Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1924 volume:

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Ump Well I am always down m all of them a your subjects are Clark Is that the moon ox er there? Dent I don t know Im a stranger here myself STUDEBAKER Jeannette Auto S. Vlat lllll6 Lo GREENSBURG JEANNETTE Umon Trust Bld xo 16 So Second St Phone 22 I Phone 273 EIII IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllll E 1 ' I 1 2 7' . . , . : K 1 L -Eg . : , , ' A t ' 5 OLD TIMER 5 . , ,l . . ' ' E ' g. - . . E 1 5 IIIllIlllIlIllllllIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII' KENNEDY 8. BL AZE WIFE SAVING STATION 219 FOURTH STREET EASY WASHERS IRONERS AND APPLIANCES E F HORN WALL PAPERS PAINTS AND VARNISHES PICTURE FRAMING MY SPECIALTY Phone 55 R 210 Clay Avenue APRIL FOOL Mxss Cooper fTo George am1son comlng rn ten rnmutes latej When were you born young man? Mrss Cooper Late agaln Second Perlod The mo e than usual lack of mtellxgence amon the class that morn mg had gotten Mlss Racy s goat Class ns dlsmlssed she samd Please dont flap your ears as you go out VOU GFT WHAT YOU ASK FOR AT DRACH S DRUG STORE T 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - Illl. ! I ' 7 Y O O . : J . V . . . George J. April Second. 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Hab1t Mullen I had my nose broken 1n three places th1S fall IRANK B MFI ERS The Store for Everybody SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES CLAY AND FIFTH EIIWSCI -U 'I lllly DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHERS IET THOSE WHO SERVE YOU BEST SERVE YOU MOST FUW FR 8 C0 407 and 409 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE PENNA IIIIIIIIIII Illll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Iflxe .llll IIIIlllIIlllllllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illl: A -A 1 W E 0 a J Q E jake Scheff: But why do you keep on going to those places? E 4, I , 5 I I 0 A J : as . na, 1 , ,vu E 1 E A .A I o E IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll I IIIE PLATO ARCHER SHEET METAL WORK REPAIRING AND FURNACES TIN SI ATE AND COMPOSITION ROOFING 253 257 EIOHTH STREET JEANNETTE PENNA Cans F 0 R D IIJCIOIS THE BEST VAI UE IN AUTOMOBII E EQUIPMENI' YOU CAN BUY REGARDLESS OF PRICE J I V6 Alllllfll JEANNETTE an I IRWIN Jeannette Phone 440 Ixwm 290 R 3 llllllllllllllllllllIlllll IHI!'llllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllllllllIlllIlilllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllll IIIL Y , . . l'l1Om-45O l - - - - f Ifl'NI41l'IlL'L' 45m Nl , . N V Y I O Y Il I V L, L Y W n lo 'A J J .A ii . '1lll FR NK LIV N Furnlture Rugs Stow es SEE OUR FUTURE HOMF AT CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CLAY The House That Put the Sweet m Home Sweet Home HELPING HAND Frantlc Semor Oh Professor I am rlght at the door of Hunkmg Prof Stump Never mmk Mack' Ill pull you throu h Prof Lembach CTo dumbell gym class fourth perlodl Here Ive taught you everythmg I know and st111 you dldn t know anythmg F. A GALER D R U G G I S T 404 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE PENNA Illllllllllllllllflllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII S IIII' Nt IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIllllllllllllllllllllll. T 3 f - J I I - . O v 7 v K, k . . KA ' ll ' - . an ' ' ' lA ' V G . . . b . - U , . I P ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Uwe a Remembrance That Lasts DISTINCTIVE AND UNIQUE GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE CONGRATULATION CARDS HAVE YOUR DIPLOMA FRAMED NOW CERBERS Art and Glft Shop 0 Clay Avenue Phone 2 2 Aggle Dont you love these beaut1ful moonhght even1ngs9 Doherty Sorry but I m m trammg' Mother Why my dear you have your shoes on the wrong feet' M LeV1er But Mother theyre the only feet I have DUNCANS Hardn an e, Pamts, Ulls and Varmshes CLAY AND FOURTH JEANNETTE TAYLORS Clotlllnv fm Men .md Bows Shoes fm the Whole luumly IIlllllllilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll I IIIL T , I I ' 9 J 5 9 5 9 -- -If! JK f -f v l Y 0 Y Q I I 1 I KW K' I MV 9 . 1 a 1 P . ' f Y O ini 1 I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I1 lll UNZLER YAIN ORRECT M R MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Home o t e Har Scraffner St Marx Clothes SIX I H and CLAY JEANNETTE lVl1lle Vlfloats your ldea of clean spo ts? P He sley Swxmmxn I lllcraux 1 lve r1 ht acr ss the a e C Plerson Well drop rn some n bht Alexam e Vfould you accept a pet monkey S e Krause Oh thls IS so sudden' Ill hate to a k Mother VISIT OUR BARCAIN BASEMENT ? LUUIS Xl CQ QLDBER D WMEWS APPAREL' IEANNETFES 'VIOST POPULAR STORE ff-Q 08 Clay Avcnuc Phone 397 SEE PFIIF MARK roR YoUR COMMENCI MENT ours l Ifflll .mtl lllllllllh wdllllhk a Fourth Street Jeannette Penna IIIIIIIIII' IlllIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Nu -llll 'llllllllIEl!lIHIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllliliIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll. I . f li t. , ' 'WI ., T' ,- Y. ----..----M , PA. J. - r. . ' 5 r '. v, v' . : ' i 'g Of . lk b - 2 lr V ' ' -. go -H . ' lr: ' ? El f ' : , ' ' . ' ' 3 . -- , , 1 - I 7-1: V , . I 1,3-6 ' ' - --- - - - i A , J , , . . . Y l O 0 11 - 1 1 u x ' . . In 3f5 ' - - .lllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIlllllllflllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll' 'a I'n CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1924 EDUCATION AND THRIFT ARE LIFE PARTNERS MAY WE SERVE YOU? THE GLASS CITY BANK ELY BROS Incorporated xx W .I OFFUTT C0 New Castle Butler Jeannette Jeannette s Real U J to the Ivllllllti Dc Jt Stun e I I A store for the student graduate ani every member of the famlly SHOWING THE NEW THINGS FIRST .llll llllllIIIIIllllllIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll III E E -fNu 'Uwncfl I-ly E 0 0 o 1 C E nr - : ' .' ' , ' ' 7' ' 1 . ' : Y ' Hill llllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll , ,. Q Q Ihr Quail anh M1112 1 H f' 4 voL V NUMBER 1 CLASS OFI-ICERS Pres1dent joseph MlChaUX V1ce Presldent Geor e amlson Secretary Clara Guest Treasurer Mary E an CLASS COLORS Buc and Gold CLASS MOTTO Take the world as you End It but leave lt better CLASS SONG Tune There IS a Tax ern In The Fown There IS a Hlbh School 1n the town ln the town And there we senxors sat us down sat us down For we re the class of Twenty four A class l1ke It was ne er before CHORUS Fare thee well for we must leave thee Do not let the part1n br1eve thee And remember that the best of fr1ends must part mus part ACIICLI adxeu klnd fr ends 3CllCLl ad1eu ad1eu I can no lon er stay w th you stay w1th you Well s1n our sonbs mld lau hte free And may the world o well w1th thee We dearly love our old H1 h School oll H1 h School Our motto 1S the Golden Rule Golden Rule And we love lt all our teachers too The ones who try to help us thru CHORUS Heres to the Class of Twenty Fou Twenty Four The jumors w1ll b d us Au revo1r 311 revoxr But now we say farewell to thee All well Wlth the class and 11berty CHORUS D ' ' ..,.........,....,..... gj ' CLASS FLOWER-Lily of the Valley . .O . . .gO. r A . t I g f , ' . ' 'Q O 3 f 1 2, ' - . - A U Y, - ' ' i 44 ',lYlA '71 DEDICATION To Mr Don C Lon anecker we the Class of 1924 respectfully ued1cate The Red and Blue Mr L n anecker throubh hxs unt1r1ng efforts and amxa b1l1ty has won for h1mself many frlends m Jeannette Hlgh School and especlal ly m the Semor Class 'lu o ' ' ' ' 5 1 v x u wr - - - l - . . C g , O ' 1 v ' ' 'vlll' J HARRYJ STUMP B S Prmclpal of the Jeannette H1511 School E WILBUR LONG A M Publ c Schools Thntfen v X Superintendent of the Jeannette Q . . .U- J THE EDITING STAFF Edxtor 1n Chlef Busmess Manager Asslstant Busmess Manager Mary Egan Edlth Summers Everett Sorber Ben Lev n Associate Editors ...............,,.. ,.James Houston ' ' . ........ i lll'Tl' 'Il Edltorlal HOPIZOHS Mary Egan From tne lowest type of animal hfe up to man may seem a great step rn the scale of evolutron But our fnend Mr Chrrstopher Morley has shown us ln one of the most dellghtful books lmagmable that the strange and mysterious hum n animal still partakes conslderably of the traits of his brothers of the Jun gle All the Jungle animals strrve and work for what they consrder their happr ness and so it IS wrth man Man strives and works for some defimte thmg something he desires above anything else And to us of the human species and of the Senior class who are begmnmg to d'scover life for ourselves a horlzon of aehlevement and contentment IS 21 definite and a mysterious thing The real meamng of the term horizon may not be clear to us all but rf we were to look to the east Or to the West to the north or to the south we would see a place where the earth and Sky Seem to meet Tnat 15 the horizon That is the place that we as high school students have worked for It represents the achrevement of our desires our aims and our happiness for the tlme bemg rt represents all that we have strxven for during ou four years in hlgh school and have attamed at last after much hard labor and perhaps many disappointments But now as we have reacqed that horizon we find that lt is only the crest of a hill our first horrzon and that before us hes another lme another horn through many dark corners We have attamed thrs vantage point this first horizon by many different roads Some of us have crosen the smooth and easy paths some of us the rocky road with many byways and ruts over which we had much difficulty in passing others have chosen the road full of bogs and qurcksands mto which they have sunk through carelessness and out of which they have been obllged to pull themselves through thelr own efforts Now the results are just as varied as the ways by which we have come One person may feel the great Joy of triumph another the rather drspirxtmg sense of disappointment and still another the vague feeling of a work half done half accomplrshed But in four years of reading lrterature and history however we have gath ered that rn every quest or adventure or dream m the past horlzons have shrff ed and drsappolntment has come not only once but agaln and again Do you not remember those lmes from Tennysons Ulysses P All experience IS an arch wherethro Gleams that untravelled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move And so I take thls opportumty to say to the student who has come to the crest of the h111 and found that the first horrzon lacks some of the magic that it had at a drstance that yonder on the next range still he the clear faml har colo s that soft blue llght which if we can reach must be the begmnmg of what the mind requlres fC0llllllLl94l on page thlltx fue! p,ft9,,n ' ' 66 ' 99 SSH D . U . . - n - . 1 -1 D . I ' 1 7 . I Q ' . . I ' 1 ..: ' . Y I . I . . . -1 l ! l - zon, and to attain this horizon we must pass over many rocky roads and . . O . , . . , . v - - : I ' I I . . . . i , - v 9 . n -' 1 . . n ' ! il ,I dl ' ' I 77 . . y . . .- . I ' , Y . . , . . 5 E 1.-H' : W A- ,ff is 1 l'fiLZhIvQ-I1 ' ' JOSEPH MICHAUX oe Presldent C41 Prom Commlttee C31 Or chestra C1 2 31 Glee Club C31 Scxence Club CI 2 3 41 Forum C41 Op n Lltera y C31 Class Baseball Bryant L1terary So clety C3 41 Year Book Reporter C11 Bu t em Club C41 Charm Scnool Class Nlght joe certamly has stepped out durmff h1s semor year He has all t'1e glrls gomg GEORGE E JAMISON jamrr' e Sclence Club C2 3 41 Forum C41 Bryant L terary Soclety C3 41 Pres C31 Vlce Presxdent Class C41 Class Basket Ball C31 Banquet Commlttee C41 Rng Commlttee jammle IS runnmg 1n competltlon wrth Mr Stump Pne W1ll1ams and Ralph Mega han for the title of Daddy Long Legs CLARA GERTRUDE GUEST Pres1dent of Lxte ary Soc1e y C11 Sec retary of L1terary Socxety C21 Emerson L1terary Soclety C3 41 Secretary C31 Gle Club Cr 2 31 Prom Comrmttee C31 Cla s Secretary C41 E P S C41 Son Commxt tee C41 Charm School Commencement Dance Commxttee A Jolly fun lovmg and dependable glrl A suggestmn then watch the ball rollmg MARY T EGAN Irlsh Basketball C2341 Capt C41 Edxtar m Chxef Red and Blue E P S C41 Open L1terary C31 Class Treasurer C3 41 Year Book Reporter C31 Forum C41 Byant L1terary Soc1ety C3 41 Se retary C31 Sec retary Lxterary C11 Sc ence Club C41 Football Banquet Commxttee C31 Com mencement Dance Commxttee Class Nxght Irlsh IS both orlgmal and dellgntful Nlnctetn ALJ 1: 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 - - - H I Y , , Q. - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 5 Y u 1 11 , 1 - 1 D . , . . . x . u : 11 -r - - Y I , I ' , . 1 1 , , . , 1 ' - as 11 ac - 11 Guest.e . . 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THOMAS CHARLES ADAMSON Bones Emerson Llterary Q3 41 Sclence Club C41 Basketball C41 School Cashier Base ball fr 21 Pres1dent Llterary Soce y C21 Class Basketball C31 Class Baseball 12 3 41 Athletrc Advertrsmg Commxttee C41 Charm School Tom IS rather a serlous determxned chap whose chref lnterest l1es ln Athletxcs A llttle more cheerlness Tom would make you just rxght IVIE ELIZABETH ASHBAUGH Iv1e E P S Orchestra C2 3 41 Sclence Club Q41 Bryant Llterary Q3 41 Iv1e IS a lxttle glrl who lrkes to study and she loves muslc so naturally she be lonbs to our Orchestra Iv1e has a habnt of blushmg but of course she can t help It for she IS a bashful chlld ALBERT JOSEPH BOLD Commerlcal Club C3 41 Bryant L terary Socxety C3 41 Class Track Team C3 41 Class Baseball Q2 31 Bust Em Club C41 Albert xsnt a bit 11ke hrs name tho he has lots of ambltxon and we someday ex pect hxm to be at least prxvate secretary to the Presxdent AMEDEUS J CARUSO Ump Football C3 41 Basketball C41 Class Basketball C31 Track C3 41 Pres Athletlc Assoclatlon C41 Emerson Llterary Soclety C3 41 Pres Lrterary Socxety C21 Baseball C21 Capt Class Baseball C31 Bust Em Club C41 Amedeus IS great for Athletics h plays football and basketball wlth fervor Ump ns a good sport as any body w1ll tell you He has a sunny cheerful dlspo srtxon a better chap you cannot find as 11 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1.1 1 , - - I ll ,Y 1 1 1 u 1 11 . . . 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' 1 ' 1 1 , . . , . . . , 1 li ,, ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' Q - I , 1 1 - 1 ' u 11 ' , , C n 11 - ' U 1 - .- , 1 . . 1' i EMIL GEORGE CHISHKO Emll Bryant Lnterary Soclety C3 41 Forum C41 Hrstonan of Forum C41 Inter Class Track Meet C31 Scrence Club C41 Bust Em Club Emll IS another of our shy Semors He rs a good student and a good frrend Emrl rs always workmg and 1f workmg brmgs success he IS surely on the rlght track HELEN MARGARET CLARKE Maggre Bryant Lxterary Socrety C3 41 Secy C41 Commercral Club C3 41 Treas C41 E P S Treas Athletnc Assocratron C41 Basketball C41 Prom Commxttee C31 Charm School Banquet Commxttee Helens motto s Hang sorrow care krlled the cat Helen IS fond of Athletlcs and also of the boys more tnan that Helen l1kes to study Summary Helen IS MARY EMILY CLIPPINGER Chp Basketball fr 2 31 Glee Club fr 2 3 41 Chorus Q41 Tall and sprmgy thats Mary Mary IS a very busy young lady Judgmg by her frequent absence from school However Mary rs a good student and a fine frlend EDNA ELIZABETH CORWIN Ehzabeth Bank Cashler Q1 2 3 41 Gxrls Glee Club Q 21 Scrence Club C3 41 E P S Bry ant Lnterary Socrety C3 41 Salutatonan Ehz beth 's a young lady wzo worships at the shrme of the goddess Learnmg We predlct a bnght and successful future for Ehzabeth N Tu r-ntx one Il ' !l . . - , 1 1 ' I 1 1 P 1 , . ll ' fl . . - , , 1 ' 1 - 1 1 l D ll ll ' Y i If Y a popular Senior. ll ' il ' ' 1 ' ' ' ,1 ', I ll ' ll . - - - I . , I- , - , . . . - , ' ' a 1 1 ' 4 . ,, . ., 3 I l . 1 Tu mx ru 0 FRANCIS EDWARD CRINER Sance Pomt Mauon Hngh School E Tllangle Llterary Club C2 31 Track C2 31 Football C31 Hlgh School CIFCUS Q2 31 What Hap pened to jones C31 Jeannette Hxgh School Scxence Club C41 Forum Q41 Emerson Llterary Soc ety Q41 Bust Em Club Class Nlght Open Lteraxy Francls IS a shy young man w o never has much to say except when le gets m an a gument and we all agree t at some day Francls w1ll be a g r e a t O ato SARA ELIZABETH CUNKLEMAN El1zabeth Glee Club Q1 2 31 Eme son L1terary So CIC y Q3 41 E P S El1zabeth never has much to say but she doubtless thmks a great deal She IS very dxgnllied and spends her t1me profit ably mamly 1n studymg and playmg the plano and occaslonally smllln at the boys ROBERT J DAWSON Bob Emerson Lxterary Socxety C3 41 Bust Em Club C41 Durm hls entlre Hngh School career Robert has never felt any attractlon to ward glrls But as he IS an honest obhg mg frlendly young man Thls IS Leap Year Robert watch your step' JOSEPH EDWARD DENT oe Commerce Club Q3 41 Sc ence Club C1 2 341 Forum C41 Track C3 41 Manager Q41 Bryant Llterary Soclety C3 41 Presn dent of Commercral Club C41 Class N1ght Open Llterary Q41 joe s a Commercxal student of great ablllty He IS ambltlous and proves 1 u an , . - I - . . 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JAMES EUGENE EICHER Buzzy Scrence Club C2 341 Glee Club C3 41 Class Baseball Q2 31 Drafting Club fx 21 Emerson Llterary Society C3 41 Pennan Commrttee C41 Bust Em Club Class Nlght Buzzy IS a n1ce young man and he IS a brrlhant student He has made a place for hlmself ln the Class of 24 MILDRED ROBERTA ELERICK Mildred Emerson Llterary Soclety Q3 41 Com mercxal Club Q3 41 E P S Mrldred rs a quret grrl and lt xsnt strange that she has lots of frlends for she IS good tempered and pleasant to everybody who comes her way IRENE FELD Dutch Glee Club C1 41 jumor Prom Commlttee C31 E P S Emerson Lrterary Soclety Irene was at first a stranger rn our en lor class but before many moons she was hled away as a Heart Breaker A 1 We don t regret thls fact however as rt seems to agree wlth mascuhmty m general GERTRUDE MAF FINK Trude Basketball C41 E P S Secretary Bry ant Lxterary Socrety C3 41 Presrdent L1t erary Socrety Q11 Gert IS a dlgnxfied young lady who comes from Manor but wno spends most of her time ln Jeannette There IS a rea son Its namev? We thmk Glenn Tw entw thx u 11 l - A l ' ' 1 ' 1 I ' 1 ' 1 - , t - 1 1 1 - 1 . . , u ' 11 - Y - ' , . . . . . . . . . , 1 1 as 11 ' 1 , . . . - u 11 , . . 1 1 4 4. 