Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)
- Class of 1934
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1 W W A ' Q E E b sv V nf .. lm f 1.1 L '4 aw x x -: 2 3:5 -'E 'S Fix .. 5 we 1 Vi' + 1 as ti u , he xa .. gt . ,I . Q Ilbris 4 a we Wg A : 'fl-j A ,.--X ,, ' , ffffffff X in ff: , 1 WV b A 4' Ill? -'E ,X iii AM X ,Q , ' - x - , 'I X .-bf ' 7 K W 1 Pm hdby THE CLASS OF 1934 KIT-HAN-NE THE 1934 KITfHANfNE S w Publixbed Annualbf By THE SENIOR CLASS KITTANNING HIGH SCHQQL KITTANNING, PENNSYLVANIA inn f.- --5. , 'Q V A, V. - V je , :li-L' ie' 1 , H. , .il 9 Kwan' , if ..,,' ',..',- rm- , 9, h K f'f Yi .im X- 3, , 4 , . S 3 I - lv. 3. ,', A, ., , R., I . ' HE . , . We .,,.w lp 5 K ,I-X - Q, . 5 Q' 6 V 'v F Ps A4 T 5 's hi' up S , I + .-34 . ., JN. h me f-M 1' n Un '- A M ' ,J 4. 1 - V 1 :Fl v ' 1, . V NA, , , ,,, , A X FOREWORD fter rnnch concentrated e jjfort and niany gooiltirnes, we present - ' this year's Kit-han-ne to you. It has heengthe rnairih aspiration of the staff to produce an annual completely clijferent in all its aspects frorn previous hooks. With this as our goal, we have hailt' a hook which we hope you wilhy consider the host in the history of Kittari? h n-ing High School. ji May this-'Kit-han-ne always frgpall pleasant rerniniscences School s for yon! x h ' l 4 . . -5'1 , ' 4 ' .a I I in Q 5- A - ,W L nunicawriopiv WE realize that dedicating an annual to a student is a somewhat precarious in- novation. Nevertheless, we have been so deeply impressed by his pleasing personali- ty and by his tireless and unselhsh con- secration to his class, that vve wish to take this opportunity to express acknowledg- ment and appreciation. . 'W Y '3' 7 l 4 NR. HARRY XY. Kumi NIISS CAROLYN Tyrzrir. Miss NIARIAN STONE MR. HII.BE1i1' Sc:1114:1D14:xIAN'1'E1. The Seniors Wish to express appreciation far the untiring ejfnrts of these flzculty members 9-SQ Q' -, haf: ' - , - . , 4+ -5 72-, ., J . 4431-' P kf: 55 i ., 34. If l 55' T31 ga! 4- Q v- Kittanning offers rural scenes that compare with any others ' in Pennsylvania f 4 E dl L9 A we I 3? , is .. Y , V2 . fi . ' ,l 'V fa Albeautiful, historical spot in our local park 10 rip.. , wh - , . , 3 - -Y,--. -,f- Y. Y... ,..--f-v -v-.VYW , -V--,.... W - ,:. N - . I. W 1 4 'wx .4 .,., . . Iggy X, jf' 1 1 ff I ...K -... - W. ' An entertaining view of two of Kittanning's most valuable assets, the new bridge and the new highway 1 1 1 r Am' A delightful view of The Lovely Allegheny Valley at Kittanning 12 vb X ADMINISTRATICN NR, Clxmc XY. CRAXNMER S11ff7UI'l'IIfCIId!'Ilf vf Schools 14 Hb JOHN D. .ANDERSON 1,l'f1lCif7fll of High School '7' 15 . FACULTY RVTII FLA Hizivrv Curiiegic lvch. NCW X url: L'lllX'L'l'Sl Vocal Music lliznsiz Tnoxiifsux, l5.S.C. Grove City Collcgc, Rapid, Cul. Bnsina-ss Aritlnnutic, llcmlqlum-piii RACHIQL l'.x1N1'1aR, All. Albright Cullcgc English Al.XRY li. S'l'lfINM.X'I'l-2, All. Univcrsity of Pittshurgli English CUACH lAl.XROl.D S'11xc1ql10L's, HS. Strzlusliurg, Va., N'X'isco11sin Couch uf .Xthln-tics :ind Gym C.xx0Lx'N XY. 'l'i'1'zii1.1., All. ' Pc-nnsylvzmizt Cnllugc fur XYOIUCII American History 16 J. P. S'1'r:w,xiz'1', lS.,'X,, AM., MS. Snsqiiclunnm Univcrsity Al1llllL'l'llZ1llL'S llIil.liX Ii Xln'Ci.xm'1cx', .X.lZ. 'lillivl Cullcgv Guogiapliy llmmev A, llljmfixx Lfiiivcrsity nf l'iltslnn'gli Al0Cll2ll'llC21l llrztvviilg, Busincss Arlllnnutic SA1.1,Y Klvfilucczuu, IRS. Bztttlv Llrculc Collvgu llculth lfnliiczttimi IX. lJ1a.xN Rvzlan Cztritvgic Institulu ul' 'ltcliimlfigy xlk'Cl12l1llCZll llrzuxing, Slwp . 7. . w JANET lf, l'Ol'l.lS, l411I.l'r. Gruvn' City Cullcgc lfnglishg Spanish MILDRIQD lyIA'1'l2E1e. All., BS., L.S. Drexel Institution f v y English lfus'r15R E. XXLTER. AB. ' University of Miami English NIQLIJIX L. BARKER, BS. Indiana State 'rC2iCllCl'S Collcfgc llomc Economics Tncmixs E. hlILI.EK, ILS. 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C11'111'1' C11y Lf1111Cg1' x11I111ClI11l11CS 11.111111 K1.1N11:, AB. 011111111 C111111g1g 51161111 S011-111'c 1111:11'1'11.1 111111 5111.1 1,1Cl'C1' 1111s11111ss 111111-gc S111111111111111 211111 '1'1'i1111g .1111 M. 1,1N11.11111:11 111111111111 Slate '11L'2lC1l1'l'S c.1U111'g1' L111111, 11L'1'11'l1111 XY . . . .1111-I.1l.. 11.X1i1iRV, 11.5. 11111111 C111 1'11111'g1' 1'11ys11's 111111 1,111L'1111S11'j' 111-'1f.1 M1111111c, .X.13. L'1111'c1's11y 111: 1'111s11111-gh 111511111 111111 .111 4 17 F BOARD UF EDUCATION L l W W I 1? MR. C. B. MCNEES - I X 0 1 my ' ' 1 DR. XV. I. BLERER Mu. H. G. GATES Mu. LLOYD IXIOHNEY ? I BTISS IiAZEI. SIMON, .Sl'C7't?flll'y DR, I. C. AIIONKS DR. I. D. SEUWIVK NR. E. RITCHEY 18 4' L.. -- .. - - VHYSKCS X N f-T JZ-K www S7 CLASSES ' f- Y Class Song 1 fi lo' 'H cj, ' C 5 3 J M: m -E' L, Q- gp. Ui ai. gi f , , il I zgl1Jflf2lg'EEVlr9Pl X -l : J. J' iii IP i i F' P' P' Fil! l Our sclirml mlays nuw are ul-1' XXI' leave these halloweml hallsg Um' class will meet no more, The worlml now to all of us calls. Oh, clear old thirty four, You will live the ages throughg VVe've settled our score, You will see us no more, 1 Cillcl chums of our school clays so true. H VYQ go, but yet we stay, Our minds can llClCl' forget The clays of work aucl play, l The school frieiicls that we have met. Our high school life is mlonc, Fond mem'i'ies we possessg But when we are gone, life yet lingers ou ln the halls of our clear KITS. Roger Stone '34 mv.. SENICRS Senior Officers H - Commercial President CLARENCE WRIGHT Commercial Vice President Special Announcements NEAL LAWSON is Valedictorian of the CLASS. ELLEN LATTANZIO wins the honor of being Salutatorian. Speaker for Commencement, DR. SCITUYLER E. CIARTH, Methodist Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. ELVA MAE HEPLER Classical Secretary Minister of Christ GEORGE INNES Commercial Treasurer 22 lb L, ll LL , I ,,' ' 'Tiff I' 9j':Ai JIENNIE MQ Bl-LLL Commcrfial RICHARD T. BENSON Com11zm'fial 111-:LEN M. BI1:x'r1.Ex C0mmm'fiaI Sumwoon F. BERLINE C011zmvr6z'czl DlCgNN C. R112uKmrI'E1q SENIORS I.E'l'Tl SIA AM1114:Rx1AN 51Cl'CllfffiC Is.xm2I,. ARNOLD Cu ll1Illl'I'L'fKll EI.1z.x1:u'm .-XYIC C41Ll.V.X'il'tI1 fllaomzlz J. BANIQY Svivfziifir RICHARD R. IKANIQY Sfimzfifc AN N111 J. HA IQTIJQY Cuzzzzzzvruiul M. IIARIQIIYI' l1.xL'lil4 Curzzzzzvrfinl RIMA' ISI41,I.r: UICERS C0,nzuzw'fiuI Scientific IQVTH II. BISHOP Scimlfifif Ar.1axAN1mE1a N. BLANEY C'Iu.v.viful IIARRY XV. BLANEY C0'Ul7lIL'l'f'illl Q f I , Q01 23 f. .QJJ4-27 ' 4 Do1e0'r11y B. CARR Sciezzfifc Hmxlex' L. CULIQMAN C,1llI.S'.X'il'l11 HAZEI. E, COLWIQLL 5liiClIflbfif IVIYRNA E. C01aB1a'1 r C011111zc1'ciaI ANDY B. COX Sfientifir KIARY B. VCMSSMAN C0111111c1'Cz'al 'VHOMAS E. CROVVE Scic11fz'fI.f: fXR'I'Hl'R D. 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IM Cqlllijlhftll X 9' 25 1 4 - SE IORS HOWARD F. FRANTZ CUlllIllt'l'LTiill EUGENE FRENCH C107Il7lIf'l'L'l'fll M A RY E. G Clrlsximl Alxutli M. GE0Rc.E Covlziazffrcial ARLAN11 IQENNICTH L. G1 IESON COI1l7lIPVt'ilIl GRANT G1L1.1s SA'fF11liHC LAWRENCE I. Gl'E'l 1'lIfJFI7 C101llHI1'I'4'fill U AMES H. IIAWK T 6 Cn 7lI1HL'7'f'ffII My 'S' LZ- X. -I ,x M E5 XV. IIECKBI AN Coumz,ercial FRED C. YIELD Commercial FLMFR E. HELM Sciwztiic PIULJ1- D. IIICLIXI .9t'it'llfZ-HL' JOHN T. HENRY Comzzzmfinl NI.xRuL's If IIENHY C0 711 I1lt'7't'l'Ul Tx' .xr 1 1 A EI L, 1113145 IIRERGER C'la5.vir'al JONES NV. I'IETRICK C01u111e7'cz'al 26 1 R1'T11 L. IIINIIMAN Cuu1111w'fial EVIQLYN M. PIOGENMILLER Claxsicill L Rusy HooKs C0 IllM1Cl'l'l.Ul FV:-:LVN J. lIuR1:12Ll. C40I1IlllL'l'Cl'1lI N ' Jxxues XV. IIUSXI-IR Clrzxxifal XXY,Xl.I..XCli G. JACK C0 III Ill 4'1'1'ial Jmuis NV. JOHN .Sit'fL'11lifiC MA x Flalzlml-:Rini JOHNS C 0llIllZ4'I'l'1'fT1 I-Q1m',x1z11 H. 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RHODES C0111111e1'ci11l NIAREL L. RHODES Classical E. PAUL ROOD Co11z111e1'cial JUDITH ROIIRER Classical XYILDA L. RMZYERS C0111 111U1'c'ial RA x' NEAL Co 111111 i'l't'lll!l CA1aR1E S. NELSON C0111 lIlL'l'Cl!ll J JDIIN G. IENN Sri zli X JEANNE P1cARD Cl4m.viml l :li.X'I'RlCli QITINN C0111 1111'1'1'if1l liv1c1.YN RAAIDACH 640111111 v1'rif1l DIi'l l'Y RICBOLD S1'iv11lir?C .f 30 1 ELMER SQHAUB C 0 mmcrvial DENT SCIIRICCICNGOST C0 mm crrial LIADIZLINIQ SCI-11w:C1aN4sos'r Commercial I'1cc:fsY S-C ll L' ICY Cullzllzcrciul CIIARLIQS Slim-:xii .S'cz'c11!ir?c C1,.xR.x Em SuAF1f1-LR ' C'a111111m'C1'al GEORGE S1LxFF14:R Scivntiic -- X . MARY JANE S 1Lx1-'PER COIll1l1U7'Cl'Ul SE IOR ERNIQST RoL'm:1zL'sH 50' Srivzziifizr P Hm-11:5 ROUND C'011zn1r'1'rim1l H ELICN R UPIERT Couznzvrcial XX'11.L1AxM A. RUSH Claxxival Jusslr: C. SALAK Scimzlific Tm' j, Suxx LUX Com lIlt'I't'i!1! GLENN R. SCILNARR Svivlzlific PA L7 I. L. 