Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)
- Class of 1935
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Inn 11 TIHIAININIQI -x v , ' xl, ,,-45- .1 .' :-.5 ff's?1'? f'J , , x, '. I-C. 5-Lfvr-13 .- '. :'j'fy:f11'L,.,X 1-: '4..I r'1 sf ff 'NE' I-'5'.?,VL fvtx wi-:Q- ' ' 5:1557-P 14,11 H I',,'I.x.'K' f.... , .,.g,f-p,v','f'f'L',.: cg '. .5 If ff: J. -2 7 . I l' ff: 4- C - f? 'I L, ontentf . if Q - 'i ,- ', ' ' If ' v, syr ' 4: '-' if I ' -I L Q 'J t. . 6514 QQ. . 1' .Q BOOK 1 ADMINISTRATION -v ' .f gf , f ,I sf '71 I I ,' ,' , BOOK II CLASSES ,rj 'A 1, , 1- fi?-,Z , BOOK III ATHLETICS mfr ' KILL .,'s:Q , -.4 1 -1,1111 V . ., 55. r -L, I-,ff BOOK IV ACTIVITIES .13 ,. 1321, fl if, .27 .TH ,I gif- 5- .N- '- BOOK V POST-SCRIPT M-,Xe 4, , ta..-Q .viff-' 235' 1' 3-i.7tH. .I +,w.,:.'1r7- J: - -Q., .1 . 4 I,,-.QQIQAEI 'fu .:+:':+iff'S1r- 1:3-'ff 44 aff 512.4 ,--.,,', - '--V.: . mm.. I, - ' -f ' - , , , . :..,:g1-.vi . A I f Q rfhtl' I I 'I I I L .. I I Y ff 15 I llllll uaunna has c r n 4 a .- ofl CBROAD CAVENUE, FAMILIAR STEPS, AND FRIENDLY DOORWAY BECKON US TO KNOWLEDGE. 1 6 ADMINISTRATION BINQlQ.l1'JI5 IK! 1 I TIHIAININIEI I Krtmnnrrzcg fB0ard of Education The public schools of Kittanning have always been fortunate in that they have had a Board of Education, untiring in their efforts and faithful in every detailg they form, without a doubt, one of the most efficient boards to be found anywhere. The long term of office, that a number of the members have had, bears witness of thc high esteem in which they are held in this community. OFFICERS President ..... .......,.. . . . .... .H. G. GA'rEs Vice-Prerident . . . ....,.......... E. E. Rrrcr-:EY Secretary ..... ........, . Miss HAZEL M. GmsoN Treasurer . . . .... ARMSTRONG COUNTY TRUST Co. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD DR. F. C. MONKS .............................,. Serving 28 years H. G. GATES .... Serving I3 years E. E. RITCHEY .. .... Serving I2 years DR. W. BIERER .... Serving I0 years DR. D. Senwicic .... Serving 7 years C. B. McNEEs .. .... Serving 5 years L. B. MOHNEY .. .... Serving 3 years - ' f . . 4 . , ..-., LTnHnEfN111Q1:15 :KI 1:T1H1A1NrNlEl DR. F. C. Mmucs MR. IC. E. R1'1'cu1.Y DR. D. Smxwxcx MR. L. B.MouN1zY MR. H. G. GATES DR. W. -I. Bluzuk MR. C. B. MCNHQS Mass Hum. M. Gmsow Ill!!! IIBUUI 4 S221 - it k i I' I I I l ol Q Q Eleven ITIHIBINI 11915151 IK! IITIHIAIHIHIEI CLYDE NV. CRANMER, Pu.B. S14jvrrl11f1'21flr11f of lfiffrnlzlfflg Pnfffff Srlzfmfx f:I'l'l'fi7Ig.Y to ffzr fVfr'1r1l1f'1'x of flu' Sfzlfm'-f1n1ir1r High Sfhrmfi '1'ln- Class of Nim-tn-cu IlllIldl'L'Kl 'lihirty-IVix'c complctcs thc Work 1'Cqllil'L'd for 1gr:1duution. To unch of you wc wish :1 life full of tlxu lmppillcss which comes from Il devotion to high iklL'ZllS1lIlt1 scrvicc to others. May you lU2lkU tlu- most of your opportunities :md unjoy thc szltisfzxction of Z1 life wcll livcml. u y , y U s 'I llama!! :sauna H382 'l :.-wlw N o ce , KJIITIHIAIHINIHI JOHN D. ANDERSON, A.B., A.M. Principal of Kiftmming Senior-fzmior High School You, the memhers of the Class of 1935, may he assured that those under whom you have received your instruction will not terminate their interest in you upon your graduation. YVe shall follow your progress with keen concern, eonhdent that you will make proper application of the training which you have acquired. The dawning of a better day, we sincerely hope, will provide you an opportunity to realize your ambitions. ---3-1 Thirteen . -53 THE, 19255 f IKIIITIHIAJNINIEI 'H ' A 'Nl I I C IFOHI ICR IE. .fXI.TIER, .X.Ii. XXXXIDE E. B.-XKER, 14.5. NICLDA I.. BARKER, ILS. l'niv1-r4ity In Mi.m1i llrmwm- Pity i'ullv1.:v Imiianu Sluts- 'l'v:xrIn'rs Cullman: lCx1.1.mr SIinp1-ry Rm-k Sum- 'IR-zwlu-rs Collcggc- Ilomlc EL'UNOMIi'Sf-CLOTHING IXl.XlUQXRlfT I. C'1XNl'l3ICI,I Grow' l'i!y Vullngs- xlA'l'lllfKl.Yl IKS j.XNlC'I' If. WJl'I.IS, I.iIl.Ii. Iirnvc- Pity C'r1llf'x1v I'INI.l.1s1l. ISU-xxlcss ICNnl.1s1I UDICSSX S. lI.XNN.X. B.E4.f'. il1'm'4' chilj' C'rrlIc'gc- 'l'x'l'lx4., Bvslvlass ,'Xlil'I'IIME'I'IK4 l'1n's1c's, Gull-:MISTRY ILXRRY A. DUNCAN l'nivs-:sity ol' l'iltsburpLI1 lXI1cc'I1.xNlc.x1. DIl1XXK'INll, Hl's1Nr:ss :XRI'I'IlMI5'l'IC MILDRED B. GIBSON, .X.I :YIIISLCIIILIIIIII Cullvgs- ENGLISH HELEN E. HEILMAN, A.l'I. Vzzesglr Collcgc' If1uzNrn, LATIN RUTH fx, FLAHERTY C':wv'11z-gif? Tvch New Yurk Univursity Vouu. Mrsrc K.XTHI.EEN J. HAIZLIP, .'X.l'..X. Bowling Grw-xx liusinvss Uuivvrsity SIIURTHAND, Tvvmu BICRTIIA G. HENSHEY Pic-rcv Iiusinvss Collcgff SuoR'mANn, Tvl-mu , i - ,E Ifrzzrrlvwz In nl I ITIHVEINILQJ 515 IK! IITIHIAIHINIEI 'w ELLEN T. LI.-XS Clarion Stnte Teachers College ENGLIsII MILDRED G. MATEER, A.li., ILS. in L.S. Drexel Institute Thiel College ENt:I.IsII EFFA D. MOORE, A.B. University of Pittsburgh HISTORY RUSSELL A. MCGREGOR Indiana State Teachers College MATHEMATICS, DIRECTOR OI' Buys' INTRA-MURAI. SPORTS l MARY M. LINDEMAN Indiana State Teachers College LATIN, CEERMAN, ENt:I.IsI-I JOHN MATISKO, BS. Pennsylvania State College GENERAL SCIENCE, I-'r1vsIoI:RAPIIx' LOUELL.-X J. MURPHY University of Pittsburgh SOCIAL SCIENCE. PENIVIANSIIIP RACHAEL J. P.-XINTER, A.B. Albright College ENIQLISII SALLY MACGREGOR. BS. Battle Creek College University of Wisconsin PHYSICAL EDUCATION THOMAS E. MILLER, B.S,, C.M.E. Grove City College BOOKREEPING HELEN K. MCGARVEY, A.B. Thiel College GEOGRAPHY N. DEAN REED Carnegie Institute of Technology California State College MECHANICAI. DRAWINIQ, SHOP n , i ,r Y 3 Illia! lil ' go no an 9 Fiflefu .-flv N 44 ITIHIEIN 1 91515 :Kr 1lT1H1A1NuN1E1 JUIIN 3-2. ROTE, A.li. Susqin-Iiannm lfnivvrsity BIA'I'lIIQMA'I'It'S XIIILIIIIR Ii. SII.XI'I.. ISS. llililnrnin Stun' 'I'0aicIn-rs C'uIl1-uv SIIEICI Mia'rA1., ICl.i-3c 1'Ric'i'i'x' II.XROI.IJ S. STACKIIOVSE, B.S. in Hvnlth Education Strmulshnru Slam' T4-:iclwrs Collvgv KIUACII ui-' A'I'III.E'I'IC5 Asn UVM -IOIIN P. S'I'EXVAR'I', ILS., .-MINI., M.S. SllSQ1lI1'IIiIlll'IIl I'niv1-rsity M A'IIIEMATICS C. SFIIIQIDEINIANTEL, 15.5. Woosts-r Collugc Iiicn.ouY JOHN J. SIMMONS, Hs. lTnivn-rsily uf Illinois GIQNHIIAI. Srlrcxria, I'm'su'Al. Glcucaufxl-luv, III-:M.'rn, Cmmcll mf Ii.fxsxic'1'imi.x., Assr. I'100TISAI.I. COACH INIARY A. STEINIVIATIC, .-XII. l'nivm-rsity of Pittsburgh ENui.isn INIAIIIEI, C. STEVV.XR'I', ILS. Indiana Stun' Tvzlcln-rs Ciullvgu Home PZCUNOMICSAFOODS, CA1fr:nsR1A dzf ' K INIABEL II. SI-IAIFFIZR, A.B., AAI P1-nnsylvzinin Cullum' fur XVoim'n Colulnhin University LATIN AGNIESS B. SLAYMAKER School Induslrinl Art Pratt Institntv ART HOMER E. STENNETT, ILS. Pvnn Slum CQENERAL SCIENCE, Pnvslus, .'XllRICl'l.TURE HAROLD VV. TIIOIWAS, Ii.S. in C. Grovi- City Collvgc University of Pittsburgh Smasxwmssiirr, LAW, BOOKKEEPING III I .YI.l'Il'l'lI . r 1- Ol un-IE: L1-19.1515 :KI IITIHIAININIEI BROSE E. THOMPSON, B.S.C. Grove City Collvge RAPID CALCIILATION, BVSINESS AR1'rHME'rIc, GENERAL IKVSINEQS CAROLYN W. TITZFLI., AB. Pcnnsylvzmiix College for XYnmcr1 AMERICAN IIISTORY, SOCIOLOGY IVIARGUERITE G. TI'I'ZELL, Ali Pennsylvzmizx Collvglf for Wcnxxen SOCIAL SCIENCE JOSEPHINE WILSON, A.B. Pennsylvania College for XVUIHCII SOCIAL SCIENCE:-WORLD Hxsmkv, Amlsucux IIISTORY, ECONOMICS l IIIUQU alumna H552 I IIII-UBlNl1J2l 5151 :Ki IITIHMININIEI WT, tht- St-nior Class of 1935, wish to tzikc this opportunity of L'UlllI1lL'IlIlllg on tht- mpitl progrvss of our own Klftlllllllllg' Scnior- -lunior High School. This yczir, mzirking tht- 'l'ci'ct'11tcii:ii'y Cclclwm- tion of Sucoml:u'y lfmluczition, Kittnnning High School forgt-cl one mort' vital stt-p :ilu-:ul hy :ulcling to its progrzun of stuclit-s tht- VoCIl- tional Cuiiiculuin. This ncw cou1'su with its v:u'ious clt-p4u't1nt-nts is ont- of constant zulziptzition to changing nuctls. It must ht- lllZllIlI1lll1L'Kl :incl :icct'lci'z1tt-tl if our school wisht-s to kt-up ZllTl'L'ZlSt of the incrt-using 4lL'IllIllNlS of training institutions :mtl if it wishus to play :my significant p:n't :it tht- outpost of our community nt-ccls. YYQ, tlicrcforu, nrt' proucl to ohst-rvt- that our school has grzuitt-il us :ill thc opportunities of motl- vrn cmlutzition, :intl our sinct-rc wish is that it may continue to IlilYZlI1CC n thc promising f'L'lll'S of tht- fut lll'L'. Q , 3 K liiylllrwi i si 0 4,4 I Nb 1 , I fl . ' f f I' ,., Jliqfo ff , 4 vu 4, X f A 1.3 -S f' f N H I f ,x SQ., ! N f ' - X, X 2 ' f , f 5 N -.wg ef jj , X f'n ., I '94, -' CLASSES i THE, lo 55 Q f lrcjilrll-1lAl1s1Us1IEl -1 ' 2 N ll N S The world is big, but everywhere within the limits of its civil- ized life are teachers-teachers of courage, teachers of character. We may well note the fact that Kittanning High School has selected . from this vast field a faculty of which it may be justly proud. Two members of the faculty, Miss Josephine Wilson and Mr. John S. Rote, have inconspicuously devoted themselves to our welfare and have proved themselves worthy advisers by their unfailing willing- ness, unceasing efforts, and invaluable cooperation in helping us to obtain our goal. They have commanded in generous measure the good-will, confidence, and appreciation of- V The Senior Class of 1935. , YJ, 7 IIIIIU IIBUUI 4 -- A H- -u--f-it - - -- ' A -fA-1--azz-i---- 1' 2 rx, ' S I THE, 1955 i IKIIITIHIAININM x ., ' ,z Qlwi -, . . 