Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1925 volume:

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V AII PAPERS UNINIS 'XINU VAI XJSI RI TURI FRXMINO IVIX SJIVIAI X Phone R X, 1 Axcnue '35 I- ouxse nen nd L 5 mx 0 Q T 1 In urou 1 me ooc B1 NV1 ts vxron Torn I tasted tobdfco on hm hps last B1 xou it sn Torn She doesnt YOU CLI' VVIIAT XOU 'SK IOR AI Xi THE HOME OE FRESH DRIIFS NO SUP5 IIU TOPS Y , - , , . , 4 O K I ,JL A ,Q I N, I I L V I 0 v- -,.. . ' ' . ' li' ' I 3'i , Q.. 4 I F I IQNQ , . . I -Y . . .E A M .-il: ,I ES- ' C 2 . 2 ' A ' ,fi ., - -- -O TIE lay ' Louise: Can you drive with one hand? Hill teagcrlyyz Ir--Yes. I, 5 2 'I' I .I 11 1' gl x' . or: 2 I' tl gh DY'-III A12 X for ' I. III: Ia f gg? 2 . 1 ' ' x .' night. 'II: I tl gl she di'In't mkc. 3 7, W, Aw 4, Hmm IH' 'HN lim fn Sorovif I' I . , 1 1 A, I A I ,ff - ' QT ,T. 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P IKPD anh 151119 19311 V0 V 'Nlumber CLASS Ol' I- ICERS Pres dent Kenneth Stlnson Secretary jane Kealey Treasurer A nes Welker Class Colors Brown and Whrte Class Flower Tul1p Class Motto Dont try dyln aut d1e tryrn CI ASS SONG Tune of Nancy Lee Four years a o we came to H1 h The jolly class of Twenty frve No task too hard but what we ll try The class of Twenty f1VC The four years passed t1ll now at last we o away O er h ll and lea on land and sea our paths may stray But eve ln our mrds w1ll stay The memory of tasks we here be un All Hall' All hall the class of Twenty frve The class of Twenty fue all hall The class of Twenty fue all hall A better class you ne er can f1nd Than we the class of Twenty f1VC Our teachers words we keep ln 'nrnd The class of Twenty fue Our H h School l1fe 15 swrftly passrn soon we part And Mem r1es sweet envraven deep upon each heart Well cher1sh ex er ceasm never thou h apa1t The fr1endsh1ps here be un Farewell farewell to thee dear eannette H1 h Farewell the class of Twenty fwe Farewell farewell to thee dear eannette H1 h Farewell the class of Twenty fue ll 1 ll l l, . 1 I. ! ' - . O . . D , - , . gy X . Y. gl S 3 - . W' on . b . l 'Q - 1 Y - lv r ' Y ll - ' O . ,, - - I 1 ' A ' . All hail! All hail, the class of Twenty-five, .. - ' , ' A I lo ' ' ' ' Y o - ' -as ra- ' . t, . . ' 1 l U o - . t, , D. . . . p O . D , . , J '51 . ., - , ' . J 'sf . Q :V 1' DEDICA T10 N With smcere gratitude for the many services he has rendered to us as our appreciation of him we the class of 1925 respectfully dedicate this our Year Book to Mr Francis Lembach Inch , f V a heartfelt tribute to his sterling qualities as a man, and as a mark of ,. ,, iv il we Q16-FR MR HARRY-I STUMP Prmcmpal of the Jeannette Hlgh School 490 496' 1 701' MR E VVILBUR LONG Supermtendent of the jean nette Publxc Schools 163-TN QP W Thnteen ' WWE' 2 1 V 4 Q U ' 2 l 3 ' QQ S t G egg? E -r 7710 lL'cl1'ii11g Siu Ed1tor m Chxef ASSOC13tC Edvtcrs Busmess Manab Assxstant Busmess M1111 Manaber Mar aret Snrum Ethel Landgraff f john Blumberg James Landxs . -. - . f I 1 -Y vm - g . . . ,s ' ,, Der 7 H ,, . Y -,,-Pau1 Fink lnclllollcll IECIIIIIJOILS Margaret Shrum Every Hrgh School student has heard about the pot of vold wh ch 1mag1nat1on has created as berng at the foot ot the rambow Some of us have read storles of the adventures of boys and UlI'lQ who were trylng to reach the rambow 1n order to Get that gold But have any of them reach ed 1t9 Few rf any have even nn f1ct1on They were not ambrtrous and persever nv enough to keep on amonv the hardshlps they had to endure What lS a rambow? IS the questron whrch often enters our mmd Thrs questlon lS prompted mostly because we see them only when the sun shlnes durmv a shov er It 19 slmply the sun s reflectron upon hundreds of t1ny ramdrops a sunrav becomes bent as lt enters a drop of ram and thus drsperses 1nto many colors It IS a natural spectrum the sun lmpersonat mo t1e artlst and the ralndrops the pamts the sun rays act as brushes whrch the artrst uses to mrx the pamts u t as Jt takes so many tmy ralndrops to complete a beautlful ram bow so lt takes a great many thmffs to make a complete and Joyous suc cess just as the adventurer has many dlsappomtments on hrs way to seek the pot of Gold so each of us has many drsappomtments on the road to uccess Upon efraduatlng the members of the Senlor Class wrll go out 1nto the world to attam success But to attarn that success they must have the de termmatlon of w1ll to keep on toward thelr goal they must conslder therr mxsfortunes and hardshrps as elements whxch vull tend to strengthen therr characters and lncrease thelr knowledge of the world and 1tS treatment of manklnd They must learn that all these thlngs are as necessary to com plete tl'e1r success as the ralndrops are to create the rambow Every hrgh school student has some ambltlon to reach some defmrte goal That goal should contam the word success' The Sernors have reached upon graduatlon the flrst turn ln the road to success Probably some of them thought thev would reach the rambow at the first curve but as the boy ln the story learned rt v as st1ll far away Every graduate should resume the Journey untxl he reaches the end Many wmll do so by entermo college others poss1bly by teachmo school st1ll others by dolng commercxal work a few may fall by t lC waysrde because the journey was too tlresome and drsappolntmg even for obtarnmg a reward at the end I take thrs opportunlty to say to every hwh school student whether he IS a Freshman or a Senlor that unless he works patrently and earnestly toward h1s goal he w1ll not reach hrs rambow whrch to h1m IS success' He wmll lose lrke those adventurers of story fame So let us all become earnest travellers on the road to success vshere when we reach the end a truly great reward awarts us I lflw F1 a o ' 0 QA Y . Q 1 J --- ' It V! ' ' 1 D . ea '- o ' ' ' ' 1 Y I ' v : . ' b ' D ' ' U . . ,, . . . . . i . Y . Q. , . D T I L Q . , ' . , . . . A 1 D ' V ' J S . . . - v 5 ' 1 . rt H - - 3, v E .1 v A C 1 . . . . . Y. . l , . U ' l . , . v 1 - J 1 , : . t, - ' - - ' , u w ' -1 ' Q - v , . 5 v 1 , . v 'f r du' hpnll Sixtwn lllghtwn Kenneth H Stmson Pres Athletxc ASSOCl3tlOH C41 Rmg Commxt ee C31 Chorus C3 41 Class Pres C41 Year Book Representatrve C31 Em erson Lxterary Socrety Pres C2 31 Bask etball C41 Class Basketball C21 Class baseball C21 W2LH C41 It Pays To Advertr e C41 Class Nrbht Our class presvdent IS Kenny Lake h1m we have not many Hes there w th a grm and goes out to w1n Both rn school and m hfe s busy dm Mary jane Kealey Llterary V1ce President C1 41 Secretary C2 31 Glee Club C1 21 I F F Club C41 Vlce Presldent of Bryant Llterary C41 It Pays To Advertlse C41 Chatter chatter all the day Smg and laubh on Lifes Hlghway jane IS full of pep and Joy And very true to 4 Semor Boy Agnes L Welker Orchestra C3 41 Glee Club C21 I F F C41 Class Basketball C21 Class Treas urer C41 Jumor Prom Commrttee C31 Invrtatron Committee C41 Sec Bryant Llt erary C41 Agnes Welker IS ber name She IS always just the same Ever m for lots of fun, And always has her lessons done ' t 3 - 1 . 'S I . JU . g F . V . I , ' , . Class Secretary C1-3-413 Orchestra C1-213 Y Y, I I . U . , . z - 3 3 . . I Sara Allce Ashbau h Commerclal Club C3 4j I F F Q45 Class Nxght To each class rs gmven one Ahce To any one she s ne er borne mahce Shes proper and prxm falr and sllm And loves a young boy very tndy and trlm Ervxn H Baugh Commercxal Club C45 Not To The Swift C4J Scvence Club W2LH C45 Penn our ne1ghbors of the west Is a town most hlghly blest Because t harbors Erwln Bau h The boy vuth the great ha' ha' Grace K Bazell Rayen H1gh School Orchestra J H F F 49 An mdustrlous glrl IS Grace Bazell She does her lessons so very well That extra work to her 1S glven As a mus1c1an shell make her llvmg H Regvnald Belden Parnassus H1gh School Glee Club Al pha Llterary Soclety' J H S W2LH C41 Reg 1S another new comer He came to our town last summer Fore1gn languages are h1s forte He IS llkCW1SC a Studebaker sport 1N1netc 4 ll U a ' , . . . . Y Y 1 ' f , . . . Y Y ' , u y - f. - . . I A U ' Y i o' ' xv . . .S. , ' , U . . , . . , - ' Y . ' ' ' ll YI v' AL Tw nts Cleon Berlm Boys Gym Club C41 Glee Club C3 41 WzLH Q41 Cleon the stalwart Cleon the wonderful Cleon the questxonarre of the class Agnes E BCI'Z1I'lSk1 Scrence Club fx 2 3 41 Secretary C2 31 Open Lrterary C21 Glrls Gym Club Q41 Class Nlght Berzmskl our Agnes vs full of fun An artrst I m sure shell one day become Or else a wnter Im not sure whrch And wnth her jokes she sure rs rrch Mary Margaret Brrolo Mary Mary never contrary Always at chool brrght and early And she IS one whose work IS done Before some otners have begun Eleanor Seeley Blew Glee Club fr 21' Bryant Lxterary Secy 131 Class Basketball Q21 Inter Gyrnnasr um Class Basketball Q2 41 Classical Club I F F Her name IS Blew her eyes are blue It vs her favonte color too To call her cheerful spmts blue We greatly fear would never do Classical Club f41g I. F. F. C41. C472 - - -C4D- W - I 1 ' . 4 . john Otto Blumberg Pres Lrterary Soclety C11 Class Base ball C31 Sc1ence Club C1 2 31 Athletic As socratron Nommatmg Commlttee C31 Year Book Representatlve C21 W2LH C41 Edltxn Staff C41 Valedlcto 1an A gemus sure IS john Blumberg He loves h s books better than hrs hm burg He scorns the gurls and glves has t1me To Sclence Math and Shakesperlan rhyme Margaret Patncla Burrows Emerson Literary Socxety Secretary C41 Glee Club and Chorus C41 I F F C41 Pro Consul C1ass1cal Club C41 It Pays To Advertrse A really Par1s1an type IS Mardl Txs sard that she 's often tardy Her sm les do send her swams 1n trances Even chemlstry fell before her glances Thelma E Butler Glee Club Cr 21 Prom Commlttee C31 Pennant Commlttee C41 junror Class Treasurer C31 Pageant C41 I F F Club Thelma s frlends are very many As for foes she has not many And she IS one who does her share In every Semor Class affalr ohn P Byrns Sclence Club Cr 2 3 41 Rmg Com C31 Baseball C21 Class Basketball C31 W2LH C41 Pennant Comm1ttee C41 johnme Byrns that dear llttle fellow Has h1s Scotch name sake s qualmes mellow From hls dark eyes good humor beams Happy and satlsfied he always seems . , ' ' - - - 1 1 1 g 1 1' . 1 1 - 1 1 1 '1 1 : , . . . , ' , as ' 9 1 11 1 , . . . . - 1 G . . ' 1 1 1 , , . . . , . 1 .... , - - - , Q : 1 1 , . . , . . 1 1 Aladrno J Cxocchr Commerce Club C2 34, Not To the Swrft f4J Chorus C42 W2LH Q41 lt Pays to Advertrse Aladmos always gay He just laughs h1s troubles away One look at hxm and you can tell Why by everyone he s hked so well Florence A Cnpullo Slence Club cI234J I F F Open Llterary Q Q Class Nxght Florence has a forergn shrug The shrug was acqulred when abroad The smgmg from hearxng a dove coo Rose Mane Danton Glee Club Q11 Open Literary C31 Com mercxal Club C45 Glee Club and Chorus C43 Wxde awake and very brxght Thats what we thmg of Rose And she IS one who 1S able to wrlte Both poetry and prose Lloyd E Ebner W2 LH Ebner s a mechamcal hound For the llfe of an rnventor he s bound He wears a sly grm and has up hls sleeve Some ldeas whxch for hrm fame wlll achleve lswntx two - - , ls ' U! . I Y ' CO I Y 7 ' ll ' I ! Y , . c' . ---:'. . .C4D: 1 3 . l She's quite a songster too: . Y : ' : - I I 2 i. ' , p V . , . Karolyn Theresa Embs Commerclal Club Q31 I F F Q41 Karolyn has a m1le walk to school She l1kes It and ne er a day does she mlss The great open space has glven to her Rosy Cheek clean mmd and healthful blxss Mary Ellzabeth Evans Glee Club Q2 31 Rmg Commlttee Q31 Secy of Athletxc Assoclatlon Q31 L1terary Soclety Sec y Q41 Pageant Q41 The glrl w'th the school glrl complexlon QYou see rn our class we have qulte a select1on1 Her charmmg appearance IS just a re flectlon Of v1rtues whxch almost attain perfec tlon Paul E Fmk Busmess Manager Red and Blue Q41 Class Presxdent Q21 Sclence Club Q1 2 31 Forum Glee Club Q1 2 31 Lantern Staff Q21 Class Basketball Q1 2 41 Gym Club Q41 Open lterary Emerson Lxterary Soc1ety Pres Q11 Yea Book Reporter Q11 It Pays To Adver t1se Salutator1an A model student vs Paul Fmk The marks he gets would make you thmk That he Just studles mght and day Wrthout a mmutes t1me for play Edward M ller Pres L1terary Socxety Q11 Forum Club Q31 Chorus Q41 An argumentatlve lad IS Ed Many the noble works he s read And lf you glve h1m half a chance Hell battle w1th hvs mtellectual lance Twenty thlew 7 ! g . l . . D . ' , - Z : ' - - 3 - - : Q31g Invltatlon Commltteeg Class Track : - - 9 1 L Q I-2 1: ' ' ' . 5 r , as , - . ,, . , . . ' Y U i - I g . Mrke J Getto Open L1terary C11 Bryant Llterary So clety Pres C21 Football C2 34, Basket ball Q45 Commerc1al Club Asst Secretary C29 W2LH C49 xke s our leadmg athlete Hes one whom none drshke And yet I wonder why the boys All pick on llttle Mxke W11l1am K W Hansen Athletlc Assoc1at1on Pres C41 Football C3 4D Chorus C41 WzLH j H S there came a boy A wlse httle boy was he Hrs Englxsh marks were a source of Joy Goldle Cecella E Helly Sclence Club f234J Secy C3j Glrls Glee Club I F F Q45 Class Nnght Goldle IS a lustrous name For broken test tubes she gets the blame Her teachers thmk shed make a line preacher But Goldle s wnsh IS to be a teacher Paul B Hepler Gym Club 14, W2LH Sald Paul Hepler to hls frxend Grrls are not needed nor ever w1ll be But let us hope m future years A quxet grrl will End m Paul her beau lNNll1lX loul l . Z . - N - Z ' ' I ' 3 . 5 .. M , . I Y ' ll' ' Y! . . . Q : - : 3 . To . . . His motto, Letter B. . -- 5 , D . 9 3 . . . g . ' 1 l . , . . 5 . H . , . Soyn 7 , . N l l Raymond J Horne Football Q2 3 41 Basketball Q3 41 Track Q2 3 41 Bryant L1terary Soclety Pres Q21 Commerclal Club Secy Q31 Treas Q41 Not To The Svuft Q41 Horney Horney the Speedy One Grabbed the ball and away he ran He ran so fast and plunged so hard The opponents play he surely barred Edward P Keefer Scxence Club Q1 2 31 Boys Gym Club Q41 Orgamzmg Comm1ttee Q41 W2LH A falthful worker IS our Ed Besldes theres Chemrstry 1n h1s head He doesnt belong to the nolsy clan But hell help you out whene er he can M Vmcent Kennedy 34 Reporter Q31 Presldent Q41 Year Book Reporter Q11 Emerson L1terary So cxety Pres Q21 Student Manager Q41 Prom Commlttee Q31 Pennant Commxttee Q41 Class Track Team W2LH Q41 Vmce Kennedy IS a busy youth H1s clothes and speech are never un couth He may become an actor bland So fond xs he of the shows at the Strand Ethel L Kmg Commerc1al Club Q41 Bryant L1terary Socxety Secy Q31 I If Q41 Cass Nlght So meek so mlld so unassummg Never forward or assummg Pleased and content wxth everythmg Such ns the glrl named Ethel King Tw ents fix Q ' l ' ' Z ' S I ' ' I . 2 , , 3 . z u Y: n ! Y I ! Z . . . : . P J ' , Y ! 9 Class Vice Pres. Q21g Science Club Qr-2- - 1: : ' 1 : - ' 1 Z 1 Z ' ' 3 . F. '. Q 1 l l . 1 . I ! Ethel P Landgraff Secretary Lltera y Socrety 11 21 Class Treasurer 121 Forum 131 Treasur er I F F Club 141 Edxtor ln Chlef Lan t 13 41 R Commlttee 131 Open Llterary 11 2 31 Ycar Book Staff 141 It Pays to Advertrse Commerce Club 121 Year Book Representatlve 121 Honor Oratlon Curly locks and sunny smxle Makes you feel that lvfes x o1th whllc Sue always tnumphs vn the end And makes a true and slncere fnend Asslstant Busmess Manager Year Book Commerce Club 14 Presldent 141 Not to the Swlft WzLH J1mm1e looks qulte mnocent But please dont be mxslead Hes mvghty full of devllment He s anythmg but dead Vera M Lauffer Commerce Club 141 Secretary I F Club 141 Class Nlght Our class has many pretty glrls Some wvth talent some wlth curls But among the mcest dearest and sweetest Is Vera Lauffer one of the neatest Anna L Loughner Commcrce Club 13 41 F F Club C47 Never a giggle never a word Never an actxon the least absurd Never a thmg does she leave undone Thls IS our Anna cur PICSCIOUS one 4 . T . - : 1 I ' . . . . ,, . . . , ' ' ' ern - : ing ' g - - : , as - U , . 5 . . , N . . . . 1 , james Landis . . S . ' . H ,Q 9 ' ,nv , . 