Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

 - Class of 1923

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J 1 J - J . . - , 4 N 4 7 A L . 1 T 1 X L V -, -J . . 4 - 1 . , . . , . . 1 I U ' . U -ll I ' ,I A L P I U . , , . I' . S K . . A1 Y T 1 7 Y , ' I I - 4 JI I 1 Aj J J Y 4 , Y L Ein ilhh duh 151112 S U Li N ln wi lwsum Q. 1 NI MPI R I Sanz If Y Y A l l ET fl Q X HI IV .' ' 1 C X1 .ll,1.11 l f'l1?f:Z1ffII1H' A' . ww, p- Sf rw-1,1 Liw- 1 ,lC'AIlI!L'IIi' llxgh ' ful -, lr, L'1,,fXfNS U l-'if Ifliil V:m'iw Min-11 SHUTB X'v'lQf' I':n9'l':11t IQ11,,4'1xc- 141151 lin 5 L'ZL'ldIk' Mi1'liwl 1l'lfv1c1-1 'l':mQ1sL1zfgr . UMW Imyh m'l,XwS i'i,H.fH-lil 11311 - li V-. Fm' VI.-Xiif EKI, VVICR Lf :'.1tx 'L VI.-X45 NIfJ'l l'O 11 mx' -N' 114- vw hi' 1' '1'11w.' DEDICATION To Mlss Annabel Cooper our Semor Class Adv1sor we most respectfully a teacher when we entered as Freshmen and therefore has a speclal mterest mn the Class of 1923 l l dedicate The Red and Blue. Miss Cooper entered Jeannette High School, as Tv!! 1! MREWLONGAM Supermtendent of Jeannette Puhhc Schools Q , I f W W 1 W Z I Q I N. A V 'ul 'l. 2 , Z N Glhv mn igutlhtng Margaret Noss Jeannette Hlgh School has been for the past few years workrnv und great handlcaps Despxte thls xt has been keepmg pace w1th the advancement whlch has been made m 1ts lxne of work The number of 1nstructors as well as the number of students has been annually mcreasmg The courses have been enlarged and rmproved But the bmggest advancement has been the erec txon of the new bulldlng Thxs affords accommodatxons for a very large num ber of students The new bulldmg IS a source of Joy and prlde to all who are Interested ln the school To the members of the board of educatlon much credit IS due for therr untxrmg efforts m thls noble work Credxt rs also due the cltrzens of th town who made such a bulldmg possxble by thexr support All the final worth IS not ln the beauty of thxs structure eannette m years to come w1ll be the benefactor of noble cmzens tramed wzthrn these walls Here Hrgh school students w1ll be taught the essentials of good crtnzenshxp ani means of rmprovmg the commumty The test of a good school IS to be able to graduate from school 1nto hfe people who wxll be of some real servxce to thenr commun ty and fellow man Thns burldlng as well as all others of xts type surely should be an mcentrve for good work Where can work be accompllshed f not amld pleasant and comfortable su1round1ngs7' Such an mstltutlon must mamtam a good scholas for l1fe A good foundatmon made here IS bound to brmg success later The hxgh school stands for the hlghest :deals m lrfe Character IS bemg made every day A good character that whlch no one can take from a person IS an mdlspensable requlsxte m llfe The new bulldxng w1th a fme large gymnaslum affords ample opportunlty for cons1derable work ln physlcal culture Thls need IS reahzed more every day especrally has xt been urged smce o many young men were found physlcal ly unfit for army servrce ln the recent war What value rs a man of much learn mg to hls commumty who IS physlcally defic1ent9 He is a l1ab1l1ty rather than an asset A good strong healthy body IS requlred before good work m educa tlonal or vocatlonal lxnes can be obtained Durxng the short tlme m whlch thxs course has been employed marked lmprovement has been notlced Condmons such as the new buxldmg affords are the first great mduce ments to high school students Th1s IS shown by the fact that more puplls are attendmg hlgh school every year Every effort has been made to make school a pleasure rather than a bore The student body appreclates thxs fact whlcll was shown by thelr eagerness for the new bulldmg and rn thelr prxde m mam tammg lt so well The members of the Class of IQ23 are very proud of the fact that they have had the prlvllege of spendmg even a short txme here Thu! x ' . , ' U ef ' i . . ' i- ' tic and moral standing first of all. School is a work shop. It is a preparation ' H-Il ,af , J 'ef vw., Y 4 4 , 3 ,Qi A I 5 1 5 l 1. 5 I X 1 v THE EDITORIAL STAFF Edmtor ln Chlef Margaret Noss ASSOC13tC Edltors Mar aret Mumma Wayne Altman Busmess Manager Eugene Laughlm Ass stant Buslness Manager Ralph Best IX lf' , w . . O 1 . ,.,.. ..... . ......... . ,D , , . , ,,,,,- vvlv Ihlhlhh, 4,,4 -.-..-......-.-.n-- . U . 5 ' ,, ....... ..... ..... . .... . . ,1A'I1 Svntnrz ALBERT SANTY Santy Faultless rn hrs dealmgs Pres C41 Sclence Club C2 3 41 Treas C41 Orchestra C1 2 3 41 Open Literary Meetm C31 Prom Com C31 Chanr ofAdvert1s1ng Commlttee C41 Boys G1 e Club C41 Bryant Luterary Sccxety C41 A Successful Calam 1fy Class Nnght FUGENE LAUGHLIIN Slonna er I-I nest 1 bo bea s 2 lovely face Vrc Pres C41 Tenn s C3 41 Capt Orchestra C2 3 41 Open Lxterary C31 SCICUCL Club C2 3 41 Busmess Mgr Year Book C41 Erners n Lrterary Socrety C41 A Successful Calamxty Horror Oratron MILDRED ELLEN HELFRICK Bep As sweet and kmd as youll ever fmd M T Club C41 Bryant Lrterary Socxetv C41 Class Secy C41 Class Cash1er C2 341 A Successful Calamxty Banquet Commrt ee GRACE LEYH Glggles Shes sweet enough to stand jeff Asst Secy Athlete Asso C31 Basketball C3 41 Manager Basketball C41 Gle Club C2 31 Mrs Temples Telegram C21 Llterary l As o Treas C41 Class Treas C3 41 M T Club Pres C41 Bryant Lrterary Soclety C41 Class Representat1ve of Year Bock C11 Song, Commlttee C41 Banquet Committee Class Nlght N Sucntf en . X u 11 n - - - 11 - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 - - - ' 'J' 7 D 1 - - 1 . , G 1 ' 1 ' - u 1 . ,, . v 1 an U 11 D an 11 'f .. 2 Y' .Y .. 7 . ' n 1 - . . , . , . . C41. - - ' ' 1 1 , 1 ' ' 1 - 1 A - - u ' 1 . ,, . , . . as 11 u ' 1 - 11 3 . . , , , . 1 - 1 ' ' 1 u , ' 11 ' 1 I6 ' 11 u 1 11 ' 1 . . . , - Q 1 1 -f , . - , U , 4 - o . . , . ' , . . ' 1 1 U 1 . 1 . u , 1 1 . -.1 1 Aff' ELIZABETH PARKER BURGER L1 She IS pretty to walk wlth and wltty to talk wlth Glee Club Q1 2341 Open Llterary C31 R1n Commlttee C31 Prom Commlttee C31 Secy M T Club C41 Fmerson Llterary C41 Commencement Da c Commlttee ANNA BLEIBERG Curlle Nothlng IS as great as ambltron Pres Emerson Lrterary Q41 Glee Club C3 41 Mctto and Flowe Comm1 tee Q41 M Llub C41 DC'd1C8tlOn Service C4l Class Nrght MARY COOK True worth 1s 1n bemg not seemmg Glee Club C1 2 3 41 Sclence Club C41 Bryant Llterary Q41 Inv1tat1on Commltte Q41 M T Club Q41 ANNA B GREGORY Flop Great thmgs sometlmes come ln small packages Glee Club Q1 2 31 Basketball C41 M T Club C41 Commerclal Club C21 Emerson Lxterary C41 1 fl 'bfi as ' ' ' ' u ' ' ' 7 1 U . . C, 1 - s , . . . . , 4 , n fe ' . . If ' Y, an - . - - n u , - , : 1 , . T. , . . . . 1 1 Cookie I as ' ' ' ' , vp I - 1 - . Lfagv- ' ' ' 9 1 , e , . . . as. av H . . . Y, ' ' 1 1 - - , Y N liiuhtf 1-n WAYNE CONODE ALTMAN Wayne May we have ln our arms What we love 1n our hearts Asst Edxtor Red and Blue Tennls Q3 41 Manager Tenms Team Q41 Athletlc J As soclatrcn Boys Glee Club Q41 Bryant Llter ary Q41 Pennant Commlttee Q41 JACK AMANN ack Never do today what can b done tomorrow Football Q3 41 Board of Control Q3 41 Scxence Club Q21 Emerson Literary Q41 RALPH STANLEY BEST Wemers The end of hrs labor IS to gam lelsure Bryant Llterary Q41 Boys Gleey Club Q41 Ass t Busmess Mgr Red and Blue SCICHCC Club Q2 3 41 Open Lxterary Q41 KATHARINE AGNES BULLOCK Krtty Trs well to be honest and true Capt Glrls Tenms Team Q31 Glee Club Q1 2 3 41 Class Representatxve for Year Book Q21 Flrst Pr1ze H S Essay Cont st Q31 M T Club Q41 Bryant L1teraryQ41 Tenm Q3 41 Commerclal Club Q21 N Nmetef-n C6 ii OC ' ' 19 Q ' ll I! ' - ' ' if Y! , - 1 1 ' IIJ YY il G !9 , - - , - , , . KK ' H! ll ' ' ' ' !! Cheerleader Q41, Ass't. Cheerleader Q31, ! , I 1 ' li I! ' . . , - - , , ll ' !l ll ' I! ' 1 , - - ' E ' . ' . 3 l 9 -- - - -' 1 ' . . ,A , s l Fu nu REXFORD HEASLEY Rex Wnat more can be sand he IS a gentleman Emerson Lxterary Socl ty Q4j HOWARD HEISEL He1s He IS a fool who thmks by force or skxll to turn the current of a woman s wxll Treasurer of Athletc Asso Q4j Hlgh Schcol Cashx r Q43 Bryant Llterary Soctety HENRIETTA ELIZABETH HIZER Hen Dlscretxon m speech IS more than eloquence M T Club Q41 Commerclal Club Q2 45 Glee Club Q1 2 3j Emerson Llterary Soclety LUCI LE KEALEY Kealey Oh' She wlll smg the savageness out of a bear Gnrls Glee Club Q1234j Secretary f Class Q31 Mrs Temples Telegram Q25 Ath letnc Asso Secy Q4j Secretary Lxterary J Asso Q42 Secy of Bryant Lnt rary Soclety Q43 M T Club Q41 Song Commxttee Q4j Commencement Dance Commxttee A Suc ces ful Calamxty II YI lt ' ' ' 'Y , . . I .Q . u ' lv H . . . 1 ' ll - I . , .7 . . f- 1 ll ,Y U . . . . ,, ' ' 1 ' v - - , fl Y, It ' ' n ' U - - - , 0 , 9 - 1 ' . , . 1 . . , , . P . . , . - 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ll , - Q ' UI .5 . .0 . MARTHA LEITCI-l Marty As good to b out of the world as out of fashlon Vxce Presldent Q21 Glee Club Q1 2341 Orchestra Q1 2 41 School Pxamst Q3 41 M T Club Q41 Emerson Llterary Q41 Invltatxon Commnttee Q41 Commerclal Club Q21 A Successful Calamity P J MANSON Pete It would talk Lord' how It talked' Vlce Pres1dent Q31 Mrs Temples Tele ram 2 Lxterar Assoclatnon Q2 34 Q2 3 41 Open Literary Q31 Boys Glee Cluo Q41 Emerson Llterary Q41 Year Book Re resentatrve Q31 Commencem nt Dance Com mnttee Cla s Nlght MARGARET MATTHEWS Margaret She speaks behaves and acts just as she should Commerclal Club Q2 41 M I' Club Q41 Emerson L1terary Q41 ADA MILLIREN Ada Can the world buy such a Jewel Glee Club Qr 2 31 Commerclal Club Q2 41 M T Club Q41 Emerson Lxterary Q41 Treas Commercxal Club 141 Prom Commrttee Q31 Class Nwht l Fw ents On 1 J ' l g ,CX ' Y J G --1, Pres. Q41, Reporter A. A. Q21, Scnence Club 9 l ' 1 - p' ' . s , ' . 5 .3 ' Fu entx Fw u MAE McDANNET L Mae Never rdle a moment but thrxfty and thoughtful of others Glee Club Q1 2 3 41 Commercxal Club Q2 41 Ba ketball Q3 41 M T Club Q41 Bryant Lrterary Soclety Q41 DOROTHY MARGARET MULL Doll Her axr her manners all who saw admlred M T Club Q41 Bryant L1terary Soclety Q41 jumor Prom Commlttee Q31 Glee Club Q1 2 3 41 Open Llterary Meetmg Q31 Clas Treasurer Q11 DWIGHT MU LL Mull1e A fast man and always on the Jump Class Treas Q21 Mrs Templ s Telegram Q21 Llterary J Assoclatlon Q2341 VIC Pres Llterary Q41 Scnence Club Q3 41 Vxce Pres Sclence Club Q41 Bryant Llterary Society Q41 Year Book Representatxve Q11 Open Llterary Salutatorlan MARGARET V MUMMA Marg There hes more perll rn thxne eyes than twenty swords Glee Club Q1 2 3 41 V Pres Glee Club Q31 Basketball Q2341 Op n Lxterary Contest Q31 M T Club Q41 Emerson Llterary So c1ety Q41 Asst Edntor Year Book Q41 Ath letxc J Assoclatlon Pennant Ccmmlttee Q41 A Successful Calamlty 1 2 V u 11 u - - 1 1 of - - - Y - 1 3 ' 1 ' ' 1 44 11 an - - 11 1 1 . . , 1 ' 1 - - - ' v 1 1 'J rs - 11 u - 11 as . , . s. . . . - - . A , . , C ' J- 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 , . as 11 H . . . . 11 - - - Y . I ' - - 0 ' , C 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' ' 1 al ' 1' r . , HI . LOUIS NAPLES Loule G1ve me all or g1VC me nothmg Football Q3 41 Basketball Q41 Emerson L1terary Q41 A Successful Calamlty Open L1terary MARGARET NOSS Marg1e You have crowned us with the shleld of your good w11l Glee Club Q2 3 41 Treas Q31 Scxence Club Q41 M T Club Q41 Ed1tor1nCh1ef Red and Blue Q41 Pennant Commxttee Q41 Bry ant L1terary Q41 Open L1terary Q41 Class Nxght RUTH PEHRSON Ruth She mlxed reason wlth pleasure and wlsdom wlth mirth Class Secy Q 1 Glee Club Q11 Secy Board of Control Q41 M T Club Q41 Open L1terary Q41 Emerson L1terary Q41 RANDALL FRANCIS PETERS Pete Wlth motives l1ttle known Jeannette Hlgh Class Basketball Q41 Bryant L1terary Q41 Mt Vernon Ohm- Delphx L1terary Q31 Boys Booster Club Q31 Boys Glee Club Q31 Tweutw Thle as ' u- ns ' - - va ' n 9 - ,, ' vs , 1 n ' n an ' ' ' u - 1 - - , . , . . . H v - ' 1 ' n ' y 1 r , 9 u rr u ' - . . . ,, v n I , , . v - - 1 , . 44 H u ' ' - 99 ..- , . . , . . , 1 1 v , .- , w Txumx Four EUDORE ZABEAU Eck Nothmg can cover hrs hxgh fame but heaven Basketball Q3 41 Baseball Q3 41 Tenm Q3 41 J ASSOC1atl0n Boys Glee Club Q41 clence Club Q41 Invrtatlon Commxttee Q41 Bryant Llterary Q41 A Successful Calam 1 JOHN PROTHERO Johnny A moral senslble and well bred man RHSRoswellNMQ31RHSDe batmg Team Parthenon Debatmg Soclety Jumor Clrcus J H S Jeannette Pa Class resldent Q31 Presldent of Bryant L1terary oclety Q41 Prom Commlttee Q31 Screncc Reporter of Sclence Club Q31 Boys Glee Club Q41 A Successful Calamrty Banquet ommlttee Valedlctonan ETTA RABINOVITZ Etta To be of servlce rather than consplcuous Member of Commercxal Club Q2 41 M T Club Q41 Bryant Lrterary Society Q41 Class Night BENTON ROWE Bent am ln earnest I w ll not retreat a single word and I wrll be heard Manager Tennls Team Q31 Sclence Club Q2 3 41 Reporter of Sclence Club Q31 Pres xdent of Science Club Q41 Boys Glee Club Q41 Emerson L1terary Society Q41 Com mencement Dance Commxttee A Successful Calamlty 'i 1. I 1 ' y is S . ' , '. . . : 'ty. it ' Di P ' .i . : ., , D S . , . , . Club Q2-3-41, Secretary of Science Club Q21, C ' . ' ' . O6 ' , ' 'Qi HI . . I . JOHN SOFKO Yonks I am not far dxfferent than the rest Sclence Club C2 34, Emerson Lzterary Society f4j A Successful Calamlty ROMAN SOFKO Dutch A fool must now and then be rlght by chance Football Q2 3 4j Capt Football C41 Pres Athlet1c Assoclatlon C41 Sclence Club Q41 A Successful Calamlty Banquet Commxt ee JESSIE SU MMERS JCSSIC Goodness IS beauty m 1ts best state Pres Commercial Club f4j M T Club Q41 Emerson Literary Society C41 Open Llt erary Class Nlght f4j AMY L TOMPKINS Peppy A happy gemus IS the gnft of natur Glee Club C3 4, M T Club C45 Com merclal Club C41 Bryant Llterary Soclety 643 Fm entx Fu ll ,Q ll ' 9, - - , ' ll ' Il , . u n ll ' Y! ' ' , . , . Q Y If ' IP ' ll ' ,I Cl ' ' ' 7, . , . . 1 r ' , . u n ll ' ' ' o Il A - , . l , .. 