SENIORS . WINIFRED Y. BRICKELL Commercial Course, Home Room Secretary '39, Treasurer '38, Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus, Ushers. Win- ilred is chiefly interested in music. I-IAZEL BELLE BRUCE Academic Course, Ushers Club, Hazel is a girl of the Quiet type who did not enter many clubs but added much to the school life ol her fellow students. RALPH R. BUCI-IMAN Commercial Course, Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dramatic, Railroad, Photography, Dancing, Stamp CPresi- dent '39D, CVice-President '39D. WILLIAM DAVID BUTLER Commercial Course, Bill was I-lome Room President '40, Senior Band 'IO- 'l'l-12, Stamp Club 9, WiIIiam's in- terests are music and bookkeeping. WILLIAM R. CAMERON Academic Course, I-lome Room Pres- ident 'l'l, Home Room Usher 'l'l, Clubs: Dramatic Cpresidentb, Surveying, I-Ii-Y, Track. Main interest-Dancing. WILLIAM C. CAMPBELL Practical Arts Course, William was I-Iome Room Treasurer 'f-38. Clubs: Ornamental, Ushers, Track '38-'40, Major school interest is agriculture. STANLEY M. BRODSKV Academic Course, Senior Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Band, Orchestra, High Arrow StaFF '39, I-Iansel and Greteln '39. NATAL,E,U.,BucIHMAN A d ' ' iAII-C Ch '3lEf'SQEESTOIQST-Westeriunahd State Cl1CfUSf'3gj Girls Glee' Club Clfresideilft '38D, QVice-President 5 , N t 1 Q . 3 A: f-f If . 4 -, I . T' . A Is' WILLIAM JOSEPH BUGGEY Practical Arts Course, Home Room Treasurer 'lO, Clubs: Safety Patrol '40, Ushers '40 Cpresident '4Oj. I3iII's main school interest is agriculture. LOUISE C. CALDWELL Commercial Course, Clubs: I-lome Economics, Home Craft, Ushers, Her major school interest is I-lome Eco- nomics. Lou wants to be a nurse. MARY JANE CAMP Academic Course, Senior Mixed Chorus, Orchestra 10, All-County Chorus, Shavings , Clubs: Dramatic 'IO-'ll-19, French, Archias. JAMES E. CAMPBELL Academic Course, Jim was I-Iome Room Usher '39, Home Room Treasurer '40, Clubs: Political, Junior Red Cross, Rille, Junior Classical League. IIl4II LEON B. CAMPBELL Academic Course, Home Room Usher '40, Band, Little German Band, All- County Chorus and Band. Clubs: Boys Glee, Senior Mixed Chorus. VINCENT CAMPBELL Academic Coursey Clubs: Debate '40, Surveying '40, Hi-Y '4O. Vincent is especially interested in Debating and his major interest is Chemistry. MARGARET E. CARNEY Academic Coursef Home Room Pres- ident '38, Secretary '40, All-County Chorus 10-'I'IfI9, Sr, Band fDrum Majorh L'lndien3 Clubs: Dramatic. GEORGE A. CARROLL Academic Course, Home Room Pres., '38-'39, Vice-Pres., '37f Treas, '40, Shavings , High Pressure Homer , Clubs' Political, Railroad, Dramatic. . I Q ' 151,12-3,f y I, of ',. , - .4 1 ,ff 41,..f,,,gV . ,.' . WALLACE S. CHAPMAN CommercialCourse,Hi'Y Clubf'Bud enjoys seeing plays. He participates in Athletics. Clerical and Office Practice are his major school interests. f MARGARET J. CAMPBELL Academic Course, Clubs: French 19, Art IQ, Surveying TQ, Girls Rifle 'IO- 'I'I-'IQ. Margaret is a very good shot, Her maior school interest is French. GLADYS CARNAHAN Commercial Course, She was Home Room Treasurer '38 Girls Glee Club, The subjects vvhich interest Gladys most are music and secretarial work, WARREN PAUL CARRIER Practical Arts Course, Paul transferred here from East Huntingdon High School in his Junior year. Agriculture is his major scnoal interest. RUBY MAE CHAPMAN Academic Course: Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Ushers, Home Eco- nomics, S1:iffleboard,Dancing, Pads and Tanries. Cniel interest is athletics. GAIL DELORES CLINE Commercial Course, All-Western and All-State Chorus, Hansel and Gretelw, High Pressure Homer g Clubs' Girls Glee, Commercial Honor. Practical Arts Course, Roy was Home Room President '37-'38v'39-7101 Rifle Club. Two Gun is especially interested in Chemistry, Physics, Sports. H t . , IJ fill' 1 V I ,' rr i ' TH MA F Elclotoftisl. rfrieoy coutsorsi er?-i I p rge Ylieirgta S 'Home' nol-ll-ie I rl-s ilcgpblall TZam,I-mire: Club, terestj in Sewing I We lace the Iuture with every conlidence . ll15II I , 1940 SEIXIIORS. DOREEN CRAIG Practical Arts Course, I-Iome Room President '38, I-lome Room Secretary '38, Dramatic Club '40, State Chairs man of I-lome Ec. Clubs in Penna. I-IELEN LENORA CRAIG Commercial Course, Clubs: Dancing '40, I-leIen's major school interest is home economics. I'ler highest amv bition is to become a nurse. DELOS R. CUNNINGHAM Practical Arts Course, Delos likes to work with his hands better than any- thing else. Therefore, his maior interest has become sheet metal work. MARIAN LILLIAN DAVIS Practical Arts Course, I-lome Room President '38, '39, Clubs: I-Iome Crafts, Political '39, '40, Marion's interests fe sewing and cooking. 1.- 6 5 YOLANDA J. DECENZO Commercial Course, Clubs: Home Economics, Dancing, Londy's major school interests are salesmanship, secretarial worlc, dancing, and cooking. ROBERT M. DEGAETANO Academic Course, I-Iome Room Pres- clent '37, '38, Shavings cast, I-ligh Arrow Staff Clfditor, Advertising Manager3, L'lndien CAdv. Mgrj. I-IAZEL CRAIG Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Outdoor '37, Dancing '40, Girls Basketball, I-lazeI's major school interests are cooking, sewing, and popular music. ROBERT P. CRAIG Academic Course, Clubs: Dramatics '39, '40, Surveying, Virgil '40, A'Shavings cast, Track '39, Bob's main interest has been P. of D. MARY L. CUNNINGI-IAM Commercial Course, I-Iome Room Presi- dent '39, Home Room Vice-President '38, Home Room Secretary '37, Clubs: Photo., Cheerleaders, Red Cross. RALPH J. DAVIS Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Rifle '39, '40, Aeronautical '40, Political '38, '40, Senior Band, All-Western Band, Ralph's main interetsvis music. at - 3 4 .1 -I 'J 1 Q 'prix' J 1 - . s? 9. K. EUNICE M. DEEMER Academic Course, High Arrow Staff, L'Indien Staff, Jr. Mixed Chorus, Elderton I-Iigh School: A Ready Made Family , English Club. ROMAIN F. DELANEY Practical Arts Course, Slim was transferred here from Emporium CPa.j High School. I-le hopes to become an electrical engineer later in life. Il16II Eihvfllg LW-ff' 7 S I if A Q . 4 Ll ... Ap rc.. , 'fr-5 V' s , ,vs f . y 1 0 I I 5 1 1 'A 1 A 1 .9 ELLA DILTS Commercial Course, Clubs: Commer- cial CSec., V. Pres. '39D, Political CSecy.D, Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics '4O. High Pressure Homer cast. CLEO EFFIE DONNELLY Commercial, HR. Treasurer '38, Usher, Jr. Mixed Chorus, Jr. lied Cross, HR. Basketball. Her main school interest is any kind ol cooking and sewing. I MARY LOU DOUGLASS Academic, HR. Pres '40, H. R. Vice-Pres. '39, Staff Photographer, Lightnin' , L'lndien CEditorj, Clubs: Dramatic '38, '40, French. JAMES DLILL, JR. Commerciali Track Manager, Clubs: Commercial Honor '39, '40, CSer5eant- at-Arms '39D, Dramatic '36, '37. His favorite subject is P. of D. WILLIAM W. EICHER, JR. Academic, Student Council CPres. '40D, Jr., Class Pres..'39,'H. R. Pres. 39, Football CCao t., 4055 Basketball, Track, Clubs, Varsity 1, Safety Patrol. JOSEPH H. ESTVANICK Practical Arts Course, Home Room Sec. '39, Home Room Usher '40, Clubs: Shullleboard, Hi-Yi Track, Basketball. A Q4-carat disposition. The world needs M! DOROTHIA H. DEBROSKY Commercial Course, Clubs: Art, Dra- matics '40, Commercial Honor, Junior Red Cross. Dorothia enjoys secre' tarial and olfice work ol all kinds. AVONELLE DOUGLASS Commercial Course, Clubs: Girls Glee '39, Ushers '40, Dramatic '38, '40, Commercial Honor '40. Avon- elle has decided on secretarial. RAYMOND W. DREW Practical Arts Course, Home Room Secretary '37, Senior Rifle Club. Raymond is interested principally in agriculture and plans to be a farmer. DOROTHY G. EDWARDS Commercial, H.R. President '38i Clubs: Home Ec. CPresident '40D, Dramatic '38, '39, Junior Red Cross, Girls Basketball. WILLIAM ELBEL Commercial Course, Home Room President '38, Senior Class Play, Lightnin' , BiII's favorite school subjects are shorthand, bookkeeping, EDWIN ARIO EVERETT Academic Course, Clubs: Surveying, Aeronautical CPres. '39, 405, Photo- graphy CPres. '39, '40D, Stamp. Ed is especially interested in airplanes. our vigorous enthusiasm . lll7II i940 SENIORS . JAMES IVAN FETTERMAN Practical Arts Course, Slim likes to do most any kind of manual labor, and he especially likes to work in the Industrial Arts Department with wood, BETTY JANE FILLER Academic Course, Betty belonged to the Home Economics and French Clubs. Even if she was not known to, she took an active part'in school activities. s , as at Q 'N g V LELAND'C. FITZGERALD Pqfactical Arts Course, Clubs: Political '37, '38, Ornamental '38, Fritz likes to do mechanical work and finds that Industrial Arts occdpy his time 5 4 1 s s ELEANOR MAE FRECK Commercial, Home Craft Club. Eleanor specialized in social business work and finds enjoyment in office work. I-ler major school interest is Home Ec I . it 5- ff' r 1 f . 