1 ' ,, 1 I - ' ' : . . F. 3 . I Y ' I Y l 3 , . - - I , -. . . . I I I , . Twenty-six joseph C McCann Science Club C3 45 Vice President zacience Club C45 President Photography Club Q45 WzLH C45 It Pays To Ad vertxse joe McCann was a Jolly young man And a Jolly young man was he Ever late for school though against the rules But never a bit cared he Louise Rita McConnell Treasurer Athletic Association Q45 Glee Club C1 45 Commercial Club fg 45 I Club C45 To Louise McConnell we refer As one who llkes to kid Yet we can t help but like her Though some foxy tricks she did Dorothy jane McV1cker Cleveland Heights High Jeannette H S F F Club C45 From Cleveland H1 comes Dorothy To grace our Semor Class You ask if she IS bright ln school just look at the marks of the bonn1e ass Ralph B Megahan Basketball C45 President Bryant Liter ary C35 Class Basketball Q1 25 Presi dent W2LH Club Class Baseball fr 25 It Pays to Advertise Ralph to his teachers but Quack to his gang He starts off the day with a whoop and a bang A lad never falling ln wise repartee And a Jumping good center on our Var sity Tvs entv sew en N I . - 3' . . p - 3 ' - 3 .,F. F. Collinwood ' High: Glenville High? l . x ulx tl ht Sylvester Meyer Llterary Socxety Pres fr 25 Scxence Club Radlo Club Football C3 45 Basket ball 12345 Baseball C1 25 Track Q45 W2LH Sylvester Meyers lS no Hyer In studles of any sort But nevertheless this fellow es Is a leader 1n every sport Roy L Morgan Belle Vernon H S Secretary Q15 Bas ket Ball Varsxty C1 2 35 Football La Cer cle de Francals Q2 35 j H S Football C45 Chubby IS thxs chaps mck name Only th1s year to us he came But on the grxdlron he won much fame Francis Marlon Mull Lantern Staff 13 45 Emerson Lmterary Gym Club C45 Ofganlllng Commxttee of Boys Gym Club C45 W2LH Class Nlght Mutt Mull s like Harold Teen None better Llllums has never seen Flrst rn sports then ln school He s a very good fellow as a rule George K Myers W2LH C45 Chorus Q45 Sclence Club CI 237 George George the Hempfield Lad Is never very bold or very bad Hrs chxef fanlmg I must confess Is for the lassles of J I-I S l i ' : I Q- v: - u , S Society Pres. C453 classical Club: Boys' i . y . . . 1 W Irva M Myers Commercial Club C3 41 I F F C41 Class Basket Ball C21 Emerson Literary Soc1ety Secs C41 Basket Ball C41 Class Nlght A very cheerful ma'den who Is happy all the day We know that she IS always glad When ln the mrdst of play Lloyd C Nesbltt W2LI-I C41 Open Lnterary C2 31 Scx ence Club C41 It Pays to Advertlse A thoughtful fellow IS our Lloyd He does not llke to be annoyed HIS home IS ln Penn and that IS why Our Lloyd IS such a clever guy Leanna E Rogers Commerclal Club C2 3 41 Scnence Club Nrght A Jolly peppy glrl IS she In shorthand she does vsell A fine stenographer shell be She wrvtes a speed pell mell Lena E Santy Lantern Staff C2 3 41 Comrnercral C2 3 41 Presxdent C41 Gym Club C41 I F F Club C41 Open Llterary C3 41 Inv1tat1on Commlttee C41 It Pays To Advertise Lena IS a regular peach And has a lot of fnends She has lots of pep and her curly blonde ha1r To her enchantment lends Twentv nme 1 I ' l C?-3-415 I. F. F. C41: Gym Club C41: Class Thu U Margaret Catherrne Shrum Emerson Lxterary Secretary C25 Com merc1al Club C2 3 45 Not to the Swlft I F F Club C45 Pres Charrman Penant Commrttee C45 Ed1tormCh1ef Year Book Treas Athletlc Assoelatlon C45 Class Nlght Margaret Shrum IS a fanthful chum To all her old school frxends She does her work wlthout a shark No xdle hours she spends Theodore C Soles W2 LH A clean cut boy whos llked by all Hns manners cant be beat A gentleman You ve sand the word Hes charmmg fine and neat F Everett Standlsh 3 45 Vrce Pres C35 It Pays To Adver txse W2LH Here IS Everett amonb our files A worthy decendent of old Cap Mules L1ke the Purltan brave from nerther powder or gun But from a powdered face wzll thls lad run Jean Adelle Topper Basketball C3 45 Captam C45 Class Basketball fr 25 Gym Club C45 Commer c1al Club C25 Bryant Lnterary Vice Pres Q2 Track C35 I F F 45 jean Topper YS full of pep Shes always on the go Theres not a one m J H S Whod dare to call her slow Orchestra Cr-2-3-45: Science Club fI-2- 5: Q . . .C . Berta Mar1e Vater Orchestra C1 2 3 45 Commerc1al Club C3 45 Vlce Pres C45 Glee Club and Cho rus Q45 Gym Club Q45 I F F Q45 Berta Vater careful and neat Her perseverance can t be beat Eleanor Matllda Ymglmg I F F Sc ence Club So very txmld IS Eleanor Ymghng She has never been keen about mmglmg Seen but not heard hke the 1deal ch1ld Is thls gzrl so retlrmg and m1ld Ruth Beal Glee Club Q25 Commerclal Club C3 45 Ruth 1s extremely shy As qulet as she can be She hardly says a word ln class A comely mavd s she Mae Baubhman I F F Club C45 Commerc1al Club C3 45 Glee Club and Chorus Q1 2345 Hlgh School P1an1st Q45 A stately lass IS Mae She has a pleaslng way Of playmg m chapel every dav A mus1c1an ns her axm I do dare say Thlrty one 1. F. F. 445. 1 i . ' dlllllllll Votes Em1l Chisko Paul Heaslev Vera Lauffer and joe Michaux are helpmo the Rubber Company produce Vacuum Tires El1zabeth Corw1n lS domv clerical work in the Pennsylvania Rubber Company Irene Feld deceased Robert Dawson deceased Mary Evan IS now spending the greater pait of he K1 I1C ln Gillespie s Shoe Department Iv1e Ashbauoh james Eicher Howard Fox Clara Guest Elsle Krause Luc1lle Shearer jenora Wherry and Elizabeth Cunkleman have taken up the duties of school teachers and are endeavorxnv to teach their pupils some of the many th1ngs that they have been tauvht Gertrude Fink IS in trainmo in tne Alleoheny General Hospxtal George Jamison IS golng to Pitt and workmo 1n Drachs Drug Store m his spare moments Ben Levin one of last years stars is now enrolled 1n the University of Pennsylvania Mar1on Lev1er is attend1ng Goucher Colle e Ed1th Noss is continulng her education at Oberl1n HOUSCW1fC Grace Preston IS employed by the Westmohouse Company Vernelle Reese is going to be a successful photographer She 1S work mo at Gxrons Studlo Nell Nestler IS workmo at Galer s Druv Store Edna Mae Rogers IS do1nO stenooraphxc work at McKee Glass Com P3nY Neva Shuster 15 another one of our 1rls is who learmnv to be A Successful Housewife Alex Martmazzo IS traveling in Europe Dorothy Myers 1S attendmo Ind1ana Normal Ruth Sailer IS enrolled n Oh1O Wesleyan University Sara Sowash 1s attendino Ind1ana Normal Everett Sorber Samuel Sandson and Tom Adamson are attendmo Prtt V1r01n1a Hellman IS enrolled at P C W Helen Clark lS work1nO ID the office at the American Wlndow Glass Company Chester Staney 1s now at York oe Dent and Leo Zaleski are attendm., accountmu schools at Pitts buroh lllllIX I C 4 4 9 1 1 . v l .' . b b . . ,D . . . ,-3 v l 1 v f 1 Q v ' Q Y . ' . v . 5 . g . 5 s -- V A ' Z3 b . . . . O - g . Katherine Pierson is at home, learning the secrets of A Successful . g . g - . ' 5 5 - el zs ' , g N - , , - D .. g . , g . v 1 1 b - g A ' . . . U . J . I . U . 1 . - N D D . ' - wo Part Time Training Course Apprent ce Trammg Industnal Department Thls course IS for the tralnmg of apprentlces ln the various mdustrxes of Jeannette and nearby d1str1cts The school and 1ndustr1es co operate w1th each other 1n tie thorough trarmng of the apprentlces The apprentlces work 1n parts Wh1le one IS at work gettmg the actual trade pract1ce for two weeks the other one IS at school gettmg the related and techmcal tram mg necessary for success as a tradesrnan Thxs enables the employer to have an apprent1ce on the Job all the tlme On the Saturday before chang mg turns both boys are required to be on the Job the boy who has been m school thereby learnmv what IS bemg done so he can step nght ln the followlng Monday mormng wlthout any loss of tlme for explana two weeks about plan at school and shop whrle the thxrd year 1S spent entlrely m the shop The State and The Federal governments ard financ1all5 m the conduct 1n of the course and consequently xnspect and approve the curr1culum Our course of study rs outlmed and revrsed from tlme to trme to meet the needs and most modern practrces rn our local xndustrles In order to enroll 1n thls course the student must be at least I4 years of age preferably 16 and must have completed at least the elghth grade 1n school The student IS grven a try out penod m the shop rn whxch he IS to work before bemg enrolled as a student If h1s work IS satlsfactory to hrs employer he lS placed on the two week about schedule of tramrng If he IS not satrsfactory he rs changed to some other lme of work and the employer IS grven another boy At the present tlme there are fifteen boys followmg sux dnfferent trades Thnty thu Q . . b . . . tion. The course is three years in length, two years to be spent on the . g . . t enrolled in the different manufacturing concerns in this distrct The course of study conslsts of Mechanical Drawing and Blue Print Readinff 4'2 hours per week Mathematics 5 hours per week Trade The ory 1 hour per week Health talks and Physical Training 2 hours per week English 5 hours per week Civics and HlSt0fy 5 hours per vseek Physics 5 hours per week Blue print read1n0 is taught by USIDO actual Jobs selected and furnished by the industries Material for free hand sketchino 1n the form of castings machines etc are also furnished by he industries In this way we are able to introduce more of the actual shop work than we could by following some more bookish method This course is now in its second year of existence and while we cannot boast of great numbers enrolled at the present time nor has the course met with the approval of all the local industries vue are neverthe less striving t make it a department that vull function and prove its worth in an mdustrlal community such as Jeannette Drawinv Blue Print Reading Trade Theory and Mathematics he also V1SltS the factories and keep in touch with the work the boys are doing in the places Mr Eaoleson teaches Industrial Physlc Mrs Schaefe1 has the academic subjects which are English Ancient History and Civics Director of Industrial Education Adzeu Rose Marle Danton The summer days have come Vacatlon time is near This season is to some The happiest of the year The freshmen novs. exultrng The sophomores gaily cheering The Juniors all are smgm And all but we are smiling No not for us this rumpus For us no laugh or song Th1s time serves to remind us That we will leave ere lon Our Joy IS bitter sweet Our happiness a mask Perhaps we never more shall meet Our pals these four years past For four short years pass quickly And now from friends vue part, lhixlx Ilrlll . by : . ' I - , Z . .. v z , 1 ' ' ' ', 2 ' ' D V D b , , .. . n . . , . . . ' 7 1 V . . 0 . vi. . . Mr. johnson, the director of this department, teaches Mechanical .S . . A, v . z . U . . - - s I Y 1 . . . 5 . A, . . U 4 g, ' It V' , , . . op b. We try to sm1le thouch weakly To hrde what s ln our heart The happlest day w1ll en We U0 to meet our fate That t1me our hurt w1ll mend I doubt that whlch I state For some thelr fate ln seel-:mo Wxll stray both far and wlde Save for some vague chance meetxnf Our paths no more colllde We d hke to say we re glad to o To Graduate ln une We re Glad to leave th1s gloomy hole To smg a merry tune But when we try they do not come Or else rn m1nor key We laugh and try aoam to hum Some catchy melody I try to say we d l1ke to stay To lauoh be gay Our work seems play When here w1th1n your walls t1s penned Fororve the tlmes we called you Prxson Smce now we cant depart Wrthout emotlon whlch has rxsen And caused thls Hutterln heart Farewell dear teachers' Accept our thanks For your kvnd help ln all our tr1als Forglve us all our Chl1d1Sh pranks And then for 1ve us our demals Farewell old pals' Both old and new In years to come remember Thouoh at thls tlme we say adxeu Our love endures forex er Farewell old school' We say adxeu Then turn for one last lmgermo new One lovlng, glance and say anew Farewell old school' Ad1eu' Adleul 1 U '- ' f ' df b . 'D ' I l ' I ' . O - 5 ' s J I 5 . t, tg ' I . . . y' More happy days right here to spend. 5 : . .' ' as 'Q H ,O . .1 . U ,, . U. . b . Cv V I I ' . . 7. D , XLQQQ-fs V. HISTORY 1 OUR CLASS Agnes Berzxnskr In September of tl'e year mneteen twenty one we the class of twenty five dared the ram and the threats of the Sophs and assembled from all parts of Jeannette and nearby towns at the old hrgh school burldm and enrolled there as Freshmen We are sub1ected to the usual treatment of Freshmen After we were accustomed to changmg rooms for classes we held a meet no to o gan ze our class the class The house IH uled for workmo blrds The the Freshmen and the Sophomores Slogans and slgns were wrltten over rn the rooms the class colors were structlon of our new hlbh school COI'ltCSt Laurence Kennedy was chosen pres1dent and brown and wh te colors greatest event of our Freshmen year was our V1Slt to the court Greensburo Mr Lembach then our C1V1CS teacher accompamed the other court ofhclals explained the V1SlfCd the county Jal to see the jaxl that day judge Dom and of the law to us We also most exc't1n0 event of the year was the llterary contest between Each class was determlned to wwn the s1dewalks and on the blackboards put on the elevator used III the con Needless to say our class won the Towards the sprm of the year the workmen constructtng tl'e new school mvented loud no1ses at the rate of about fifty each day All the students of the hn h school enjoyed these norses very much but not the teachers' A number of them were offering a fortune to the person who could lnvent a no se consumer The most amusmg event of the yea w. as the Freshmen entertamrnen ln the aud1tor1um A vlee club brought all the way from Afrlca and tram ed by a famous man demonstrated lts ab1l1ty to sxnv songs forvxa d back ward up slde down and ln deaf and dumb languaoe THIS club was red by Mxke Getto and was umversally known as the A P E Glee Club The program was enjoyed by exeryone especlally the Semors Th y showed llm fr T rg - x N N ,XML 4 4 X ll . - y 'A , A f .ua-vm, 5' , R fe ' iw Ig ' x f A or 1 Q t T 1 i A . , ' , A . ' , Z 5 r i us. We were not fortunate enough to see a real trial as ncne was sched- . U l . . . i . .- . b N . .O - u . g , x . D , Y ' ' . . .U . . Q, 5 ' Q . . I O , . - 7 . .. . b V T ' ,H . . . . , , ' ' U . . ' 1 ' ' ,e '-ry-six therr apprecxatlon of lt by presentmff the A P E Glee Club a beautrful boquet oF lettuce As the class was so large we were not able to have any partres dunno our fvrst year Dunn our Sophomore year we moved 1nto the new blllldlflg and made ourselves at home by wanderrng around the halls and comlng late to classes Gymnas1um classes were begun and Mr Lernbach was put rn charve of mak ln the Olrls beautxful and the boys manly We held our first party dunnv ou Sophomore year It was a great success and vsas enjoyed by all present The success of the party was due to Mmss Whalen and Mr Wrlght Dur1n our umor year we held a few partres but none were so suc cessful as or more enjoyed than the umor Prom an annual affalr wh1ch was held at the Country Club May 29 Events of the Senlor year are not hlstory except perhaps the Semor k1d party wh1ch was held on the stave The majorrty of the Semors put away therr d1 n1ty and solemmty donned k1d clothes vxh1ch made us re playrng Dames and eatln lolly pops Now that our hrstory rs wrltten ln the book of trme we slncerely hope that the class of twenty Eve vull not be forvotten A Toast Vrncent Kennedy Here s to the grrls of twenty five The 1rls that always are al1ve Always ready for any fun Full of pep and on the run Here s to the grrls of twenty five The Ulrls that always shall survlve Throu h sorrow and d1stress a smxle W1ll ll ht the1r faces all the whxle Here s to the grrls of twenty live The glrls no matter what thelr S176 They mrbht be tall they m1 ht be smau There s always a l1k1n for one and all Here s to the glrls of twenty five The glrls that always take the prlze The old fashxoned grrl may stlll be al1ve But g1VC me the g1rl of Twenty Frve Thurs sms Il . . b I I U . Y . . 5 . O V . . . 1, . t D b - . O . . . 23 ' fb ' b r . '- ' ' 3 J ' - ' - - . D . . .O . . . V . - - b , , semble the Freshmen of twenty-one, and enjoyed the evening by dancing, ' ' or ' cr - , ,, . . ' Y' 3 . I U. . D . , U . U . . t, . . .O . . 5 . .U r .U ..