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M us Illiiufk I 'ice Prc.vz'd4 36 lb Victoria Duclek Charlotte Toy Anne Allinger Dorothy Lorigan Sally MCGivern john Callas Delbert Baker james Brooks Wanda Wayne Sarah Herrick Freda Wolfe Florence Carrier Catherine Bennett Mary Louise Craig Irene Carrier Helen Crusan JUNIDRS Beatrice Poundstone Sag Richardson Christine Wilson Darrel jones Esther Hoey 'J Mary Tillotsphg ' J T' ' ' nj-1 .,, 6 N A I' . M A X fx? . N 1 KJ pw, ,f'w3qf,f jack Mazzotta james Callas john Louden Who has the smile? Dex Sedwick Gus Heilman Isrcal Scheaffer , Abe Lurie Bill Jones 0 37 i Y, ,, ,, Al JUNIORS Carl Trudgeri Glenn Schaeffer Bill Morgan Carl Swigart Ada Smith Freda Clark Isabel Crawford Josephine Euhrek Virginia Weidl Clara Yorko Harold Graham Charles Steim William Hooks 38 Charles Henry Wallace Cooke Sam Shirley Walter Saloski Paul Stratton Ross Stillson Bill Shearer Nellie Mechling Mary Rupp Constance McGann Lily Grafton Annabell Semmens Horal Vensel joseph Stephine james Dimmit Eulabelle Transuc Maude Whelan Mildred Kunselman Velma Lasher Jean Young JUNIORS Sarah Reese Isabel Helm Margaret Moyer Vern McCanna Edna Mae Jenkins janet Frantz David Cooke Louella Cornish Richard Moore Donabelle Stennet Paul Edwards Mayzelle Cornish Royd Minick Ileen Waugaman Charles Stennet Clara Sullivan Frances McDonald Mary M. Hawk Mildred Enders Dorothy Huntington 1 Bill Haney Raymond Troutman X Sam Hill Vernon Trourman N. E. Mary Hawk Robert Berlinc jane Hulsey Francis Stouffer Fred Hough Charles Thompson 4' 39 M JUNIORS 'Lx K li James Helfrick Hen Bixler Thomas Allison Joseph Angelo JJ Dennis Dineen Bill Blaney ' Robert Leech Ivan Doverspike Jack Buzzard 1 frll Raymond McElory Ross Anthony Ed Brodhegy Paul Bartley Glenn Atkinson Ruth Leard Nick Kerenick Ivan McCaslin Paul Hooks Marion Neurohr Louie Feicht Raymond Rathwell Esther McClaferty Harry Flenner Harold Salsgiver Thelma Dinger Bob Doverspike - Bernice Mobley Hen Bixler 40 NP ei X' JUNIORS L , e x , Y X 1, .I 57 xxx i E x 'No Dave Billheimer Nellie Meehling Goldie Fiscus Bob Smith Daniel Brownell Lily Grafton Ruth Sheasley jack Mossman William Boyer Mary Rupp Minnie Papciak ,john Miniek Victor Buzzonira Anabell Semmens Richard Nix Robert Opel Bill Spangler Clair Lasher Vale Turney M3fg3fCf Tomlinson Erstine Doverspike Jess McCracken Nelda Lawson, Blanc Wineberg ,lfflfk O'R0UfkC Metro Wozinak 9 41 JUNIORS Mary Tatsak Ethel Slagle Levine Taylor Geraldine Slagle Iris Wolfe Russel Bouch V1olet Rosenberger LOIS Hxll Joe Perry Bob Beatty Gertrude Reed Velma Iohnson Merle Saxman John Blaney U Ruth Rmker Anna Toy Merle Schrecengosr Charles Johnson Q V John Berry ' j Alberta Burke 42 HC' Harrison Adams Emerson Elgin Charles Merwin Mildred Orr Norma Bish Dixie Beachy Georgine Slagle Isabel Reynolds Dorothy Henderson Zelia Bowser Marie Schrecengost Dot Ferry Alace Nichols Francis Yackowich Dorothy Greer lrene Greer JUNIORS George Sullivan Pauline Grinder Dick Bowser john Finnerty Walter Frye John Zintinski Tony Dentici Laurence Roo Louie Feicht Bill Miller john Moyer Vern Cable fner 4' 43 Come on, juniors! Lets get a JQW more of these far the fcbool. 44 Ib ff in N Q S X 117 W I-JW sf? V A X Dix I ' X 5' Sf - n 5 - vw Qt' gif' X Q' ,, 12 4 if 1 I XANM 95 , SQPHOMORES Sophomore Cfficers F ff Q' . VINCENT CURREN P1'v.f'ident jnucs BIERXYIN Vim Plxnvidmzt BETTY IXICCLFKIE Svm'eta1'y IDOROTHY LTCINTYRE TrL'a5zu'e1' 46 Ib OPHOMORE jf' h' .dw Fourth Voir: 4'. Sll2l4l1'l'S. A. Sillt'l2lil', L. Klim-, M. 141. HIWPXYII, II. Srdglin, II. Ijislmp, Il. Hooks, R. I':1i11I1-1', l'. Iluuks, BI. Flippi, 1. Slvpp. Third row: I.. 1':2ll'fI'll1I. A. ZCl'l', ll. Jllliilll, M. l'Iilv1's, H. Julius, Ii. J. If2ll'llS, V. Iirswki, M. Cluypool, H. lmsvll, BI. S1-lmI'I'01', L. XI4'f'l2li1l, ll. SI:-bc-rk, ll. Nlc'N1ltt. Sfcozlfl rnlr: R. I-'nstvlz Y. Monks. IC. M1'Uo11g':ll. IL I:2lI'llll'l. Il. BI2'll'lllC0i, J. M. D4m'11S. V. 1'Il'i0l' sun. I.. l'ilj'l1l1'. M. 4.10 ll. 1'011vv, T. Lux 1111, M. ICHIIQIQSIIIIIII, V. Hillillll. H. l7i1l1'Pll, NI. Il0s011ln11'gs-1', .L SIm11kl0, First row: II. Ilmwy, Y. lrusr-11. L. l'i11ke1'lrm, l'. Ihm1'11m-, A. I-Iinvs, 12, l'1'au111lm, M. BCX'il1LIf0l!, J. l'rytzc-r, S. VIVIIIIIKQ, L. Wulfv, M. XVnlf1-, It. Illllllilljllllll, J. S1Hll1g.Yl01', H. Slcrwzwt, M. Mc- Millan, F. HQI111. QI 47 GPHUMCRES ' ii . ii K A My Off ix XV' . xx' rl 'x . mi Fourth wmv: C. lluwser, K, Cupenhaiver, R. McCzxSlin. fl. Wolfe. D. xVfl1l0llbi'lll5Ill, G. xXl'lllS11'OIl,Z, E. Arinstrmig. A. ll. Rrunlmch, lil. Jnrdzin, E.McDe1'1no1t, .I. llierer, S. J. llitcliey, M. J. Krant- bauwr, A. Toy, G. Williams. 'l'l1irrZ row: A. Adams, L. Mcllwnin, D. NVrr1y, A. Slnmiuker, ll. Scfliaffer, E. XVible, A. Andrews, J. Smith, G. Mcllwain, D. Foster, M. Terry, R. Hailey, J. Williams, E. Craig, ll. Dowling, M. Lnrinior. Second row: M. Smith, R. Williams, E. XVnlker, R. Phillips, J. Gibson, XV. Nicely, M. Ilidinger, M. McCullough, M. Reddinger, A. Ilutrivk, II. Bartosliek, M. Whelan, B. Dosch, C. Henry, M. Beck- with, E. Mervis. First row: D. French, V. Seifert, A. Richardson, P. Painter, K. Neuhror, F. Pollard, D. McIntyre B. McClure, I. Rebolt, P. McCanna., D. XVilc0X, li. Friclc, E. Shearer, M. Daniels, P. Schmidt, A. Geiger, J. Johnson. 4 48 SOPHO GRE h .Sf l'Y0IlI'lll Voir: fi. llushv, H. Rlillirun, IS. XV:1ug:lll1z1n. IC. Izillllll, l'. Atkins, ll.i4lix'n11sQp, ii. Iludsun, Il. Hun Thirrl row: rvu, Il sewn 11 rou- l'I. Svh Firxt row: witter, lionuvxz v, 1'. lluzlvtl, NV. Allzlnls, F. Ilivn-11. NV, II:l1'lm:l11. II. Nhklmlvr. LI. 1'u1'11m:1u. ll, ligmp. -'L S.Kwi:1tIqmx'slci Il. Hlllllllillllll, L. Iluwlimr. I'. Slii1llll'l' TI 159111011 I' lla-urv X' Cuu .1 Banks, F. Slivnnsoxl. XV. Ti'1'olli11p:4'1', J. Wingzliv, A. Wihlo. Il. l'Illlll1illHL'I'. l W. ' ' Z S. lived, Y. Mzlltlww, Il. ICIIIISPIIIHIII, J. Im111111u11, I'. lfl'1lllill2lk, ll. XYvlrst.a:1','D. Crate, ll10I', Q. Orr, Il. Il0fl'll'k, H. Iiuwsvlg IC. Yzlrfkowivll, R. Stamps, N. Rupp, F. Suyler. K' F. SOI'l'ill'U, J. Svifs-1't, .I. 150:11-lly, R. Ju11vs, G. Hzztvw, H, I'll1'l1Pl', J. 1lL'l'XVill. II. Klu- L. C2ll'l', S. Gil!'lll2ll'i1l0, 1'. Ilusvll, F. S4f:l1'l4rtr:l. NV. Woidl, J. 124-sl, M. Mctlinley, R. 49 OPHO ORE First row: M. lluwling. M. Coslunzo, 'l'. lloyd, M. llm-trick, l'. Hiflingrer, M. Goigc-V, A. S1i11gI01', II Rhcclvs, L. Wilson, ll. I'v1c1'so11, RI. Walter, H. 1'l'fYIZi l', B. llvld, Il. Calllmun, T. 1 lIl'lli:'l', Iv Cusiuuzo. Sffflllyll 1'o'1v: J. llrooks, lf. Gf'o1'g:0, J. llorr, C. Calrlvy, N. llish, A. 501111-'lT0ll!IOSf, ll. Seifvrl, F. Slew art, J. Stillsuu, J. Sllj'd6'l', ll. Siowurt, li. Stopln-us, L. li11111b:11'gc1', L. liuffm-r. Third row: V. l4'le1111er, li. Clark, M. J. Haro, G.Swig:11't, L. Cable, O. Young, E. 11lZll1g1l61', J Wills, R. Smlwick, I. Sl1z1ITc1', J. St6Illll'll', ll. llmvsvr, Il. Lommon, li. Ca1'1':1w:1y, Y. Rlmrlus. l nurth row: Y. McCzuma, M. Mcliain, C. Slmelmllu-1', W. 'l'mld, li. Roup, ll. Ruofner, R. Peters, E King, C. McNabb, C. Shay, R. Murphy, W. Shoustor, li. Hawlz, C. Dery, P. Deluca, M. Scllre cougost. 50 9 9 I 'fi 576 Q6 X, 2 5 RSS Q 5 Z, 5 S 'ff 2, Q Z Q QQ K S IIDYISEI HAVE STUDY PERIOD IIDII SIIID ID LIKE IIIGII SCHOOL Q , II , as DH X f Q9 I f Vx QQ S If SCI 2 5 if X:-I Q ' Q I X X Q Q X I f Q35 I T315 Nl J FRESHMEN Freshmen Officers SARAH BOOHEK Secretary ICLEANOR LEIINER 7iI't7U.VllIACl' MAX SANKEY President JAMES INGHAM Vice President 52 4' .5 .. 1 V find I PLZQSL-wifi l i1'xI Voir: XI. f'I2lA'INllIIl', I . Ilivlwy. S. l:lHDIII'I'. I.. l'4bIlI4'I'. H, Iimvsa-1: II. III:H'k. ll. J. Illzlwk, .I 1'uIIivV, Il. 1'l2ljINllll4'. I.. xI4'1'lIll0lIQIl. II. Ut-IIIIIDZI. I.. I:lIl1llIlhIl'I'. II. Iizxum. IC. Alulxlgmxn-1'y, II Alum-I-. 'I'. l'nI4mn:1. Nw-111111 ruff: XY. NIvI.u11gI1Ivx1. I, lIiII4-r. .I. l':lIig11i1'i, IC. S4'I1:nI'I'4-1'. IP. SIw1'1'y. III. NIll'I'I'.Y. Y. Hwm-l1s I. NI:nIl1-rn. 41. Iiulu-V. II. I!isI1, I-I. IH-'I'lIIIl'. .I. Szllsuivvr. Ii. Um-ns. II. NIn1'l'uw. .I. 1'4n'ImvIl. 'l'l1i1'1l rnlr: It. Illusv, I.. NI'lII'HIII', II. Ilmvln-V, F. Ik-llsun. I., I'znIirxsIci. II, IPII-Iwy. II. Uulwvll. I. Imnzv N. Toy. IC, Ill-mx'l1. II. I'v1'l'A'. .I. Itmluln. XY. SI1I11fIvI1IwIu-1'. Il. NIvXulf. I.. II1mvIu-r. I-'mulll Ifnlr: A. Ilimmill. NI. Ilislwp. II. I7lIIlIIlII'I'. II. Ilrvslqi. XY. l':IlI'IIIII'I'i1'I'I'. II. S1-I1n'm'Iw11g1'4mi. 1' Sllullpv, J. Iirvski, I., AI1-Xml, IL SI'I'l'IIlJ. NI. Slllvllill. A, SIIIIIIIUI. I.. Xl4'I'IIIIIl2', .I. NIIIIIIIIIKUI' Fiffll I'flll'Z IC. Iinslvy, A, l3l'l1l'1'. NI. SIII'I'I'A'. N. Alllligc-11, H. Mille-1'. IL VIVIIHIIIZIN. NI. Ilruwn, AI. Srllrx-:A lI1'll2'11SI, S. Ilrm-I-. Niwlll wolf: AI. Sunlu-y. QI. Ilvliuzl. l'. ImwI1. XY. Iix-un, A. Iiylnrivk. S, I':n1wi:1Ii. Il. HlIIll'I'l, II, IIN-Il IZ. Klmwisml, Y. Nulnlv. II. 1I4bI'Ll'IlII. .I. 1I1'IivIx'1-y. v--w---9 Top rnw: AI, Ilngnn, Ii. SIIYIIUV. II. llillclr, XY, IIug:u1miIII-1'. It. Illulwn, .I. XII-Nm-5. IP. Nlinivk. S. Iluunrl. II. IIIII. ll, ScI11'4-wlluusi. Il. f'IH'l1I'IlII. Ii. Ilulh-1', I . VIIUNIIIIII. I'. I21'mx'1a. I-'ourill ruzrz I.. 1.1-nzi. IP. IIiwiII4er. II. Nlmrp. 0. I.lII'kMf'2l. IC. Ilish. II. Sa-Ivzl, I . SIIA'lI1'I'. Q. I.:1ws1n1, RI. Alulligzm. IX III-ml. NI. 1':Ipul'uIi. II, IIIQIIQIIII. I4'. Vrfwx, II. I!mx'sv1'. V, Anllmny. 'l'I1irrl rnlrg li, Orr, A. NIvl'uy. I.. AIm'4'1lIIul1uIl. AI.YIII'1.Z'0,.I. Itrmvlas. NI. Willizuns. IL Ih-IIHII, I.. Hum- ingum, I.. Alnsl. Y. Ilullvu. Ib. Ilinulnlmun. N.1'IiIIIIPll. IC. XII-Away. AI. ICIIIQIII. Nv'K'0I11I wmv: NI, Yvzlgvlz II. XYIsiIu. I'. Iinrns. II. Kiosla-r. H. I.11Iu-A, I , Nlnzzullu, I . Iizluv. Ii. Alun' phy. II, Imgllv. AI, I I'I'I'IIIQI'i'. II, AI4-NI:us!01's, IC. I'a1ww1mr1'4-. II. -IIIIIIISHII. l ir'.vt mir: A. .Im'4I:1n, XI. llmlilmis. IP. NIv1':un1l:1. I . .InI1nf. Y. K1-Isa-:l. IC. I':lIIUlI, IC. 'I'Imn1:1x. II. Nlinivk. II. S14-plums. II. BIPUIIIIIIQ. 'I'. .I:n11is4m. II. NI1-Iizlin, A. CVZIQH, I.. Mzullini, AI. Alvlkwl- Iuuu I. IP. . . A 1- fy. -4 -1+Y -l 53 Fifth row: NV. States. Il. Ruup, S. Carr, M. XVnlfu. F. Su-nnell. S. Julius, ll. llill, J. Srzirr. lf. XVibl11, A. Bauer. 1. '1'Hl'1l9y. D. llnwser. .J.llz111g:liDi'1y. l4'o1l1'fl1 row: T. T:1ylm'. J. Slzlrr. U. Fox, J. 'Fv1ls'ss1ki. .I, SiilllliPl'. A. Iizlllvr, U. Dailey, L. Sfviu, IC. Schull, M. Iieiglmrd. IC. .I. T4'1'I'y, II. Silfl, H. SillI'il, Nl. liwd. 'I'hir4l rum: G. Clousc, lil, Sllllillfl, XY. L:lsl101', ll. Toy, G. Blown-, Ii. 'I'uy, R. Ulzlyprxul. K. xVlllfIH'Ll. IC. Wulfv, S. NIUCUIIJQIII, LI. Slllllll. 11. I1:11's ni'sIm'lc. W. Iii-'NIYl'HlCI', A. f'0li6ll1l2lYP1'. Nlivflllfll mir: J. Mcflivlvy, C. llnll, XY. RIu11Ig'u1uel'y, tl. Ilixluy, S, lIowsP1', J. Wible, .I. Nelson. H. 'l'vm, plvluu, l . XVll1l2llllS, Y. Sl1:1fl'c-it Fifwf row: XY. Cl'iSSlIl2lll, Tl. Fllll'll. ll. Orr. lf. IA'IllIIl1lll. ll. 1XIKll'l'IUll. ll. Mullin-y. Ii. llnu. NI, Furl 1ll'l'il, li. Sl'lll'9C0ll20Hl, 'I'. Stflll'4't'Ullg'0NT, .I. lmsvli, ll. Willizulls. A. Unliuals, ll. Nvllllil. Fifth wmv: J. XVliit0, H. Lambiug, l'. Gl':1.y. C. Slaxglv, NY. NY:1lls, lf. Aizdrvsliy, XY. Sluiill, L. Fluii' 1'. While, J. .XdZllIlS, G. A. BI21tl'Pl', G. Ym-lm, L. Slnglo, J. 