'bi' ... ixliv' .xr Qu. . , ., . '13, 2.1. Q' I 7' O' '-1 -- 'Q '- ,Rs rf.: Qi'-X. R . - + -',.-.31 w ---:N ,.:,.-' ,- gf- uf: -' .,,-,-,,- - f 3 -. I: 1 g 'ing ' av: -'riff' -In ,I-, I'-fo. fl ' ' T 1, . U -32 :ga if!! Y 4 .A , . ' .' .I A, I W. I... . .. ' 'I 4 gy Va 1 5, v. '. A .' il. L ' 'A ' f ,mv I 7'-fa z- -'NQQ - - ,. I ? ,ml fp: Z'.v 'U ffl' -.g 11, Q .I 931. ' Z , '. ' f.'.'r f - :fif- A 'mf V I 31' I' nk.-' 4 . rf.- .I ,,. 1,-, 5, :lf-'K 3 ji ., If- 'QT' 63 ' Ni. ' :A 'I ,Iv qi R ELI J: J ,..,.efx I A .1 X E, Q E ,, - ','. muon 5 Q- E: fi. ,Jul Liz. 14-121, .., ,4 ,, , , if-4: 1.-J' 'gre , .gb L-1 455. 'f--2' rg w-ff . A-2 F1 ff -- K , mf.:f. 12 . f f- Q - -- - 3 v .Af .-fff. -H ' ' 4 -' SENIORS ' 7 5 ?Q s . ' L , jj . I I f - L Q -4 las ,en I. 1 4 N , XX - 2 ,grant f -,.-- if QT A '-it . Elgin El IT! .. -Y I- . it f in - B Q ' ' llll . an 'UU' . S352 . . , , , , O . A ul-x trlwtfilstligtsisi istrii-iHfAiNuNuE1 SENIOR CLA SS OFFICERS 4 if if N -lotus: Movi4,k Alfxmics PlI'1l.FRICII l'fs'l'm11R Hom' lvl-XRIAN Nl41l'RtJllR 1'1'1'.riff4'n! Vim l'1'r,i'i1!w1f Sfrrehzry 7'rf'.z,r1z1'cl' Four short years have passed since we, the Class of '35, assembled in this high school for guidance in the fields of knowledge. A straight report may state that we have successfully attained this goal as portrayed on the following pages. Clainhering to the heights to join the army of youth which marches toward responsibility, we carry ever at hand the stored knowledge that must make a future government strong, a future nation simple and beautiful, Il future civilization greater. Faced hy adverse conditions, we IULISI he saved by our school training. Here we have experienced life, day by day. Here the leaders of our class have heen discovered, tried, and found satisfactory. All can he leaders in the life outside if we work conscientiously toward that goal. P ' 1 as Twe:1ly-Iwo sae ti if f f Ol S rg Ill!!! IIBUU 1231 I LTIHIBlNl1lQl1':l5 IK! 1lTlfilWgNlNlEl HARRISON G. ADAMS Boomer Commercial lI'11f1 1'f1111e,f N1 greet 7lL6 when I 11111, :I1111 51110 111y hill' p111y1 11111oo1' 11111, .-I1111 1'i1'1',r if up 111111 11oc1'11 Me M111? fler 15r111'he1'1 THOINIAS D. ALLISON U'1lO1l1llIA'U College Preparatory 1 11111 11 1111111, Who 11111'e y11e.ffio11 7118? ROSS E. ANTHONY Tex Scientilic 1r'1 11 C6511-kll0'lL'll fuel Thur he i,f11'f 111111165 B111 :ce 1111 1'11ofc' Thur be 111'1'f to 1111':'e f1111. PAUL D. BARTLEY Duel Commercial lI'ilh g1'111'ef111 ,rlepx he f1'1111'J fhf! .ff1'eef,r, A1111 .f11111e.v Q11 1111 the girlf he 111eerf. ROBERT '1'. BEATTY Betty College Preparatory If Ihe1'e'J 11 11o1.fe 1110111111 the 1'111ff 1'o11111 01' ,ff1111e M1111' goef 1111 tl spree, H5l'E,J' 11 hint, my ge11l1e 1'e11r1e1', Df111'l 11,f1v B116-it fc11f11't he. ANNA L. ALLINGER 'I'essi-e General Short, peppy, full of 511111, Illhfll Jhe p111y: L11:1'efb1111, II'el1'e ,r111'e to 'IL'1l1. JOSEPH F. ANGELO lingo General D11gf,- if 111:c11y5 wiring up, Them gelfiug r1z11e11 right 11r1cv1z. Wifbmzf hir f111re :1'el11 1111 be 51111, He? beffer fhflll 11 e1o':1'11. DELBERT F. BAKER Percy,, General Liifdll, girlx, P11 pu! you ccifeg Delbert has pretty, big, AFOTCVI eyef. ' DIXIE A. BEACHY Dix College Preparatory I31'11i11.r-:cell r11fbe1'f Pep-yer, lol: of it! :I11 1111-111111111 :perl-c1'e'll my! CATHERINE M. BENNETT Katie Commercial Itls Catlzerine, dean, not C1111- 11ief ' u 1' ' f wa, Il I m , ' I- Ill!!! :sauna , ' HERE ,1 I I I I I li O I Twerzty-three LTII-ilEflNL1lQL5IfSl IK! 1lTlHlAlNlNlEl RUlll'lR'l' C. lil'lRl,lNl'l Bob Culnmercizll l,if1' il h1'.1111if11! 11111! himl, 1,ir'r1! fc' if h 1 I1 11 lholzghlfnl 111i111!. DAYI D VV. BI l,l,I I l'llMl'lR lime Scientific I,1'f 1111' hr cc'h11f l 11111 A1111 M.-'h 11111 111 111111 lllf. VIOIIN YV. BLANICY -Incl General .l111'h 1.1 11 yuief hwy 1Nvfi . l' h11,f 11111fh io my. l'1'1'1'h11111'f h1 lf hr 11 ph1lf1.f11phe1' Lihr S114'1'11l1'.f, .w111e 1!114y. lll'i'l l'Y WV. llOOHl'lR 'WV4n'e College Prepurqltory :l f11.if11111li11g 11111i1lf11, l'iy111111r, fh111'111i11g, gayg F1111 111 Ihr f'lll'fIc' f'i11fe1,f ,K 011 11 hrighf .vp1'i11g Ilrly. 0 9 ,K Zl'll,lA ll. BUW'SlCR ufelie Commercial Shfif f't'l'y 11111hi1i1111.s if you gn hy 1111114 '.v' g lfllf 1111, fhiuhf her fhoughfs are 1,1111 nf hf1l1h'.1'. ANNA G. Bl'lS'l' llesty Commercial F11111e if ':c'h11t you h11f'.e f11he11, Ch111'.11'l1'1' if :1'h111 you giffeg l1'h1f11 111 fhir 1'1'11lh you 11fc'11he11, Th1'11 you hfgill 111 live. NURMA A. BISH Noni College Preparatory I11 1111321 fn 1'111111', y1111'll hear her V. 11111115 1 H r. :li .11'r1.vt, 1111fh111', 111' fwfr fair. - . . X Hn' plilre will hw 111 11.1115 nf RQ F11111e4 X? Of lifyfc gum! lhi11lq,f ,vhflfl haw' Q AFI' ,fh111'f. WlLLlAlNl H. BI,ANl'lY Bill'l General H11 c1'11g1111,r h111'11r.v.-'nf 111 11 11111, :l111f hr f1'1111'f h11f'1' ffl jr1111'11ey fcirh .fighfa We hops he 111'1'if'1',r fvifh 11 1'11.rl1 111111 11 1'r111r, A1111 hriug: f11111e 111 fha Cl11.f,r of 'ss- RICHARD S. BOWSFR Dick General .4 1111111 fhfre ':1'11.r of 111111111111 giffr, lfe111'i11g 1111 h1111111'1'1l 111111112 Life 11111113 111 him with out- ,ffI'Eft'ht?If h11111l1v, l'r11fe1'1'i11g ':1'f11lrh 111111 f11111e. WILLIAM C. BOYICR l,nnca1l4e', Commercial Frif111l,v, 711-1,fg,f,f111'.v, 111111 jzllli' 1111'.f, I 11111 110 01'1li11111'y 1111111. 'l'u'1'11ly-f1111r 4 .1 , 7 ,' P Immun!! annum: H552 ,I I A 0 I T HE, 19 6 5 9 llfl IITIHIAININIEI 1' ff: 5 A IX, 5 I EDGAR A. BRODHEAD Ed,' General I zzefer flare to he .45 fzzmzy af I ctw. BICRT W. BRUMBAUGH Beau Brummeln College Preparatory All athlete .vtrwzg ':c'here'er he gow, Afzllly hir fI'iZl1ff.f, hut fefc' his fUEA'. JOHN VV. BUZARD -lack Commercial I belong to the Uzzirmg llly hfmlxv are rlofefl at flight. .l.XlVIl'lS G. C.-xLL,xs .li1nrny', Scientific I tahe my fuzz where 1 jimi it. NVESLFY D. CARR JAMES L. BROOKS Jim College Preparatory .4 hirfl is h'Il0'lL'll hy itf fmreg .4 mlm hy his fpeeeh. ELVERDA BURKE Touts General 1 have turfzefl my hurl' to the .rha1lo'u'.c, I have :et my face toccuzrd the mu, .4 ml my life :hall he HI iz Jyllahle lu the mug that if herfer done. VICTOR W. BUZZINOTTI BenZein Commercial He'J df goml-lnohizzg ax eau heg He'll he 41 rzmzremf, ffclffb am! ree. JOHN W. CALLAS King Kong Scientinc The mzzfifian of Om' Valley He player! a little lzuzeg And ah! it reemefl like rarer- Refl forex greeting June. FLORICNCIC li. CARRIER VVes Scientitic Flossie Commercial Pony, a pony, my hihgzlom for VVho har azmther care when 11 pony. thou hart Jmiled? l l , rr, . Y l -.Y U - I :numb cannon imma Twefzty-five LTE-1IBlNl1lQJ1':l5l IK! II TIHIAINIHIEI IRICNIC INT. CARRIICR Reenie Commercial Nffw' ITU. m'.1' , llfrw' .ffnzffvyg Alfcayf flfmmfll, alrzuyy hrzppyg Gfuly-r.x'z'ff girf, We ir, ifnfemf, Trlnly frirmf ill fr'rr'y mfeff. GWICN IJOLYN CHURCHILL GwenIe General ,IH .wfrrzzglh L1 In Ihr' .rfzwlgrh of IMI, lfrrum. 1'f' my bmrr if PIIVH. I LURliNCl'l Ii. COLLIGAN l lossie General lm! .f f r 111 .1 rw bf ,mzzzerhizzg .Muni flrl' fcuzy Tlmf I1lrlA'r'.f you HM' her :nuff mfb fl.1y. l,OUl-Il,l..-X CORNISH I,uuie Scientific l,o1n'lfrz if I1 xlrllffw' 1111,-'.v, Kin' fflfflllqh for 111' to K'i.f.f. lilllfl' nf hllfl' nuff fair of fare, lJm'.l11'f fi!! I1 very lrlrgf plufe. MARY LOUISIC CRAIG lVIlcIxej ' Crnnmerclnl film' Fj'z'J' fhar llmyh lun! are full of fllll, lu her high Jfhonl Jay: mans' h.e'rlr'fx .fha haf 50011. HICLICN K. CARTWRIGHT Helen College Preparatory :I gsm of pzfrfrz' my Jerme. IJRICDA Y. CLARK Free Commercial Shf gow tn .111 flzr rfllllfff .-Im! criffz fha bop l'0IllIllll't'J'. W'ALLACI'l C. COOKIC lVrxlly General 1l'.r :mf Mr fa-wry Mrzr M115 msg lf'.f ffl? cc'urX'. IVIAYSIiI.Lli M. CORNISH 'I'I'cmts General Krew' lmzfiug, zzfrw' .rbirX'i11g, . I1fl'r1A'.f happy frbrn .fhK,J' 'fl'0l'A'- ing. ISABICL CRANVFORD Izzy Commercial lfmniy if only .fkfll flrfp, .-Im! fhrll'rII'ft'7' mf'm'.v it. l'Ix'l'llfj .X'I.l' J HY, V , Insulin :sauna ' lame ,I I I 4 0 A 4 9 3 W 1111015151 1K1 IITIHIAININIEI HEL ',N CRUS.