- ' , b , . . U U . Le Tow de MOIIJQ Ethel Landgraff One beautlful damp snowy evening rn july I94I I samd to my room mate Deane lets quxt thls teaching Job and take a trip around the world on the money I made from my invention of the square circle' Elxza Ctnat s my roommates namej promptly agreed and so the next day we left our hot plate and cat and started out for parts unknovsn Our first stop was at the metropohs of New York Smce thls was our first v1s1t to this clty we decided to take a mckel rxde on a bus and look thmgs over Some people got off the bus on Flfth Avenue and not know mg any better we dld too Oh crled Llza What a umque store ualnt I saxd Is a better adjectlve let s go 1n This store :vas nlled with gorgeous tapestrles antlque furniture and valuable curlos Imagme our surprise when we found that we were rn the shop of Mlss Mardr Bur rows famous mterlor decorator Mardr told us that many of the beautrful pamtmgs were painted by Mlss jean Topper now a prominent portrait pamter Before vse saxled we thought rt best to get some traveler s checks We went to the First National Sand Bank and were ushered mto the presr dent s office The presldent was Mr W Hansen who treated us royally On board our ship we gathered much valuable mformatlon Among our fellow passengers were james Landls head of a large publlshm com holder of the bantum wemght champlonshlp of the Unrted States and Pro fessor john Blumberg who was crosslng to take up hls dutres as Professor of Bxology at Oxford john had achieved renown through hrs famous treat 1se on The Intellectual Value of Chew1ng Your Fore Flnger On deck one day we saw a manly chap of about ten years Why I said you ll make a dandy football player some day Humph he replied my father IS Big Mrke Getto A1lAmer1can football player Well well and who should come along just then but Mxke himself and h1s vufe formerly Mlss Lella Mellott When the boat docked another fellow pa senger Mr Francls Mull now Secretary of the Interlor helped us at the Custom office London held one surprise for us In a large department store window M1ss Kmg was demonstrating Fruxty Complexion Beautrfier gua anteed to make your Skln look lxke peaches and cream Gay Paree the home of fashxon' Bemg women and therefore mter ested m clothes we sauntered 1nto a charming shoppe on the Rue de la Paxx only to find that the owner and modrste was Reg Belden plus a muzzy and a French accent In the clty hall was an lmportant meetmg of the Royal Socxety of Humbug Among those maklng admlrable addresses was Scxen trst Vincent Kennedy dlscoverer of perpetual motxon who told how he owed lt all to hrs old teacher Professor D C Longanecker but we regret to say that he hadnt glven hlm a cent of the royaltles Rev Paul Fmk also gave a talk on how he thwarted the schemes of all the young hexresses who wanted to marry hrm These fine speeches were heard all over the globe ThlllX ugh! O U . . . . v ' . - , ,.,.. . . . ! Y 4 I I ' ' ll I1 ' 1 ' ll ' V! ' Y 7 I6 ' il ' lt ' ' Q ' Il ' ' Q . , , - ' l v ' l. , . ! na ' - va - -4 , . . . . O - 7 b pany, joseph McCann, joke editor of Foamy Stories, Raymond Horne, , - , . - Q g , Y ' ! J VY ll U! ' tl ' 1 7 1 ' ' 1 v . 5 y . Q . , - , . , . . . 4 1. 1. . 1 ,!! . r O ' - . I A . . . O, , . , . . 1 by means of Madr1d evemng and Act Act Act Act Act I I II IV V the famous Keefer and Ebner radlo sets Spam was our next stop We attended a theatre there one th s was the programme Madame Bazell and her Flock of tralned Wuf rn Pufs Mary Blrolo 1n orlgmal selectlons on the Gazood Anna Loughner rn Interpretatlve Dancmg Senorlta C1pullo n Vocal Numbers The h1t of the evenmg was Agnes Welker who played her own popular compos1t1on Me and My Man Dan Whxle m Madrrd we lost our Jewels but they w re resto ed by the ef forts of Helpful Helly head of the Detectlve Agency Lrza who IS a very romantrc soul marrled couple ln a magazme It was famous advertrslng artlst who had just for ber posters Kollege Klothes Berhn we decxded IS qulte a Clty by a handsome llmousme conveylng th showed me a plcture of a newly none other than Agnes Berzmskr marrred the model who had posed We were about run over one day ee pompous men who proved to be Mr Soles head of Bootleggers Unlon and hrs able lawyer Mr Everett Standlsh and the Pretzel Kmg Mr George Myers Che IS hrs own best customer J So th1s so th1s IS Vemce' Mlss Danton and M1ss Vater have a studlo here Both have contrrbuted much to the muslcal and lrterary world The hotel ln whlch we stayed was bullt by Mr Cxocchz famous contractor and archxtect She told us she had had a very successful career playlng rn Shakesperlan plays but just slgned a contract to appear ln a nevx film success Hold Everythxng the Wolves Approach Lrb as we used to call her came to the R1ver1a to escape her many sultors for she has become a confirmed man hater We learned from her that Mxss Butler IS now 1n Iceland hobnobbmg vuth Eskrmos she wrote that tallow candles and soap were a fine reduc mg dlet Miss Butler a popular novellst IS sojournmg ln rceland for at mosphere for her new novel We next found ourselves ln Graustark The talkatxve mn keeper told us that the prrvate Secretary of the ruler and power behmd the throne was MISS jane Kealey They have wonderful hr hways 1n Graustark w were out motorlng one day when some one passed and shrxeked Get that ICC wagon off the road Who was rt but Bud Baugh now a race track fiend Wh1ZZ1Hg past ln the latest speedwagon Note He began h1s racmg career n a Ford delvvery truck Next stop Vrennal One of the notable persons of Vlenna rs the famous surgeon Doc R Megahen QOh we knew those large well shaped hands would w1n h1m famej HIS head nurse IS Vera Lauffer and hrs asslstant Roy Morgan The patrents of the hospltal know and love Ruth Beal who IS head of the Red Cross 1n Vlenna L1za wouldn t be content unless we went to Lemngrad In a tea room there we met Dorothy McV1cker who mformed us that she was marrled to a Russran Count and had twms whom she calls Franc and Mark bec use Thutx mne , . ' i : I I . . . U' ' I i . . . . I ' 1 V 1 ' , . ' S We spent a week on the Riveria, where we met Miss Elizabeth Evans. . . . y ,, 9 ' 9 V ' ll ' 19 ' I 'g ' If Q!! e ' ' il ! Q . ! ' ' 1 ! , . It ' ! ' U l they amount to so httle now We asked her about Lourse McConnell and It seems that she IS a movrn lrbrarran She stays ln one lxbrary only long enough to read all the novels then she gets another posltlon Constantrnople IS a beautxful crty Irxa Myers IS a physrcal culture teacher and Eleanor Blew art supervlsor n a Umversrty rn Constantrnople Edward Mlller and Lloyd Nesb1tt two notorrous anarchlsts were deported just before we arrlved Ed and Lloyd had been stlrrmg up a revolutlcn The Sahara sav us next Here nn the heart of the des rt was She1k Haave Ah Felsh and hrs followers Hrs sherkess was Lena Santy whose blonde beauty he worshlps Many of tlce cannlbals ln Afrrca have been Chrlstxanlzed by Allce Ashbaugh One of the chxefs rs madly xnfatuated wlth her but she spurns hrm From Afrlca to Pekmg Chlna dxd we o Mar aret Shrum lS now lecturrng there on Why the Chmese Flappers Should Use More Llpstrck and Rough Sydney Australla saw us next We were told that half the country s1de IS owned by Karolyn Embs who made her money on a cattle ranch Her eneral manager s Leanna Rogers Hawau IS the land of Dusty Beautres and grass skrrts Hawau IS the country where Ses Meyer has hrs famous frult plantatxon of whrch CCont1nued on page 92, AIICC Ashbau h On Tuesday November 18 1924 the g1rls of the 1925 senror class of Jeannette High School remalned after school for the purpose of orgamz mg a g1rls club thls has been the custom of the senlor g1rls for the last few years The meeting was called to order by Ethel Landgraff who acted as temporary chalrman The followrng officers were elected Presxdent Margaret Shrum Vxce Presldent jane Kealey Secretary Vera Lauffer and Treasurer Ethel Landgraff We also decrded vt would meet on Thursday evemn the first and thvrd weeks of each month The next meetmg was held at the home of Mar aret Burrows The mam purpose of thlS meetlng was to declde on a name for the club We decxded to call lt the I F F 9 Club On December I7 1924 we gave a party for the Football Team of Jeannette Hrgh School It was very well attended and all enjoyed them selves very much wnth games and dancing At a late hour a dellclous lunch was served by the commxttee and afterwards all started for home WlShll'l to have many.more such happy tlmes rn the future The next meetmg was held at the home of Leanna Rogers where we all spent a very dehghtful evenmg We have had many enjoyable meetrngs and hope to have many happy txmes together durmg the rest of our Semor Year as well as 1n later years 1 mix ' a . . . O , . . . O b . V U ' . . . Y , , . J . . . . , , . v . . . . L. 5 . A . . . t. ., . . . I . . on O . 1 ' na ' a . U . . . n , . . 1 ,v ' o' ' i b . . ! I' F 11' ? n 0 o 0 . on b I Y 7 1 L s . ' ' I ' ov- v 7 . 4 ' . OA l . . , . , , 1 v -y V . :je ' gf . OA g, . . . . on . D o I 1 , . , - C O' , , . , - g ' - o v , . - . . The Senior Class Play N I 1 Xl l'llllU1 wulu N I tlnl I mnl 1 ntt I In 11111 x Fmtx one 1 ll ui Xa In 7- Nl-ru:zr1-1 li11l-vl-mx fl, l-Qwlw-ItSt:axndisl1 Inu lv Ill X li. I'-1ull ix,l4 ll' li-11m-ll1SIiu-mn Ii11ll1Nlv lllilll T. .l' N--ph 5l1'4':lll!: Il. IA-I :l .': my '- ' .. -I - .z p:': I. . w ijrnw The Senror Class Play It Pays to Advertrse fifteenth of May and IS a play full of llfe and laughter Scap Kng who makes a bet w1th h1S old frrend and that h1s son w1ll be a bus ness success before Clarkes to be xven on the It IS a story of a r1va1 john Clarke son He hlres h1s secretary to ard h1m Rodney h1s son has many d1ff:lCl1lt1CS but wms rn the end hrs father s respect and h1s bet and the secretary whom he had fallen 1n love w th for h1s w1fe The cast rncludes Mary Grayson the secretary Johnson the Engllsh butler Comtesse De Beaur en Rodney Martm the son Cyrus Martm the father Ambrose Peale Advertrsm Marle the French mald Wrlham Smlth Mxss Burke Ellery Clarke George Bronson Agent Class Wil Ethel Klng Ethel Land raff Everett Standrsh Mar aret Burrows Paul Fmk Llovd Nesbltt Ralph Megahan jane Kealey kenneth St nson Lena Santy Joe McCann john Byrns We the Semors of Jeannette Hlgh School berng of msane mrnd duly present our Last W111 and Testament for probate to the Chlef Jester of the Supreme Court 1n the County of Foohshness State of Nonsense thrs 29th day of May Nrneteen hundred twenty five The dyrng class of 25 leaves to ltS slster class the Sophomores 1ts good luck and best wlshes To the unlors Along wlth our d1gn1ty we bestow ou Wooleys and hope they will enjoy them as much as we have To the Freshmen We bestow our superlor lntelllgence to a1d them rn becommg Semors The many members of our class wrsh to leave the followxng treasured possessxons Agnes Berzmskl leaves her artxstrc ab111ty to josephme Everly John Blumberg bestows h1s VICIOUS hablt of chewxng h1s thumb to any junlor Sophomore or Freshman who wlshes to use thls means of get tlflg 1l'1Spl I'atl0I1 Agnes Welker bequeaths her abxllty to play jazz to Madellne Case Mxke Getto leaves hrs place on the football squad to jlmmy Ramer B111 Hansen leaves h1s place to Kenneth Denton Florlda Frerst becomes the possessor of Lourse McConnell s passlon for lrbrary novels ane Kealey leaves her sweet personallty to Ellzabeth Lmhart and her 1'llllXlXN4l - y .. - ,., is g. 5 . . . . 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O - op .. . . t J Y . . . chatter to Dorothy Hart Ralph Magahen bestows on B111 McConnell h1s wlse cracks Reg Belden bequeaths h1s ma cel wave to Orrln Schock To a member of the Sophomore class A nes Mrller comes Rose Dan ton s talent of wrmng poetry Lloyd Nesb tt bestows h1s love of self on Franc1s Genm Irva Myers leaves her positron as uard on the Vars1ty team to Wllda Buckley Eleanor Ym lrng leaves her quretness to Nettle Greenawalt and Goldle Helly leaves her talkatrveness to Dorothy Atwood Both Jumors are urged to make u e of the1r newly acqurred possessrons jean Topper leaves her pleasant personalxty to Catherme Scanlon james Landxs leaves h1s tltle The Sherk from Penn to Davxd Rankln Pearl Mumma and Mary Mxchaux fall Jomt herrs to Ervm Baughs loquac1ty Margaret Burrows leaves her neatness and charm to Beulah Lmhart Geor e Myers bequeaths hrs abxllty to dxspose of candy and pretzels to anyone who wants vt fCont1nued on Page Q23 The Pelfeet Senior Gzrl Roy Morgan What an arduous task It IS to v1sual1ze a blfl blessed w1th all the many vlrtues charms and races of Our Semor Grrls I shall chrlsten her Ideal Now Ideal would have Ethel Kmgs curly halr 'lhelmas spark lmg eyes LlbS madonna expresslon Lenas complexron Veras smlle and The beauty of Ideal s character would surpass even her physlcal 1ove11 ness for I would endow her wrth Annas studlousness Leanna Rogers cheerfulness Grace Bazells wlllmgness to work Eleanor Ymglmgs verac 1ty jane s ab1l1ty to read somethmg worth whlle Rose s love of the beautl ful and Ruth Beals 1nnocence Ideal would mdeed be versatlle' Combme Agnes Welkers art1st1c abxl 1ty Gold1es oratorlcal powers Agnes and Bertles muslcal talent jeans basketball sk1ll Margaret Shrum s speed at shorthand and Loumse s taste for lrterature Ideal would also have the heavenly glft of bemg able to lrsten and be sxlent occasronally for Eleanor Blew and Mary Blrolo bequeath the1r quxetness to her She would have the addrtlonal contrlbutlon of Alxce and Dorothy Allce donates to her her ab1l1ty to wrlte left handed and Dorothy cheer fully gwes to her her success as hostess at partres Above all 1deal would be a one man woman That IS she would llke one man devotedly and only one man Thms would be Ethel Land raff s g1ft to Ideal as we all know Ethel s Senlor boy And that rs Ideal But after all that ns saxd and done who wants a perfect person? Personally I am thoroughly satlsfied with Our Gxrls as they are now Forty thx ' ' 54 ' YY A . Y . cr ' - s b v I - O' 1 Q . . . . . O . . b . G. . . . C, . S . . . U 3 O . . . . ta O I I X J . . . . U. . v v b - tl I! ' 1 ' 1 1 . , ' . . , Mardl s porse. v r ' v v ' , . . o - U Y 7 , . ! Y - , . O b v ' ' ' V I O, ' ' it ' Q! -,.,. PJ HLE UCS Every year m every way our athletrcs are becommg stronger better and more promment More people rn every class are partrcrpatmo The coaches secured for sls and xmportance are attached to every phase thrs year than ever before Every townsman took each vrctory or defeat to heart As a result of all thrs effort and cooperatron falrness and Good fellowshxp predommated 'IT , ' -. . . . . 3. 5 the various teams have been the very best available. More stress, empha- l'm 5 Iulll' Higlz Srflzonl llzlefic Association Bnfzrcl Kenneth St1nson In all places of buslness there must be an lI1dlX1dLl3l or group of 1nd1 vlduals to take care of the hnancsal arfalrs The group of 1nd1v1duals that perform th1s duty nn Jeannette H1 h School IS known as the Jeannette H1 h School Athletvc ASS0C1atlOH The H S A A IS composed of a presldent secretary treasurer pr1n cxpal faculty mana er and the four representatlves selected from the four classes The officers wxth the exceptxon of the prlnclpal faculty mana er and the four representatxves are elected at the end of each semester The cheerleader and reporter are elected at the end of each semester Pres ec Treas Cheer Leader A C' leader Vrce P es A Sec Representatrves Freshman Sophomore Jun1or F1rst Semester Kenneth St1nson Mayme Johnson Marga et Shrum Thomas Stoughton Pearl Mumma ames Ranrer Semor Second Semester Wllham Hanson Margaret Patterson Loulse McConnell Theodore Levln James Ranler Francis Genm Helen Baughman Curtxs Lamphear Ira Stxnson Faculty Manager Mr H Soles ohn McNally Prrnclpal 'VIr H J Stump Fmtx hx . . .g . .g J ..... ' ' , . , ' - . ' g . y Q . . . . ' g S .. , , ., H, , a,,,,,. as W Reporter ,S S- ,,,,e,,, ,A Clifford Shrum 7 e-,, ,,,,e S ,.,-David Rankin . I hi-JJJHEMF--HH --HH,-JH iNn-VnfHWMW- . . A-VMWUHJ U . . -----W up . ' ,,,, . ,... , ,,,, J ' ' ,...,. ,er . . . ..--'WA Ou: Coaches Our Cheer Leadels ....,kg4g.5mQ,iQ4EffR.9lIncE4,.... 