11 , . . -. , ' - , - as 11 - ' - 1 1 1 ' w Twentx foul HOWARD T FOX Foxle Norwln I-hgh School Olympic C1 21 V1ce Pres jr Olympics C11 jeannette Hmgh School Emerson Lrter ary Socxety Q3 41 Presxdent of Emerson Society Q31 Class Basketball C31 Bust Em Club Howard IS a dashxng young man whose favorxte occupatxon IS teas ng and Hlftln wlth the gxrls Howard has an averslon to readmg especrally school books But we lrke hlm Just the same EVELYN HAUSER Evle Bryant Llterary Soclety C3 41 Sclence Club C41 E P S Evelyn IS very mdustnous and xntends to be a teacher some day Shes rather qulet unt1l one becomes acquamted Wltll her and then Well Just make frxends w1th her and see for yourself PAUL W HEASLEY Paul Emerson Lrterary Soc ety C3 41 Scrence C2 31 Pennant Commlttee Bust Em Club Paul comes from tne crty of Penn but he cretamly does not show any small town stuFf Paul IS one of the popular boys of the Semor Class Is he good look1ng799 Oh boy VIRGINIA HEILMAN Gm E P S V Pres Emerson Lxterary So crety C31 Invltatxon Commrttee C41 As sxstant Edntor of Lante n Q41 Op n L1te ary C31 Glee Club C31 S lence Club C3 41 Class Nrght A very dxgnlfied young lady as mdeed she should be Is she not a sen1or9 Bc sldes her d1gn1ty Gln usually carrxes wlth her a good sense of humor And does she hke Pre 9 Wed say Yes all kmds l . Q ll ' !l . . . i . . g Club Q2-3-41, Forum 141, Class Baseball JAMES LLOYD HOUSTON jlmmle Bryant Lxterary Soc1ety Q3 41 Scnence Club Q1 2 3 41 Reporter Scrence Club Glee Club C31 Class Baseball C3 41 Asso crate Ed1tor Red and Blue jrmmle belongs to the gang of women haters m the Senxor Class Perhaps thus accounts for h1s success ln school B anyway the grrls thmk you re aw ully mce jlmmne HARRY W HUMMELL Hazzy Draftmg Club Cr 21 Presldent Emerson Lrterary Socrety C31 Forum Q41 Chan cellor C41 Flower and Motto Commlttee C41 Bust Em Club Commencement Dance Commlttee Hazzre certamly has changed very much smce he was a green lrttle Freshle We lar young senlor IS the same boy who en tered J H S three years a o A change for the better?P'P We d say yes MARY KATHERINE JONES Mary E P S Bryant Literary Soclety 341 Mary IS one of the qulet grrls of the Semor Class and makes up for all the other norsy ones Mary IS rather bashful where boys are concerned but IS always wrllmg to do her bxt and help thmgs along ELSIE MAE KRAUSE Elsle E P S Bryant Lrterary Soclety C3 4 Glee Club Q41 Open Lterary C31 Elsre makes frrends easlly and keeps them just as easrly She belongs to cne of the gangs m Room 21 whlch keep Mrss Cooper markmg deportmert grades But on the whole she ns a very good stu dent Q ' . ut . . , I . , can hardly believe that this busy and popu- . . . g . . . ., ' ' Q - . 7 N Tu entx lk MARION ESTHER LE VIER Mums Banner Commrttee Q21 Secretary Llter ary Q11 Vlce Presrdent Lrterary Q21 Charrman of Pennant Commxttee Q41 Bas ketball Q41 Class Treasurer Q21 At letrc Editor Lantern Q41 Secretary Boa d Con trol Q41 E P S Forum Q41 Banquet Commrttee Charm School Scxence Club Q3 41 Bryant Lrt Socrety Q3 41 Marrons rnterests are rather varxed but the most rmportant ones bemg notes more notes and Peachy D BENJAMIN LEVIN Benme Pootch Presrdent Class Q31 Sc ence Club Q1 2 3 411 Forum Q41 Glee Club Q3 41 Hsto ran Forum Q41 Chalrman of Prom Com mittee Q31 Track Q31 Asst Bus ness Man ager of Red and B ue Q41 Eme son L1t erary Socrety Q3 41 Invxtatron Commlttee Charrman Q41 Open Literary Q31 Class Basketball Q41 Bust Em Club Q41 Crarm School Commencement Dance Commlttef- If Nell Nestler should happen to run out of jokes just go to Ben hell be sure to have ONE on hand ELTON GEORGE LINHA RT Scrence Club Q1 2 3 41 Emer on Lrter ary Socrety Q41 Presrdent Q41 Bust Em Club Elton has made lots of frlends and has shown us that he xs a dependable boy and a Ene student ALEX MARTINAZZO Drngo Football Q21 Bryant Lrterary Socrety Q3 41 Manual Tramxng Comm ttee Bust Em Club Alec pays very lrttle attentron to the glrls but turns hrs attentxon towards Sen ro Englrsh and other de ervmg objects ll ,I , . l u 1 s W 1 1 , - 1 1 -4 , - - 1 ' ' -1 1 ' ' ll YY ' I Y ' , . ' . . , . . 1 , ll Y, , . fl ' 'Y ll Y, i - - - , . 1 1 ' 1 - -' , - . : - 1 1 - L u 1 11 - , , ' ' 1 1 1 Y ll 1 1 - 11 - , .. . . , 1 1 ll ff Elt - - - , 5 - . . , , 1 1 1 . u - 11 ' 1 ' 1 A 1 1 , - Y- . : . . . .. . . .-S' w CLARENCE EDWIN McCAULLEY Mac Rusty Football C2 31 Basketball C2 3 41 Capt C41 Vxce Presldent A A Assoc1at1on C31 Board of Control C2 31 Sclence Club C 2 341 Bryant L1terary Soclety Pres C31 Class Track Team C31 Cashrer School Sav mgs C21 Actmg Manager Basketball C41 Rmg Comm1ttee Q31 Bust Em Club Mac IS very popular wxth both sexes but especlally the glrls Besldes bemg popular Mac lS a GOOD SPORT JOHN BENDER MILLER johnme V1ce Presldent Class C31 Scrence Club C3 41 Bryant L1terary Soclety Q3 41 Glee Club C3 41 Bust Em Club john IS a mce boy a good s udent and brrght sxde of everythmg DOROTHY ESTELLE MYERS Dot Glee Club fr 21 Emerson L1terary crety Q3 41 Secretary C31 E P S jumor Prom Comm1ttee C31 Invltatlon Commxt tee 00 Charm School FOXIC and she seem to have developed qurte a case For further mformatlon search the halls carefully between bells NELLIE MARIE NESTLER Rem1 Basketball C3 41 Assistant Manager C31 Manager C41 Glee Club C31 Bryant Lrt erary Soczety C3 41 Presxdent Bryant So crety Q41 Flower and Motto Commlttee E P S Nell carrles mfectlous alughter and a good Joke When you are feelmg blue go to Nell and the blues wxll be qunckly d1spelled Tw enty sew Il ll 91 51 YY ' 1 ' ' 9 - Y ' ' ! - , ' I- - ' 1 . . ' v , - ! Y , . Y an ' n 'I ' 1 ' 1 1 - y . , L a true friend and is able to look on the G6 Y! - ' So- . ' s 1 ' - -1 l y - , . ll 'il s , I ' 1 1 ' - , - V 1 9 ' I . ,Q Tru nts m ight EDITH ELIZABETH NOSS Edlth E P S C41 Emerson Llterary Socxety C3 41 Open Llterary C31 Sclence Club Q1 2 3 41 Secretary Q21 V1ce Presndent Sclence Club C41 Glee Club C1 2 3 41 Ac companlst C2 3 41 Treasurer Glee Club C31 Hxgh School Orchestra C21 H1gh School Planlst C41 Chaxrman Class Song Commlt tee C41 Valedlctorran She rs a very mdustrrous young lady She IS a talented musxclan and IS well 11ked by everyone CATHERINE ELIZABETH PIERSON Kltty Sec of Lxterary Cr 21 Sec of Class C21 Banner Commlttee Q21 Asst Sec Board of Control C21 Bryant Llterary Socrety C3 41 Commerce Club Q41 E P S C41 Basket ball C41 Commencement Dance Commrt tee Charm School Kltty IS a very qu1et U1 gxrl and most noted for her glggle She enjoys havmg a good tlme luke the rest of the Senlors GRACE ZELA PRESTON Gracrous Emerson Llterary Socxety C3 41 E P S Grace IS a Manonte She IS rather quret and very studxous nevertheless she had found trme to make many fnends among us EDNA MAE ROGERS Maxsxe Commerclal Club C3 41 Bryant Literary Society C3 41 Forum Q41 E P S C41 Class Nrght Edna IS one of our qulet young ladres She spends her tlme ln study ng and IS a brllllant student Jeannette Hlgh would mdeed be a model school lf we had more students l1ke Edna an - n . . . , ! ' 1 1 X - - - , , r . ' - - - - ' ' Q 1 1 Y - , . ll ' ,Y ' ' n - Q ' a , . s ' 7 , . . . , ' , - u n , . . ll ' fl - u g I s If ' ' ,I ' 1 ' v 1 ' ' - 1 . . : . r 1 ' I '. nb Y RUTH SAILER Buddy Glee Club Q1 25 SCICHCC Club C45 For um Q45 Bryant Lrterary Soc1ety Q3 4 Ruth never does today what she can put off unt1l tomorrow She IS ratner d1gn1F1ed young person and qulte amsh' Ruth does have a beau somewhere SAMUEL A SANDSON Sammy Secretary Draftrng Club Q25 SCICHCC Club Q1 2 3 45 Forum Q45 Representatrve of Year Book Q35 Emerson Llterary So crety C3 45 Class Basketball Cr 2 35 Class Nrght Sam IS one of our frlends from Grape v1lle who always sees tue sunny srde of everythlng He IS noted for h1s unfallrng good humor Although he IS the smallest member of our class he IS not the least 1n our affectxons ack Class Presldent C15 Sc1ence Club fr 2 3 45 Treas Q35 Ed1tor of Lantern Forum Boys Glee Club Q3 45 Charm School Bust Em Club Pres Sc Club C45 Gaze upon one of these great lawyers of the future john IS expected to remedy the deficxency 1n the Constxtutlon and to achxeve great success He IS a young man of great dxgmty and IS a perfect gentle man LUCILE ROBERTA SHEARER Lou Glee Club fr 25 Emerson Lxterary So crety Q3 45 Pennant Commxttee Q45 E P S Charm School After an extended absence Luc1le declded to honor our class by returmng to gradu ate Wlth us and 1ndeed she IS a welcome addxtnon We suspect she rs fond of a cer ta1n football player , . . - D. . . . , a JOHN MILTON SIMPSON KKJ' YY NEVA BLANCHE SHUSTER Neva E P S Glee Club fr 2 31 Bryant L1t erary Soclety C3 41 Charm School Bobby IS one of the mamstays of our class She IS always ready for a good trme and has made rrany frxends durmg her four years 1n J H S EVERETT CALVIN SORBER tes Busmess Managers Red and Blue C41 Year Book representatlve 121 Glee Club C3 41 Open Llterary C31 jumor Prom Com mittee Q31 Forum C41 Scxence Club Q1 2 3 41 Curator of Forum Emerson Lxterary Soclety Q3 41 Bust Em Club Banquet Comm1ttee Charm School You have before you the samt l1ke v1s ager Do not be decelved he IS full of fun and always has a smlle for everycne He xs a fine fellow and as very popular CHESTER STANEY Check Scxence Club C2 3 41 Emerson Llterary Socxety C3 41 Bust Em Club Charm School Check IS a happy go lucky fellow who IS very good natured and frxendly wlth everybody especxally w1th the Sophomore glrls It seems as lf lt would be 1mposs1 ble to get along w thout hnm SARA SOWASH Sara Bryant Lxterary Society Q3 41 E P S Sarah IS another representatlve from Manor She IS very jolly and IS m every class aCtlVlty Her good natu e has added greatly to the Joys of our sen o year It 91 a u 4, ' ' , , ' ' IL U7 - , , , . III I' V ' ll 9! l 1 - . , . - 1 1 . ' ' ' v 1 I ' I ' 9 9 ' G6 !! , . age of Ites our energetic business man- ll I! . - - , . ' I ll ' 9 1 Y! il ,I ' - , - ! ll ll ' , . . 1 . ' i r . EDITH IRENE SUMMERS Edre Commerce Club C3 4j Presrdent Q43 Emerson Llterary Soclety Q3 43 Sec C43 Forum C41 Glee Club C41 Chorus C41 As srstant Edltor to Year Book Krwarus E say prlze Q32 Charm School Honor Oratron Edlth IS an assooate edrtor of thxs book She IS rather qulet and studrous and we belleve she w1ll achleve success m the fu ture Edmth IS a good classmate and a real frrend MARY CATHERINE TREES Mamre Bryant Lxterary Socrety f3.1.J Forum C45 Sclence Club C45 Pres E P SClub jumor Banquet Commlttee C31 Mary rs another desxrable classmate She her marks show that she IS rewarded She IS a real credlt to the class ROGER B WEST Rog Scrence Club C1 2 3 45 Treas A A C41 Open L1te ary Q25 Bust Em Club C45 Class Nrght Roger wnll doubtless be one of t e great est bankers of the future He ns a cheerful fellow wno IS well lrked by everyone W wrsh h1m success JENORA B WHERRY jenora Emerson Lrterary Socrety C3 4j E P S Club C45 Thzs youn lassle evxdently belleves that Srlence rs golden If so she deserves credxt for lxvmg up to the motto jenora conducts herself l1ke a perfect lady and IS wxdely respected Thntw one 66 ' I! 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' i Fhmx uso DOROTHY LOUISE WURTHNER Dootz Secretary Class Q31 Secreta y Board of Control fzj Secretary Bryant Lxte ary So cxety C31 Basketball Q1 2 3 4j Glee Club Q 21 E P S Forum Invntatlcn Com mlttee C41 Captam Basketball team Q35 Manager basketball team fzj Ass1stant Cheerleader C31 Cheerleader C41 Banquet Committee Charm School Yes thls IS none other than our cheer leader She IS full of pep and IS very popular throughout the school LEO J ZALESKI Leo Bryant Llterary So 1ety Q3 .Q Board of Control C35 V1ce Pres1dent A A Asso Secretary Commerc1al Club fgj Treasu er Commerc1al Club f4j Draftmg Club Cr zj Vlce Presldent C21 Class N1gl't Behold' the conquering hero What would we have done wxthout hlm E VERNELLE REESE Ve nelle Manor Hxgh School Secy 22 J H S Emerson Lrterary Socxety Q3 E P Vernelle 19 a sweet lttle glrl from Man or Dunno her two years m j H S has proved herself a valuable classmate and 1 true fuend l ' ' 1- , . . ., , ' ' - ciation fgj, Football f3-43, Captain 443, 45, . . S. 1 I . 0' I . u 0 I Hlstory of the Class of 1924 Ellzabeth Funkelman The tlme IS fast approachmg when the class of 1924 w1l1 be but a memory a memory whrch we shall never forget and one which we shall always thmk of wzth prrde It has often been sard t at hlstory repeats mtself but we doubt 1f any other class w1l1 leave the record we are leavmg In the fall of I92O the Freshman class our class contlnued one hundred seventeen members Durmg thrs year w had many happy days everyone of them was filled wtn new experxences and each small event held a wealth of pleasure for us Durmg tus year our class had at least one representatlve m every field of athletic work as well as rn the orchestra and glee clubs In our Sophomore year our number was decreased to srxty five We had a few soclal events durlng thrs year whxch kept us ln one continual state of expectatlon Then also we had to watch the bulldmg gomg on across the street for who knew but what some of us rmght help to erect a new school bulldmg some day? Oh what dreams we had of the happy days when we would not have classes ln the att1c and cellar rooms Durmg thxs year our class was well represented 1n the athlet1C Sldc Of School llfe and also nn the jumor year In our jumor year there we e slxty two of us left to assemble for the first day of school 1n the labratory rn the cellar of the old bulldmg Think of lt' as we were the first class to be moved over to the new burldmg whose pro cess of constructlon we had so eagerly watched We occup1ed what IS now known as room two and later on room fifteen What a wonderful tlme we had crossmg Fourth Street especmally on ramy days and how unlucky was the per son who had to go from the upper Floor of one bulldmg to the upper floor of the other n three mmutes Yes three mmutes was the t1me allotted for change of classes and very often the slgnal of a flag rn the prmcrpal s office forgot to wave so our next class was very much shortened Durmg thrs year we had several soclal affarrs mcludmg our jumor Prom whrch was a Real soclal affair Now we are Senvors Some of us ifter that one step graduatron mtend to enter new fields of study and educatron others wrll start out mto the great field of lxfe A feelmg of sadness frlls our hearts as we thrnk that our student days vn Jeannette Hlgh School a e so soon to end As we leave this chool to take up new tasks lt IS our hope that each one of us may do h1s best that he may be worthy of belng remembered as one of the class of 1924 What Would Happen If. Irregular French verbs we e om1tted7 Semors were g1ven any extra prnvrlegesl The Panther were xntroduced mto our Englrsh course? Thlrtx thrf O 1 1 ll , 1 9 T V ' 5 y , . Y 1 i t ' - , juniors assembling in the cellar. However this was not for any length of time, ' ' of - Y y - i ' . , ' I . . . . . . ,, ,, . Y l U . D N - . , . Z f ' r . ' s V ' I O u vy ' - . ' ' '-. lp Latm prose was dropped, No one was ever late for school? Mr Snyder would wear h1s hat? Elcher were a woman hater? Jamrson owned some drug store? Art Bold were a trallic cop There were no examlnatlonsl john Sxmpson would forget to wmd the Sllent Watch Samuel Sandson would become professor at an Unknown College? Mr Stump would have a paddle fFfCSI'llCSJ Chapel would be held every morn1ng9 Helen Clarke would have her halr bobbedP Latm ponles would rlde you to class? Everybody were sat1sfied7 My Llfe Edlth Noss The sun was settmg m the west And grand old nature seemed 1tS best Suddenly there came a v1s1on brxght A volce Oh declde declde tonlght How you w11l mold and shape your l1fe And now the v1s1on dlsappeared Of all thmgs else I seemed afeared But yet there came that comfortmg thought That could my llfe but count for augh It would not worthless be And whlle I pondered o er and o er That figure wrapped m purple fold Whose countenance appeared so bold Could be no ordmary man And then the vmslon gan to speak I m Power sald he at whose peak Some men are crushed and others are stayed The blessxngs of hfe so long delayed If you deslre me you will find I thought agaln What shall I do? When knocklng started forth anew A figure clad ln robes of whlte Dame Fame sald she upon whose hexght There may be found the l1fe you seek But now whxle I dld hesxtate And ponder oer thmgs of great state I heard famt tappmg on the door And flung xt ope as twlce before Thls txme t admxt a kmd old man llll l ? O l Z 7 9 Y ' - n 9 I D I ' + 'i I I heard a rap upon the door-- 1 9 It V !Y ' ll I Y Z2 I - ' In , . ' ll !Y , . o 1 . . 1 ! ! l ' Y! , . ! 9 A ' g-f llll' And then the man began to speakg If to make your life count, you seek just follow me for I am Servxce Tho I asked much toll and SHCTIHCC Here hes your chance for noble work Hrs face drd brrghten wlth these words And he seemed as of other worlds But hark' I hear hlm speaking agam I may not bnng any earthly gam But my rewards are rxchest known All three VISIOHS have d1sappeared But nn there place there has appeared The v1s1on of what my l1fe may be Grv n oer to sacrifice and de1ty So that my hfe may count for aught The Art Course jenora Wherry An art course has been mtroduced 1nto Jeannette Hrgh School thls year Th1s course whlch IS under the supervrslon of Mlss Duff can be taken by all students Freshmen or Semors Art IS not a requlred subject but IS taken only through the desrre and 1nterest of the student Thls year sxxty four grrls and forty boys have taken advantage of the opportumty The art course teaches the student the value of colors and the arrangmg of colors rn harmomous fashlons The arranglng of colors teaches the student how to dress properly many students had no xdea of colors and the value of them untxl taklng up art Art teaches the student to be neat nn everythmg he undertakes steadmess of the hand xs acquxred through art When the student leaves Hrgh School he may wxsh to take up desrgn ng the knowledge acqurred m our art course may be of much value to hxm Others may go 1nto homes of therr own where the knowledge of art wlll prove use fu In splte of the fact that th1s subject has been mtroduced just thrs year we feel that we have accomphshed a great deal And we are looklng forward to the future for even greater results HORIZONS lLontmum l lrum ligr llltttlll Perhaps your next hormzon IS defimte perhaps you can say There rt IS That 1S where I want to arnve next That last year of college I know that when I arrlve at my college graduatlon I shall have found some of that magxcal blue happmess That IS where the Blue begms for me It ns not by college however that all our honzons are ma ked For some of us lt may be that place where a buslness carrer begxns or the apprentxceshlp to a trade or even the qulet unevent ul prospect of years at home takmg up every day tasks But 1n every one of these places tne tramed eye the seemg heart the watchful mmd can detect the soft mag cal dreamhght that 1S reflected from the wmgs of the Blue Blrd of Happme s And always the blue of 1ts body IS merged in the hght of the horlzon agalnst whrch It spreads 1ts open wings Thlrtx five , . . 