7 Y v v ' v 1 THEODORE PIERSON Ted After a serlous matter let us mdulge m sport Football Cr 2 3 41 Manager Football C41 Basketball Cr 2 3 41 Capt Basketball C41 Baseball Q2 3 41 Sclence Club C3 41 J Asso Emerson Lxterary S CV C43 J H S At1 letxc Asso Pres C41 Board of Control C2 31 J CHARLES WILMES Chuck I ll try anythlng once Sclence Club Q2341 Emerson Llterary Q41 Asst Cheerleader C41 Svmtnr Qllamr Mmtnrg Mxldred Helfrxck There IS an old saymg Good thxngs are done up rn small packages pro bably thls xs the reason our Semor Class IS composed of such a small group When the prlncxpal opened the door one beautlful September morning rn the year 1919 he found what has become the 1llustr1ous class of IQ23 We hope he has never regretted havmg left us ln There were a hundred and two of us and we were glven no opportumty b barbers the Sophomores who soon txred of ths pastvme however and we were allowed to rest ln p ace About the second week nf school w held cl meetxng for the purpose of orgamzmg After the no se had subs ded lt was found that the followmg officers were elected Pres Fred Potts V Pres joe Farmer Secy Ruth Pehrson Treas Dorothy Mull Red and Whlte wer declded upon for our class colors Mlss Reuter and M1ss H111 were the teach ers selected to care for us and gulde us through our Freshmen ye r As there was such a large number of us lt was rmposslble to have any partles our flrst year At the beglnmng of our Sophomore year we found only slxty ln our class thxs number mcluded some new membe s Now that we were Sophomores we enjoyed the prlvllege of lnxtlatmg the Freshmen At our first class meetmg we elected the followmg offlcers Pres Alfred Amann V Pres Maltha Lertch Secy Katherme Bullock Treas, Dwl ht Mull Mr Stump was selected as Tu DIN slx 7 . ' ' ' v n ' ' 9 ' ' 1 - - ' Q ' 1 - . . , ' . AC V . 7' 0 1 O 1 I H , 4 0. . to forget that we were green. Few of the boys escaped the hands of the would- e' v - 1 ' 1 . A A . . Q G U Q . . : ., . 3 . ., 3 ., 3 ' ., . ' e ,. ' , . 2. . - I ' ' -: ., : . ., ' : . D .O our class advrsor Durrnff thrs second year we enjoyed many partres amonv those not to be for otten was the Halloween party at Potts farm We pur chased our class banner whrch has always been carefully guarded on Prcnrc day and at all publrc events As junrors we had the responsrbrlrty of takrn care of the Fres men Avarn we had lost some of our memb rs but strll numbered frftv four Our cfncers were as follows Pres Iohn Prothero V Pre P I Manson Secy Lucrle Kealey Treas Grace Leyh Forclass advrsor we succeeded In abarrr obtarnrnv M1ss Reuter whom as I mentroned before we had as Freshmen We ot our class rrn s whrch we are very proud of about Chrrstmas trme Our unror year conta ned manv good trmes The boys started by grvrng the grrl a Werne Roast at Oakford Park at the party some of the Sem rs lard asrde tnerr dwnrty lonb enough to steal our marshmallows The most rmportant event of the year was our Pro'n wrrch was decrdedly the b st yet At last we are S nrors' About one thrrd of those enrolled as Freshmen are left to have the honor of berng the first class to ,Graduate from our new hrgn school At our frrst class meetmg thrs year the follovx ng officers were elected Pres Albert Santy V Prcs Eu ene Iauohlrn S cy Mrldred Helfrrck Treas Grace Leyh M1ss Cooper rs our class advrsor and rn apprecratron of the thrngs she has done for us we are dedrcatrng our Year Book to her Our Senror year has been frlled wrth many good trmes and there are many rrany more to look forward to Such 1S the class of 23 who brds ood by to our dear old ean nette Hr h School Svntur Glam Snug Tune QTell Me No of a Lovely Lassj Harll All Harll to a 1olly class The Senrors of 23 There were others oh yes others But none lrke 23 e may flunk rn our Latrn Chem or Envlrsh Sometrmes we flunk rn three But we re t1e Jolly yes the Jolly class of aafal lala wer tlewllycasso 3 Tell me not of ar other class Than the Senrors of 23 We have troubles oh yes troubles In thrs class of 3 But we know they ll soon be one And from them we ll be free For we re tne Jollv yes the Jolly class of 2 Fa la fa la la la ue re the lly class o 3 There wa never a better class Than the Senrors of We cheer for you our R d and Blue To you well always be true Now that the trrne has co'ne for partrnv You ne re wrll for otten be Oh' we re the Jolly yes the Jolly class of 2 fa la la la vt rc L e lly class o fRepeat Softlyj Oh' we're the Jolly, yes the jolly class of ' 23 , Fa la fa la la la, we re the 'olly class o M23 H Fur In V V - ., . , U cr ' . ., D . - - . . . .. . , Q 1 , , .. 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' ' f ' ' K j.'ASA' 'rr Ylll 1153111 nrth mhtlr By P J MANSON JR Its a lon hard grlnd for the student To fxmsh hlS course hrough school stay t11l 1ts all completed And he calls hlmself a fool be plubgm away at h s studles When he mlght be makmg hrs plle he stops 1n dls ust for a moment And says Is It really worth wh1le7 When asslgnments become too lengthy Or dlsclplme gets too severe When teachers and profs make hlm weary And school lxfe becomes too drear Then the student deslres more freedom Of lnvmg a dlfferent tyle So he s forced to ponder a moment And thlnk Is It really worth wh1le7 Does It really pav you to keep strugglmg And strlvmp these lessons to learn When you mlbht be out working mstead of Remammg and Waltlllg your turn Thus does the 1mp of temptatxon Attempt by some words or by w1le To prove to the faltermg student That really 1t 1snt worth whlle But the ones who refused to contmue And f-1l'1lSl1 the course theyd begun Now know that a good educatlon Means half of the hard battle won And the answer those same ones wxll glVC you Be they cattered from here to the Nlle When you ask for thelr candid opmxon I Yes It IS really worth whrle So whenever you re feelmg down hearted And wantlng to glVC up the fxght Dont hastlly make your declslon Take your tlme and determme whats rlght ust say to yourself Ill strck to If And then m the future youll smxle When you look back and thmk that you ever Had doubted Its really worth whnle of 'jar 0 q Y J 4 ..-,, L I . . , . , i. U b . . . 5 ' L Y T . . , 0 1 To O ' g a ' , ' ' ' -4 ' as l So g .. - - . , . U Y 1 . 7 1 ' S - ' ll ' ' I! , . U . I . ., ,-:VV I O . v . . . . ,, . . , ' . Y - 1 Q . L Y Y Al ' ' ' U! S, , . , . , . . . . . , . H v - - nl J , . . , . an I I ' Il lflfiulll G9111' .lluuinr lirnm. By JOHN PROTHERO The Junior Promenade of the Jeannette Hlgh School of the class of 25 was held at the Greensbur Country Club June the second 1922 Elizabeth Burger Ada Mill ren Dorothy Mull Albert Santy and John Prothcro had charge of the social event The committee as well as the class are deserv ing of high commendatxon for making the Prom the great success that It was Ralny was the night but the hi h splrits of those present were not damp ened The toil of the classrooms was a thing of the past Mirth and glee reign ed supreme Danc1ng commenced at nine oclock About one hundred couples Joined in the Grande Marche at mne thirty oclock John Prothero president of the Junior Class accompamed by Virginia Herlman led the Grande Marche P J Manson and Ethel Landgraff dlstributed the programmes Elllab th Burger and Albert Santy distrlbuted the favors exquisite red Premier and White Kil larney ros s Glennavee Prothero and Junior Shuster having carried the basket filled with the roses for distribution as the couples met in concluding the Grande Marche It was one nlght that the Class of 22 wore the color of the Class of 23 Groupings of palms and ferns made a most effective background for the many beautiful and bright hued frocks whlch contributed to the charm of the youthful wearers Music furnished by the Tr1C1ty Melody 8 Orches tra was a notable feature of the br1ll1ant social affalr At one oclock the Home Waltz was played and the night of merry making was oer Two by tww went the joyous couples homeward with last ng memories of taat eventful night The patrons and patronesses for the Prom rncluded M and Mrs E W Long Mr B Bennett Mr and Mrs E A Egan Dr and Mrs W O Lmhart Dr and Mrs H Ney Prothero Dr and Mrs J H Rm er Mr and Mrs M O Shuster and Mrs Maud Trescher Qlnmmm nal Qlluh Margaret Matthews terest in the commercial department of Jeannette Hlgh School callcd togethe on Wednesday February 27 all puplls carrym twn cr more Comm xcial sub jects The meetlng was held ln th Commerclal Room of the Hlgh School and 1 was d Clded that every student carrym two or more commerci l subjects could belong regardless of his marks the reason for ths is that those who make low marks are the on s who need the good they will get from the speak ers who address th S meetings The Club plan to have many meetmgs and to have successful business men speak and give vi ws tn different business problems of the day and at some meetings a certain student will give a topc that will be of lnterest in the commerclal world Officers Presrdem Jes 18 Summ rs Vce President Jane Kealey Secretary L60 Zaleskx Assistant Sec y Mike CvCtt0 Treasurer Ada Mrllrren 23 fu nts Nm . , , p U . . . b ' ' ' , ! . . . . . , ' . . .U . . In , b 1 . 1 . i . , . . . . . , . . - A Y y . , Q s o . . . . S ' e, .s . ' ' s - . . Y . i . . .- . ,, ,, 1 , . . , . - . , v k ' , l U l , . . , . . - . , . . . . ' , ' U . . . , . . . . g , . . . . b . Miss Schall feeling that the High School needed something to liven up in- . . . , Y . - g A ' C ' , . p . 5 . . Y .t , i . . 7 h .Q . . 3 2, . I it . , e U I r - J G . , . 1 s, . 2 3 2 ....23 E ' ....... ....,,.. ' 25 , ........... ........ 24 . . , ' '11 --.U x' 51111111 1411115 4fiz15l1rIl1z1ll 61.1111 In 0 der to d1scover new varsltv matenal at the be lnnm of the Vear Coach Lembach arran ed some 1nter class ames After the warslty season was ended the QETICS vas resumed all letter men bem barred The regular SGTICS ended 1n a tle between the Freshmen and Senlors for first place and between the Iunlors and Sophomo1cs for last plac In the play offs the Freshmen beat the SCNIOTS and the Jumors beat the Sophcmcres Tl e standm Freshmen ,1 um rs 42 Semors ,1 Sophomores 2 The S n1or team made a ood show1n a dlsastrous slump at the end of the season c111s1n4 the1r downfall The Senlo squad cons1sted of Plerson Zabeau Naples Helsel Best fCaptj Manson Sofko Peters Santv Iau hlm and Mull of whom the f1r t three were barred when the serles was resumed The nd1x1dual SCOTID record Games lxeld Goal I-ouls Total Pts Manson Labeau He1sel Best Naples Sofko PICTSOH I'lY , - , - .- t y . I . x 1x- Y . . . O. .O L ,. 1 , t, 5 . . .1 U S ' - 0' . ' I ' . 3 b . O . . . . L . ' O. . . b. W. L. Pc. W. L. Pc. I ........ 5 2 .2 4 J or ........,.. 3 4 . 9 .. 4 3 .5- 2 5 .86 e' 9 '51, J g - . l .A O ' I ' . . q . .. 1 ' . g 1 7 .. ., ., 5 I5 I2 -- 35 42 . .. ., 2 12 8 - so 52 ' .. ...... 7 - I3 3 -II 29 . . 6 I2 o - 2 24 ' , , 1. 2 2 4 ' . 5 2 4 . 2 1 2 '1l!'f wht, Qirgant iilrtvrztrg Evnrwtg Lucile Kealey. The Bryant Literary Society was rirst organized this year. Great interest has been shown among the students of this society. The Emerson Literary So- ciety our opponents started out well and it looked as if we would be left in the background b1 t the Bryants seem d to reallze an tme that something should be done so as a result the Bryants have come to the lead In our Sen1or Class the Bryants ave been keeping well in th lead There has been discovered some fin talent for speaklng and origmal productions among the members At our first meetin which took place january I2 1923 we elected our of Beers The rules gcvernin the deliverance and report of the productions were read to us by Miss Cooper One person from each s1de is put on the program for the same thing The program which is made out by the two presidents consists of about seven or eight d fferent subjects The person w1nn1ng from his opponent gains one porn for his sde excepting thc debates which count two polnts The teacher of each room acts as judge and decides which product on shall receive the point In the case of the debates two persons from another room come to act Judges The teacher makes the third Judge Miss Cooper has been the capable judge of the Senior room It has been readily noticed that the e have been few dellnquents so far comparison to other years To be a delinquent means that a certain number of points are taken from the total score of the side the dellnquent IS on Therefore cach side has been ttrying to have as few delinquents as posslble In order to break the monotony of having Literary Society in each of the rooms we have been gatherln to ether in the auditorium every few weeks to listen to an int resting program The p rsons on this program are el cted from members of th dlffer nt classes of both societles Musical numbers have been added whlch h ve been reatly appreclated by everyone Let us hope that the Bryants will keep up thelr good work and win out ln the end By so doing we shall honor the memory of the man for whom our so ciety has b en named May the Bryant Literary Society always keep ln the lead in Jeannette High School through the years to come The ofhcers of the different rooms are as follows Pres Pres Pres Pres T Pres res res Pres Pres Pres Pres Ser or john Prothero Sec y Jun lor George Jamison S c y Clarence McCaully Secy Sopho mores Raymond Horne Sec y john McNalley Sec y Freshman Gerldire Burhem ec Fran is Germ ec Samuel jones ec Glenn Martln ecy Margaret Patterson ec y Thomas Stoughton ec Lucile Kealey Mary Egan Dorothy Wurthner Ethel Landgraff Alice Sproul Freda Bricker Anna Getto Ella Hollendonher Margaret Laidg Mabel Rmkmeier Charles Fhurlmg wh? Tmvr-ann Wrtvrarg Svnrtrtg Anna Bleiber g The Emerson Llterary Society IS very proud of its ofhcers and members The First meetlng between the literary socletles was held o Friday afternoon anuary IQ 1923 When the meeting was over and the decisions were made the lhuu e ' ' AL ' li . ' . G -. . M- 'A u v . I . S . , ag I . . . F - . . ' in . ' ' ' . . V g 3 ' .G I . g . ' - ' . 1 1. . ..........t. ' ....,,........... . ' I. . ........... ' ei ' . ................. . . , II. . ........ ' . ........., .. . I. Pres. ...........,... Mike Getto Sec'yf ................. Keith Brockitt II. . .......... ' . ..........., . .. I.T. . ,........... ' . ................. .. ' 1. P . .......... '. ' s 'y .................. ' II. P . ............. c' .' S 'y. .................. .. III. . .....,....... . S 'y. ........... .. , IV. . ,............ ' S ' . ............. .. u V. . ........ S ' ............... ' I VI. . ........ S 'y. ............ .. ' j'-On: Emerson was ahead m the entire Hugh School and the future looked very brwht The Bryant officers preslded at the first meetmg and the next week the Emerson officers dld The officers presxde alternately at the meetmos The score thus far IS 319 to 316 ln favor of tlae Bry nts But there are many more Llterary pro rams to be held and the Eme sons arc sure that when the last mf-etmg IS ovc tney wlll be the wlnners The sole Judges of the contests are the teacher The production glven must last two minutes and not exceed live mmutes All productlors glven or Frlday must be submrtted to the teachers for cr1t1c sm the precedm Wedne day otherwise the performance w1ll not count ln the contest One po nt IS glVCll for the followmg productlons Selected Oratlon Orlglnal Oratlon Recltatlon Narratlon and Reading whlch must be memorlzed OI19,lH3l Essay whlch IS allowed to be read and Current Events whlch are read from notes The debate counts two polnts and notes are allow d to be used Each member trles to do h s best when he IS on the program because the dec sm of hlS productlon affects not only the llterary soclety of h s room but of the entvre school The Fmersons of Ieannette Hlgh School are known to be good sparts They have often won but when they lose they never complamed and have the reputa tron of belng good losers aa well as grand wxnners Here are three cheers for the Emersons and a most s ncere des re that they wln Room Presldent S cretary Senior Anna Blelberg Theodore Prerson Iunlor I Howard Fox Clara Guest Iumor II Sylvester Myers Dorothy Meyers Sophomores I Clyde Flnk Ellzabeth Evans Sophomores I Vlncent Kennedy jane Kealey Freshman Gertrude Becker Mzldred Cox Freshman Paul Fmk Ruth Graham Freshman Lawrence Kerwn dy Dorothy Hart Freshman Betty Maxwell Harry Leyh Freshman V1rg1n1a Saltz Clark Noonan Freshman Elmer Thurlmv Ella Wertz THE JUNIOR GIRLS BANQUPT FOR THE FOOTBALL BOYS Mary Cook Durzng the early part of Decembe or our Junvcr year the 1rls of the clas were busy preparmv for a banquet to b gxven vn honor of the football boys as a token of apprecvatlon for thexr work on the fleld The banquet was held ln the hall of the High School bu ldlng The hall was decorated Wlth the class colo s red and whrte a d a boquet of red and white carnatrons formed the table center plCCC A fou cou e banquet was serv ed to whrch one and all dld ample Justlce The members of the Football team Mr Lembach the coach and Mr Stump the pr ncxpal we e the guests Mr Hunlston the Iunlor te cher a former coach was unable to be pr sent b cau e of rllness Vernon Kealey captan of the football team acted as toastmaster Toasts whlch were Iven by many memb rs of the team Mr Lelnbach and Mr Stump were accepted w th much applause by the guests The banquet proved to be a great success and much credlt was due t Mvss Matthews the Domestlc Scxence teacher who cheerfully axded the grrls ln preparlng the menu and the numerous ot 1er th ngs connected wxth a banqu t After the banquet the boys gave a helplng hand and soon everythlng was 1n perfect order Everyone then enjoyed hxmself dancmg and playmg games after whrch all departed for home tlred but happy Thntx Two D ' Q i ' 1 1 . . ' I , ,D . . 2 . ' in . . W Q, . . . 4 . Z . G A . Q S- : . . . I i . . . . : 1 . , .?. . V . . ' 6 I Y a V , .Y n n 1 ' I . , - , ' , . : ' : .e : I ' V Sophomores III Kenneth Stinson Alice Miller I . II ' , III . e ' IV ' VI ' g . T , . 2. ks f- '3 . c . ' r , '. , n , . V 1 1 . I Y YE - 5 ' , .r , . . ' , ' a , , . : W e 3 . ' - . , i , ,, .. . . U. 0 . 2, - . . . . a V l .r ' o u - 1 A - ' L ' 9 ' e , Uhr Jlvamuitr 1E1gh Svrhnnl Svrumrr Qlluh Benton Rowe MOTTO Sclentxa Omnla Facllla Fecxt COLORS Green nd Whrfe Officers Presrdent W Benton Rowe Vvce Pres1dent Dwrght L Mull Secretary Agnes Berzenskr Treasurer john Srmpson Reporter james Houston Membershlp the Hrgh School Scxence Club rs the arm of a'l students w1th1n the walls of Jeannette Hrgh School Its purpose whlch rs to foster a more mtense mterest rn scrence not only among the members but m the school and commumty as well has succeeded Dxrectly and 1nd1rectl, scxence mterest has bee promoted and the near future holds developmg possxbrlrtres whrch have become poss1ble only through the untrrmg effo ts of the members and the hrgl- rankmg of on Hlgh School Sclence Department headed by Prof D C Long anecker Thls Sc1ence Club IS one of the drstmct ve features of the Jeannette Hlgh School and rnembershrp 1s gamed only by attammg a tern ax erage of 85' rn a scxentrfrc study and upon recommendatzon of the members up comm1ttee It la the des TC of all members that every student m the school will sometlme dur1n,, therr four years rr school prove themselves fit to become members of this drs tll'lCt1VC organization Thntx Three J ,X 1 K I 1 I Q o x 5 45 I I 1 . 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Glhr Ifarultg Katharine Bullock As pup1ls of the Class of 23 we art. greatly Indebted to the fax rful faculty for thelr earnest and untmne efforts ln Ullldlflg and a1d1nU us through our school years I shall endeavor to portray a few of the characterlst cs and tralts of the I H S faculty to lower classmates and hope that they w1ll come to appreclate more fully the accompllshments of thelr te chers Flrst we have our prmclpal Mr Stump a man of many qualltles the most promlnent of whlch IS hrs stralght forv- ard manner wh1ch assures the student body of a dependable and staunch character Next we have dalnty M ss Reuter whose charmmv manner has been an 1n splratlon to her French and Enghsh puplls We hope her future classes will re allze her many qualltles and a1d her 1n her efforts to teach them Mlss Cooper the senlor report room teacher has the respect and good w11l of our class Her falthful work wrtn us f1rst as freshmen Enghsh students and Hnally as senlors has proved her patlence which 1S an excellent vlrtue ln a teacher Mr Longanecker another member of the faculty who has found favor and success ID lmpartmg hls knowledge to the boys and glflc Hrs encouraglng at tltude towards the students has gone far xn mavntammg for them an mterest rn hrgh school We have all enjoyed the classes spent rn the new gymnasuun The exe! clses conducted by our worthy mstructor Mr Lembach w ll be remembered and much credlt 1s due h1m for all our Hlffh School athletrc successes When we stop to enumerate the vxrtues of Mlss Whalen vt IS hard to know where to begln or end 1t1S sufficlent to say that she s one of the most slr-cere and dependable of mstructors In Latm she excels so boys and glrls work so that you may attaln the helghts of perfectlon 1n the so called D ad Language and some day you may become such a teacher Mlss Holdren has been wlth us two years and 1n that tlme has proved her ablllty as a mathematlcs teacher Her personal mterest vn the puplls has won for her thelr admlratlon and respect The capable management of the Domestlc Sclence Department by MISS Matthews has made lt a real success More than th s her pleasant d1spos1t1o1 and ready smile have won for her many devotees among the puplls in J H S and we the class of 1923 w1ll fondly remember her as a dear teacher and fr1end Mr Wrlght the friend of all' In years to come he wvll be remembered as one whose helping hand and k1ndly wo ds d1d much to ass1st the senlors over e rocky road to graduatlon The past year brought to Jeannette H1 h Mr Kurtz In the short txme he as been here hrs Algebra and General Scxence students have learned to respect an apprec1ate h1m as a teacher Mr Bechtel another of the teachers who have jomed us ln September 1922 has worked farthfully and well w1th the hmstory and Oeometrv pupils Our commerclal students have pro-vressed raprdly unde the capable teacn mg of Mlss Schall We wxsh her future success IH our h1 h school Thurx If x . 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Q Hur Mxss Harshey small but a thorough teacher Her frrendly words and deeds ha ze garned for her many frrends amon the students Accordln to reports from our jumor fr1ends rt 1S a pleasure ard advantage to have such a teacher as MISS Kllpatrlck We are sorry we mrssed th1s oppor tumty Last but not least Mr Snyder who teaches the boys to hammer nalls wnthout bendmg them He IS held rn esteem by all who know hlm Hrs frlend ly greetmn s are famous amon the boys rn H S Qlllkllfllllh uf dl 15 S7 By Eugene Laughlm Ladres and gentlemen we have wrth us at th s tlme the followxng famous people Ted Blaze who w1ll speak to us on Glggles P Manson who w1ll sneak to u on Freshmen Harry Leyh on Famxly Resemblances Dorothy Mull on The Whys and Wherefores of Fhrtatrons Anna Blerber on Curls Mary E an on My Favorxte Color Green Benton Rowe on The Beautles of Dormont Mary Tra resser on The Fme Art of Vampmg Eudore Zabeau on Why I thmk French Verbs Should be Abandoned john Srmpson on The Trrals ln tne Greensburg Courts Dorothy Myers on Llttle Glrls Should be Seen and Not Heard john Prothero on How They Do at Culver Raymond Horne on My Favorlte Harrcut Lawrence Kennedy on M1ghty Thlngs Lrttle Men Have Done Plato Lobody on The Beautres of Manor ames Ercher on Modesty Amy Tompkms on Brmgln Amus ment mto Work V1rg1n1a Stump on Followmg the Footsteps of Our Ancestors Cleon Berlin on Repalrmg the Ha rlson C1ty Road Alv1e Hoenshel on the Advantages of a Loud Vorce Albert Santy on The Good of Eatm P1e Albert Boettner Nell Nestler and Ted Pxerson the famous trlo w1ll smg Why I Lrke To Go Toj H S Clarence Henry and Mxke Getto W1 l render a duet Heavy Heavy What I-lan s Over? Ralph Me ahan and Verne Spence a duet Llttle Accrns to Mrghty Sap lmgs Grow George jamzson and Clrfford Shrum a duet Two Irttle Druggrsts Are e Are e Edward Blrk and Ralph Best a analogue 'lhe Thlck and Thln of It Charles Wrlmes and Louls Naples a duet Better Late Than Never Roman Sofko w1ll speak on The Advanta e of My Rapld Speaklng Course Leon Razey on My Tw1n Brother The Shrek Mabel Remkemeyer or1 Gettm Up ln the World Samuel Sandson w1ll s1n Smrles To conclude our pro ram Grace Leyh and Margaret Mumma w1ll s1n Where Have Our Bonnle Lads fof 225 Gone llllll x cr . ' cr , o g . I ' I ' O A 1 I cr ' cr cr ' ' J b :D . . . . - - - Q x x x ' s . an Q . 1 . O . Q 3 . . Q , , , Y I n . , 'l 5 ' . , - . . , , . . ' U 2:1 ' cr ' - o r ' , . U . . za v ' , . . . . . 1 , - . , . , - . , . , . , . l 1 - . . . on 1 . , - b ., . . 5 4 Q . . . va . . , . . . U . , , . . or . 1 D 1 . 1 . u ' . .1 - - 1 . , ' o b . U 1- ' ' - 5 A1 . . G I . , . Cf W , . .. , . . O' , , , . Y 1 . . 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' - O. rs - - rs' - - ' ly-l 1'..- Lbhr 1611111 Srhnnl 031rl1rl1Ir.1 Martha Leltch In 1915 the Erst H1 I1 School Orchestra was or amzed Each year the or chestra has 1ncreased m number and 111 1ts ab1l1ty to plav Due to the efficlen superv1s1on of M ss Anna Kressler the orchestra h s Greatly 1mproved th s year It IS 2 popular school crganlzatmon and has played at many olfferent en tertamments durxn the year Members are as follows l'1rst F1rst Pxrst Flrst FITST Albert Santy Eu ene Lau hlm Berta Vater Thelma McNall Everett St2nd1sh Alxle Hoenshel F1rst v1ol1n VlOlll'l V1Olll'1 VlOl1H v1ol1n vlolln Iwe Ashbau Evelyn Klln jane Kealey Glenn Martm john Rankln Bruce Gralmle h ensmlth Second Second Sec nd Second Second Second joseph Mxchaux Bells Frank Welsheclxer Dlumc Custl llylwd Cla rnet Clarence Henry Comet ohn Hylwa Cornet Leo Senczyshyn Trombone Martha Leltch Plano M1ss Kressler Muslcal Dxrector Ilnrx mx vxolm wolm vlolm v10l1n Vl0lll1 x xolm - - . , V , - . Q 9 . I - - I . 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U o - 5 ' ,D D ,... ..... g ,UL , ,. 1. - Y-,S ......1.....f an eu-:signup emma au ...Lab P llirgh Svrhunl 6112 Qlluh Mae Mclwannell The Glee Club of 1923 has had mor advantages over those of preuous years Mlss Kressler 2 very able mstructor has brought before the club the best musxc for Hlgh School sxngers We have also had the honor of bexng the Hrst to use the new prano and the new burldmg Such thlngs put more mterest mto an orgamzatlon of thlS kmd The grrls orgamzed after the Hwh School was transferred mto the new burldlng We elected officers and began work rmmedlately For the fvfst txme ln the hlstory of the school the boys have been admltted to the Glee Club ThlS feature has added mterest to the work and produced most excellent results Mlss Kressler has been popular wlth both the boys and the glrls all have entered upon thelr work wrth zeal and enthusiasm We are COI'I1lI'l up m quahty Cl ery year and do not be surprised uf som one from the club wlll prove to be a Metropolltan smger Edlth Noss Plal1lSt ll X l I 1 I lull ll n lt X llolz ll X l I 0 0 I X lill mu X X 4 l Iulm INIII1 X 1 ph Xlnh nXl1 1 llhl lxlll ml X .mm me n Rn Ill u I I I X X X 1 ll Q rx. 1 lllll m ll X ul nn Nlllllll IX n 1 lXll X 1s we Y 1 Inu 4 1 N N I 1 l In lillhx P11 Thntw Sex en I ,ff 1, Q A . xx. 