'WHY Football Wtlham K Hansen Jeannette Hxgh s Football Squad came through one of the most success ful seasons ever known m the hlstory of the school wmnmg eleven out of twelve games played and scormg a total of 337 pomts to that of 44 for the opponents Beglnmng wlth easy games and leadmg up to the hard ones Jeannette won from such teams as Asplnwall Vandergrlft Connellsv1lle Umontown and Somerset Then came the cllmax of the season Jeannette almost 3ooo strong traveled to New Castle and ln the hardest game of the season staglng a spectacular comeback m the second half came away vxctor w1th a score of IQ to I3 ln the1r favor After the clnmax comes the fallmg actxon Our overconfident team lost to our nvals from Norwm by the score of g to V2 Jeannette won the rest of the games on the schedule whlch were w1th Lvncoln Apollo Latrobe Indlana and New Kensmgton After the season was over there was a banquet held for the boys of the squad at the Greensburg Country Club v 1ere the names of twenty elght unammously elected Arthur Goldchem as Captam for the next years team unanimously elected Arthur Goldchxen as captam for the next years team About Chrlstmas txme each letterman was presented w1th a gold football and wxth a sweater whlch had a bxg red J on It The glfts were from the School Athletlc Assocnatxon and townspeople The success of our team was due to the wonderful coach1ng of P1e Wlllxams and Dutch Hockensmxth the leadershlp of Captam Scheff the generous backlng of the school and town and the never falhng sp1r1t of tne boys Forts sex en jf A 5 f, 42 ' f f f , of ' . f ft, ' , ' ' 'll a M. 1 ' 1 f 1 ' I ' Y 7 f 9 Y I ' . ' Y 9 9 ' ' .' ' , 3. - . . . , . . . , . . . H ,, . . ' fl ' 'Y ' ' as n - - ' 7 Y - . . . . , 7 Boy S Basketball Mlke Getto Coach F Byers Manager H C Soles Captam Doyle G1llesp1e The Jeannette Hlgh School basketball team has made for 1tself a worthy name by 1ts most credxtable showmg mn a serles of hard ames They won ro games out of 23 played Thexr excellent coachmg by Red Byers was handlcapped by the fact that only one man remamed from last years varslty team and the team had to be developed by hard and perslstent prac tlce every mght At the first few evemngs of practxce there were about fifty candldates but the team and subs were hnally lxmxted to twelve The lmeup IS as follows Forwards joseph W1ta11s C Tyler W Hames S Myers G Myers Guards Goldchem Bernard Glllesple I Stlnson K Stmson Centers M Getto R Megahan 9 fi . . . . . O- U . ' ' it I! . . , , . i , ' 1 a y 1 . y - T, 1 1 T Y 1 Y ' Y ' ' T . , . . Forty-1-ight Gul 9 Baslmtlmll Irva Meyers Coach M1ss Krause Captam jean Topper Conslderm the fact that there were ewht blrls lost by graduatlon last sprmg leavlng only two j 1rls the basketball season of 1925 proved The team th1s year was under the coachmg of M1ss Krause to whom much credxt IS due for her hard and perslstent efforts 1n securmg a system of team work Practlce was not held t1ll late on account of d1ff1culty 1n securmg a coach but the glrls played hard and showed they had the ma ter1al for a good team Out of the elghteen bames played nme were won or a percentabe of one half The 1926 season looks hopeful as the team w1ll be pract1cally mtact Let s go xrlsl make the 1926 season a Ioo percent one CCont1nued on Pabe gzj FW mn' N l ' 7 O I fl ' Q, L .1 , . . g .b ol. U . ' ' tl VI of' 1 D V very successful. I ' Y . . ! , - ' U v ' ' o' , O. D . . Sept bept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette F ooibnll Asprnwall Vandergrxft Connellsvrlle Umontown bomerset New Castle Norvtm L1ncoln Apollo Latrob Ind ana New Kensn ton Total Total nl IC9F,9lu Here Here There Here Here There Here Here Here Here Here Here 2 1 . 20- , . ,, ,,,,, 45- ' K, , , K W0--WN N .27- W32- f' A Owooaa - -4- 728- ' e , o, , , . II- ' W, ,,,.-IQ- ' ,W ,0 ,H - 18- 2 --45-' 2 to . 2 2 . 25- 2 ,.,- onnrg- ,A , , 7137777 f . 1- ,, ,,,12- ' H Ig,, . 8- 40- ' 0 II- 30- V 0 . 15-- 2 , ,26- e or 2 22- , 2, , ,, ,24 i , , ,I2,,, , . 27- 2 , 18- ig WH- o, ---337 5 -44 ,Howe lfaslroibrzll Dec. 23, 1924, Jeannette W 22-All1HlDl 31 Here J n. 6, 9 29- ' g 20 J H- Q, J 40- f N 38 2 2 Jan. 13, J 24-' UW, 44 Jan. 16, , 18-' g ' t 31 , Ja . 20, J 16-- 24 J n. 23, 32- , 27 J .27, ' . 21- ' , 24 J n. 30, 2 50- U 28 - 3' 27-' S 32 . 6. , 17- -W 22, . Io, J 22- 27 ' . 12, 31- ,YY 25 . 17, 30- W 29 , - l. 20, ,24-- ' , 2 , 27N , - 28- J 17- 1 Q, 25 . 3, 35- ,, 22 - 5- J 33-Q 22 . Io, 5 1,- 29 2 - . I3 21- K' bt 25 , 3 3 n a an a Feb Feb Feb heb Feb Fe J Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Imx 1 2 Jeannette eannette eannette Jeannette eannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette eannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette eannette Jeannette eannette Jeannette Jeannette New Kensln ton Connellsulle bcottdale Vander rxf Latrobe Monaca Norwln Younbwood Greensbur bcottdale North Braddock Latrobe Monaca Norwm Greensbur Apollo North Braddock 2 Vandergrlft New Kenslnv on There There Here Here There Here There Here Here There There Here There Here There Here Here There Here Dec a an a a a n Fen Fe J Fez reb Fe J Fe J Fe J 1924 1o2q C1119 Baslmfbrlll Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette eannette Jeannette Jeannette eannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette G1rls Club East P1ttsburUh Indlana Normal G1rls Club I Second Team New Kensrnvton G1rls Club Norwm Ind1ana Normal East Pvttsburbh Conne1lsv1lle Nev Kensmvt Trafford NOFWIH West Newton Connellsv1lle Here There There Here Here There Here There Here Here There Here There Here There Here Mar Jeannette Trafford Here 11 I5TQ29II 1303 s Tim it Margaret Shrum Track IS pract1cally a new sport 1n eannette H1 h School but has proved a successful one Last year the H S team was entered IH three meets A dual meet w1th P1tca1rn H1 h at P1tca1rn 1n wh1ch the team won every event but the d1scus throw The next meet was the Carne IC Tech 1n wh1ch we earned seven po1nts lamphear won f1rst place 1n the h1 h Jump and Scheff fourth 1n the 220 yard dash The last meet was held at Latrobe to determ1ne the county champ1ons Here J H S earned second place Latrobe w1nn1n0 frrst place The letter men for 1924 were as follows Clyde F1nk Capt Charles Scheff Paul M1ller Arthur Goldchem Dan Doherty Amed1us Caruso Guy Carle Joseph Z1movxsk1 Curtls Lamphear Kenneth W1lson Charles Nelson Mr Brumbaubh and Pe Wrllrams the coaches deserve the cred1t of the 1924 track team Curtus Lamphear was elected captam of the 1925 Track Team at a meet1n of the letter men Mr Curry and Mr Brumbaubh are the coaches of the 1925 team, and are g1v1ng the1r best efforts toward makmg lt a success I'1tIx 0111 .23, I, ,,,, 222211- ' ' ,,,,, 2 ,.,.. 142,2222 Jn. 6. 9 N. 2222 211- ' D 22222222222 Jan. 19, 222,2222 6- ' 1,s. 2220222222 Jan.13. 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The Jeannette Student Band The Jeannette Student Band was orgamzed january I4 1925 wlth a membershnp of twenty elght The band was orgamzed for the purpose of creatlng a greater 1nterest m school muslc and sp1r1t and also for playmg for all school act1v1t1es where such an orgamzatxon IS deslred They w11l make thelr fnrst pubhc appearance ln umform on school p1cn1c day They have practxced regularly everv Wednesday mght smce the band has been orgamzed under the able leadershlp of Ed Guest Personnel Clarence Henry john Hylwa Charles Tragesser Guldo De Amato Pete Magyarl john Orange Edgar Schaffer Custl Hylwa M1ChaCl Sudna lohn Greggory If :IU 1880 james Adams Geneal Hunter Matthew Greenbu Hugo De Amato Tony Terphe Louls Glovanellx john Magyarx Leo Sencyskyn john Daugherty Amerlcus De Am M1chael De Amato Fred Duchateu r 1+ rank Welsbecker 31:0 Max Hylwa Gerald Topper Gerald Boettner Carl Denunzlo Marlo Adams y 1 .1 ' ' u sy . U. 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Yes nw Im payln attentlon I dont know Bell dlsturbs med1tat1on Parks more Wrrgley s 1n basket B nv' Stops a plCCC of chalk wlth h1s ear Argues wlth teacher concermn njurnes Cuts 1n1t1als 1n desk Looks at clock Looks at clock 30-Looks at clock 36 Walks throu h hall w1th Her 35 Bell at ast 40-Settles down For sleep 45 F1nds he cant sleep wlth so much noxse I dont know etc oo-Looks at clock Looks at clock Mlsses Her and walks desolately throu l hall by mmself Z Z Z Z Z Sharpens four penclls Got 2 cwarette dvme or chevs? F1nds Her and walks up street w1th er Starts to eat dmner l lllk 1l11 0 O , . , L ' 2 L J I J. , I, w - Q 55 .-. A ' 16-l Y ?- Y ? ! 0- , ' . ' ' '. 'Y All ght, I'll g, pf' 31- 45-Z-Z- - C . ' , ' p. : '. . 48- - -' 25- . ' - 'U . , , ' ' ' ' -A - ' Got T ' v 2 U. , . . 45- - 58-.1 ' . 05- ' . Io- f, 9 i ' . 15- . 16- g . ' . 20-Parks Wrig1ey's in waste basket--involuntary. 30- g . . ' . , . I 40-I ---- 55- - - 02- ' ' '- ' 1 , 05- 1 D. 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FlH1ShCS eatln Reports to Mr Stump Clock was slow Goes to chapel Z Z Z Z Z Awakened by muslc SIHUS loudly fwnlshes four beats ahead of others zo-Combs ha1r Combs ha1r Stxll combm ha1r when bell r1n s No ma am xt s not candy mt s a couch drop Starts arbument 1n class then oes to sleep Bell rm s causes splllmb of mkwell Fmds chewlng gum m pocket Eats and IS merry Fmds use For chewmg gum folled Opponents score a pomt on Adam s Apple wxth small sharp pencll thus causmv the swallow1n of three St1CkS of um Runs out of paper wads dCC1S1VCly defeated Combs ha1r frxes necktxe Wrxtes note Recelves reply rowls deeply Looks at clock Freedom at ast Makes date Starts home Arr1ves Eats supper Remembers date and gets dressed Leax es for date promxses to be home early Gets home early ll63Ti9J,xQfqEll 90111018 Inzlml Llsl Leanna Ro ers Allce Ashbauvh Artful Allce ohn Byrns umpm Bu Re mald Belden Rou h Boy Ervm Rau h EbOflStlC8l Bud A nes Brezensln Abreeable Blond 57- ' ' ' g- o8- . . og- ro- . 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O try-I nur Edward Blrk Mary B1rolo Cleon Berlm Eleanor Blew John Blumber Mar ret Burrovss Thelma Butler Florence Clpullo Alld no Crocchr Rose Danton Lloyd Ebner Carolme Embs Ehzabeth Evans Mlke Getto Wrlllam Hansen Goldy Helly Paul Hepler Raymond Horne jane Kealev Edward Keefer Ethel Km Vmcent Kennedv Ethe' Land raff james Landls Vera Iauffer Anna Lou hner joseph McCann Loulse McConnell Ralph Me ahen Sylvester Meyer Francls Mull ueor e Myers Irva Myers Lloyd Nesb1tt Marbaret Shrum Theodore Soles Lena Santy Everett Stand1sh Kenneth Stlnson jean Topper Berta Vater A nes Welker Eleanor Ym lm Ra Morban Paul Fmk Grace Bazell Dorothy McV1cker M M WH H M M M AW M Ever Bashful Many Blusl-es Clever Boy Early Brrd jmgle Bells Modern Beauty The Baby Fashlonable Chlld Always Chlrprnb Real Darlxng Lady s Enemy Comlc Ever Ever Eager My Gosh' Woman Hater Graclous Heartbreaker Perfectly Handsome Rustlc Hero joy K d Exultant Kmght Eluswe Kupld Vlvaclous Klnd Fle ant Lady jealous Lover Very Lovable Always Laubnm jolly Man Largely Ma netlc Really Ma m5 ent S mply M1rvelous Fun Maker Great Musrclan lndespenslble Mortal Lucky Number Malden Sweet Thrlllm Stump orator Loquacxous Senlor Ea er Star azer Known Shexk JOV13l Tomboy Better Value Admlrable Wrt Everybodys Youn ster Rare Ma xclan Popular Felloev Golden Bubbles Darm Manners Flftx fu ' E.E. 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' g T110 01 f'lIPSfI Il Abnes Welker The Orchestra IS an orbamzatxon whxch has been ln our H1 h School for ten years It has been CllI'I'lb1l'1g up every year untxl at the present tlme under the efflclent supervlsxon of MISS Kressler lt has become one of the outstandmg organlzatlons of our school THIS year a jumor orches an early begmnln a better and larger orchestra IS ln v1ew The mern bers are as follows Flrst VIOIITIS Evalyn Khn ensmlth Berta Marie Vater Everett Standlsh Glenn Martm and john Everlv Clarmet Mlchael Sudla and ames Adams Cornet Clarence Henry Drum and Bells Frank Welsbecker Second V1o11ns Geraldme Helly Elsle Mawhmney Helen Stump and Marlo Adams Pxamst Abnes Welker llllk IX ' I 0 3 4 ' J ! -1 f' 0. . ol . . . . .O 23 ! Y tra has been organized which is also directed by Miss Kressler: thus with u. . U I . . . - bf ' . ,D , , . . , . . . D 0 K Glee Club And Chorus Berta Vater The Glee Club has been 1n ex1stence for many years but never before has It been so large as thls year The Chorus whlch was added last year has also lncreased Mrss Kressler who IS st11l our capable dlrectress has found It necessary to d1v1de both Glee Club and Chorus mto two parts those vuth mature voxces m one group and the younger students xn the other The Glee Club together with the Chorus gave a most pleaslng en tertamment for the Chrlstmas Pageant Thxs accordmg to the audxence was 2 success Thls department shall be represented at Commencement txme Flfty st un 1 , 5 I , - l . v ' 1 v ' 1 v f 1 . 4 ' 1 1 ' .-.,., 6 r llw Class 0 llllCIIfl 1 rf Goldxe Hellv eannette H1 h School s an nstrtutlon Whlch always shall survrve Ex en after the class of twenty five Has lon s nce passed by Who for.,ets when he was a Freshman Strubghn wth hs stranbe new lessons? latln for some was not a clnch But others used a pony rn a pmch Cxvmcs taught us of the law Of wh1ch so many are 1n awe Domestlc Sc1ence taught us to cook and sew So that dressrnakers b lls we d never owe Sophomore Al ebra v as certalnly easy It flunked all the Sophomo es except about flfty Mrss Bookkeepmb was very severe For her fi ures changed many a brlllxant career Sophomore Englrsh was very uplxftmg But lt caused many a person to bo adrrftm Includmt, the busy lvttle ants When junxors we learned all about our our Whrch ln Enblrsh means yes sxree Plane Geometry dealt ch1efly w th planes and angles Squares and clrcles and varlous trrangles Phys1cs was really very enllohtenmv From It we learned all about thunder and lrghtnrn But all who work have therr recompense And the Iunvors had the rs at the Promenade Dance We Semors have our trlals and troubles For hfe to us IS composed not of bubbles In Chemxstry though we have our fun Makmg some sweet smellmg ,bases come Semor French makes you come up for axr Wlth sto les lke the Gascon s Hare Senxor Engllsh 1s very flne For you sure et Wooley s all the trme Takmg vt all rn all however Dont you w1sh you could study forever So don t forget old Ieannette I-hgh And The Class our class of twenty five r 1 v V - I I Q F ' 5 at .. l - l , . J .g 5 i . . Q Y Y -Y V - o E D S . O 4 - v O . O l l O D . . . I Q 1 ' I . Q v . o' ' 1' b . . . . O ' on . . ,O . . or . . 0 . U. In Biology, we studied bugs and plants, . O . ' . 1 - H In .on f i , 5 s- . A . . gu ' 4 4 . . Y 3 . ! I -T ' ' 1 0' . . ' r' i ' . . . L . V O . l I D ' l ' . . ' i ? I I - ' -1-iuhl Clzupvl SQILILGS I Enjojecl john Blumberg The chapel servlces of thxs year dlffered ln two respects from those of prevlous years Flrst chapel was held 1n the afternoon durmg a perlod of from I 08 to 1 35 vxhlle formerly It cccurred ln the mormn But the mam drfference lay n the fact that the programs of this year created far more mterest than those ln the past Perhaps the speaker most popular among the students was Dr Sund berg Pres1dent of Th1el College He appeared before the student body on Patr1ot1sm Day Dr Sundberg showed that a bunch of Sweet Ps holds the secret to success These Sweet Ps are Purpose Preparation and Perfectlon Dr Sundbergs popularlty was due probably to the wltty sayxngs and amusxng storxes wlth whlch he brought out h1s polnts If Thurston had been attendmg our chapel exerclses he mlght have become jealous of Dr McKown of the UTIIYCISIYY of Pxttsburgh Mac succeeded 1n provmg to a number of the students that ordlnary water whxch he had sprinkled oJer the floor had an odor like that of peppermint He then advlsed us not to put too much confidence 1n our 1mag1nat1ons I am sure that we all enjoyed Dr McKowns talk on Knowledge and WIS dom He sa1d that KNOWLEDGE was proud because she knew so much vshlle WISDOM was humble because she knew no more Mr Edwards representlng the Standard Savlngs Servxce emphaslzed the lmportance of sav1n money He lllustrated hls talk wlth a serles of plctures which contrasted the llves of two boys one of whom was savmg whlle the other was extravagant Varlety was Mr Stumps vlew 1n arranglng the programs One day we were favorably entertalned by Mlss Mary Ogxlvle Chorr Dlrector of the Reformed Church Her vocal selectlons were hlghly appreclated by the student body Mrss Og1lVlC was accompamed by Mlss Elsle jenkms Another hngh hght of these chapel servlces wes a three act play given by SIX members of the Commerce Club It was entitled Not To The Swift The cast lncluded the followlng people Margaret Shrum Lella Mellott james Landms Wrlham McConnell Aladlno Clocchx Raymond Horne and Ervm Baugh Th1s performance was well recelved by the students jlmmy proved hnnself to be a verltable busmess man Whenever anyone from a college IS on the program the students espe cxally the Semors are excepnonally attentlve Bucknell Un1vers1ty was represented by Mr Stoughton a former student of Jeannette Hlgh School After flrst relatmg the advantages and pleasures of attendmg college Mr Stoughton then had shown a number of lantern slides lllustratlng dlfferent vrews of the bulldmgs and surroundlngs of Bucknell Speclal applause was gxven when Chr1sty Mathewsons p1cture was pomted out on an old Buck nell baseball squad Fm lly a movrng prcture of t he football game be tween Bucknell and Lafayette was shown Thls was especlally enjoyed because all students are mterested when It comes to football Another mode of enterta1nment wh ch I partlcularly enjoyed was the Flfll l1lI'lP 1 0 0 ' - i 1 1 f 1 - 1 I I U. ' D 1 - ' , . ' ' u v n .A n u - - n s . , . . , . v . . ' . . H ,, Q . . V . . , . - o u ' n - 1 ' l - . , . . O' . b s 1 1 ., Q' . . , . . . 