-KN f'CushionsU Scientiic So yuier imleefl-fm one hzmcw .fhe'.v clfflllllllg B111 a mufh helter ,rforf ix not to he folunl. RICGINIIX Z. IJICKEY Gink:1' Commercial Gum! kqnmly are flwze in jnzrnelr xmall, Yn11'f'e heazvl lhe dllflfllfi Jayg :Iml in rhif fare ir'.r really frzre, .-Im! ,fhe if zrzzrly-heaflefl ma. IDIQNNIS L. IDINICISN HIJLJIIIIYU College Preparatory Hizf a 1 :c'i11hle ill hir eye That atf1'aff,r each jva.f.re1'hy, lJres.fe.r in fhe lafefl .rtyleg Alfcayf green you ccifh a rmfle. ICRSTINE C. DOYICRSPIKE Uliricksv ScientiIic l'r'e zmlhiug hut .rmrzz for The zfallffzzxefl nheat, II'ho leafef laft 11ighf'r paper O11 the h0mlle-hug feat. ANTHONY V. DENTICI 1'SketcI1 Commercial Aha! eriefl the egg .af if fpzdmff if mf, 1 fra.: fast for a villain Am! mafle ll hit. JAIVIICS F. DI MM ITT HIJIIIIITIIJ, Commercial l'm fhazzhfzrl for fhe lirfle fhiugr Thai gn to mahe life ,rfceerg The gloriozzf pateh of mlm' fchere The .rhief allfl cvafef' meet. YICLIVIIX I.. DINGICR Babe,' Commercial ll'.r up to me In he happy fmlayg No wie eau lahe my joy away. ll'.f um' in fhe fveaiher, iff llflf in fhiflgxg lr'.r my heart fha! glfmmf or fren' or Jiugr. IVAN D. DOYI'IRSI,IKIC Spike Scientific F mme!! me fhe goofl nlfl plan, EI frzze, goofl-loohilzg, aufl Dfffcvlriglzt h70llE.l'f man. IVIALIDIC IC.-XRLICY VICTORIA DUIJFK S1wffr ' Gvlwfffl 4-Vic Collcgc Ilrcpnmtory Friemlly, eapahle, aufl opfimix- Sf ff, ff f- ll f-1 1 ff L .f. mf M I F I M I 10 I W L er .Gnml fzafure if alccayf her char- actedrfic. 0 a 0 IIIIIUU masons , ' imma ,I f U a I 0 or O I TIW11 ty-.vc1z'e11 lTlHrEfN11lQ1:5151 fm IITIHIAININIEI MILDRICD B. FNDYCRS Millie CKJIl1I11CfCi1ll To M' .rwtoltf if ton glwllt 11 tail' fm' my Amin. DORC J'l'I H' QX. FIQRRY Dm Commercial Uh, AIUllIlllz'l', bleu mr, l'm .uoiug to Agmflmztf. GOLIJIIC K. l ISCL'S GolJiu Cu111111crcin1 YUlt,i t' h fr .1 1' fl of blitz'-blzltf' hair- .-Iufl t'f't'!l if it'.v I'dl'. , llwlflif' hm' hm' .fht1I'r'. vI.XNl'l'l' M. l R.XN'lxZ IJLnckj ' College l'rupn1x1to1'y IwUI'AQt'f mfh K'i1nlm',ff that ynn lffl ,-l.r,wm1 .lf you hum, flour itg l o1'gz't tln' fPI'4ll.fl' th.1t fully tn yan TM' zztozmwt yon hum' fzwu it. Hl'.l.l'IN M. G.XLlN.'XS Galina Cmmncrcinl Yun frlll 1: 'wr with .wnm ff the' A pmplf .rwzlf of thx time, but not fzlfmyf. eg-gg 0 5 0 . Tmwxty-viglzt K LOUIS FICICHT I.cwic', Scientific' l,fu1gh.r 41 litrlv, fltzyf L1 little, Stlnliar 41 little tang But what one lf young, What elm if there to flu? JOHN W. FINNICRTY Huck Co1111ncr-Jinl lltffk ,ftmlirx fvhfu hr plm.rf.f, l'll1y.v zlfftllfllf um! rlfffxlj '.1' tmnxr. HARRY IW. FLICNNICR, JR. 'LH11p Collcgu Prcpnrzltory Stay mf Iliff, I um L1 Lzny mlm. e ' W.'XL'1'1'IR N. FRYIC VU., nltl' Scicntiiic H, Ilwf every 7114111 your fwiff, fylfut fer: your mr. QE? 5 NAOMI Ii. GILLAM Nomic'7 Commercial Naomi t'UlllL'.l' from flofwt tbfr Shclfflllllfg The f1fmrllf-Lug .rlie riflzif. HM' thunghtf are of hefzfelf 5107185 Her light bffmzth 11 bufhel hlrftif. , Fx I Y r F Y Y Y I IIIIUU IIIUUI lfwnlwrlngll QQ ? :KI IITIHIAJNINIEI AIOHN L. GILLAM Bula Commercial HIM fcrmfff rrzfhw' play than mfg .-lx rm rl!!-ronzm' fjwrf, half fmrff In bmi. l,ll.l.ll'I GRAFTON Lil Comrncrcinl llwzzfcc-ark ffrfua on fime ,nzvef flllllllllflllf run! Inu nf .1-laep. l'AUI.lNl'f li. GRINDICR ullcgn Collage l,I'CPLlIALltOIAA' .-l lu. x'.-' of xjvirif, Alllfllf, runf fair. Sbrfr likfw! by our rlmf fall. Her fulfill glofczr in rwry firm: Hn' Ulfflt? figbtx up fhf hull. IONA A. HARRIS I-Own-A-l urd Scicntitic If ,vilwfre were golffeu, IU! be 11 millionaire. lNlARGARl'I'l' Nl. HAVVK Pug Commercial YN gl'r1l'6fI1l t'c1.ft' fun! .-'::'fef11a,f.f fwiff of jvriffe, flfighf hiffa hm' f L1 ll I I 5, if Miles bln! frmlff to hiffe. ANNA li. GISPANSKI Gizzy College Prcpalrntory rl :my ccifh mall-v fuzzw fun! fbiflgf. HAROLD C. GRAHAM Hnm', Gcncrnl Draft hurry, Huyfe if to be rzbhrfrreff. VVll,l,lAlNfl D. HANICY 'LBill', Scicntillc The Liggexf little mlm of aff, Gum! af golf! few ffmlzgh M95 mzrzfl. l'lMll,Y MARY HAWK l orrl City , College l rcpnrntory 3 SM' ir 11 girl who fifvif in Ihr! g-Wu, Sharm in Ma 6111! 'Mont lunch- iug the rimg Pfmzzp run! ruff run! ffvfly In Lnuf, 7'B:li',f out fha frzifiug gnzffgrf by fbi' I'UUf. MARY A. HAVVK 'LGustj ' Collcgc Preparatory .-l glrnf hmrf zzzrzkelh 11 cheerful mznzfefzfuzre. , 3 ' ' Twcnly-nine THB 1955 L IKIIITIHIAININIEI 'C' 'Yr , A IX, N 1 JAMES A. Hl'ILl RlCH IS.-XBICL C. HICLM .Iim', College Prepzxrutory USF' Scientific Jimmy if it hrillilwt rhtzpg lie thine ofcuself tzlfrays and Am! thi: for .my faith vim than art l0f'r'a1Al5. That nzfuiy girlf in our rllu: Hare hail 11 frmh fm him fllztf- lyfl DOROTHY M. HNNIJICRSON LOIS V. HILL 'll7ot Scientific Lil Commercial lln'n'J tn Ihr girl Thoxe who lfzhnr with thi: mimi With 41 heart illlrh wlilr, gowrrz otherf. That imihfy the' lrnnhlf Of life fcwrth fchilf. gsxiyq lg. fflljl ICSTHICR li. HOICY Lemuel Scientific Hoey College Prepgiratory Hr fvhn lllC't'llft'n, fcwrh .4 xfc'.eetergirlyo1z Iliifl' ilitl see, Shnulfl have flllilhfrh it. For 11 ,ffc'eet1'1' girl thvrz Lumuot he. ' I lC,L l'l'l'lll'fl, M. HOOKS PAUL L. HOOKS Ul'lSSlCn Clllltgli l,!'CP:1I':llUrf' I-Igolggigll Cgj111111QfCi,gl -lf U1f 'f'3' 111 fflf' 'UN' if l 'f.U' :lf for mf, I mhz life in it ruffle. lNIl,l.lfXM ll. HOOKS FRFDICRICK A. HOUGH Bill Scientific Fred General Hill u1i,m'.r mrh fl.1y of the Why .vhrfnlfl I fmrr-v, lizhnr, nr hunting .m1.rw1, fret? lint lilccuzyr hir .flip he.-:rf zz goof! Sfzfue for html himchx in fuathall, rm,m1l. l'll mhz what I gft. 1 , l I - f r ' ' UU num- . Q Q . c 0 4 0 - 0 ow 0 a Thirty ITII-1IE,INl1IoI5l5lg lrcj I ITIHIAINIHIEI ,3 , ' . xf' 1.11 fmt? L. HUI,s1cY 'I:1nej ' General Shr foohi lfhf 1111 1111g5f 111111 mils ff, 11104 B111 you 11ff'e1' 11111 ffl! c1'h11r 1111 huge! Stiff Jn. CURNICLIQX IC. .I.,XlNlFS 'lCLJI'llf',, Commercial Cf11'11eli11 gifw the lie fn fhzlf 1111! .f11yi11g, Good fh111g.f M1111 ill 51111111 ju11'h11gff.,' ICDN.-X M.Xl'l KIICNKINS lCllLlie Scientific The girf f1'11rthf1'hife IJ' the kiffff f1'hr1 11111 Jlllflt? lllhfll I'f'F1'j'f!1flllQ KQUFJ ffmff f1'1'1111g. CIl.'XRl,l'lS WV. -IOHNSON 'l'ulw General To hi111 lifr ':1'11.v 11 lfinlple 1111 Of 1f1111a,r In he IXUIIK, .4 g11111e z'1'!1r1'f 1'111'h lllrlll Mah bfi flrlff, .-1 1.112 fvherx 111i l1!1l.Vf 11111. DOROTHY M. HUN'I'ING'1'ON Dot Commercial T11 i'l'U1'7'y Hilfe, to Ifllzfj' len, Th11f'.r my 1111211 of h11ppi11z.f.r. LLOYD J. j.-XMIICSON gillllllv General Though fherz 11112 11111113' illlifrl- fi0I1.f, Arblld 11111 he hix jn11u1l!rf. YV.-Xl,'l'lCR R. JOHN ulrllllll, Commercial lf .riffnfe fc'1?1'f gflflffll, j'v111'1'f 1'i1'h hffymfff f1'111'1f.fg Fm' f1?f1ff1111 11 if fhllf y11111' :wire if hmzrvf. Nl'll,lJ.'X li. RIOHNSON Chuck College P1'epnr:1torj' She if Palm 111 1'1'111e111hf1'g fa1' to fn1'g1f1. I YIQIJNIJX L- IQQHNSON BlCF1 I'll'I M. XIOHNSTONIC KitTf',l Commercial HBCUYU C0m'nCI'cl'1l l'f111 hear fha! qirf hznghiflq? ligffylr .f11111f1, fllff Vfghffy ? 'l'! Y1111 fhillh' .rheff all fllll, WT? lgllf fhr 1111g1el,v laugh, 11111, Ready for scnrlyy 111111 7-gmfy fm. .-lf fhf y1mf.rf1e haf 1f011e. play. , EE . llama! IIBUDI, ' lame ,I - . ' O - o Q 1 ' v - 1 o a 4 A n 9 c Tlzirly-0116 lTiT'UEi ili9i5i'5 , P9 I IEW NNE , vpfdy fl . 1. I J . -., Y? W x'- , I H1100 UNl1lULVU-li Ki1fr111X'11'5', 11112 115 one 1'1111l1l I ffiff 11111 f1'111'11 11N nf frhiil I be .rllnlinlg .-1111! 1'11fe , 11.1 you 0.111 emily H111 I l1'111'111'1! hon' fo .if111f'x'. .lt't?. NICHOI..-XS ,X. KICRICNICK XTRX M KHYI Nick Scientific K. In ' is H ' ,A J lllffil uf IM' 'g1'f'11f 1111'11 111'1' ffmff ig L0 cgc I I'Pi i'L 'V M. Ifyjfw, l f,x'1.vl 111 I 11111. Thizflr fuozzgh. .-1111! l'111 11111 f1'1'l111.v fcwll 1115'- wif. l'il.lZ.XIil'f'l'H B. Kl.lNGl'iNSTVll'l'II Mll1DRl'iD I. KUNSlfl,N1XN UBCIIIU CUM'-'HU I,VVl'1 '1't VY Miilic,' Com1nc1'ci:1I S0195 111f,1l1'.ff, fff'1'fN f'y WM ' S111iIr11111!rhr f1'f1rl1f ,v111iff',r fcillz firing, you, llfr fifr 1,1 .1 f11flr1'11 1!1:'1111'g S0191 11111 f'1'1'y K'1'1'11 .lf 111'y11i1'i11g l'l'h.1l',f f1'11j11'1'ly K'11f1fc'11 in .1 f1111'. VVILMA M. l,.'XSS1'IR CIUUR C. IASHIQR i,4rsscr Commcrcinl ..N1UnSL,ignCu In- Sdcmim. Srffufj, 111111.f.f11111111.5fw 111f11!uJl, S ff' .L-,f lx A ul ' . LW' fCWEf'. . . ru i ml I I Um min TM' M1111 nj 11 gn! fn' f1K'1' to 111fft. RUTH li. l.l'i.XRlJ ROBICRT lf. I.l'il'iClI Dol Cullcgc l'1'cp.11x1tm'j' Bo-lm Commcrcinl Sha 1.1 11 fizir 11111! Jlllflflly lllfii' Nor lou .ie1'i1111.f, llllf 11111 guy, lfifh 111'h1'111'f11frzvfavffor'1'r'f'1'y- lint flftffgrlber 11 jnlly goof! ffl- bmly. 1 low. i i U a I inland sauna: has ,1 . F O C T,Iil'f-X'-f'ZL'U EPIHfBlNL1UQl1':l5 IK! Il TIHIAINIHIEI DOROTHY M. LORIGAN Dot College l'repurntorj' 19111111 r1f1'11111fy, yer, 'tix 111112, Yfr 1:1'f'1'e W1'-V fwnf of yon. CLYDE F. MICCHLI NG L's Commercial Clyrfx lihef f1111 hill 11hh111'J cvorh. U'e,1'1v rcifh him, for for 11111 141111 fhirh. LIOHN l1. NHNICK H LIITIPYU Commercial S11 life thu! if rr'f1'y1111e f11ll11:1'1'1! your 1,.r11111p1f, fhf hl111rh11111i!