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X 1 Q V Eturrzrnna in Ihr Qlhvmuatrg Qlahnratnrg Albert C Santv On any afternoon as one bees past the chemrstry laboratory after thc end of tl'e ilrst perlod he may see twene busy students profoundly engrossed nn thelr work conductlng varlous experlrrents The onlookers marvel ai th Jvork being done though they understand cry llttle of what IS gomg on for th1s reason I wzll try to make them understand the work accompllshed by the Sen1or chemxstry class and also tell about a few of the dlversxons and good trmes enjoyed durmg lab per1od Flrst and foremost rn the work stands our xnstructor Mr D C Longan ecker a capable man and well frtted for the pos1t1on as Chemrstry teacher H15 sm1le and gemal way have won for h1m the admxratlon and respect of not only our chem class but also of all the Semors He Is ever ready and wlllmg to help and he does h1S utmost for our progress and advancement lS the case The class rs composed of twelve students of whlch two are glrls and ten are boys and all have dlStll lgLllShCd themselves n the laboratory work durmg the year Some of the students hold umque records and xt wxll not be surprlsmg rf some of them become noted Inventors Among those who have drstmgulshed themselves are the followmg Flrst of all Margaret Noss and Mary Cook the only two grrls rn the SCHIOI Class who have taken a complete course xn sclence by carrymg both Physlcs and Chemlstry To these two glrls great credit IS due for then- good work ln lab and for thelr stlckmg ab1l1ty The next 1n order IS Dwxght Mull who holds the record of breaklng the first test tube of the year and thus causmg the frst excxtement ln the class but smce that t1r1e every one 1n the class has broken h1s or her quota of test tubes to the enjoyment of every other member of the class Followlng comes ohn Prothero who d1d hrs b1t for the entertalnment of 1 U1 n Q Q 0 9 , U , K ' ' . ' ' v , . A , c 5 v ' Y -' ' f 1 ' , -.1 - V' - 7 ' - ' ' A 0 ,' l 9 l 1 ' ' ' LL Y! ' -- 1 -- 1 - - . ' 1 v . . ' 7 . , - -. H , Y ' 1 W1th such a teacher, one would naturally expect a bright class: and such . . . . i I l I 7 I lb O! I ' Al ' ' V! ' ' , Y . i Y . n . . I . i the class when one day he sat on a table near a Bunsen burner and set flrc to hvs vest He was so frlghtened that he dld not think of extlngulshmg the EITC and had some one else not done so our class mlght have been mlnus a member The next lmportant event of the vear happened at the expense of Benton Rowe He has decvded to spend hls lrfc ln the work of lnventlng a perpetual motion machme and even ln the lab hrs work tends to attract everybodys attentlon so great thlngs are expected from hlm The thlng he dld was thxs One day when he was cleanlng a sweater wlth bleachlng powder he inhaled the deadly chlorvne gas whlch the powder grves off When this gas entered h1s system he h d to resort to restoratlves to get h1s breath and very nearly be came a v1ct1m to this polsonous gas Thls same young man holds the record for breaklncf test tubes The greatest number broken bemg four in one day Another member of the class who d1d hvs b1t IS P I Manson one of the loudest talkers 'n the room fwhen the teacher IS outj P I also carrles sev eral corks 1n hms pockets at all trmes to throw at dvfferent members of the class but he manages to do so when there IS no danger of belng caught Hrs work ln laboratory 1s mdeed consplcuous and he made hls name great by causlng the greatest explosxon 1n the hlstory of any chemlstrv class The cause of the explosion was found to be that P J set fire to a generator of hy drogen gas When the exolosxon occurred the students who were near really were rn great danger of losmg therr l1ves by a flymg exxt and Eugene Laughlm who was near establlshed a record rn b oad Jumpmg ln getting Longanecker entered the room P -I was as wh1te as a ghost and looked so frlghtened that everyone had to laugh Almost everyone ln the class found pxeces of glass b1g enough to keep as souvemrs of the exploslon I could tell many other amusmg happenlngs but as t'me and space ar lxmlted my mterestmg l1tt1e story must end Let me say that the memory of these happy hours spent ln Chem Lab w1ll always remaln w1th us Alumni mira CLASS OF 1922 Dwlgllt Mull Harold Prothero lS enrolled 1n the Department of Flne Arts at the Unlver sxty of Plttsburgh He lntends to contvnue hls stud1es at Harvard Unlverslty ln the Fall Russell Garman IS attendxng Pennsylvama State College wlth the 1ntent1on of becomm Doctor Garman ln the near future Olga Bozzan Mary Lobody and Dolores Myers are now attendmg Wxlson College Reed Buckley s spendmg most of h1s tlme workmg 1n the clothing estab hshment of Frank B Meyers of thxs clty Helen F cher 1s employed ln the St txstlcal Department of the Pennsylvania Rubber Company Emery Soles ms attendlng the Umverslty of Plttsburgh Esther Ressler IS enjoymsf country lxfe havmg moved wxth her famlly to a farm near Harrlson C1ty jumor Storey has obtamed a posltmon at the Westmghouse Wllma Hare IS teachlng school at Haydenvllle ln Hempfield Townshrp Vernon Kealey IS takxng a course 1n Cost Accountmg at the Westmghouse Thomas Amann IS employed m the Engmeerlng Department of the West xnghouse Carl Mehaffey IS employed as bookkceper at the Glass Cxty Bank of thls clty Follx On , r J . ' V! ' ' lt VV ' I . U . . , 9 . U .... 2 - lt ' Il or ' N, - ' DN ' I - ' , , . A . , 1 ' -1 I - g l r - v A - 9 v - , 3' T away from the explosron. P. J. hlmself, was so frlghtened that when Mr. . s K' ' - 1 , I ' ' , . f e . . ,,. . ,, . O . U . 3 l 1 v , i . . . . . . Q li L . 3 . . . ,, , ' A 1 v t' v 1 n . . ' . .. I, joseph Adamson has taken up the dunes of a school teacher and IS now located at Potts School Penn Townshlp just as she w s always to have a surprlse 1n store for us L1l11an Manson surprxsed ns most of all by announcmg that she had declded to change he xame Mr and Mrs Luther F Lar1mer row resvde ll'1 th1s clty Thomas Deluzm s employed rn the Ieannette Lumber and M11 Company Roberta Davvs IS employed 1n the Glass C1ty Bank George We ee at present IS employed at the Pennsylvan1a Rubber Co Eva Stevenson IS employed ln the clencal department of the Westmore land Speclalty Company Foster Rupp IS a1d1ng the Pennsylvama Rubber Company to produce Vac uum T1res L1ll1e Glesmann IS domg clerlcal work ln Pennsylvama Rubber Company Dorothy Walthour s employed 1n he F1l1ng Department of the Pennsyl xanxa Rubber Company George Connor IS taklng an agncultural course at Pennsylvama State Col ege Mr and Mrs D M Permar reslde at Morgantown West Vlrgmla Mrs Permar was formerly M ss Harr1et Hamllton of the class of 1922 Jennie Lev ne 1s employed at the Pennsylvama R1bber Company Stuart Suter 1s enrolled m the Dental Department at the Un1vers1ty 1 Pxttsburgh Kathryn Shavs IS dolng stenograpluc work 1n the employment of George W VVest and Son Henry Myers IS employed at the Pennsylvama Rubber Company Emma Gaub vs dolng stenographlc work In tl e employment of George W West and Son Luther Vovel attendlne, Washm ton and Jefferson College Kenneth M1ller IS attend1ng the Un versxty of West Vlfglnla Bernadette Gerard IS dolng c1er1cal v wrk at the Pennsylvama Rubber Co Esther Menz IS teacnmg school at Altoona Ruth Pete s 19 attendmg Indlana State Normal School Park Roeper IS enralled at the Carne IC Instltute of Technology CLASS OF 921 Arthur Horn IS attend1ng Frankl1n a J Marshall College Clark Daugherty vs takmg a Post Graduate course n I H S He lntends to resu 16 hvs studles at the Pennsylvama Sta e College of Optometry ln the fall H len Trescher IS attend1ng Cornell Un vcrslty Vernon Roberts s employed at the VVest111 house takmg a course ln Cos Accountl lg Hen y Tvlmans vs attendmg the Un1vers1ty of P1ttsburgh V ra Sa ler s attendmg Ohxo Weslyan llY1lVCI'Slty Paul Shrader IS enrolled at the Ul1lV6fSltX of Plttsburgh Dan1el O Connell IS taklng hrs pre rnedlcal course at Duquesne Un1vers1ty Anna Belle Long IS employed w1th the Shuster Gormly Co of th1s clty Margaret Wllson 1S attendmg Indxana State Normal School Fernande MlCh63UX IS dolng stenognaphlc work at the Westmoreland Spe cxalty Company Martha Drrestadf IQ domg stenograpluc work at the Pennsylvama Rubber CJ Angelme Dubllno IS attendmg Indxana State Normal School Helen Ke1ster IS at home on Flrst Street of thxs clty Elsxe Sutter vs dolng clerxcal work at the Westmo1eland Speclaltv Co Al1ce Hackey IQ teachmg school at Claridge Iudson Drenguxtz s attendmg the Carnegle Inst1tute of Technology Thelma Standlsh IS teachmg school at McCullough Penn Townshxp Vlfglnla Kealey IS teachmg school at Clarldge Harold Kealey IS employed m the office of the Elhott Company Ruth Buckley IS teachm school at Harnson Clty I-oxtx Two , . ,. , . , :-1 T ' . 1 ,, , . - ,, . .. - 1' 1 . . - . . 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Mr and Mrs Adam C F1sher reslde at Adamsburb P Mrs Fxsher be fore her marr1a e was MISS Helen W1nter of the class of 1921 Paul1ne Hansen s do1n clerxcal work 1n the employment of J E Myers of Penn Pa Ruta Rauch s at home on Ma ee avenue tl' s clty Mnldred Kllngensmlth lS an accompllshed muslclan She IS at her home 01 North Second Street Mr and M s Ca l F ndlev reslde at Seward P 'Vlrs F ndley was before he marrla e M ss Golda H1 hlands of the class of 21 Susan F' Land s lS at her home at Penn Pa havmg recently returned from a v1s1t to C3llfOfl'lla Rodn y Rhodes s employed at the Westlnbhouse Elecvrxc and Manufactur mg Company TWEFT TWEET 919111111 Qlhau artr rwitra By Randall leters Th fatte t gxrl Blggest Crab Loudest talker The vrl Wlth the blgbcst e l bbest Bragg, lf t football player Ja h1est boy Heav1est Eater Brggest schemer Worst Vamp Best Student Most fussed by the ladles Most bashful boy The damtxest glrl Best slnger Best all round Best Cook Most d1gI1lflCd Brbgest tease Fattest man Man wmth brbbest fee Most dxgmfred boy Always late Best d essed boy Brbbest pest Best looklng gxrl Most quxet l Most studlolvs G1rl best thou n of Most cur ous b l Most pleasant rl Quxet but she sure 1as b am Shorthand speeoster Basketball Mmds he ow busmess Good natured Anna Blerber P I Manson Charles W lmes Amy Tompklns V rlore Zabeau Roman Sofko Howard Hersel Ralph Best Benton Rowe 'Vlartha Lertch Iwhn Prothero Rexford Heasley Dwrght Mull Margaret Mumma Dorothy Mull Luclle Kealey Mlldred Helfrrck Mary Cook Albert Santy hugene Laughlln Theodore Pnerson Louls Naples jack Amann Wayne Altman john Sofko Grace Leyh Henrletta Hwer Katha me Bullock Ellzab th Burger Anna Gre ory Mar aret Matthews Marbaret Noss Etta Rabrnovrtz Mae McDannell Ada M1ll1ren Ruth Pehrson I or . . 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' ' A hlvitra Louls Naples The football season of 1922 was one of the best I H S has ever known Under the splendxd coachxng of Mr Lembach and also due to the fact that there were elght letter men from the precedmg year a very d1fficult schcdul was carrled out The team was much hghter m wexght than any of our op ponents and therefore d1d not wm all the games However wlth all thls against us the pomts we scored more than doubled those scored agamst us The enthus asm for basketball has mcreased a hundredfold sxnce we have the new gymnaslum to play ln a gymnaslum whlch IS sald to be the fmest ln western Pennsylvanla Although there were onlv two letter men left from last year our falthful coach Mr Lembach soon produced a team that was a terror to any other t am on the floor The schedule was successful and we won nme games out of f1f teen The gxrls basketball team must also be mentloned as they have shown re markable progress thls year They have been organlzed for several years but thls s the first year Mr Lembach has been secured to coach them Thelr abll 1ty has been proved by the record th y have obtamed wmmng s1x out of the ten games played whlch shows up well for the glrls Baseball IS not so popular ln Jeannette Hlgh School as lt formerly was because most hlgh schools seem to be l1m1t1ng thls sport to mterclass games only Jeannettes schedule w1ll thus be planned th1s year and much rlvalry and enthuslasn 1S hoped for among the dxfferent classes At the close of our school athletics comes tennls Although tenms was only mtroduced last year much lnterest xs shown by many of the students to ward thls sport The season started late last sprlng so only a few games could be played The schedule for th s year has already been arranged and the pros pects of the team look good We hope our tennis players brmg home a few more honors for Jeannette ln the comlng events As a whole the athletlcs of thls year have 1mproved conslderably over those of prevmous years The mam reason was the cons1stent and patlent c achxng of Mr Lembach but backlno thls was the Splflt of students and the new I-Ilgh School Next year Mx Lembach w1ll have char e of physxcal tramxng only and a new coach has been secured for football and basketball We hope for contmued success under hxs management I-mrs l-ou! t 0 . , - . .. . . . 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' . - ' . 0,112 Athlrtrr '-X5a11r1at11111 Jack A nann The Jeannette Hloll School Athletic Association was orgamzed at the be g1nn1ng of the second semester of the 1917 term of school through the efforts of Mr Humiston who was then coach and Mr Saul who was principal at thc time The main object in or anizin the Association was to give the students control of the athletics of the school a power they did not have before this time also to have an efficient orgamzation controll1ng athletlcs The students control athletics indirectly through the Board of Control which is the governing factor in the Athletic Association The Board also takes care of the financial Slde of athletics and a close record is kept of the debits and credits The organization was found to be a wonderful success and a credit to our school The organization is made up wholly of the students in the school who ar The Board of Control consists of ten members namely President Vice President Secretary the Principal Athlet1c Coach Faculty Manager and a rep resentative from each of the four classes The members of the Board for the First Semester of 1922 23 were as fol lows Ted P1erson President Mack McCaulley Vice President Lucile Kealey Secretary Mr Le1nbach Coach Mr Stump Prlncipal Mr Longanecker Fac ulty Manager jack Amann Senior rep Csentatlve Teo Zaleskl Junior Charles Shrum Sophomore and Orrin Shrock Freshman The Board for the second semester remained the same except for offices of Pres1deent Vice President and Secretary The students elected as Pres1dent fo tne Second Semester Roman Sofko Leo Zaleski Vice President and Ruth Pehrson Secretary l :Hx I ll I 1 5 It Q n .8 . . . . - . . . 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Roman Sofko Coach F B Lelnbach Capt Ro'nan Sofl-'o Mgr Ted Plerson Thxs year under the dlrcctlon of Coach Francls Lembach the Jeannette Hlgn School produced one of the fastest and best teams n the hlstory or the school Sxnce werbht was lacklng they depended almost ent1rely on speed and wlt An aerlal attack was developed that could not be broken up and thls was the source of several v1ctor1es Open football was used almost excluslvely agalnst South H1gh of Plttsburgh and as a result the team ran up a total of 68 po1nts even though they we e greatly outwe1ghed The lme must be glven much credlt for lts good work at holdm Leo Zaleskl has been elected captain of next years team and Samuel Kxst ler xs to be manager Wxth these capable oflicefs and Ple Wllllams of Pltt as coach a very successful and mterestmg eason s expected Lme Up Class Pos1t1on Sofko Capt Pler son M gr Kennedy Hollendonner Klstler McCaulley Martmazzo Caruso Naples Kealey Zaleskx Amann Holland Getto Meyers I nu N Center End End End Half back Half back Half back Half back Full back Quarter bacl Tackle Tackle Guard Guard Guard Years Played N wht- Harmtg ifnntunll Ummm. 22 , . .,..,...,..,..... :23 ................... .3 ' , y ............l.. 23 ..............,. .... . 4 ' ,...,.,............... 