1 u ' ' vu - v - - - sn . ,, . . ' . . . , w 1 u v , . Y . . . 1 1 ' . , . cr ' , , U. . , . . - . P1 ' - 9 9 1 1 motlon plctures The prctures besides bem mterestlng were very ln structxve One of these plctures showed some of the wonders made pos szble by the Modern Hercules electr1c1ty Another rllustrated the extrac txon of sulphur from the so1l BCS1dCS explaxnmg the mdustrlal p rocess lt presented drfferent vlews of the reblcn whe e sulphur IS found Another showed 1n a very umque way the lndustry of makln paper and books The last plcture was entitled Workm For Dear Llfe On Inauburatlon Day the entlre student body and faculty had the hood fortune of hearxn the Inauguratnon Exerclses mcludlng the Presl dents speech by radlo Th1s feature was made possxble by the R3d10 Club As a result of th1s Fme advancement 1n our chapel servlces the students are begmnrng to reallze that these CXCTCISC have another value b sldes that of shortenln the lenbth of their class perlods Who! Wlll Jeannette Hzgh School Bc Wlflllllll These Notables Anna Lou hner Allce Ashbaugh Son Composer Ervln Baugh Owner of Ford Garage Re Belden Demonstrator of Mens Fashlons Cleon Berl n Noted Tenor Solovst Edward Blrk Demonstrator of Value of Eatmb Yeast Mary B1rolo-Vlllage School Marm Eleanor Blew Author of How I love to go to School john Blumber Noted Novellst john Byrns Presvdent of Cheese Corporatlon Margaret Burrows Lecturer on Care of Eyes Thelma Butler Actress of World Fame Al1d1no Cvocchm Future Caruso Florence C pullo French Instructress Rose Danton Poetess Lloyd Ebner Truck Drxver Karolyn Fmbs Pr1vate Detectxve Ehzabeth Evans Portralt Model Mrke Getto Manaher Get to Gara e Wlllvam Hansen Owner Hansen Studlo Goldy Helly Great lecturer Paul Hepler Influent1al Pol1t1cal Leader Raymond Horne V ce Presldent Horne Novelty Co jane Kealey Smnle Demonstrator Edward Keefer Treasu er of Keefer Coffee Company Vrncent Kennedy Comedran Ethel Kn Pr1vate Secretary to V ce Presrdent Ethel Landbraff Teacher 1n Modern H1 h School lX r v g , ' ' ' gn I1 ' Q - I I - ' Y . . 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T , ,, . 1 J U .- Q ' . .. - H . .. 1 i o.- ' Q ' , b - ' of .- ' 'U b . .vfly ames Landrs Noted Prmter Vera Lauffer Secretary to Governor of Pennsylvanla joseph McCann Author of Advantabes of Bern Late Lou1se McConnell Lxbrarran of Fame Ralph Megahan Leadm Man of Quack jokers Sylvester Meyer Performer nd Sta e Hand Francrs Mull Proprxeto of Mull Bakery Georbe Myers Chauffeur for an HCIFCSS Irva Myers Stenobrapher of Metal Rat Trap Company Roy Morgan Fmancter Leanna Rogers Teacher of Kmde arten Lena Santy French Interpreter Mar aret Shrum Noted Play Wrrter Theodore Soles Owner of Standard Shoe Sole s Com any Everett Standlsh Owner Clty Canoe Co Kenneth Stlnscn Referee of Natronal Basketball League Jean Topper World Famous Basketball Star Berta Vater Great V1ol1n1st Agnes Welker Concert Pnamst Eleanor Yrnglm Stenographer of Metal Bzrd Ca e Dorothy McV1cker Rad1o Announcer Helen Gaghardt Assrstant Secretary to Post Master General Agnes Brezensk1 Great Artlst Lloyd Nesbltt Rad1o Manufacturer Paul Fmk Speaker of the House Mae Baughman Musrc Teacher D11 flflllfll x Lloyd Nesbrtt Absence When a Jumor IS not rn school and COI'1Ll1tlOI'l of a Preshmans m1nd Books Freshmen carry them around Sophmores look at them Jumors read them and Semors tudy them UQ Class A collectron sometlmes amusmb sometxmes valuable and othertlmes a place of meetmg for gymnasrum apparel such as dumbells etc Clocks Substltutes for pxctures Jud mg from the number of tlmes they are looked at Clubs Afrlcan natrves use them ln v arfare but ln J H S they are used to a1n prestrge for the undeservm Confl1ct That whvch IS caused by dumbness Cop The ommpresent mdlvldual who reets you wrth Move on now and whose record brlngs down the deportment marks 1 e late' Exams Torture of mnocents wheretn the teacher fmds out how much you don t know fC0l'1t1I1UCd on Pabe Q31 sm - .. 0 - g . b , ' - a .g . 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' o jf ull ' CLUBS One of the flrst natural lIlbt1I'lCfS of prrmltlvc man was to seek com panxonshrp amonv others of hls kmd Today tl'11s deslre for meetmos and chscussxons amonv tne people wlth the same alms and CllVCI'SlOI1S matures into clubs Clubs for a good soclal tlme are especlally popular wrth the Grown ups Fortunately our H1 h School has oroanlzed many that are vely benef1c1al both socxally and mtellectually May the number of clubs and the mterest of therr members mcrease Wlth the commo years ' Y Y 1- 7 Y r rl -1 U l ' nf 2, . 2: ' ' . g e, ' 1 - 1 D . img lun The Science Club Florence C1pullo Presldent Vmcent Kennedy 5 V1ce Presvdent joseph McCann 5 Secretary Margaret Patterson 26 Treasurer Glenn Martm jr 6 Reporter Wllham McConnell 26 The Sclence Club lS the oldest or 3l'llZat10l'1 1n th Jeannette Hxgh School The Club was founded ln IQ2O by Mr Longanecker Chemlstry and Phys1cs teacher Its purpose IS to encourage and lncrease the students ln terest m Sclence A student makmg an average of 85 percent ID one se mesters work of any Sclentlfxc subject IS entxtled to become a member of th1s club In Sept IQ24 a meetlng was held for the purpose of dlvldmg the Sclence Club mto three d1v1s1ons The result was the formatxon of the Radlo Department Nature Study Department and the Photography De partment Each d1v1s1on has 1ts separate offlcers and meetxngs Rad o Department Presldent Thomas Stoughton 6 V1ce Pres Wllllam Shuster 6 Secretary ohn Rankm 6 The Radlo Department lS supervxsed by Mr Longanecker Amazing results have come from the Radlo members They have fitted up a com fCont1nued on Page ggj QIYIX thx 4 ,. ,, 0 I . . , -- . ,2 . . , . - 2 Y ' Y -1 Y, ., 2. .. , Y . . g . . . e . . . , . . . ,. , . .. . . . . . , , . i . , . ,. . , - , 2 . , 2 ' 9 -J '2 l A.' -pm Q 1 funn' I V l The COITZITIPFPZUI Club James Landrs Smce its organlzatxon years ago the Commerclal Club of Jeannette Hxgh School has contmually grown both ln numbers and ln the lnterest d1s played IH xt act1v1t1es At the regular monthly meetmgs of the Club vue have a speaker who gxves talks on Commerclal vsork These talks are of great value as are the trlps Wh1Ch the members of tlae Club make dunng the year to the dxfferent mdustrlal plants of Jeannette where we see at first hand the processes of manufacturmg carried out ln our home town A feature of the 3CtlVltlCS of the Commerclal Club th1s year was a play glven ln chapel by a number of lts members entltled Not to the Swxft It IS the a1m of the Commercxal Club to mterest the students ln com merclal work and by the results obtamed xt seems that the purpose IS bemg very well carr ed out Offxcers Flrst Semester Pres Lena E Santy Vlce Pres Berta Mane Vater Secy Anna Getto Treasurer Raymond Horne Offlcers Second Semester Pres james Landls Vlce Pres Blanche Walters Secy Rudolph Udoltz Treasurer Louxse McConnell 5lXlX lull! l I .X J ' cr , I 3 . - , f 1 r 7 . . . . U . ,, 9 I .. ' y .. ' Q l... . 1 7 1 I... ' .1 . l- --, , - . , . 5 Classical Club Margaret Burrows Consul Theodore Lev n Pro consul Margaret Burrows Scrrptor Francrs Genm Aedlle Mary Salmon Lxsten you students and you shall hear Of a wonderful thmg wxth a mlghty career l .4.. . 'l' ' v T - 5 - - And if you are not once, commonly classed as a dub 1 n Y uso - ,vu - - , lt , . ' ' ' io -o V ' li O , . . . . t . 1 . Y . , . . . We For We h We You wrll know that I speak of the Classrcal Club had learned the oratrons of Crcero But to use merely vsords were they not one of them told of the Romans As they lwved therr hves each day the txme has come Mlss Whalen sald For us to get some pep ll show the people ln thls h h school That we re not losmg step Sophomores wlll you Joln wlth us A club to organ1ze9 wnll study all the Romans Therr dress thelr feasts thexr hves Contmued on Page 94, Slwrtw five Boys Gym naslum Club Edward Keefer The Gymnaslum Club IS a new orgamzatron m the H1gh school thls year Early m the year Mr Lembach saw the need of somethmg to stlm ulate mterest m physrcal development and gymnaslum work In order to mcrease thxs mterest he called a meetmg of all who would be mterested rn a gymnaslum club From those present at this meetmg elght persons were selected two from each class ln the school These representatxves vuth the help of Mr Lembach organlzed the Boys Gymnaslum Club Meetlngs of the club were to be held m the gymnaslum at four oclock every second Tuesday There are forty actxve and ten assoclate members on the roll and each person has an average of mnety or over ln hrs regular gymnaslufn work It ns the 1ntent1on of the club to gxve an exhlbntxon of gymnasxum work such as tumblmg and stunts on the swmgmg rmgs and on parallel bars The off c als of the club are President Elmer Thurlmg Vxce Pres Wxllxam Best Secy and Treas Henry Gaub Sergt at Arms Paul Baughman In addmon to these offlcers there are several captams who have charge of the stunts 1n whxch they are most mterested and ln whxch they show the best ablllty n performmg 51318 IX 9 o I . , . ' v . , , 1 - ' 1 Y . . , . . . , . . . , v a I! Z v v 1 . s', c Girls Gym Club jean Topper Presrdent Vrolet Beezer V1ce Pres Lella Mellott Secy and Treas Sara Cook Serg at Arms Pearl Mumma Reahzm the needs of somethmg to promote 1nterest ln physrcal culture prxsmg club The purpose of thxs club rs to promote more mterest throughout the gym classes The meetmgs are held the second and fourth Tuesday of every month To belong to this club one must have an average of 90 or above m gym work A restrrctlon of 50 members was made by a commnttee 1n charge thrs gave those Wlth the hlghest average the first chorce bntty sex en 7 , 1 ' D l . . g . U . . . , Mr. Leinbach has just succeeded in organizing this year, a very fine enter- .. U 1 . . . . . . t . on . . U . i Lil? Q0 The Lantern Francrs Null After the Lantern had made a successful start last year lt began 1ts sec ond successful season whxch no doubt assures nts future popu1ar1ty As to the popularity of the present t1me we can be posltlve because the mtense lnterest that was d1splayed by the student body and the townspeople proved that the paper vas worth the work that was put 1nto xt The publlcatxon of each lssue 1s on the first of each month Each pubhcatlon contams all the latest school events athletlc events alumnn notes ed1tor1als Jokes poetry educatlonal articles and occasmonally exceptionally good work of a student The staff whlch xs composed of three students from each class IS ap pomted by the Prmcxpal They are Ethel Landgraff who was editor the first semester Tom Stoughton the edxtor the second semester Theodore Levm busmess manager Lena Santy Francxs Mull Geraldme Burhenn Helen Patterson Helen Baughman john Mochmch Ray Doerzbacher Katherme Lutz and Genevxeve McCormick Wxth good prospects for next year we know the future edltors wxll contlnue the good work and make the Lantern llve up to nts name by re mammg the l'ght of the school Nuts ught 6 I i , - I , , Q ' 4-A -' V: , Q X N -. , , - , . 7 ! 7 V ! 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C . . , II 1 I 1 , . 1 1'. .- i' B8lI1g Pll0f0gICl1Jll0d Dorothy McV1cker In ancnent t1mes the crude wa of admmxstermg justlcc was accom pushed by ordeals such as walkxnv tfmrouoh tire hold ng hot metal ln tae palm of the hand and undervomv varlous other tortures If after Oo nff through all trus the person rerramed unharmed he was decla ed mnocent A more modern form of th1s w s the duel whvch was very popular ln t e south about a century aoo Th1s served the purpose of these anclent o deals All the ordeals wmch I mentnoned above are really of no account com pared w1th the ordeal each sen1or exper1ences that of bemg photooraphed What torture what mental 'vvony and what a sewe of self C0l'1SCl0lls ness one goes through to have h1s p1cture taken can be realmzed only by one who has had expenence as h1s teacher Let me as one who lfas been throuch xt try to OIVC you a senlox s experlence whxle belng photographed After days of wondermg and sleepless nlghts we Hnally come to tae dec1s1on that we wlll go to the photographer who IS the most flatterlng Then vathermg all our courage together we call and make an appo1ntment Here those who are blessed w1th curls whxch the femmme sex con s1der mdxspenslble m tl'e preparatlon for a prcture are what the modern flapper would call n luck Thexr poor unfortunate slsters however wnth stralght sho n locks must have tleem curled and waved beyond recognx txon Of course the dress problem has been prevlously solved for the p c ture would be an absolute fa1lure w1thout the new dress We finally arrlve at the door knees shaklnv and face pale an on looker would thmk we were waltmff for the dentlst Some are fortunate to have photographers cn the first floor and some on the second but most of us had plenty of tlme to th1nk about lt wh1le gomff up to the top floor We enter and close the door beh1nd us and our doom 1 sealed when we hear a pleansant volce say Alrlffht step th1s way please We go to the mlrror and lo what a slght meets our eyes our p rfectly marcelled halr xs a slght to behold and we know that we never looked worse ln all our l1fe The photographer however does not leave us alone wlth these thoughts very long So we Slt down fold our hands 1n our laps hold up our heads and take that hopelessly lmposslble pose w1th whlch we senlors are now famlllar After the photographer has tvusted and tllted our head until we can turn lt no farther we hear the cllck of the camera and g ve a slgh of relxef as we thmk It 1s all over but oh frxends the vsorst IS yet to come' We call for our proofs three days later expecting to Fmd a regular work cf art and hurnedly open them The s1ght that meets ou eyes IS p1t1ful to see Our one eye 1S smaller than the othe the left s1de of our ha1r IS per fectly adorable but oh the other s1de rt looks as though lt had never been curled Contlnued on Paoe Q43 Sxxtx nm . , O . . 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I 4' SENIORS Crossword purzlers here s one for you A seven letter word mean n tried and true The products of four years work well done Seniors 1S the word a synonym for fun JUNIORS A lively Jolly happy crew Who love their fun and like to do The hardest thmbs and do not lack The speed and form to w n in track SOPHOMORES This is the year lon pants to don On the juniors try to fawn To tea e and shave the Freshies hair And ape the Seniors pompous air FRESHMEN The butt and ist of all our jokes Are these our tiny awkward folks But what would halls and corridors If bashful reenies' we did not see? 'T T' l TY -V ' i o ' .Qb .. ' -..- , - . . ' O- Z , A G . . . O V b C . . 