'l'u1'tm':i, li. Smith, O. Smiili, G 'l':1l:1d:Ly. 1 ourth row: l'. Ifouks, T. Blzirilinll. Ill. Linglvr, J, Knzim-ki, 1'. Grnlmm, J. F1-ies, C. Hall, R. Hooks J. Toy, M. Allison, NV. Yorko, F. Smith, A. Yviwiislcy. T. Young, S. Smith, D. Stucllell, F Szlxmzlu. ll. StouITQ1'. Tllirrl wrw: J. Stivuusmm, Tl. Antliony, M. S11y1lel', C. limnlluzln. J. C. Karr, A. Lonuuoii, J. Gispan iflqi, lt. Wvlmsfmg li. Zeigler, E. NYyz111f, L. 'l'1':iislvr, Y. Siwiicer, C. Tilriimsy, J. Trumbull, C. Zcllc row. Svcoml rum: R. Jzmiisoii, l'. 1T:Hl'0l'llllF', U. Juliusmi, T.. Julius, R. Jliaillllllll. IG. llotrick, M. Gray li. 1l1ll'I'illhHdl-', R. liroli, Z. Lim-iixetti, fl. Gaguiui, A. l'isc'uS. lil. Jnnvs. A. Weir-lit. 1-'irsf rum: K. Svylvr. fi llnrv. lil. Lolmfir. P. XV:1l11-1-. M. Julius. ll. .Invk, M. llflilman. S. Mziieur, M l,. TAlllllS4r1l. TNT. llnwk. J. Smith, C. Slalgle, ll. Titus, V. Lilil'4l. li. L:1ir1l,ll. Helm. 54 'P' IV a Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS .A1I111'1'h1bl1, 111'1Il'.Y 1-'1-lix. 1'21I'1111'11 .A1111'A'. 111111111 l1'11x. 111-1'11:11'11 Atkins. 11:1r1'.x 11'1':1111'1-, 111111121111 11II1l11Y111. 1,:1ws1111 11'1'1-111-1'i111c. 121115 111'1'1'S. ,A1'11ll11' 1:12l111'A', 1 1'll1 1ZI:1111-5, 11:11'1'y 1l1m's1-1'. .1:11111-X 1I1m's1-1'. .1111111 A. 1I11ws1-1'. 1,1-wis 1:I1l'1i, I1:11'1',v 1'1l111'1'11111. A111111'11s1- AAv1'11l11'11, 1'11111l1-1' 1'1'iss1111111. '1'111n11:1s 1'I'A'1Z1'1'. 'l'111v111:1N ll:11'1'. 1f'1':111k 1Y111111s. 11l11l1'l'1 1111s1'11. A11111x11 11I11w:11'11s, llilly I1,1111g11. 11 1':1111'15 A1111-1'11111, 1Vi1111:1 A1'111:lS11'I'. .l11111:1 AH1111141. A1111- 11211'1l'llQ. 1I11s1-111:11'v 1:l'211'1lA', 111111j' 1:1'll1,U1l. 121-lly 1l111x's1-1'. HV11-11:1 P11111-11112111-1'. S:11':1 151-111 111-111, x1i1X1l1l' 11ix'1-11. 11:1l'X 1l11s1f1l. I11l1'111l' l1I1gi11. Sum .1:1111- 1'1I1l1'I'Y. A1:1y111-11 11'l1-111111g. A11111- 11li1'k, 1111111 1 11X, 111-IIA' l1'1-:1111x. 1111111 11'1'1-111-11. 11:1x1-1 l1'1'is11li111'11, N12l1'A' A111:1 1 1'y1-, 11111111111 111'1-1-1111:111111. Jim 111'1'1'1'. 112111111 11:11'1-, 111111111 11111111-y, 11211'I'A' 111-1111-r. .111l1lll11' 111111N4111, 1':112l'll4' 111111f1111, .I:1111i 111111-s, 1'11:11'11-s .1111'11:111, 1 11:11'11-s .1111'11z111, Sl'Ill1 1i:11111111-1'11i1-111-1'. 111-11111-I1 Iizllz. .11-1-1111112 1i111!', .l:11'1i 1iIi111-, I1z1l'1'1-5' 1,:11':'1-, 1':1111 11l'l'll1'I', IQI1'-1111 1.1:1s. '1'1111111z1s 1.111111-111:111. .1z11'k l,1111111-11. 1'1:11'1-111'1- I,y111-. 11I:11'1 N11'l'l1s11-11 l1I11w:11'11 K11'1fl'1'11. 1111851111 fY14'111121. 111111111 N11-111111, .11151-1111 A11-1'1'1s, 1S1'211'1 311111-r, 111lXYI11'l1 Al11s11111, 111115 N111111g111111-1'5'. 1 1'1-11 A111111-1-, 11I11w:11'11 A111111'1-. 411111111 N1A'1'1'N. A1'1f111e 112111-11, W11l1111'11 11l111g1-1: .1i1l'1i 111110. 1111111-1'I 5111111111-, 1111111-1'l EIGHTH GRADE BOYS 111-im-1'. ,11-1111 111111l11. 1I1J115' 111'1-1-11. 111-'IIA' 11:11'1-. 111-113' ' I1:11's, 111ix'1- 111-11111-1's1111. B1Il1'.1' 11l'I'1'. 1':11'111i111- 1l1111'N, 111111111-:1 1i11l'f11'S, 11111-:111111' 1i1111w1-1111a111. ,AYl'I1I'111 1i1111w1-1111:111. 11111'11111y 11I11I'11. A1i1'ii1111 1,1-1111111111. 1111111 111-nzi. llusrf 111:1s. I1'111:1 l.i11s1-1-, 8:1111 N1:1s1111. A1121 X11-1'I:1111, 1f211111'1'1111' N1111'111l11111, 111-11-11 A11'1P1-1'11111It, x12ll'1i! A11'11XYil111. 12+-Try A11-1,1-1111. N21111'j' ,A1l'A'1'1'S, 1'1:11':1 A11l111u':111x1, 12111111 311b1ll', 1P111'11Il1y 31111111 l111s1-11:1 A1111-s1:1. Alury .1:1111 511111111-y, 1111111111111- 3111111'1-, 1':111'i1'i:1 3111111-1-. Yi1':i111:1 Ul'1'. 111-11-11 f11'1'. 1111111'1'I:l . 1V1111111'1i1-. 131-try .1:1111- 1'111k1-1'l1111, 1'1-z11'11- l'11111, 1,':l11ll'l'1l10 1:211112111l, 111-11-11 R1-1-11. 1b111'11I115' 111-1-11. 11111111-11 1111y111111ls. .A11K'1' 111111111:111g11, 111111111 A1'11'l1' 81-1111-1-1-11:1mI. 1111111-1'l Sl'11lI1'A'. 1 1-11x S1-119111-li, XY11li:1111 Sg1:11'1:11:1. 1 I'ill11i S11:11'1'1-1'. A1111- N11:1I'1-r. Ivwiulll Smith, 11IIl'1'A' S1:1l11, 11111111 Sl111'l'. 11i1'l1:11'1l 511111-1'. 1111111101111 '1'1111111ps1111, S111-1'w111111 '1'11y. 1211-11:11'11 '1'11I'11l'1'. '1'1111l 1Yz111u':1111:111, .1:1111: W111-11111. .1111111 W11i1:11'1-1-I l':1111 AYi11511x. 1,':1l'1 AY1111'1', 1 1'l'41 11l11P1i. S11-11:1 11'+'1ll' N1:l11'1-Q1-11g11s1, A111121 31:11- SC111'F1'1'l1QUN1. 1,llc11l1- Sl'11i101Tl'l', 11111111121 S1-1111111-11s, 121-111-V11-vw S11:1l11-1', A1111'Mil1'LJ1 S1l1l'2l, .A1'11114' Sivecs, X1Jl1'A' S1Il1T1l. 111-lly S11A'f11'1'. A1Il1'Lf211'1'T h11x':1s1111. X11':i111:1 '1'1':111s111-, K:1111l1-1-11 '1'l'1'l-'1'1'. 111-1-1-11111 AAv1'11'11, 11I1111:l AA'UA'1ll12l1l, .I:1111- Av1111il1IlS, lP111'111115' XV111g:11'11. 3111111-1 1195111 1V111f0, 11'1'1-11:1 Y111111f. 1.1-11111 4-' - ss Seventh Grade hi W .Xncln-rson, Alma Aslw, Jn-anne Arlmlastm-r, Bernice Banks, Kathryn liarr, Marie linwsvr, Allante Iloxrst-r, llvlen liowst-r, Yvonne liurke-, Mary i'arl4-y, Gcralclint- U1-vt-Ili, Catltorilnl Volt-xnan. liarvtta 1 l,llUlliIlL1'lHlIll, Dolort-S Ilvntici, Mary lM'l'l'y, Olivii lion-1'spilcv, Jean Dowling. Mary linwst-r. James i'an1pln-ll, Joe Carraway. XVillian1 i'l'JlYll!l0l', Clair C'rax'wn01', Frank t'1'avm-mtl: Lealnnan llrisp--n, Paul lbailt-Y, NYillia1n Ilanivls, David IM-lp, ldarl Iiingm-r. Rin-lxarfl lmsvlx, YVarren lJlIlllllll'K', Danit-l lisnla, Koss Fart-stt-r, F1'0fle1'iQlc lfnwlt-1'. Vlingvr Fox, Alva SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS ldrlwarfls. Doris lfllligll, Anna l-'ning Sally l'lt'l'g1'llSO1l. Mary Jam- l l'1-nr'l1, Sylivio lit-nl'g'v. Mary thu-1-11v.'alt. iivlliilll ll2ll'l'iL't'1', Xvillllfl ll:-ilman, Marian lillIt'lliSOH, Pllylixs Honulx, Virginia ,l1wrrlan, Alllt-rta Julian. liltln-l Kaplan, Milrlrt-ml Katz, GL'1'tl'lHl4' Klint-, Janet Knrnnvs, Hn-lm-n lirinvr. Virginia llO4'Cl1. Anna lirzlm-v Mazzotta, lfarnn-na llrflanna, lin-wiv BIr'Clister. Alim- MUCOX, Irvm- Mcllinnis. l lu1'4-mv llervis, Hannah Mvym-ll, in-rn-x'i.-rv Miller. Lois Mohr. Evvlyn Morgan. Virginia BiUXl'1', Irvin- llannlracll, livrtlxa lilwse, Hn-lx-11 lin-ig'l1e1't, Marin- SEVENTH GRADE BOYS l rvncl1, Elmer Garth, Colwell th-o1'gv, Dean Uonlfl, Donald tlrantz, Jann-s Gratvs. Cllill'l0S tlriuo, Albert llart-, Robert lit-nry, XVilli:un lln-trick, Foster Ilill, fl001'33,L2 liill. Jay Julian. Leonard Klingvnsnxitlx. liamlull Komlt-s, Lush-y lfllIXSE'l1llZlIl. XYallact- Knntx. Darrell l.El1'iI'l101', Robe-rt Long, Ray Lucas, Harry Marshall. Carl Martora, Fm-rl Murplty, Paul McCoy, Harulml lllcliuen, XVilliam McPl1f-rson, Kula-rt Orr, Roln-rt Patton, llarold Patton, l'I0lllL'I' Srardina, 'rlllltllllilbl Sr-lnnidt. Larry Sul11'0rs-Ilgust. Norris Svhall, Iluwarcl Sllaffc-r, llanit-l lillIlllJ2ll'Q4'!', Ruth Sclnwcurxgtmt, .Ivan Sgarlata, ,lust-pluino Slll1Illillit'l', lmrntluy Slaglu, Anna Nav Slagrlv. Vlara Stillsin, Catln-rim' Stitt. Ora Stump, Ora Swigart, Marit- Tarr, Audra Transav, Myrtle XVmestlalu-, Virginia Xilistwoocl, lit-tty YYolfe, iilltll Yonnt, Dorothy Sllaffvr, YYilliaxn Slxoarvr, Kula-1't Starr, A1-nolml Starr, .lark Silfilll, W1-nflt-ll Ste-nnvtt, William Stitt, Hugh Tarr, Xvilliillll 'l'erry, Gilbert Toy, Arnlanfl Toy, Tln-znlnrv YVOUQ-'r, Xvllliillll XYilson, M1-shall XYinslow. llarry XVolfv, Harnlcl XX'0lfe. Ronald XYoods. Jute ss 'W' l f 0 afmom LA To NITE. 1 YZ al x 1 H Qmkfflfi R xii if -5' ,N gf' 1-'WW 'il ?-5' S X 'QE X K X X X ,fff fi Lyy' f if fy!! fi X, ,ff f f,ffj,f ,ff ,I 1 w f QC 'F 4 ,f 6 , 1 x , J 1 f gl I WA X ' T iff w 5' N -. x :nw MM' m fiyf f A 'fly X : V 1 1 ' ff TYQ:QQl41 X 'bv 1, mfg N ll Ill' ! f 'V A ,ff f QV -.. ' 7.. Q ,,. , . ,. 1 Exxi-lla? Y 1 ' f?.',,9. ml., I 'Leif X X :it X, . ' - f .9 34' gl' 5,3 r ' s 4 ' . - . Si5:t.'.v -1 J ,ga-?,..g,15 I -K ' f S Saif f' '. 1' f Qc 3? li. gf , 1 fig I If X I A' 'f In 3 ff if 6 6 Q T f 1 1 , f9 k I L ,X 7 500 if Y 62? , , ACTI ITIE The Board of Activities Sfllnrliiifyi IT. XV. CI'2lllYll01', J. D. Anderson, J. Sieferl. J. 0'IiUlll'liI'. Sitting: K. Neurohr, D. 1iiCI'li0IH1N'1', J. Roto, R. C. Craig, II. Ilcilinan, M. Neurolir, The Board of Activities was established several years ago when I'rofessor Harry B. VVeaver was principal of Kittanning High School. Its purpose is to direct the extra-curricula activities of the school, control the finances, and present conHiction of Various prospects with one another. The Board is made up of two representatives from each of the three classes of the high school, two faculty members, one alumnus, one member of the Board of Education, the Superinten- dent, and the Principal of the high school. It is an important organization in our school in that it places direct responsibility on student government, and brings about spirit of cooperation between the faculty and the student body. 58 'W' Kit-han-ne IIARRY Km xr: IJIICIIHIII Advism' Roman STONE Ediforirll .I1a.xxN1c I'11'.11m I'icffurCN Il11'11.1111v Lxslildlt ff1'llf'l'lll I-fflitorirzl NICAI. L,xwsuN Fzlitorirll lfI1.v.1 MM: II1:1'1.1:1z !If111f'J'rll Ifrliforifll Sp 11 rfs fvlilllil T1.X NYIHCN V142 4 Ll'141'1 1'll1111'11' J.xf'1c RICIXTUSII Art 411111114115 1l.xN1-:Y ,l ri AI,x1z1cl, H1101 l'icI1lr1's K1.,x11' 1'1 r1c1c hlllibfilllflfills 114111111 IIX S1 rmxsux fill!!! . 1. f'0lIjl Hum 1If'11c'ruZ ly'rlit01'if1l t'o11f1 General Editorial .XA wr Cu.:- Ifalifurirzl, A rt X1:'1'111'1: f'l'NNINHll.XXl flm1c1'ul Hzliforiul uw A 1.1-Lx BLANEY General Editorial q,',,,,l,f Busincxs The fll1lUNYi1lU ponplc ds-sc-1'vo spw-i111 1111-11111111 -lm' 1l1ei1' i11dispe11s:1lul1e work: Evelyn R:1111b11cI1. 