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QPZIIII 23 Theodore Pxerson W1th the openm of the Basket Bal season new era was begun at Jean nette Hrgh School For the f1rst t1me n the hrstory of our H1 h School we had our own gymnas um whxch was well equ1pped and up to date When Coach Lernbach lssued a call for candldates many responded amon those were Zabeau McCaulley Kennedy K1stler and Pverson of last year squad of those the la t two named were letter men W1th a good schedule ahead the boy worked hard and soon had a fast team whvch was at a par w1th the other schools ln thrs sectlon The letter men for 23 are McCaulley Naples Plerson CCaptJ Zabeau K1st1er IM rj Kennedy Results rw Jeannette eannette Jeannette Jeannette eannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette the ames follow Hlgh H1gh H gh H h H1 h H hh H1 h H1gh H ,Oh H1 h H h Hlgh H1 h H h School School School School School School School School School School School School School School West Newton Mt Pleasant West Newton P1tca1rn Youngwood Scottdale Norw1n Alverton Youngwood Scottdale Latrobe Latrobe Greensburg Norw1n ltx QIX - , - ... , i , ' 1 s - b x ' O l . . g . . . . 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Gitrlh Maaltrihall Cflvant Grace Leyh Ou glrls basketball team thls year IS the best that J H S has had for some tme Other years the fact that the glrls lacked a good place to prac t1ce was somewhat of a handlcap Thxs year however we have a fme new gymnaslum ln wh1ch to practlce also we have Mr Lembach as our coach to whom much prarse and credlt must be gnven for his efforts and good results The majorlty of the games played were closely contested but most of them ended wth the H S glrls carrymg away the honors The result of the team s work was slx vxctorles and four defeats Although four of the players w1ll be graduated thxs year w1th those of the team who are left together wlth qulte a number of subs who have come out faxthfully to every practlce the prospects of next years team look very brlght In fact next years team should show an lmprovement over thxs years The l1ne up Centers Mary Clxpplnger Dorothy Wurthner fCaptJ Forwards Nell Nestler fAsst Mgrj Margaret Mumma Lucllle Shearer Grace Leyh CManagerj Guards Mary Egan Mae McDanf1ell Anna Gregory VVest Newton West Newton Greensburg Scottdale Alverton eannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette I ll In I1 6 Youngwood 6 Scottdale 1 Greensbur 1 Alumm 3 Youngwood Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette l l e - V, Q, - . 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' ' - -- O s n 4 1 Schedule: .....17--J ...mari .....23i- .. b. ..... 12- 3 g .. ,... 11-' .6 ' ..5-- 4 'ew j.- ::1 'PHHIE Wayne Altman Captam Eugene Laughlm Manager Wayne Altman In the sprmg of 1922 the Er t tennls team that ever represented Jeannette Hxgh School was orgamz d Due to tms fact It was hard to schedule games but after many mqumes smx matches were arranged Our home games wer played on the McKee courts and here also many afternoons were spent m prac t1ce Before every match we held an mformal tournament to decmde the rank mg of the team fo that partlcular match The final rankmg of the team was No I Russel Garman CCaptJ No 2 Robert Euwer No 3 Jumor Storey No 4 Wayne Altman and Eu en Laughlln Eudore Zabeau and Benton Rowe CManagerJ W1lk1nsburg was the first teafn me and they proved too much for our team In Wnlkmsburg they beat us 5 o and on our courts 4 1 Next we met our old rlval Norwm ln a sport which nexther school had ever supported before We sent them down to defeat by the score of 3 2 on our courts However Norwm fanled to meet us for a second match whxch was scheduled Un1ontown was met on the McKee courts and we were forced to take a defeat of 4 1 Upon travelmg to Un1ontown they won wlth a score of 3 2 The glrls orgamzed a team bat du to the absence of glrls teams m the other schools no matches were played No rank1n was made on the team but Katharlne Bullock was elected Captam and Mary Cllppmger Manager If the McKee courts can be obtamed agaln thxs sprlng a team w1ll be or gamzed A schedule 1s now belng made and the prospects for a successful sea son are brlght Garman Euwer and Storey w11l be lost to the team but the other players of last years team together w1th several new ones wrll gxve any opposlng teams a good fxght BOYS PHYSICAL CULTURE Eudore Zabeau Thrs year a new branch of athletxcs has been taken up ln Jeannette High School ln the form of Physlcal Culture Under the dl1'CCtlf1g head of Coach Le nbach the physlcal dlrector the classes have been makmg rapld strldes ln attaxmng the 1deal of physlcal perfectxon The boys have thelr classes every Monday and Wednesday whlle the g1rIs have thexrs Tuesdays and Thursdays Frlday s reserved for the use of the Grammar Grades I shall tell about the boys department drllls and cal1sthen1cs have thelr share 1n the course and many games are played such as basketball volley ball hand ball mdoor baseball and races The cl ss IS d1v1ded 1nto squads ot erght men each and a squad leader has been appomted ln each dxvrsron At t1mes dlfferent leaders dlrect the class wlth more or less success Each class as allowed forty mmutes wh1ch IS taken out as an assembly perrod The members of each class have the flrst ten mmutes to put on tnelr gymnaslum sults and 1f any persons are dressed before the end of that t1me they may do whatever they wxsh for the remamder of the ten mmutes Thrs t'me 's usually employed 1n wrestlmg and Jump ng or to settle disputes by means of the boxmg gloves The last ten mmutes of the perxod are lsed for the shower and dresslng In connectxon Wlth our Dhyslcal culture work Mr Lembach mtends hav mg an mdoor track meet and an outdoor meet th1s Sprmg m all probablhty th1s w1ll be l1m1ted to 1nter class contests The great 1nterest shown by the tudent body m Physxcal Culture certlfres to 1ts remammg firmly establrshed as a branch of athletxc aCtlVlty m Jeannette Hxgh School Fmtx Nm o g D . . , . . n . 1 - 1' 1 - 1 1 . . . . 7 A ., , . . . 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' ' 1 , 5 , ,- v. -,A GIRIS PHYSICAL CULTURE Anna Gregory T11esday' Thursday' What a charm those days have for the glrls 1n jean nette Hlgh School These are the davs when the lfle go down to the ymna slum to exerc se and to play so as to become healthy to reduce the1r wel h1 'md to become beautlful Everycne IH Jeannette lb proud of our new h1gh scnool but the student are not only proud but dellghted becau e of our flne gymnas um the f1rst one that we can really call our own The v1s1t1ng basketball teafns always con gratulate us on havlng such a flne gvmnaslum When the glrls assemble they are 1ven ten mvnutes to get lnto the1r out fits Then Mr Lelnbach blows the whxstle and the fun begms Some days we have drllls and body CXCFCISCS aat other tlmes contest games are played and for thls purpose each class IS d1v1ded IHYO two groups Some of the games we play are dodge ball basketball volley ball and relay races There s always a great r1valry between the two groups ln every class Physlcal culture TS taken up ln Hlgr School so as to dvert the mlnds of the pup1ls for a short tlme from thelr lessons There are people 1n Jeannette who thmk phys cal culture IS foollsh These people a e cordlally 1nv1ted to v1s1t the H1gh School on one of our Gym days and T am sure they would chang the1r v1ews when they would see the g1rls who have just taken gymnastlcs wlth the1r sm1l1ng faces rosy cheeks and sparkhng eyes lt IS through h1s efforts that the course has been both pleasant and beneficlal Svrhnnl Glalvnhm fm 1922 23 JESSIC S ummers SEPT 18 Today the asp1r1n Freshles mamma combed h1s ha1r t1ed h1s e and Now dont let any of those rough Sophomores h11rt you dear SEPT IQ Lost A Freshxe 1n green rompers somewhere between tne f1rst and second floors Fvnder please return to Mlss Holdren SEPT 22 Flrst Football Game someone had to lose SEPT 26 We move to the new bulldlng SEPT 28 Semor Class Tentmg tomght tentmg to n111ght temm Pee' we always dld l1ke camp chalrs rather n regular seats anyway OCT 3 Oh dear me Suz' One of the men puttxng up blackboards ln M1 s Schalls room 1s qwte captlvated by one femlnlne member of the Semor Class OCT I7 The Semors have a Class Party What? How dare you 1ns1n uate that any Senlor undertakmg would be unsuccessful' NOV 21 We have Chapel for the first tlme 111 the new bulldlng' Fxrst M T Meetmg NOV 24 Blg pep meetlng for Norwln game' NOV 28 Nother M T Meetmg DEC 5 Nothmg goes on BUT M T Meetmgs Wonder why the glrl all laughed at AmyP99 l 1 . . . O. ' , ' ' ' 0 o ' '- . - ' - D M u b 4 L - , g, . . . . .C . , S . , .U S . I y . ' 7 I Q V I 1 Y I 1' 1. Y. . ' ll Il . , - .. e . 1 Q, A y . . - . , V I s We all extend our best and sincerest wishes to Mr. Leinbach, the coach, as O O U 1 F . l , ' ' gr ' V Y Y . . ' I qi ' 16 7 ,, tl . - , . . . u , , ' W T Y ' - . . -' 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' gf Oh, b, . . ' , . Fny DEC 8 M1ss Schall There always seems to be one or two grrls who stop for a last hyah to the boys befo e class begrns regardless of whether they are late or not Now Irlsh DEC I2 General rush of students to get work dunng Chrrstmas vacatron DEC I5 We all qurt school trll january 2nd 1923 AN 2 Some of us srr'1le nd some oh well JAN 8 Roman Sofko- Mrss Cooper when are the clocks gomg to start? M1ss Cooper Now Roman' JAN I5 junror brrls gave the football men a supper We understand that lt was qurte a success .IAN 30 31 Mrdyear Exams Many srghs pale faces flunks etc FEB 1 Last day of exams Thank Goodness' FEB 4 Roses are red vrolets are blue Ho many drd you ge FEB 16 Howard Hersel rn Englrsh class hrs mlnd far away Cprobably on Dorothyj Oh yes yes put the cnmma behvnd the screen FEB 22 Mr Long DIVCS us an rnsprrrng talk 1n Chapel today We are patrrotrc and srng Amerlca and The Star Spanbled Banner FEB 23 We have open lrterary The Emersons are badly beaten but w all have a splendrd trme FEB MAR MAR MAR MAR 28 The Commercral Club meets to orgamze 1 March comes rn lrke a lamb 8 We have another M T Meetmg Re exams And everyone unprepared' The drgmfred and aged sen1ors lamentmb theur lost youth plan a krd party MAR 19 people I must MAR 22 Year Book soon hoes to press so lrke all prosperous buslness henceforth speculate on events to come Cathryn Prerson rn Latrn class Rex fubrt the krng flees rss Whalen But t could be perfect wrth has Cathryn Well then rt would be The klng has flees MAR 30 Good Fr1day no school APRIL 2 Mae McDannell From what are d tes obtamedj Amy T From the coco palm I thrnk Well Amy you oubht to know APRIL 8 Rowe recerves a letter from Lancaster APRIL 9 Rowe sends a letter to Lancaster APRIL ro Teachers complarn of Rowe s work MAY MAY MAY MAY month of Blue Monday no lessons no excrtement nothmg 16 No wonder Dwlbht dog nt have a grrl' Hes SUCH a tormen 7 Chapel and son as us ral 22 Amy and Roman 1ust realrze that they have only another quarrehn and after FOUR lonb years MAY 25 Marty Joyouslv In the sprrn a younb mans fancy Wrr ht Who rs he now M1ss Marty IUNE frj S nror Play JUNE f8j jumor Prom JUNE I5 P1cn1c day Alls over' Hurrah' F111 1 ', ll v 14 vl -lr r V. . . - 1- , . 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' g cf ' - Mr, 'U rf - - ,, 23 ' r 1 Y - T. 9 ' w X' ' . . , 'AL'-UI Q mllllllii Charles Wrlmes RED HEADED CLUB Memb rshrp 20 Cvery selectj Presxdent Anna Blem ber Occupatlon of members L1ght1n Streets Entertamment Com mlttee Frank Welsbecker musrc Arm To be seen not heard SHINDIG CLUB Membersh1p 37 fbmallj Presldent john Schnapp Occu patron of members Trymg to Dance Entertaxnment Commlttee C Shrum mag clan Blaze Slnglfl Copenhaver muslc Arm To l heavy BLACK HAND SOCIEIY Membershlp 24 fLar ej Presldent Iohn Proth ern Occupat on of members Digging coal Walkmg on thexr hands Entertamment Commlttce Sam Sandson Jews Harp Alm To havc clean hands LOUD SPEAKERS Membershlp I5 fEnou hj Presldrnt Mln Holland Oc cupatlon of members Callmg out trams m depot Entertamment Comm ttee joe Mrcheaux drums Alm To xmpress people patron of members Readlng dxme novels Entertamment Commrttee Heasley Mouth Organ Arm To develop lmabmatlon SPIDER LEG SOCIETY Membersl'-lp ro QVery Selectj Presxdent Ran dall Peters Occupatlon of members Cleanmb second story wlndows Entertamment Commlttee Best contortlomst Verne Spencer radlo muslc Arm To reach Heaven POWDER BOX SOCIETY Membersh1p fA1l b1I'lSD Presxdent Marty Lextch Occupatlon of members GOSSlp1Hg Entertainment Commlt tee Glrls Glee Club Arm To be falr MIDGET SOCIETY Membersh1p 200 QMostly Freshj Presldent Eubene Helwxb Occupatxon of members Gettm rn Peoples Wav Enter taxnment Commxttee M McConne1 Tuba Am To be heard and not seen BOYS GLEE CLUB Membersh1p 32 CEnoughJ No officers Occupatlon o members Working on Frult Wagons Entertamment Commlttee All howlers Zabeau ukelelc Alm To make l1fe mlserable 4 i- K . 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Filly-'l'xx'u Svmtnr lglag A Successful Calamlty a delmghtful comedy ln two acts ms to be present ed by the Semor Class early 1n June The play galned much popularlty when lt was presented ID many of the large c ty theaters wxth Wllllam Glllette takmg the leadmg character role A Successful Calamlty has just recently been released to amateur players so the Senlor Class under the capable lnstruftlons of Mlss Annabel Cooper and Mlss Anne G Reuter of the Engllsh department are puttmg forth thelr best ef forts to make lt a great success The cast mcludes Mr Henry Wllton a m1ll1ona1re Emm1e h s young second wlfe Marguerlte his daughter George Struthers Marguerltes france Clarence Rlvers another france Jlllla Partmgton h1s flancee P1etro Raffaelo the Italian Pamter Iohn Belden W1ltons busmess partner Connors the butler Dr Brood e Albertme Eugene Laughlm Luclle Kealey Margaret Mumma Iohn Prothero Eudore Zabeau Roman Sofko Martha Lextch Albert Santv Benton Rowe john Sofko Lous Naples M1ldred Helfrlck F1 U Flu O u ' n ' - 'i , - , . . ,, . 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D ,, ........................ . , .......................................... . . i ..... ....... . ............... ,. i ' f.-.