1 ' II Y an ' ' I ' I! 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Class Prophecy Ruth Sailer News Dispatch Editor in Chief john Simpson SOCIAL At the Alumni Banquet held here this week among those present were A Caruso ex captaln of the 1923 team and half back Zaleski of Jeannette Penn sylvanla CTaken from Hartford Conn Dailyj TAKEN OVER TRUST Emil Ch1sko prominent financier has taken over the Macaronl Trust and is planning to enlarge upon it fthe trust not macaronll See Thomas Adamson the largest giant in North America seven feet two inches at Barnum s tomorrow WILL SPEAK Congressman Criner of Utah will speak to the Bachelors Club tonight on Why I Am a Bachelor IFACHER OUSTED M1ss E Cunkelman has been suspended from the Jeannette Public Schools on complalnt of smoking during school hours Judge Dawson will Journev to Washington D C to investigate impeach ment proceedings of President MICIIHIIX fa former resldent of jeannettej FINDS CURE Dr Staney specialist has found a cure for blues A gram of pep adminis tered by a pep meeting at j H S followed by a football game at Norwm VISITING IN U S spendlng the summer in the Unlted States BIG ATTRACTIONV The new manager of the Follies tformerly Ziegfield Ben Levin will btar Lucille Shearer and Dootz Wurt mer in The Gold Dust Twms also fea turing damty Clara Guest PRIZE WINNER George JBIHISOH has been acclaimed Sheik of Broadway by a movie mana gers convention at New York City thi! week Mlss Helen Clarke will give an o gan Cmouth or any recital tonight ln the Polish hall WILL TALK OVER RADIO Miss Corwin of the Society For Tne Protection of Blind Mice will be the reader over the radio tonight from station T R A P Cheese C1ty and will review that masterpiece The Pied Piper of Hamlin Mrs Cliff Shrum wife of Ambassauor to Ireland spent a few hours in h r home city callmg upon Miss Mary ones and Mrs Elton Lmhart Cformerlv Elsie Krausej Buzzy Elchers four piece orchestra Funny Four played at Coney Is land for the Dance of the Crxckets It was composed of Tlmlx six , . . 7 A . . , - . 5 . Y - , . ! I I O . . . ' ' , . ' - ! ' . It 97 , ,J . , , . ' Baroness Von Einstein of Berlin, Germany, Cformerly Virginia Heilmanj is ' 5 ' In ' 91 - A Y . . . YU O . . . ' o I . - - - ' . , . . , . Everett Sorber Grmnd Orban Janes Houston Ukelele Paul Heasley ews Harp Harry Hummel Accordlan Professor McCau1leys weekly classtcal dancln classes w11l be resumel next week as usual ln h1s studlo on Broadway PERSONALS Irene Feld wrll appear at t e Nlxon th1s week nn person after havmg just returned from a trxp to the Soutn Sea Islands She w1ll gxve several natxve mterpretatlons Mrs Glenn Kxfer Cremembered as Gertrude Fmkj entertamed the Radxo Wldows Club Tuesday m rt Trose present were Mrs john Slmpson Cform erly Ed1th Nossj M1ss Sara Sowash Mrs john Mlller Cformerly Ed1th Sum mersj Mrs joseph Mlchaux Cformerly Catherme PICTSOHD and Mlss Grac Preston Pol1cewoman Rogers has cnstm ui hed herself by several spectacular ar rest and IS earnlng for herself a fine cord The Mlsses Neva Shuster nd Mary Trees noted Opera Stars wll leave Sunday on an extended trlp to Europe They mtend to study muslc at Parxs un der Prof Ro er West Detectlve Bold of the Burms Detecnve Agency made a hurrred call m jean nette yesterday Mlss jenora Wherry has bee lven the posltlon of first Llbrarxan IH the new Commumty Bu1ld1ng WANTED A housekeeper for bachelor wlth five rooms must be young pretty and ca pable Apply to Alex Martmazzo EXHIBITION Madame Cllpplnber French Modlste w111 CXh1b1t Parsxan costumes ln a Fashlon Show to be conducted at the Acme Dollar Store Saturday june I., MISCELLANEOUS Well kept haxr and narls are essentxals to ood looks See Macame Le V1er the beauty spec1ahst NOTICE TO THE CUSTOMERS Mllk w1ll be ramsed twenty five cents per quart after july r due to a sudden dxsappearance of one hundred mllk oortles Unless the sa1d artncles are return ed before that date th1s ruhn wlll be enacted SAMUEL SANDSON Wfhv Students Attend Jeannette Hlgh School Lucllle Shearer Mary E an To play basketball Dorothy Wurthner To talk to Samuel Everett Sorber To blgble wltn Sam Sandson Ellzabeth Maxwell To han her coat ln the boys lockers Thutx sex I . 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Leo Zaleskr To wmk at a certam llttle Freshman xr Gertrude Fxnk To have a oauy cnat with Glenn Paul Mullen To skxp assemoly Sylvester Mye s To sleep rn assemblles Ruth Cook To talk to her joe Saltz Pearl Mumma To run aftc tne teachers Catherme Pmerson To have a good trme Marran LeV1er To torment Mr Lembach Edrth Summers To shlne Mabelle Re1nkmeyer To take care of the fellows Dorothy Myers To chase Foxes Nelhe Bowman To wear iur coats john Simpson To become a basketball star Geraldme Burhem To catch Fmks Sarah Sowash To keep an eye on B111 Sofko Lucy Brown To make eyes at Guy Carle Nelhe Nestler Because she loves M s Reuter Clara Guest To collect gum Joe Mrchaux To be fussee over Edna Mae Rogers To study Samuel Sandson To be a teache s pet for pestj Donald May To get hrs nan un the Hunk lust Irene Feld To cram before exammatrons joseph Egan To lead the Freshman Class Elsre Krause The Elson Educatronal Art EXhlbltlOl'1 of two hundred large reproductxon of the masterpreces of archxtectu e sculpture and palntmg was held rn our Hxgh School Audrto rum the mghts of February zo 21 and 22 Tne purpose of th1s exhxbxtlon was to ra se funds for the purchase of PICIUICS for the class rooms and corrrdors of Jeannette Hlgh School The prctures whlch were tme best 1n Art were arranged on all sldes of the school audrtorxum and suspended from the balcony Much mterest was mamfesteu ln the Art Exhlbrt by the puplls and patrons of the school The weather condxtxons probably havmg some mfluence on the first evenmg of the Art Exhrbxt there was not a large attendance A short but pleasm program was grven by the Hxgh School pup ls The program for the second evemng of the Art Exhxbxt rn 1tS entlrety was presented by the puprls o t e sexenth and exght grades Tre teacners ln charge of the program mcluded Mnss Ruffner who had the musxc tne plays and readmgs were prepared by Mlss Portzer Mlss Blose and Mrss Shus Thnu erght S- . 5 H . .' g. L Art Exhibit . , . - E - . . g ter The seventh grade work Win uncer the dlrectron of Mrss Bartusek Mrss Lander Mrss Myers and Mrss Buckley The program for the last e enlng of the Art Exhlblt was gxven by t e Hxgn School pup1ls The Art Exhrbnt proved to oe a success Enough money was secured that each room nn the Hrgh School w ll recerve a prcture others w1ll be paceo in the corrrdors the hbrary and the audrtorlum The prrze prcture for the sellmg of the greatest number of tlckets was awarded to Mrss Buckleys room The Lyceum Course Emil Chlsko The Lyceum Course was started some years ago Its rdea rs not or mal: 1ng money but to entertaln the puonc Many hrgh class entertamments are brought to Jeannette throught thrs mstrtutron The school fund does not reap any profrt thrrough xt but tne puolrc tnat comes to hear these entertamments does The course consrsts of iour numoers The first number th1s year was a play Srx Cylmder Love by tne Vxvman Players Thrs was a great success from every standpomt The second entertarnment was a muslcale by the Russron Cathedral Sex tette Although few understood the words all enjoyed the musxc The musxc mterpreted the llfe custom and nature of the Russran people The thrrd number on our course was a lecture by Burnell Ford Thxs lec ture was a very rnterestmg one demonstratrng the law of dynamos and other electrlcal matter Mr Ford also performed a few magrcal trrcks and later ex plamed how some professronal magrcrans make therr money by decervrng the pubhc The last number was a lecture given by Ex Governor Allen of Kansas He took up the matter of drsagreement between the two factlons Laborers and Capxtalrsts He explamed the Cou tof Adjudrcatron or Labor Board whrch has been very success ul rn Kansas n settlrng strrkes and drsputes The Lyceum Course IS mdeeu a oeneflt to the commumty and we a e now lookmg forward to another year trustlng that we wxll have a program wmcn as usual w1ll furmsh both entertamment and mstructlon School Yells and Songs Dorothy W urthner Never rn the hrstory of Jeannette Hlgh School has there been so much school sprrxt shown as was durmg the 1923 24 football season Thrs sudden burst of sp1r1t was due probably to the support of the townspeople and to the success of our football team Thntx nuns 'WH A . . . .Q . 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V ,, , . . . 1 Y ' . , . , . - 1 . . y ' V ' ' I 9 ,. . . . . . l - , l . . . . , . -- , L 1 ! 9 7 The student body of H S has eertamly realrzed can not be gamed wlthout pep ano enthuslasm whxeh Through the efforts of tne cheerleadmg Trlo and many l1vely new yells were grven out Songs were also H1 boasts of several composers The most popular yells lows the fact that vletory naturally go wrth It some of the students written and Jeannette and songs are as fol Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Cha Hee' Cha Haw' Hee Haw' Haw' Hee COpponent'j Haw COpponent'J Hee' Cha Haw' Hee' Haw' Haw' Rlg a boom Rlg a boom' Raw' Raw' Raw' Here we are Here we a e' Here we are now' Take a look Take a look' Best ever seen' Alla game gan1e ganae' Alla game game ganac' Hurrah' Hurrah' Jeannette' Raw Steak Beef steak Slaw' Slaw' Slaw' Take em to the graveyard Rah' Rah' Rah' Team' Team' Team' Rlp Roar Blood and Gore The Red and Blue for eve more Thats us every cuss What rn the deuee IS t1e matter wrth us Nothmg at all Nothln at all Hlp a kmnmy kannaty kanay' Hrp a sock a boom' hurray' hurrah' Jeannette' Breeka koax koax koax Breeka koax koax koax Hu rah' Hu rah' We re the team that beat em all Jeannette' Sonvs Tune Thats Where My Money Goes Here comes the Red and Blue To wm this game for you They wln them any old trme To keep thexr rep up h1 h They re worth therr wer ht n gold Those husky lads so bold Say folks' we ve surely got some team l IIN - ' 44 , -1 v ' ' ' ' 1 ' LQ ' V' I . . . Y , , , . JC?-UUCUC, Jeannette! Hip a kinniny, kannaty, kanay! I y , . . 1 - - - . - . U - - 5 . . . I I , , Q ' ll II ' O. U , . .O I g . . n O ' ,-U. .. Tune Barney Google Jeannette H1gh School has a team that beats them all Jeannette H1 h School seems to always have the ball If the v1s1tors be It once We try one of our fancy stunts Jeannette H1gh Scaool has a team that beats them all Tune Ha1l West Vrrgma Its eannette H1 h Scleool Its Jeannette H1 h School The pr1de of every loyal son Come on ye old grads o1n w1th the youn lads Its eannette H h School now we heer RAH' RAH' Now lS the tvme boys To make a b1 H0156 No matter wl'at tue people say For tlnere IS naught to hear The ga gs all l'e So Harl to Jeannette H1 h School Ha1I Track Joseph Dent Ralph Best Capta1n 23 Clyde F1nk Captam Track IS a branch of atnlet1cs wh1ch has only recently been 1ntroduced mto the Jeannette Hrgh School Mr Le1nbach who was coach last year began tra n mv 2 few boys for the county meet to be held 1n Latrobe And 1n spnte of tl'e fact that the boys we e few 1n number and that thls was a new form of sport 1n our school Jeannette made a fa1rly good showxng takmg fourth place w1th four po1nts Ralph Best made three of these po1nts by tak ng second place ln the m1le run The other po1nts was made by Relay Team wh1ch came 1n th1rd place The members of the Relay Team Ralph Best 23 Joseph Dent 24 Clyde Fmk 25 and Dan Doherty 26 were the only ones to TCCCIVC a letter for Track Thls year there are several meets planned the frrst IS the mter class meet wh1ch w1ll 1n all p obab l1ty be a Good contest as all the classes w1ll be well represented From t11s contest tne coa h w1ll choose the varszty men The second contest w1ll be t1e Carnevle Tech meet on May IO Thls w1ll oe fol lowed by the county meet to be nero at Latrobe on May I7 Jeannette IS also entered 1n the Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh meet on May 24 Several dual meets are also to be arranged for tl e commg season Mr W1ll1ams and Mr Brumoaugh have charge of all track aCtlVltlCS thls SCHSOII For ty one 'cr g . . . O t . , 'U I . I . . O. . . J .U A , -0 D ' D ' O ! J . . Og C, , ' J iq , P D - . .U . b , U I U nv' 1 re . .U 1 D . U . , . . , , .............. , . .......,. . .. 24 Louis Naples, Manager .. ........... '23 Joseph Dent, Manager ...... '24 'U . . ' , E - b -A ' - . A r , 1 . . i . 1 Y 1 LI 7 , , . , , , , , n . . 3 . . - Y . . S 1 5 , . , A . . . L, L . . , . . . , - . D . JEANNETTE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Amedeus Caruso The Jeannette Hlgh School Athletxc Assoclatxon was orbamzed m IQI, The Assoclatlon IS overned by the Board of Control whlch composed of one representatxve from each of the classes tae presrclent the v1ce presxdent the secretary the treasurer the athletxc coache t e faculty manager and the prmcxpal The class representatrves are elected by each cass tue pres1dent the v1ce p esxdent the secretary and the treasurer are elected oy tne student body The members of the Assoc1at1on also elect a cheer leader as offxce for one semester only the repre entatxves for the whole term Only those students who have bou ht thexr athletxc tckets belong, to the Assocxatlon These tmckets can be bou ht for a very small sum and t e money secured from the sale of these txcket lS the only Fmanclal support whlch the students gxve the Athletlcs ot tne Hwgh School The members of the Board of Control for the first semester were as follows Presxdent Leo Zaleskl V1cePres1dent Clyde Fmk Secretary Ma mon Le Vxer Treasurer Roger West Semor Representatwe Mac McCaulley jumor Charles Holland Sophomore Franc1s Genm Freshman jack Brown Faculty Manager and Athlet1c Dlrector Mr Lembach Coach Pre Wmlllams and Professor H J Stump The Board for the second semester remamed the same except for tne ofnces of Presxdent Vxce Pres1dent Secreta y and Treasurer The students elected as Presxdent Amed us Caruso V1ce Presmdent Sam Krstler Secretary Edxtlm Summers and Ellzabeth Evans Treasurer Helen Clarke loltx mo ,, E y ' l 5' ' I . y i . , . . U . . 1' . . . g , . is . , . . - , 1 , A ' . . I . I 3 I . , . - I . , V , - . I . . - y - sistant cheerleader, and reporter. The officials elected by the student body hold 3 s ' . U . . 1 U H . D , . . . ' . U H cs ' ' . S . . . . Y .3 . I . ' . 2 y Y. - : . : ' ' , 1 ' , v U z , ,, . ,, . . ' n , ' Q , T ' A - ' . i 3 ' ' ' , ' : , ' . THE VARSITY FOOTBALL Teo Za1esk1 Coaeh P1e W1l11ams Capt Leo Za1esk1 Manage Sam Klstler The football team of '23 was one of the best that the school has e er had e reco o eleven games played we suffered out one defeat we t1ed two and forfeltei one game because of unfalr treatment Form three Th rd fthe team was exceptionally good, for out of a total number of The Football Llne Up Alex Martlnazzo Leo Zaleskr Capt Center Captam Leo playmg hrs ast season for the Red and Blue was easrly the star of the team To hm' goes a lar e share of the prarse for the splendld showlng m all the games Hrs graduation marks the passlng of one of the best football men that J H S ever had Amedrus Caruso Half Back Ump made a Fme runn ng mate for Scheff He was fast steady and all full of pep He IS consrdered tre best hurler of the forward pass on the team Hrs absence next year w1ll be keenly felt Charles Scheff Half Back jake at rrght half was the fastest man on the team Both hrs defensxve and OHCHSIVC work won for hrm the captain shlp for next year He IS consioered tne best half back 1n the W P I A L Mrke Getto Left Guard Mlke rs the blggest man on the team s1x feet rn helght and werghs 189 pounds On the defense he helo tne opponents llke a stone wall and on of fence he certamly drd strlke h1s opponent for lnterference Mrke was one of the stars thls year Charles Holland Guard Center Mm IS strll playmg a good game of football He started at guard but swrtched to sub center where he snowed very accurate passmg Pep rs Mms mrddle name and we hope he wll put pep rnto next years team as he dm thrs years Fred Potts End Plerpont rs very quxet rn socxety but he 1S exactly opposrte rn a foot ball game He proved to be one of the mam cogs m our squad thxs year Do you know that when Potts was a Freshman he played agamst Pre W1ll1ams when he was a Senror at Parnassusf' Frank Hollendonner End Peachy at rrght end played a whnrl wlnd game He was fast at gettm, down under punts and makm some splendrd tackles Peachy stopped school a few games before the end of football SCaS0n but we hope he w1ll enlist agam for we need hmm next year Angelo Branchettr Guard Frrpo played rrght guard He was a tower of strength to the lme H rs consldered one of the best guards Jeannette Hlgh ever had On a klck off he always made use of hrs bxg feet sendlng the ball to the five yard lxne and over We expect great thmgs from hum next year l mu C - . . . i . . - . . . g .. .. , . . . , . 