'J 1 O b . be ..O 1 Cl ulv Sltetch Of The funzol Class Representatlve Madahne Case Nme oclock September 18 1922 was one of the mo t momentous and long to be remembered hours ln the hmstory of J H S At that t1me a band of tlmld adventurers entered the portals of knowledge to begln the d1ff1cu1t cllmb to fame The lmmortahs deus had come down m person and had prophes1ed that a wonderful class would enter J H S 1n 1922 They were destmed to make an mdellble mark on our school Wnth thrs brrght prospect before us we plucked up courage and forged ahead Behmd us were prmclpals ofhces lovely corners and all lmavr nable lnstruments of torture before us were four short years brxmmlnv over w1th trrumphs and pleasure a verltable bed of roses but to our sorrow before many moons had passed vue found that even a bed of roses has a few thorns Cur allusxons were promptly destroyed by some 1nsp1r1nff sophomores Crest be to thenr soulsj who drsflgured qulte a few of our numbers But alas they too came to grlef and many w1ld rumors were heard about a meetmg of the consplrators behmd closed doors wxth Mr Stump Many of us began to demonstrate our pecullar Uemus early 1n our career For mstance a most noteworthy personage M1ss Becker by name arms to become a famous dentlst So one day ln Mr Bechtells class de srrous of trymg her ab1l1ty and havmg a loose tooth she borrowed some str1ng and forthwlth attached It to the tooth Lo and behold just ln the mldst of a frantlc struggle the fatal glance of Mr Bechtell rested upon her and horror of horrors asked her a quest1on Her co partner m all crlm and ev1l seelng her frlend ln d1re dlstress pulled the strlng and the tale IS told At an early date we held a class meetmd and elected Tom Stoughton as prsxdent M1ss Holdren our faculty mana er fo1led many Sophomore schemes and steered us through many trymg s1tuat1ons and 1n return has gamed the hfelono admlratxon of the whole class We finally emerged from our extremely verdant condltlon mto the sublxmlty of sophomorehood M1ss Whalen was now our pxlot and never was there a better Paul F1nk vsas elected presxdent Up to thls trme our soc1a1 lxfe had not been very CXYCHSIVC but under M1ss Whalens dlrectlon we had several partxes whlch were qulte successful It was durmd thls second year that the optrcxans of the town had a suc cessful season for every tlme that Theodore Levm was rn Slght every one was forced to peruse elther the heavens or the cenlmg until he had departed The reason was th1s Under Mr Brumbaugh s lnstructron Theodore had de veloped remarkable fascmatlon for color especlally barbarrc combmatxons whlch were v1v1dly shown 1n h1s hosxery and H S had to suffer At last we are jumors We are just nlnety elght strong qulte a few havmg departed from the straight and narrow path M1ss Reuter IS now our CCont1nued on Pave Q45 Yue IN ' Y A ' 4 L, - , , C 1 , .. 1 . , D ' 1 ta 1 Y l - fo , . - ta ' ' l Y ! , . . , . . , ' 1 D , . .5 . . 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Q zs .' - ' -n yum- ,J ,X 'Q fx N wuntx vs 1 1'X.ail. lllllllfjl Class lfoll Class Officers Presrdent Orln Schock Secretary Dorothy H rt V Presrdent Fr ncrs Genmn Treasurer Wm Shus Allrson Marwaret Atwood Dorothy Baker Lllhan Bauohrnan Katherrne Bau hman Merrell Becker Gertrude Bee7er V olet Best Carolyn Broker Margaret Burhenn Geraldme Case Madeleme Chrsko M ll e Clarkson Edward Cox Mldred Cr1bbs Catherxne Doberneck Llta Doherty Dan Evans Dorothy Fyfe Charles Galhralth Edna Gennln Francls Getto Anna Croldchern Arthur Graham Ruth Greenawalt Nette Greenbero Dax Greenbero Lou Greno Charles Hart Dorothy Henry Clarence Hoenshell V1r 1n1a 1-lollendcnner Ella Hower Pearl u Harry olenson Ma.1me oseph Albert Kashavxllc St ney K1fer Helen Klm ensmlth Exalyn Kocmskv Clara Kunzler Charles lauffer Sara Learn Theadore Leyl' Harry Lobody Plato Loffwood Florence Ma yarx Peter Marlam Alfred Martm Glenn Matthews Elrzabeth Maxwell Betty McNall Thelma McNallv john Mellott Leula Mller Edward Mrller Isabelle Muller ohn Mumma Pearl Nedley Wrllram Nerlson Charles Newcomer Helen Newcomer Sara Parsons Genewewe Parsons 'VI ldred Patterson Mar aret Beden Anna Pool Ina RdlJ1l'lOVlt Molle Rankrn lJ21VlCl Rankln ohn Ra7ev Leon Rernkernerer Mabel Salmon Mary Scanlon Cather ne S hock O r n Shuster YV1ll1am Srmpson lohn Snvcler Paul Stevenson Sara Stoker Tda Stou leton Tom Stump V1f,,lIllEl Swe1t7er Addarna ne Fnurlrn Elmer Tra ressor Mary Udoltz Rudolph Uplm er Verna Wersbecker Frank Wertz Ella Wrlson Kenneth W1tal1s Walter Boettner Vrrornra Lefexer Earnest x mx llll ' Y 4 I l I U . 7,- a 7 7 77 7 -. . . 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Smw-nty-I'oL11 Soplzomole Class Roll Adams Marlo Anderson Davld Anderson Geneweve Ash Kathryn Bauer Margaret Baughman Helen Bau hman Mxldred Beacom Marle Bernard Al Best Wrlllam Bethune Helen Blss Paul Boettner Gerald Bomblatus Leona Bowers Helen Brean Danlel Brean Maud Brosxus George Brown Jack Butler Margaret Carettl Eleanor Cataldo Laura Chanon Ellzabeth Cloherty Nora Belle Connor I oretta Cook Sarah Corvun Mary Crouthers Leona Cunkleman john Cuyemmer Anna De Amato Ugo Debacclo Raymond Deluzlo Dan Denunzlo Marxe Depalma Gre or Dunlap Leah Elrxck Robert Engstrom Mvlton Evans Ol1va Everly josephlne Faxrfull Thomas Felght Kenneth Fr1erst Flor1da Flndley Earl Floyd Ethlynn Frater Sara Gaglxardl Irene Gaglxardl Olga Gaub Henry Gaut Mary Gelfo Mary Getto Ernest Glllesple Doyle Gordon Paulme Gore Vlfglnla Graham Charles Gr1mes Margorle Guy Kenneth Hames Dorothy Ha1nes Wxlllam Hall Marxan Harrle Harold Hartzell Charles Helly Geraldlne Helwlg Eugene Hepler Hazel Hlteshue Margaret Hylwa john Hofer Andrew Horne Norene Houston Aileen Izze Charles Jacobson Leonard Keefer Ralph Klfer Katherme Knappenburger Robert Knepp Esther KOC1nSk1 Stella Lang Agatha Lauffer Edna Lauffer Harry Lesmak joseph Levme Edna Lrnhart Beulah CContmued on Page 801 Lrnhart Gene Matthews Jeannette Mawhmney Els e McHenry George Mertle Edward Mlller Agnes Mrller ulla Mlller Paul C Madhmck john Moody Wxlllam Mullen Paul Myers Glenn Myers Helen Myers Mxldred Nellson George Nesblt Hallle Noonan Clark O Lear Stephen Orenga Teno Patterson Helen Patton Vrma Mae Plano Nellle Prlester Ethel Redzev1ck joseph RlggS Rex Sadler Grace Saltz joseph Shearer Alv1n Scheff Dorothy Shearer Leah Shlrlev Gladys Shrader Grace Shrum Lloyd Snuster Rosa Spencer Elton Sthaley Anastasla Staney Stanly Stark Elxzabeth Stmson Ira Stump Helen Sweltzer Robert Tanner Ehzabeth Sextntx fix t . n . l 1 ' ! , l , ' , i , , , V . .9 I , . ., . 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' cr 1710 I1lSf0ly Of Ulll SOPIZOHIUIQ Class Representatrve Helen Baughman Hrstory wlll never credlt us wrth an unusual begrnnln for we entered -I H S as Freshmen as had many others before us They called us green and perhaps we were deservmg of tl'1lS term The word spread lrke ma IC that the wonderful looking coach was to teach Freshman Algebra and we d1st1ngu1shed ourselves as Freshmen by about one hundred of our members attemptmg to gain admlttance to hrs fifth perrod class But as we became accustomed to our studles the term green was sultable no longer for we became serlous Freshmen and were as ood as Freshman should be Study was our motto and marks our merxt and l1ve up to th1s vse drd Our Latm students for the most part found the dead language m terestmg and Algebra and lts mysteries were qurckly dlSS01VCd by our most studrous members Arrthmetrc H1story and Scrence all had therr drawbacks but even they left us undaunted and at the end of our Fresh man year our record was one of whlch we need not be ashamed The soc1al act1v1t1es of our first year were pract1cally lackmg as our prrvrleges were lzmlted however our class was well represented rn the clubs of the hlgh school Our largest soc1al gatherm was the hlgh school dance whxch many of our members attended Our second year and one mllestone passed We are no longer the babies of the school to be carefully watched over by our elders but now are all rmportant Sophomores Perhaps we may be over estrmatmg our statxon but at least vue now have the opportunity of looklng down on the bers stragglmg behlnd for the load seemed too much for them to carry Our soc1al domgs thxs year have mcreased consxderably We mamta n ed even a better representatlon YH the clubs Our first class party was all that we could have wlshed The students of the class supported xt well and had therr reward nn the enjoyment of the evenmg Such was the success that we hope we may have many more hke lt But at the end of our Freshman year studymg came to an abrupt end for now as we are Sophomores rt IS our duty to help set the example for the Freshmen fwe hope the Freshmen have profited by our effortj The junrors would say only sophomores but todays Sophomores wxll be to morrows Iumors and ve anxrously look forward to our last two vea of hm h school hopmg they wxll be ex en more successful than the first twc years As yet we are just an ordmnary class but because we are the Clas of 27 Hvstory may find us CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent joseph Zrmowskr Secretary Dorothy West V1ce Presrdent Helen Bauers Treasurer Robert Swe1tzer N IIIX IX f n 4 0 4 , J , U. . . . , . O' . . . U. ' ea . . U . . , U . . on ,,, . il V! C6 17 ' ' ' . , , ' 9 7 - . g . . , . , . Q . s 1 ' V! . . . . v . . . A . 0 . A . g , , . others as others had looked down on us. We have left a few of our mem- v - I or , ' li 'I ' ' y . , . U . my . , 1' - ..a .g y . . Y I . . Y C . , . nl 'V ' Se-'v Fresh man H istolj' Aida Winter About 8:30 A. M. on September 2 of the year IQ24 there was a great deal of commotion and confusion in the halls of Jeannette Hi h School. All this was caused by a group of noisy Freshmen who didnt know where to go or what to do. However with the aid of Mr. Stump and the chart in the hall these eaoer little people were placed in the rooms Our first few days at school were spent in arranoinv and rearranving our schedules and also in findinv our permanent report ooms When we at last found time to look around we found our whole class was divided into many smaller ones and that we were ln with many boys and girls we had never seen before But we soon learned their names and became fast friends After manv hardships durinv the first half of our Freshman yea the most of us passed in our mid year examinations Now we are lookin for ward for our finals and for the time when we can say with pride We are Sophomores Although vue havent had any parties this year we expect to make up for them next year Many of our class mates however belonv to Clubs that the Freshman are permitted to Join At the beomninv of the year there were 263 in our class but now there are onlv 239 This shows that many knew the walue of education Along with this knowledoe we have Gained there are three outstandino things we have learned One is to try to respect the Seniors another is to obey the juniors and the last is to try not to antagonlze the Sophomores With all this we think we w1ll soon be Sophomores ourselves CLASS OFFICERS President Frank Binda V1ce President jesse Patton Secretary jane Shaeffer Treasurer Nell McCaulley V X . 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Freshman Class Roll Adamson Geor e D Albrecht Marre Amann FTZDCIS Anderson Kenneth Anderson Lawrence Anderson W1ll1am R Anthony Clyde Anrorna Fran.: Bartholomy Leona Baughman Paul L B umann jesse Bazell Irvln Beal Cora Beaufort Leonard Bell Hyman Bellone Lett Bennett joe Berger Adolph Betnune john Blanco Carm no Brava M nn1e B llups Margaret Bmda Frank Brss A nes Blerbe Davul Bober Anna Bold Gertrude Bollmger Florence Boyles Hazel Bradford Evelyn Brean Randell Borgo An elme Borbo Frank Broslus Mar aret B own Adrlene B own Ellen Brown Shlrley Buck Wxllram Buckley Wllda Burkhart Osca Burrell Samuel Bushyaber Clarence Bushyaber Cllffcrd Camettr Bennle Camettl Mar e Campbell Mabel Ca accra Anto nette Case jean Las ne Lou se Crma Ca mel Cro o An el ne Cxs ow 41 Fr nr Cla k Wrl les Cla k on M e Clemens Nxclnolas Ll ppn cr jack Cook Lo etta Copeland Cla ence Cox Mlldred Croushore Marcellus Dau herty john Davrs Eleanor Davrs Kenneth Davrdson Sam DeAmato Gu do Denton Kenneth Dretz Edna Dodds Dorothy Dodds Catherrne Doerzbacher Roy Donaldson Harold Downn oe Dunlap john Ea nest Mar Eaton Thomas Eck Nelda Ellrott Carolyn Elrlck Rachael Evans Ele nor Fath Lloyd Felmley Wesley Ferree Rober Ferrce Ruth Frederlck Floss1e Gardne julra Geesey Edgar G1lchr1st james Grovanelh Eda Goldcheln Mrnnre Gon av are Grlbe t G essrran Geor Grrfflth Vlrbmla Gros joseph ne Hans n Isobel Ieasl y Ernest Hen y Mah l H tes ue Marj rre T Hrzer Genev eve Hoenshel Wmnvford House Harry Ho Jan Helen Hubr es Genevrevc Hunter jeneal jamxson Ma IC joseph james ouret Eu ene lonn on uamta Kealey Dorothy Kealey Ho ace Kelley Adele Kemerer Kemerer Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Lydxa Mlldred Bernlce Gen ev eve Lecne Kepple Grace K pple Sa ra Krdd Martha .lqllfff Ellswortn Kxfer George Krfer jeremlah Kxboms Lutl'er K gns Ma tha Kness Ethel Koch Kathryn Konseskr Rose irzyzak Marle Kovvaleskr Anna lxarth Mrldren Landls W1ll1am Lawson joseph Layton Melverdla N x nt mr . 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' r, Y o , , , r U , , r 1 Y ' Aw... 5 Iweslznmrz flrzss Roll COIIfll1ll0ll Lecas Pauhne Lemon james Levme Hlda Lewls Barbara Lewrs Herbert Levu Mola Lmhart Elvzabeth Lrnha t james Long Mudla Loughner Elva Loughner james Lunn Harry Lutz Catherxne Mastrrppohto Nlck Math1as Wmogene Maxwell Dorothy Mahugh Rose McCann Mary McCau1ley Nellre McCormack Genevreve MeKn1ght Charles Mears Robert Melzner Amxl Menz Ernest Merrell Louise Mrcheau Mary Mrller Anna Mrller Mrller Mrller Charles Dora Gertrude Mrller Florlan Mrller V1olet Mrller Mary Morgan john Mull Charles Newcomer Vkllham Pa sons May Passara Mary Patek Emma Patterson Wayne Patton jesse Pavolrk Carl Plerson Vrrgrnla Pxper Elmer Probst Arthur RBDIDOVIYZ Morrls Wlnter Alda Radzevlck Ma delrn Rambo Margaret Ranxer james Rrtson Maude Roseosky Clemens Rowe Srdney Reutteger Norene Ryan Loxs Sarler Paul Salsre Robert Santner Stella Shaefoer Jane Shearer Mae Shoemaker Edwln Shotts Velma Slvls Mary Slau enhaupt Evelyn Smrth Koerber Snyder Dorothy Soles Elvna Wrtalrs Theodore Srebro Theodo e Stevenson Do a Stmeblser Althea Ste nman Berna d Stough Lews Sudla Mrchael Theuer Los Thompson Carl Thurlmg Genev eve Trcken Al1ce Treseher Wrllvam Valdesalcla Gene Vlza re Mary Vozel Mary Warts Vera Watkms Ralph Watson A nes Watson Anna Werrs Hannah Welsh Paul Zanarrm Edward Zundel Allce SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL fCOYll1lDllCd From Pa e 755 Tate Nlck West Dorothy Thompson Nell Whlbham Curtls Tomhnson Dorothy Whrte Mary Trornbetta john Whltman Louls Vrzzlne Anna W1ck11ne Mabel Walters Blanche Wmter Mabelle llllx Wrtalrs joseph Wodnrck Pauhne Yarlett Frank Znmouskr joseph Zundell Arthur 1 0 . . .. -U 1 1 Ll . 