- Smunr Illrnlrm Dorothy M Mull It seerns to me that the subject Senlor Frolrcs IS a very broad one almost all persons concerned rnclud ng the teachers will say that our Senxor year has been a contmuous frolvc However there are certaln events whlch are stamped on our mrnd and whrch ln later years wrll v1v1dly stand out as the happlest trmes of our school lrfe At the begmmng of our Senior year we were somewhat handlcapped ls there was no very sultable place for holdlng a party smce we were stlll occupyrng the old bulldmg Nevertheless we overcame all d1ff1cult1es and our first party as Senlors was held Frlday October s'xth n the lower hall of the old bulldlng The commlttee made up nf promment Seniors arranp ed for danclng and a dellcrous lunch The chaperons were MISS Cooper our Senlor advrsof and Mr Wrrght who IS a svncere frlend of every Semor At eleven frfteen everybody departed for lns home havmg spent a very enjoyable evemng Snce our f1fst party was such a frreat success we decrded to have an other one Frlday November seventeenth The evenmg arrlved and found the Senlors assembled ln the lower hall of the old bulldmg Everythrnp went fme unt'l Benton Rowe acc1dent'1lly spllled the punch Thrs only add ed fury to the mob Then we had a square dance wrth the a1d of our Pr1nf c1pal Mr Stump who called frgures and tr ed to dvrect the dance Much cred1t IS due to hlm for the success of thrs party The other chanerons were Mlss Reuter Mlss Cooper and Mr Wflght The partlcrpants left about elev en thrrty each one declarlng that It was the best class party he had ever at The remammg Frrdays before Chrlstmas seemed to be plan 1ed for so we warted tlll Fr1day Ianuary nrneteenth to have our next frollc At the re quest of the pr1nc1pal we wrllmgly 1nv1ted the three classes to jorn wlth us rn a real hlszh school party I suppose Mr Stump thought the Freshmen and junvors would amuse us bv the1r sllly pranks The arrangements were rn hands of members of each class Durrng the first part of the evenrng we saw our Basketball team meet defeat at the hands of the strong West Newton team Yet the defeat together wlth the fact that some of the more awkward members of the male sex tramped on our toes was surpassed by the 1azzy muslc of the Trl Clty Orchestra whrch furnrshed muslc for the dancmg Smce th1s was the frrst SOCl3l event 1n the new Hrph School Gym the faculty and all dl rectors and the1r WIVCS were lnVltCd to attend as guests of the hwh school It was gratlfylng to note how many of them ava'led themselves of th1s op portunlty of personally meetlng many hugh school students They all declar ed that the behavlor was perfect There was no one who was not sorrf when at twelve oclock the orchestra played Home Sweet Home On Frlday mght March srxteenth the Senvors assembled for a Krd party on the stage Judgmg from some of the make ups we e'ther belong on the stage or wlth the Freshmen On the way to the party a pollceman followed one of our male members down the street fearmg he was too younv to be out alone at so late an hour but he later recogmzed hrm as Ralph Best Most of the kvds arrlved between elght and eight f1fteen and just as we Pot started to play a foollsh game the lwhts went out Thls was not a k1d prank b cause they were nm all over town Thls only lasted for a short t1me but whlle t d1d last we all got together ln one corner so ro one would get lost The most of the evenmg was spent m playmg krd games and dancmg whrle Eudor Zabeau told the fortunes of some of the falrer sex much to the1r dellght l'lllX Foul , . , . , a. 1 1 V u - 1 Y 1 . - J ' 1 -V ' 1 1 v - ' -1 - 1 ,' - . .. , . . , ' . . Q , ' i ' ' - V 4. b l ' H., . , . ' V . 1 -. . T- . -s - 1 . u 5' , 1 . - ' . Y . : A . , . . ' tended in Jeannette High School. . . J . . I .E y Q A , - ' ,, I . . . s. l I ,, I. .- . y . . . . I . . J . . X , ' . p U i 3 Y ll il , , , - y 1 - l 1 . Y . . ' Pu The commrttee sefyed lolly pops anrmal cakes and 1ce cream and at a very late hour the k ds departed for home The clfaperons mcluded M155 Cooper Mr Kurtz and Mr Wrtvht They wrll agree wrth you that t rs a Great e sponsrblhty watchrng so many Cl'1llClI'C l for an eyenlnv Dunno our Semor year as clasbmates yye haye learned to hke each oth er better and have d scoye ed that the e 15 some Good rn each on even though rt has taken almost four years to fxnd rt We as Qenwo s haye many socral events to look forward to before we Braduate They nclude a H1 h School party many pr1vate part1es The junta Prom the Senror Banquet and the crownmv socral eyent of our Semor v r our Commencement Dance 1811 um r 21 Reycforcl Heasley In behalf of twenty three the hest class as 2 ru e e are lC3V1H H S thls year as you S Later the place where we ll long, to be For It dont take lone for a few years to pass And well wvsh we were hack wth the Oocrl old class We may have a pos1t1on wrth som hw concern Or we may be rn colleue strugglma to learn But wherever we are or whateyer we re dome Well thvnlc of eannette as the place of our learnrnf Well thlnk of the fun that we had ln the Oym Of the trmes we were out when ve sloultl la e heen We thouoht rt was nuthrno to he 'ate for sch lol But few were tardy when they male the new rule Thls new rule they made was not a htt 'soft Each tlme you were late It meant uve per cent off When ln tle h1 h school you tnnk the work lard But you frnd rt was easy when later youre hrred We d1dnt get wages for the effortw we male In the future well flnd we were qulte h1 hly pald lnliy Ilxf I ' . 1 I . A I . . . . - .I :5 I A -Y A -'I - 1 xc, r 1 ' ' ' I I b. , I ' ' r r. ' 5 ,J , 2, A f . . ' i 'Q . D -I' A , ,- . 5 B. 5,5 I . 1 V I write this poem for jeannette High School. W 'A -I. . ., '. j 5 j fee ' J D A ' - 7 , I 5 , . . . G .J - 5 , 5 v r . 5 -e - . , ' ' ,V . . J . J . . , 5. I 1 lc .' in. :J A o '- ' I v C I N ' o A 1 'g ' ' l , , . . .U V . . D . Elma fi! E Qlluh Elirabeth Burger It has been the custom durrng the last few years for the Senior girls to form a club c nsequently we fthe Senior g1rls of the class of 23l stayed in one afternoon this year and organized Grace Leyh was el cted P1es1dent and Elizabeth Burger W as el ct d Secretary Our nrst meet ng was held at the home of Anna Blelberg where wc select ed M T as the name of our club We also decided at th s meetm to g ve a pirty for the Football boys of 23 Burgers studio was th scene of th upzcar T might say Tne boys all tuned o11t 1 full force lhe fun b gan with a dance and for 1 t1n1e lt seem ed very l1kely that the lar e skyllght might fall even though the floor did not go through After the dancers had tired themselves games were played MISS Blex berg and Mr Pierson were promlnent in th's form of amusement Later on tie Senior girls were entertained by a scene from Blood and Sa-nd with Ox Ken nedy enactln the role of th popular 1 ro of the arena and Mr Ralph Best our cheer leader takvng the Dalt of the bull By this t me everyone was ready fdr the lunch served by toe S mor girls w1th the ass1stance of Mack McCaulley apron When the half starved boys had w1o made a charm1ng ma1u IH cap and At a lat hour couples might have Joyment and doughnuts Other meetings have been held at been seen staggering home full of en the homes of Mildred Helfuck Ada Mill 1ren and Ruth Pehrson We enjoyed ourselves lmmensely at each place We have not been able to hold many meetings so far this year on account of school work We have had lots of fun though wvth our club and we hope tw have a lot more before the school ,fear vs over E119 Qltln 111 g Ruth Pehrson At last' Jeannette H1 h School has Library however lt must be ac lfnowledffed tlaat t IS by no means complete Var from lt' It conta ns some interest n., statistical books and an abundance of historlcal books We have a few books of f1ct1on some are very good even though they are f1ct1on Very few of the students have not availed themselves of the opportun1ty f reading these books Would that there were more' Everyone revrets that the Lvbrary IS so l1m1ted but there IS hope of some day having a larger room and up to date l bra y fac1l1t1es Talking s prohvb ted but sometimes the Worthy L1brar1an IS unable to st1Il the babble But when the shadow of the Principal IS seen everyone ceases to tilk fLet me add here that a trustworthy student IS in charge of toe L1 brary dur ng each class period of the dayl The Library h s another use It serves as a cell lor lelmquents from llterary When they are there no one else can enter the room But from llllt IX . b J o Q y C ' . U. , . I 4 ' 1 a 3 e , - 5 A . , Q ' 4 ' O 5 ' ' ' Q fa - ' ' s FY . ri 5 ' . , C I . , - . . , , , - .P . 8 g V 1 g e G e l e r G , , . , - ' 9 - l ' - I n , n . . . . , . . . , A . A 1 . - finished eating, Ump Caruso and Gerry Stinson washed and dried the dishes. U H Q 1 . A I A S . - I V , . ' . 9 Q I 0 5 , . 'g . ' 3 , f - g 1 1 . - A - . . ' . . . 0 V . . l. 4 A . n b . . - H is I . . . I , i 1 Q i . . . . . 1 1 H i .I . O t .- ' f n all 1nd1cat1ons thrs pu ushment has not d1m1n1shed tle large number of del1n quents for no one refuets a day ln the L brary e1 en 1f lt 1 to be spent 1n pre parmff some L1tera1y Productlon Poss1bly two hundred or m re V1SLt the L1b ary some t1me durmff the school hours S nce the rcorn 15 open only from 9 ao t1ll I2 oo A M and from 1 1 t 3 20 P M one must take t1m rom stud' s te XlS1t the l1brary 1 If conta1ns ceftam necessary 1nformat1on It 1s true our L brary does not meet tl e ent re needs of the S ud nt Body but when we cons1drr that n DTCVI us years the S udenf F Jeannette H1011 c ool d d n t ha1e even oul l1m1t l a1 antave n tvs 11n we s ould b satls f1ed Wlth our p esent cppoxtumtves and hope that before many years Jeannett H1 h School w1ll ha e one of the best I brar es 1n t TS part of the State iF11111111ll LL11 111411111111 1fi111l1 -Wrhuul Etta R1b1nov1tz At the lJCQlI1I'l n 1 cf tl1 s year we moved lnto the N H Hugh School Blllltl 1nJ o wh'ch we a 1ery proud Tne 1,11ld1r1O be1nU urfr shed we had to dv o1r work at hrs under dlthcultl s thxs however we wffe Glad to do w th sucn br Oht prosp cts b fore us and esp c1ally smce we ha1c me honor of b 1n t e l1lS class to Or dtatc ll m the New H1 h School As w are now leavm-1 our beloved H1 h Sclcool t IS tme to bd Fare well to 'vll the remalnlnff lasses and assoclates To o11r lunror frmencls we shall gxve a few words of pc1rt1n0 adv ce We a Senxors ask you to fl our places a1d be as fa1thf11l to the H1 h Scl1ool a we were Do not forvet the Obl1U2ltlOI1S and resp YlSllJ1llt1CS of a S n1or Clas Set a good example for t1e classes that follow you As the Sophomores are our S1ster Llass and are ycunge1 han w are l tmnk they would b W1SCll they would try to l1ve up to tue h h standard wcnch our class have set and l1ved up to May the Greatest success follow then1 throuvh the'r rem'11n no years 111 Jeann tte H1 h School We adv se the Freshm n to put av1 av then k tts whrstles balloons and other such ch ld1sh toy lt IS now t1me for them to den t e a rs of the sopln tlcat d Sophomores We naw say A11Revo1r to our fiilthflll teache1s who have ulded and helped ns 11 be SL1CCCSSflll durmv the fou1 years we la1e leen 1n Hwh School Good by b lo ed H l1 School we shall ne1er ftrvet thee' I 1111 sf 11 ll U . 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THE SOPI' OMORE CLASS I X.- I I ti 2 P74 2 SSV'IO NVIAIHSHZIH EIHXL 1 'hr Jlunun Gilman CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent Ben Levm Vlce Pres dent John Mrller Secretary Dorothy Wurthner Treasurer Mary Egan Faculty Advlser Mrss Reuter Year Book Reporters Mary Egan Samuel Sandson Thomas Adamson A sensrble fellow In every way Ivxe Ashbaugh Mer were decervers ever V1rg1n1a Burger Sllence IS an excellent thing ln voman Amedlus Caruso Better late than never Emll Chrsko Men of few words are the best men Helen Clarke Trust her not she IS fool ng thee Mary Cl pplnger He IS a fool who thmks by force or skxll to turn Ellzabeth Corwm Whoso loveth 1nstruct1on loveth knowledge Ehzabeth Cunkleman There lS such a charm ln melancholy that I would not f I could be gay joseph Dent If Naebodv care for me I care for naebody Robert Dawson A l1on among ladxes IS a dangerous thxng Mary Egan A womans tongue IS her word whvch she never lets rust Mrldred Elrrck The m1ldest manners the gentlest heart james E cher None but hrmself can be hxs parallel Gertrude Fmk A wondrous combxnatlon of ever changlng moods George Florey Whats yours IS mme and whats mme IS mme own Howard Fox Had sxghed to many though he loved but one Clara Guest Come and trlp xt as vou go on the llght fantastlc toe Evelyn Hauser Is she not a modest young lady Wllllam Hansen Brevxty IS the soul of wrt Paul Heasley A man of sense talks little and lxstens much Vrrgmla Hlelman Shes pretty to walk wlth and wrtty to talk wlth Charles Holland I never let book vnterfere wlth my educatxon james Houston Thns man s as true as steel George jamlson Blow' Blow' Thou Wmter Wmd Mary jones I fam would cllmb out that I fear to a Loretta Klerst In marden medltatnon fancy free Elsxe Krause Wrth a smxle that wont wear off Marron I e Vler I am for no one except myself Ahce Leaver 'A sxlent tongue IS musxcal ' Elrzabeth Myers 'The glass of fashlon and the mould of form ' Sylvester Meyers Much ado about nothmo' 1 O 0 5 . G . ' , nn 1 ' an l I . . . . A ,, . . . . ' ,, ' I6 IV It ' ' Y! ... I , . 5 . ,, . . . , the current of a woman's wi1l. - ' u ' ' ' u ' u ' - - , Q !l - I , Y , - .. , . . - V n i ll ' ' !! ' Al ' ' ' ll it ' DV 44 ' ' ' , , ' an .. . , t - : . ,, lf S i ' ' .HI Cl ' I Y! ' ll ' ' VI nn - ' ' f n ' ll ' ' ' I? ' It ' ' I I! ' ' ll YI It I ' I - bl Slkll-Iflllll' joseph Mxchaux A bold bad man Edward Mrller I an yet learnmg ohn Mxller Is th1s not a rare fellow My Lord? Clarence McCaulley If my heart IS depressd wlth care the m1st IS drs pelled when a glrl appears Marle Murray Mrrth wrth thee I mean to llve Dorothy Meyers A handsome wee th1n Nelhe Nestler Hanb sorrow care ll k1ll a cat Grace Preston Her vo ce was ever soft Gentle and low An excellent thrng 1n woman Cather1ne Plerson Womans at best a contradlctlon stnll Naomx Rauch Shes lovely' Shes dlvme' Vernella Reese Thought as deeper than all speech Edna Rodoers Success IS born of lesolutlon Samuel Sandson From the crown of hms head to the sole of hrs foot h lS all mlrth Lucrlle Shearer Why should I blush to one I love Nevi Shuster There IS more perxl ln thme eyes than twenty swords Sara Sowash Round and jolly Chester Staney Only the bold deserve the fa1r Thats why Im alway alone Edrth Summers Educatlon makes the woman Ruth Saller Ive hved and oved Mary Trees Speech IS breat but sllence IS breater Roger West I have you an argument I am not ohllged to fmd you an understanding enora Wherry A ma1den never bold Dorothy Wurthner A sunny d1spos1t1on IS the very soul of success NOTABLES OF CLASS OF 24 Albert Bold Napoleon the Llttle Benme Levrn The famous Shak spearean cr1t1c Edxth Noss The class phllosopher a bel ever ln the teachm s of Plato ohn Sxmpson The author of Wien a Mans a Man Everett Sorber Our busy lawyer prosecutrn attorney for Pebpy Joyce john W1tal1s Chlef Ed1tor of the jokers Weekly Harry Hummel Thf famous sc1entlst who explored the theory that the moon was made of Green cheese mx 1 n ' T-In I 91 ' ll I ' Y! ' sl ' ' - n .. , I ...U , , ' g. nl j , T . , C, . 