'rr WN-.K r ,, , . A I Q, A 'stew gcmyroisi c. FUNK , , ' Academic sqggrse, I-ligh Pressure Homerlg dest 1 Clubs: Dramatics '39, '40, Phbtography '40, Political '39, ' 340, Clsjs chief interest is automobiles. I i LARUE MAE GASTON Commercial Course, Home Room Usher '40, I-Iome Room Secretary '37, Junior Mixed Chorus '37, '38, Roughie's main interest is secretarial. LOUISE FETTERMAN Practical Arts Course, Louise was noted for her quiet personality, I-Ier major school interests centered around home economics and choral work. GWENDA MARIE FILLER Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Dancing, Jr, Mixed Chorus, Tri-I-li-Y, Goldy's main interest is centered around beauty culture and dancing, I xi if ,u I if - into E LQDREKAAN J Praagicfal Art , Home dom Treas., '39, CK: s: Rifgpras., '391 Aeronautical Cpres., '3 , Shuffleboard. Ted was a member of the football squad. r RONALD E. FULTON Academic Course, Senior Mixed Chorus, Football Team '39, '40, Clubs: Varsity I, Cheerleaders, '38, Fulty likes football and basketball. BERNARD JAMES GANLEY Commercial Course, Sergeant-at-Arms of Student Council '38, Senior Class President, President of Homeroom '40, Basketball '38, '40, Football '38, '4O. HAROLD C. GEORGE Commercial Course, Commercial Hon- or Club, I-Iarold likes to work with his father on the farm and hopes to specialize in agriculture later in lif ,La , IIISII I I ff A J , JV! 4 , I yf aA'.,,z , is f' -W, .., ll , ,:.- ' , :ICA v uv' H an I 4 MARK. Lewis M. GETTYC I ' fCommercial Gojfrse, gubs: Hggut' Ecomomics, COflm2YCIdl Onor areas urer '38D, ,Art '39,'Ugy4Vlargaret Louises main interes 1 --secretarial. , s I FRANK JOSEPH GHESSIE Commercial Course, Clubs: Safety Patrol, Commercial Honor, Frank worlcs with office machines and hopes to obtain a position as an office worlcer. INEZ P. GRIFFITH Academic Course, Home Room Presi- dent '38, Home Room Vice-President '33, All-Western, All-State, Mid- Western Orchestras, Band majorette. IRENE I. HARCH LICK Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Home Economics. Political, Out-of-doors, Junior Classical League. Reenie's main interest is home economics. HELEN JANET HARE Commercial Course, Fads and Fancies Club, Janet likes to do worlc dealing with shorthand and typing. She hopes to become a secretary later in life. HELEN LOUISE HOLISER Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus, Dramatics CSecretary 375, Slceezix hopes to talre up the study ol beauty culture as a vocation, Academic Course, Stamp Club '38, '40, Lou's interests are engineering and automobiles. He went to Wash., and Phila.,4with his club. BERNARD FRANK GILLIS Practical Arts Course, Home Room Treasurer '38, Clubs: Rifle '37, Politi- cal, Aeronautical '38, Bud's main interests are automobiles. EDMIJND FLOYD GROSSE Practical Arts Coursef Home Room President '37, '39, Junior Mixed Chorus '37, Senior Choir. Clubs: Dramatics '38, '40, Photography. : oafsf ZA EDITH MARIE HADDEN Academic Course, Clubs: Junior Classical League fSecretary '38D, Shuffleboard, Home Economics flreas- urer '4OD. Edith hopes to be a nurse. WILLIAM L. HARRISON Academic Course, Senior Mixed Chours, High Arrow Staff CSports Ed.D, Basketball Managen Clubs, Vars- ity I, Dramatics, '40, Safety Patrol. DOROTHY E. HEAGY Academic Course, Home Room Secre- tary '38, Home Room Usher: Home Room Vice President '38, Cheerleader, Clubs: Dramatics, Home Economics. We have developed Wholesome patterns ol living . lI19Il r l l l l Li 1940 SENIORS . HAROLD HECKMAN Practical Arts, Clubs: Varsity l, Political CPresiclent '4OD, Safety Patrol CPresident '4OD, Football Manager, Track. llce is interested in stage craft. HELEN E. HOBART Practical Arts Course, Home Room Usher '37, Clubsf Dramatics CSec- retary '38D, Junior Mixed Chorus. Helen's main school interest is music. ELIZABETH JANE HOGAN Practical Arts Course, Home Room Secretary '38, Clubs: Junior Red Cross, Fads and Fancies '39, Boot's main school interest is beauty culture. MARJORlE JANE ISEMAN Commercial Course, Home Room Usher '37, Clubs' Usher, Political, and Junior Mixed Chorus. Margie's main interest is secretarial work. KATHRYN ANNE JOBE Commercial Course, Junior Red Cross Club '39. Katie Finds enjoyment in typing particularly. At all times you will find her cheerful and neat looking. CLAUDIE JONES Practical Arts Course, Home Room Treasurer '39, Football, Trackf Vars- ity l Club CTreasurer '39D. Soeed's school interest is sports. CHARLES EDWIN HILE Practical Arts Course, Home Room Vice-President '40, Projection Staff, Clubs: Photography CVice-President '4OD, Senior Rifle, and Dancing. GERALDINE H. HOFFMAN Commercial Course, Home Room Sec- retary '38, '39, Home Room Vice- President '38, '40, Home Room President '37, '38, Commercial Honor. 'lx 5 i DONQDRH. H'bLAgBs9 Prqatixcgi Arts, Home Room Usher '39, H me Room Secretary '38, Clubs: Powiical, Rifle '37, Art. Don's main interest centers around automobiles. HELEN VIOLA JOBE Practical Arts Course, Home Room VicefPresident '38, Clubs: Dramatics '39, '40, Clfeerleaders '39, Safety Patrol '29, '40 CSecretary '4OD. I ' , 4 NORMAN C. JOHNSTON Practical Arts Course, Home Room Usher '37, Track, Basketball, Shuffle- board Club CTreasurer '39D. Simon's main interest is sports. RUTH MARJORIE JONES Academic Course, Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus '38, Dramatics '38, '39, '40, Home Economics '40, Junior Red Cross '40, French '39, '40, Tri-Hi-Y. ll20ll 9 VIRGINIA MAE JORDAN Commercial Course, Clubs: Ushers, Home Economics. Ginny's main interest is home economics, She is interested in foods and cooking. , 4 ' s WIELIAM MWKELLY Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Stamp, Photoggraphy, Aeronautical. Bud's main chool irferests are cameras and unusual stamps. JANE LOUISE KING Academic Course, Clubs: French, Senior Mixed Chorus, Student Director of Lightnin' Arrived here from Philadelphia '39. ANNA FRANCES KLINE Commercial Course, Home Room Secretary '38, Clubs: Girls Glee C5ecretary '38D, Political, Dramatics '38, '39, Ushers '38, '39. f- x. f 'D 7, I9 W vc ARLES KNUPP Academic Cou Home Room duh '38,QIb: t' qv' . U Przsillent 'flrpbliticrjlrlm lllilurraylcis know rfiis sense of humor. ? ji' often! JOSEPH J. KRIVONICK Practical Arts Course, Joe belonged to Dancing Club in '4O. ln industrial artwork he enjoyed any kind of wood- working. Hunting is favorite sport. Qur minds are lillecl with worthy ll21ll EUGENE KAIN Academic Coursef Home Room Usher '37, '38y Clubs: Junior Rifle, Aero- nautical '38, '39 Eugene is very much interested in mathematics. BERNIECE KEMPF Academic Course: Senior Orchestra '37, '33, '39, Clubs: Senior Girls Glee '38, '39, '40, Dramatic CSecretary '37D, French. MARTHA MARIE KINTER Commercial Course, Home Room Secretary '37, Clubs: Senior Girls Glee, Commercial Honor. She took secretarial work as a specialty. HELEN KLINE Commercial Course, Clubs: Hi-Tri-Y, Dramatic. Helen in her own quiet way proved an able assistant of Miss Simpson. She enjoyed social business. SARA E. KOVACH Practical Arts, Home Room Vice- President '37, Home Room Treasurer '4Of Clubs: Girls Glee, Ushers, Dra- matic, Junior Red Cross, Dancing. MILDRED ALBERTA KUNKLE Commercial Course, Mildred was a well-known figure around school, carrying her trusty riHe. She was a member of the llIFle Club. thoughts . 1940 SENIORS . COSIMA P. LAMANTIA Academic Course, Home Room Sec- retary '39, '40, Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus, Political, French, Home Eco- nomics, Cheerleaders. LEILA GERALDINE LANTZ Academic Course, President of the Sophomore Class in Elderton l-ligh, Girls Junior Glee Chorus at Elderton '37, '38, Girls Basketball in '37, '38. GRACE ALLENE LEWIS Academic Course, Home Room Secretaiy '39, Home Room President '38, High Arrow Staif, Clubs: Girls Glee, Political, Dramatic. DORIS MARIE LITZINGER Academic Course, Senior Orchestral Student Director of operetta, l-lanse, and Gretel , Senior Mixed Chorus, All-Western and All-State Chorus. NAOMI P, LITZINGER Commercial Course, Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dramatics, Home Eco' nomics, Commercial. Naomi Finds much enjoyment in home economics. ALFRED L. LUNDSTROM Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Aero- nautical '38, '39, Senior Rifle '39, Surveying '38, Dramatics '38. Al- fred's main interests are engineering. LOUISE LANICH Academic, Home Room President '39, Home Room Secretary '38, Clubs: Dramatic CTreasurer '38j. Dancing is Louise's interest and she enjoys art. Qc. golf.