31:11',g:11'et Tm111i11s1,111, 1111-e1y11 Harrell, l'll2ll'Il'S Sllxllll, Fi11dl1+y heard, business Hlilllilgliil' png tolllymye, amd The s:11fAS111e11: F. Leard, Ii. Rhodes. A. xV21l1!l011I', H. 111111103 IC. Horrell, B. Kline, C. Ixlawlt- tor, T. Init-1IlfiI'i. BI. Nlurmw, J. J111111, R. S1QIXYl!1'1h,I7. Stevsms. ..Q1 ' 1 RUSSELL C,xx11'1m1.L CL.x1:1:Nu1: XVIRIGIIT 474. Corridor Gossip ANN XV.xL'r11oUR JOSICPII KI'o1Qc:AN RUTH PIINIWMAN R0j701'fz'1' Cfl'L'll1UI'iUIl Rvfwrlw' Cofvyist EVELYN R,xA11:.xcu RICHARD LASHER EINA MAE lllzlmxcnc AIADELINI2 SCl11uccKl2Nr:osT Coffylsl Edilor Raforlm' Cofylst JANET RlcH.xRDsoN GEORGE BANEY Ilmx 1311-zlzlulixlx-lan HEI.P1N B1gN'r1.ncY Coffylst Artist Edifor, Sporlx Rvfrorfcr Colvylst :XNDREXV Cox Rtsslil. C.xMPlaEr.1. JXRTHUR Cl'NN1NGuAx1 Ediforfnl, Cirfuialiozz Cf7'CIlIfIff0II, Rvfmrlvr Czrfzzlutzoal, Rffwrlvr 60 19 X. ational Scholastic Honor Society Top: II. Stonv. .I. H4IiII'4'1', lf. I.:-md, Il. lilnnim-S. N. Lawson, 42 ll:-od. NY. Ilhodvs. 1'. IilIlXYiITl'I'. Il Siixzlnson. J. Iiosm-r. ilirlrllvz li. i'fllt'l1lN'l'2t'I'. IP. Siilllllllilll. IC, l.:1T1:1nzio. IG. Nlille-r, Nl, .l. Lonilvn, ll. lim-nlls-y. lilllflllllf .l, Iillifilllllth .l. l'11':1r1l. Nl. Si'l11'e-m-1-iigoxl. A. Xl. H1-urge-, II. Slillilmln-V. mu: 43. v.'i-mm. in thc tcrin of 192324, 21 chzlptcr of thc National Scholastic Honor Socicty was in- stalled in Kittzinning High School. Thu so- cicty has four aims. They :irc to crcznc en- thusiasm for scholarship, to stiniulzltc 21 dc-sire to ranch-r scrvicc, to proniotc worthy luzulciv ship, and to cncourzlgc thc clcvclopincnt of character. 'Ibn pcrccnt of thc Senior class may hcconu- im-inhcrs. Thcsc must rank in thc upper fourth of thc class in scholzwship standing. My-inhcrs arc sclcctcrl hy Z1 connnittcc Coni- prisurl of thc principal :mil four or niorc faculty inn-inhvrs. RUC!UIIIIIICIIKIZIUOIIS for cloc- tion :irc niaclc by thc faculty and hy incnihcrs of thc class. Nur clcctions :irc hclrl unch yczir during thc inifhllc of thc sccoiirl scincslur. This ya-ar, scvcmccii inuinhr-rs wr-rc givr-ii thc honor of hclonging to this socicty. '7' 61 Senior Pla Top Noir: M. J. Slizilfeiy J. llvllitosll. E. Aye, .l.lli-'l11'j'. A. Illzinvy, H. 1il2lll4'X, RI. Rhodes, I Lurie, D. Stivziiisnii. S1'r'nurI row: H. Ilution. J. Fla-iniiigr, .l. 1'ic'ni'4l, U. KlIlXYlllPl', A. XY:i1tlin1ii'. F. flluoiv. A. Ill. Gooifo, XV. llusli, First rnir: Y. Fox. l . lleld. .l. Kerr. ll, Sli-WPIIN, Nl, Spu Also: J. Morgan, A. Cox, tl. llainey. The annual Senior Plziy, 'Allie XYlmle 'lJmx'1i's Tz1lki1ig', uncler tlie ilireelirm of Fosf ter Alter, linglisli instructor, was presented lo the pulmlie Felmruziry the lirst :mil seconil. Tliose stuclents taking' pzirt were clrilleil to pt-rfcetimi under Mr. Alter,s capable mzuiage- ment. The story of the play deals with the ruse of Il small-town business man to nizirry ol? his dzuigliter to the forinens business associate, an exceedingly sloppy and awlcwzwfl incli- viduzil. The refusal of the flaugluer to accept the latter's offer of inzirriage causes many fzunily tangles, in which countless sicleplots are continually introduced. Uncloulvterlly, the senior play surpzissegl :ill expectations both in receipts and in the quality of the profluction offered. 62 Mt' 1' lb Le Cerele Francais Top: IC. I4Ille11l1e1'ge1'. TW. Slilllllllilll, IC. Hogroinniller. IC. Aye. H. Sl1lllll21liP1', N. Tietsworth. Ifnltnnzz .I. Iiallanzio. J. I'ic:urd. IC. Latlauzio, V. Fox. 141. Miller, M. J. Londen. Also: N. Lawson, J. llosner. 'llhe Seniors taking' third year lirench en- joyed the pleasure of having a French Clulm for the sixth consecutive year. l'nder llliss llelen lf. lleilman's direction. they studied that interesting period of French history which deals with the French Revolution and includes such famous people as Louis XIV, Louis XY, Louis XVI, Marie Antoin- ette, and Napoleon I. A study of the his- torical and famous spots in the city of Paris occupied a considerable amount of time. Members of the club read historical novels and reported on them to the class. Miss lleilman read excerpts from several books to the club. As no regular time for meetings was set, at least once a week the class period was given over to this interesting study. 'llhe aim ol- the organization is to give its incmlmcrs a wider general knowledge. 41 63 x Sigma Delta ZA 1, - op, l1'f1 to lzyfhf: IC. Hooks, D. llenderson, C. Sullixan, ll. Ilarloslu-k. IT, 'W1':1y. J, llatislio. W, linker. Jlirlrllf: ll. ll1'lli'llX, Il. Seri-iw, A. Geiger, XV. fiillam. NI. Vlzxypoole, 1', Blfdlilllllfl. li. 1lei'laf!'e1't3'. Imffom: S. lleml, C. l-laslu-r. N. Lawson, .I. ll1'l1'1'icl1. J. Moore. The Sigma Delta Club of Kittanning lligh, was organized to aid those students interested especially in science, to learn and study material which is not taken up in class. 'llo become a member of the Sigma Delta, the student must have a high grade in one of the sciences taught. This year the club landscaped the front of the high school lot, and took care of the plants around the buildings. The members were taught preservation of wild flowers and the appreciation of nature. 'llhe club itself is primarily an extra-curricular addi- tion to the seienees, a chance for scienee students to meet and discuss new happen- ings in the world of seienee. Nay Sigma Delta grow and keep up its good Work from year to year. 64 W' f O O 1 Semor Glrls Glee Club Top mir: J. liulire-i', L. tilt-nn. Nl, Smith, S. J. liitvlmy, Nl. J. Sllilllil-'l'. P. liibllllll. lrlsllu-lr Miller, lb, Slivalsnn, Nlnbvl lllndus, livtty lllmdes, IC. Wiblv, lt. lIunlim:tnn. A. M. th-11115:-l, M. Har land, NI. f'nl'lwlt. l'. Alvllilllllil, A. Wzilthour, .l. l'i0:1i'sl. Tliirzl mir: J. tiibsuii. ll, I'uunflstum-. C. XVilsmi. ll. lmsvh. A. xV2llli1'l'. C. li. Sl1zll'fP1', Ida Me-als, IC. llooy. lf. Xlvllinllilltl, l . lltllllgilll. Bl, .l. 1il'fl.lllllFlll9l'. ti. Williams, J. liit-rm-r, li, Aye, IC. .xl0I1, M. Mnzzmlai. J. Lnttnnziu. N1-vwifl I-mpg lb, Iforry, li. Imwling. A. lit'l2'l'l', ll. Sli-uni-ti. U. Ilvnry. J. NYilli:uns. l-I. 'l'ictswnrth, F. Iluwus, A. .ln1'tl:in, KI, Orr. .I. l'l'XlZPl', W. lfUSf'l1lhl'l'KHI', ti. Slztglu, A. Smith. H. Button, IC. 1ll'IlI12l. ll. ll9lllll'l'Nllll. lfottonz rnrr: J. .llbllllNUll, li. Morris. N. .llbllllNOIl. U. Coixmillzlvor, Bl. .l01'dJlII. C. Crziig, E. Mvlbor- mott, ll. lhnnnliw. M. N4-iirolur. IP. Bl4'llllj'l'4', IZ. 3ll'l'llll'l', F. 1'ullzu'il, A. KlCllZll'llSLlIl, J. Hal- sey, I'. Qil'lllKlk'l', li. llilllilllllll, II. llzuu-i'. .llsnz Xl, .l. Lnnih-n, Ahlinv SlHlll'l'l'. Nlziry 5lQ'W2ll'l. Tho Senior Girls' til:-c Club, untlcr the ztble tlircctiun of Miss Ruth lflzthcrty, is one tif thc most impurtztnt ztctivitics in the sclwol. The tllce Club is cmiipnsctl of slime nl' the best vwices in thc high sclitmul. This tllee Club is ztlwuys in cleinztntl when an cn- lCI'lZlllllllg prngrzun is clcsirccl. .Xsitlc frmn excellent Voice training thc Glee Club utters instruction in the use of the bzttun. At Cliristinzts time ztntl lfztstcr, the tllce Club presented uutstzmtling Chapel pru- grzuns. The numbers :irc ztlwzlys wellfses lcctecl ztncl :1p1n'op1'iz1tc. The girls :irc tlrilletl in sight rczttling :intl vxprcssiun. They lizlvc cvcn been prcscntctl at rztrinus business club entertztinincnts und have :always sticcccclccl in attaining :lp- plausc :incl praise frmn their ztutliences. 4' -1 65 K 44- Frosh Glee Club Top l'1lIl'I S, I4lX'l!2ll'll. L. Fzilrlv. BI. J. lllalvk. R. Svilwivlc. Bl. Xllfltllllllll. l-l. Patton. Nl. llzirrn llllllfffl rnirz T. Wzilli-ws. li. l'ote1'su11. IZ. llild. A. I.:-uiiiiuu. lil. lllniiglu-i', lil. lit'l'lllll', J. Hugh. I.. XlvNuTt. ll. Must, lil. 'l'vi'1'y, J. 1'olliv1', L. Rlvtiny. Tliirrl Vnlr: ll. illlllllbllll. ll. ll0tric'k. ll. JlCiVlilllll2l. 0. Young. V. Slwiu-ur. ll. Iilzivk. ll. Titus. lb. linw- svr. H. Sliirzi, ll. liisli, Rl. Clziyiumlv. M. lloyd, 45. Ii2llil'I'. G. lll'UlZ1'l'. S. liiwiw. J. KPVV. Srwnirrl l'llll'Ik l. Slizillvr. J. SIUHIIQTT, A. liringvr. I.. Anrlimiy, ll. liillllll, ll. llruk, J. Bltfililllllfl. li. t'l:ui'lc. C. llalro, li, lion Y. llnllaufl. l'lll'l', lil. xlUlllLl'0llll'l'j', I'. llytliiigvr, J. .l'llllllllll1.'fCI', J. XYills. li. lllmcles, Firsi row: Miss l l:i,l191'ty, ll, :JlPCllllllQI, Tl. Still. L. .l2IIlllN0ll. J. SllY2lllS0ll, J. Sinilli. V. 1i'lviiiiui', ll. Sowiie. E. Lohner, S. liuolier, L. Wilson, ll. Blnure, A. Samuel, M. Carrziwny, F. Dim-kuy, L. Collier. The Freshinaii Girls' Glee Club, couiposccl of students in the ninth grade, began thc sca- son with a large cnrollincnt. Under Miss Flz1herty's clircction thcy practiced twice a week, :incl bcczune prolicient in thc diliicult art of group singing. -Xt the encl of the year, the Freshmen Girls' Glee Club presented a con- cert at chapclg this delightful program provcfl that the work of Miss lflahcrty and thc girls hail mct with success. May future glut clubs be as good as this ycz1r's. 66 ' 'W' Boys' Glee Club Top: ll. lleiismi, S. llP1'lilll2lIl. V. XlwNnlilv, XY. Umlw, ll. lllzim-y, '1'. llizis, li. Nl4'1llYL'1'Il. 11. Gillis. ll. llv1'lqm:1n, X. Blvl zimm. Mirlallv : J. Ilwkmun, S. li4'I'lllll'. IP. .limi-s. li, XIvl'li11'v. ll. lflzilif-rly, li. S4'll2lllll. ll, llilrlu-il, ll. H1141 sun. Nl. Nlm'1'mx. lfnllnmz F. lliw-ns. li. Snyilvr, J. l ll'lIllllp.Y, XV. 'I'mlil. J. flluwiilll, V- SllFllTf'l', 1'- Hillbill- 'lhv lloys' Glue Chili of lillllllllllllg' lligh Scliuul has hu-11 21 Q'I'UXX'lllg' Ollfllllllllilllll iii yi-:urs past, hui this yi-:1i s gmiip was :ul csf pccirilly lim- mic. Thi- club, cmiipusccl ul' luiys uf thc Svnim' High Schuul, xizls iiiirlvi' thc cliivfliuii of Kliss Ruth lflziliciiy, :mil hclcl practices lwicu ll ww-lx. Thc si-zismi nl' 1053- 34 sliuwecl Z1 iiiarlcccl iiiiprmwciiiuiit mm' thc wmlq ilmiu :1 ycai' zigw. .Xt ri cmiccil given Klziy lil, thc lloys' lily-Q Chill lwovuml lu ln: mzislvi' over SL'VL'l'Z1l mlillicult sslvclicilis, :is wull :ls higglily t'lliL'l't2llHlllg'. .Xmmig thc iiiumlmcrs uf this orgzmizzitioii arc scvcrzil who have real tzllvnl, :incl still othcrs whose vuiccs :irc ix-ally iiiuch iiiipiwwccl from the trzlining' givcn llicm Ulllltl' Kliss lflzll1ci'ty's clirectimi. Shc slluulfl lm CfJllllllCllllk'4l highly fm' hci' vxcullclil wurlc. 