- H111 r1'1111M ,ff111'f'1f. BONITA L. MOBIJCY Bu11nj ' College l'rep:1r:1to1'y H111111y'.- ' Iihf rhf 5111111 fh11t ,ffizzf The 17101 gm. 1'.1' hy lhe .fmg Thr g1'11rl1f11ff.v of night is hem lVhf1'f fcwzrw 11111 frfxlz 1111111 free. RICH.-XRD MOORE Dick General lVhi1'h1'f'r1' fmy the f1'1111l Moth hlnfv, 3711115 hmrr if glruf 111 h.1':'r if ,wg Then hfafc' if f11.fr 111' h!11f1' il fcexl, Thur 6111111 thrzt hl11f1'.f7fh11f c1'i111f if hrfl. MINN.-X lVI.'XZZOT'I'A joe Commercial l try fo f1'1f111l ill lime 111111 1111112 Wifh 1'hyfh11111f 111111'1'h1'.f of Ihr 111111111, 3111! fcilh the 1'11111'.w.v of fha 11111, The ':1'hoI.e ymr 1'1111111Z f1'f1111 J1111f to 111116. NICLLIF P. MICCHLING Nell,' College Preparatory By' her ylzief 111111111115 111111 11111121 cvorh, She pzztf forth tha 111111111-- Do 1111! Jhirhn. ROYD G. MINICK Slim Seicntitlc High 11hf1c'.e fha reft of 115. EI.-XMICS O. MOORE Atllllln College Preparatory Jim c1'11,r plfzfffl ill the har- hff1 s fhfzlil' To he .fhf11'11 of hir 7'fllkQlt?f.f gdyg .-11111 1111111 the fcmlfh fff hil tg11l1fe11 hair fill lhe flow' ill 11 firrlf lay. AIOHN C. MOSSM.-XN luck Scientific T11 he 111' 11111 111 he . . . ? - -. . ER llllla IIUUDI 1221 ,L I D I I Th irly- lhrec if ITII-1IE,lNI1IoI:5I5lg IKI IITIHIAININIEI NIOHN Ii. MOYICR Bugs Scicmilic' ll!'l'r',,I In lilly , firihh 'im fiufvil, Kiiofcw Inn! Iihfff nfl ww' l'UTl'll. l'f'f.IiJnil nf lhil'lj'-fIf'H .It t'f'. l'j' furry ha'.v Ilfiw. IYXN IVI. IVICC.-XSI,IN Kiln SQIQNIIIIC 7'hilltQ.f that riff up ofhrrf, Iyr'i r'I' .1'r'1'lll In ffl'ih'z' hilfl. 7'i'fmhI.f' fr ffff f rw mil it--- II'i.Ih'! lhlil fu' fc'ri'r Iihx him. l'fS'I'I I ICR I.. ML-C I ,.-XI I IC R'l'Y ', Ion GcnurnI X V. . , N II ith .fllllffj um! grim ff, r'r1'v .1 I rhmlfv, ' I thiuh fn' I1IlIhf,uI,!11.fr I1 hmpg A .-I mf hrrp um' fhlrh ffffllrhr hrigh- Iy xhiiiiiilq, Hy girizig thrift I1 filrw' hillillg. KVXYNIUNIJ NV. YXIclil,ROY Ray SCIQHIIIIC llrn-'.r to RIiv'.I l'IH'I.f, L'i1':'ir1i hy UI! rhf !QiI'f.I', S.XI.l,II'1 IC. IXICGIYICRN I'ILlZZj ' CUIIL-gc PI'L'lW1lI'1IlUI'f :I frm' Iooh fnlrw tha Ccuzy thrnnlqh high xfhmff. gun I Q Q . Tlzirly-fum' IVI.-XRGARIUT C. MOYER Peg Commercial Loyd! of heart, alert of mimi, .-I finer girl, you'llfzef'xrfi11fi. 11. ANSLICY H. INICC.-X HAN I P ' ' CoIIcgu flitfffy h .r jnft hffn ywhfffilltlf nfl! Hr fri! X271 hit .1 lntg -,fflf gi IJ hr hm FR.-XNCICS MCIXJNAIIID G.u'Ivj ' CLlI1Il11UI'CIilI I iiffw' mu' hm' fz'a.11' .1 fzwfvizg I llt'f'Fi' mfr' hrr fyfx out firffwlg :I lIlfI'l'j' hmrt fvithifl hfr hf.1t :I ini kept time with her fifzilfihg fffl. CONS'I'.-XNCIC INICCLXNN Connie LICHCITII Thnhgh .fhr llz Z':'I' l1lIlh't .I' .z fum Shri! mutffi iii thf heI1rt.r of nf. NVILLIAIVI C. INIQKAIN UIIIIIW C4JIlllllCl'CI1lI .-I Kittie lIfll1J't'll,VF imfc' ami than IJ' rrfi.rhnf hy thc fc'i.feft men. , 1 I F ' I I IIIIUU annual IEEE ,I I I I Q I ll Q I :Ki 1If:z1-MNINIEI I N. QI RICHARD L. NIX Nixic College PI'CP2'lI'1'II0l'f' Hifzrl :yn fhizf fmile, :I I'hcIl'1I1'l'c'I' well-fvm'fh fchilr, Um' Dinh ALICIC Ii. NICHOLS AI Commercial Uh, lhiy lBi1l'lllllg.I II'h.1f 11 larrihlr fhifzg it if! IOHN IC. IYROURKIC 'Hog- Scicmilic lYncc', 11050, litfle hay, Dflllyf ,Wm fry. I'u11'll hdtv rml hair 'Till you flie. MINNIIC 'l'. PAPCIAK 'l'iIIic,' Commercial Efllfzlftf -vozzzzrelf lunl fha Tl'0I'ln! will hon' hefore j'UIl. HICLICN A. PHILLIPPI UIAI-Lili, Comiimcrcinl Thif hrighf min frwzz flofwl Cinlngillz fray, flux 41 plus in om' hsizrff thizf cc-ill i1l':c'i1yf fray. IVIARIAN KI. NEUROI-I R Mimi CCJIIIIIICTCILII Fri.emlly, jolly, hrighl, and nzreg None with her can Quin: rom- fare. ROBICRT N. OPICI. Hob CoIIcgc Prcpzzrzltory Vaneli large lmzy fvffffzzre more, But lilllef Amari Jlmulfl heap near fhofef. INIILIDRICID R. ORR Mid Scientific ulllifln you .ma haf yfllfmiifh hz1lI'?' She? happy-go-lzzchy aml free :ll'071L fare. -IOSICPH I . PICRRY joe Scientific I aw iz mlm of mm fmnl- L'Sm'i111L . I3I'iA'I'RICI'i A. I'OUNDS'I'ONI'I UCEYIIIIICTI, College Preparatory Tr, fhfm: who A-flmc yan fmt, :zo fvorflf Fill! piziurg .-lull Ihnfe who hzmfc' you, h'lI0'IU , izll fvm'fl,r arf faint. 7 I' - 0 naman :sauna IEEE ,I 1 I I Q I D 4 9 I T11 irty-fin? EFI HfEnNL11Q1:1151 IK: IITIHJAIHINIEI lCl.I,.1XM. QUINN lCHic CllIllll1Ul'CillI l'l111'l' lll11A'. .1 l11l'A'. RUIEICKI' S. R.-XI,S'l'ON limb Gcncml N 1' 1' 1' 1' 11'1111bl1' 11'1111H1' ,lffl ffffllbfz' 11111161 f'.A ' y1111. l7.'XI.l'1 R. Rlflfll ILC CKJIl1I11Cfk'i.1l Y'f1i11K'111y :riff 11111K'1' 1111, 111111ff lfby Illllff I lhiul' fc'h1'11 1111 fhfzllghf b1'f11g.r 1111' 1'11111f111'r? IS.XI4lCl, QX. RICYNOLDS HU Cullugu Pl'L7P.1l'illlJIAf' .4 f1'111111111, 11frcu1y,r 1'h.111y1'.1H1' 11111! 1'.1ff1'i1'11111,r. -A I RL l'H lf. RINKICR Rutl1ic Cullcgc Prupnrutnrl SM' if .f1111!i1111.v, Me ii 1111119 Shz' if yllffl f?j, Jkt? if J'i'L'1'1'f. IJRICIDICRICK IJ. QUINN 1 1'cJdic Scientific H1111 Illllif l fc'111'K'? Uh, ':1'h111 .1 fcxzffr nf 11111121 G lCR'l'RUDI'I P. RICICD U1:rtj ' Cullugc PI'CP1lY1llUI'y TMJ baby 111114111 111111 fha 11111- 1'11r Thr wry fi11r1 Jay 11 11111112 l1'!1i1'l1, 11f 1111111-'e, :zum p1'1111f f111111gh Thur if :mf 11 girl 111111 -:'.1i11! S:XR,'XIi M. RICICSIC 'X-Xggic Scicmitic f I1A'1'1f fl1 LB 711118 f11l1U.fh l1'h1'11 I :calf ZYOIHIKQ 111111 g.1-rg .-lm! lhnngh l'111 mm' 11111176 11f1fr'1', 1,111 g!.l1f 1,111 1111! M111 fcxly. .'XI.l RlfD 'l'. RICHARDSON Sag Gcncrnl S11g,' Rifh.11'1f,f1111 ix 101' M1111 Of lll.11I'S' 11 y111111' 111111 llldllj' 11 11711. lIr'.r 11111 .111 ,f1111f11111.v, 11111 ,111 61111, U'h.11 501111111 tw 1111 f1'i1h11111 Mix 1111? I,.'WVRICNCl'1 .-X. ROOFN ICR I,n1'1'y Scicntiiic Thx fc'111'l1f'x 1111 bffler if 10:2 fc'111'1'y- 1 l,if1f'.r 1111 l1111g1'1' if cn: hurry. Y -v B a 3 '1'1m-1,v-.v1,1- T HE 19 1 II My 151515 sKl1lTrH1A1NaHlEu YIOI,l'f'l' M. ROSICNBICRGICR Yi Scicntillc lf f'f'f'z' in 'ffalllf of ll Jfnllllllfh, frm' frifmf, lzzlnznfilzfrly fm' Mil' lu, x',1A if femf. Rs INTARY If. RUPP Molly , General ITEM- duff hope, bn! ffo wmre '::'o1'kif1g Ihfm hoping. xl HAROLD O. SAISGIYICR . ,, , . MICRLIC H. S.-XXMAN ubqxltj' Q,Oll1lHCI'ClLll H Q l T H111 brfr jnxl Jo ffmzmrnlfif, Limbo ummm IC f'mM.M,' WMM. fHl.,j,wM,il,, IIUUAV' like all11!y'J man, 6111 l'm That bf? ,fwzzftirzlef yniff em- UN phlxfif. liflf 11 mlm. CATHERINE .-XLDINIC Y. SCH.'Xl'Il Fl'fR SCH.-Xl5FFl'lR A-Xl College Prcpnraxtorj' Katie College Prcpllmtory jlfy ,Mm jj f,, pg ht,f,I,Avl Tha fcorlff ffeligbtf in .Vlllllly people. GLIQNN L. scH.xL:1-'FLLR DONALD , N , , , ,, , . ,, . .. SCHRl',L,lxFNC1OSF Cylumuc Sclcmlilc N G 1 llappy am lg from 1117? 1'm Dfm U umm fwf' lf zy all Hgh! lu be 11. yer Nlflll, UWT llrffff MM' all rmzfeufnf lf mg L -U VW YH ff N k'1'm' HX., mf? mlm. M.-XRIIC C. SCHRICCICNGOST' Skrcck Scicntilic MIQRLIC S, HH' fvfinf if ,ruff am! fufc' mm' SCHRVCKFNGOST .ffl't'Ffj Scl1rccl4ic Scicntillc HF hd if MXY: bf !f1 M f-' Slflfc' am! yrelzff-V, 12 right goof! llfllf. mimi HN ffffffff' mu wer k'1 fw1 , ll'IL'zlX'.f one to have 011 haml. ro 111, ' Fm' only hw' f'iI'fllEj fc'e'lZ Jif- nm. B , 3 - nr 14 III UU QIUUUU , wif ,I Q p 4 Q I n O I Tlzirty-swell I ' ITII-llnlfwlllolslfslg Inj IITIHIAININIEI SIIJNICY G. SICIJNVICK -'saw' CoIIugc I'1'cpnrutory If I :'4'rr'1' 11.fh1'f! tn .rfc'1'11r am! .mlnzlfzfy 11H1arl .-If fu my 11jfr1'tif111.r, I lihff 1-Ip ff1'Cc'nl1l rhf' hw.-1. VVII1I1I.'XIVI R. SI I l'I,1XRl'IR UIIIIII' KELIIICIHII , . I Joh! r11r1' 11 fc'h11I SXNIUICI1 I.. SHIRIJCY Sain Ucncr41I 5111111114 Shfl'fz'VI' i,1 hiy ll1lIl!r'. l1f ,v 11 11i1'u hu-V fm! the 5.111112 l'!11y.f ulnukq fh1' .rhf11'1' of fifrq I II'ilf .fn1111'1!11j' Tl'ilI 11 prefix' 'trifr ITIIIIICI1 NI. SI1.XGI1I'f IIs SUICHIIIIC 1-Iff4'11x'.1 f'h1'1'1'f1rf, 1l1'f'1'r .mfg :Ilr1'.1y.f ,1111ifi11!q, 11lfc'.1y,1 Aglmf. ANNABICLLE B. SICMMENS BcIIc Commercial 1-I frue frieflfffhip if one of Yllzlllyf greafexl LIJJEIJ. RUTH N. SHICASLICY Boots Commercial :I .rpirif yet 1z11ey1111l'1l 11111! high Thu! lfldfllll 111111 .rezhx 11.w,'e111l- E116-'yf HARRY A SH UM1XKI'IR Bud General Life if 11 gdllld nf hit 11111! min, Bllf it i.v11't awry fellow who 151111 m11ha 11 hit with the 111 1.1 1 121 . GIiR,1XI1DINIi Ii. SI1.XGI.I'1 u.IQI'l'f'U Commercial Cfllllltif from III? Ihr line M1115- fchonf, .