- HARRVZPECLI ' Practical Arts Course, Chip: e r Rifle '37, Political CTreasur , Dramatics Vice-President'3 arry C . is interested in agricultur 'T YX W lo FRED WALLACE LITTLE Commercial Course, Home Room Usher in '4O. Tony found particular enjoyment in bookkeeping work and was an ardent sport fan. MORGAN J. LITZINGER Academic Course, Senior Orchestra, Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Debating CPresident '40, Secretary '39D, Junior Red Cross. All-Western Band. MARDELL JEAN LOWMAN Academic Course, Clubs: Girls Glee, Twirlers '39, Home Economic, Junior Red Cross, Home Room Basketball. Mardell is interested in Physiology. RUSSELL WAYNE LYDICK Practical Arts Course, l-lome Room Usher '38, Clubs: Junior Rifle '37, Ornamental CPresident '39l, Ushers. Wayne enjoyed welding. ll22ll t I PEGGY L. MCAFOOSE Academic Course, Peggy belonged to the Dramatic Club and French Club. She enjoyed to trip the light fantastic and a good last football game. SAMUEL MCCOY Practical Arts Course, Sam likes to watch a snappy football game. Also he finds enjoyment in electrical work, especially radio appliances. JOHN ROBERT MCGINNIS Practical Arts Course, Home Room Vice'-President '38, Clubs: Aero- nautical, Dramatics '37, Political. John got all wrapped up in wrestling. FRANCES AMY MACK Academic Course, Clubs: Art CTreas- urer in Bangor, Perma D, Make-Up CState College, Pennaj, Art '40, French. Fran is very artistic. RUTH I, MARLIN Commercial Course, Ruth belonged to the Tri-HiAY Club and specialized in bookkeeping. She enjoyed ol'lice maciiines, especially typewriters. ELIZABETH MARTIN Academic, Home Room Secretary in '38, '39, '40, Clubs: Girls Glee '38, Dramatic '39, French '4O. Betty was a member ol activities committee. HELEN J. MCCLOSKEY Commercial Course, Home Room Secretary '38, '39, Clubs: Girls Cilee, Political, Dramatics '38. Helen plans to specialize in secretarial work. JEAN R. MCCULLOUGH Academic Course, Clubs: Girls Glee, Dramatics CSec., '4Oj, Debating, High Arrow '39, Shavin s CStudent Directorj, Lightnin' Cgastb. MURRAY MCGREGOR Practical Arts Course, Home Room Usher '38, '39, Home Room Treasurer '38, Ushers Club '38, '39. Bud is very air-minded and likes aeronautics. fx - Q . 64' WN- f ,mu , -. , kt - ix x -v 1-in . F N- ' s C1 QI. l LM 'tx-AT ELVIRA D. MANCUS Commercial Course, I-lome Room Vice- President '38, '39, Clubs: Ushers CTreasurer '38D, Dramatics Clreasurer '37, Secretary '38D. SAMUEL A. MARCICO Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Senior RiFle, Aeronautical CVice-President '39D, Ornamental CSecretary '4OD. Sam's major school interest is airplanes. ELIZABETH JANE MARTIN Commercial Course, Assistant librarian '39, '40, Usher '4Of Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus '37, Home Economics '38, Ushers '4O. We accept responsibility lor further personal growth . II25II E i l in 1940 SENIORS . AMOS MELLOT Practical Arts Course, Amos was one of the maintenance force for the Fifth period throughout the entire year. His main interest is agriculture. WAYNE W. MIKESELL Practical Arts Course, Home Room Vicefpresident '38, '39, Home Room President '40, Senior Band, Dancing Club. Mike's main interest is music. MARY KATH RYN MILLEN Practical Arts Course, Dance Club '38, '39, '40. Kathryn likes to dance. She not only likes home economics but spends much of her time at it. HOWARD PAUL MOCK Practical Arts Course, Home Room Treasurer '40, Cheerleader '39, '40, Clubs: Dramatic Club '39, Surveying Club '40, and Cheerleaders Club '39. MARY E. MORRIS Commercial Course, Orchestra, Clubs: Girls Glee Club, Home Economics, Tri-Hi-Y '40, Dramatic Club '39, '40. l3etty's interest is dramatics. CARLTON MYERS Academic Course, Track, Football, Basketball, Clubs: Varsity I , Sur- veying flreasurer '4OD, Dramatic '38. Freddie's major interest is athletics. PAUL MARTIN MENTCH Academic Course, Penn Run High School '37, '38, '39, Ticketseller '38, '39, Penn Run Mushball Team '37, '38, '39. Paul likes athletics, ARTHUR W. MILLER Commercial Course, Home Room Usher '38, Home Room Treasurer '39, Clubs: Commercial Honor '40, Dra- matic '38, '39, Political. EDWARD MISSIEN Academic Course, High Arrow Staff '39, L'lndien Staff '39, Dra- matic Club, Ed's major interest is the study of aerial navigation. DONALD W. MOORH EAD Practical Arts Course, l-lome Room President '37, J. V. Basketball '38, Football, Track, Clubs: Varsity l Political, Aeronautical. RALPH MORRIS Commercial Course, Ralph specialized in bookkeeping, but he is also very interested in other commercial work. He happens to be exceptionally quiet. VIVIAN IRENE MYERS Academic Course, Home Room Sec- retary '38, Senior Band '38, '40, Clubs: Dramatic, French '38, '40 Vivian's main interest is dancing. ll24ll VIRGINIA M. NEALER Academic Course, Clubs: Political, French, Cheerleaders. St. Xavier Academy, Home Room Treasurer '38, I-lome Room Secretary '37, Girls Glee, BETTY AGNES NICHOLS Commercial Course, Home Room Sec- retary '37, Home Room Usher '38, Band Maiorette '39, '40, Clubs: Tri- l-li-Y, Dramatic, Commercial Honor. A VIRGINIA H. O'DONNELL Academic Course, Jane Eyre , High Arrow CEditorD, L'lndien , Lightnin' , Clubs: Girls Glee '38, Cheerleaders, Political, Tri-I-Ii-Y. JANET C. O'HARA Academic Course, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic CSecretary '39D, Girls Glee Club. Janet liked being referee of girls' basketball games during '39, '40, CHARLOTTE PATTERSON Practical Arts Course, Home Room Secretary '37, Senior Mixed Chorus '39, Clubs: Dramatic Club CTreasurer '38D, and Dancing Club '38, '39, '4O. EUGENE CLARK PEACE Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Stamp Club, Dancing Club, Aeronautical Club CSecretary '39D, Peacy's interest is industrial woodworking. if 'Arif' W Iva r Q ff-fx. W! Our job now is to WILLIAM NEALER Commercial Course, Senior Band, AII- Western Orchestra '39, '40, All- Western Band '40, Clubs: Junior Red Cross CPresident '4OP, Commercial '4O. JOHN FRANKLIN NORTH Commercial Course, Wrestling, Home Room Basketball, Clubs: Wrestling, Library CBosweII High Schoolj. Cheap's main interest is wrestling. RALPH PAUL OFFUTT Academic Course, Track, Basketball, Clubs: Political CSecretary '39D, Rifle Club, Varsity I CTreasurer '38Di PauI's major interest is basketball. HARRY HERBERT OWENS Commercial Course, Home Room Treasurer '37, Sr, Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Aeronautical QPresident '3BD. Dramatic, Rifle Club, Photography, EDWIN PATTERSON Practical Arts Course, Home Room President '37, '39, Clubs: Dramatic CTreasurer '37D, Political '37, Ed's major interest is athletics and dancing, JEANNE MARIE PECORI Commercial Course, I-lome Room Vice- President '40, Clubs: Commercial '38, '39, '40, Home Economics Club '4O. Kio's main interest is home economics. work seriously at living . II25II 1940 SENIORS . HARRY PEELOR Academic, H. R. Pres., '38, H. R. Treasurer '37, Sr. Band, Sr. Choir, Sr. Orch., Pit Orch., German Band, Dance Band, Boys Glee, Drum Major. DOROTHY M. PETERMAN Academic, Senior Mixed Chorus, All- Western Orchestra '39, Orchestra '37, '38, '39, Mid-Western Orchestra '39, French Club. STEPHEN PETROSKY Practical Arts Course. Wave is an ardent supporter of industrial arts and he especially likes agriculture. He is one of the boys from Ernest, BERNICE E. PLUBELL Commercial Course, Safety Patrol CSecretary '39D, Clubs: Dramatic Club CSecretary '38D, and Ushers Club '4O. Bobbie's main interest is dramatics. I 2 if BERTHA L. PERRY Commercial Coursey Bertha attended Wendell Phillips High School, Chicago, Illinois, Her school interests are oFFice practice and secretarial work WAYNE PETERMAN Academic Course, Junior Class Treas- urer, Home Room President '36, '40, Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Band, French Club CVice-President '4OD. NIOMA M. PFEIFFER Practical Arts Course, Home Room Treasurer '38, '39, Home Room Sec- retary '39, Home Room President '38, Home Economics CTreasurer '38D, k MICHAEL S. POPSON Commercial Course, Home Room Sec- tary '39, Safety Patrol, Clubs: Com- mercial Honor ClUh,,, Political Club. Pop happens to be viiy, very