9' 67 V journalism Club Y I 1 Lf' f' 'M' ,f , - 'I'n1: I'0H'I ll. Ilzislier. Il. l:l1'l'li0lIlIi0l'. ll. lim-mwli. N.Kv1'v11i1'Iq. T. Dox'4-rspilw. N. Lawson. li. Mvfliv- ern. tl. lilxby. .l. 3l0l'HIlll. S. Smith. J. Stellhin. U. Steiin. 'l'hirrI rolr: Y. NI1'4'ann:l, .l, 1':1liguy1'i. II. Toy, G. liJllll'X. 'l'. NVills, li. llimlmzln. li, Nvllllil, A. Genrgxe, M. Urr. Rl. H:l1'l:1n1l. ll. l:ZLl'f0SllUlC, A. fllllllllllgllillll. A. Cox. li. fl2llllIllll'll. Y, 'lllll'll0X. Srfvnnrl rnrrz XY. Meyers. IZ. Kline, I.. .Xllllll0l'l1ltlll. ll. lim-nlley. I., KI1-Nutt. H. Bl. ll:1ney,A.1li111s-s, D. NV1':iy. L. Must. Ib. l l'01icl1. M. X11-Mills-n. 1'. Ilvlm. M. Mzizoltal. 1 First Voir: U. llenry, ll. lllillips. J. Gibson. .X. lllK'll2II'llSllll. l'. llwl':llm:l. ll. Sew-111-. Y. Gilliaul. ll. Dlll92lll, ll. lflroll, .l. K1-rr. G. XVnli'v, Y. Cyplwrl. A. Wnltlxour. lf'. XVo1fe. v This year, a new organization was estab- lished in liittanning lligh Schoolg namely, the journalism Club. lt was organized for the purpose of supplying a definite source lor the material required for the Corridor Gossip each week. Each Monday evening after school the club niet to discuss matters pertaining to the paper. Xt that time, also, poems, sto- ries, and other material were handed in to the editors and advisor who edited it for the next edition of the Gossip. The journalisni pins were available to whoever cared to purchase one. Socially, the organization enjoyed a private roller- slsating party at l'oint lireeze one evening. Alournalistie ability is a requisite to a well-rounded Charaeterg Consequently, such an organization should be a permanent tix- ture of the school. 68' ,,,,, Tri-Hi-Y Top row: M. STUIIIIOIAC. F. Sll2'llT4'l'. li. llooks. Bl. llllmles. ll. llllotls-s. J. Kerr. RI. Louden. I.. Cnylor. E. AYP, M. Tillston, .l. Bl4ll'l'l', C. JGIIIIUF, D. Wztllwr. li. 1'l0NXYlll'fl1. Fourflz raw: M. Sllzlm-r, Rl. lluiwy. A. W:llll1our,IL, 1lvl'l1n'e, U. Nmlrllor, ll. l'hili1xs, Y. lbuscll, .l. Glllilllv A. AIUUSUI, M4 SIVQIIW. V- AVi4'1ll, F. Yuelmwilvli, U. XYilsol1, ll. lluntinglou, lfl. lmttatrizio, J. Luttauzio. Third mir: H. lllnlcer, J. Hilnsou. V. Sullivan. D. SIUIHIUII, C. Sll2llTl'l', Bl. XVe:1x'c-V. Bl. Forlwtt. ll. Muzzoltu. li, lloey, J. Bliltilllllillll, J. Williams, IC. lluwk. .l. llulsey, li. Ilutlon. lil. 'l'1':x11sue. ll. lleuderson. Swvonll row: l. lleyuolmls. lC. M4-nun. A. 'l'oy. 0. llool'11s-l'. A. Rim-lx:u'dson. J. fYl'A'lZl'l', K, 'l'i0i'ney, M. Nvurollr, ll. Molrlvy, Y. llinger, l-I. XI:-4'l:1l'l'e1'ry. Al. l':Il1'll'A'. ll. XYilm'ox, lb. lfc-rry. A. Nichols. First rouf: X. Jolluson, S. Rees:-. l'. Selunislt. IZ. limiley. Y. llosvl1lw1'ge1', Al. liivvn. ll. All-lntyre, ll. Booller, Y. Fox, J. l'l1'2l.1'l-l, ll. Disflwy, F. 1 I'illllZ, IG. lillllgvlwlllltll, A. .Hllldilj A. illlllQJQ6l', J llherek. The Tri-lli-Y Club has been in existence in Kittzlnning for live years. During that time the organization has steadily grown until today its membership totals sixty ace tive members. The adult l1liVlS1l1'S-21I'6I Mrs. R. E. Crane, Mrs. j. A. Picard, Miss janet Foulis, Miss Lois llierkzlmper, and Miss Ida Meals. The :Lim of the Tri-Hi-Y is to build char- acter though the medium of Church, Home and School. The officers for this year are: Prcsidcnt ................. JICANNE PICARD lf ice-I'1'csia'u11t .. ...... TAlARTIIA DIVIQN Secwtczry .......... B1c..x'rR1C15 PoUNDs'r0NL: Assisftzizt 5at'1'cz'ary .... DQROTHY ATCTNTYRIZ Treasurer ........ ..... l l1a'1 rY lloomck 69 H1Y 'l'op row: J. Henry. F. Quinn, A. Reed. D. Bierkenlper, .I. Louden, IJ. Ilaney, J Nlmli T O I. D. Reed, li. BICGlVQ1'I1, J. Stebiek, L. Roofner, P. Kiser, J. Morgan, .IQ Be 'l'l1irzl row: V. lllflcilllllil, C. Serene, J. Fleniing, R. Let-eh, IT. Adams, FT. Stein! l Conte N ui eniek, L. Feieht, H. Toy, C. Johnson, J. Mazzottal, V. Cable, C. Henry, A. Ix1Lll0lS0l'l First row: It. Orr, J. Penn, R. Lasher, lt. Stoups, lil. Elgxin, J. Sietert, P. Dose: D Jon .T inski, Y. Turiiey, A. Cunningham, A. Cox, R. Cmnphell, SV. Molmey. J. An 0 Prcsialvzt .... . . . LIOSEPH lXlom:AN 1fin'-le'1'cxiz1'r11t . . l':DXYARD Mcttliwix Sum'l'ff1z'y . . ....... jeux lllzkkx' YiI't'tI.YllI'CI' . .. X1t'uOLAs lilcllxielq Again this year, a lli-Y Club was organ- ized. The Club helcl regular meetings once a week in aclclitifm to a number of special meetings called at various times. At each meeting the regular Ili-Y worlc was ear- riecl on in acltlition tu making plans for the future. All work ancl no play makes a dull elubg therefore, the boys played basketball aucl helcl a number of roller skating parties, which proved to be very enjoyable. The members ol' the elub have also organized a lli-Y quartet. 'llhe members are: llarry lllaney, joseph lX'l'orgau, Edward MeGiVern, and Darrell jones. This quartet was eallefl on to entertain at different meetings which were not all lli-Y meetings. Dillereut times through the year the members of the elub attenclecl lli-Y rallys in other towns. 70 4' Cashiers' Club Top: J. Seiferi, IP, Bowser, IW. Jack, M. MeKain, J. Iioxivk. ll. lilzlnc-y. .l. Moore-. 'l'. Svnnlon. Tliirrl: ll. Smith, F. lllolllgolxn-ry, D. llnntinggton, J. lil'2lllllPillll'l', U. XVilson, B. llooher, .l. Kerr, li. LoI'l'1lZ, V. Fox, A. xviliilllblllf, B. Doseh, A. lliCll2ll'ClSU1l, Il. Philips. Svrruzrl: ll. Roto, E. Dnlp, B. Fox, Scllneifer, J. Cili24'll1'l, R. Tll1lI11IJSOIl. D. Lnsller, ll. RIeCli11'n-. M. N1-nliror, 12. Hoey, E. Sll02'l1'Q1', Bl. Spence, 111. R:nnI1:1el1. A. Geiger, N. MeCle:1n. Firstrz II. Kline, R. lflssola, T. Seardimt, L. xvllllgillllllll, L. lloofner, I. Mottern, A. Jordan, Y. Spencer, IO. Anderson, J. Uoverspikv, E. Lellner, S. Holler, li. Mechlingx, L, Wilson, K. fifillltlllllq E. Clark, Bowser. The Cashiers' club of liittanning High School was organized to estzdmlish at spirit of saving :ind islllilllllilli independence among the students. l'nder the sponsorship of Miss Lonellrt Murphy, the cashiers held contests throughout seventh and eighth grades and the Senior lligh in banking to promote regularity in depositing savings. Mr. Bowser, head Cashier of the Senior High School, niet his cashiers personally each week to discuss banking problems and to urge higher percentages in banking. Miss Murphy, in turn, held hi-monthly meetings of the Junior Cashiers for the same purpose. This club has accomplished much in raising the hzlnlcing percentage in Kittzln- ning lligh School, and has been instrumen- tztl in developing EI spirit of cooperation among the students. dv 71 4' o Senlor Urchestra Third TOYUZ R. Sigworth, S. Reed, L. Jamiesoli, J. Host, R. NVhiI0. Second row: M. Jolms. 141. Eten, Il. Pryor, J. Illnney, W. Frye. C. Stennett, J. Pieard, Il. Slireeell- gust, II. Roofner, II. XVynnt, U. Shumaker. First row: J. Biercr, Ii. Stone. C. Derry, H. Dinevn. L. .XIIlIlll'l'IIl2ll1. Prof. Cololliia, IG. Xv21lfli1NVlCll, Ii. 1 l Hawk, J. Husley, 12. Bure. Sitting: 1I'. Turner, J. Ingham. Kittanning lligh School has long had as one of its leading organizations, a Senior Orchestra, consisting of members of the upper classes. This year, under the able direction and supervision of Professor blames Colonna, our orchestra renewed its membership and began immediate work for future progress. Several programs during the year were aided greatly by the presence of this large instrumental group, and the calibre of the music rendered by the students was of such a high type that many people declared the orchestra to be one of the best ever organ- ized in Kittanning. 72 Ib . '11 Jumor Orchestra Top row: R. I,l'j'Ul', G. Miller. R. Sluvzlw-t'. S. Howl. L. 1'1':lv4-111113 ll. llnrv, J. 'l'm'Inr:1, ff Slnnnnker. Sr'r'ourl rout: J. Smith. IE. Nl'l'0l1E'. A. Y:1Qlmwir'ln..l, Gibson, 11. Bll'Il!l2l. Nl. Sc-l11's'a'n-mgust, .I, Henna. Rl. Allison. ll. Iiieliey. .I. Katz. 17. Seylvr. First F0102 A. .lllllt'1'S1ill, NI. XYt1ll'l'I', H. Foster, Y. I:HSl'IlIH'l'QQI', Mr. J. Y. llllltillllll, J. Ashe, M. l1eul'g0, ll. Kulwmes. Sitting: J. Illgllillll. 'llhe liittznnming' lligh Selmul ,luniwr Gr- ehestrzt was reestalmlislwerl in recent years fm' the purpose ul' training the llllClC1'L'lZlSSlHCll tu lill later places in the Seniur incltestrzl. This year, l'mfessm' Culnnnzt enrullecl it l2ll'Q1'C group in his .lunior O1'ehest1':1, patr- tienlxxrly in those instrnnlents most essen- tial tu Z1 well hzllzlncecl ensemble. Chapel 17l'lJQ l'll1US llllllllglllllll the yezn' have lmeen lJI'lg'lllCl1Cll lnztterizllly lmy the cwcltestrzt, which has lween czlllecl upon nmny times for rezlppeztrances. Althougll the lllCIUl.7C1'S of the Junior grmnm lztelc experience, they hztve, neverthe- less, zlcquirell :L tineness in their renclerings, which is fur zllmove the zu'e1'z1ge. QI' 73 Boy's Band 1 l l l l 'if' Prof. James Colonna Selireeengost, Don Cooke, David Picard, George Reed, Ronald Sellaeffer, VX-'illiain Tortora, John Stennett, Charles Menna, joe Rote, Robert Lenzi, Louis Claypoole, Dick Steim, Leslie Allison, Mack Passniore, lirvin Blancy, jack Colonna, llenry Frye, XValter Pryor, Reynolds Reed, Dale King, lack XYinslow, Harry Bowser, jobn Bixby, Glenn Callas, jzuncs Swigart, Curl Colonna, linrico Picard, Albert Murphy, lliclc Klawitter, flll2ll'lCS Luke, George Gould, llnd Hare, Robert Sullivan, Owen Turner, lloward Dougherty, blames Ingham, james Alderton, Robert Adams, Xvlllililll XVaug:1n1z1n, Ronald Jamison, l.loyd Serrao, Fred Orr, Xllzmlter Benson, CTbarles Brodbead, lidgar NYray, Nlidter Claypoole, llon Bone, Donald Blaney, Robert Hepler, James Shearer, Robert Reed, Stuart Calls, john Cooke, XYall:u'e XVhite, Rztyinond Best, Joseph Flenncr, llnrry lletzger, XYilliani Cravener, Lealnnan McCullough, Robert Hiller, Glenn McPherson, Robert Claypoolc, Dennis 74 lb Gault Project 4 miilmft Nl ll1lllX Nl Pomlett, ll. Hlingfer, ll. lllaney. J. llenry, M, 1illllS4-'llll2lll. J. Nftiillll fun wsu null N XVil1lll0lll'. li. llllll1l0S, ll, llc-ntley, ll. Quinn, ll. SlM'll4'C!, 1 me ,u ,.m 4 uc-ceugosl. I . llURll'll. E. Brown, J. llwlrie, lt. Ilinflman. This year the Cault project, an interest- ing experiment innovated last year, was ref peated under the supervision of Harry M. Bowser. Members of the Salesmanship classes of the high school took complete charge of Gault's store for a day, in order that all the members of the classes might gain practical experience aside from their theoretical knowledge. The system was worked out so that students might take or- ders, receive salesmen, manage advertising, send orders, deliver groceries, and wait on customers: in fact, the whole department store was completely under student man- agement. This project was aided by the regular clerks of the store who trained the students in finding groceries, this, of course, being provided for before the day of the students, management. The project was very successful and will likely be re- peated each year. ' 75 Llbrary Club CLARA EVA SHAFFER MARY JANE SHAFFER RUTH REED BEATRIGE MONTGOMERY ALYCE MAYE GEORGE MARY GARLAND GERALDINE SLAGLE EMILY MARY HAXVIQ VVINIFRED NICELY PIIYLLIS HELM ROSEIIARY HANIEY XITIRGINIA GILLAB'I AGNES GEIGER LORA FRENCH ALBERTA ADAMS ANN RICHARDSON BETTY DOSCH BETTY NICCLURE IQUBY FOSTER DOROTHY WILCOX PAULINE MCCANNA VERA CYPHERT CLEO HENRY RUTH PENCE SALLY MCGIVERN GERTRUDE NICLLAIN 4' GEORGIANA SLAGLE DIXIE BEACHY PAULINE GRINDER BQILDFED ENDERS NIILDRED QRR REGINA DICKEY NELDA JOHNSON The library club, a recent innovation in Kit tanning High School, was organized two years ago under the direction of Miss Shand, the librarian of the Kittanning Free Library. This Organization, composed of girls of the Senior High School, meets on Wednesday of each week at noon, preparing its meals on that day. New books were introduced into the meetings and studied, and the classification of volumes with other similar duties was taught. For the season 1933-1934, Miss Millicent Mateer was the faculty adviser. . DOROTHY LORIGAN RUTH LAIRD 76 lb Q flyvx WMM Q 4 J XXX Al f X5 MW Q fl, ' W ix gm A f f , , N J f xg Q X 1 gdb in-4' rf vu 1 If 1 A B ,L M X W -My 1. 1 - ' 1 Z its f f Ya x I 7 QU ' n , , LLAIQWL X 1 I N. 1 f f jf 54' 4:9 1, ,l 1 .' V'- ., ' F f ' ' I f ff 7 -E ff ' 1 M A 'A f' 4417? , fc f 'W f Q I 45155 ' 5 ' iffy K ' f fvx f isiilisr' X f 5 41, ,421 ,,SiJf1?x XW V Aeiiiiv' arf ,W I ffff ff 'N 1, N. f f, , ..5,., ,,. n, . , , 4 ,xg y ,I 1 V H: , , l N451 ,' If N. .!, , fr 1 Y Qi H., 2' W .Q CQ 1 EM V Ill , Xl l' 'V k jxfirfflf 1 'X X' ' ' E ff! X Z N ' I ' X' ,f PH 2 V f 7 ll , xii 4 fn, H i If rnxib, 1 if ' f ' ' Ml 1 X 4? MIIWQR 1,45 ,I mga , ' 4 ,fl ,,1 J x, , N- Hz. 13- I 1 -' X 2 xiii, ' 'f 1' V V 5,5 7 4, 'f f . ,ff fifff xv .4 X -19 XY-.Z 'Ivy JA, I. 'Q J ,ZH f ' I .s ' I XXX XX l I X a v H M ,- :Q 'fur ' U 1 y ,L K 4 ' ,. , 2 , , .2 , fiigf if ii, A f .V ' 1 X ' 1. X THLETICS FCOTBALL IN:4x '1NxEs GL's J I lE1Lx1.xN Cmzfvr A'lJ1CK BANEY Riglll Halfbuck Q1m1'lc1'bark n1.jE'1'EU SHA1f1f12R H101-IN ,BIQRRY Lufl Halfbufk A I x Right End ' N A'CHt7c:K HENRY :fx Fullback 78 4' QFIXNU LEAR11 Right Tackle ,T.xcli lIAZZO'Ik'1'.X Left Guard Tue IOHNSON Right Guard RED O'Ro11l:K12 Lrff Ttlfkle IJ1cx SIEITXYIVK Luft Ifalflmuk HBINGU CURRI-:N Jlfauager FOQTBALL -w 19 Football NED., J R1w1u11zA11 Kzglzl find SALEM RlCI1.xR1ws0N Lrfl lfzm' Nvx J 1? - Acilij' S'r1c1a1ct1c Lvff Gzmrd IZZIEJ' Lrlmc Left Guard HB UTC H HIQATTY Left Tdnikfz' 80 '41 Football Top row: li. Molniey, D. Sl'lll'9CCIlLIOSl. Tl. Hanks, t'. Skinner, F. Diven. D. Darr, S. Jordan, R. Stewart, It. Moore, M. XVo1fe. y Second row: 111. Brndllead, J. Brice, R. Ilill, P. lvtlllgillllilll, O. Johnson, G. Innes, G. Laney, F. Stivanson, C. McNabb, I Sl1af'I'4-1', J. Hate. Bottom Vow: ll Stzlcklmllse, D, Haney, J. Moyer, U. Henry, G, Mohr, .l. Berry, D. Scdwirk, E Roup, G. Heilnmn, J. 0'Rourke, F. Leard. J. Stebiek, J. Mattzota, C. .Iuhnson, R. Beatty, A. RicI1:11'1lson, J. Sinnnons. The football season of 1933 was not suc- cessful in winning gamesg but it was suc- cessful in producing material for next year. No coach could face a more difficult prob- lem than Mr. Stackhouse. He came to Kittanning as a new coach and had to face the task of making friends and building a team from inexperienced men. Although the team won only one game, that being the lndiana game, their line was never outplayed but once. The backfield proved the Kitties, weakness in that it was small and inexperienced. The Red and lYhite XYarriors started clicking when it was too late. To prove this, one has but to recall the Ford City game. The Ford City Q 81 National Athletic Honorary Society team was conceded the ehanee to adminis- ter Kittanning's Worst deleatg but when the game was halt' over, the Kitties had out- played their rivals and had held them score,- less. During the second half, Ford City completed two passes that spelled defeat for liittanning. llith nine lettermen returning next year, liittanning ought to have the best team in the county. FOOTBALL SCORES FOR 1933 K.1l.S. ...... O Apollo ........... 26 K,1l.S. . . O Freeport . . 7 K.1l,S. . . . O 'l'arentum . . . Zo K.l l.S. . . O llar-llrac ,... .. 13 K.ll.S. . . O Vandergrilt .. .. 19 1i.lI.S. . . O Leeehburg .... ., 25 K.ll.S. . .. O l'unXsutawney .. . 27 K.ll.S. . . 12 lndiana ....... . 6 K.l l.S. . . O Ford City . .. 13 This society was founded several years ago. Only persons having a grade ol a three or better and having earned a varsity letter are eligible for membership. This year we have four persons earning the right to belong to the organization. They are: lsadore l,urie, Finley 1,eard, Robert Beatty, and .laek OyRourke. Slizlulinyzz J. Rote, TT. Fritz. N. Foster, J. Fritz, D. 11110-'ll1H'l'Q4'l', R, Craig. J. Andersoii. H. Kline. Scfulvrll ll. Staekllonse, 1. lilll'lK', F. 1,1-ard. BI. Yonuroy, Ik. Ili-ally, J, 4,Vllo111'1ie. J. Simmons. 82 up .31 , ...f LN X-1 '1 Basketball Hur row: 1-'. Se1'1':1o, J. Callas, NV. Miller, ll. lived, S, S1-dwiek, W. Clll'l'Ull, D. IIll'l'liilIll1N'l'. Stackho11se. lllllll C Iohnson l'o'1ehII Ifront row: Couvh J. Sl1'1lIll0llS, G. Us-iI111a11, Y. Cahlo, .l. Moys,-1', J. Lo 1 , Although the liittanning lligh School basketball team did not win its section title this year, the fans have admitted that the season was a success. This year's team was the best that liittanning has had in the last four years. lt climbed from the cellar position to second place in its section. Due credit must be given to Coach Sim- mons for putting out a winning team in his tirst year at this school. lle coached the boys to defeat his Alma Mater, lford City. This was the Kitties' biggest thrill of the whole season. After trailing by ll points at the end of the first quarter, Iiittanning came hack to win hy a score of Z5 to 24. After the regular season was over, liit- tanning entered the Allegheny-liiski Valley 'llournament at New Kensington. They lost the chance for third place when a snappy Springdale team defeated them. lYith the return of five lettermen, liittan- ning should have a section winning team next year, although the services of such stellar players as Reed, lleilman, Johnson, and lnnes will be missed. 4' 83 I . Basketball U lilLl.U M11,1.1zR Gmzrd 'LINKYU INNES For-rwlrd GHS Ihc11.31.x1w Guard IAARNIEII REED DI-IAN BIHRKAMPER Manager Forward 84 9 s CA1a1.E l m zu1r'4I x S1 xr xmxs . 1 f Huff? ' I 1 lx ,IQJHNSHN fimrrd HBLTS Basketball REU ' LUVIIICN Guard K K ? 1, 3 ar .1 ' .,.- ff . Mmm: C611 fur . af Q, ss lLXSIi1C'l1I1rX1.1, SCORES F011 slaxswx 1935-193-4 .lI.S. .... 26 .II.S. .... 18 .II.S. .... 28 A. K .I I.S. .... 22 .1I.S. .... 2-I .II.S. .... 18 .I IS. .... 22 .I I.S. .... 21 .I IS. .... 26 .I IS. .... 1-I .I IB. .... 2-I Section .I I.S. .... 2-I .I I.S. .... 27 .I IS. .... 3-I .II.S. .... 219 .II.S. .... 28 .I I.S. .... 33 .II.S. ..,. 19 .I I.S. .... 2-I .I IS. .... 28 .I 1.5. .... 25 New I2i6II'IICI'16I11 Iirookville Alumni ...... League Tzirentum .... Springdale I I :ir-B rzic .... Tzirentum .... QXYHQIQI . . . I'I:1r- Ilrzlc .... iX1'1101CI ....... Sp1'i11gc1z11e Six League Leechburg Freeport ..... A110110 ....... Vzmdergrift Ford City .... Leeehburg Freeport . . ,N 110110 ....... Yzmdergrift 170111 City AX, Ii. ,IIO111'11Z1I11C11t .II.S. .... 28 .II.S, .... 36 .II.S. .... 211 .lI.S. .. 23 Iiireeport . . Ycrouzi . . . . . -Xr1ioIcI ... Springclule 14 20 18 28 30 30 27 -IO SO 27 31 30 19 15 26 32 22 24 17 21 2-I 20 7- on 31 gn K., 0 V o s Wrestling Team Top, lrrfl to right: J. OlRtlllI'liQ, Asst Mgr., Jehu 'l'nm1'u. Il. 1-Beatty, L. Lins, J. Zitinski, Mzuiuger, , I. Ruud. J. Angelo, G. Gillis, XY. Snloski, F. Sgilflillil, II. Slaieklmllse, f'u:11'l1, f'1'ufCr: K. xVlll!3f1LI'll. XV. Orr, T. Ilenliei, A. Iiiellzuwlsuii, J. CIlllL2'lll1'9, ll1l,1'llH'll Felix. Szltmgz l'. Nl2lZZ0ll2l, J. Ilzizznttzi. ll. .T:l4'k, XV. Hniney, M. NVnzni:ik, I.. l:l1ll'IlF'l'. This year marks Kittanningis hrst year YVRFSTLING SCORES FOR 1933 of varsity wrestling. This new sport was - X under the direction of Cuzich Stziekhouse 13 QTUVC wry whu prmliieeil an excellent team. These in- 15 Ul11i1'SYill6 experienceml lmys clevelopetl rapidly under lS lllfllilllil .. careful training as the numerous wrestling 2236 Blairsville fans will testify. 