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U - . ! -' 'Q-fmn' Samuel K1stler Quarter Sam Speedo manaoer and quarter proved to be a steady p1lot for the t am HIS long dodg1n end runs and cross field runnrng was most spectacular Sam cant help but succeed rn a y sport he Uoes out for Paul Mullen Full Back Mullen was tne ter or of all opposrn teams Mu s could always be re lred upon for an extra 5 or ro yards rle has all the requrrements of a an full back strength speed b arns no presence of mrnd he 1S also a wonderful punter H1s wo k ecerved al sate 1 cognrtron and we expect g car tnmgs o h1m next fall Mullen was e'ected manager for next year at the Football banquet joseph Lrmowskr Tackle Zlrn at left tackle took ca 1 1 lrne 1n a manner pleasmg to Coac Pre He showed hrs wo tn a rootball player and was one or tre most systemancal and consrstent players of the squad Hrs p esence next year w1ll bc greatly felt jo n Madf1Ck Half Back She1k as he IS Lest lan wn was one of our late arrxvals but better late tl n never He s1owed h1mself a football player of defensrve ab1l1ty rn Unlon H1 h game He met wrth a l1tt1e hard luck and had h1s shoulder broken rn the Altoona game but was back wrth full force for the Norw1n contest He w1ll be a member of next year s squad Arthur Goldcheln End Art passes all the good qualrtres of a football player He garned for h1m self a wonderful record at t e very fi at game m whlch he took part Through out tne season he upheld hlS early reputatron Hrs determmatlon was h1s chlef asset james GllChflSt Sub Fullback G1ll e played a strong Game at fulloack Hls playrnff was hard and conslst ent and rmproved throughout the season We trust that next year he w1ll be a reoular oe Clark Tackle joe at r10ht tackle was anotl'er ha d workmg player who wrought re sults Thrs was joe s first year 1n Hrgh School and he certamly won a name or himself tnat w1ll put h1m rn the front l1nes next year Dan Doherty Danny sub tackle played a hard Th1s IS Dan s first year of football and Wrllram Hansen Althou h Brlly appears last he lS the best extra l1nk the squad had If watch B1lly' He has another year to Sub Tackle ame and b ds to be a regular next year he developed mto a valuable player Guard Tackle eertarnly not the least He proved to be your want to see good defensrve playmff play for-I H S Form fix ll li ll , Y ' y 5 , 0 ' cr ' U 5 U '- V . , D . 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U . . . 1 o . ,v . - Y, 4, Subs Due cred1t must be gwen our suns for therr falthful efforts rn the devel opment of our Team Tnese men fuzmshed the power behmd tne lme takmcf bumps and knocks w thout recervrng tne honors and cred1t However we feel that the trammg and experlence they recelved th1s year w1ll put many of them rn front lxne ranks for next season Our subs were as follows joe Wrtahs john McNally Raymond Home Paul r nk Edd1e Clarkson Dave Rankm Perk 1ns Campbell Hlnes Ses Myers H Hugg Edward Burk Guy Carl joe M1ch aux Wrlham Shuster B111 Sofko Football Camp joe Mrchaux On the twentxeth of last August about forty boys were assembled m front 1f tne school waltmg for the means of transportatnon to start to tne Football Camp The tlme for leavlng had been set at mne o clock m the mornmg but long before that tnme everyone was present There was a great deal of delay and lf was eleven oclock before tre equlpment was plled rn the truck the party ready to start We had about t6 mxles to go and as the t uck moved slowly we were a hungry bunch when we arrrved at our campmg ground out from Delmont Everyone was pleased wfth the camp which was beautnfully s1t uated Everythmg was rn readmess and a hot dvnner was on the tame We had not been rn camp more than ten mmutes when the excrtement began Some one called Paul Koerbel and when he appeared he found that a cow was busy eatmg hrs new straw sult case After dmner everyone was asslgned some work such as burldrng a brrdge passed qulckly and that evemng after supper the umforms and equipment were handed out After an hour or so we were ordered to bed and s rf oy common consent every boy ln camp dlsobeyed orders What a mght that was' Of all the rncxdents durmg our stay at camp the fellows w1ll remember t e fist mght the longest That mght was one contmu ous battle royal Charles Scl'eff carrred off honors and was tne champron of the day or rather of the nrght Everybody got up at about three oclock tnat mormng some wxllmoly others unwrllmgly Here agam Scheff and h1s brlgade figured p ommently and many a fellow was unce emonlously yanked from a mce soft UD bed of straw We had to wart three hours for breakfast and we all stood around shrvermg as the mor-'ung axr was qulte cold and foggy The fog was so th1ck xt could be crusneo between the hands so we had a fogball bat tle to pass the t1me away Breakfast trme finally came and Coach Wlllrams appeared and posted up the daily schedule and l1st of krtchen pohce for the week Breakfast over we sat around awhxle and t1en we had our first practlce after wlnch we a 1 went swxmmmg The SWIYHTDIUU l'-ole w rch was nexft to the mess tent was t1e mos: popu lar spot ln camp and many a pleasant tlme was spent the e espec ally wnen Scheffie entertalned t e boys wrth a drvmg exhrbrtron He had never trxed Fortx IX . . , Q, . . . - ' l a . . . , . L , u . . . : . ., 1 y a . x I ' 1 1 1 - Us y s ' I y n I I D . V ' . n .. . , ' Y . . Q , L D . , ' . , . . ! t l N- . , . - . . . across the creek, white washing trees, and other similar -tasks. The afternoon . , , a ' ' . A ' l ' B 5 1 , . A I . , I . I , u - v E A A l l . , - . . . ' . . ' . , . . I, , r , A l ' ' g . , h' , l - . ' . A ' 3 . diving before but he was game. It was through this that he was nicknamed Annette Kellerman. The writer himself, one day in imitating Ump Caruso, dived head foremost into a mudback, much to the amusement of the rest of the crowd. And so it went with scarcely an idle moment during the entire two weeks. Between practices the fellows were busy reading, playing the victrola, playing cards, pitching horseshoes, or even hunting snakes with Johnnie McNally and his gang. In the even'ngs most of the fellows would go for hikes and more than one bunch came back to camp drenched to the skin as a result of having been caught in one of the frequent ra ns we had while at camp Speakm of horseshoes a tournament was arranged which was much en Joyed The camp was dlvldet. nto two sides halfbacks and drawbacks The halfbacks won out and tae drawbacks had to gather wood for the big corn roast on Saturday n1 ht Occasionally we had a golf tournament the equip ment of which consisted of homemade clubs and a ten cent baseball When Sunday came we l'ad a great number of v1s1tors who were indeed welcome as the boys were fflao ro sec omeone from home We had no prac tice that day and t e fellows were iree to do as they pleased except tnose poor unfortunates asslgned to kitchen police duty of which I was one During the second week setti d down to a long hard series of scrxm mages and so on beoan to look llKC a good football club Tre week passed quickly and when Fr day came tae day set for breaking camp we were all sorry to leave as everyone a reed th1t it was the best football camp Jeannette had ever had fhe Footb all Schedule Leo Zaleski Mt Pleasant Youngwood Union High Vanderori Altoona Scottdale Indiana Lan ley Norw1n Lincoln 2 lux ex ll QPV I .g A I, . 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S. ..............,........., I3 40 43 Bovs Basketball Mac Mc aulley Forward Adamson Guard Caruso Mullen Center K1stler Forward McCaulley Capt Gua d Goldchexn Subs Myers W1tal1s Tyler Heasley Shrum Potts Jeannette Hlgh School s basketball team played throubh one of t e hardest schedules the school has ever known w1nn1n n ne out of e1ghteen games play ed Jeannette was entered 1n tre Western Pennsylvama Inter scholast1c Leagu thrs year playlng rn sectron III The teams finlshed as follows Conrellsvule Indxana Norwm Scottdale Jeannette and Latrobe Jeannette wen only tmree of the elght league bames played Coach Pre Wrllams had forty basketball candldates greet lrm- ne start of the season he had to bulld practlcally a new team' only two vars ty men remalned from last year A new and greater rnterest has been shown n basketball 1n tt e last rew years our gym l'as made It possxble and we can look for b1g th n s ln the fu ture eannette s ored 426 po nts Indrvxlual scorm was as follows Kxstler 2 Myers McCaulle5 II Wltalrs Adamson Potts Caruso GOldChClD Mullen I mu 1 9 I JY I u f' KJ T -' 9 - , . r- ' 5 , -, , y , - ' ' U 11 ' 'Qs ' A - 1 C - - . , . - . 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' ,..... ........ 9 ............. . . 1 ,. ....,.,,r 4,,4.,r.. 6 7 ' ...,,,...,,..,..., . . 2 A ..1o ' .3 -' -U-.farm Glrls Basketball Gertrude Fmk Captam Mary Egan Manager Nell Nestler Our grrls basketball team this year proved to be one of the best J H S has had for some years Wlth t'1C very eFHc1ent coachm of Mr Lembach the glrls developed nto a very fast team We were somewhat handlcappecl at the begmnrng of the season 1n havmg to learn to play a grrls rule game Llneup Forward Nestler Wurthner Topper Centers Fmk Brxcker Egan Shearer Guards LeV1 r Ple son Clarke Broker Shearer Egan Schedule Alumnr Ind1ana Normal Derry Indlana Normal Perryopohs Mars Norwm Norwm Umon H1gh Connellsvrlle Connellsvxlle Belle Vernon Unlon H1gh Opponents 269 J H S Ten of the 6 teen g mes p ayed were won by Jeannette or a percentage of 667 Exght grrls w1l1 be graduated but there w1ll be a nucleus of three J glrls and a number of good subs Forty nine ' 9 ' ............. 2 J. H. S.1'2I ' .... 24 H. S.-21 J.H.S.-22 ' ....3o J.H.S.-8 J.H.S.T23 ' J-H-S,-2 Mars ............... I2 J. H. S- 8 Perryopolis ......... I3 J. H. S.-33 ' ............. Il H. S.-:7 ' ........ 3 J. H. S.-36 ' ............ ZQ J. H. S.-16 ' ........ I4 J. H. S.-29 ' 'U ........ I7 J. H. S.-15 ....... 5 J. H. S.-30 ' ' ........ I2 H. S.-20 - . . .-473 Town Support Vlfglnla Hellman Jeannette Hxgh School has een very fortunate 1n havmg the support of the town rn all of lt s actxvxtxes wltnout thus support llttle could be accomphsh To begm wlth let us take the tax payers the people who furmsh the Fmancxal support m the way of buxldmgs salarles and equxpment however the good work does not stop here The soclal act1v1t1es of our schoolare always well attended and supported Take for lnstance the open nxght ln school our open lxterary meetmgs our Lyceum Course our athletlc contests Then at the athletlc contests esp clally the football games the town peo ple excell m support of the school Mu h as we hate to admlt lt there are t1mes when thelr support and enthuslasm exceed that of the student body Asnde from the support glven by the tax payers there are two organlzatxons whlch devote much tlme and money 1n behalf of the athlet cs of our Hlgh School and of football m partlcular One of these orgamzatxons IS the Booster Club This club was formed of many or the promment men of the town who are 1n terested m the football team of the Hngh School Mr Morrls Smlth IS presx dent of the Boosters Club and Mr Ed Bauer IS the secretary wh1le there are about three hundred other buslness men of the town who are members Thxs club has alded the team 1n ways too numerous to mentlon but one ent t1mes they gave the team financxal ald they raxsed money for the purchase of the football blankets they presented a beautxful banner to the Hlgh Scnool and provided most of the equlpment for our trammg camp The Second orgamzatlon IS the Rooster Club which gave thelr camp s1te for our foot ball team s trammg camp last fall Besldes domg all thls they ha fe g1ven support and help m every posslble way Due credrt must be glven the KIWHHIS Club the members of thxs organ za txon provlded transportatxon for the boys and thelr equlpment to and from tne trammg camp they also gave our football men a fine banquet at the begmmn of the season All of these orgamzatlons helped the team greatly asnde from the Pnanclar standpomt merely by the1r enthusxashm for undoubtedly you have heard tne coach say many t1mes that the cneerin and enthustasm from the sldellnes are one half of the game The Junlor Glrls Banquet for the Football Boys Dorothy Myers An affaxr that IS always looked forward to wxth pleasure and enjoyment each year IS the annual banquet for our loyal football boys Last year we grrl ed. 1 ' 0 v 9 . 1 1 5 I , . I . s me 1 ' . I C . . , . I . . . G . . . , . . , . , or two instances of their interest andsupport should be spoken of. At differ- I ' 1 , . . I . . h. X 3 ' ? - . . I U. . J ' 95 . , U . . D O O 9 ' U . l , , 3 Fifty of the jumor Class left nothmg undone to make the banquet a success Thxs was our method of expresslng our appreclatlon for thelr efforts The banquet was held ln the hall of the new I-hgh School bulldmg Our class colors blue and gold formed tl'e decoratxons and bouquets of yellow Nar clssus ornamented the table T1e oanquet cons1sted of four courses wh1ch we hope were enjoyed by all The guests 1ncluded the football boys their coach Mr Le1nbach Stump the prmclpal MIS Reuter the junlor teacher and Mr Long tne Sup ermtendent The football captam Rom n Sofko acted as toastmaster Toasts were given by Mr Lembach Mr Stump Mr Lon and our captam A few remarks were made by our newly elected captam Leo Zaleskl Wxth the a1d of Mxss Matthews our very capable Domestlc Sclence teacher and of the Sophomore Domest1c Science gxrls our banquet proved a great suc cess After the dmner dancmg and musrc were enjoyed by all and we departed for our homes feellng that our efforts were appreclated Freshles Flrst Day ln Hlgh School Occasxon Flrst day m Hlgh School '11me September 4 Place Jeannette High School I5 Happy Dreams 30-Mamma calls hlm 45 More dreams I5 Mamma washes hls face and behmd h1s ears 30-Starts for school 4o--Hurrymg so he wont be late 8 50-Arrxves at school o5 Glves h1s name to the teacher I5 Starts to hls classes I5 Lost 1n the hall 45 Found by Mr Stump and put m h1s rlght class 30-Walkmg through the hall very exclted not lookmg nght or left Dxsmlssed Arrlves home and tells mamma of the experxences of the mornmg Meets some of h1s new acqualntances who decorate hlm Starts h1s classes oo-Argumg wlth a Sophomore 30-Called on by the teacher fo one thmg he does not know 3 oo-Caught talkmg m the study penod 3 zo-D1sm1ssal 3 30-Caught by some Sophomore ln front of Sam Felder s and IS given thexr favorxte halrcut Fxftw one ' 3 ' , . ' 3 Mr. , . . 7 .S , . ' , , - . ' , . , . ' g ' . O O C C 7: - . 7: ' . 7: - . 8:oo-Mamma calls him again. 8: - ' ' ' . 8: . 8: ' , 9: - ' ' . 93 - ' . 9: - ' . 9: - . ' ' ' . ro: , , , 11:55- ' ' . 12:15- ' ' ' . 12:45- ' ' ' . 1:o5- ' , 2: ' ' , 2: 7 ' . oo-Forgot hls books Goes to the school for them and gets hrs first feelmg of Mr Stump s arm of the law 30-Marchxng down Clay Avenu w1th h1s other classmates 30-Goes home and tells h1s awful expenence to hls younger brothe who will soon be a freshle I5 Tells experlence to Papa 45 Begms to study 30-Friend comes to see hlm and hears of the expermence of the day oo Fmlshes his lessons and Mamma puts hlm to bed The W1ll Clara Guest We the semors who are about ready to depart from thls mother 1nst1tu t1on do hereby ordam and acknowledgethat all benefactors 1n thls w1ll cannot recelved thelr proposed amount of property unless they abxde by the sald terms under the seal of wltnesses srgned The class of 24 whlch w1ll have only a small spark of lrfe remammg 1n J H S by june 1924 wlsh to bequeath to the Sophomores the joy and Glory they have won durmng the four years of thelr school l1fe under these cond1 tlons that they w1ll not tease the Freshmen harass the Jumors or talk amon themselves To the jumors we bestow our dlgmty and prlde our mantles ano ne everlastmg nmetles To the Freshmen we leave all our good luck clearness of mmd and thought and the art of barbering the Freshmen to be The many xndxvlduals of our dymg class leave the followmg valuables Nell Nestler transmlts all her talking ab1l1ty to Betty Maxwell unde these crrcumstances that she wrll make no more Saturday or Sunday Nlgnt dates w1th Erlc Everett Sorber bestows all h1s mtellectural and debatxng ab1l1ty to Theodore Levm Llllxan Baker becomes the proud possessor of Dorothy Wurthners chee leadmg antlcs under the terms made gf the Sophomores ln thls wlll Edna May Rodgers leaves her everlastmg quvetness to none other but Dor othy West a Freshman wxth a hxgh standing ln her Studles Mary Egan leaves Cllff to the care of Agnes Welker Irlsh knows that h wxll be under very good care whlle she ms studylng what her future shall be Irene Feld a Sen or late of Denve Colorado leaves her knowledge of the Golden West to Dud McKay Dud expects to be a ranchman rn the near fu ture Vlrgmla Hellman bestows upon Marty Burrows all her taste ln wearlng modern clothes Catherme PICISOD leaves all her grggles to jean Topper so that the Sen1ors of 25 may have a glggle whose abxhty can not surpass ours Dear Mac' What shall we do wrth Clarence? Those tardy marks I lflx tu J 4: . , - . 4: ' e ' Q . 5: . . . F 5, ' u an C 1 v ' I ' 7 I Y . , . . . . . . . . , , - . - . . .T ' D - - ' ' 1 -a . , 15' . . . ,, 3 y ll ll , . , . . . F , - . . , T . . , . Y . sa I . Y . A , . 5 ,- . . , ., , ll Il - , 1 9 M ' VI ' - , . .. ' . . he F' .-, -I leaves them all to Vern Spencer to acqulre the record rf he posslbly can Sam Sandson bestows hrs smallness to Ted Blaze Ehzabeth Cunklernan leaves her golden bralds of halr to Margaret Shrum Margaret always abxde by th1s and do not be a flapper Bennle Levm leaves hrs place m the Glee Club to Ted Soles CO Ted can you s1ng9j Marxon LeV1er leaves her popularxty ln hterary work to Ethel Landgraff Ethel I wlsh you all tne success ln tne word To the most musrcal perscn m H1 h School comes the honor of recervrng all Ed1ths talent elther rn playmg or omposmg Lucky Personll Francls Cr1ner another new Seruor leaves all hrs bashfulness to Howard Hmes Howdy make use of lt Amedeus Caruso wlshes to bestow his danclng ablhty upon anyone who wants rt I belreve Muxle xs t1e best fitted for thls place joseph Mnchaux transrnxts hrs popularlty among the lad1es to Charles Scheff To be sure jake has them all gom even a 24 lasslel O Lou' Neva you are a poetess Ibelleve you had better leave thls knowledge to Thelma Butler she has qurte a number of 1deas on dress Jeannette Hxgh School We t1e E P S Club can surely keep you gue s ng We leave to any club rn J H S 'c IC success fun and pep we have enjoyed and the pleasure of TRYING TO GUESS what E P S stands for If anyone who has recelved a snare ln thxs w1ll does not abxde by its terms beware A Semor shall be near to enforce all laws and to execute all prlvlleges These prrv1leges ale made clear to all property holders and agam beware Th1s wlll IS based on b1bl1cal knowledge only and can be extended only to the book Blg Thmgs ln the Llves of L1ttle Men Wxtnesses Slgned Clara Guest Henry VIII jullus Caesar Cleopatra Macbeth Modermze Francls Crmer Place Mr Stump s offxce Tlme Any tlme Mr Stump How goes the work boy? Buzzy Elcher My grades a e down I have not studlcd much 'Vlr Stump And dost thou hope o graduate? Buzzy Once d1d I hope such slr Mr Stump Here take thrs nook theres ru cs 1n Tug Thxs speech of Burkes I gxve thee too A heavy penalty hes lxke lead upon you And yet do not sleep mercxful powers Gxve me patrence to keep these workmg That would loaf What quahty of success hast thou james? Flftw lllln L , . , . L , , . , . , , . 