-Iff:'11y.r K'llfJfL'.f h1'1' lf'.UfIl1,f fhirg Hfr jllrftflllfllf if ynilr mmf 11ml Nlllllrh, .-I jolly mm 111 h11f'f 111'f11ul1f. GICORGlCNI.X I . SI.,XGI1I'1 .-XDA P. SMITH GuorgIu Cum1nc1'ci11I SmiLI1y Commercial :I fVl'l'f1'l'f fz'f11111111, huh!-I' plan- :I lifr fhrlf IIZUYYI to gl'clCiUl6.f mvf, 1111111 1'Il11y f1l1'11.11' Ihr rbwf fvhrh righf- Thru' Imopf of zmrecorffizzg ly l1111mwf. f1'iflnlJ'. T' . I ' Q h ' I I U B llllll IIBUUI , - ' me 21 ,I I U l f - G 0 . Tlzirly-1'i11111 LT11-HELNLQQ rw IITIHIAIHIHIEI lVlAR.IORll5l SNIITH lNI:1rgic Collcgcl'rcp:1rntorj' Frwzz l'1zf11eys'ifle, TM' rifllzga balls llf.-'zwnfx rw t'Ull7!tt?I' ull. VVAI,'l'l'IR KI. SOLOSKI uljllkln Collugu P1'cp:1rnto1'y Duff if My lllllllf, Hn! fu? rzwfift Mm' he ici!! will F jlzzzze. Hl'll,l'lN BI. S'1'l'lllXfI ullcttlun Cc11u1uc1'clg1l ,'lI.1if!rf1 with brighf Meek iwff .ffffnfvr fllllllr' ' .-lm! ffrmfmv nf g1'mr11e,f.r in yum' ryr, KV' Clffxf than In Quik! 11 mrfy 11.1111f, Ur FJWZQY in Ihr AIM' J Mir? lJONN.'Xl3lCI,I,lC M. S'l'ICNNlTl l' Dun Commcrcixll lu .frhfml .ffm m111K'.f A100512 hw' ll1.lfz'f .-lm! friuf ffm higbvff jv1'i:r.f: Siu' bwlffnff fUI'I'FI'f!j' aff Mr .l'f.1fz'.f .-lm! fxffx 500.11 EJKO Ullflf fire il. FRANCIS C. S'l'OL'FFPIR Hut-flu Colnlllcrcizll Fr.1m'i.f haf 4: 1'fm'ife all My 010.11 To be jmf bizmrlf, 'llwjfh if plainly .fh0'ZL'!l. .uf ll Q51 J ,.lLMICR A. SNYDISR Sny,' Commercial If he gniel? VVeIl rather, yen Bn! znnlerueath Ihat Qllifflldff Yozfff flzmff' gnexf. CHARLES L. S'1'1'1lM Chuck', Gcncrnl To follow' ll life fwrlh .mme- fbilzg eafh ffay, Necfr' In cmffe long homxf fzfcwzyg Thur if my lzimg buf boa' mn it be, When fzlfuzyf ,mzmf Ccwlflfllg plm,f1n'e I fer? LFS S'l'l'lNNl'1'l 1' Ch 'lan Colmncrcinl 'Pl he lfrrex My feflnfc' Nlalll eflzc ff, bring tfzrm mwg Ie .fzffzffefir fzffzm fm fha fcmlfk 'hill il LKgilI,f In f1'z'rZF. ROSS L. S'1'II,I,SUN GrnvyU Scicntillc I f!01I,f bofhfa' Cc'orX', :lfnf f:c'm'Kv r.!UFJ'l1,f Lfffflfl' IIIK. CLARA C. SULLIVAN k'Sully Commercial Here if fzf1'iwnl, fried mul true, The life of fha fulfly, um! rl zzfffw-gufhfrfr loo. Let uf 75I'E.l'K!lf our Sully to yon. A - - - H71 ' B 8 ,r r i Y f ' llllll ' IIUUUI , 1131 ,I c I n 0 n n o n Thirty-nine LTIHIBINI 11915151 IK! II TIHIAINIHIHI GIQORGIC C. SL'I1I.I VAN SuHj ' himg Sficlltmn' HSll11X'H, thr 11'r1'.ft1f1', they 11111 lint hf' 11w1w1't .ftrihr von th11t ,... 11118 11t 1111. 1119.1 11 I'lI1'1y h1'11m'tl1' 11-ith 11 f11'11.1-iffy .f1h111', .41111 111 .1t11ttrt'1' h1 .- not f'1'rv t1111. M XXINIC H. SWIG.1XR'l' an' ' ClJllllllL'VL'i1lI C1 for f.x'f11'1't tow mnfh of 11 'g11r111 lhfttg? 1. 5 I b C .fast N. 'VHOMPSON 'Cfmrli v un Cuxmncrcinl f 1 111 1111 o1'11l111' 11.1 Hfllfltl r1'11,v , 1 P 11111 11.1 V111 h'!lft1'l' 11111 1111711 jv1.1111, 11111111 1111111. ANN.-X M. 'l'OY , . .Xnnic c,OIl1l11L'l'fIllI Sh. if 7ll1r'f 111111 1-hy with 11111 11111111 to my, lint .fhf'.f 111111 1111 our h1'11rt,r 111 hrt' 111511 little f1'.1-V. liL'I..X IiICI.I,l'1 'l'R.XNSL'lC tKClAlI'1l,' S. C1lI1lI1lCFL'1lll - . 1511111 I ' ff 11 g11yYyo1111g thing, Qlritf fo of 111 111g 111111111115 'lil hwy .wh 'J fffll h1111 11 c 1 fun, A lint 1152 'hr h1't',kIf'1'ry Uhr. CI..-XRICNCIC SWHXNK Carrots Gcncrnl C ix for C111re11fr 111111 Car- 1'11tt,f mn, H1111 I1111lh 11,1 11 ftivh-1111111, f1'i11 111111 1111. MARY I.. 'lf-Yl'S.-XK I mu CCJll1ll1CfCi1l1 Who if it 11rs'e1' 11111111 11 fmfcw? Th11t',r 1'll11l'y'. l1'h11 z1111h1'.f 11 fri1'1111 nf rf'e1'3'- wir? Th11t',r 1lI1u'kx'. M A RG.-XR li' l' I.. '1'OMl1l NSON Dilliun Couuncrciall Hmzttv if 1111 11,r.fft, hut p1'r,mu111- ity if 11111111 p1.'11.fit1g CH1XRLO'l 1'l'2 R. TOY Lottie General Fri1'1111 to ff'1'ry11111' i11111'1w1, l1'.fp1f1'i1111y if they are in ttefff. RAYMOND H. 0 'l'RUU'l'M.-XN Slxo1'tic Commcrciaxl Girly may mnzr, 111111 girly wav .111 e 11111 1 .go 1111 fm'rf's1'. 1 gif 7' 'f Ifnrly ITIHIBINI llclzsleslg IKI IITIHIAININIEI YICRNON C. TROUTIVIAN AkCLII'IICI, CKIIIIIIICFCILII Hr if fm! 7IIl I't'!A' 11 fhip of Me ufrf f5lnrK'g fir' ff fflf' Ufrf bfmf' f1'.fFff. VALIC P. 'IIURNLY Y41Icy General Avfzfjljllg if more fizzzple thaw: gI't'11fllt?.f.Y1 Ifzffffd, fu be .fimplr if to Lf grmf. HAROLD YICNSIQL HAI Scicntiiic .Iuyfbiug mzzzey In him who fcmzirf, Bur you 1111151 bluffs while wwf fznlit. IDI'II,I'HINI'I IC. VVALKICR IMI Scicntiiic .-Iffhulzgh .fhfff fair fu UlIfCl'I17'.'f fiffc' :IJ Ufflfr' Illglffffllf Arg Hrr lof'rli11r,f.f I lfffzfz' KVIFCZ' Tiff .vfzr bm! mrM'f'ff for ms. VIRGINIA H. VVIICDL 'WVQU' Commcrcinl Too zzmffy rmzflr Mere me In f.JA'f', Tm, Illalll-V jnzfhf fo fimf, Tw 11111179 bfzlllm' Izcmififzg VLH' Tn ff.1f'e mm rmff LYWY Jr ' I N I I J - A 6411! .ff CARL '1'RL'DGI'IN H,-lII'LILIgIL2u Cmn1uc1'cIg1I Kerri' Inf your .frznfief infer-- ffre with your high-.frlzfml mreer. JOSEPHINIC LI. UHICRICK Joe CommcrcI41I :I f7l'ff'4lfZ .vrrzvffzzy flow will Nlzlkfg She fI1l'e.r ffiffnzfiwz fcilhunf a mifmke. WAN IDA M. EVA I N Wg1mIa1 C1JIIlIIICI'CIl1I l'I'I111fl11, for Kvm-fc' ix I1 gum! ,110- lefe. Lfllr hope Me llt?f't'l' zzzwrx fcillz Jefefzl. MAUDIC Il. W'HICLAN HINIRILILIILIU Gcnurul Tha Liggexf 'gfiflfe girl of dll, She .fbifffif in 41 gauze of LIJMHI- Adil. MURIICI. M. W'ILLIAINIS IVIurIcII' Commcrcinl Life if like 41 bnbbleg 11's fmt :chat it xeezm. . - ...ai ...ne. Puffy-um' E'II:1T1-'llwlllel RL l'H .-X. WIl,l,I.XMS Rull1lc Sclcnllllc lf? all ronu! Rnf0ir fu om' fl'iz'lI1fg ll'r'n' Nziglzy from! of MW. To hm' loylllly form' ix Ho ruff ll'h.1fff'f'1' zzmy or1'm'. Bl..-XIR R. WINICBURG Ik-ln cSL'l1LJI'lll R ff.1 V r'be'M's .lull fliz'K 1f burvl' flllirg Fr fff' from fL'orrx'g llllztff om lfllzilr. ' IRIS ll. NVOl,l l'l Irish Gcncrnl Somf mlm will jim! 11 lowly' fvifr' lu lril, fc'ho'll or Inn' Mro' fiff. l R.'XNCl'15 .X. YACKOWICII Y:1fl4.x ' Cmnnmwinl .-luolhrr of fvhozfz IM' film if froznl. Sflr'll .vlnwfy m.1K'r .1 lllllllz' ,-ll ffrojvpizfg for fjwbrrz' though IM' iron riugg lvrx, 6l1,lA'r'lf1lIff if fbi' Aqlllllf. .Il'l.XN lf. YUUNU Iu.mnlc CllIlllllCl'Cllll l'l'lmr l',t'l' flu' :HJ fam Jour fcilh .lurk llll r.1,1.'g With Inv' llfflllz' if :am zmfzmzl to plmzfr. 6151 :KI 5LgE1rA1NlHlEn o lm, C QW CHRISTINIC lf. VVILSON Chris College l'1'cpa1'11tory A ffzilhfnf frirml, Goof! fmz fvithont emi. FRED.-X M. XVOIQFIC 'l1 1'cLldlc ClJll1l1!CI'Cl1ll lVby fl'lll'I'y Mom' fha juni, for Thar if over? The fnmrr if yfr ro rome. MI'Z'l'RO XVUZNIAXK 1 Doc Sclculillc I 11111 ll fc'om.111-h.1rrr lint the Bible my ',x' , l.of'f your rflfnlicxf' CIARIC .-X. YORKO Giggles Colmncrclnl Never' gnief, llffw' Jfifl, :lf1'c'l1j'.f giggffllg, gigxqlf My ff-ill, JOHN R, ZITINSKI Y41lm ClDl11lllCI'ClL1l .-lx ll froollfz' bt .f no CroMy, Nor 41 Vallee nor 41 Roxy, lin! fc'e'rr .fnrr Mar .ffhool ccith- out him lVo1zlff .vujfer 11 rerllzifl lon. - '. 1 ' 1 Q ' ' . ' ' ' Illia! lllllnl Q12 ::. A1 n n 9 a lfurly-l'2vu VG HE Nulofslsi law IITIHIAINIHIHI SENIOR CLASS HI TORY Merry have we met, and merry lzave we been, Merry let uf part, and merry meet again. This is the universal motto of the Senior Class, and you never saw a merrier crowdg always out for the best of life, whether in work or in play. A class of which you are proud to be a member, and for which you will give your best. This was first evidenced four years ago when we entered the high school as Freshmen. Of course we were made to feel insignificant to the upper classes, but two hundred and Hfty students were not to be kept out of the foreground. We began to take part in the school activi- ties, and it was soon realized what an important class was that of '35, The most outstanding memory of our Freshman days is that of our class election at which time we chose John Moyer as our president. Even then our good judgment came to the front as shown by the fact that john has continued to guide our class efficiently for all four years. We here pay tribute to this leader for his capable management. In our Sophomore year the Class of '3.5 appeared more than ever in the limelight. By that time our reputation as a bunch of go-getters' was established. Not one of us has forgotten the success of our first social activity, the Sophomore Hop on Saint Patrick's Day. Our class also won laurels in athletics by carrying off the honors in class basketball. Then we came to the status of Juniors. This year we branched out in activities and we found our class well represented in athletics, musical organizations, literary societies. Aside from these various activities, our class was noted for their high scholastic standing in all