26X lmlilmgl H . s 1 1 F- 1 v Q. .Nu even more successful reeorml is nntiel- If CWUV3 Lily' pziteal next year. 43 Bullfff Y - I is X --QI 87 G m Team 'I'liirr1 lfozrg J, 'l'm'im':1. li. .l:n'lq. XY. Hrr, ll. Siwlnii-lc. IL llzlney, J. Zilinski. IC. XYoll'a-, Vuacli Stzielillmise. Smrmzrl 110112 .I. Imsvll. S. Smith. .l. Nll,Vdk'l'. I . Sienna-1. X, Hlllrp. F. llil'I'11, XY. lliluey. I-'rnnl lfuzr: K. XVi11:::u'4l, IC. liuup. J. l'1-nn, H. Gillis. Not much was knwwn Zlliibllf the gym teznn until it zlppeurecl in the gym czn-nix'z1l, At this interesting event the lmys gzlve the spectators Zl real thrill with their gymnastic zllxility. ,Xt the end of the perfurinztnce, Conch Stzlclqlionse was ztpplzlnclecl freely fer his line wm'lq in rlrilling the lmys. ss Y i Q-- Class Basketball Fzrxf rrnr: U. Bl1'N:1lrh. NV. Urr, 0. J0llllSUI1, F. S4f:ll'lHTTIl. J. Seifert. Nw-fuzfl mfr: Ii. lla-triek, Mr. Tlwxnpsun. lil. lluup, II, NVhilm-. This year the lruphy was won hy the ever-Hghting Soplmnwres. Their passing attack was well clevehipecl through the ' ' IK coaching ol Nr. lhompsmi. These boys :ire sure to win zniiuthei' cham- pionship if they are under such :Ln outf stzmcling lezuler :is their Clllllllllly Ugfleii Johnson. -an Mmmfw ss Intra-Mural Sports llfith Hr. McGregor in charge of football and basketball, the season was a real suc- cess. To make it a success, these sports had to have such coaches as: Messrs. Kline, liaker, Scheidemantel, Thompson, Duncan, llierer, Natisko, and Easterclay. There were 400 or more boys participated in these sports and some are now ready for varsity material. 90 Cv W o G1flS, Basketball op row: Dixie Iivaivliy, Ilclatrivo Iwnnidsrfmo, Viruinizi Wiodl, Ilelphine Walker. Fiwiiivvs Ynt-lmivich, Nvilllilll Wain, Gouwriiia Slaiglrf. Maude 1'l2ll'l4'j', Flare Ynrlm, Maude xVll0l2l1l, Ilctty Jolmstuu. Thu junior girls were crowned champions of girls' hziskcthall this year. They completed the scascm without having sutlcrccl one defeat. Ncxt ycar, thcy hope, and ought, to repeat in winning the coveted Cup. 1311 - 91 The G rn ASS1St3HtS Club 11 11111 Nl ss Xl llNll xlllllllldllflll, AIIll'lll2l lllYL'll,,.l2lllK5 XYllll2llIlS. .lmlnn Kerr. lllllllllfj Zffl' in 1111111 1 nrothy I erry, Xlzllwel liln-des. lit-ite lllnmles. 3l2lXlllC Sp:-nes The gym ztssistztnts' clul: of 33-l has proved one of the most successful since it has been organized in K. lfl. S. During' the year, the assistants have had numerous projects assigned to them. A meeting was held every Friday, the fifth period, at which time :L plan of the follow- ing weeks work was discussed and ZlSSlQ,'I1' ments were niafle to each ineniber. ,X set of achievement tests, given individually to each person taking gyin, was materialized with the uid of the assistants. During the lmslcetluzxll season, the assist- ants referreed all intra-mural basketball gznnesg :md during the lmsebnll season, they unipired the games. These were some of their vznriuus duties. During Miss MeG1'eg1mr's twofweelcis :dw- sence. the ztssistztnts were able, tln-ungli their feriner experiences, to curry on classes according to schedule. 92 i up ,! fir' , f ff ff K oy f 1' 2 V! jf' I X7 293, X' fi: 72, '? ?2? j2:12fl- f iQ 1 24,54 X 3 L AWS' Q ff' 1' y 'X X f4Q2+?EiM'WGKL?4W 4 d-hifi , Af I' 7 g Q off xt , f ff' ' bg sv' 1 SLI ? ,x'!! f I 1 'G , ' :- 5 ' y.-,:i' f .- POTPUURRI Features Kittanning Senior-junior KITTANNING, PA unsxcusao Dale of Home Room and Form wsll Lo Home Roum Home Room Teachu Isl Per 2nd 3rd 94 A rod our four mam . fs My face rfdf Cfllmf and his stelzogsj Om' guardian angel. The C.C.C. of K,H.S. Can Ilzis be 110.x'5z'bIe? The xlveed King. K.H.S. discipline. In the spring, a young maniv fancy- Foxsic in cz Pczzxiw Mood. My I!'u1'zf! Pijw llzix f'llLIfVf7l't' lff'.v a '2Urz1'y Lad, Cond Eggx. Hfllaf do you flzizzlcf Hips, Hips, Hoomyf H02lfYI1l I doiff? ? Chem Prof at tvork-oh yualz! Features Q: Features The Glzoxl of Hanzlef. A Coolveffative Pair, these two! Faiher John and His Jlledifine. Mr. Mutisko the Projector Man -or is it Ejector ? Our Salesman Sam . Nature Study: Buttercups. Iixcellellt View of the Moulgomery Allis. Piciure 5 continued: bring up the rear, we .fllj 96 HQ: Maxine Spence Roger Stone John Leeger Dorothy Stivanson Ruth Button James Hosner Graham Heilman Jeanne Picard Mary Jane Louden Judith Rohrer Isadore Lurie Mary Alice Stennett Mabel Rhodes John Penn Alex Blaney Dorothy Ferry Virginia Fox Richard Lasher Elizabeth Aye John Leeger Dorothy Stivanson Fred Held Chuck Klawitter Jim John Roger Stone Baby Pictures H 97 F sais? Features 98 Glimpses from the Past Wil 1 3 1 Features Sans Passageway With the New Improvement Q 99 Features 100 The Old Schoolhouse i Q. ' OFFICERS Richard Lasher Clarence Wright . . . George Innes ...... Elva Mae Hepler. . . Name Ammerman, Lettisia Arnold, Clara ..... Aye, Elizabeth .... Baney, George ..... Baney, Richard ..... Bartely, Ann .,..... Bauer, Harriet .... Beers, Mary Belle.. Belle, Jennie ..,.... Benson, Richard .... Bentley, Helen . . . Berline, Sherwood .... Bierkemper, Dean .... Bishop, Ruth ........ Blaney, Alex ..... '. . Blaney, Harry ..... -. . Bonnett, Marion .... Bouch, Hazel ........ Brown, Sarah ...... Burkett, Howard. . . Burel, Rachel ...... Button, Ruth ........ Campbell, Russell .... Carley, Hilda ........ Carr, Dorothy ...... Colonna, Henry .,.. Colwell, Hazel ....... Corbett, Myrna ..... Cox, Andy ...... . . Crissman, Mary .... Crow, Thomas ..... . . Age Tin. . . Crazy. . . Bad. . . .Chic .... Age Lovable. . . .Youthful. . Plump Age ..... Art Age. . Tall ...... Staring. . . Burnt. . . Form. . . ?. . . Busy .... Bank. . . Talk .... Iron. . . Shy. . . Tall ...... Sausage. . . Junk ..... Old ..... Marri ..... Baggage. . Crab ..... Innocence. Unknown. Tom. ...... . . . Carri ..... Mop . . . Tall ...... Middle. . . .N.R.A... Gab .... Train. . . Cunningham, Arthur. .Altar .... . Dailey, Bernice ..... Delp, Thelma ...... Dickey, Walter ..... Dinger, Russel ..... Dixon, Margaret .... Downs, Frances .... Easley, Kenneth .... Edwards, Paul .... .. Elder, Ethel ....... Elgin, Catharine ..... Elkins, Hazel ...... Ellenberger, Elsie .... Fairbanks, Clarence. Fleming, Jack ...... Fox, Virginia ...... Frantz, Howard. . French, Eugene .... Garland, Mary ..... .. George, Alice. ..... . . Modern. . . Court .......... Decreasing Tin .... . . Fun .... . . Youthful . . Grin ........... Just Born. Smart .... Tillie .......... .War Veteran. Appearance .Important ..... . .Devilish ....... Bag Egg ..... ...Perfect. . . . .. Appearance Devilish ...... Cute ........... Hard Working. . ,In Love ........ Ladies' Man. . Pastime Pretending He's working .Laughing ...... Sleeping ....... Anything ...... Pastime Dates ..... . . . Talking ........ Talking Low .... Math .......... Drawing. . : . . . . Not Bad ........ Dancing. . . . . . Shy ......... Miles Away ..... Reserved ....... Gentleman ..... Beautiful ..... Business Man. . . Ducky ....... Experienced. . Wifey .......... C.C.C.. .. Par ........... Pleasant ..... Behaving ...... Who's Who Aspiration Editor ..... . . .Gold Fish ...... 'P .Sally Rand ..... Aspiration Pooch . .. ... Nothing... ... Vamp ........ .. Bernice ........ Destiny Soda Jerker Nuisance Pugilist Miss America Destiny Fiddler Something Greta Garbo Illustrating .Big Town Girl. . .Man of leisure .Any one ...... .Briget ..... . . . Lipstick. . . .... Big Girl. .. . . Cheering ....... Crooning ....... Working ....... Fooling ........ . .Blushing ...... . Being Quiet ..... Small .......... Maid .......... Potato Digging. . Is that so? ..... Truck driving. . . Sleeping ....... Mending sox .... Thinking ....... Hunting?? ..... Behaving ....... Carl .......... Second ChildhoooYear book. . . t. uvu-11L11ll01'0d Deceiving ...... Happy ....... Lots to do ...... On the level .... Continually .... Dated .......... Morning after. . . Love-sick ..... Little, but cute Clever ....... Asleep ......... Nasty man ..... Perfect 26 .... Shrunk. . . . Square .... . . Indian. . . Love. . . Skinny ......... Thin ,... Decreasing Doubtful. . Wage ...... . . . Nut ..... Cute ..... Freckle. . . Bashful. . . Baby ..... Form ..... I'sually ...... Studious ..... Learned. .. .... Joking .... .... Never ..... . . Bashful ........ Gold digger .... Powder ...... Boys .......... Silence ......... Bumming ...... Making love .... Powdering ...... .Arguing ........ Late hours ..... H20 ........... . .Note-writing. . . . Dreaming ...... Lecturer ....... Mushball ...... Hooping. . . . . . .Dating. . . .. Parties ........ Eating pie ...... Cowboy Tales. . Clothes ........ Pie-eating ...... Behaving ...... Classes ........ Caddying ....... Sweepstakes .... .Giggling ..... Bookkeeping. . . Chemistry ...... Giggler ........ Powdering ...... Wife ......... High C ........ We don't know. Old Maid Chorus Girl Saleslady Restaurant Screech Owl Bank Cashier Ladies ......... Governor Evie ........... President ..............Wife George Arliss Death and Brunette Zoologist ....... Salesman Ford City ...... Junkman Marriage ....... Waiting A family ....... At home Being funny .... Sailor Sam ........... Chemistry Cinema Star .Aviator ........ Housekeeper A Packard .... A. SL P. Notice ......... Nurse Piccolo .... . . Bum Vamp ..... . . . Anything. . . . Peg .... '????? ...... .. Sweepstakes .... Dizzy Brunette. . Jones .......... Follies ......... Wo111en . .... . . . Olive Oil ..... Come up some time .Schalter ........ Farmerette Undecided . Hat decorator Men Lecturer Marriage Orr Avenue Ted Inventor Graduate Penn State Chicago Ford Ill. .. . . . Multi .Tox Mix. . . . . Oflice dog Wimpy .... . . Bewitched Vamp .......... Flapper .Instructress ..... Bridge Player Lady .......... Priestess Swimmer ....... Doug Monkey Trainer. Fan Dancer Miller's Friend. .Jessie .Gertie ......... Dog Catcher Georgie ........ Night hawk. .. Mae West ...... Lawyer Schenley Roller skating Gibson, Kenneth .... Bashful. . . Sheik .......... Golf ........... Bobby Jones. . . Public Speaker Gillis, Grant ...... .. .Track .... Here and there. .Wrestling ...... We don't know. .Who's Who Guetthoff, Lawrence. . Court. . . . . .Middle Age .... Loving .... .... M yrna ......... Sunnyside Hawk, James ...... Stone. . . Far ......... Farming ....... Cattle raising. . .Bachelor Heckman, James. . . Huge. . . Airflow ........ Selling .... .... l fat ........... Dieting Held, Fred ........ Heat. . . Electricity ...... Loafing ......., Electrician ..... Stage-hand Helm, Elmer .... . . . None. . . Cake-eater ...... Late hours ..... Irene ....... . . Va. Helm, Philip .... . . . Gas ...... Busy ........ Working ....... Eskimo ........ Gas-tank Henry, John. . . . Doubtful. . Never. . . . . . Working ....... Sign painter. . . .Nowhere .nqalp 101 Who's Who NHIHG Henry, Marcus ..... Hershberg, Rachael He-trick, Jones ..... Hindman, Ruth .... Hogenmiller, Evelyn. . Hooks, Laura ...... .. Horrell, Evelyn ,... Hosner, James ..... .. Jack, Wallace ..... John, James .... . . Johns, . . .. Johnson, Edward .... Jordan, Annabelle. . Kammerdeiner, Glenn. Kerr, Joanne ..... . Kaiser, Paul ..... Klawitter, Charles. Kline, Bernice ..... Knight, Thomas. . . Reed, Charles ..... Reed, Ronald .... .. Reed, Ruth ...... Richardson, Janet. Rhodes, Betty ..... Rhodes, Mabel... . . Rood, Paul ....... Rohrer, Judith .... Roudebush, Ernest. Round, Phoebe .... Rupert, Helen. ..,. Rush, William .... . Salak, Jessie. . . . Scanlon, Tom. . . . . . . Schnars, Glenn .... Schaffer, Paul .... Schaub, Elmer ...... . Schrecongost, Dent. . . Age Wood. . . 2 .... Pilgrim . Type. . . Marriage ....... Moss. . . Crab. . . Young. . Train. . . Scout. . . Future... ... .That. . . Sweet. . . Past Kissable. . . . . . Class. . . Daffy. . . Cute .... . . . . Curly. . . Mature .... . . . Bottle. . Nice. . . Busy. . . Cute. . . Infant. . Green ......... ....'.Age of Innocence Mud .... . . Sweet. . . Hill.... Dear .... Romantic ...... Electric . Baby... B.c.... If Shy .... . . . Schrecengost, MadelineSweet. . . Twin .... . . . Schuey, Peggy .... Funny. . Serene, Charles. . . Beer. . . Shaffer, Clara .... ' ' Shaffer, George. . . Queer. . . Shaffer, Mary Jane. . . Twin. . . Kropinak, Mary ...... Lint. . . Lamison, Alberta ..... More. . . Lasher, Rhoda ....... Mine. . . Lasher, Ruby ..,. Lattanzio, Ellen. . . Lattanzio, Jennie. . Lawson, Neal ...... Leard, Finley ..... Leeger, John ..... Lemmon, James. . . Lightbody, Gertrude.. Logue, Virginia ...... ...Learn. .. . . .Moss. ....Ducky. .. . . .Giggle .... . . . Impudence ..... . . .Fruit ....... . . . Aver. Line. Nice . Lorenz, Edna ........ Date. Louden, Mary Jane Lurie, lsadore ..... Mansfield, Andy .... Mazzotta, Pete ....... McCoy, Ben .... . . Hen .... G-reen. .. ... Noisy .... .... Half. lcan't... Appearance Happy .... Duckish. . . Mostly. . . Happy. . . . Follies .... Brains .... Miles away ..... Pressed up ..... . .... Ranger ....... . Snappy .... . . . Lincoln. . . Football. . . .Cutie ..... Farmer ....... Frightened ..... Sporty .... Sappy ..,.. ln love ........ Clark's Grill .... Curly ....... Flashy ...... Little girl .... Rich ........ Smiling ...... You asking me . . Strong man. . Elderly ....., .Round ......... Troy Hill .... Determined. . Saintly ...... With Girls. . . Business like. . . Lanky. . . . Happy ..... . Sheikish ..... .Light-weight. Ritzy .......... . . ..Point Breeze. Often ....... .Girlish ...... Lightweight. . Angelic ...... .Loafing .... . .Hungry .... . . . In Love... . Not bad ..... .Skinny ...... .All the time. 225 pounds.. .Dreaming .... .Very tall .... . . .... Mae West.. . Seldom ...... H HH.We like her.. Graceful ..... .Studious ..... In a hurry.. Athletic ..... Listless .... . . . .Flirting. . . . Pastime Loafing .... . . JHHIQS J. ...... . ln Company .... Danc1ng........ Hot Times ..... Winking. . . . . Aspiration Pretzels. . . Fellows. . . Bernice... .... Vincent. . . Dates. . . Man ..... Gabbing ........ Angel .... Mary ........ . . Sawing Wood. . . Inventor ....... Bar tender ..... Boxing ......... Climb Pike's Plinking my guitar ....Reading....... Gossiping ...... . Milking ........ Joe ............ Roller-skating. . Dorothy. . . Clerking ....... Cigarettes. Lessons. . . Basket ball ..... Working. . On time. . . Parties .... We have no bananas Shaving. . . Bridge. . . Looking. . . Always. . . Boy ...... ' . . . .Scouting ..... . . Making Eyes .... Girls .......... Speeding .... V. . . Carrying Papers. nhldihe' ' ' ' ' Himself Baby talk ...... Skating ..... Peak Hula-Hula dancer .Husband ....... Joe ...... Fruit grower .... Ironer ........ . Her ........... Dolly .... George .... Latin ...... Norma ...... Destiny Crackers Music Prof Announcer Rich Widow Wellsburg Farmerette Troy Hill Referee Policeman Walk-chalk Hawaii Next door Milk maid Nuts Housewife West Kittanning League Marriage Graveyard Honor Student Doughnut maker .Engineer Clerk .......... Economics 'tVick . . .... Victory Men. . . .... Sales girl Buss . . . . . Gym teacher Popeye ....... Numerologist To get away Sophistication from it all Suzibelle ....... Street-sweeper .Typist. . . .... High school oiiice Boys .......... Marriage Motors ......... Tough Guy Public Speaking ? More Girls ..... Still More Girls Terraplane ..... Automobile Salesman My Dog ........ Newsboy Bum .......... Woman Hater. . . . . .Private booth in Cut Rate Jo-Jo ....... Girls... Telling others. . Russ. . . ...Whippet. . . .. Jail-bird Pop-bottler Manorville Five and Ten Clerk Where He's at Typist Secrets ........ Russ ..... . . . Typist Alone ...... . . .Sister .......... Ask her Behaving ....... Man-hater ..... Timid .Sports ..... . . .Anything ....... Somewhere . . .Trapping ....... To be or not Ask Shakespeare to be ,Studying ....... Pau1's. . . . . .A Secret .Walking ....... Model .... . . .Teacher .Tiddlede Winks .A career ....... Nowhere . . .Selling papers. .Perfect 26 ..... Gen. Mgr. .Poker ......... Money ......... Santa Claus . . .Principal Work .......... Trig teacher. HIT., Skipping class. . .We don't know. . Note-writing .... .Bookkeeping. . . ...........Freeport Don ........... .Dancing ........ Go places ...... Eating ......... Working... ... Swimming. . . . . Snoring .... . . . Wrestling ...... Baker ......... .Brains ......... Less work ..... ,Red Bank Marriage See her Taxi-driver Burnt He'll get there .Just Templeton 102 lp.. Name McIntosh, Jack ...... Menna, Elga ......... Sweet. . . Miller, Esther ....... Miller, Richard ..... Milliron, Edna. . . Montgomery, Carmen,. Montgomery, Beatrice. Moore, Fred ......... Morgan, Joseph ...... Morgan, Ruth. . . Morris, Louella. . Matthew, Morrow. . . Murphy, Arline. . Meyers, Wilda. . . Neal, Ray ....... Nelson, Carrie. . . Penn, John ..... Picard, Jeanne.. Rambach, Evelyn Rebold, Betty. . . Sherrieb, Willard Shumaker, Helen Sigworth, Raymond.. Smith, Annabelle .... Smith, Wallace.. Snyder, Burdette. Snyder, Kenneth. Spence, Maxine.. Stahlman, Dorthy Starr, Reynolds. . Stennett, Mary.. Stevens, Don .... Steffy, Henry .... Stivason, Dorothy Stone, Roger .... Tietsworth, Ella. Todd, Mary Jane Truitt, Gladys. . . Walker, Bernice. Walter, Thelma. . Walthour, Ann.. Weaver, Margaret .... Westwood, Madeline. . . Short... .....Right... .....Just... .....Thin... Age Appearance Ton .... . . . Carefree .... . . . ....Loved... Goon... ...Gypsy... . Gas ..... . . . Guess? .... .... Doubtful ..,.... '7 Flashy .... .... Red ..... . . . Brass .... .... Car ..... Small. . . Wil .... Steer. . . Busy .... ... .Newsy .... Dressy .....,... Follies girl. . . Conceited ...... In Love. . . . . Usher .... . . Just It .... Kid ....... Shorter ........ Weenie ........ Point-Breeze .... Goofy ........ Thin... ....Blond... .... Plain .......... Happy ......... Quinn, Beatrice ...... Bob ...... . . . . . . . .Sweet 16... ....Efforvescent... .Marriage ....... .....Nut...... .Spec. . . .Len. .. .Bottle. .. .... Worm ......... Farm .......... Stocky ....... Distinguished. . . Aloof .......... Beau Brummel. Clark Gable .... . Curled ....... Horsey ....... Commercial. .... Late 'again .... . Startle ......... Stary .... .... Stuffy... Infant... Love .... Counter... .... Pin .... Pass. . . Bob .... Under. .. ... Snappy... 000 ..... .Grown Up. . . Williams, George ..... Red ..... . . . Wills, Thelma ....... Wingard, Nelson ..... Winslow, Sue .... . . Yohe, Frank ........ Without Pictures Heckman, Sam ...... . Steim, Helen ....... Williams, Jane ...... . Bruce, Robert ....... Fedeli, Amerigo ..... .Lug. . . Blonde .... .... Typ ..... . . . Slow. . . . . . Good Looking. .. . This. . ........ . Grin ........... Shakespeare. . . . Early ........ Sparkling .... . . .Star ...... 1 9 6 5 .......... Around Town. .Saintly ....... Cream puff ..... .....Sugar... ' .... Late again ...,. Soup. .. .... Clever ..... .. .. Loved ..... . . . .Neat ......... Powdered ...... Rare .......... . Hang-over ...... Sweet ........ Flirting ........ Rumble seat. . . Preacher ....... Dating ......... 2 Oth Century. . Seldom ......... 1664-1776 ...... Plums ......... Pastime Drawing. . . . . .Fun .... . ..... . .Eating Sandwiches Alone ......... Primping ....... Chewing gum. . . .Maid ......... Driving ........ Acrobatics ...... Going to Church. .Behaving ....... Singing ........ Bus. Arithmetic. Who's Who .Aspiration Advertising ..... Neal ........... Les ........ . .Printer. . . . . Waitress. . . Milkman ....... Destiny '? ? 7 ?? Little Eve Ask Les Kennerdells Jay Rollerskating Artist .......... Out to Boggs ..., Tap Dancer. . . Charlie ........ Man-hater ...... Kate Smith. . . A 8: P Clerk Gym Teacher 4th Ward Rich widow Ora Large .......... Nurse Skating ........ Kisses ..... Economics . .Beefing ....... Smart. . . . . .Hopeless .Boys .......... Queen .... Troy Hill Track ......... Javelin .... . . .Economics Pic-in-the-keys. .Tri-Hi-Y. . . Alex Sitting ......... Gold fish ..... P. O. D. Making eyes .... Angel ..... . . .Dean Fellows ........ Famous .... . . .Bug Minding the babyTalking .... . . .Evangelist French ......... Bud ....... . . .Reno .Riding a Ford City ...... Director of Hoodle Bug Cadogan Band All Girls ...... .Don ...... Directress of Follies Hero At the bar ..... .Lucille ......... Reading ........ . .Horses .... . . . Actress. . . . . More Horses. . Sailor Fat Woman .... . .Training Cows ,Fred .......... .Beauty Parlor Reading... .,,Books......... Baseball. . . . . . Kisses ......... .Edna .......... . . .Keeping Quiet. . . .Reading Love Stories . .Fiddling ..... . Clothes. . . . . Talking ........ Excursions .... 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