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U V to U 1 -ful, fllllllillb FIIUIICISIIIPS Lena E Santy Mr Lonbanecker and Creat ve Chem1stry Mxss Cooper and Wooleys Handbook of Composltron M1ss Reuter and French verbs Mr Stump and puplls who Hunk oseph McCann and red 1nk Geor e Myers and any one of the fa1r sex Mar aret Shrum and the typevsrlter 1n Mr Stumps ofhce jane Kealey and Chubby Morban A nes Berzmskl ahd Senlor Chem1stry brades MISS Whalen and Greek Gods Verna Upllnger and blbbles Mxss Harshey and Wllhamson s Readm Mrs Wllhams and tardy puplls Frances Mull and L1ll1an Baker Rose Danton and arguments Raymond Horne and or1g1nal haxrcuts Everett Stand1sh and hrs Ford Anna Loughner and lonb tresses Vera Lauffer and dlmples Ethel Kmb and blushes Ethel Landgraff and famous oratlons ohn Blumberg and chemlstry formulas Aladmo C1occh1 and dancm lessons Mlke Getto and football Curt1s Lamphear and debates Vmcent Kennedy and latest fashxons xn ohn Byrns and the art of teasm Kenneth Stxnson and Senlor 1rls Re Belden and permanent waves Grace Bazell and dl n1ty Ahce Ashbau h and bashfulness men s clothes Thelma Butler and booklets on how to become taller ean Topper and smlles Eleanor Ymglmb and serlousness Margaret Burrows and the latest fashlons Irva Myers and basketball Leanna Ro ers and ,Gym stunts Ellzabeth Evans and Woodbury Soap Lloyd Nesbt and Paderewsk1 Edward Keefer and Alleen Houston Goldle Helly and faculty meetmgs Berta Marle Vater and Lena E Santy I O l ' i I , ff i ' ' U . b O U. . . .Q ,O . ' O O' ' ' ' A rr ' b . ' o'oo . . , . . gs Louise McConnell and the latest jokes O' ' cr . . . . U b J ' ff b . . O, b - O . b .O . b . U D . . O . O. ..o -v Yo 9 . Karolyn Embs and shorthand notes Florence Crpullo and a sunny dxsposltlon Cleon Berlm and foollsh questlons James Landrs and arguments wlth Curtls Lamphear Vera Warts and the art of vampm Madelme Case and elocutlon Margaret Patterson and Glenn Martln A lolw Paul Fmk Farewell what a depth of pathos what a tlnge of sadness rs attached to thls unlversal word m 'ts use whatever that use mlght be The young man as he leaves for battle must bld hls mother or hls sweetheart a last farev ell as he goes The young man or woman who rs gomg away elther to make hlS way ln the world or to go to college must break the home tres and b d farewell to those whom he loves so dearly As we the class of 1925 leave the portals of our school wlth our dlplo mas we too must b1d farewell to a dear cher1shed frrend Jeannette Hlgh School As we look back and revyew the four years that we have spent ln J H S as we recall the Joys and troubles the trrals and temptanons that were ours xt IS wlth a feelmg of sadness that we reflect that these thmgs w1ll soon be but a memory The questxon may be asked And after your four years ln Jeannette Hlgh School are finrshhed vhat results have you derzved from them? Any statement of the results obta1ned from a four years hlgh school course would necessar1ly prove most madequate It was here that we spent the most rmpresslonable years of our lfe and where our thoughts were turned lnto the rlght channels by mtelhgent 1ndustr1ous teachers lt was here that we learned to form our oprmons and where we obta1ned a dlfferent outlook upon llfe than what we mlght otherwlse have had The benefit whlch may be derxved from a hlgh school educatxon cannot be reckoned by statrstxcs It must be judged by the lrves of the men and women whom rt helps to pre pare for l1fe We are all very sad when we thmk of leavlnv dear old J H S when we thlnk of the years spent there and the fr1endsh1ps formed we do not want to go But duty calls We cannot always have just what we want ln thxs world but must make some sacrrfices It IS our duty to go out Into the world and to take up the burdens of lrfe whxch w1ll soon be lard down by our parents We must turn our faces to the future to the brlght shm mg goal of success that we all wxsh to reach and use the memorles of the last four years to spur us on rather than to retard us Therefore we brd farevlell to our frmends of Jeannette Hugh School to our teachers and to our pr1nc1pal We are cognxzant of the fact that they have made lt p0SSlblC CCont1nued on Page Q45 I 1 hu 1 44 45 . . i. . 46 . . . 47 . 0 . , 48 . . I g 49 ' 50 A A ' , I V Q V G U ' ' 5 . . .3 -fu h- wo A ich QI USIIICQ D81JCllfl718llf Grace Bazell Lost A Fresh1e s hope for passlno If there IS a finder hrs name Wlll Oo down ln h1story Lost A curl on a ramv day B Reward Irlnder please return to Lena Santy Lost A Senrors grggle IH Jeannette H1 h School somewhere between the first and second Floors Must have lt at once or my deportment grade w1ll soar too hrvh Fmder please return to Ralph Meffahan Room 21 Lost A h10h note sunf dur1n0 the Chrlstmas exercxses Frnder please return to M155 Kressler Lost A wood mvhts sleep worrymc about an exam Is thexe a finder? Lost A Semors dwn ty when she fell down the steps couldnt stop to prck If up Fmder please return to Room 21 Reward and no ques trons asked Lost Mr Henry s temper wh1le explarmnv an algebra problem to hrs Fresh men class Fxnder Beware' Lost A bottle of dravs ng 1nk by a Senror Please return to Agnes Berzln sk1 Room 21 Found A Latln pony strollmff through the halls of Jeannette Hrgh School Owner please call at Room I4 where Mvss Whalen IS patlently keeprng lt YD check CWonder where lt was lmported fromaj Found A st1ck of gum whxch seems to belong to Frances Genm Owner can obtaln vt 1n Mr Longaneckers room Found In the year of our Lord 2025 a book rl'l1S well worn book as may well be Judoed from the covers must have belonged to that far away date 1925 There 1s only one page vshlch IS legible and upon th1S page IS wrltten the followmff Famous Say ngs by Famous People From Jeannette H1 h School M1ss Cooper Come along now glrls Mrss Reuter Fermez vos hvres Mr Lonoanecker That remmds me of the txme when I was a boy Mlss Harshey Tlme to settle down txme to settle down Mr Stump Pass out rn twos and don t wart for your frlend 1n the next row Mlss Barnhart All rlght you may close your books now Mr Brumbaugh Close those autographs Thrs book IS now 1n the possessron of the great Jeannette Museum and w1ll be on dwsplay for some trme Drscovered' The reason why so many are tardy clocks have not yet been lnvented to reglster correct tlme Found A manuscrrpt of a book ent1tled Good Excuses for all occasrons By Harry Hugg Owner may have same by calhno at Room 21 Wanted A man to take care of horses who can speak Itahan P1 hu three l I . , - Q 1 .Z , 1 o- ' A as 4 1 . an I ,. J . .D . . . . . .U Q . b ' - . an ' ta 1 ta 1 'Q za ' ' '. ' I . . -- :D g g 1 . . . ... - - -1 D , . . ,. , ' , . . . . I - - xs .3 . . A . - 1 . . , . -- . D D J . , , . . , , f -' Y V ' - b . 1 ' H I H- v g. 4 ' 'Q - as - .. - H bv v - ' AA ' iv . 1 U - - n . b i ' .1 ' , ' vu 1 ., l ,, . , , . . . - '- 1 H - .. - v v. 1 ' . .. .. ' ' AA ' 77 .. Q , . c ' ta - T: Wanted A Ifrench pony to carry tl-c Iumors over the rou h and w1nd1n roads to success Semor French For Sale A fam1ly toothprck has been rn use for only hree generatrons stlll IH good condmon For further mformatlon kxndly call phone No 1313 or wr te to 3 Thrrteenth Street For Rent A stlck of um whrch has been chewed for tleree years but strll retalns flavor Rates cheap Can be obtarned under anv desk n y room A lady wants to sell her fur coat as she IS om away rn a moth proof coverrn Wanted Mr Woolley' CThe Senror knows why the Iumors wrll know next year J The Ideal rSClIl0l Boy Karolyn Embs Could there be a boy who rs never turned down Gettlng the glad hand of thrs populous town He could always be Jolly and happy and gay Wherever he would chance to stray The smlles of the teachers he would always enjov That would be our 1deal senlor boy Th1S would be possrble 1n our hlgh school If we had a boy who would make a rule To make a model and hero of Frnk Havm Blumbergs lndustry and power to thmk Not as heavy as Blrk who stands firm as a rock Nor havrng half the 1dle talk of Ervm Baugh He d have Nesbrt s ab1l1ty to play the organ Perhaps havrng Edward Keefer s garruxty C73 W1th Kennedy s vs de spread popularltv Not wearing Mull s shell rlmmed spectacles Or having Hornes hablt of mlsplacrn artrcles He d have George My ers f3SClI'l3tll'1g grln And Presrdent Stvnson s manly chm Wrth Cleon Berl n s Judgment of styles And Ebners hablt of del verln candy for blTl1lCS With all of Iohn Byrn s extreme SCTIOUSHCSS just a lvttle of McCann s well known slllmess Possessm Re Belden s curly havr Together wlth Ted Soles complexron farr W1th the ablllty of spellm Aladmo s last name W th all of Mrke Gettos football fame Hed have james Landrs busmess personalltv CCont1nued OH Pa C 8 l 1 l 1 - ' A . ' s ' g - ' ' 1 ' t 0 ' : , r i 1 ' . - . g . J . . ' . . ' 1 i an S 2, ' ' . O g. - . vu I . . 1 W ' ' Q T . I U . 1 ' I J Y . U I, . . . g . 7 U 1 And the great big smile of little Ray Morgan: . , U . i ' ' ' fi - ' : . D , . . i , . O V 1 O' ' g . f ' o o ' ' D b ' O . , . . 1 D 1 , ' ' Z ' S 75 -I1 ny I mr CNames on Page QS, When We Were Babies fan lou RPIIIOIIIIIPI9 Mary Buolo Alxce Ashbauoh not busy? l leanor Blew not wlllmg to try? Grace Bazell not bemg teased by Florence? Margaret Burrows steppmg l1vely? ohn Byrns not act1n0 clever? Ervln Baugh not actlng cute? Agnes Berzmskx not belng 3I'tlStlC9 ohn Blumberg not be1n0 brllllant? Thelma Butler not bexng cheerful? Re Belden w1thout hvs wonderful marcel? Florence Clpullo not wrltmg notes to Curtis? Aladmo C1occh1 not bemg a good sport? Rose Danton not quarrelmg w1th Curtis? El1zabet1 Evans not wrxtlng notes to Vlncent? Carolyn Embs not bemg studlous? Lloyd Ebner not bemg bashful? Paul Fvnk not settmg good examples? Mxke Getto not bevng an athlete? Goldle Helly not losm books penclls tablets Oaloshes etc ? Paul Hepler gom home vuthout h1s books? Wllham Hansen shlrkmg from work? Raymond Horn not talkmg to the freshman xr s? jane Kealey vnthout her glggle? Vmcent Kennedy not bemg a good manager? Ethel K ng w1thout her curls? Edward Keefer not a1m1ng to be successful? Vera Lauffer w1thout her SITIIICD Anna Lou hner not studymg bookkeeplnv between bells? Ethel Landgraff not belng Jolly? james Landls w1thout hxs glasses? LOUISE McConnell not wrxtlng notes to James? Dorothy McV1cker not knowm her lessons? joe McCann not bexng late? Irva Myers not playlng good basketball? Roy Morgan not maklng good grades? Georve Myers bemg late to hrs classes? Ralph Megahan not quackmg off Jokes? Sylvester Myers not actxng smart? Francls Mull neolectmg to do h1s duty for the Lantern? Lloyd Nesblt not argumg wlth Edward about current topxcs? Leanna Rogers Hunkmg 1n her subjects? Lena Santy bemg seen wxthout Berta? Everett Standxsh not followmg the example of Captam Mmles Standish? I1 hu lX f , ,I .f 1 o 3 L 1 7 . . V ..4 T - . - , .. - H I ' , -1 u , ty ' ' ' in V7 J - ,, - O . . g - . . , . . V . ' L l . . . or V . - 2, . , - 2, , -- . on . 1 g . . . O.. - g 1 . ' 1 ' o' o I i . O . . A e- o - . . O - g . 6 1 , 1 . O . D T D O ' .. b 0 . . . 0 . . . o 1 ' o ' ' , i l O - l E . . . O 'Tu Theodore Soles not beln attract1xe9 Marbaret Shrum not havmv h1 h avera es? Rudolph Udoltz not haunv a Joke to tell? A nes Welker not be1n call d Abe, e Eleanor Yln lm not w ll n to lselp Berta Mane Vater wrthout her smxle uiI u l mm fl 15 ll! Thelma Butler May ZQ IQ24 the Country Club s1lently awalted the arr1val of the cars l1d1n up the road The dressxn rooms were soon hummmff w1th excxte ment for thls was Prom N1 ht Clark s Orchestra lured the couples to the dance floor whlch was decorated rn brown and whlte the unxor class col ors The Grand March was lead by the unxor class presldent Cllffo d Shrum wxth Marv E n The bnbht colored paper hats wen as favors by Vlncent Kennedy and jean Topper Dave color to the evenmg A refreshmgj ret were utte ed for It was t1me for the home waltz Pollowmg thls was a scurry and Hurry of couples for the1r wraps then a Jammm of cars and honklno of horns and once a a1n the Country Club was left ln sllence to wltness rrany more Proms 1n the future 'Ihe preparatrons for the even n were arran ed by the commlttee con s1st1n of osephrne Earnest Aones Welker Thelma Butler Vxncent Ken nedy Cleon Berl1n and Cllrford Shrum IIWIQQII THE IDEAL SENIOR BOY fCOT1t1I'lL1CCl From P1 e 84j Not forbettm Ses Myers punctuallty Wxth Standlshs knovxled e of musxc not lackm Ne1ther the sense of humor owned by Me ahan Wlth C1occh1 s ,ood nature he d always mspxre Paul Hepler to br hten up hrs face wlth a smlle Add the d1spos1t1on of W11l1am Hansen If he had all these tralts hed surely be handsome ll lllX n ll .ui ' U A , U . O 1- ' .U O ' D 23 b ' 1- 75 . D . g 5 ' - f g e Uki ? A ' u ' U- Q o 7 ' Z9 D ' b ' ' - ' ' ? J 'I . I. 9 I 7 l I . I 0 ' o l o x.' ' ' ' - b Z3 ' ta ' D .Q .O , ,D . . ' J . . Y . V . ' v ga . 'O , g' . V O . D . In punch was served all evening. As the clock struck one, many sighs of re- O T . . , I. A . 21 ' ' v . . . O ,, D . y U . . . D b ' ' : U V O V ' - ' D 'O g J ' a ' ' ' .1 U Q: O b O . O .. .. . Q . h b . . . , Y O . . O ' ' ta :Jr . O, . e D . go . . . . ,b . . 'Ts 5-so - 1111111 09810118 Ethel Landoraff Faculty Low conduct n'arks red rnk too much nrght work flunk lrst some one to blame watchmen meetrngs after school excuses lectures means of exemptrons chaperors frrends rn need some one to pester letters to pa ents S nlors Incessant talk no as umed prrxrleges weekly class meetrrfgs clubs chew no sum love aff'-rrs re exams concert xaluable PJ oprnrons c ntempt for lottfe tlassmen pctures l.Voo1eys plans for college scramble for credrts Freshman Qcared look short trousers football players les enfants awxwardness feir of Mr Stump green lu h ambrtrens such as truck drrver or Janr tor Hrst dancrng lesson desrre to drop subjects seem smaller each yea rr st b 'aux assumed rmportance respect for teachers changrno vorces washed necks and clean hands j H S Sherks Harr Groom bell bottoms corduroy shrrts plard belts no Garters blase Jokes cr1t1c1 m of all joles cravrng to be wrld yearnrno for 1 car Motto Lrfes short enjoy yourself fear of passrnl H S Flappers Doreens short skrrts rouge combs shrngles bcrrowed mte work smrles dates thrrlls notes good nature lread bands talkrnff rn halls meetmgs at Sams mnple 1 Ethel Landgraff Goler Helly Ieacultv Complex Result Very calmly rnvades eve y fac ulty meetrno Mr Stump Excuse Complex Result Trusts no one wrthout a wrrtten Excuse Vrncent Kennedy Female Complex Result Cannot pass a pretty grrl vxrthout smrlrnff Ervrn Bauvlr Rwcrnr Complex Result An early grave most lkelv Teacher Flunxrnv Complex Result A lot of students larl to pass each year Juno s Socral Complex Result unror Prom Paul Frnk Oratorrcal Complex Result Always on open Lrterary pro g am George Myers Dat Complex Result Rarely has hrs nrte work done Nlvss Cooper Vkfooleys Complex Result Many Semors flunk CCont1nued on Paoe Q17 Ir lrrx tr lrt ' o . 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Ehzabeth Fvans Anyfreshman jumped from hrs bed wwth a bound It was tne flrst day of school and he was enrolled as a feshman 1n jeannet e H1 h School How p oud he felt He dressed h1mself very carefully glVlI'l spec1a1 attention to h1s halr and t1e He brushed h1s ha1r and pol shed lt unt1l lt shone hke lass h took hrs new t1e from 1ts box 1t was a brrght red affair tne latest dxctxon of fashion for the man who wlshed to be smartly dressed After seve al effo ts the t1e was at last arran ed to su1t the suddenly fastrdrous taste of Anyfreshman HIS task at last completed Anyfreshman descended to the dmmg room Here his mother was movmg about placm breakfast upon the table Come dear she sald your oatmeal wxll be cold How lon lt took you to dress thrs mornlng Your t1e looks very nlce but here let Mother t1e t for you Wlth these words Anyfreshman s mother untred the t1e that had been adjusted w1th so many pams and tred t ID accordance Wlth her fto Anyfreshmans way of thlflklflgb old fashloned ldea Anyfreshman endur ed th1s act wxth frowmn face When h1s mother had fmlshed he seated hrmself at the table and plcked up hrs spoon oatameal that wasnt a fxt breakfast for one of hrs age a freshman rn h h school Hls mother never would thmk of h1m as rown up He would speak to her about It Why do I always get oatmeal Mother? Gee I dont llke that stuff Of course 1ts all rrght for llttle srster and for all chrldren but I m not a chrld any more Im a Hlgh School Student Well er I mean I w1ll be one after today Anyfreshmans mother smxled knowmgly Well dear she sald I suppose you are gettmg rather old for such a dlet I suppo e It can be changed But you know oatmeal ms such a healthful food It IS a great nerve bullder I thought H1 h School Students needed a stron nervous system especlally Freshmen The last part of her speech was sald w1th a VOICC 1nf1ect1on whlch dld not pleas Anyfreshman He was prevented from makln any remark ho Never by the entrance of Llttlesxster She carr1ed ln her hand a n1ce new pencxl box In xt there were the usual contents several pencrls a pen and an eraser She was very much pleased wlth her nev property and came to show lt to Any fresh man He gazed at xt wlth d1sda1n H s dl nrty was shaken howeve when Llttle slster sald Where s your pencll box aren t you om to take lt w1th you' A pencll box for a full grown boy That was all Lrttleslster knew about lt The ldea of her suggest ng that l e take a mce lar e pencll box to school under h1s arrn Anyfreshman s face darkened and he was about to g1VC vent to h s wrat1 when h1s Mother mte rupted No Lxttleslster blg boys llke your brother have more to do than to carry a pencll box hl htx nm f I 9 D O '1 ' I Q ' V, .. . rw A J L Z , .4 . . . , . 