depart- ments. Socially, We launched a brilliant Junior Masque and an enjoyable Junior-Senior Party. And now our Senior year is fast drawing to a dramatic close. This year, more than any other, our class has forged ahead. We successfully published the high school paper The Wild- cat, we sponsored a Valentine Dance featuring Jack Hill's orchestra, we staged a clever class play entitled Dollars to Doughnuts, which not only afforded us great pleasure but also aided us financially. Kittanning High School justly awarded members of our class with many athletic letters for their service to the school. We are, at present, facing plans for graduation and our final social activities. We are making elaborate plans for a fitting climax to our high school days-the Senior Banquet. lt promises to surpass all social functions that we have sponsored and we fully intend that it shall. We cannot foretell the future that looms before us, but we know that as the class of '35 has gone on for four years, so will it continue in the future. And as it has climbed steadily into prominence, so will it continue to climb. And as our motto has been lived, so will it always be lived- Merry have We met, and merry have We beeng Merry let us part, and merry meet again. , V, l U - I :ncaa .sauna :mea s 1 I 1 4 D 4 F orty-three Ol milf-new 11915151 ra Ilfrmfansuslal Class Song of '35 A toast to our dear high school The place we all adore The scenes we leave behind us In which we'll meet no more. Our high school days are over VVe'll all in service go The future lies before us We'll face our joy-our woe. II Old friends shall part--some meet again But none of them forget The halls of dear Kittanning High Wherein they all have met. The class of '35 shall go Into the world so full But cherished mem'ries will remain Of days in this--our school. Composed and set to music by MARGARET TOMLINSON :I - H nnuad naman: 1122 F orlv- I our lTlHIElel1l.Q I 51 5 IK! I ITII-HAJNIHIHI CLASS DAY PROGRAM IT'S ALWAYS SPRINGTIME Spring has come to Brownlee College campus and with it the annual Senior prom, Everyone is agog with excitement as preparations for the social event of the year get under way. The janitor in his most thorough manner clears away the last wad of gum from Headley Hall, the college queen adopts a new sweetie , Sunshine Shaffer adds another uglooml' to his credit, while even the Faculty irons out a few wrinkles from its brow and prepares to take another fling at romance. ln fact, education is laid on the shelf for the time being while the whole college from the greenest freshie to the grayest prof anticipates the inauguration of Commencement Week. In the midst of all this delightful confusion, an announcement from the dean is posted. In black and white with no mistaking its meaning, it declares that all social activities are off until after the term exams, and that no student who has lower than a B rating in any sub- ject shall participate in that delightfully delirious whirl, the Senior prom.', This appalling announcement has a paralyzing effect upon the student body in general, but upon Molly, the dean's lovely daughter in particular. She realizes that the light of her romantic young life, Ginger', Lee, has never come in contact with a B in all his career. Of course he dances divinely, and his eyes are a soft brown, but even these manly attributes cannot pull a B from good old Cicero, the Latin prof or influence Pythagoras of the math department. Ginger,' is a popular campus idol of both the male and the female of Brownlee. He has made more touchdowns than any other player on the team, he is the fastest man on track. He has so many letters for athletic prowess that his room resembles alphabet soup. In fact, this divine being can do anything but gather knowledge from the printed page. A conference is held. Ginger must not faill In a secret session behind closed doors it is decided to draft the services of Booky Lewis and Strangler,' Pedelli. The former is to introduce Ginger to the flowery path of knowledge and the latter is to see that he stays there,-at least till after exams, So, with the help of these two gentlemen and a few brothers from Ginger's frat, and with the backing of the whole female part of the student body Ginger is maneuvered through the intricacies of obtaining a B. Such little aids as writing a trig problem on one's cuff, or copying the endings of Latin nouns on one's Bnger nails just as a reminder during a test are not overlooked. As the day for the Senior prom', nears, it is learned with relief that Ginger has just pulled throughf' Everybody is happy as the whirl of Commencement Week begins. But from the window of his office the dean smiles enigmatically to himself as he sees Ginger, hurrying across the campus with a book under one arm, and on the other, the girl of his dreams. E. T. Lms CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM-May 24, 1935 , I T Je ' - ' naman annum: :mea 1 Q I Q. Iiorly-five lTlHiErN11nQi515t IKI 1rTiHr.A.1N1NlEu COMMEN CEMENT PROGRAM Processional Invocation Musical Selection Sal utatory ,.,,, Musical Selection , Valedictory , . KITTANNING HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, May 28, IQAZS, at 8:oo O'clock Marche Nobel Bach Senior Orchestra-James Colonna, Director R1'1V.W'.S.Tl!OSII Pastor, First Methodist Iipiscopal Church , ....,.. ,..,.........,...,...,.. S rpmok Doumai TRIO . . . . Dixuz A. Bmcm' Snzmok Doursuz Taro LIAMICS A. HL1l.FRICII Selection Overture-Raymond YIAOIILJF Senior Orchestra Commencement Address Presentation of Diplomas Benediction . . . ..,...,............,....,...,.... ..,.. R 1-iv. SARKIS I'AP.'xJiAN Pastor, St. Lulcels Reformed Church Recessional Aida March Verdi The audience will remain seated until the graduates have left t Senior Orchestra he auditorium. 4 4 4 ANN UAL Organ Prelude BACCALAUREATE SERVICES KITTANNING HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, May 26, IQAZS, at 8:00 O'cIoek Processional fCongregation Standingj Invocation ..,.. ....,.,,,... Responsive Reading .... . Hymn Scripture Lesson Anthem . . . Prayer . , . , Hymn Announcements Oflertory Anthem . , Olfertory Prayer , . . Baccalaureate Sermon Hymn Prayer and Benediction ,.....,. Rtiv. W. V. RITCIIIIQ, Pastor United Presbyterian Church . . Ricv. W. S. Tnosri, Pastor Methodist Ifpiscopal Church . . Rlcv. L. L. Ihlzuitiws, Pastor St. Paul's Episcopal Church . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . , , Senior Members of the Glue Clubs Rkiv. G. N. IJAUFFHR, Pastor St. AIohn's Lutheran Church SeniorMembersoftheGleeClubs . . , REV. Simms PAP.fxji.-xN, Pastor St. Luke's Reformed Church . . . RIEV. R. L. CARRAWAY, Pastor Methodist Protestant Church . , . , . . REV. W. K. lVIoRGAN, Pastor First Baptist Church Recessional QCongregation Standingj Organ Postlude , 1 , r- 1 m'Iy-.tix UKI I IT I1-1lAlNlnlE,j '- I biaqgfyfvt xanank 1 -if 'Y -iw? 'za . . .., -' H. .,-.- 5 ,. . .,,.,.. ,. . I 1 f Q - sfdm , -. . . f , F ,.,'.ivjf: lfllgix. . if 4-.likz 1: fxsvvic. .ul-.,.Q'k.A ul,- . 4 . . ,, .Aff . 1. , . .5 lf , H.?s.-,N-Ai.-if -,arf u '. ' ' 1 ' 1 H: . If Q v hr' 191.1 ' P ,'.y,- ',q,-, ' I f'-A. 33: f f .Va IT? Q: 4 f, 'IZ , D,,'l gif ff ,:. 1: 423 i' 22,4 1,5 A - ev .. .Q . qu. 'Z y', '-'f . L Qi, ' I' .F CLASS OF '36 W7 . 2.4 J ,-, if r. - ..,y CLA ' W , I., . 3- 4, f -, 'qffj . gli' U-.gf ' 'H 1 .' CLASS OF '38 l ,-, :I .AV - - V13 ii 1'- 'P F.. ' 'L ' .x.L Eff luv- v -1 :f : .11 3' 9'4 -' -21,5-Q: 'aff 'I - , ,rx .5 -'-' 73- J -TJ B4 .1 ' 'W-'sz , ,. , .K --N. fi 4'.' va . 'L -'-'V X. bf. , 'f 1. ' ur' A . f- '. iii. aku- i ,.lfK.bi1u-1 -4 I J vu .' - 3 1' '.. IQ' ' T. -'A' 'z .- --f' L: td? PZ- :t'.f'C ' 5.2--2 F: -? mf 1 N' ' fm M--' if if: 1573: -Q X X UI j l ,. P F -- I , Y I r .I ' ' 1:77 fnnffqx l ' .Hx r 'J U , 4 N' . ,I 'A , A 1 ' ,: M ' f - ,I ' ' IT' X 5 If 4- uve., ' v ' 1 c Y Il F- Ii-nf, ' ' - - ' -:E ' , ,' cannon time F orty-seven IIIHIBINLLJQJQJ5 :ai 11 Tiaisislsiei JU IOR CLASS GFFICERS 4 s y Y gg i QA X, Wx Richard Jai-k Jmnes Seifert Helen Dineen Rosemary Haney Ivesident Vice President Secretary Treasurer Wm JA, K - ,Q if VM ln the fall of 1934 the junior Class set out upon the third term of its educational career with Miss Gibson and Mr. Thompson as class advisers. Having thus far shown itself worthy of responsibility, the class undertook all its duties enthusiastically. The Juniors may justly be proud of the initiative and originality of its members who excel in every variety of activities. Their first social attempt was the successful Junior Mzlsque that was held in October and that proved an occasion of characteristic decorations and fun. Then, since time had graciously bestowed upon them the title of Upperclassmen, and in appre- ciation, the Juniors gave the Seniors an attractive Senior-Junior 'lProm. Thus, the Junior History closes with three years gone and one to come and with anticipations for a very satisfactory Senior Year. I Cl Ol - 1 - -----2 Forty-eight x A ff N I' I Kar .