4 . , , u ' l ' sv b - . . . . -.. ,. C. 'Z I . Louise Smith- Methinks the lady doth protest too much. .. - ., .. . . I . I . 1: .. ' J ' YV ' it I ' 1 VY '-1 A 1 in - U ' ' O, vv ll ' ' .. D . J 1-it ' I1 lt ' ' ' ' V7 li ' !! T' L 1 , -,, . ' - Q , . U ,. . b . J ' IA i 1 9 1 Il 11 A L -.. -O UO , .. . z, , . ' ' ll ' ' 1 VV I r, .VY Eh? 31 1,IlIII11IU1P Qlzum CI ASS UPFIQFRS Pres1d nt Chtford S xrum Vrce Presrdent xI1ICCVt Kennedy S cretary Fvelyn Blank Treasurer Fthel land raff Faculty Advlser Mvss Whalen Year Boo' Reporters ltmel land raff ohn Blumberf Marbaret Allzson Where are the pyramids? Almee Ashbau h A hood debate Frvxne Bau h E otmst cal Nemo Mae Bau hman Supports a Dru Stor Ruth Beal The damtlest lass Mary Brolo Such whlte teeth Fx elyn Blank Pete s Watch Fob Eleanor Blew Ive Got the Blues ohn Blumber The perfect student Albert Boettner Lwberty or Death Avnes Berzezlnskl The Sophomore Artlst Thelma Butler Hello I3CklC Iohn Byrns Hopes to excel Robe t Burns Ray Carettr The Manual Tramm hound Ahdlno Clovcchl Hopes to be the e lltor of the Florence C1pullo Smff' Sllll-fl Mae Lox Dates on reducln., to rnus1c Rose Danton Oh Gosh' Harr1et Dav1s Converses da ly w1th om Donnelly ohn Donnelly A worthy Frlend Arlen Durst Ambltlon personlfled osephlne Earnest Her a1m n llfe BOYS Lloyd Ebner Tells Jokes Karolyn Embs larabxle Handle wth cave Elrzab th Evans Of' 'lhose eyes Ada Fennel Doesnt naye to be wound up Clyde Fmk What 2 lovely Marcclle Wave Mlke Getto Coura e IS lalf the ln tle Geneylexe Guy A nttle housekeeper dxe Helly Slenee s Goten T llSl my na ne Ruth Henry G e hes wonderiul Paul Hepler Wh t a la zlm COIHplCXlOI1 Wllllam H1 hlands Wooly and Wllfl V11 xma Hoenshell Gets perfect conduct marks 'v Y . r ef 1 1 m , . 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A - T 1 . ,, . . ,. lux Six Rayrn nd Horn A xerrtahle Harrx Hu st w for ane K alex Short and Sweet Ecward Kcefer I ttle hu Or Ny Vrncent Kennedy Lrkes to lruckle the 51 l oloshes Samu l K1 tler Peopl call hrm oxrn Sam Ethel Land raft The lrterary P rde of the Sophornores ames L ndrs C1 a roots et rd he rn1nd Anna Lou hn r Ill nex er hob my harr Ralph Me ahan Persf rrrr Pupp e lula Maluane Prepa her lessors well oseph McCann An ln lrsh Star Alex Martrnazzo Not so l r e as hrs namae Donald May Thelrn1 s ack e lourse McConnel A vamp from Greenshur Il l ohn McNalley Purlt for speed Alrce Mrller A perfect Ccrffure Francrs Mull A wuard at M thematrcs Charles Myers Can play Hard Borled Geor e Myers Alway talkrn about hr cousrns Irva Myers Can Play Volley Ball Kathryn Myers Wheres my doreena lloyd Neslnt The Radro Fan Leon Razey They forbot the C be ore hrs name leanna Ro ers Wrnsome Lassre lena Santy She clrn s to the Paws hlrfalaeth Scott Has a charrnrna sm le Charles Shrurn SKCCSIXS Uncle Walt Chfford Shrum A loxer of the Trrsh Mar aret Shrum ust eats Ancrent lI1story ohn Srmpson Skeesrx hve ret Standrsh How about the Ford Kenneth St nson A feotlrall rrero Wrllranr Storm More peaceful thrn h1s name Sarah Fart A strrkrn blonde ean Topper The Srnrlrn Krd Rose Tressrt Adores True Storres Rudolph Udoltz Thmks He s Rud ly s do Ible Verna Uplrn er 'lhe sleeprn beauty Bertha Vater Alas' She narrates A rr s Vlfelker So darnty and so pr1nr Joseph Whute Sophomores Iackre Cooban Kenn th Vkrlson Such a Good lrttle chap CU Eleanor Y n lrn Seen but not heard IXIX ' 'D , '31 ' . -- . , , . 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O-1 ' T1 D ' EH1 2511111911 Qlurkg Eng nf EE CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent tom stou hton Treasurer margaret patterson Faculty Advlgof MISS Holdren Year book representatlvcs dorothy hart theodore levm l1l11an baker and paul f1nk gladys anderson what would she do wlthout her powder puff? ledware anton 2 brother to all nellle apple marry young and be happy l1ll1an baker our sllent memb rn? 9 octave bastme does he l1ke the b1rls99' katheryn baughman our star basket ball center merrel bauhhman our basket ball enthu last ertrude becker smlle and the world 'nrles wxth you vlolet beezer our stud ous lass' robert bender little people should be en and not heard esther b1erbower I wonder where she bets her complexlon mary b1ond1 descr1be her who can? edward brrk our football champlon theodore blaze talklng about tonsa v1r xnra boettner our fasluon plate freda brncker where do you et your urls' marffaret b oker so exact and so prxm burchell raymond there rs nothmv l1k fun Is there? Joseph buckley on w1th the dance let Joy be unconfined geraldlne burhenn such beauty and such brams go well together mae campbell who always talks about bobbed harr speranzo cannone company v1l1anous company have been the spolls of me danlel casarla IS he IH love? madellne case an obhbrn ma1den' gertrude chew a good natured c h 1 ld mrllue chlsko modest as rnornrng edward clarkson hrs mlddle name 15 basketball may comeau a l1ttle learmng xs a danberous thmg harles copenhaver mamma s boy mlldred cox smrles for sale katheryn crrbbs where are her wxn s9 race croushore hanb care rt krlled a cat leona crouthers never do to day what you can flo to morrow john cunkleman let me throw lt they ll never suspect me beatrlce davls a face full of hopes NIXIX l 9 9 b x . ' U v - 1 - ' l l A 0. :nu . 0 - 1 sf. 0 - . C. . b s. . . . v - 5 ' carolyn best-is the best best of the freshmen class. . - U . I 7- T ., . .OA.. - . t, . . - U is U - . ,b r - ' - . - . . .P . . 5 - , . - . A , . . - .o. g . 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I c - ' . 2 - 0 '. . 5 . ,fiigalll mary deluzo so anx1ous to make a good 1mp essron beatrlce dentcn a Good heart lS worth gold zxta doberneck her words of learned len th and thunderrng sound dan doherty are you weary of l1fe dan? charles downm a wee lad but oh' stella dre1stadt why not b merry? robert du bors do you know how to smrle leah dunlap-make some no se w1l1 vo mary dunn vsn t very noxsy abraham C1135 he thlnks before he so aks dorothy evans the freshman busy body flor1da furst our dugnlfied member paul fmk a boy full of amb1t on raymond frank 1 should worry' charles fyfe one of the noble ones edward gagllardr modest and humble francls gemn always dlsputes xt l1ke a anna getto she has the essentlals of a lady YTYII1 arthur goldchlen fantastrcallv bedrzenel w1th mncons stent perfectrons reuben gongaware oh sleep' lt rs a blessed thmg bruce grable the lody s man ruth graham our sunshrne lady nettle greenawalt IS acquamted wlth the latest gossrp of the hour davrd greenberg nobodys healthful wrthout exerclse lours greenberg always flllxng never full charles greeno pleased agam wlth toys of ch ldhood dorothy hart flmgs away ambrtron earl hartzell srlence IS sweet rnarle hartzell does she belveve m fixing her hart? Ill say nyrna harnes a grgglmg grr w1l11am harnes thats alrrght youll learn Someday marle hansen her name a rees wxth her looks margaret heasley curly locks eugene helwr good goods are done up rn small packages margaret henderson wrth a countenance of benevolence clarence henry he hath an excellent tomach rachel henry so wnsome and wltty w1ll1am henry our llttle boy from the country earl hrghland gyms huntrng for you geor e hrll w1th cheeks of rosy red howard hrnes not one of Hemz 57 varltles John hylwa very mus1cal alv1e hoenshel anxrous to learn and be frlendly ella hollendonner better to be llttle and shme than brg a pearl hower does she st1ll adore Eudorel' florence hughes seen bu seldom heard mamre Johnson our soc1ety rrnss amuel Jones a plarn blunt man that lo Jes h1s frlends abraham joseph a shrek n cast a shadow Nutt nm 4- 1 A 'I Aff ..b . . 0 . - . O , . .. , , 'UT b ' ' I 'X .-. .3 2, u? .- . G ' -.. 'I 'l . f. . . . I . . G . . A. . Q 5 ,U . .. ., A ... - . . . U . - D. . .U- , U ,O . - 5 . ... 5 ' ' O . . g - . - ,. ,Nd ' . 01 q 1 albert Joseph why so solemn? cugen t kammsky our new frlend from Phrladelphra stlney kaluchal1c where am 1 now? clara kocrnsky one of our algebra stars wrlbur kelly what mlschevtous eyes he possesses lawrence kennedy our perfect athletc mary kepple w1th hesltatlon admlrably slow tiomas kxdd llfes too short to worry helen klfer as brlght as sunshme evelyn klxngensmlth does he 11ke that Senlor cleanor kratovll why do you blush so becomln 9 charles kunzler a bachelor to be9999 mar a et laldlg every sentence she utters IS about bruce harry lauffer nothmg to do untll to morrow ara lauffer whats l1tt1e IS nlce ernest lefevre you may have known that 1 am no w1tty man ellzab th lemon as you take It theodore lev1n you may belleve what he says and pawn your soul upon lt ha ry leyh the llttle flirt gene lmhart where wnorance 1S bllss tus folly to be w1se plato lobody IS It serxousp florence logwood the 01rl w1th the smxle esther louohner so qulet peter magyare freshman mascot Glenn martxn l1ttle junlor ellzabeth matthews louder please ellzabeth maxwell why does she and her frlend monopolwe the street corners? regxs mearthy human talkmg machme no records needed w1ll1am mcconnel nature has framed strange fellows vn her trme thelma mcnall so mdlfferent elsre mae meats does sl e llke. the boys9 999 hela mellot make room and let her stand before our face alphonso mxller the 1111le rascal rsabelle mlller does she have wmnmg ways? John mlller who waves hls na1r'f' leonard mlller when w11l he get used to the UITIS7 wxlllam moody he th1nks too much such men are dangerous margaret morrmson why not smlle pearl mumma more preclous than rubles Cm namej margaret myers an zndustrlous frlend w1ll1am nedley makmg mght hideous cnarles nellson whlch one? george nexlson tell us apart lf you can sara newcomber announces herself wth a grg e wllllam newcomer he hath eaten me out of house and home clark noonen a gentle beast of good conscxence james obrmen a brnlhant orator loran parnter spake an lnfllilte deal of nothmg N Xllllt 5 . - . . . 1 ' ' V . . W S . . ? -- A ' gly. S L - , . . . s ' D Y J ' 1? V 1 . - .b H . . Y , . . .-1 - V g - . alfred marion-here's a friend that is dear and true. 5 T a - v , - . . - Y . i b D ' It ' IV -- i 'vgl . .'l ' ' alex paltnev1ck rescue my poor remaxns from Vlle nevlect mlldred parsons our fr1end from Harrlson C1ty margaret patterson a wee bonn1e lassle James patton what adv1ce can ease a lovers pam? anna peden vs she clever? edward permar daddy long leffs edward pevornlck so slow the growth of that wh ch vs excellent John p ano baby Urand CHSSIUS p1erce thy noble shape IS but a form of wax moll1e rab1nov1tz men may come and nen may go b t 1 Go on forever herbert rambo more smned aUa1nst tnan smned ClaVlCl rank1n famt heart ne er won fa1r lady John rank1r1 a terr ble name but a good fellow rnabelle re1nkmeyer f stature tall 1 hate a dumpy woman dorthea nseborough a chxld of env1o11 beauty Gladys robb your mlnd IS tossmg on the ocean bernvce roeper v1rtue herself IS the best reward v1rU1n1a sa tz contented and happy mary salmon Urac1ous and Qentle cather1ne Scanlon so awful nolsy orr1n schock employ your cho1cest thoughts to courtsh1p katherxne scott IS such a dear llttle th1n leo senczyshyn the best sl1de trombone player 1n J H S alv1n shearer happy vo lucky rosa shuster so gentle and so meek dorothy shearer she IS noblest bemg good wvlham shuster why d1d he gods glvethee a heavenly form? paul snyder the vlllage pest theodore soles vs he wlth us yet or a0a1n9 John solomon a llttle b1t of everythmg sults h1m elton spencer a fxfst class bluffer verne spencer grandfather of our class homer stelner WAKE UP sara stevenson d1gn1f1ed qulte Walt tlll Im a sen1or clyde st1neb1ser the chlld of Gum peanuts and h1s candy gerald st1nson to thy speed add WIHJS 1da stoker Is her tonoue run by electr1c1ty9 thomas stouffhton our emment presldent Vlfolflla stump 1d love a good t1me 1f 1 dared addama1ne swe1tzer bu1ld1nU castles ln the a1r raymond thebodeau why does he s1vh7 charles thurl1nO 1 am as free as nature elmar thurhng t1s frxends who make th1s desert world lawrence tragresser one of the small st mary tragesser who ls she? chfton tyler IS he 1n love wlth the entxre fa1r sex? helen verner .1 1n1rror of grace and majesty d1v1ne lucllle Waddell the parlslan model from berl1n frank welsbecker the clown of the class ella wertv a demure l1ttle ma1den paul w1ckl1ne our hrstory star 1oseph w1tal1s he hates h1ms 197777 yames zanarma our future florxst Qrumx Un - 5 . - O, . 5 . 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Ili--1'11 1111 1111.-111 11'1111i1111-121111 l':1:1- T31 S111-11 111 THAN KS Vfe fhanlf the adwertrsers for 'rl1e1r help and eneroslty m makm our Red fmd Blue 2 fmanclal svccess We ask for them 1 e readers frost careful CfY'SlClCI'3UOI1 anl pa rorra throu h +he1r adrert sement t ese people haue sh Wu trerr hood nfentmons towards our H1 h Scho I JPANNFTTF LEATHFR CU Lmulsxx Q QLDBER '4FN'5 APPAR5 IIIANNI-'ITEQ MOQT POIUI AP STORI L08 F 12V Axcmae 1011 S. H GRIMFQ A02 CI AY AVI IFANNETTE PA Gue Remembrance Thrt Lasts DISTINCTIVE and UNIQUE GIFTS for the GRADUATL CONGRATUI ATION CARDS IIAVI YOUR DIPI OlV'A FRAMED vm GERBEIVS Art 'md Glft Qhop mg Flay Axcnue 13110116 Q f V 'Q I se . Y -A . I- - F, e rw ' , , A . f t ,sez as U , ' ' 5 s '1 Q , ' Q A ' U 3 7 ' ' 'sa C. 1 I T T V ' l J . I J J J . FIFTH AND GASKILI. ,I , R VJ? 1 -W lf ' l l '. . ' . x 2 1 .H ' Y ----- Pi e 0 JK ff 2 2 ' ' DECQSTER BROS. 1 A QE? 1' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS f7KlMBALL .E gl.-' - xv EQYH it I I' l . J - ff Q Y' 5- f ' SOLD ON EASY TERMS FRANK B MEYERS T1 e Stole for Everybody SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES Clay R Flfth TAYI OR S 1 lllllllllg' .md Shoe S FL V3 ER S 'IRULY IFT THOSF WHO SERVF YOU BEST SFRVF YOU MOST I l VI R A IU 401 and 409 CI AY AVE JEANNETTE PA I 9 J 1 I l W ix' 1 lg A I Af 9 ' J I M ' DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHERS 4X ' qw pw 1 A I A O IH- l-V111 1 TLI in mm 111111111 11 I Nw' N N . 