quiet. ELEANORE B. VYDONALD JOSEPH RAHER Academic C rse Senior Mixed! Practical Arts Course1Clubs: Senior Chorus '40, dub. Homer IW gud Elder's' Ridge High Sc' ols: w Glze Club, Dancing Clufyf' ,R lla JA! .rw If .1 .J ,J HELEN ALIEEN RANKIN Commercial Course, Home Room Sec- retary '38, Clubs: Political '38, '39, Dramatic Club CSecretary '38D, Helen's major interest is secretarial worlc. Hi-Y 401 Aeronautical Club, Senior RiFle Club, and Dancing Club. Don's major school interest is industrial work. EARL ROBERT RAY Commercial Course, Senior Mixed Chorusi Junior Mixed Chorus. Earl's chief school interests are various types of art and various stage settings. l26i SALLY BELLE RAY Academic Course, Home Room Treasurer '39, Sr, Mixed Chorus, French Club CPresident '4OD, Librarian '4O. SaIIy's major interest is music. JOH N CAMERON REED Commercial, Student Council Vice- Pres., '39, Sr. Class Sergeant-at-arms, Jr. Class Sec. '39, H. R. Pres. '39, '40, Varsity I , Football, Basketball '40, JACK RISHEBERGER Academic Course, Home Room Treas- urer '38, '39, '40, Shavings Cast , I.ightnin' Cast , Clubs: Dramatic '38, '39, '40, and Surveying '39 and '40, MARIE MAE ROGERS Commercial Course, Girls Basketball CCaptain '37D, Usher '37, Ticketseller, Clubs: Cnirls Glee, Girls Athletic Association, Maior interest is athletics. HELEN JEAN ROWE Commercial Course, Home Room Vice- President '38, Jean too, specialized commercial work in social business. She is interested in home economics. CHRISTINA Y. RLJNYAN Commercial Course, Vice-President of Home Room '38, Home Room President '4O. Christina's major interest outside ol oFfice practice is dancing. ur only regret- that we separate II27lI WILBERT TREFTS REARICK Practical Arts Course, Art Club '40, Wilbert attended Johnstown High School '36, '37, Safety Patrol, Clubs: Hi-Y '36, '37, Pep, Photography '37. MARTHA MAE REPINE Commercial Course, Senior Mixed Chorus, Attended Pittsburgh Junior Academy '39. Martha's major interest is music, classical and otherwise. VERNA G. RISING Commercial Course, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, and Pit Orchestra, All-Western Band, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y '40, and Commercial Honor '39, '4O. ROSE MARIE ROMANO Academic Course, Rose Marie attend- ed Clear Water High School '38, Clubs: Debating, Junior Classical League, National Honor Society, BETTY LOU RUDDOCK Commercial Course, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y Club '40 and Dancing Club. 8etty's major school interests are her com- mercial subiects and especially English. GOLDYN ARLENE RLIPERT Practical Arts Course, Home Room Vice-Pres., '38, Home Room Sec., '39, Member of Junior Red Cross '38, '39. Main interest: home economics. I I I I I I I.-. 1940 SENIORS . HELEN C. ST. CLAIR Practical Arts Course, Home Economa ics Club '40, Junior Mixed Chorus '38. l-lelen's major interest is home economics and she likes to roller skate. HELEN ALEYNE SANFORD Commercial Course, Senior Mixed Chorus '38, '37, Tri-I-li-Y Club '4O. I-lelen's major school interests are the different types of music and dancing, MARTHA SHAFFER Academic Course, Junior Orchestra '3B. Marty seems to be very quiet around the high school but she really blossoms forth at any kind of a dance. PATRICK T. SHEEHE Commercial Course, l-lome Room President in '38 and '39, Commercial Honor Club CPresident '4OD. Pat took his training in secretarial work. SARA MARIE SHETLER ' Practical Arts Course, Clubs: l-lome Economics, l-lome Craft, Dancing, and Junior Choral. Marie is very very quiet, and she especially likes typing. MILDRED SHIRLEY Commercial Course, Clubs: Outaof Door and Tri-l-li.Y Club. Mildred expects to secure a very good position somewhere in the commercial field. LYLE CARL SALSGIVER Practical Arts Course, Home Room Vice-President '39, Clubs: Safety Patrol '39, '4O. Ol Lyle's many interests, the main one is athletics. 4941 ' 1.2--'Q' + l ,A , A Q . i T YH, 5.-if . L.,-if r M -5' L. 4. Practical Arts CJ sei John attended Elders Ridai Vocgional!School '36,3',x l37f l'l B shi: all '39,l', 7 FootbalT:llTrig5nlfaiitw,l,l Clubtlx. N Was? I 452' 1-4 K, .,vJ JOHN CHARLES SHEEHE Commercial Course, Student Council CVice-President '39D, Home Room Pres., '391 Varsity I CVice-Presi- dentb, Football, Basketball, and Track. CUBA SHETLER Commercial Course, Senior Mixed Chorus, Girls Culee Club, Clubs: Ushers, Dancing, Girls Athletic Asso- ciation. Main interest, secretarial. JOSEPHINE C, SHIRLEY Practical Arts Course, Clubs: Tri-l-li-Y '40, Dance '38. Took part in home room basketball '39 Jo's maior school interests are dancing and Home Ec. LEONA ODLIA SHORT Commercial Course, Home Room Vice- Pres., '38, Clubs: Tri-l-Ii-Y '40, Ushers Club '39, '40, Commercial I-Ionor '39, '40, Il28ll , .an RPL tx JOHN ROBERT smicii K. BLAIR P. SCHRECONGOST Commercial Bookkeeping Course, I-lome Room President '39, Secretary '40, Clubs: Commercial l-lonor, Salety Petrol, Aeronautical. Photography. OLGA ROSALIE SKAPU RA Commercial Secretarial Course, Home Room Secretary '38, '39, Usher '39, Clubs: Dramatic, Political, Junior Mixed Chorus, Home Economics. KATHRYN E, SMITH Academic Course, Senior Class Sec- retary, I-Iome Room President, Senior Choir, Shavin5s Cast, Senior Or- chestra, Clubs: Dramatic and French. MARTHA LOUISE SPENCE Commercial Course, Home Room Treasurer '39, Junior Mixed Chorus, Political Club. Martha likes literature and wants to workin a business office. DOROTHY MARIE STAHL Academic Course, Cheer Leader '39, '40, Junior Orchestra '38, Clubs: Dramatic, Cheerleaders. Marie is interested chiefly in any and all sports. CHARLES EARL STEEL Academic, Orchestra '39, Band '39, '40, All-Western Band '39, Jane Eyre '39, Clubs: Dramatic, Photogra- phy, French CSecretary '39D. MARGARET A. SINGLETON Academic Course, Publication Staff CCircuIarion Managerj, Clubs: Tri-I-li' Y, and French. Margaret previously was a resident ol Saltsburg '37, '33. MARGARET C. SMITH Commercial Bookkeeping Course, Clubs: Tri-I-Ii-Y, Political '39, Out- ol-Door '38. Margaret is interested in any and all types ol commercial work. RAYMOND C. SOURWINE Practical Arts Course, Senior Orches- tra, Junior Orchestra '38, Clubs: Political and Debating. Raymond's main interest is classical music. DOROTHY M. SPICH ER Academic, Home Room Vice-President '38, Senior Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Publications Stall, L'Indien CBusiness Managerj, Dramatic Club '39. WILLIAM T. STARRY Practical Arts Course, Football '38, '39, '40, Track '38, '39, '40, Clubs: Varsity I '39, '40, Wrestling '40, Ted likes all types of sports. LUCILLE ANNE STEETLE Academic Course, Junior Band, Senior Band, Senior Mixed Chorus, All- County Chorus, All-State Chorus, All- Western Chorus, Dramatic Club '40, We have learned to get along Well together . II29II 1940 SENIORS . Q WESLEV STEINHATUSER Academic Course, Senior Band '39, Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Political '39, Photography, Dramatic. Wesley's chief interest is photography. . b 'Tr N I' ' I 0 'J' x 1 , ft 'W K' A ' 011252 El LEEN Tl-l ELMA STEWART Academic Course, Dramatic Club '40, Junior Classical League 38 ' ' fi a i er ' MARGARET MARY STETS Practical Arts Course, Home Room Vice-President '40, Clubs: Home Economics, Cheerleaders, Dramatic. Skipper just revels in Home Economics. N '-.7 ROY E. STIVINSON Social Business Course, Senior l-li-Y Club. Roy's major interests, at the present time are all sports and using She machines in office practice. g,M:,..:a'-'ffsffa' 'iw - A' 5 1 . .. f' P K kg4M,i44!jlv4.s 4' M, ' , v 1 If 6 ,J f , Q A ,wh , ' fs ,. , as 4 ,' x 'uf' 5 N na' i , DOROTHY MAE STOREY Commercial Social Business, Home 1 Room Vice-President '38, Secretary l '38, '39, G. A. A. Dorothy's main i interest seems to be office practice. i l l LULU MAE STRONG Commercial Social Business, Home av Room Usher '38, Treasurcr '39, ' Girls Athletic Association '39, '40, Dramatic Club. Lulu likes all sports. 5 DOROTHY L. STUCl-lELL Practical Arts Course, Home Room Officer '37, '38, '39, '4O. Clubs: Usher's '39, '40, Girls Glee '40, Tri-l-li-Y '40, Home Ec., G. A. A. f I f ,, I ,M af 4. S CARL ARTHUR SWANSON i Academic Course, Surveying Club l '38, '39, '40, Carl is a very intelligent l student and his major interests are any and all mathematics and all sciences. l l l l i l L ETH EL N. STRICKLAND Commercial Bobklxeping Course, Clubs: Senior Rme '39, '4O1bramatic, EtheI's major ihterests are any and all sports and ull phases of Home Ec. U i , ' 2 ' I , fs L x 1.1, E, Vx' x CARL PORTER STUCI-i ELL Practical Arts Course, Boxing Club, Varsity I Club, Football, Carl is very interested, at the present time, in sports in any style, Form, or manner. NANCY I.EANAl-l SUTTON Academic, Home Room Officer '40, Publications Start, All-State Chorus, Senior Mixed, Jane Eyre , Light, nin' , Clubs: Dramatic, French. MARY ELI NOR THOMAS Practical Arts Course, Junior Mixed Chorus '37, '38, Home Economics Club '38, '39, '40. Elinor's major interest is Home Economics. 