-4 .fs Mvllwzlin, I.. l:2ll'll'lI2', Il. Fun In-r, M. liilm-r. H. .xl'lllhII'0llQ. lf'ront Ifnzrz A. Ilimos. M. .lorclzm XI. I.:u'inu-l', ll. llmvlimr. Ifl Xlcllwnmlt, XI. Bla-Ullllmlglx, Rl lim-elelingm-l'. I.. I'i11kel-tml, V l'm-h1':1n, .I. Spnmzlc-r. 1' 1 .. r n' 1 H lop lmu. II. Izunlvr. 4., XXII lizuus, K. Ihmi'm-r, .l. Williams J. I:Il'l'I'I', Il. Iinrth, II, I'1-Iwo V. Ilvnry. Nm-mul Ifozr: A. SIIIIIIIQIP. ll. M4- Xull. Il. Hislmp, Xl. I5v4'kwiIl'l N I .Nh ll. l!:xl'll11-l, S. llilclwy, L. 4':l3' y 'l'llirrl l.'nl1' ' X fi'llmn Li I I I I l lop, I.. tllonn. RI. Sunil Llffsj U H N ,xl I I w 'II fl ' ' '- 9 FARM! ' e- Snfeer? J. ,510 J! TURHL 9 Ik? I W Q L, 9 J! x X I I ' 7'vlZh8,R X N X X X I IUNIOR BOYS Top l.'n:r': IC. lilgin, .l, Wihlv, 'l'lIl'Ill'I', A. Wilrln-. IP. l'l':lIv, Sm'lil'c'4'k1'llgnsl, ll. llzlwk. H1-Kuill. V. XISIIIIIUXYN. Lalsln-1'. Nwrunrl HIIIVI I-I. Smith. U. Sli nor. I-I. Shiring, K. Wing:n'1l. K1-upillalli, li. Murphy. li. Hn gnlmwy. S. 5l1'f'llHlHlj,Ill, 1'l'm-iglllmi. Thirrl Ifmr: IC. l'ol'nm:lll. Nl'ill'4'4'li4'll:.fllSl, l-'. Williams. llulinals, W. 1'i'issn1:m. Xl, 4' dm-:l. V. Hull, II, XIlll'lIllj', 'l'I'UHillj14'l', I . SliY5IllSlbll, Vlmlxv. IL Xlilliron. Fnurfll lfnrr: 41, llixliv. IP. Un S. H:lIlnl':1iih, Y. Sll:l!'I'1'l', ! 3 . ,, , . SKIII'l2li2l. ll. Stoups. tl. 'l'vm- lf1'l'Nl'lll2lll. lt. 'l'luonipsun, L. ph-tml. IR. Iluvn-rspikv, II. llvn- 1'm'r, W. Wiwil. J. Xvillilillv, J. lun, ll. Lloyd. L1-nmmn, ' l l'mlt li'o14': F. Svi'l':w.l'I.W1Ili'1'. 'I'Iii:'1l Ii'n1r': ll. lil2lXYi1ll'l', S. F. Amir:-sky. U. llvnry. 0. Iiwiullmwski, NI. 1'or1lvl':1. R. .lnlms4vn, W, Orr, Ii. Wllilv, IT. M11l'11Il3'. ll. l:4Hlflll'l', ll. iVil- f'4YllilUl'. J. Svifvrl, Il. .l:l4'li. HGIIIIN, ll. .lunvS. H. AIil1l'0l', R. N. IAll'iIIN'l'. .Xl4l0l'tmi. 'l'op NIIIFZ M. XIt'Gilll1'j', G. NY1-lr Ivllllfffl I-'mrz L. Girls, Y, Mc- slvr, li. 'I'uy, Ib. llmu-. C. Iilv- fiilllilil. Il. 1-'ink. Il. Wx-hslvr, Nzihh, IT, Al5ll'N!l2lH, U. Shu- Il. Stivalnsun, XY. Uruiglllnli. S. nmkvr. ll. I'n-tors. R. liislmp, ld. Rus-nl, I'. S1-ylm: ll. Umllu-l'. H. lmnzlwilz, li. l':ul1'lipulv. V. Hush. ll. Hull. . - ,. . 1. . , Nimml' li' tl'UI mh' Front Ifmr: S.Hnrh:1i'i1m.J. U1-st, Nrrnurl I-'mri .I. N1-lxun, A. l'i- Ii. Y:u-Imwim-li. ll. Hudsun, A. 4-urni. J. lIv:u'l1y, A. lillllll, ll. Mntlux. IC. lloup. XV. lluhnvy, l:0lllll'l', 'l'. S1'lil'01'lwm:ust, A. I!.A1l:llnN.ll. Ihlnks. .5 alll! llCmm.'x Ififly f 'N .f,, 'lf THB 1 Q 5 5 is IK! IITIHIAINIHIEI I 7: ' A X T O GPHO ORE CLASS OFFICER if Max Sankey James Ilaligherty Eleanor Leliner Louise Wilson President Vice Presirlent Secretary Tl'Ctl8ll7'L'l' The Sophomore Class launched its career on the road to success by electing very capable officers and advisers. Under these able sponsors, the class proved their cooperative spirit by paying the necessary class dues promptly. If they continue to respond so readily, this will undoubtedly be one of the best classes ever graduated from K. H. S. The Sophomores are well represented in athletics, dramatics, music, and scienceg it even had two flower girls in the lLWOl1l2lHlCSS Wedding. The outstanding social event of the Sophomore Year was the annual Hop, held on April 26. The Gym was beautifully decorated in thc class colors, rose and silver, with dainty pink flowers and silver cokatoos forming a picturesque spring setting. Thanks to the sponsors, Mrs. Lias and Mr. Simmons, this year was a very successful oneg and this beginning indicates a brilliant future for the Class of '37. Q s To T P- I T T p H 'I Ilan!!! IIBUDI lame n Q F Fifty-one Ol SOPHOMORE GIRLS 'I'up l.'mr: I., Blast. .I. Iivrr: J. Il. 'l'Imm:ls, .I. XYiIls, I.. IIIIIII- 'I'IIil'4l l.'u1r1 IP. 1'usI:lllz1v, XI NI:-l':1nnn I We-In-r. I.. Xlndull, IIIIIUII. NI. lic-igur. liuylslm-in. 11, llugu-rl. Y. I.:lir1l ll H 'xI W I'- M I IH Q - M' I-'runl lhnr: I.. .l:lmi1-xml. I-1.81-x' P- lli1liI12'1'I'- lf- H 4'hlI 5- M I. I':'l'4j H' wI'i'f .H' x.l , ' Il' Im-lv. II, Ililml. I.. Wilson, AI, UI, SIIIIIIIUV. thumlnmn. IP. Szmlm 2 m5 '.- H- H IXf - 5 I'5'II- IKIIIIIJI. N. I:4l0Ill'I'. Y. SZIIIIIIUIN. xii- II II'U'Ii- 'A' -I I l5III- If' M Flin Illhilmm' ll H'HH ' N II. Slilt. A. SIIIlLZl'I'. III. 1':ll'l':l- INN- H- H4'4 llIl'115- l'l'l'. ,,. ' '.,u 1 1 . ,.,. mu' IIIINJI 5' tUl,.Hll.mu ,'I0lIl'Ill I.'n:r: tl. SXYI 'IlI'I. RI , , k , . Nl. 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Alllllnully. I. I'. Wnlqlml IZ: liroll. V. Zvllr' Hugh. I.. IIUll1'IlA'I'. Il. NI:ll'l':l IIIIISIUII. NI. XYIIIIIIIIIS, J IVMY. lu. I:l'l'IlIll'. .I. IIIFIIIIIIIIIII. pmlv. I.. Xlnnlini. I.. 'I'I'IlISIl'I'. Illwmlis. IP. Ililluhlmml, II. Sl:- .I. Xlvlim-lu-Ax. II. Wilc-5, Y. ll. Jzwlc. A. S2lIlllIl'I. .I, tiispnn plums. NI. Ynruu, A. 1'1':l:u. 1' Illuuh-N. Il. I 1':l1llz..I.S:lIx:ixn-l'. ski. Ilnrv. I. Immm-, I. Nlwllm-rn. ,. .. iizhaf-1i.3.'l I lffffy-1...-.. 'I ,I . . Gu .K ' 11 V7 LQ .'v? if gfff SOPHOMORE BOYS Tnp lfulrz l'. Sllmlp, I-I. SIM-Wy. Nm. I . Uruss. II. Ibivlwy. II. ll Illnls-rlinv. Y, 1'urrvn. IP I . Smith. 'l'. Young. W, f'lIl'I'I'II, lirvslqi, H, Huggini. II. Svlxzl. lml1glw1'l5. Nl, Iluggm. II. Wynn! II. SlmlI'I'vr, I' .I.'l'm'Iul':1. Xl. Allison, A. I is- , l , Wolfe-. ll. AI':ul1:':lllm1l. S. l':1p vus. ti. l'im':lrmI, I'. H1':1I1:11n. w 'f'1 ! f ': 'I' H f 'i ll' 4 IIWH - I- W. ,,-. . Ip lu.-Q NI. IXl'lSI4'l'. IP. AIIIIIVIQ. A. AUIII xml.. I, 5lIl,.IIIl.IIl, , alll . ,. , H M N H I, I , , N. U JA Hwxkil H. Smith. il- Slum.. 1'lllllf I-on. I, -I.1sal11::u. x. shy, A. Iw-lrllt, II. .I-llln-1. A qwml mm.. 11 UHIM, I, Vu- Nlllrlrlly. 11. IAQHXI. II. Iunllb. llmvi-l's. I.. llmuks, Il. 5IlIII'IP, I. 'V I' I.'V.4ij 'Nl If .--lL-- xl. 'l'III'II1'j'. I,, N1-ul'uIlI', J. Valli- S4'lIl'4'1'IiI'lIQ4lSl, II. Iluwsvlt I Kvfllial' '1.xmfllllilxI'l 'IJ Q'!'IIl'i:l't'lj F' 2'IlII'I'I. W. HIILIUIIIIIIIIUIQ I-'. RIM- S:lX111:1n, II, Slum-y, .I, 1'4n'Iwll .5 ' , ' ' ' I ' zultzu. 12 Ilnilvv. L. IllIlIIlI1'l'f0l'. I: M4-Xlustvr, Ilvtvu-lc, XX. l'IlIl'IIlII'I'Qt'l', .L H l,mmNm 'I Rm-lfm,I.' IA ' , ...-' -. -I .1 -. 1 ' , , '. ' I 'll I' ': V. I '. I. XIII 7-II-airy' Ivijnipfxil lj tugilll, Imlgmnmn' IC' S1'f'+'f '-W MINS' Ul'i?l!:ll'ltlf1!j A. IIIIIIIIIIIIII, AI. Illil ': I,ff'ff', 'u.l'9l , 'II'U'af Top lfnlri H. Imlqv. S. Vnrr. A. np. l', llmylqs, U. ISI-mml. IT XIlilItI?I 4I1' W l:ll':,kAl' 'MMI' Iizulu-1'. III. IC:nsI4'A'. -I. l'iIN'l'- If- AInl'rnw, II. Sm'it'n-rl, I . Kumi ' ' ' I' ' ' - Julius. II. 1'm'In':1n. fi. 5lIlll'0I', 1'. Antlmny. Ii. INYUIIS, t', llnl Faurfl: I-'urri l'. lmxvlx, ll. IIIII. II. l,nwry. IC. Wulfv, ll. Sam- ll. Ihmln-r, 5..I.fII'f:xI':nl1:i ANZ. 'SSM-Z. In-y. If. Wilrlv, V. JUIIIINUII. ,wont Hou.. H' Imgmn M4 Hvhn 'x1'3'.l'.I-ll-' - 5X- il-'4g . Ic- Nw-null lfulr: Ii. Smilh, J. He' Z. I.n1'4-lm-Ili. .l. Stillman. ' L. I41141lEn1niml.l . 4 HLA. - X1-vs. N. llisll. II. Ilmvwr. II. III-illnun. .I, 'I'uy. H. Starr. I 1'l 'm' - 'IH' 'Inf 'I' 'km' I.:lmhin:'. I , l':nIinsIci. II. Iivul. Snpwlc-r. I'. Iiurus. I-'. Su-nm-II , ' 42 llvwl. W. Nlvlmllulllin. u. I.. su.-im. le. In-1-. w. xml... AI 1 lf!ll lfmr: Il. IIIIIIMIII. II. .lulm 'l':1I:11l:lA', IC, Iiish, .I. IIIQIIIIIII. Shiringr, Ii. Sn-ylvr, l iffy-llm 4 l lflarfzrsi lights ml 1:T:HfA1NnNfEn FRE HMAN CLASS OFFICERS 4 Jzunvs Bower Lawson linldwin Ge11m'ivve Yates I'Ilm'is Ralston l'r1:xid4'11t Vive' I'res-iclvrzt Secretary Tr1'11s1n'cr liach year as a Freshman Class enters the Kittanning High School, it seems to be larger and a little less green than the preceding class. This year was no exception, for the class numbers three hundred and sixty and has already started on its way to importance. At their first class meeting the Freshmen succeeded in combining busi- ness with pleasure better than could be expected. Here, guided by Miss lVlcGarx'ey and Mr. Alter, the class advisers, they became acquainted at a party in the gym and later elected officers. These Freshmen are determined to make a success of their four years of High School Life. Already in different school activities they have rep- resentativesg and the class, as a Whole, is pushing its way upward, fully ex- pecting three years from now to reach its goal. Fifty-four i - V' I- Y V V Y U - 'I IIIIUU acumen :asa f Q ll Ol FRESHMAN GIRLS Tal' lfulr: I'. AIM-rs. NI. IIIIIIUIIII. N. II2INIIl'l'. I.. AI4'Nl1Il, J. Alunl- 'I'I1ir4l lfozr: Al. III-ml, Y. SIIYIIII- Y. N4-I1xx':11'tz. II.Ku1111111-1'4lvi1n-I'. !HIII1'l'j', li. Ulvw-I'. sun, A. Atwmd, Il. Ilnrv, XI. I.. XII-a'IxIi11g', Il. AIUIIII I'. Wnltl-, Fiffll Noir: I. Pllillippi, I'. Win- Ilvnn. Y. Xlunw. N. AI1'I.4-ull, II. .I. Ne-urulzr, NI. Alvf'zu1:lu:111. IC. grzml, A. Maison, II. Ii:1Ili::m. AYlllllIL'I'IIll1I, IG. AYXZIIII. A. Ilnwsvr, II. Lulw. I-I.NvI1:1lI,AI. Il. Alvlllwrlin. Xl. I,:1i1'1I. I . Vusllillar, Il. Z1-iglm-r, .I. Ilnwli, II4'II1Il'I'HlllI, J. AI:-ym-rs. AI. Wim-. Yount, A. III-Im. L. Svll, II. Al. I!owsv1', .I. I1':1i1', IP. Ilzzrl- I.. Alollllvy, II. Il0S1'llIN'I'2l'I'. AI. IIIllIl'l'I. IZ. I'uy0. If. Iliscll. 