0 . x - x - I , Q V' -Q ?v1'11If1I1 1fffuQf U:-,ggi Nlllii Il1:12'ai'f1l11ffr if. 11,12-'r ' Lluiilf- Kfwlvy' ' ' Iivtt V1 W1-'mf' I-111 um I.2111,4lIl1Ii ' , .Xlixfzw S Tj, '. u l X N-Twxtiql In X1 WI V. W W IRL: Snflm Llmaf l.Qx'E1 4 '- M -W , 5 W, 1 I'lwwix1,:11 fm fb Van' fN'l41'xmff:1 ' , , ,N . In ,1c'Sv1rvwai5 N111-,rn-I 'VIg11tE1e'x'. -X ' V V Aww 'llvlripf -XJ fkliliifct' A ., , , , Rf '.411'lc. VN'1111x-N Ilunfimc' X211-emi 7 ' HAVE YOU EVER HEARD ANYONE SAY I would lrke to saxc hut I cant aFford 1t' The next trme you hear such 1 remark Juet say to that person You cant afford NOT to Save for xou 'are not spendrn your money when you put lt m the hank but on the contrary sawn for future needs Start awn today wrth SOMETHING ro matter how on 111 thc amount then Q to re ularly you draw your wa es or salary Ilu ,Ieannetle Sawnv Si 1lllSl Co Capltal and Surplus S300 ono o KARESS IIANCLP GARDEN IERAGRANCI ICL CREAM IANDK' SODA WATER Huhbs Phan max W PRESCRIPIION DRUGGISFS 30 CLAY AVFNUI YOU CAN GET WHAI' YOU ASK IOR AT DRAQ ll S DRUI SIUHI IHI IIOML Ol' IRI S11 DRUGS NO SUBSTIIUTIONS IX , 7 I . M v 1 ' . ' Q , Y' 1 . g 7 . . 7 , cf H , , , . , b - S g - ' ' . 4 . 1 . .' 1 . adl it xg as ' CJ I ' ' PJ ' r w ' 1 o L I I I 7 Q . X f f f Us, F r 1 I 1 L, I OF JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA . l ..,.........,....-..,......,,..-.... 1 I - 1 r r ' , . ' . V I 9 I I ,' I, J ,. , . 7 1 A Y I1 Q E1 ' 1 if Y I 41 1 X 7 x J Pho c FPH1N XKAII PAPER PAlNFb AND VXRNISIIID PICTURE FRXNIINU IVIH 591. IALTY f IS PRBIAI S Me lxH R14 S I Al RAN I NAN ll XRIINN XR! ax ml Iour 1 x Aunue T T X ,. X, Ulf V rm- aa-R - - - - 219 Clear' 2 SAV VV K'fVVIi 171 ONK'ICl 5 1 U I I J ' Q f j- 414' C' Q. C N . ,iris wwrw ' ,Vw J 1 Jn , , IP l' A P C - V ' S A f 'I Cl'-' zz 3 tl finkmi John Sofko The Semor girls or amzed 3 Club thus year They dubbed If the M T Club If the club 19 as empty as the name says lt IS why I wouldnt Jom It even they d1d ask me to Wzlmes D1d you hear that story about the canary? Santy No Tell lf to me W1 mes It s a b d M1ss Cooper Ralph glVC m Besty I dont know them MISS Cooper Why dont you Besty Oh thats a secret the rules for the quotatlon marks know them? Freshy Iheard that the jun ors were plannmg to break up our part Were the1r plans carr1ed out Amann No but the JUHIOIS were Santy Was Zabeau a good basketball player when he was youn Heasley Yes I heard h1s mother say that lee played wonderfully cn th floor when he was one year old Dutch Sofko Boo Grace Leyh fa v1ct1m of rabb1t heartj Help Save me Dutch What are yo11 hollermg about? Grace I I thou h y you were 3 boogy M1ss Reuter Name three strong nouns Naples Horserad1sh oruons and garhc Marg Mumma A man shadowed me all the way home yesterday Luc1le Kealey Dld you scream? Marg O of course not he was carrymg my parasol Marty freadmg aloud the conclus1on of a lon letterj and then I come home and marry the sweetest g1rl on earth se Luc1le My but ter ID your classes Now DOI NRI Anna Ble1ber What a dlrty tr1ck After bemg engaged to you Marty Veloclty IS what a fellow lets go of a bee w1th Mr Wnght What IS an oyster Dw1ght? Mull1e An oyster IS a f1sh bu1lt l1ke a nut john Prothero Look Luc1le I pulled th1s corn stalk rlght up all by you are stronv john I guess I am the whole world had a hold of the other end Mr Wr1ght If you fellows had a l1ttle more spunk you would stand c do you know what spunk ls? Wayne Yes s1r It the past part1c1ple of spank Mulhe It s only SIX oclock and I told you to come after supp r Wayne Thats what I came after Dot Odd rsn t lt? M1ldred What Dot That nrght falls and does break Mlldred Yes yes Dot And day breaks and doesnt fall W1lmes In what state were you born? au hl1n Unless my recollectlon f3llS me 1n the state of 1 norance Wxlmes Yes tn be sure and how lone have you hved there? X ' 6 I - . . . - . . ' , , 1f 'l - ' -. if . ' - ' e A ' . 4 I . - 5 - ' A V. L. , V . . .. - 09 . C' - , - - , 1 Q 2 . -. . U ,, , I T . ,, . - - g - . U . , ' U ' . g - will . U-,, . . . O O, , g . Prof. Lonoanecker, in h sics class - Mart , what is velocit P F, - 1 y 1 . . .O 'im . y I u T , ' ' ' 'U K Inxf- lf. -' g. H - , , I - in ' ' b t- .. . .. lv I' .nl lv 11. ' . - , . 1' . - L g . -,, . . -, i .g -.. , 1 V b t .' 1111, liigzhl NICHUI AS CUFNFN OUR MOTFO Qu 11 ty Scmucc ard Lleanhnesn VVE bl RVT YOI HFRI AND AT HOML Phone 515 IFQT RADF OROCYRII S FINI ST PRODUCT CHAS BHP RSDUHI FR PIIONI1 q R VK. FOURTH YI Rl FT SAM I ILLDFR l Rl WHOILSAIL RIJIAII BFST GRADE CANDIFQ DAl CNHI l'Y S IIN ll Y , v . - J W M J- J- ' 2- 2 i , ' 'A , 1,. ' . G ' ' 1 1. - 2 , 2 Y W 71 Y 1 R f 4 4 4 K . 1, J X J Phone 122--I Corner Second 81 Clay' . Q , A . X ' T, w x 1 ' 4 n 1 V W 1 Y Itnlu A 4Afx 4. sn- 1, . 1 r q 1 . I J , LU CONGRATUIATIONS GRADUAFVS MAY SUCCESS FOI I OW YOUR FUTUR1 COJRSF M SAWDFRS JI vu I I R DIAMONI S WATCIII S II WTI RY IKI I RT VVA'I CII RISPAIRING LANARINI BROS F lon lsts PI ANTS CUT FLOWERS WEDDING BOUQUFTS AND FUNERAL DESIGNS A SPECIAI TY Gleenhouie Phone Store Phone 7,5 COMPI IIVIILNTS OV ,ugh I Ileatl 9 1 llll'l's'-. I Ilildtl f . I , ' L, T T I 0 LC A .J k ' 'W Y' 'N 1 4 4 4 1 I 1 I 1 , C ', 2 1, . - J r ' . - 406 Clay Avenue - - - - jealmitte, Pa f' O ' D 1 'W l I 09 - n ' . -274-R - 'I F ' I 1 1 0 l :mf P 0 V 1 u w w a 0 1 A l Svtnp illnnk 16151911 Ralph Best LOST A small beagle hound somewhere between room 21 and the audl torrum answers to name of Pete please present to the office and recerve re Ward 23579 LOST One palr of Gym shoes srze ro Flnder please call 228 and GSK for Dorothy 23580 b LOST A vanxty case contalnmg a powder puff a nlckel and three pen mes ftwo Lmcoln and one Indlan heady a st1ck o Beechnut chewmg gum two street car t ckets one athleuc tlcket four haxrpxns and a broken mlrror reward rf returned to Amy Tompkms 23580 a LOST A note 1n hr h G durmg Glee Club practrce last evenlng Fmder please return to Grace Leyh as the note must be used m Frlday mghts concert 2358 FOUND One pa r of woolen mltt ns rn good condrtlon except for holes 1n nrne fmgers and back of one mxt 1n1t1als A mscrlbed on band Owner mav have same by call1n at office and paylng for thls advertlsement 23583 FOUND An electrrc llght bulb wnth broken glass and Tungsten wxres Owrer may have same by calhng I24 M and askmg for Dwxght 2358 FOR SALE One paxr of goloshes only worn once Owner IS leavrng for Sofko Manor Pa 2358 WANTED Stenographer who can take notes rn shorthand must be young and good lookrng Apply Altman 85 Zabeau 23586 LOST A note contalmn valuabl mformatlon addressed to Mlss Dorothv Mull Fmder w1ll be rewarded lf note ms returned to Howard Hersel 23587 h FOR SALE One parr of shell r1m glasses glass mxssmg good to wear when rmltatlng Harold Lloyd Owner has no further use of them as he IS raduatlng fro school See Rex Heasley 23587 '1 illarmuvll Snug Tune Classmates the partmg day To us rs comlng Soon from our desks away Shall we be golng Soon shall we act1ve be Dreams we are leavmg Well do our very best Great thrngs achxevmg And as we onward go Ever our hearts shall glow When thoughts of these days flow Hrgh School recalllng And as we pass from here Srn we w1th lusty cheer H1 h may your name appear Our beloved Hrgh School CSanta LUCIEIJ Now as we leave these halls Fond hearts umtmg Hastemng where duty calls Stern or 1nv1t1ng Hrgh hopes on every brow In you confrdmg Always our strength as now Wlth you abldmg Go we for evermore Meet we m class no more Bn ht H gh School days are Farewell for H1 h School Farewell fo evermore We slng and slgh lt oer To you well come no more Farewell to High School O I 1 l 9 9 , 9 9 - . . . y - . - S ' . 1 , . 1 . A ' - . .U . . . . A b . - 1 ,- 2 - 5 . Q . . . - . U . . r ' g . A H n 4 . - . . I 4 Florida and will have no further use for them. Will sell cheap. Call Roman . , -- 5 - . . U 2 . . . . . 5 1 - l 1 V - 1 . - . Y . . I g ' fn . ' . 5 -. l t - , l G 5 'g i 7 'er .og - G 'g -A - r . . U , . . . , b A 1 'U o . . TELFPHONE 551 ,IFANNFTTF BUICK SALES THE AUTO TRANSFFR CO SAI ES AND SERVICF 61, IQ 21 Clay Avenue eannette P PFRMAR S MAYONNAISE WITHOUT THAT DISAGREEABLE OIIY TASTE FRESH PREPARED SANDWICH MEATS AND SALADS OUR OWN FRESH ROASTED COFFEE ETC CORNFR CLAY AND THIRD flu x I olfl S nlf s .md Sf 1 su 1 R F LINHART M1 DAN N F LL S RESTAURANT HOMF MADE P1125 A SPECIAITY 308 MAGE1-, AVENUE '1 4 J ,J . k '- - I . a. A 9 J k 1 I1 O I l I l'l L U1 A Ll n o Jo 9 l J L I1Irx'l'xx' THE FINEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD AND ROASTED IN THE LATEST MODERN COFFEE ROASTING PLANT You cannot equal the quahty of our Coffee Fresh Roasted every day It takes 375 cups each year to quench the Coffee thrrst of the average Amerxcan Coffee ranks third rn value amon Arnerlcan Im ports SHUSTER GORMLY C0 Coffee Roasters Te1 Importer Wholesale Grocers Jeannette New Kensmgton Connellsvllle Pa BURGER S Sfl UDIU P O R T R A I T U R E AMATEUR FINISHING COMMERCIAL WORK THE MARK OF QUALITY SERVICE GRADUATION FROCKS k fay iff J The development of our servlce to the high pomt of efhclency attalned has been due to strxct attentlon to the wants of our cllentele for a drgmfied servrce and reasonable charges X X' 5 ' ,RMUNAL EARLL A MILLER FUNERAL DIRECTOR I zoo Clay Ave Jeannette Pa Phone 76 J IILIIIX Three . . . G . 1 f . D 1 ' A . - . s- ' , . 5 1 X ' 4 --112317 lw I ' 'ifwfff ,gflx If X , PT., 1' maui 'X fx. L 0' I -Ln A -f -' 'J ' if . A ' -ILQ4- - - ' EV I-T525 52, fi' A X ' ' W' Y 1 , it . I l . , . - 5 AN UP TO DATE A Ackerman Ragetta Adamson Joseph Agon Olga Albltz Gace Alllson Jeannette Allshouse Catherlne Altman Altman Altman Amann Ambler Ambler Anderso Alda Frank Margaret Thomas Fthel Haftle n Fd th M Auth Fmerson Auth Margaret Armstron Cl1I'tlS Axton Trene Baubhman Anna Baum Earl Baum Samuel Bauer Edward Beamer Henr Beamer Russel Becker Beulah Becker James R Bell Beulah Bennett Edde Bennett Marbaretta Benson A1 ce Best Charles Best Edward Bethune Howard Blllups Fva Blrd Charles Black George Blaze Robert Boslc John Bowers len Bowman Netfe Boyd Vance Bozzan Olga Bradley Grace Bradley Margaret Brlcker Howard Brlsbme John Broker Fmrna Brown Blanche Brown Preston Buck Alberta Buckley Reed Buckley Ruth Bucklev Ula ll hu 1 - - F - . , ,........ 7 ,,......... , ...,.. ., .... ............,.., . .. , ....4....,... . .... ...,...... ,. 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'Ip --lfrur RRANGEMENT OI THE ALUMNI WAS PREPARED IN IQZI Ada M1ll1ren and Henrxetta Hxzer 1911 1922 1913 1906 1917 1912 1896 1914 1920 IQ22 1907 1910 1917 IQOO 1904 1908 1908 1893 1904 IQO7 1916 1917 1915 1917 1920 1893 1898 1918 1898 1904 1910 1902 IQI7 1910 1902 1919 1919 1896 1913 1922 1896 1896 1916 1900 1917 1894 1898 1912 1922 1921 1914 Teacher Teacher Teacher Mrs Graber Stenographer Mrs 17 Maxwell Mrs Shaffer Busmess Student CTh1elj Clerxcal Mrs Sam Baum Teacher Teacher Phar Doctor Mrs 1-1 Pershlng Employed Deceased Mrs A Peden Busmess Bus ness Clencal Teacher Teacher Clerk Westmghouse Teacher Clerlcal Stenographer Secy to Mfg Co LIST WHICH Plttsburgh Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Gettysburg Pa Plttsburgh Grapevllle Grapevxlle Jeannette Cleveland O Jeannette Manor Pa Jeannette Pxttsburgh Jeannette Pvttsbur h Cleveland O Jeannette Mlllersbur Elders Rldg Jeannette Manor Pa Greensbur Madlson Wls Jeannette Jeannette Homewood Pa Lawyer Jeannett Busmess Wmlkznsburg Pa Mrs E Downs Student fBucknellJ Foreman Electrlclan Allegheny College Student Clerical Clerk Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Meadvllle Jeannette Jeannette Clerlcal Washmgton D C Student CW1ls0nJ Jeannette Mrs Tee Ramsey Denver C01 Teacher Denver Col Clerk Grapevxll Med Doctor Greensbur Mrs A St Peter Jeannette Mrs A C Gordon Plttsburgh Pa Deceased Clerk Clerk Jeannette Teacher Jeannette Teacher Jeannette Burhenn Cafyll Bush H ram Byers Edna Byers Maud Callahan Mary Cameron Margaret Campbell Campbell Campbell G ace Ruth Wxlllam Carroll Joseph Carter Eva Casper Sabma Cla1r Mane Colbert Colbert Colbert Conner Conner Conrad Blanche James Marjorre George Newel Leona Coon Blanche Copeland Shlrley A Cox Bertha May Cox Helen Crrbbs Ol ve Irene Curry Eleanor Curry Jessie Daugherty Daugherty Daugherty Daugherty Clark Harry Loulse Ma rlon Davls Roberta Davrs Zela Mabel Deltorchlo Tda Deltorchlo Mary Deluzlo Thomas Dernck Marxe Doerzbacher Alma Doerzbacher Carollnc Doerzbacher Edna Doerzbacher Els1e Doncaster W Trall Dorozyusky Theopolvs Doty Eleanor Belle Drach Cha les Drengwxtz Judson Drlestadt Marxe Dnestadt Martha Dry Olue Dublmo Angellne Dunn Katharyn Eckert Genevleve Eckert Gu1n1vere Edge Esther Edwards Ella M 1922 1916 1898 1894 1917 1907 1920 1919 1913 1916 1909 1919 1917 1912 1909 1917 1922 1917 1916 1901 1906 1907 1910 1906 1919 IQO2 1921 1913 1918 IQI8 1922 1908 IQI3 1915 1922 1919 1920 1906 1913 1913 1912 1915 1894 1911 IQZI 1916 IQ2I 1902 1921 IQI8 IQI2 1913 1915 IQII Student CSm1th Collegej Tea her Mrs W A Carnth Los Mrs J H Trescher Teacher MISSIOHHYY Mrs Ralph Dretz Mrs Chas Crarg Cler1cal Jeannette Jeannette Angeles Cal Jeannette Jeannette Spam Jeannette Plttsburgh Jeannette Med Docto Jeannette Cler1cal Sheffield Pa Mrs A EV3DgCllSf Mrs Benedlct Spore At borne Lawyer At home Student CPenn Statej Teacher Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Mrs Vance Boyd Washlngton D C Mrs Harry Patterson Jeannette Youngstown Student Jeannette Postal Servlce Jeannette Mrs Gordon Flsher Hanover Pa Student Jeannette Mrs Moulton Jones CDeceasedJ Med Doctor Beaver Pa Clerk Jeannette Teacher Irwm Pa Mrs Chas Hellman Greensbur Mrs Robert Chew Ohxo Bank Clerk Jeannette Alllance O Mrs Lon s Reuter Jeannette Mrs Thomas Johnson Jeannette Cler1cal Jeannette Telephone operator Jeannette Stenographer Jeannette Mrs H A St Peter CDeceasedJ Mrs Thomas Hunter Greensburg, Cler1cal Med Doctor Deceased Phar Docto Student QTechJ Cler1cal Stenographer Mrs John Schlotter Student Clndranaj Student fMarg MJ Mrs George Gerber Mrs Cha les Goble Teacher Jeannette Jeannette P1ttsburgh Jeannette Jeannettg Penn Penn Pa Irwm Pa Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette L1 lllx , i., .,... ....... .... c ............... . . .. , ............. ..... .4.. . . . , , ,. ......... ,, ..... . , r., .,....... ..... . 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