413011 BETTY JANE TH URSTON Commercial Secretarial Course, Clubs: Political '39, '40, Dramatic. Betty Jane's major school interest is sports in any manner. style, or form, HENRY TOWNSEND, JR: Academic Course, Clubs' Stamp '39, '4O, Surveying '40, French '39, '40, Henry's chief interests in school are science and all types of mathematics. ANN LOUISE TREESE Commercial Course: Commercial Honor Club '38, '39, '40, Ann's major interests are any and all types of sports, music, and dancing. ANNA CLAIRE TRUDEAU Academic Course, Orchestra '40, Junior Orchestra '39, Maiorette '39, '40, Clubs: Shullleboard, Tri-Hi-Y, ome Ec. Twirling, Fr ch '39, ' . X I N v A... ,LQ .791--C' 4 - 1' Q' -. ' f . 0 gmail, 3 C2 WZJM ' BETTY JANE UBER Commercial Course, Jane Eyre , Junior Class Vice-President '39s Home Room President '40, Clubs: Commerf cial, Dramatic '39, Political, Tri-Hi-Y. HELEN LOUISE UHLER Academic, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent '40, Shavings cast, Girls Basketball, Girls Volleyball, Senior Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club '39, 40. in RICHARD JOHN TOMB Academic Course, Home Room Presif dent '39, Football '39, Safety Patrol '37, '38, '39, '4O. Richards major school interest is mastering chemistry, JAMES OTIS TRAINER Academic, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent '38, Just Until Morning cast, Lightnin' cast, Clubs: Dramatic, Stamp, French, Surveying, Railroad, CARMEN J, TRIMARCHI Commercial Course, Home Room President '38, Girls Basketball '40, Out-of-Doors Club. Minnie was president of the Out-ol-Doors Club. LAWRENCE E. TWEED Practical Arts, Home Room Vice- President '37, Clubs: Boys Glee, Junior and Senior Mixed Chorus, Varsity I , Rifle, Cheerleaders '38, .'4 T I ' I- Y a 5 c D I u L vu v-- '.. f RALPH IRVIN UBER Commercial Boolckeebinfl Course: Commercial Honor Club '38, '39, '40, RaIph's major interest: are any and all sports. Ralph also likes stage work. IRENE LEOLA WAGNER Practical Arts Course, Cafeteria Man- agement, Former member ol Art and Stamp Clubs at Sagamore High School. lrene likes all restaurant work. To US COTTTFUCIWCZFTTZFTL is just the beginning . II31II 1940 SENIORS . JAMES R. WATSON Academic: Stage Manager for High Pressure Homer , Clubs: Political, Debating, Dramatic '39, French '40, Senior Mixed Chorus, Photography. E NA STER IC Cou u or Choral '40, ma u 7, ls Glee Club , . Edna interests are om nomics and Mus'c. RALPH JOH N WH ITE Commercial Course, High Arrow Staff CAdvertising Manager 'AOD- Clubs: Safety Patrol '38, '39, '40, Aeronautic. Ralph likes all dancing. MARY ELINOR WIGGINS Commercial Course, Home Room Sec- retary '40, Junior Mixed Chorus Clubs: Home Economics, Tri-Hi-Y '40, CSeCretary '40D, Ushers '39, '40. ROBERT CLYDE WINE Academic Course, Home Room Vice- President, Treasurer '40, Shavings Cast, Basketball, Football, Track Mana- ger '40, Clubs: Dramatic, Railroad. ALVIN F. WOODWARD Practical Arts Course, Home Room President '37, Vice-President, Treas- urer '40, Clubs: Political, Safety Patrol, Junior Mixed Chorus '37, '38, MARY KATHRYN WATSON Commercial Course, Clubs: Tri-l-li-Y '40, Commercial CSecretary '40D, Safety Patrol '40. Mary Kathryn was a Junior Prom committee chairman. TWILA KATHRYN WELSH Academic Course, Girls Athletic Association, Clubs: Junior Red Cross, French Club, Dramatic Club '37, '39, '40, Usher's Club '4O. JEAN M. WIDDOWSON Academic, Class Vice-President '40, Home Room President '40, Editor of The High Arrow, All-State Chorus, All-Western, Senior Mixed Choruses. HELEN L. WILLIAMS Commercial Course, Home Room Vice- President '39, Clubs: Usher '40, Fad and Fancies '39. Salesmanship and office practice are her chief interests. SARA MILDRED WOOD Commercial Course, Tri-I-li-Y '40, Girls Glee Club '38, '39, '40, Mid's major school interest, at the present time, is Business Economic Problems. MICHAEL ZBLIR Practical Arts Course, Home Room Usher, Home Room Basketball, Foot- ball '38, '39, Track, Varsity l Club. Zeke likes all sports. lI32ll JOSEPHINE T. ZOFFUTO Practical Artsf Home Room President 401.lunlorlVlixed ChorusfGurlsJunior l Choralf Clubs' Tri l-li-Y '40, Junior Red Cross '37, '38, '39, '4O. I i I l MILDRED ZUGATES Commercial Coursey Home Econom- ics Club Secretary '4ODf Political Club '39, Dramatic Club '38 Nlilly's main interest is Current Problems. ll33ll l i i Top row--'A class in retail selling keeps store, loading Christmas ba kets for distributionf presenting merit awards at Home Ec. Club mother and daughter banqueti MiddlefEicher and Bruno, semester l school president and v-p, Wickens at the style showi Librarian Kelly charging out books: Bottomgfilling baskets forthe poori boys working at welding, Miss Sourwine conducts supervised study in iumor-high math class. R A YE Tl-I ELEVEN E - 1 1 1 1 f X H543 35 TENT!-I YEAR INT!-I YEAR X N .V E is V2 LMZ5 if ef ,Q 'X Q fl .I K ,L is , L E X. -if 3 f E 3711 EIGHT!-I YEAR -1 EAR Y TI-I EN SEV li L9 OO 1 , 1 1 'Q ' E ' 5 M W Q2 Q Q 'a 1 E ,. . 1 i I 3 . 2 Q Q f far : fl , 1l in ,F N MTWXNH PANHCJNSHIP V' NU COM W 7 Second Semester Student Council lrirst Semester First Semester Student Council The First semester Student Council consisted oi home room presidents from thirty-live home rooms. l-lere all the problems oi the school are brought, weeded out, and Final decisions arrived at. Dis- cussions oi problems pertaining to home room pro- grams, clubs, school policies, and corridors were developed. It is here that the president and vice- president of the entire school are nominated. Une oi our greatest problems, the idea oi a school mascot, originated here, as well as the proposal for stunt programs. The sponsor was Laura Church. Second Semester Student Council The second semester Student Council continued the work ol the First semester Student Council. Various problems, such as the selection oi the school mascot, was Finally decided. Cooperation among the teachers and students was stressed. Phases of dilierent social functions in the school were made clear. Also a president and vice-president ior the entire school were chosen. These thirty-tive presi- dents, representing all the home rooms, were elected to this position because oi their ability to lead. The sponsor was Laura Church. ll40ll Student Council -lhe Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross This year the Junior Red Cross maintained the social tradition oi cooperation and helpfulness in indiana l-ligh School. They distributed Christmas boxes to about forty iamilies, conducted a First Aid Course, and helped in the Community Chest Drive. During the second semester they sponsored a Valen- tineis Day party for the children oi the Willard l-lome, participated in an assembly program, and carried on Easter activities. As a servic eorganization, the group is invaluable. The club, composed oi torty-one members, vvas sponsored by Lisle Reed. ii41il Safety patrol Safety Patrol Directing trattic in the school was just one ot the jobs a student patroller, who was frequently heard saying Hgorry. You can not go dovvn these stairs. These stairs are For tratiic coming up-stairsf' To promote health, safety, and courteous behavior vvithin the building vvas the aim oi this club. Each student vvas given, as a reward an ul at the close oi the year. The club had regular meetings twice each month. This year the various members helped to direct traitic outside oi the building also. The club vvas sponsored by Principal Jesse A, Lubold. Student publications Tvvelirli Year Dramatic Club 1 Student Publications HThe l-ligh Arrow!! and Ulflndienu were the projects of the journalism class. To set up high scholastic standards, to develop mutual understand- ing, and also to present to the parents and friends a true picture ol school lile was the platform ol this class. HThe l'ligh Arrown is published bi-weelcly and ililndienn is an annual publication oi the stahl. The class this year had sixteen members, some just new this year and others who had