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P Thmgs of that nature are all left behmd them when thev leave the grades and enter Hlgh School' Thrs appeased Anyfreshmans anger somewhat He rose from the table and spent the next five mmutes rn puttmg on hrs lcat Satlsfled fmally he set off to school How collegzate and lmportant he felt as l'e strolled along Thls feelxng lasted unt1l he reached the corner of Fourth street and Clay avenue and then It began to waver Hls knees had stxffened suddenly nd valkmg was an effcrt Hrs hands felt clammy and tne band on hrs hat tlghtened so that h1s head pa ned What was thls queer feellng comm over h1m7 Certamly he wasn t exczted No nct he He trled to stroll casually as before He succeeded farrly well untrl he came to Sam Felders Here was the usual representatlon of tl'e male pop ulatzon of the Hxgh School They gazed drsdalnfully at the neckt1e the hat and Anyfreshmans qurvermg form Anyfreshman gave up hs effort to stroll and set out wlth long strldes to et past that place as qulckly as pos lble It was only by the greatest effort that he suppressed hls deslre to make h1s shlny brogues beat double tlme over the paavement ln the dlrec txon of the school house At last he found hlmself rn the hall of the school bu1ld1n Here con fusron rex ned There seemed to be people everywhere and to hxs regret they all seemed to be Fre hmen many of them more strange and much more frlghtened than he Thrs gave Any freshman courage He decxded not to stand around lookmg as dumb as the others but to 1nqu1re cf some one whe e he should go He saw a tall stately young lady commg down 're hall and thmkmg that she was a member of the faculty he approached er and w1th palpltatmg heart and trembllng vo1ce sa1d Would you please tell me where the Freshmen go? The blfl lookmg down from her superlor helght smlled as she said The same place as the fresh women lxttle boy Wlth thls she passed on down the hall and dlsappeared 1nto one of the numerous class rooms Poor Anyfreshman felt crushed He knew that he had made a terrlble mlstake rn takmg a student for a member of the faculty He stood motronless as lf rooted to the spot How lon he would have stood there IS not known lf Professor Stump had not then appeared and conducted the drove of confused Freshmen to thelr proper class rooms When they had arrrved here they all sat down and walted for what they dld not knovs What a rellef lt was to be out of the slght of the cr trcal eyes of the upper classmen The rlngmg of a bell mterrupted Anyfreshmans peaceful thoughts The teacher mformed the awed freshmen that lt was the chapel bell 'md that they should pass xmmedlately to the audltonum Anyfreshman rose and followed the other students xnto the hall After a vlolent struggle ln whlch he greatly endangered h1s left ear when lt caught n the pocket of a tall Semors coat Anyfreshman succeeded 1n entermg the audltorrum He sat down wxth some other freshmen ln seats near the back of the hall just when Anyfreshman thought l e was settled mcely Professor Stump came back and ordered every one Slttlflb under the balcony to frll ln the seats up front Anyfreshman agaxn experlenced the slckly sensatlon that he had had whxle walklng down Fourth street How he ever walked the 'Nlll I ' cr . ,. . , . . , , . . 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'I F length of the audrtorrum under seemrngly thousands of parrs of eyes was a mystery to hrm Once settled however he became mterested rn the pro cedure of the chapel exercrses After Professor Stump had conducted the devotronal exercrses a perrod was grven for rnuslc What a terrrble norse they make thought Anyfreshman I hope they soon et Nellre safely home When the musrc per1od was ended Mr Stump spoke on the rmportance ot our choosrng our studres carefully Anyfreshmans eyes wandered over the tudents unt1l they fastened themselves on a large red J on the blue sweater of one of the Hrgh Schools athletes How wonderful rt would b to wear a I lrke that Anyfreshman came back to earth very qurckly when he saw that two of hrs classmates were tryrn to walk over hrm rn an effort to get out Anyfreshman arose and Jorned the crowd pushrng up the alsles and mto the hall He was gorng toward hrs classroom when he recerved a sharp tap on the shoulder He saw two jumor boys who mo troned for hrm to follow them The one asked Anyfreshman n a whrspe rf he wanted rn on a secret Of course Anyfreshman was flattered o be rnvrted to share a secret wrth some junrors They told hlm to coma. wrtr them They descended two flrghts of starrs untrl they reached the ground floor of the burldrng Then after drawrng Anyfreshman rnto a secluded spot the cne Junror whrspered very confrdentrally that there wasnt any Santa Claus Poor Anyfreshman had bitten a arn The junrors hu rrel off to tell therr 1oke to the r frrends Anyfreshman chmbed the steps slow ly How dumb he was and oh how green He should have known better room to hrs class room He reached the room just as the other student were comrng out One of them told Anyfreshman that school had been drs mrssed for the day He got hrs hat and vsent slowly out of school What a relref t was to be out n the sunshme once more As Anyfreshman walked alon thrnkrng he heard some one callrng to hrm On turnrng around he saw several boys motronmg for hrm to come to them Anyfreshman approached them cautrously fearrng foul play The boys however smrled broadly and the one sard rn a pleasant vorce Say Freshman do you want to see somethrng keen Of course Anyfreshman wanted to vrew the obgect Drdnt he know that keen was an adjectrve used by many Hrgh School puprls and that rt meant nrce or good lookrng He told the boys that he sure would lrke to see rt So they sard Come on up here They took Anyfreshman around the corner out of the srght of passerbys and then one of the boys took a lar e razor from under hrs coat Thrs was applled three trmes to Anyfreshman s head After a strug gle Anyfreshman succeeded rn gettrng away Three large patches of harr a been shorn from the glrstemng pate that had once been hrs prrde and o Anyfreshman plodded wearrly home just to thrnk of rt He who had thought he was so wrse had fallen rn to every trap that was lard for hrm When he reached home he slowly entered the house Of course hrs mother exclarmed loudly and for a long perrod of trme about the marrrng of her sons beauty Anyfreshman offered no alrbres excuses or explana fContrnued on Page Q55 Nlll lx ll ' 1 V - U . , . g . s ' A .U , U . 3 . . U . . U . . u U . . . . t . I L A V .U . . . U . . r . r . D . . . i . l . M - These thoughts flashed through his mind on his journey from the furnace . I . 3 ' i , i ' . U . . . Q Y y , . . . . Y ,, , . ' I . ,U - D U 1 . . A . h d U. . . . j yr . D . . l . Q- .'-U 1- LF TOUR DE MONDF fContmued From Pa e 40, lohn Byrns IS the chxef ho t1cult11r1st he puts the red on the apples and th bloom on the peaches Kennle Stmson YS employed here too he IS a chemls and blows up laboratorles on an axera e of one a vxeek These laboratorles a bu1lt of straw and slnce st aws cheap why should Kenn e care? ood ole U S A orce more' Yellow stone Natlonal Park l1ved up to 1ts adve tlsem nts Eleanor Y1n0l1n conducts a dellvhtful mn near tue P rk for tourlsts Tre Park TS patrolled by Forest Ran er Berhn Ou apartmen t se med almost burned down durxno our absence but wa saxed throu h the bravery of Fre Chxef Paul Hepler Edward Burk the undert ker was on tne Job but d d not plck up any busmess Well Llze and I were clad to hnd all our old frlends so famous ard prospe ous but we are happy to be back xn our dear old Ch1cago poundmo Nlathematxcs 1nto the heads of poo mnocent H1 h School Students CI ASS WILL CCont1nued From Pa e 47, Edward Keeler leaves h1 lmttle brother Ralph 1n the care of Rose Mayhubh B rta Vater and Everett Standlsh our VlOllI1lStS leaxe the1r places 1n the orchest a to anyone capable of Hllmg them Allce Ashbaubhs pep 1n Gym IS to be equally dxstrxbuted among the bench warmers Ehzabeth Evans b stows upon all the 1rls of the school her Beauty Lena Santy leax es her curls to Hall1e Nesblt A l1ttle dye IS all that IS needed Halhe Iena Robers leaves leer never falllnb good nature to Fdna Galb a th Ted Levm becorres the possessfr of Paul Flnks oratorlcal ablhty oe McCann not wxshm to show pa t1al1ty leave h1s foollshness to he ent re I-I h School e VV2 L H anl tle I I' F lc we to all the task of urss'n t1e1 names Now hav1n dlspos fl of all we do or do not possess we brn our Last Wrll and Testament to close se led S1 ned and dehvered thls 29th cay of Mav 1 25 fSl0I'1CdD ETHEL KING Wltne ses Rrchard the L on Hearted Romeo ueen of Sheba julxet GIRLS BASKETBALL fCOI1tlI1l1Cd From Pa e 49, The lvneup 1ncluded Isorvxards ean Topper 25 Rosa Shuster 26 Pearl Mumma Ohvma Evans 7 Centers Dorothy Shearer 26 Lella Mellot 26 Vlolet Beezer 6 Guards Mar aret Broker 26 Irva Myers 25 'Xlll xl . a- g . 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L 3 . - , - 1-I., wo DICTIONARY lCon+ nued From Pa e GN Exemptron The reward for ood httle bovs and Olrls who study hard IPITC drlll A pleasant d1vers1on 1n classtlme and a d1r e 1n study pCI'1OCl I' eshman He knows not that he knows not that he knows not Frlends Persons to be trusted and we all trust each other lll H S Gym Where the dumbbells sn1ne unlor He knows that he knows that he knows not Iab From vt hence are emltted fearful odors and cccaslonally a semor Lxfe saxer The student who starts an aroument tnat lasts the whole class t1me ffxce In rrwlxtary lan uabe thc buard house IH the lan ta e of he classlcs the place where we don t want to b sent Per1od A dot Prmcrpal Persornflcatlon of charmty 1 e sufferetn lonb and IS kmd Pup1l A SDCCIC ot the enus enfant persomfy n perfect ulolence Recltatron Much valued because of 1ts scarclty Semo He knows that he knows that he knows Sophomore He knows that he kno vs not that he knows not Sta e Where the Senlors and Freshmen meet on a common plane Teacher That blessed nd1v1dual known affect onally as Old Mar or Old Lady Vacatlon The reward of tol and tme Wooley s The foremost th1n n every sen1or s fmnd the Lan or all semo s and semors to be the reason for tne perfectlon of th1s short eplstle 'md the vus of the older eneratxon of H S and beloved of tne sen1or En hsh teacher lon may her lfe and assoc1at1on be vxrth Wooleys Handbook of compos1t1on the blessm our lrterary career Amen THE SCILNCIL CI UB fCOI1tll'lL1Sd I-rom P1 c Jgj llete rad1o m the Chem1stry Iabratory Three cheers for these wonderful workers' The Photo raphy Department Pres1dent joseph McCann 25 Vlve Pres Orrm Schock 26 Secretary Dorothy Hart The Photooraphy Department rs sup rvrsed by Mr Albrl ht The pur pose IS to teach rts membe s how to take prctures dex elop and prlnt hem Next year they w1ll be able to take the prctures for th year book Tloexr faworlte saym IS Now look pleasant NIH 1 5 o D 1 . - i U . . Z3 .1 D ' 4. g . - , . . . V . U . Q , . D . Tr - . ' . ' -- , I ' ' J. . . l 1 . - y . . . I -H 7 1 Y S ' 'A O ' - . ' g ff 2 U ' 3 A gl g t .. - ... . U' . . .- . . O Q . i O . Y 25 ID ' T' xr A A . . O -a ' U . Student-Official word for pupil, and used only for emphasis in a lecture. A i ' ' i Lu K!! A1 ,. . H P 5 , . I , - . U. . , - . ' N , . I b . , X . I ,... . e g ' J. . ., ' . g. 1 3 i . . 7. , 1. . -K . O , b 4 o W 1 . - ' 'Q tg f C b . Q . .O - b , c , D . . , . r . ' V . 1 ' . . S 7. Q . '15 'lu' 1- CLASSICAL CLUB CCont nued From Pa e 05D So all the Sophomores hurried up They came at a terrible rate But to make it d ff cult we thou h We surely must vmtxate Each candidate survived tne test For strong and brave were they Our club is now the very best That can be found today My tale is told but Jud e ye not Much more could I recall And in future years of Latin dears May jupiter protect you all BEING PI-IOTOGRAPHED CCcnt1nued F orn Pa e 631 These proofs go the round of criticisms at school the next day but tl e blow comes wnen they say lt looks pe fectly natu al for then we disco er we are not nearly as good looking as we always tfiought we we e SKETCH OF THE JUNIOR CLASS CCont nued From I-a e 71p faculty manager arid l'e advice is much respect d by all Orrin Schock vias elected president nd our class colors are blue and whit We have rad just one party and which was a most enjoyable affa r and we have every reason to believe it was the best of its kind So heres to the class of 20 We never can be excelled Below n nety we never fell ALOHA CCcntinued From Page 821 for us to take the hrst step towards our ultimate Ooal of success tnat of ratluat n from l'1 h school and we will trv to merit t1e attention that we have recerved But no matter where we may be no matter what pos1t1ons we have attained or how successful ve mav be no matte what posi tions we have attained or how successful we may have become we vsill never forget the l'appy days spcnt in j H S as members of the class of 25 COMPLEX fCont1nued From Pa e b8j Dorothy McV1cker Brid e Complex Result Goes to a card party every nite Ralp1 Megahan Humor Complex Result Low Deportment mark louise McConnell Irish Complex Result Does everv ones work but her down Rose Danton Bohemian Complex Result Many masterpieces of verse Re beld n Va1n Complex Result A permanent waxe Ma di Burrows Male Complex Result Usually tardx each mornin Nlll l - 1 0 ' ' :, . 1 ! , g t, - , . .4 . or x 23 n 2 1 . 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I S- up faux' +1111 PI USOINOIZ is Rose Mare Danton on my word It IS a shame lmost beyond my power to name he way tney talk about our town un lt up mstead of down' t1s sa1d It a nt so goo o place to work to earn our food nstead of flndlfl fault hunt merlt ealous persons oft have found lt aber to 1mprove they dld lt' urs IS but a llttle town and I hant run It down ather tell the good v ve found waltmg goods from some other p acc on t you see how the fault to trace? er1ly you sure see why very one of us must try 1bht at home to spend h1s money feat h1s only one h1s honey f you w1sh to make our town hlne among the nel hbors round very pabe of ads please vxew uch we hope and ask of you When We Wwe Babies fPhotobr1phs on Pa e 853 Helen Ga llardx Anna I ou hner Irva Myers Lou1 e McConnell 7 Franc1s Mull Geor e Myers Margaret Shrum Berta Vater Le nna Ro ers Grace Bazele Edward Keefer Lena Santy Eleanor Blew ohn Blumberg Everett Standlsh 6 Ethel Kmv THE ADVENTURES OF ANY FRESHMAN CCont1nued From Pace 91, txons He merely sat and stared llke one who was unable to recoxer from a blow When the amxly was athered around the table at lunch ume Any freshman surprrsed them all by saylnb Say Mother mstead of cuttm ou the oatmeal for breakfast IVC me two dlshes of rt You say lt lS Z1 ne xc burlder so Ill have to eat xt because lt sure takes nerve to be a H1 h School Freshman Nlll P- , ' ' . 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Glfts that Last FOR THE GRADUATES KN ITP' latest fancy mountmgs ln green and whlte I vol f Amerlcan m a d e watches for men and ladles f G na 5 L fix , f partment and have your eyes exammed VlSlt our optlcal de MAN I X tx-+0 ll JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS HONE 737 R 306 CLAY AVENUE .fvfwwfvgw 'Nlllt If II' I -- - atv If ,aging II' g --Q V- 4, ., gf Y 4, I' Q ig' If 5 f 0 - A 7 Q as I elf J I- JL, 11 I If , :anime I I 31 Mg 4 11 O - 'I Q 2'2?i'i?1Q . -JE43'-Q fdvi-iii? ri . J . - :ii . ie 'I I 1' Ie- I sf Ii If 1 ' - I f i . i ' , . . . l 'J sf v' I . I t E V Y ! Y ! ' Y Y 'II Q 'I- If .. . , Ik If If II 3' II! Efiififi-'?i'fF3e2'f?? . J12'2Q'?i'i':'5e2'i'E f':' . 511-'FE I .ry I It I MZ 6 6 o 9 9 Il . 'i I, II I ei! , ' II' I I f ff 5- I 4 Diamonds in all the it , , fe he ' ew - - ' I I ' 1 F- 'i d f 'I I2 I IN U . 2 5 'N ' A 'R . 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FOOLED YA' ' I stole so many Kmsses My lips bevan to sag, She h1d the candy bag, BUY YOUR DRUGS Al' e Q Xml! , ' e ' ' Q er L' , e i 1 i ' ' ' c ' A 'e . L: Q . . . . . fp re - 1: - 5 1 q , , . b of .. - , X X' X ' L -Q . - l . . Q . ,,.,-..,,,.,,., .,-,., .A.. .,-..,,,-K.A-A.,,.A-4.,,.,,.,.. ., . ,,., -,. , .,, .V -,., ,,,-,., - . .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- .-.,.-.,.-.-.-.-.- .,.-.- .-,.-,....- .-.- . , 4 L . b . G : , ' ' . F . D . And then that doggon woman, ,,., .,,., .,. ., .,,.,- .,,.,, .,- .,..,,.4-A.,,,,.,,., - .,,.,-y. -, , .,- ., , 2- ., . ,,,,,,,-,.,..-.-.-.-.-.-.,....-.-.,.-.-.- .-.- .-....- .- .- Y , '. 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