0, . . V D ' , ' ' ' U C . .. , v - as .1 - . , . . . . . , . . I . . , , . , . . , . r - ' , . . , , - A . - - S l . . Q . . . . I , , . . . . . , . It , .. U . . . . . ,, O d - . . , . ll II ' . V . ' Q L Q n 1 . Z L . ll YI. ' ' . , , l . - , , - - . . , , A . . , , S r 1 , . l X '14 Buzzy Ambltlon slr Mr Stump A good quahty mdeej especlally so When mlxed w1th energy and Justxce Now get thee home nor tarry on the way CExlt ames enter Mlss Whalen wlth sam Sandson and Alex Martmazzoj Mr Stump Who are these? Mlss Whalen Two Seniors wno sthdxed not Mr Stump What' two ITAOTCP The years most over And those tr at need lt most Study the least and tne carpet Ot my offxce IS most wo1n through By tne feet of tnose who come hlther Wlth lxttle knowledge or fear Mlss Whalen Studymg not 1 gaveth them a test xn Latm rules And yet tl'ey complam and thmk me cruel Mr Stump Alls not well I dreamt last mght of four Semor faxlures Thmk you such may ue truth? Mlss Whalen I thmk not of them Yet when I entreat them an zour to Study They would spend ln words upon some folly If I should not prohxbxt Mlss Whalen If the answer you know what IS That I shall do wlth these? l Stump There s naught to do In teachmg them but to permrt that One year more they shall stuoy here Such do I counsel Mxss Whalen Good' my worry decreased Mr Stump I would that mme were also QEx1t Mr Stump and Mlss Whalenj Mxss Cooper entermg the offxce see Sam and Alex fEx1t Alex smllrng as usualj Mxss Cooper dlrectmg her a tentlon to Sam Sandson Is thls a Semor whom I see b fore me Thy face portrayxng IHDOCCHCC7 Come let me teach t1ee I asslgn thee much and yet I see thee 1dle Art thou not small lad aware Of thy deportment grade? Or do thou but Thmk only of play to annoy others And to cause me endless t ouble9 Thou standest there fearmg not That red lnk may stam your card Thou forcest me to use stern measures To report your conduct to your parents FlfUf0l1l ll 77' ' ' ' . : ' ' ' , ' , I . J , . R . , . g : ' ' ' , P , . . , ! L . . , , ' l Mr. Stump: You do the right. : , ' Mr. Z ' ' U I 7 u ' Z . -3 , ' , ' U 3 . . . , 2 l . . 1 ' I , , L . . I l l ' , . Z Mme eyes dare not wander from you Lest thou brew some new rmschref So take thyself and tl'lS lesson home CSam goes out as Mr Stump entersj Mr Stump Brmv me no ore r ports let them study Or bear the penalty for ox e e pects not pay Unless he labor hard all through the day Grlef oerwhelms me worry sporls my sleep Deeper Grows thrs trouble already much too deep all CMISS Reuter enters w th Howard I' Ox and Emll Crrskoj Mr Stump Ho' What do t ese nere know not tney My trme rs p ecrous mme patlence at an end Mrss Reuter The mlschlef hes not ln what they do But rather In the lack or t1e1r deeds They readeth the French as rf twere But mrsspelled Engllsn Verbs and rules They evade all lazy men evade work Indeed they are lrke unto su h men Stump Oh that I were a physlclan to heal all rlls To make the blmd read and tne dumb to study CEnter Mr Lonoanecker wrth Tom Adamson and Paul Heasleyj Stump Why come you nere wlth these? Longanecker To seek your counsel to ask advlce As to what penalty one must recur When one s lrfe IS endangered by foul work Stump How came such an vent to happen Longanecker I drd order these to perform wnth utmost The delrcate task of makxng chlorrne gas By some queer concoctlon and rnrxture of materlals They brought forth a vrolent explosron wlth Odors overwhelmrng rear much the safety Of the others should these attempts rn Future tlme the makmg of gun powder What advrseth you for these Mr Stump I take from your words they are not lazy Indeed It seems tney a e too drllgent Theres naught to do but be r1d of them At all costs they must graduate CTom and Paul glrde out gr nmng broadly followed Em1l not quxte so happy J Mrss Cooper When shall we three teach agam In summer wmter or rn vam Mrss Reuter When graduatron s passed When Semors have sard tlserr last Mr Longanecker The trme cannot come too fast Mxss Cooper Where the place? Mrss Reuter In th1s room Mr Cafe by Howard and Flftx fix v l vg- 9 . . . ,D -.A .. , , 1 z l , o 1 ' l n , Q - 1 r , . - . . L , ' 1 , . , 5 . Mr. : , , . . . ,D . Mr. 1 . Mr. : , Mr. 1 S . ' 4 ' - A n .L A Q g - u - 5 , 1 . , v . . , L . , . . . . L I . . 7 Y . . Mr Longanecker There to meet no gloom Mrss Cooper Summer come sparkling Miss Reuter Vacatlon calls Mr Longanecker Trme boes on All Tests must harder and harder grow But puplls loaf and study slow Mr Stump Tests tests worry a d trouble Students shrrk and fallures rubble Popular MdgdZ1DC Mary Chppmger Amerrcan Boy J Mxchaux Saturday Evemng Post A Caruso Vanity Farr D Myers Popular Mechamcs G amlso 1 Current Events E Sorber Bell Hop C Pxerson Modern Pr1sc1lla E Cunkleman Elrte V Hellman Judge M Levler Cartoons C Guest Farm Mechamcs S Sandson Llterary Dlgest G Preston Woman s Home Coml an n M Trees Sportsman T Adamson Classrcs R West The Country Gentleman G F1nk Vogue M McCaulley School and Revrews I Feld Youths Compan on D Wurthner Red Book Cosmopolltan College Humor Mov1e Weekly Punch Western Stones L Srearer R Crmer R Sarler N Shuster N Nestler C Staney The Ftude E. No s Scxence and Invcnt cn J Elch r People s Popular Monthly S Sowash Hurst H Fox American B Levm Motor Age P Heasley Mentor E Hauser Good Housekeepmb E Krause Pohce Gazet e H Hummel Success F Summers Puck M Jones Leslxes A Bold Physical Culture I Ashbaugh The Worlds Work Slmpson Pathfinder J Houston Harpers Weekly E Chlsko Ladres Home Journal E Corwm Boys Llfe Scholastrc Farm L1fe Blue Book Colllers Arbosy Weekly McCalls P1ctor1a1 Revrew R Dawson J Dent J Mlller A Martmazlo E Llnhart E Rogers J Wherry M Elrxck The Llhrarw Ehzabeth Corwm Our lrbrary as most of us know IS a pleasant p'ace to bo whlle away an assembly perlod or to look up specral work for one of our classes It IS one of the departments of the Hxgh School anl therefore requmres new rules Before gomg to the lxbrary one must have a slxpbearm ms name and the name of the assembly teacher from whose assembly he IS om In addmt on to thxs hrs I-mx ' 1'- ' : 3, ' , . : ' 0' , I Q S , . - I . , ' 11 . . . 1 ' 0 C I I ' ....-.............--.. 1 . .or ...--.. 4 . . ., Life ......................... M. Egan Sporting News ............ L.Za1eski .................. . A . ,................. l . 4 -,......l.-- 1 of .r....--... 1 N O 7 J . I !- A or I , . , .O . V D . 0.0 .I . . D b' ' ' --' -.Six lfolmtimlfffl on 1:1510 sftyp ,,1Q T e Selenee Club ohn Srmpson The Sclence Club was organrzed IS to promote mterest ln scrence 1n the H1 h School advantage of mlngllng occasronally rn a soclal way That the club has succeeded rn 1ts purpose number of students takrnv screntmfic subjects and It IS needless to say that only the lest students are asked to bers m thrs way just those really mterested m the promotron admltted to the club Sc1ence lrke otier fields of endeavor rs just m rts mfancy rn a remarkable age and the development of scrence rn thrs centu to set a new mark whrch affords a great Held of employment and portumtres The ofiicrals of the club are four years ago The purpose of the club also to gxve rts members the rs evndenced by the great thelr eagerness to become become mem of sclence are We are 11V1l'1g y rs expected unlnmlted op Presrdent john Srmpson Asslstant Secretary Goldre Kelly V1ce Presxdent Everett Standish Treasurer Thomas Stoughton Secretary Dorothy Hart Reporter Harry Hugg I mx 1 y , l I D , members in the organization. . il 1 1 A 9 1 ' . 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A . , - - ' lv 'Il Purpose Mutual Admlratlon SOCl6tW Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Asst Secretary Sarah Sowash Joseph Mxchaux Catherme Plerson Dorothy Myers Howard Fox To carry out the Law ol G avltatlon whlch IS one object attracts another Board of Dxrectors Lucrle Shearer Charles Scheff Neva Shuster john Madrlck Ellzabeth Cunkleman Francls Crmer Robert Dawson Chester Staney Sam Sandson Mary Egan Nell Nestler Grace Preston Entertamment Commlttee Evelyn Hauser Vemelle Reese Molhe Rablnovltz Debatln Teams Cllff Shrum joe Buckley George Myers The Hrst meetm of thls soclety was held 1n the home of Mlss Dorothy Wurthner Samuel Klstler acted as charrman Many line musxcal select1ons were rendered a duet by Mlss Clara Guest and Mr joseph Clarke was hlghly appreclated a talk on How to make our meetlngs more mterestmg was lven by Mlss Iv1e Ashbaugh and commented on by Mr john Slmpson M1ss Irene Feld gave a very mterestmg address on The Art of Vampm with sugges tlons from Mr Harry Hummel Due to reasons of tlselr own and suggestlons from others Mnss Gert ude Fmk and Mlss Edxth Noss have seen ht to hand rn therr reslgnatlons wh1ch have been accepted Our first debatmgSoc1ety whmch has been at work for some tlme gave a very colorful debate the subject of whlch was Can Woman Love Twxce9 Mary Egan and Chfford Shrum takmg tue Ne atxve Slde and Ruth Saxler and Everett Sorber the Affmrmatlve The Judge declded m favor of the Negatxve At tae close of the meetmg all the members Jo ned m smgmg old Love Son s after whlch they departed to thexr homes The next meetm wxll be held m tlse hcme of Clarence McCaulley Margaret Burrows actmg as hostess All members are urged to attend thxs meetmg as Buzzle Elcher wlll be there and glVC a talk on the advantage of the Hot Alr Fur nace Howard Fox wlll read an edltorlal entrtled The Shortest Route from Magee Avenue to Harrxson C1ty . Q I of ' O b Ruth Sailer ........ . ..... Everett Sorber b . . , , U . ' . . i,, 0. . 5 . - 2 , ' ' , n ' on - V .- b ' ' as ov - V A , L Y . . . , . . oz , . . v ,, 3 O. ' ' b . O . U 1 . on . T . . . O . . i l ,D . . O . . U N U A I I . O g . . . l iIIyfvi:llI 'Tl if , The Lantern Marlon LeV1er The Lantern the monthly newspaper of Jeannette Hxgh School IS a new venture but no matter how new xt certamly IS a successful one It comes out the fifteenth of every month and IS full of school news athletlcs alumnx notes and everyday happenmgs that are sure to mterest everyone It also con tams some commendable edrtorlals From Eve hundred to slx hundred COPICS of each xssue are sold ln the school The members of The Lantern Staff are Edltor 1n Chref Ethel Landgraff who IS ln charbe of all edltorlals Athletxc Edrtors Marron LeV1er and Paul Fmk Faculty and School Ray Edrtors john Srmpson and Garaldme Burhenn joke and Alumnr Notes Edrtors Vrrgmra Hellman and Helen Baughman Ex change Edrtors Theodore Levxn and Helen Patterson School Events and Cluu Notes Edrtors Lena Santy and Ethel Landgraff Busmess Managers Paul Fmk and Theodore Levm These edltors are appolnted by the Prmclpal to serve for one school term We are sure that next years edxtors wrll carry on the good work and w1ll make The Lantern a real llght m the school Flux ll 1 S 1 1 1 r 1 Q - H n , . 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ELIBRARY lk 1 1 ll bl X name must be found mlssmg on t e faxlue 11st whlch by the way IS posted on the door of the study hall When we Enally reaci tne lrb ary we see a large sunny room contam ng ten tables wxth four comfortable chalrs at each table and ten new book cases con tammg volumes of the best lterature most of which has been purcrased with ln the last year Tranks to t e efforts of the Jeannette Woman Club and to M john W Keltz of Jeannette our hbrary 1S as well supplled and equlpped as that of any other hlgh school tne slze of ours At the present txme we have all the necessary books cn sclence hxstory llterature lictlon and re erence and have a standmg fund w1t whlch to purchase new books as t ey are need The posltron of hb arlan was filled very ably by Mrs Foster until Janu ary when she resigned Mrs M1ller wio was appolnted ln her place IS carry mg on her work and prom ses to Lecom a great favorlte wlth the students The Bryant Llterary SOC16ty Mary Trees The first mterest ln lltera y was aroused in October 1923 when an an nouncement was made trat tne member., of the two hterary socxetles of eaci room should hold a meetlng for the ele t1on of officers for the comlng term It was a great pleasure to all the upper lassmen to learn that they would b members of the socrety to whlch they belonged last year and the freshmen were d1v1ded alphabetically between the two soc1et1es Ordlnarlly the meetlngs are held rn the 1nd1v1dual rooms and very 1nter estmg programs are glven Very much mterest has been snown among the Bryants because they are endeavorrng to keep thelr standard as h1 h as 1t was at the end of last year To add to the mterest of the soc1et1es open programs have been arranged so that each class lS represented These programs are grven rn the audltorlum for the benefit of the entlre scnool Many selectlons which were glven 1n the rooms and we e founu very terestmg have been given nn chapel at varlous tlmes The Bryants have so far kept up to thelr record of last year and we all hope they contmue to lead the two socletles of J H S ln the many years to COIDC Officers of the soc1ety nn the varlous rooms are as follows Semor Pres Nell Nestler JUHIOI' Pres Pres Soph Pres Pres 3 Pres SIX!! Cleon Berhn Ralph Mevahan Nell Appel Anna Getto Tom Stoughton CC CC CC CC CC CC Helen Clarke Eleanor Blew Ethel Kmo Catherme Baughman Mamle Johnson Pearl Mumma TH - 'fill ill lvl '.l'1 ll lxllgk' I-'ift5 ffixr . . h . . , . , , . I , . I . . . . - i , , ,t , - ' . . - li ' r. I , y . . . Y . . . . . f 1 v 1 1 v . . ,X . .4 .A -A - ed. ' . ' I . , 1 . . Y . i . V . A 6 K . . , C O , Y , , - . . . 3 C C . . , A - . . . . , I . . .OU A . b . . . y . . . .L . . v . . . 1 , Rn- , . . .- S .- 1. .- ' S .- 2. .- r g S .- ' g 1. .- S .- ' A 2. .- S .- ' . .- S .- Freshmen Pres Pres Pres Pres Pres Pres Pres Helen Betl' une E11z Chanon Jos Euan Mary H1tesl'ue Beulah Lrnhart Helen Patterson jos Zrmowskr CC CC CC CC CC CC CC Mano Adams Leah Dunlap Henry Gaub Hazel Hepler Jeannette Matt Ethel P 1ester Blanc e Walte The Emerson Llterarv Soclety Elton Lmhart The first lterary p ogram for the term 1923 24 was held 1n the varxous class rooms on the mnth of November The Bryants were rn charge of thls meer 1n and came out vxctorlous but lost o the Emersons ln the second meet n which was pres1ded over by the Emersons From that t1me du ln the remamd er of the semester the Emersons seemed to wln every second ccntest and by the m1ddle ot the year the Bryant were ln the lead by only a small fractron of a pomt At the present trme the Bryants are a few polnts ahead but we hop by the t1me tie years contest s over to be leadlng by a la ge margm The teachers have been tae sole Judbes except rn the case of a debate when the students from another room asslsted the teacher 1n charge as Judges Each selectron counts one poxnt for the wmner except a debate wh1ch counts two pomts All productmcns rn order to be grrven full credlt must be handed fu the teacher 1n charge no later t lan tne Wednesday precedm the Frlday on whlch they are to be g1ven Thls IS the second year for the Brvant and Emerson Llterary socletles rn J H S and much 1mprovement 1n llterary work can be seen However there IS always room for more rmprovement so lets see rf the socletres next year can t be the best yet Come on Emersons lets go' The Emerson offxcers who presrded rn the dxfferent rooms throughout the school are as follows Room Semor Jumor I jumor II Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman VI Presldent Elton Lrnhart Charles Holland Kenneth Stlnson Clyde Fmk Dorothy Hart Ehzabeth Maxwell V1rg1n1a Stump Helen Baughman Eleanor Carettr O1 a Gaghardr Dudley McKay Robert Patterson Chfton Tyler Secretary Edrth Summers Margaret Burrows jane Kealey Mrldred Cox Margaret Heasley Thelma McNall Ella Wertz Davrd Archrson Marre Denunzlo Marlon Hall Elsle Mawh nney 9 Do otuy Tomlmson Slxty on 1. .- . 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V CQ i Junlor P1 om Helen Clarke On june 8 1923 we held t e annual junror Promenade at the Greensburg Country Club It was a lon looked for event Fmally the day arrnved and also wlth the day came an exammatlon and ra1n But by evenlng the ram l'ad stopped and the examlnatlon was over and everyone was ready to start out for a good t1me The mght was rather cool but not too cool for some of the dancers to take ad vantage of the large veranda where almost as many dancers could be found as mslde on the regular dance Floor Ben Levm Clara Guest Everett Sorber Dorothy Meyers Joseph Mlchaux and Helen Clarke were the m mbers of the Prom Commlttee These people worked hard to make the dance a success from every v ew polnt And they were well repavd for thezr efforts as no feature was omrtted wh1ch would add to the pleasure and entertamment of the guests They we e able to secure the Blue and White Boys of Scottdale to furnish the music Ben Levm and Ethel june Leberman led the Grand March followed bv Albert Santy and jane Kealey Everett Sorber and Mary Salmon gave out the favors whlch were small unbrellas for the glrls and canes for the boys At one o clock the home waltz was played and the trred but happy dancers started for home say ng It was the best Prom they had ever attended Patrons and Pat onesses and Mrs W O Llnhart Mr and Mls E A Egan and Mrs H N Prothero Mrs Maud Trescher and Mrs JH Rlnger Mr and Mrs E W Long The Mr U Tell Em Department john Mlller Dear Mr U Tell Em For some years I have suffered from severe swellmg of the cranlum Th s rs accompanled by a deafness to other peoples remarks also a soreness of the tongue at 1fS base of operatlon when talkmg wlthout ceas1ng for a perlod of only two or three hours Can you prescrlbe for me by return mall? Yours ln Trust james Elcher My Dear Mr Excher Your case IS not altogether unheard of ln our annuals I should suggest an occas1onal mjectron of other peoples 1deas Very truly yours U Tell Em M U Tell Em Grapevxlle Pa Sometxme IQ21 I am a semor ln Hrgh School and not very stupld but have an annoylng hablt of glgglmg when readmg or speakmg before a class I am askmg your VIXIN tvso I 1 g u . . y . ' . i . , f U ' . Dr. . . . ' . . . . Dr. . . . . Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Shuster Mr. B. Bennett Dr. . ' . . . . 9 O I .. . . . . . U I . U advlce as to the best method of overcommv th1s hablt Samuel Sandson Esq Grapevllle P Dear Su' I should adv1se you to contmue gxggllnv untll your supply of glgg-es gradu ally g1ves out As ever U Tell Em Dear Dr U Tell Em I am IH my last year 1n Hrgh School and have come to the realxzatlon that lt IS tvme to break away from some of my hablts wh1ch I have develope ln the last four years The habit whlch TS glvlnff me the most trouble IS the mastxcatlon of the mlxture commonly called chewmg gum' Thrs practrce nas developed for me a very strong 1aw which IS such a hrnderance ln soclety that I WlSh to dlscontmue chewmg thls mrxture Mxss Clara Guest P S I wll contmue the hablt unt1lI hear from you My Dear Young Lady I w1ll recommend a sure and lmmed ate cure Merely let Stump ee you chewmg thxs rmxture and the habrt w11l at once be broken Yours truly U Tell Em I am one of the most unfortunat fellows llvmg I am affllcted wlth the seemmgly rncurable d1sease of bashfulness whlch practvcally excludes me from the socrety of grrls and as a last resort I sol1c1t your advice Yours Jn dlstress Elton Lmhart Dear Mr Lmhart Thrs dxsease IS not all together mcurable I suggest that you CUltlV3fC the acquamtance of as many young ladres as possible As a start try to obtam a date w1th Mary Egan Yours truly U Tell Em U Tell Em As a semor 1n Hlgh School after much rough and dangerous travellmg I approach you wlth my troubles I am contmually bemg raked over the coals for com ng late to school Thls tralt has had ample chance to develop ln the past years but now that the tlde has changed br1ng1ng stronger rules I ask you to advrse me Smcerely yours Mack McCaulley Dear Lrttle Mack I am sure you are not alone m thrs partlcular trouble as many oevelop thrs tralt nevertheless I shall advrse you to use your utmost power to change the trrne for openmg school to an hour more surtable to your convemence If you fa11 m thrs try to get a permanent excuse Yours U Tell Em lxtw tln . 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Y U F '- '4-v- ur Chem Class Everett Sorber One of the most mterestmg subjects 1n the currlculum of Jeannette Hrgn School IS Chemlst y Mr D C Longanecker IS the mstructor of th1s subject and becaus of h1S ablllty and the mterest whlch he manlfests rn each mdlvrdu al student he has become hlghly esteemed by everyone At any t'me durmg the last perlod 1n the mornlng one may see about twenty students busrly workmff at thelr respectvve places and p rformmg dzf ferent experlments A number of students are endeavormg to create or dr cover a new product and even lf thelr reahzatlon does not come now we wlsh them luck later Samuel Sandson one of our Chemistry students 1S qu1te boastful of the fact that he has broken no test tubes durmg the year Some of the students doubt thxs statement very much althouoh we all agreed to take Samuels word for 1t At one end of the lab there IS a 10117 table made especwally for use ln chem experrments he e most of the students work At varlous tvmes much exclte ment has occurred at thrs taole One lay Ellzabeth Cunkleman put a large pxece of potasslum mto a vessel of water For some reason Cunknown to Ellzabethj an explos1on occurred accompanied by a very loud repo t Sud denly a girls scream ranv out and It was soon dlscovered that some of the burmng parts ffor the potasslum had got on flrej had landed on the head of Ellzabeth Corw1n thus burnmv lt After the exc1tement had subslded lt was found that the glrls beauty was rn no way marred but neverthele s there were many worrled mmds and faces thmkmg of what mrght have happened At another t1me George Iamlson four class pharmamstj and Ben lsevn were worklng mdustrlously makmg chlorme The flask that they were heat mg became very hot and George undertook to cool rt by holding lt under the cold water SplgOf As a result the flask broke mto small b1ts as soon as the cold water touched rt No acc1dent occurred however w'th the exceptlon of the broken flask but I am safe ln saymo that never agam dxd any of our experlenc ed chem students use cold water to cool hot flasks Another amuslng UQ 1nc1dent happened when Iohn Slmpson was almost suffocated whlle preparmg chlorine gas but by means of mhalmg other chem 1cals and through the a1d of hrs fellow students he soon revlved Now chlor me gas has about as unpleasant an odor as one can come 1n contact wlth Im agme a bad egg suddenly broken open and you have chlorme gas We chem lstry students who are aware o the pleasant OJ odors whlch rt emlts some trmes open the lab doors whlle we are preparmv chlorme ln order to glve the other students of I H S a lxttle pleasure and mcldentally to get some fresh a1r I could relate many more such happenmgs but I am afra d I would weary you wh1le domg fo However those happy hours that we spent m chem lab shall always be a pleasant memory for the chemlstry class of 24 Suu foul , U . . . . . . , I. . . - v G . . .... . . . . - 1 f ' - x 6 , 3 1- . . 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L . . . , . . - , , A . . , A . . , , . 1 D ' y Hi - - 1 - s - ' 9 ' ' . . . . . - A . , x I. . . , , - ' : , . . . .. , - . - 1 Comments After the Midyear Examlnatlons Chester Staney That was a cmch O Gee' I dldnt see that I got em all What d1d you get for the thlfd, It was long and foohsh Easy for rne the Prof and I are frlends The Prof sat r1gl't behlnd me My Pony was a hmdrance 1n the stormy questlons It was awful I got out about I2 30 I should get at least 65 No one knew anytn n wre e I was Easy 1f you knew lt The worst IS over So stlngy she even collected the questxons She d1dnt mlss a scene Just what I dldnt study Part Tlme Co operatlve Educatlon James Houston Thls year the school authorxtxes e tablxshed a new educatnonal course known as Part Tlme Cooperat ve noucatlon It IS the purpose of thls course to b1VC the boy a hberal educatxon and ac the same tnme teach hxm a trade The pupils enrolled rn thls course spend two weeks ln school wnere they are taught En 11sh Cxvxcs Mathematxcs uene al Sc ence Draw1n and Brue Prmt Readrng The followmg two weeks they are engaged rn learmng the trade whrch they have chosen The 23 boys who are enrolled rn tms course are employed by the rollowmg firms Elhott Co Draftsmen and Machmrsts Pennsylvama Rubber Co Draftsm n and Machmlsts eannette Pubhshn Co Prmters J E Myers and Co Carpente s Jeannette Lumber and M111 Co Carpenters Jeannette Auto and Machme Co Auto Mechamcs Hockensmrth Wheel and Mlne Car Co Pattern Makers Plttsburg En meerm Co Pattern Makers McKee Glass Co Glass Makm Too much commendatlon cannot be glven these firms for thelr cooperatlon w1th the school rn maklng thls plan p ss1ble To enroll n thxs course a boy must have passed the erghth grade and be Qutx hw o o . , , vv - ' , ' sea of . 1 ' I I O' ' . 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C . i 1 s I4 years of age but the employers p efer a boy several years older The classes are held IH large any rooms 1n the basement of the Hxgh School Buxldmg Trese rooms are well equlpped w1th everythmg that IS nec essary to carry on thls work The course s very credltably supervrsed by Mr O K Snyder he rs as szsted by Mr Eagleson and Mrs Scha ffer The Class of Twenty F0111 Paul Heasley In the fall of mneteen twenty our class entered Jeannette Hrgh Wlth hne plans for the future and torgettm days gone by As the largest freshman class enrolled 1n the hlstory or t e school We planned for tre class of twenty four the best class as a rule Our freshman days were over and we entered the second year Dxscardm our narrow freslman thoughts for those o a hlgher sp ere Twas durmg thlb second term of school that our soclal tlmes begau Tlmes that w1ll not be forgotten through many years to come In our Jumor year we moved to tne newly erected chool Whe e the equxpment was much better and the rooms were not so small Throughout this year our soclal times were classed among the best And to end lt all our jumor Prom which we held w1th great success Our study cou ses completed the year passed very soon Although our class has d1m1n1shed to a thlrd of 1ts Oflglflal SIZC There stvll rema ns the loyal ones the ones determmed to rxse When our h1gh school days are over and we rlse to hxgher hfe May we not forget old twenty fou the beglnmng of our strxfe May each one make success h1s arm as many have done before And always remember our h1gh school days ln the class of 24 The E P S Club Catherme Pxerson Adhermg to the custom of orgamzlng a Semor Glrls Club the glrls of the class of 1924 met early ln the Fall and formed the so called E P S Club I 1 a great and glorxous secret Boys Beware' Long w1ll each member of the E P S Club remember our first real meetm at the home of Helen Clarke The dutxes and use of the Chamber of Com merce were all explamed by Nell1e Nestler A delxghtful lunch was served and was thoroughly appreciated COUS1dC!'ll'1b the number of sandwlches that dlsap ep red and the entreatles not to tell Mr Lembach At the close of tie football season the Club gave the football fellows a NIXIX SIX 3 r . n A I A l I ' i, ' ' . . . : ' - ' . 0' . e . I L' - i . , . A n . . , . U D . . . , .- .L 1 I ' , , 7 g l A , . li , . . . C I H Y r . ' , . A A . . . 3 , . And now we are classed as Seniors, to graduate in june. . , 7 . C , . - r . . . ' ' ll Y! O I O ' - . . . . t 's , ' I ' 1 . ' ' O. . . . . g . . . 0 . . - 4 . .. . ., In un Q o . party and dance nn tl'e Gymnasxum Monday even1ng December I7 1923 Such a good t1me was enjoyed by all that the Club dec1ded to have another party Thls t me Marron LeV1er offered her nome for the occasron whxch by the wav was a Valentme pa ty It lS Leap Year too' Poor E P S ' The Club hopes to have a Samt Patrrck s Day Dance We also hope to have many other socxal trmes together not only durrn the school term but nn future years You must not tmnk tnat our Club 1 all pleasure Our hardest problem so far has pertamed to finance but our greatest anm IS to brm the g1rls of our Class together to break up the drfferent bunches and really become frrends where formerly some of us have been m rely acquamtances We hope rn tne future to look back on our Sen1or Year as the most frurtful and the happlest one of the four years spent ln Jeannette Hlgh School Tne cffxcers of the Club are worthy members of the Class of 24 Mary Trees as Pres dent and Gert ude Fmk as Secreta y have grven thelr best efforts as each member has grven her loyal support to the Club The E P S of 24 Sen1or Dance and Party Thomas Adamson Among the many soclal functrons of the year the one that w1ll be remem bexed most by tie Sen1or Class is tre October Dance whlch was held ln the I-lrgh School Gymnas1um the second Frrday of the Month Gold and benches we e placed around the floor for the conven1ence of the guests Those present were the members of the faculty and the Semor clas The affa1r was more than a success from all standpomts meanmg that every one enjoyed hlmself to the utmost The dance musxc was fu nrshed by a very good prano playe B111 Hunter who seemed to be full of musxe that partrcular evenmg he was even unw1l11n to stop at the appo nted hour Many drfferent games such as three deep jack Rabblt and poxnt the st1ck helped to make the combmatron dance and party a success Wrrght Senrors whose suggestlons Stump and other At ten thrrty the commlttee ry Hummell Nellve Nestler whxch was heartrly enjoyed Most of the games were suggested by our Democracy teacher M have always been accepted and welcomed by the members of the faculty voted tne affarr a succes composed of joe Mlchaux George amrson Har ano Dorothy Wurthner served a delnczous lunch by all After a few more games and dances the floor was clea ed the llghts were put out and soon one could see many couple slowly walkmg up Cuyler Avenue tlred but very happy and pleased wxth the success of thelr dance Qnxtx we 4 1 ' Y 1 1 ' , t . ' , . . . .. . . . O . D D . . I . . . U . ' b I a ' ' ' 2 A . I . . , ' 1- I O U . . . 1 I . I . . The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with the class colors, Blue and , 2 ' . ' s. - ' -1 1 . . . U, . . g E I . , . . , r. Mr. ' ' s. - . . v . y U J . , - 7 ' Y Q' ! 9 r , ' s . j-sw' -1 The Forum Harry I-Iummell Our Forum club was formed early th1s year The purpose of this or famzation was to Gam proficiency in pubhc and extemporaneous speaklnff Real izinv thlS fact a number of fellows met with the aid of Prof J E Wright and organized a club The meet ngs of t'11s club a e held every third Tuesday Interesting pro grams are then given On one occasion a prominent man wno had just re turned from Mexico gave a short talk about that country including the peo The membership of the club shall rot excede thirty five In order to be come a member a student must have completed one year s work in a sociologx cal branch with an average grade of at least 85 per cent All teachers of sociological branches are hono ary members Much credlt must be given Mr J E Wright who helped us to oroaniz our club and who has been p esent ever since with suggestions advice and en thuslasm WIKI! 1 6 . . 5 . . . b. - ple, living conditions, customs, industries, and political parties. , I 1 . 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D ' e s ' - v - . - -iuhl ommerclal lub Albert Bold The Commercxal Club of Jeannette H1gh School had rts Hrst meetmg 1n October at th's meetmo lt was declded that all persons carryxng two or more commercral subjects or who have carrred two or more at any tlme are ehgrble for mernbershlp regardless of marks he reason for not sett1nU a defimte aver abe IS that those who have low marks w11l be most benefited by the speaker who address these meetlngs The a1m of the Commencal Cluo IS to promote lnterest ln the c1al department of the Hlgh Scnool Tms has been carrled out to a subjects pertarmng to commerc1al work these people have polnted what lS most rmportant for us to learn and they tell us somethmff busrness w1th whvch they are connected The membership of the Commercxal Club has rapldly rncreased smce rts orgamzatron and we hope that thls lncrease IS not only for the pre ent but lhat wt wvll mcrease more and more mn the future F1rst Semester Pres Edlth Summers V Pres Anna Getto Secy Vera Loughner Asst Secy Leo Zaleskx Treas Helen Clarke OFFICERS Second Semester joseph Dent Catherme Scanlon Raymond Horn Leo Zaleskx C I : . . 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C - - 1 Commer Great ex out to us about the RIXIY 11111 The Hlgh School Urchestra Iv1e Ashbaugh The Hlgh School Orchest a has b en ln exxstence for n1ne years Each year lt has mcreased m ab1l1ty untll at the present txme due to the unt1r1nQ efforts of Mxss Anna Kre sler and the hearty cooperatlon of each member jean nette Hvgh School has an orchestra of whmch It can be proud The orchestra has shown 1ts ab1l1ty by playmg at vanous entertamments durmg the year The members are as follows Alvxn Hoenshel Flrst V1ol1n Glenn Mart1n Fxrst V1ol1n Evelyn Klmgensmlth Fxrst V1ol1n Berta Mar1e Vater Frrst V1ol1n Ivxe Ashbaugh Flrst VIOIIH Helen Stump Second V1ol1n Elsle Mawhenney Second V1ol1n Geraldme Helly Second V1ol1n S uulx Fred Theurer Second V1ol1n james Adams Clarlnet Frank Welsbecker Drums and Bells Clarence Henry Cornet Agnes Welker Planlst Nell1e Bowman Cello Matthew Greenburg Saxaphone Mxss Anna Kressler Dxrector I Everett Standish-First Violin Mario Adams-Second Violin i Glee Club and Chorus Irene Feld The Glee Club and tne Chorus of Jeannette H1gh School have become known for thelr excellent musrcal ente taxnments Much of the credrt fo thls IS due to M ss Kressler who has worked very hard m order to make these orgamzatrons a success We need have no fear m saylnd that she has suc ceeded 1n her efforts The g1rls of the Glee Club are as follows Edna Anderson Nelhe Apple Elenor Blew Vlrgmra Boettner Margaret Bauer Geraldme Burhenn Helen Baughman Helen Bower Evelyn Blank Mae Baughman Gertrude Becker Mlllne Ch1Sk0 Elvzabeth Chanon Sarah Cook Ruth Cook Mary Chppmge Antolnette Caraccxa Elizabeth Evans Gladys Petz Anna Scharr Vlrglma Stump Dorothy Tomlmson Evelyn Klvng ensmlth Jeannette Matthews Dorothy Evans Irene Feld Olga Gagha dl Anna Getto Ella Hollendonner Margaret Hlteshue Marlon Hall Elsle Krause Elsue Mawhmney Anna Peden Edxtl Summers Agnes Mrller Vrolet Beezer and Thelma Caddy The boys of the Chorus are Clarence Lawson Kenneth Stmson Cleon Berlm john Slmpson james Houston Frank Wlesbecker Leon Razy john M1ller Paul Fmk Clyee Fm.: Ben Levm Harry Hummell PauIHeas1ey Clarence Henry Roger West Seuntx om 1 , . 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Can You Illhlglllff Thomas Adamson Iv1e Ashbau Albert Bold Amedeus Caruso Emll Chlsko Helen Clarke Mary Chpplnger Ellzabeth Corwvn FIBHCIS Crmer Ellzabeth Cunkleman joseph Dent Mary Eban james Elcher Mlldred Elrlck Irene Feld Howard Fox Gertrude Fmk Clara Guest Paul Heasley V1rg1n1a Hellman james Houston Harry Hummel Geor e Jamlson Mary Jones Els e Krause Marlon LeV1er Ben Lev1n Elton Lmhart Alex Maft1HaZZO Clarence McCauley By Robert Dawson Wlth hlS French theme Not trymg Belnb superbly tall Knowxn h1s French Not lxstenmg to Buzzys me Wlthout her H1 Ya Dubbed as Shorty Flunkmg 'X Great Essay1st Talklng 'Nlot posxng as a She k Sxlent Wlthout hrs lme Loud and bolsterous Not makmg eyes Not talkmg to a glrl Wlthout Glenn Not tunm her vocal strm Not wr1t1ng poems Not pulhng somethmg new K1ss1ng a girl Qulet On txme Wxthout her bobbed ha1r Flunklng French Id e Maklng a monthly avera e of Not pluggmng ahead W1thOUt Hls Sl ck Halrcomb Not boln to Greensbur 111. N 0 Dlary of the Senlor Ye.u Samuel Sandson Sept 3 Reglstratxon day Also a alk w1th Mr Stump concermn take and also how to take lt what to Sept 6 Fxrst day of school We CACFCISC the prlvxlebes of our exalted posx XXI RU f I 1 J C? E ' gh ...,....,.............. ' . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . O' . or . ,D ' ' .............. . ,.......... ' ' ' 1' . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l , H . H . . .. .. . . 1 . ' . . .. - .. ' ll I 'Y of ................-...-.. . . . - Evelyn Hauser ...,.,, ...,. ........... W i thout her smiles OV . . ,C ...................... i .,..-............-..---., l ' ' ................... .... 1 ' ................ , .......... ' ' g 75 ' ..................... ' . ' 5 ' Ifilllltllllllltl on ma fe il: ty-nine! Q I l I D - . . - r . . O . . . b . - . 1 r . . . O L.- lj, ,.U,,1 V lCm:ti11uL--l on page 5l'YQlllj'-UL1l'j N The Senlor Class Plav The Senior Class Play The Charm School is to be given the latter part of 'Vlay It is the story of a young man who inherits a girls school from a malden a nt and he insists in carrymb out his ideas of education for girls The play s directed by Miss Mary Moyer and Mlss Elsie Moyer The cast includes Austin Bevans an automobllc salesman David McKenzie a law studert George Boyd an expert accountant im Simpkins and Tim Simpkins the lazy twins Homer jones the Guardian of Elsie Miss Miss joseph Michaux Everett Sorber Chester Staney Thomas Adamson Ben Levm Benedotti Pres of Senior Girls Euitn Summers Hays who is loved and feared ov all Do othy Wurthner Cu tis who tries to thinx well o the Senlor Class Lucille Shear r Muriel Douffht Marion Levier rs Y Ethel Spelvin Neva Snusrer Alix Mercier Clara Guest Lillian Stafford Nellie Nest er Mad e Kent Helen Clarxe x mx thi l e l I I .1 ' it YI ' ' , . A I . I . 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I O 1 ,O .,...........,......... . ..........,............. . fn- 'e- ,'- vw DIARY OF THE SENIOR YEAR ttf ll mul from I-'agt S unix lx up txon We all en,oyed standmg ln the halls and watchxng the forlorn fresh ment trymg to find out whe e tmey be ong Sept 8 Everythmg starts off with a bang especially long asslgnments We have just found out that even Semors have to work and study Sept I2 M1ss Cooper gxves first warmng to loud talkers and dxsturbance raxsers Senlor room IS gettmg crowded Fxfty four Semors to be exact Sept 18-About twenty received Eve per cent drscount by noon 3 30 first class meetlng electron of office s Sept 27 Another class meeting joe Mlchaux new presldent makes hls maugural address Some speech' A talk from Mr Stump concernlng latter part of the year Oct 8 Arrangements bemg made for class party Everyone set for a good time Oct I5 Class Party seventy five percent of class present nmety five per cent of the faculty all had a roarmg good tlme We dlscover that we have a few sprlnters among our faculty yet Oct 21 3 30 Glrls havmg a mysterlous meetmg The boys are guessln., Oct 22 Noon everyone especxally the boys are readlng a notxce whrch IS as follows E P S meetnng at I 05 Boys are trylng to figure out what It means Nov I5 Another E P S meetmg Boys are stnll guessmg Dec 4 There IS a marked rmprovement m the deportment of many of the Semors The teachers are wlse Dec 18 Christmas vacauon starts We all wish lf were over so as to jan 3 Back to work aga n everyone happy and not a thing to worry about except the mld year examxnatxons Santa Claus was good thls year as seen by the gaudy necktles and flashy handkerchxefs jan I2 Revxew for M1d years starts The wall upon all l1ps IS I wxsh I were exempt or I wlsh I had behaved jan 20 3 30 Senlors have Just recelved thexr reports Such a varlety of facxal expressrons has never before been equaled Here slts one Sen1or wxth deepest despalr wrxtten on h1s face another IS dancmg about the room 1n a frenzy of joy another IS str1cken dumb and cannot move from h1s seat about five or s1x are grouped w1th tlee deepest scowls upon thexr faces and lowly vorc mg thelr op1n1on of certain teachers whlch I fear rs not very complxmentary jan 20-Q oo Questxons flymg hxther and thxther Who wrote The Ra ven9 Whats the equatlon for makm Chlor1ne9 Whats the past part cxple of conclure7 What s a surtax7 Does an acnd turn red litmus paper blue or blue red? In w at scene was Macbeth k1lled7 Feb r After the exams We all resolve to be exempt the second half Results of the exams show that the Class of 24 has few dumbells Feb I5 Another class meetlng All officers for the publlcatxon of the year book chosen Everyone ms satlsfied that a better staff could not be found Feb 20 The boys are begmnmg to understand why the glrls are so sweet and gentle Thxs IS leap year you know Sus ntx four X All i1 - -' . f- ' 1 I 2 , I - . . , . , . I -, , : . n .- . ' . , . . . . . , - T 9 ' V n . ' ' , . ' I- I y . . . . l 1 , gl . n- I , . . . . . , u - . n ' - get back to school.??? i - . , . . . . . . ,, . u T ' n , ll ll ' I! , . ' .- : I . . . . . . 5 . . . . 2 . . . S . . A . . - . U . . . . , . , ' . . 1 - . . . . ,, ,, ' ' n 1 ' 'I ll I ' ' 7 ' YI ll I ' . O . . II I6 I YI ll ' ' H u 1- - rr I Feb 22 Another E P S meetlng And st1l1 the wonder grew That gxrls could hold therr tongues The secret of E P S hold true Thus keepmg the Semor boys stung Feb 29 Hlgh School Dance Senrors out 1n full force arrayed rn all thenr glory March 3 Ma ch commg IH lxke a 'amb Semors commng mto school half dead It s that dlsease they call sprmg fever March IO E P S meetings st1ll omg strong March 21 Semors have the Sprmg Fever roo percent Poor dlary wxll have to be neglected for a wh1le Apnl 1 A great event for Sorber Ercher Fox Mxchaux and Hummel They have looked forward to thxs day for a year Aprll I2 Thls IS the are stxll to be held w1ll be the Semors present xf not IS yet to be gxven Class when we fimsh our actual last entry we can make dnary but the affalrs that enjoyed to the utmost The umor Prom must have no one w ll have a good tlme The Semor Class Play Ntglrt w1t1 xts good program Commencement nxght Hlgh School career just picture certaxn semo s as they w1ll look rn the cap and gown on pxcmc day And dlary thxs school w1ll see the best class that ever walked 1ts halls graduate m june And the boys wouldnt belong to E P S even lf they were asked Oh' Death Where Is Thy Sung' Roger West Oh' Death Wr ere Is Thy Stmg' Rlght now as I begxn thls task If there IS an exam on a Thursday the mormng ofter the mght before Excher When the Covered Wagon passes Jeannette and makes us chase rt to Greensburg When I am told before the class that teacher w1ll have to see mamma about my work To a fresh1e caught passmg notes from a fresh1e For a fresh1e on the first day of school Whxle fallmg down a flrght of stars before a dellghted audxence When some lucky Semor on commg out of a movxe durmg school hours bumps 1nto Mmss Cooper or Mr Stump If ScheFhe Hunks next year 1n three When your kxd brother or s1ster gets the mumps and you have to make up two or three weeks work lost whlle under quarantme If joe Mlchaux IS sure of passmg and then falls When your best gxrl glves you an amgry look m response to a smlle and you dont know what 1ts all about After a scrlmmage whlch results m our losmg the ball Sex enty flx e . . . , I .. - , l 1 I I , . ' 1 - I CT . . . . 3 . . ,. . I ! Y ' 9 Y 3 A ' . . A . , Y ' Y , . O C O ll ' ' ' V, rr u - ' ll fi U . ,, . . . . 1 I . . IK ll ' . IC ' 17 ' , . v . I I U . . - - , When you are caught looking in your tablet for a CPD pencil. If Norwin wins this year. To a Senior who IS defeated in op n literary by a tlny freshman To cne whose conduct averages 8g 34 Since Sir Walter Scott didn t write Morte D Arthu as I thoug xt in tne CXHITI To the jumor who sprains his ankle the day of the Prom When the br1gl't pupll who sits n front of us in the exam keeps hs paper covered When an ordinary student is put on in a debate against the oratorical Mr Sorber If I dont throw any of the exam questions asked by Mr Wright When called down by Mr Stump Whlle awaiting the Judges decision in the debate? I ask you where is the sting? when we sit on a tack in Assembly and are reprimanded for creating a disturbance Uecupatlon of Famous People Agnes Brezenskr Edlth Noss Kitty Pierson Louise McConnell Lucy Brown Nell Nestler Mr Lembach Nellie Bowman Miss Cooper V1rgm1a Hellman Mr Brumbaugh Leo Zaleskx Mr Wright Ivie Ashbaugh Everett Sorber Grace Preston Sam Sandson Sara Sowash Mr Stump Roger West Harold Harrie Edith Summers Mary Clxpp n Sis Myers N N llll IX 1nJHS Mary jones private secretary for Mr Wright translating Freshmen Latin w1p1ng tears from her pretty eyes asslstant llbarian promeadlng through the halls entertaining the teachers teaching the girls ways of becoming beautlful acting like a circus girl keeping the south end of the hall clear entertalnmg Pie Williams worrying over the students dates talkmg to all the pretty girls in tae assemblies doing a good turn for some student trymg to make a date w1th a certam Freshman preparing to be a lawyer avoldmg Buzzy Eicher findmg something to laugh at learning her Enghsh without a book everywhere at once Mr Wrlght s private banker entertaining Miss Mary Moyer Mr Stump s private secretary busy with calls and dates with Ducky sleeping m study hall ' ' ' I ' Al U PII , . . ' il ' U ' YY O Q O C C Helen Kifer .......... messenger girl for Gertrude Fink. ' ' ll P, ' ' i ger ..... ' , ' fn' '11 l Elrzabeth Cunkleman worrymg over her studles Francis Crmer Mlss Matthews Mlldred Elrlck Freshmen Marlon LeV1er Curtls Lampher Neva Shuster Harold Fox Margaret Alhson Ruth Cook john Madrlck B111 Sofko bemg late teachmg the glrls ways of reachmg a man s heart fallmg 1n love wrth the man usher at the Prmcess admlrm us dlgl llf:lCd Sen ors and strlvn to reach our helghth sendmg messages to Gaskmll Avenue baggage smasher for Gertrude Fmk wrrtmg samples Cnotesj walkmg home after mldnlght startmg new styles m J H S workmg to become the star guard on the gxrls basketball team talkmg to the glrls m the halls Hlrtlng wrth the Semor gxrls Grace Preston If Paul Heasley would learn the Negro dlalect w1ll he say My' ers am berrles? If Leo Zaleskr were mak1ng love to Irene Feld would he hide behmd the Trees? Edna Mae Rogers were out ln the cold would Evelyn Hauser? Gertrude Fmk were a lamb would Lucxlle Shearer? George Jamlson had a shxp would Ruth Sarler? Mlldred Eluck gave a rlddle would Clara Gues xt? Helen Clarke were east wnere would West be? Chester Staney IS h1s fathers son who IS Adam Qsj son? Dorothy Wurthner IS qulck w1ll she catch Lm fsj hart? joseph Dent went huntmg would he catch a Fox? Nelle Nestler had a care would she say Why Wherry? Mr Wrlght calls for our Democracy notebooks wlll he ask for a Cllp p er two? Mack McCauley were sent for bread would he buy Hellman s? james Elcher contmues h1s musrcal ab1l1ty wlll he smg as well as Caru so? Chrsko went mto busmess would he become a Mlller? Ivxe Ashbau h went mto a race would she stand and let Cor wm? Hummel IS Bold what IS Crmer? Ehzabeth Cunkleman wen 1nto a hxgh class hotel would she see a la Le V1er on the menu? If Mary jones went to see Iv1e Ashbaugh would she see Robert Daw 's son? 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Trafflc Rules for J H S George jamrson Trafflc rules as you all know Keep automobxles on the go So why not brmg to J H S Rules that ll decrease great dlstress Whxch some folks learn not to exceed Whrle others go at fearful rate Afrald to class they w1ll be late The next wxll take up stroll n lalls By whlch prmclpal s oplmon of pupxl s falls He thmks you ought to get to class So that your Enghsh you w1ll pass When walkmg wlth your beau or glr Among tae great enmaddenln whirl Of puplls travelmg to and fro Keep off the1r feet or down youll go If lt IS your sad fate to fall Be sure not to get mad at all And get up qulck or you w1ll stop Some fellows who can make you hop If you w1ll by tnese rules ablde No one can cause your face to hxde For when people come to VlSlt schools They don t expect to fmd young fools In Memorlam Raymond Marlon On August 6 1923 our frlend and classmate Raymond Marlon dled A member of the Class of 24 he was taken from a hfe full of promrse He was a frlend cheerful and pleasant to all M1ss Hazel Knllpatrxck We deeply regret the death of M1ss Hazel Klllpatrlck a teache for one term m Jeannette Hlgh School M1ss Klllpatnck was known as a pleasant frrendly teacher and althou h wlth us for only one year she formed a last 1ng frlendshlp w1t'1 both studen s and members of the faculty of Jeannette Hrgh School Su entx nm IFS.-M'vu1tlnLu-fl ljff m Verge 5 - '- .'-.' - ' -1 . . , . . , I I , . , . 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A 5811101 s Falevell Neva bhuster Our books are almost completed The trme for pa tmg IS near The road rsnt half so rocky The sky s not nearly so drear e cannot go out defeated Our class of Twenty Four Wes traveled the road together Our School we all adore Dear jumors we are leavmg It IS up to you to lead You must set a good example Each day do a kmdly deed You must help the lower class men Start them on the road that s rlght Do not fa1l to take our places You must hold the gllldlflb llght Oh you Sophomores klndly l1sten Our adv1ce we hope you heed Do not scorn the Freshmen Classes StlCk to ether get some sp1r1t You cant w1n the fi ht alone Always feel that you are trymg Make your class be out tha s known Now a word to all you Freshmen You must try to do your blt Push ahead don t be good losers All lt takes 1s common r1t Do not try the blufiing system It won t work at all for you It w1ll lead to downfall early Never w1ll 1t get you throuoh Oh we d love to lxve all over Those four years that now are gone We must leave these pleasant memorles Theres a battle to be won Out mto the world we re golng We must leave our classmates dear And our teachers who have helped us Well remember for many a year 1 O Q 1 ' l 1 ' K ! . Y . O . : - . W , Y . . , , . , . U 2 . 1 . . O .ol i Y Y ui . , 'Till from school-life you are freed. . O , . . A C, , . . - U , . g , I O I +1 L 1 Y I I . . 0 . ,O . O , ' . . S I I . ao Nnf SSVT3 I f N ,fn Lmhu on I SS CLA ORE PHOM SO W W 1 4 ' X , I .xg ,V 5155: 7 -i, ,iv iffi: A i xx KE.:2,.,-.. '-53,4 f -A - - . ' 1-:,51.4'fw..Mf. 4, g-IW? Cho- I FRESHMAN CLASS V .- - 'lf ,414-'-' I N '.,',. LF'1 1 k . Z' .. A M K N VV: --- -V' .5 .1-', -f -vu- I-lighly-lhl Ashbaugh Allce Bau h Erwm Baughman Mae Berlxn Cleon Berzmskl Agnes Blrk Edward Blrolo Mary Blank Evalyn Blew Eleanor Blumberg john Boyer Oron Bowman Nellle B own Lucy Bur ows Margaret Butler Thelma By n Jol'n Carle Guy Crocchr Adalmo Crpullo Florence Danton Rose Ernest josephrne Embs Karolyn Evans Ellzabeth Getto Mrke Hansen Wllllam Helly Gold1e Nrpler Paul Hoenshel Vrrgrma Holland Charles Horne Raymond Hugg Harry Kealey jane Keefer Edward Kennedy Vmcent Km Ethel Lamphear Curtrs Landg aFf Ethel Landxs james Lauffer Vera Laughner Anna McCann joseph McConnell Lourse Flglllx tour Junlors A nes Berzlnskl and Kenneth Stlnson Thou hast one arm one busrness one desrre In Englrsh class he s all bashful and shy Never a thrng does she but study all day Oft he rs seen to come to school late Agnes E she sure can draw By hrs werght IS known from afar A coy httle bobbed harred lass A sweet person wxth lovrng eyes of blue Very good natured and sweet always lookmg nrce and neat As busy as busy as a bee no ant as thrrfty as he Cheeks the plnk of porcelaln eys of blue No one wlth but a look can pass her by that I know rs wrse wonderful eyes how you vamp those guys treasurer of our class poet and he never wrll be That lrght rn Kltty s eyes has Hunked many a Guy Trs known he s quret a Jolly lad I want a hero Oh glrl of the Thelma IS the No he 1sn t a A lrttle marden so sweet and coy Rose IS full of Vrgor and Vlm As earnest a frlend as one can find My hear IS sarr for sae body Her harr IS dark her eyes brown her complexron farr Mlchael Angelo Getto rn football hes qulte a star etto Here rs a very handsome lad Lrttle Gold1e rs always xn a hurry and fuss Lrttle Paul Nlplers always wrllrng to help er A bashful and quret young lass Mm resembles Pecks Bad Boy Our naughty brg Raymond Home As a screntrst some day hell wm fame jane sweet and small has a smrle for one and all Edward rs nerther bashful or shy Hrs only fault he hangs around the Freshres class Son' day perhaps xt wlll be Queen By hrs expressron he looks very wlse A talented young mxss of hxgh ambxtrons Our Sherk from Penn Vera always belneves rn smrles Oh malden wxth the beautrful long halr Joe McCann rs a studrous young man Our Lourse IS the Lrbrarran s assrstant O g . . . , l .... 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McGee LeRoy Megahen Ralph Myers Sylvester M1ller Edward Mull Francrs Myers George Myers Irva Nesbrtt Lloyd Potts Fred Reese Vernelle Rogers Leanna Santy Lena Shrum Clxfford Shrum Margaret Slmpson john Sole Theodore Standrsh Everett Storm W1ll1am Topper jean Tresrtt Rose Udoltz Rudolph Vater Berta Welker Agnes W1lson Kenneth Ymglmg Gertrude To be a great man IS hvs arm He never lets h s stud es mterfere w1th9999 They all call hrm Ses but he s wrth us never the less Eddie seems to llke the jumor class Always wlllmg to help someone out Hrs lrfe Is spent n constant naps He has never been seen feelvng blue Hls bram never takes a nap A very Jolly young man always domg the best can Our httle Vernelle Reese never hard to please That she s a good speaker 1n Englrsh we a ree In French class Lena always says Our When rt comes to looks he sure has some Forever wearlng a smlle that can t be beat just lxke Skeezrx wee petlt and always so sweet Theodore always boasts of the Soph class Why99 99 There s nothrng ln h1s llfe to mend He IS qulte calm we assure you jean plays basketball early and late Full many a Rose rs born to blush unseen He looks lrke a Shelk only he s fa1r Berta plays the vxolrn and she can t be beat Aggle surely can play the plano Those old geometry theorems are blrzzards A malden so bashful and shy Sophomore-:S Representatlves Tom Stou hton Margaret Patterson Margaret Alhson P rma Donna Ledware Anton Slow but sure Nellle Appel Beware of the Cllffs you mlght fall Lrllan Baker Oh you Chlcago Margaret Bauer She w11l get there some day Katherrne Baughman I hate people that get mad M rrlll Baughman The Latm Shark Ruth Beal A Bonn e Lassre Gertrude Becker Our serrous member Vrolet Beezer Earnest as she seems Carolyn Best Be care ul you mlght b cak Theodore Blaze Our t1ny one Vrrgrma Boettne Isn t he Ju t grand Freda Brxcker Blondy Margaret Broke. Oh, how she blushes Geraldme Burhenn Oh, those blondes Elghts Hu , ....,. ' l ' . .. , ..... .i i ' ' . . . . , . . . . , ' ' . , ...... . , U ...... ' ' l i . , ...,..... . . , ...... . ' . , ......... , he , ..,... . , . . U , ...... D . ll ' YI , .... , . . . . , . ...