served last year. The class meets at regularly scheduled periods under the guidance ol Lambert Joseph. Twelfth Year Dramatic Club The two major productions of the year HShavings and idust Till Nlorningn were presented by the .lunior and Senior Dramatic Clubs. The purpose of this organization is to develop an interest in drama as a vehicle ol education and entertainment, as a source lor experience and pleasure, during their bi-monthly meetings several one act plays were given, and these plays were written by the students themselves. Thirty-Five persons mal4e up the member- ship. Sponsors were Mrs. Mary McGregor and lvlr. Carroll Rupp. li42ll Eleventh year Dramatic Club Eleventh Year Dramatic Club This organization vvas oi active assistance to the senior club in its major undertal4ing vvhich this year was ughavingsn. These iortyfiive members oi the junior class are interested in all the various phases oi dramatics. ln fostering the study oi dramatics they have learned the correct vvays for staging a production and the art oi mal4e-up. Throughout the course oi the year revievvs and one-act plays vvere presented. All members oi this club are preparing to take their places as members oi the senior dramatic club. Sponsor vvas Laura Church. H4311 Tenth year Dramatic Club Tenth Year Dramatic Club This eager group oi sophomores, presented the three-act play, Spring Fevern for assembly. To acquaint the members oi this club with the principles of dramatics, and to foster Worthwhile plays and entertainment, they have given several one-act plays in their bi-monthly meetings. They have made a thorough study oi the art oi mal4e-up and the modern theater-its actors and its leading plays oi the season. lt was also one ol the aims oi this club to have as many members as possible to participate in dramatics. The Sponsor vvas Charlotte Chapman. Ninth Year Dramatic Club Eighth year Dramatic Club Ninth Year Dramatic Club The ninth grade Dramatic Club had lor its general theme the idea ol developing further interest in dramatic production. With that general idea, short dialogues, sl4its, one-act plays, and puppet productions vvere given. During the second semes- ter a detailed study ol radio play production vvas studied. The club as a vvhole vvas very interested in dramatics as the club membership numbered titty- five. This club met semi-monthly, every First and third -l-hursday, at vvhich times they named nevv otlicers to lead them. The sponsor vvas Gertrude Handler. Eighth Year Dramatic Club The eighth grade Dramatic Club presented in Junior Assembly Hl2ed and the Christmasxxfhoppersfi U-lhat fxvvtul Letterf, and Roses of the Rileysn vvere also short one-act plays presented by the club. These plays vvere directed by the various students. Learning to enjoy play production, and studying the elements of a good play vvere stressed in detail to the entire club ol thirty-six, This club is opened to all members of the eighth grade vvho are interested in dramatics. The bi-vveeldy meetings vvere not too many lor this group. Sponsor was Evelyn Kimmel. ii44ii Liglitnini Lightnin' l.igl'1tnin' was tlwe well-lcnovvn play presented by time Senior Class oi i94O, under time direction oi Carroll Rupp and time student directors, Betty Carney, Jane King, Gail Cline, and Sally Ray. Tliis story is about lVlr. and Mrs, Jones. l-laying reaclwed no agreement as to wlwetlwer tlwey slwould sell tiieir lwotel, Mrs. Jones applies lor a divorce. After realizing lwer mistal4e,sl1e and Bill, lier lwusband, are reunited and tiieir hotel is sold at a large profit. The pro- duction was full oi liilarious incidents, clever lines, and all tl'1at goes to malce up an entertaining play. ii45ii Sliavings Shavings The Senior Dramatic Club, with tl'ie assistance oi time Junior Dramatic Club, presented tlwe drama entitled, Hglwavingsii. It was directed by Carroll Rupp witl'1 tlwe aid oi tlie student directors, Jean Nlcfullouglw, l-lelen Uliler, and Katlwerine Smitlw. iiiis play is a story oi a baclwelor woodcarver Wlwo iinds tlwe World mucli briglnter alter lie lias made time acquaintance oi liis tenant, Mrs. Armstrong, llie plot was entwined witli mystery and romance by tlwe cleyer remarlcs oi tlie general wood-carver, Slwavings, portrayed by George Carroll. Junior K,XXR Virgil Club Junior Classical League lime Junior Classical League lias tlie largest roster oi any club in time scliool, lwaving a total memberslniip oi 'lO5. Mio liancl on tlie torclw oi classical civiliza- tion to tlwe modern vvorlcln vvas time general tlweme in mind. Small interested groups met and compared present day government, lavvs, literature, language, and arts vvitli tlwose oi time Roman civilization. Qne general meeting vvas lweld in tlie iorm oi a Roman Dinner. Tlwey sponsored tlwe movie, Hl.ast Days oi Pompeiiu. llwis club is opened to all people vvlwo are taking l.atin. Sponsor vvas l-lelen l-lersperger. Virgil Club llie Virgil Club tliis year publislwed a newspaper Milne Roman Sagittan. llwe memberslwip oi tlwe club secured a background ior lfnglislw literature vvlwiclm could not otliervvise lciave been secured. Getting away irom time regular routine oi translating and getting acquainted vvitli Roman people and tlweir customs were time tlwlngs gained from tlwis club. Sluts vvere given and various members gave reports per- taining to all plwases of Roman life. Emplwasis was placed on tlwe debt ovved to classical literature. Club sponsor vvas l-lelen l'lersperger. li46ll Classical League Eleventh and -lwelith Year political Club Eleventh and Twelfth Year Political Club Discussing present day situations throughout the world was the general discussion theme carried out through the course ot the year. Debates were staged between the dihferent members ot the club whereby various issues were made clear as to certain things in the political world. A trip to Torrance State l-lospital, and the county jail were taken. prominent citizens ot indiana came down to the various meetings and gave tallqs pertaining to the political world. The membership oi the club was thirty. The club sponsor was Eugene pounds. H4711 Ninth year political Club Ninth Year Political Club A The ninth grade Political Club was organized to carry out special projects that grew out ol the Social Science class. The one-hundred and titty members visited the jail, the indiana Dairy, and the Court when in session, Former Chief ot police, Arthur E. Beal, tallced on juvenile delinquincy, Several City and County ohficials talked about their jobs, and other duties. They also visited the Principals and Super- intendentis ottices, where was explained to the students the equipment used there. Sponsor was Gladys Moorhead Nintlw Year political Club L,lSlW6l'S Club Ninth Year Political Club B -llsiis club, during tlie course ol tlie year, debated on various subjects, lwovvever tlie most outstanding debate vvas USl1ould tlwe Government Qvvn and Control tlwe Railroads? line purpose ot tliis organization is to acquaint tlwe students witli tlwe places ol interest in lndiana and also to discuss tlwe major problems of the current political vvorld. llwe lndiana County Jail, tlwe Gazette, Grienersi Baking Co., and time Sisco lce Cream Plant vvere visited. llwe group ol Fifty attended several court sessions. Club sponsor was Clair Borland. Ushers Club A group ol boys and girls, interested in arranging time audiences in tlie sclwool auditorium during en- tertainments, formed time Usliers Club. -lime tlwirty- live members usliered lor: ul-lansel and Gretelfi HQld King ColefiUslwavingsfiHl.igl1tnin,,Handtl1e various UlVloviesU sliovvn in tlwe auditorium during time noon liour. lliey also directed traliic lor tl'ie Americanism program, and time various Commence- ment activities. line Club vvas strictly a service organization. Viola Simpson vvas tlie sponsor. ll48ll Senior Qrchestra Senior Orchestra Students with talent for instrumental music and who wanted to study orchestral literature composed the Senior Qrchestra. They studied an extensive repertoire ol instrumental technique, classics and semi-classics, and light music. Also Further per- lection of instrumental technique, and ditlerent types ol ensemble music. It had tvventy-six members, and was a regularly scheduled class, each student re- ceiving a lull credit For successful completion oi the course. They made numerous public appearances. The director vvas l-larry Canfield. li49il Senior Choir Senior Choir The Senior Choir vvas composed of students of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The only requirement vvas a pleasant singing voice. This is a class in choral literature, production of choral music, and part singing. Cn March 31, they sang at the First Presbyterian Church in Kittanning, Pa. They have sung vespers at several ot the churches in lndiana. The Choir also sang For the Baccalaureate Service on June Q. The club had seventy members and met during the Filth period on Monday and Wednesday. l-larry Canfield was the director. Senior band lvvirlers Club Senior Band llie Senior Band, vvliiclw meets regularly, serves tvvo purposes. First it allords an opportunity lor tlwose vvlsio can successlully prolit lrom so doing to become acquainted vvitli various lorms ol band literature. lliis vvaytlie students develop l4novvledge and appreciation ol music. llie band lwas as a secon- dary purpose tlwat ol a utility organization. It is called upon to play lor assemblies, atlnletics contests, and parades. It represented tlie Lions Club at its pittsburgli Convention and liacl a combined concert vvitli lfbensburg, llwe director is l-larry Canlield. Twirlers Club H0ne, tvvo, tliree, lour,H craslwl -llne tvventy-live members ol lvvirlers Club are practising tlieir various tvvirls. Among tlwe mostxpopular are tlie vamp, beliind-tlne-baclc, tvvo-lnand, clembdirble, neclc, and leg tvvirles. llie main objective ol tl'1e club vvas to present a group ol line tvvirlers lor tlwe band. -llwe ones Hout front tliis year Were: Claire lrudeau, lnez Grillitli, Betty Nicliols, and Betty Carney, l-larold Busli, president ol tlie club, entered tlie state contest at Lewistovvn, tal4ing lourtlw place. Sponsor vvas l-larry Canlield. ll50ll Girls Glee Club Junior lVlixed Clworus Girls Glee Club A great deal oi musical ability, as well as enjoy- ment, l'ias come to tlrie girls wlwo lwave been members oi tlie Girls Glee Club tlwis year. llwis organization was composed entirely oi girls vvlno are musically inclined. llwey learned a great deal about tlwe art oi music tlwrougli tlweir singing ol selections written by tlwe old masters. ln tlweir regular meetings, slwort programs were presented by tlwe students. lime twenty-two members attempted to learn to sing A Cappella music, and to develop a deeper appreci- ation ior line music. Sponsor was Robert Litzinger. ll,51ll Junior Mixed Chorus llwe Junior Mixed Clworus was tlwe largest club in tlwe sclnool tliis year vvitlw a membersliip oi 135. -llwe clnorus is a source oi musical fun and preparation lor tlie senior organizations. During tlwe year tliey exclwanged an interesting concert witli tl'1e Training Scliool and appeared in several concerts, among vvliiclw was l-ligli Scliool Niglit at tlie Nletlwodist Cliurcli. llwe members also enjoyed a combination skating and carolling party, llwe assistant directors were students lrom tlwe college. llwe sponsor was Robert Litzinger. Junior Band Senior Rille Club Junior Band The Junior Band is composed ol students vvho are just starting out in the Field oi music. The organiza- tion met lor rehearsals three times each vveel4, and attempted to learn the beginning lundamentals oi orchestral vvorl4. The purpose vvas to provide the players ol orchestral instruments an opportunity lor the enjoyment oi ensemble playing. It also provided background for the students who wished to join the Senior Band. They vvere provided vvith band literature. The Fifty-three members are under the direction ol Robert l.itzinger. Senior Rifle Club Qrchids to all the members ol this club, who have received second place in the BH division of the NRA. postal matches. They also participated in six shoulder matches oi which they Won Five. During some oi their meetings the necessity lor greater salety and better marlcsmanship vvere discussed. Salety in regard to the use oi Firearms was particularly stressed. These thirty-tvvo members placed safety above being a good shot. The second semester vvas devoted entirely to shoulder matches, and shooting For medals. The sponsor was David Dunmire. ll52ll Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais Bonjour, and a jolly hello from all the members oi this club, who made their goal to foster a l4eener appreciation ol the contributions oi the French, as a nation, to modern civilization. The meetings vvere held both in activities period and at the homes oi the students. At the meetings which vvere held in the homes ol the students, French songs vvere sung and usually the refreshments vvere served in a French style, also French clothes, art, music, and literature were discussed. Le Cercle Francais had thirty members. Sponsor vvas Anna Mary Thomas. ii53il l'lome Economics Club Home Economics Club The theme oi the entire year for this club was Develop an All-Around Life , Pummage sales, Get-Acquainted parties, Christmas social vvorl4, and a Mother and Daughter Banquet constituted some oi the many activities ol this organization. All these activities were held in order to earn money to send a representative to the l-lome Economics Convention in philadelphia. This club vvas one ol the most active in the school. To develop active and erlicient homemalcers was the purpose oi the Club. The group vvas sponsored by Alice Clements. SZDIOV Tri-I-Ii-V Junior . Tri-l-li-V Senior Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-l-li-V Club is newly organized this year. It was organized primarily For the purpose oi pro- moting Christian ideals in the home and school. A lovely induction service was held on lvlarch 28, at which they had as their guests a chapter from Blairsville. Devotional exercises, business, and pro- grams iormed the procedure oi the regular Thursday meetings. A Mother and Daughter Banquet, parties, and sports provided social diversion forthe members. Club A had forty members. The group adviser was Catherine McClure. Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club The Junior Tri-l-li-Y Club, the junior branch oi the Senior Tri-l-li-Y Club, was also started the second semester and is likewise sponsored by the Young lvlenis Christian Association. Several parties were held For the purpose oi learning and appreciaz ting the art of living well together. Many programs were held throughout the year to help create and maintain through the entire school and community high standards of Christian character. This newly organized club seems to have proven oi interest to everyone. Club sponsor was Evelyn Kimmel. ii54il Senior I-li-V Club Senior Hi-Y Club This club is just nevvly organized and has this year attained a membership ol forty-tive. This organi- zation meets every First and third Thursday ol the month. It also has a recreational or social evening once or tvvice each month. lo maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character was the sole purpose ol this club. This group is sponsored through the coopera- tion ol the Y.lVl.C.A. which has promoted this idea in many schools. The club advisers were Eugene Pounds and lsaac Stright. 555 Commercial l-lonor Club Commercial Honor Club Limited only to the members ol the Commercial Department, this club has attained high honors as a club in the commercial Field, promoting and Fostering vvorl4 ol a high standard throughout the entire de- partment, lceeping in close contact with a changing business vvorld, and developing ltnovvledge of and slcill in commercial subjects. Slcits were given per- taining to ollice routine and many guests vvere present at these meetings. Prominent men in the commercial Field also talked at the various meetings, Sponsor was Sara Wiley. photography Club Studying projection operation at the Manos theater, learning the operation oi the various types oi cameras, photo-developing, and printing, have constituted the activities oi this club. lnterchanging oi experiences, particularly vvith regard to the use oi light meters, timing techniques, and camera values have proved ot great interest to the various nineteen members. Going from place to place snapping pictures ot this thing and that appeared to be the delight oi these amateur photographers. The club was sponsored by George l lill. 56 I THRU MNH! Y .. C 1 7 ., F , of . yi . Am .VW 2 WWQ '22 Haw in ia mm . ww gggggxffwwa ,M.si,1.,gsggi?, iiaggsfixis ies? 55 vi 14 i Q 7 mn! W ,,. W FGQTBALI. . ndiana l-ligh School was sorely surprised at the quick turn of events in this year's football season. After last year's undefeated, but once tied football team, this seasonis team was somewhat of a surprise. The