-.. . , s , .... I ' . , ...-.- . l , . y . , ...... . . . . .. SUHS011, Kenneth --..Never a care has he but to play. 1 ' - , ........ , , ........ , , ,.... , , .no....n . l ' U . . ' ' , .... , , .... , , ..., . ' -. U ,J Y ' -Til ' Y! Tu lv 5 ' ll ' I ' YU ' If ' I7 -M Y JI ' V' A - 1. - H J 3 ' I' 45 ' 99 ' At Yf l-ll f' ' .. 'V J ' 'Y . . . 5 ,, , . A .,, .l J ' -1-ll 91 ,Tu 1,4 H 'v Madellne Case Our uff agette M1ll1e Ch sco Innocence Edward Clarkson A p omlsln star Mxldred Cox Speedyww Catherxne Crlbbs Does she study? Grace Crousho e Has so lttle to say john Cunkleman Hold er Nute Harrlet Dav1s Tlce Typ1st Zlta Dobe neck Tl e walk n encyclopedza Dan Doherty Our all around athlete Charles Dowmn Small ' ut Oh Robert DuBo1 The danoerous man Dorothy Evan Our gym star Clyde F1nk Do a bood tu n daxly Paul F1nk Our bus1ness man Charles Fyfe Authorrty on all subjects Edna Galbrlath Never let wo k mter ere wlth pleasure Francxs Genm Oh Frenchy Anna Getto Our Con ress woman Arthur Goldchaln Can he plav footballw? Ruth G aham Bashful Nett e Greenwalt Bel eves 1n lavmg ood t1me Davrd Greenbu 0 Yes we have no bananas Lou1s Greenbu We have strmg beans and onlons Charles Greeno That small boy fro'n Woodlawn Dorothy Halt Everybodys darlmo Maroaret Heasley Goldy Locks Eubene Helw1g G eat th1nOs come ln small packages Clarence Henry Blow' Blow' Blow' John Hlywa Oh you Shelk Ella Hollendonner Brlbnt as t e sun Mam e johnson B own eyed Susan Albert Joseph She1k Abou Ben Ahmed Stlney Kashawlxc Alas' he sm les Ernest Lefever Always there wlth t e Goods Helen K1fer Damty Sarnuel Kxstler Lov1n Sam Evalyn Khnoen mlth Tre rnuslclan Clara Kocm ky Tre Town Belle Sara Lauffer A frlend to every one Theodore Levln The rrodern Ccero Harry Leyh OH those Pearls Plato Lobody The Latin stuoentww Florence Lobwood u et unas'-umm and studxous Lula Mabane Tne eCFc1ent bookkeefer Peter Mabyan The Merchant of Vemce Alfred Ma lon He s n earnest Glenn Martln Granddaddy ll lux IX ' u Q uv - s r ' ' S ll YV rv tt N ,J n - A Q ' At 'U ' ' In ,Y - . . .. . ., ' ' 41 ' IV . l . . , 1 -' 1 1 0 ' ' o ' 0, tl X b- -c .. -C .. 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I I ' tl 'V -. gt ,vs Q hlxzabeth Matthews Very gentle and a ood student Elxzabeth Maxwell Not Er1c but Joe Donald May Bette late than never Regs McCarthy Rough and Ready W1ll1am McConnel Oh that srrnle Thelma McNall She IS a phantom o delxght jolcn McNally Into tne Valley of Deatm rode the SIX Hundred Lexla Mellott Queen of Sheba Isabelle M1ller She rides n tlre Bus ohn Mxller D1 nxhed Pearl Mumma Oh those Leyhs W1ll1am Nedly Coquettxshngw Charles Ne1lson Thls IS he George Ne1lson No lt 1sn t here he ls Sara Newcomer G1ggles Genevxeve Parsons Thought IS deeper than all speech Mlldred Parsons In maxden medxtatlon fancy free Margaret Patterson joy rlses ln her uke a summer morn Anna Peden Oh Gee ohn Parvarnlch He has noth1nU to say Mollle Rab1nov1tz Sxlent and Industr1ous Davld Rankm The star gazer john Rank n A ood l1ttle boy Leon Razy Our prom1s1ng salesman for Nash cars Mabelle Re1nkem1er Oh you babydoll Vlfclnla Saltz Sleep sleep sleep Mary Salmon Is she not a modest young lady? Cather1ne Scanlon Not Sc shy as her manner appears Orrm Schock Ive llved and loved Charles Shrum A Modern Statesman Wllham Shuster All the worlds a sta e and every man must play h1s part Paul Snyder Our young scxentrst Verne Spencer I am yet learnmcf Sarah Stevenson A Jolly good fellow Ida Stocker Oh you addlng machlne Tom Stoughton The Soda Fountaln She1k V1rg1n1a Stump She decelves no man Lawrence Travesser Counts the sta s Mary Tragresser Her prey IS man t1ty Verna Uplmcfer Quahty but not quanboy wlth the wonderful half Frank Welsbecker The bashful lrttle Ella Wertz Meek and entle as a lamb Arthur W1ll1ams Last but not least ltx ' ' AA an -. U O' D . U . .. lr in 41 A . - N ' L.. - za ' ' l. - H T I . - rg - . AA 1 ' ' lv - -1 -v . U . . ,, .. f 1 A J, r . H .O . ,, b u 'Qu - v . . U . ,, . H . . ,, . H . . , ' . ,, 1. - vu ,. U ' At ' YI ... U ' 1 an ' ' A' I ev l I tt ' ' V! H -1 T Y J ' -4 ' H b , . . H . . ,, ' ' K4 91 - 4 - -- V ,..l O' D .1 ' ' 1, ' ' Ll YI v . . . . U ,, D y s 4h V IV ' At !I -. 4 ' KA V ' S! U vv . . U v . .1 U 4, v it ' ' QV D It ' 1? ' za u ' sv rl - - n -. V ll ' ' UI O .1 - ' ' ' ll ' YI ii r V7 D . , an - -v - n . H . . . ,, D . . . . H . tl I! ... 0 b ' ' lt V! F1 6Slll11dl'l Roll Representatlves Olba Ga lxardx Ernest Getto Henry Gaub Manan Hall Dorothy Tomllnson joseph Zlmowskr Adams Marlo Watch your step Adams Wxllams Keep at t youll et there soon Agona josephme A Jolly lookzng brrl Anderson Dav1d Thmks Srnb Smb IS .1 muslcal lnstltutlon Anderson Edna She secretly admrres General Scott Anderson Genevleve Who lS she Ash Katherme Our sllent member Baughman Helen All IS fa1r 1n Love Baughman Mrldred A coy llttle malden Beacon MBTIC Descrlbe her please Best Wlllxam Is he the best zn the F esllman Class? Bethune Helen A true and noble pal Bess Paul Can he SI'1'l1lC79 Boettner Gerald A bashful boy Bohlnc Alb1n Peace on earth good wxll to llttle men Bolllnger Florence Her prey 1S man Bomblatus Leona Her motto Be prepared Bradford Evelyn Is only to be seen not heard Bowers Helen A dalnty mlss so pr1m Brean Dan1el To hlm Sandy Hook IS '1 a Scotchman Brean Maud Im not selfish but I lrke a lot Brosrus Georbe Was never caught Hlftlflb Brown jack just can t stop talkm Buckley joseph Does not contrad1ct a W0mar1 S Statement Buckley W11da Hang sorrow care wrll kfll a cat Butler Margaret Mlnds her own busmess Byers Ruth A true country lassle Byrd Clarence Is ,Generous wlth Jokes Caddy Thelma Is so bood natured Campbell Glenn The best llne m school wlthout a hook Campbell Mae Got a date tomghti' Yep' S0 do I Caraccla Antomette Iudbe her not by s Ze but by her d'SPOSlt On Carettr Eleanor Contented and happy Carettl Helen Forever blowm bubbles Caldo Laura Curls for sale' Chanon Ellzabeth Says lrttle but does much Crma Ioe Mr Tom Thumb Clark joseph Nature has formed stran e fellows m her trme Clarkson Wlllxam Knows the drlver 0 the Covered Wagon Cloherty Norabelle May yet land someone l I htx l I 1 1: w 4 K o cr ' ' D . 5 - I , O . A t , t, . , . - . . O. . , .-. .Ol-.D,. . V - Q T ' I ' v Q . . . , - . . y . - . , - , . , .. , l . I . . , .. 1 L I I . . Y - . U 'Y ' - - , .- V - . . . Bradford, Meredith-The Lord helps tho te who help themselves y - . . . , . . U - I . . O, Y 1 ' ' o' ' b , - s 1 1 .l Q ' , - . . Y H . , - U . . 1 .1 OA 1 -3 . . I i- . ' ' . . - U I , . . G v A 9 ' ' .y - . - . U V U , l . v - . ' -U 3 . I . :mx Condo julxa Can she g1ggle977 Connor Loretta If fish make braxns she must have eaten a whale Cook Ruth Behold' Our future basketball star Cook Sarah Very humble mdeed Copeland Clarence Thmks wrnkmg IS eye exercrse Corwm Mary Has a great lrkrng for Arrthmetrc Crouthers Leona Her best pal Mrrror Cuyemmer Anna Speaks when spoken to Davrs Beatrlce A fl1rtat1ous marden Davrs Estella We must be sxlent m school But? Dea Caryll Should be careful at whom she smrles DeAmato Ugo-Honest and farthful IS he Del Baccro Raymond I want all or nothmg Deluzro Dan If talk was money he d be a mrllronarre Delvxtto Arthur The blushmg secretary of room 18 Denton Beatrrce She goes smrlmg through Denton Kenneth Hes good for tell1n Greek legends Denunzlo Carl Happy go lucky kld Denunzro Mar1e Her a1m rn llfe Reduce De Palma Gregory W1ll do anythmg once Donaldson Ruth Is she not a modest m1ss7 Drerstadt Peter A fussy chap? Dunlap Leah Wlth her everlastmg smrle Egan joseph Good goods are done up IH small packages Elcher Vnola She lrkes to see boys smrle at her Elerlck Robert A frlend who IS smcere Engstrom Mrlton Let s forget the work Evans Ohvla A fast oncomrng Forward Everly josephme A lrttle ray of sunshme Fexght Kenneth Srlence rs h1s name Frerst Florrda A marden so meek and mxld Ferree Ruth Admnres the opposxte sex Fmdley Earl Never forgets to work Gaglrardr Olga The g1rl w1th the wonderful curls Gaub Henry Is so qu1et when no one speaks to hrm Gaut Mary The walkmg encyslopedla Geldo Mary Is Chuck strll one of h r adm1rers9 Getto Ernest A bold bad man G1lchr1st james Slow but sure Gordon Paulme Do others before others do you' Gore Vlrgmra Freshmen should be seen and not heard Grable Bruce Margre do you strll love me? Graham Charles The electrxc bell demon Gressman George You tell her I s s stutter Grxmes MarJor1e Qualrty not quantxty Gross jennre She took to eatmg rn order to reduce Guy Kenneth Youd be surpnsed' y T . . . , -n . , l . y - . y - . . . , .. y - 1 . , , , , , 'Z . . , U- . , . ' It ' ,Y , - . , . . . 1 1 y - 9 I -1 1 ' ' 0' ! D , .. . . . . . ,, ,, Y .. ... v .- , -T 1 , -1 . Y - Dunn, Mary-Quiet as a mouse 1 L-we-ff , .. , .. , .- ' 7 , .- ' ' ' ll P! v - 1 y .. , .. , - ' .. , .- , .. , .- , - . ll ,Y ' Ax ' Y 'l 9 u v - 9 , .. s I i J ' , - gg 0 ' ll Y L- A y .- v 1 9 ' ' x . -- Y , 1 , . , ' 1 Hamnes Dorothy u1et reserved and studlous IS she Hames Wxlllam When wlll he look at the g1rls9 Hall Marlan Bewarell A combmatlon of brams and campln smlle Hare Margaret A dlllar a dollar a ten oclock scholar Hart ohn The Hammg youth Hartzell Charles Mere names are of l1ttle rmportance Helly Geraldme Tall oaks from little acorns grow Hepler Hazel S1lent and 1ndustr1ous H1gh1ands Earl Llkes freshman class too well to leave 1t Hznes Howard Not one of the 57 but stxll reta ns the prlde Hlteshue Margaret A bonme wee lassme Hofer Andrew Sxlence rs hxs mlddle name Horne Norene Vrrtue rtself IS the best reward Hower Pearl O for a shady nook Izze Charles The world knows nothm of 1ts greatest men Jacobson Leonard From New Yawk Keefer Ralph Our famous tenor Kamego Albert Our Clarrdge student Kemerer Floyd Actlons speak louder than words Kennedy Genevxeve The Freshman Sheba Loughner Dolly Speak up' Let us hear you Loughner Paul The professlonal cake eater K1n Gazella Eve ythlng sults her Kneyp Esther A darnty miss so proper and so prnm Kocmsk1 Stella Do not let thy httle mrnd wander to blg males Kratovll Mar1e So good natured Kunzler Charles The vxllage pest Landls W1l1 am Intends to become a follower of julru Caesar Lang Agatha Lnttle maxden whlsper low Lawson Clarence A happy hanosome lad Lauffer Edna Oh' how bolsterous Lauffer Harry Wlll be some man Lesmac joseph Tney can conquer who thmk they can Levme Edna Good things are done up rn small packa es Lewrs Barbara I cant M3dflCk John Alas' he blushes Matthews Jeannette Freshmen should not mmgle wxth the semors Mawhmney Elsxe Is she not passmg fart? McHenry George The woman hater McKay Dudley Wxth hxs complexlon and darmg eye McNally Hllda Motrers Darlm Mertle Edward Oh' Mm' Mxchaux Ma y Human talkmg mach ne No wmdmg needed Miller Agnes Shy as a rose Mlller Albert He w ll achleve great fame Mnller jula The athlete Mlller Paul C A slxghtly extraordmary person Nm x y -Q . , . . . - . . . . U . , .. g 9 A T 1 v , - . , - 1 L s - . U . 7 D , - , - y - . Y - . , 'T u , - . . OA - I . , bv ' 1 1 1 Krauscope, Albert-Is attracted by the lassies of J. H. S. , B- . .y . i - A . 3 , - . . , . , - . 1 1 ' . ' S4 V' , - . - . I . og 7 C3 ' Cl U i! , - , i u , - . or . . ' I ' I , T A , 1 . . . ' , t - ' 2 . f ' y - . - Q . g . ' E - .U I-IA' Mxller Paul W Daubs mk on h1s nose when wrltrng M1ller Susre Such a dear llttle thmg Moody W1ll1am He always has somethvng on hrs mmd even thougn t s nothlng Mullen Paul Favorlte song Im a left handed fellow wrth a fl ht handed glrl Musrck Matthew Even the Great Stone Face would look amazed at hrs mno cence Newcomer W1ll1am Not so new at tnatll Noonan Clark Is my t1e straxghtw O I ear Stephen How s my harr now? Olsen Frank Gett ng 1n other people s way Orengeo Tony So bashfulll Osmann Eleanor Let us become better acquamtedi' Patterson Helen Wrsdom has proved to be great Patterson Robert Is he w1ld97 Patterson Wayne No so short' Patton Vxnme You don t say ' Patton Ehzabeth Not so hard to be seen Permar Edward Where IS my wanderm boy tor11ght997 Petz Glaoys Not so very petty but pretty Plano john Does he blush? I ll say he does Plano Nel11e As quret as qulet as n ht Prcarello joseph Whats the matter wrth my answer Prxester Ethel Is my nose stlu shmy Pratt Anna Good natured Ree er Mlldred Sweet and modest Radzevlck joseph One of us Rlggs Rex What has he done wrtu hrs prpe? Rlseboro Dorothea Oh where IS my comb and Doreen Rob nson Helen A qulet maxden Reoper Bermce London Please Sadle Grace Such a good memory Saltz joseph Seen and heard' Scheff Charles Smrllng Gazozza Scott Katheryn Member of the kntergarden Scott Sherldan Enghsh IS my favonte' Shearer Alvm O mlnd do not wander away Shearer Dorothy Step on a hght fantastmc toe Shearer Leah Amt love rand799 Shmoskl Staney Algebra versus En sh No comparlsonl Shrader Grace Amt Latm hard? Shrum Lloyd Not so much rn a whm' Shuster Rosa Little but O Myl' SllVlS Mary The old fashxoned grrl In a new fashloned town S1lVlS Zxcharrak Alas he gxgglesl Smlth Melv1n Qu et but please. rr Sofko W1ll1am A dashm man I1 I ' . . - , , I v ' b , - , 'T E .. , W . 1. , . - , .1 , - .L , - 1 ' ' , 'T .. , W 9 y - . , ' .. , L . , T ' ... S ' it q - . 1 . U . , . 2, 1 1 W - . a - ' l . .- . . so x s tb Y .. . - . 7 , . , - Reeger, George-Our future sheik cr ' .- 5 U , - 1 Y - . . , 1 .. , .. , W . . - ' i y 1-' 1 Q - . .- I ' o' , ,D . .y - gh - . t Y ' D 1 ' 1- - v - 1 v . .y - . U, , . . . . . - .U ! i ' , '- i , . . . -v . U ' b fi 'Aty- Sosuskl joe Do a useful thmg happens to be dead Spencer Elton W1ll he reach hrs brothers he1ght9 Stahley Anastas1a Ste has that royal name Staney Stanley Why so closely relatedn Stark Ellzabeth On' That football star Strnson Ira Do Iras come from Ireland? Stump Helen Contrary to her name Sweltzer Robert Our future shelk Tanner Ellzabeth Whats hard about SCICHCCD Tate Nxck So full of Jokes Theurer Fred Our future mus1c1an Thompson Carl The most basmul ooy IU school' Thompson LeRoy He beheves rn a smile from ear to ear Thompson Nea' Why so short? Thurlmg Charles Whats school for77 Tomhnson Dorothy How to make Algebra easy Study Trombeth john Smlle and the world smiles w1th you Tyler Cllfton Glrlsl He s handsome V1zz1ne Anna bo modest and shy Walker Hazel Is she a walker P Walter Bloucho Is he a talker??P Whyham Curt1s Is he a cour eous Curtis? Whlteman Lols Algebra my cake' W1nter Mabelle Not so cold as sne sounds W1tal1s joseph Does he worry about nls ha1rcomb77'9 Woodxk Pauhne O those eyes Wood George Would he? Yarlett Frank Let s buy hxm a comb Zlmoskl joseph The gr ls ldeal Zundel Arthur He IS wearmg them lon gurls Whlte Mary Seen but not heard Wfhylflame toj H S Ethel Floyd To ol,ey my teachers Sara Frater To be an elocutxonlst Arthur Gerard To Le a good boy Alfred Gongaware To pass the tlme away Harold Harrle To fight the l1ttle glrls Carolme Harrold To prove that szlence IS golden Axleen Houston To be a student Katherme Klfer To be a star at domg stunts Robert Knappenberger To be the kid of the class Beulah Llnhart To be the model Nm tx . ,, . ,,, ., , - , W u , W . , T . . s T 1 ' , W u y - , - , 7 n , W . nn y - i T - - 5 I ' , - . . . , ET . , W I f n , '- . , - , . . , . - . n in . . , - , ll Y! y W a , T . . . West, Dorothy-Her hand is always in the air , ' - 1 ' . . , . - , l , - - , - , ' ' Q . . . 1 -Q 1 y W a I Qi l ' , - x - . . U . 1 bi , - I O . - U . I. . 1- -'-lwu Florence Loughner To make use of my smrles Bert Lutz To be a future screntrst Ceceha Myers To look after my brg brother Srs Glenn Myers To get a grrl Mrldred Myers To exercrse my Jaws Helen Myers To become acquarnted wrth males Irene Gaglrardr To be a crence star What s ln a Name ln a Rambllng Story Evelyn Hauser Once upon a trme there was a v ry BOI D young SAILOR named SIMP SON who had been a mate of a boat called the DENT Some of Srmpsons shrp mates were SORBER MCCAULLY and small but not least SANDSON wh, later became captarn of the crew which he named the NOSS because he con rd red hrs crew a brrght and brrllrant bunch Sandson was later trans ferred to a larger boat known as the CARUSO Calthough rt could not srngj and wrth hrm on thrs boat he took hrs crew the Noss and also some ROG ERS srlvervvare After spending a few SUMMERS on thrs boat Sandson notrc ed that a larger crew was needed and GUEST he would have to remedy thrs trouble so he added to hrs crew some of hrs old school frlends among who were HOUSTON LEVIN and HEASLEY Thrs he called the second cr vV and as the boat moved from the east to the WEST he suggested a name for hrs new shrp mates he called them the FOX because he consrdered thrs bunch trrcky and shy was a very good captarn so lfe was transferred agarn wrth all hrs men thrs trme to a passenger boat called the PRESTON on whrch travelled many young ladres whom Sandson knew Some of these ladres who we e Journeyrng to France rn order to acqurre a better educatron were Mrsses PIERSON COR WIN and EGAN and when these three reached France the first crty they vrsrt ed and FELD happy rn was Parrs Here they notrced the LE VIER Beauty Parlor so they entered After havrng entered they met Mrss FINK and a SHEARER who was CLIPP1NG ER halr They next met the manrcurrst Mrss WURTHNER whom they told that they wrshed to have therr faces massaged She sard If SO WASH your face After leavrng thrs shop they traveled on down the street and here entered the KRAUSE SHU STOR One of them purchased a parr of JONES oxfords From here they went rnto a large department store known as the NESTLER although rts manager was very small Here one of our Amerrcan ladres bought some CLARK S crochet thread as she rntended to spend some of her spare trme rn makrng fancy work FW' Now fatrgued the three ladres vrsrted the MICHAUX Park where thev rested under the blowrng TREES and at a drstance they could see a mrll so they watched the MILLER S workmg lard Nmety Three ' T ' ll ' Y! . .- S . 9 O C O Ll Y! ' Y . ' Q -- 1 1' ' . , A S. C . , . ., . 1 ll V! ' ' Y ' ' ' ' ll YI 1 1 ' . - , ' 3 . . . y r ' cv 1 The officers of the Navy, with ADAMSON as sercetary, thought Sandson ' ll !! ' v . . . . , 4 Y ' . . - , . . . . ,, 0 ' - 9 I! ' ' ' 9 - ' U H ' CK YY l Y - . . . 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