l.ittle indians received new red shell pants and loolced like a million dollars. Playing spasmodically, the little indians displayed some form of power. They won 'l, lost 4, and tied 2 games. from 65 hopefuls reporting at the first call of Coach Joseph Shane and Assistant Coach Russell l.eech, the coaches had to build up an entirely new team. All of last year's starting line-up had graduated and though a few candidates had had some experience, they lacl4ed stability at the beginning of the season. The team as a whole was rather light. Weight has a great deal to do with a successful team. With an average of 'l4O pounds in the backfield and 145 in the line, the Little lndians could have used a few heavy men. i14isxf wir? T i 58 F111 14: il l 5 9 VARSITY BASKETBALL . bout sixty hopeful basl4eteers reported lor duty on Tuesday, November 'l4. Coach Russell Leech soon cut the men dovvn to a number that could use the Floor lor practice. Three oi last yearys twelve varsity members returned and Coach Leech used those men continuously. The Little lndians proved that they might be a championship ball club it they vvanted. They vvon all games in the nevvly formed Tri-County League during the First hall oi the season. Soon altervvards f the team hit a slump from vvhich they never emerged. They lost each successive league game and also the County Tournament. The Little lndians developed beautiful ol- iensive playing, but rather slovv ottensive playing. The only time that they shovved really great aggressiveness vvas in the Leech- burg game vvhen lndiana humiliated the Leechburg men vvith a score ol 45-QQ. lndiana displayed what they could do when they put the power on an opposing team. Rfb JUNICDR VARSITY BASKETBALL . fme Junior Varsity Basketball team of lndiana l-ligfm Scfmool, under tlme leadersfmip of Coaclm .losepfm Slmane, fmad a fairly successful season tlmis year. Getting off to a bad start, tfme team lost four games before tlmey were able to get in tfme win column, With l-lenry lVlitclmell, Jolmn lVlitcfmell, Turley, and Clawson back from last year, tfme Jay Vees finisfmed time year witlm Ti wins and TT losses, ln tfme twenty-two games played tlmis season, tfme team scored a total of 467 points. Time squad was picked mainly from time lower classes, Seyeral of tfme Jay Vees saw action in time lndiana County Tourna- ment and made a fine sfmoyving. Coaclm Russel Leecn slmould find little trouble in filling time vacant positions left by varsity graduates, Tlme Jay Vees ended tfmeir season as runners-up in time lndiana County Sclmolastic Basketball League QlNlortlmern SectionD, a position wlmicfm lndiana lmas fmeld since tfme league was formed tlmree years ago. i ii60li fl fi? 2' 5 'K if 61 TRACK . n the day before Spring was officially ushered in, sixty-Five young stalwart men reported for duty in Track. Coach Lambert Joseph put the fellows through the neces- sary calisthenics and proceeded to develop another powerful Little lndian Track team. Several lettermen returned and also many very promising boys. The Little Indians then proceeded to show their power. They journeyed to Punxsutawney where they defeated the K'Woodchucks by QX3 point. Bracing and steadying, they did well in the Pitt Junior College meet held at Johnstown and took top honors at the lndiana County Track event. Eleven records were broken at the County meet and the Little ln- dians broke most ol them. William Eicher was the top man with 14 points in that meet. With the 440 yard run and 'TOO T yard sprint well taken care oi, the rest of the positions were all open for those who wanted to make good, as several did. ,Xxx I ls ,r l J A AA' 'fs AV 'Cx Varsity Ulu Club tl 4 ,i Clieerleaders Club Cheerleaders Club Ralil Ralwl Ralilgyealw teamlu Qnce again tlwe' cheerleaders are urging tlie team on to victory. Time boys and girls lead time student body in tlwe various sclwool yells and songs, during football and basket- ball season. Tlwey lield pep meetings in tlwe audi- torium beiore Football games, and participated in several assemblies. -lliey also lield several pep rallies in tlwe lVlanos llieater. llwe lwead clweerleader vvas Gerald Segner. During Football season tlwey met tlwree times vveel4ly, during baslcetball season, once vveelcly. Sponsor vvas James Nix, Varsity Nil' Club line members of tlwis organization are all letter men oi tlwe atliletic teams, line purposes of tlwis club are to develop sportsmanslwip and lair play, to boost time atlwletic department, and to bring about and maintain friendly relationslwips vvitlw tlieir opponents and to siiovv tliem every possible courtesy vvlwile tl'iey are guests ol lndiana l-liglw Scliool. During time course oi time year tlwey have sponsored a varsity ul niglit vvlwicli included a dance, a box social, and a calce vvallc. lime members ol tlwis club purclwased red and black svveaters. Sponsor vvas l-larold Lutz. H62 I 'N N MX W ARN AND Ll VE BETTER WE LE 1' lop left-Mr. Widdowson teaching an evening school class in welding, boys in electrical shop, H. Mitchell demonstrating pressure in physics class, ucurleyu at Worlq Estvanilc in chem lab, Miss Mc- Clure's English ll class reviewing projectsf Commercial Club on Field trip noting business machines demonstrationf part oi the magazine section ofthe school library. ALL WCDRK AND NCD PLAY H64 of ,Stal H SCDME WCDRK AND SCDME PLAY 65 l-lanseln and Gretel,' from junior operetta, Mr, Striglwt lwears matlw demonstrationf pupils examining Englisli projects, Junior Red Cross preparing to deliver Christmas baskets, Faculty ladies repair an injury , rifle club liits tlwe bullseye, an adult evening typing classf the Roman dinner of junior classical league, a commercial group views map of R-P Coal operations. Srraosrrots at rarwolorrr portray r I 5 L H6611 s H x 2 i L E 1 ? r 5 4 2 E S 2 E K 2 Q 2 2 E J 4 s lile in the school t67il 0 O 0 Throughout the school year many things occur that are impossible to record pictorially. It is possible to snap pictures ol this and that about school, but the photographer must have lcnowledge of the event and have a camera on hand. This yearls l.'lndien attempts to portray enough ol the varied lite of the school to give students and others who leaf through this boolc a clear impression oi the multiplicity of activities that occupy student and faculty attention. Cn these pages are views selected at random to show the everchanging panorama oi life in Indiana l-ligh . . . Views: left, down-The Roman banquet oi Junior Classical Leaguef Junior Red Cross sends exchange paclcets to foreign studentsi business students on one of their Field tripsi tripping the light, fantastic toe in the gymf home room Christmas baskets going out, Room T03 in session, the band entertains at the Willard l-lomef Circle left--in front of school at noon, stage scene From home economics style show, Top right-Night Christmas decorations above main entrance, ll-lS press group at Reading convention, inspecting the bulletin board: Bottom right-view of adult evening school banqueti noon dancing in the gym, mother and daughter banquet of l-lome Economic Club. 5 69 Qpposite page, lelt downgwlaestro Canfield insists upon no less than perfection, boys in the magazine and newspaper section ol library, Winners of literary and art awards in Elks Hfaxmericanismn contest, Mr. Dunmireis history class: Right down- otiice practice class at work, retail selling class in their grocery store, art class Worlc- ing on posters, student teacher conducts a choral group. This page, leit downfl-lome Ec. Club sells peanuts at noon, Tri-l'li-V girls sing in meeting, at the tall hill-billy dance, Middle down'-the perrys in masquerade, lVlr. Wiltis history students on their annual trip to pittsburgh, Ford entertaining lciddies at childrenis home: Right downfan ufxpril Fooli' photo, lunch in cafeteria, aeronautical club in assembly. l-hat memory may linger SCI-ICDOI. LIFE I-IAS VARIED ASPECT . Qpposite page, top row!-llwe Junior Red Cross provides a banquet lor tlie l4iddies at Willard l-lome, tlwe uvvitclin leeds l-lansel and Gretel cooldes in tlwe junior-liiglw operetta, Slwop boys at slieet metal vvorl4, Middle tlie stage setting lor Senior Dramatic Clubs play Hgliavingsy' as created by vvoodvvorldng and art students, Bottom Mr. Smay discusses a poster in art class, students just arriv- ing tlirougli a blizzard, Mr. Stoner demonstrates lwovv to prepare a store vvindow display in liunting season. 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