0. IIISIII, A. Ifiliplmi. BI. SIIIIIII. 1'lM'1'l'. J. llc-mly. IZ4m's4-I'. S. lilgiu. A. IVIUIIIIIIH, 1 0lll'ffI I-'nlri NI. IXI4'Il0l'l1mlI, A. Srrrnarl Ifoar: A. NIl'UIlillL1'IIlI, IC. A.'I'nmli11so11. KIIIISUIIIIEIII. AI. Winp::ll'1l, I'. IIIIISIHII, A. .I:1nlivsun, I.. Ilusvll, l rol1I I-'u1l': H. IIIIIIUN. ll. SIUIII-' Ilvrr. Il. VIII-11:4-Ili. K. AIs'1'I:1ill. II. Imnzi, IP. I-'l'y1'. II.I!v:1vIly.S. fx-r, II. Wvltam. II. II:II'II'Il!, IG. II. IIIINUII. Il. AIIIUSIRI, I'. Almm-, Snhiski. IZ. Ik-111011. IL flnulwl. W1-Ish. IP. AVIIIIJIIIIN. AI. Slauulv. .l. Arhlzuslvr, AI. SnysIm-1', AI. 13. NIl:ll1kI4', AI. IIiII, A. AVOIIIILI, III. l'IllI0l'A', J. Huipu-I'. Il. 'l'l'v4'c'v, XVllilzvI, IC. Ihnlssx-:1l1. J. V1-usa-I, II. l'l'1'lZl'I'. Il. Vol- II. Ilvllns. Fifllz I-'ozrz I! Smith. .I. Km-II. Iivr. II. AIOIIIIUX. Al. Ihltillzl. BI. Top Ifnlri II. l'l1l1wy. AI. Iivsl. AI. f'llI'l'4'l1, ll, 1:3144-I-h II. 314-. Imilvy. II. Hvisl, ll. AnmI0l'sul1. I . Cullum, Al. SUIIIIIIYHIWII. RI. 'I'Ilir'rllI'm1': II. I!1lzu1'4I. I'. SIl:nI'- Wulfv. II. Hrr, IP. IKIIIISUIIIIIIII. SIl:1l'I'4-I'. RI. Alun-stu. H. Ilum- ff-r. Y. Wnllwr. A. AIIIIIHIIX. I'. K. TITIIISIIP. Ii. Kurmlvs. RI. IHIIILTII. .I. XVI-yllmm. H. Iluys. AIVIIIIIIUIIQII. AI. SIIIIII-I'l'. II. .Iuhns. Il. xIllIll', III. llilliurzluxi. I'. I'IIIIi4'I'IUII, A. Yzu'kuwi4'I1, I.. Ifrzllllz. II. I Ii1'Ia. II. Snnlm. S, Srvmzrl lfnrf: A. Sl'IlI'U1'llll2USI, II. S1-Inu-1-In-llgrusl, W. A1111-l'Iun. NYvsl. Nl, I I'INl'IIIiHI'II. I-I, SIIIQIVT. I I'0II1'Il. I'. Itism-I1. II. Ifox. Il. l rnn1 I-'on': S. Iflllllb. I-I. N4'II!l4'l.- AI. SI11ll11:1Icv1'. lion-11. AI. Johns. II. I'IcIw:u'1Is, for, ID. I-'Iic'k, ll. HI'l'UIl, S. Lip- I-'unrlll lforr: Nl. Alurris. 41, Ii. .I:l1'Ii. M. De-lp. 11, SUIIIIIIUIIN. sur, A. Urnig. A. llm-ylmlnis, .I. l'I1'U'IIl'I'. Ii. Innm-s. Al. l':1ITull. I-I. Ilzxylur, I.. AVVQIX. I . IY:1tvr, Iivst. S. Svllry, I. Upx-I, Il. U. St'I'UlIl'. A. t'r:ng'u, S. Hum-ski, Il. lim-lc, A. Amlmmg Ii. Kami- Fllllilllllll. AI. Ih-nsnll, 11. Aly- li. Yutvs. .I. Slzlulv. K. Ilzlwlc, lll1'I'1IUIIIOI'. Al. Nvil. J. Nlnwvry. vrs, II. fI'IIllIlI'Iil'. lfifly-Eve FRESH M A N BOYS 'I'np l.'urr: 1', Wilmvx, 'I'. Vriss IIIJIII. N. Xhmul. 1, I'I'IIX. I. l'l'j'lll'l'. II. IH-s:ul's-, 4'. Ihlxlq-ll. W. IZ'-mul, I-I. Xlmllumlln-rjx, .I. I.:-:u, 4, IM-lp, .I. Ilnmw-Iull. 4., Nlmnw. Nfwnurl I.'ufl': II. I14-nm-ll, I I': Ilnlnlxxin, .I. Ili:-Imrnimn, I1 S1:ll'l:lI:l. .I. XI:ll'IiIlulIi. IP. SIl:lI'1-V, Il, INA, II. lim-nl. .I. Ilnm-Il. I., X':nI1-ulim-. I. IIUXXIIF. II. Ihllulllirv, W. Ilmnkx I'. IYII Jlt'l'l'. I'. NIPIIIIIAI. 'l'l1i1'1l lfnlr: IZ, 'l'u5. II. .Xlnlw-r Mm. U, Ifznlwls-l', XY. 1Il'1l,I. I, I'IIllI2II, II. Wnilx .I. I11-1-uw. 'I'. Ilmnkx. II. Illllvluixull. II. Sim-lun N. INA. I . Illrlm-lx. II. Slmlpx. I nuf'Il1 I-'urrj IZ. I'f1lxx:Il'rIs. I' I,:lI':n-, .I, I:1lXXl'I'N. 11 Imp-NA luv ,x, WHIIR-l ,I, 'IN-III-wlui, .I. San V, .lm'1lfm. I. XII-rvis, Ii. IIIIII ninulmm. II. Allllmlly, I-I. Iqllv. Il. Ilrnwll. .I. IIl'ITl'IIIII5.ll'I'. II Iiuvk, if KIIIIQUIINIIIIIII, ,X II-HIIILlIlIIII'I'j'. W. 1'I:lyp1wI1'. NN Xhzlls, lx. III-NI. -nur I.'rm': .I. IImx':l1'mI, II. lim I-rspilw, S. .IUI'4IIlII. .I. Wnugsn IIIZIII. .I. WnII'g:lll:, l'I. IIIIIISUII Il. Sznnplv, W. I r:1nIz, li linmln:-rclm-il11'1'. IK Nlnluluullnm-ljx II. Nm'Ill'c-wmmunxl, I-'. Sc-Illlvy. Ip Ituw: ll. Nlinivk. XY. Had:-In .I. XI.Xl'I'S, .I. I'ul'ln-ll, U, Ilullvll 11. IPI:-In-y, II, l':li11l1-1'. .I. Ilnwll V. Iii1'lIp:nlr'ivk, lt. Ilmvsm-rg XX' I.:ws4-r. H. Quinn, 'l'. Snyuln-r. IZ, , Wullk-, II, XI1-nz, Il. Hush, K Xlmuw-, Ii. llisln, I-I. Ilvnry. W l'm1IIm'1'. NY, Svclwivli. Il, IIl'Illl If. Wulll-, lf. Xlillisll, Il, I'II'I4'Ii W. Iluolw, 11 NIIj4Il'I'. 'l'llirfl I.'nu': Il. Starr IP. Hzll l a I!-nxmfr. Ii, I1mx's4'l'. .I. Slum-:ul'v1'. I .I. II4,lTm:ln. wuurl lfmr: Il. NII4'ilI'4'I'. 'I'. llil It'II. .I. Xlvmm, IX. N-,III-r, l,. , In':lilI1. S, Iluml, I'. Ifisvlls. NY IIHIIIIUIIIISII. Il. SIU-:lsl4-5, l N1'Ill'1'l'vll2nsI, X, XMI I', II' . , . Ilmlulm, NI. I,1'1u'u, Il. NUIIIII. ulrlll Iu'1ll1'I II. II:ll'1-, Il. tire-I-1' N. .l:u-II, IP. IZ:-1-II. .l, Nwluurl, .I Ihvg'11sI:lxxslai. I-'. Slmnlwl, I-' Nnlnlc. II, Nlvlivn-n. 0. SIIIIIYIIII ll, XUIIIILI, .I. l'ylI1-Nlal. 'nur lfmr: lf. Ilvlm. XY. Siu-nl' wr, IP. N1-Imll. .I. Ilnxxlvy. XX' SI14-:1. I,. Svlllw-vm-august. H. Lvl' lI1'I'. II. I.in:Ic-r, .I. Ih-vnlpmwu, I5 I'Il'I'4Il'I'I1'Ix. II. lilim-. lfijhly-.x'1'.1' a,x AEM wgjgu ATHLEFLICS - - E A Jtrmzgrr lmfly 111111 Il pzzrfr mind, Izlnlfx iUlI7!lI7lf1'll And II 5ZIl7l!ll1l'd .wt Tlmr timr wifi uni I'l'11.f1' :mr murl' 1lf'J'fl'!lj'j .fin lzrnmr c01l1' not Lwllij' In f1n'g1'f. Cmzfml of fzugwr, 111111 flu' str1'ngflz in xmilr, D1'f1'11r1'1l, wimzifzg, is tin' casa may 11115 A Aifflil' of 'UIl!IH'j'lJ7lf'1' 1lr1'11n15 l!l'fUl'1fl A morn uttractifue P1'r,f11 Illllify . P1'rf1'1'f1'1l irmjrlr -zulzrrr Ihr mul may 11-well, Its Z 1f'1 zufy ruinwl Not by unclean things 5 fl lfwly fu'1111fif11l in mold llf will- Tflr? 1'7l'i.1y of II IV11rld of l11'11ltl1l1'.vx kings. THB 19:5 lfKl1lTlHlAINuN1Ii2I 3 'Il ' A ll N I .,. fag. .B F 1 1. -1 ,. 3. x.- 5 :., A A .ff ff- , A A L A jitwf ' '1.'. '1-,fL- .jg -ff 1195 i gf, a :':-Q-,A ff ,-Jig if .g jvf 7 '. mf? -2.115 'I' f-iff? ' ,L FOOTBALL Eg 1 1 '17 .Cs 1 ' 1 ' BASKETBALL P 2' , ,U ',, .ju WRESTLING ,TBA .','7jS, 15,.S iQ B45 oT1-IBB SPORTS wif rw:-ff fjfff? if-' ifflff ik E713 izxa tfk :4 312: ' . :ga - , . 'lf if Zfisl 5 U -3. A , 4,..,- nfl, GI-. . . , ,W-, 4 J 21-.T A' A 6 W AIR ' gf --, if I A r gi t' l 5 , ' B, I- A'.XXA4-. :' l,ja 1 . ' 'I I I - n ' X . f T- - --mil Q qnnunn ij Fifty-nine 'C ITI'I-TVBlNL1lQl1':15l IK! IlTlI'1lAlNlNlEl FOOTBALL if The football season of 1934 was, without doubt, the most spectacular season since the Crimson Cyclone of 1929. This year the team, on account of the etlicicnt management of Mr. Rote, was able to play seven of its ten games under the Hood lights on the Gilpin Athletic Field. These lights were installed as a part of the new athletic program at Kittanning High School. The coach Harold S. Stuckliouse John S. Rota' l l ,y0,,c,, of 4,H,,,,,,,,.N A1,,,,,,,q,,,. of A,,,,,,,,,,,.N and the players are to be commended highly for their untiring efforts to produce a team worthy of our school. Iincouraged by the victory over Apollo in the first game, the team gained a large following. Approxi- mately 2,500 people attended each home game. The people of the community were very much elated over the change in attitude of the boys this year and they prophesied in the near future the rise of Kitanning in Athletics. Mainly from this cause, Mentor Stackhouse changed the nickname of his red and white charges from the Kitties to the Wildcats. The team as a whole this year was an improvement over last year's and leaves a mark that will be an aim for next year's squad. The prospects for 193g are very favorable and, with the support of the student body and of the community, a good season can be expected. 'fl-'erin Hjflllfu JIll'lf'f Sag Bulr'h' 1 P'liolll'ltL1 Mel'uslin BIIIZZUIUI RiL'lllll'dNUIl Ikeal ty .- - - A l 2 3 V ' 'T - IIIUUU IIBUDU . 1 J 4 5 l .1 g g Xia' ly THE FIELD AT IGHT Klttillllllllg-X7iIllklL'I'gI'lff clilllll' plzlyvtl LlIl1lL'l' I'l1111n.l lights 1111 Gilpin Field. 'l'h1- 11124, f11utl1:1ll sc:1S1111 11t K. ll. S. Stzirtul nfl' with twu NXt'll-0lll4llCll xifturics over Apulln 111111 l 1't'cp111At. The .-Xpwlln fiillllf w.1s plxiycd i11 ll S1-41 11f 111111l which l1:1111p1-1'ul h11th teams 111l'c11siu-ly. Thr l I'L'Cp!1l't Uzinw was ll l1z11'Ll fnught l1:1ttIc with thi' lwttcr tvq1111 c11111i11g' 1111t 1111 top. The next gzimc xxith 'l'111'1-11t11111 st:11't1-tl tht- VViltlc:1ts 1111 their tlmx 1111 xml pzithg hut the fans NYL'l'L' plczxsml with thc sph-111lid 0111111-hack that 11111' boys 11111Llc i11 thc lust 1111:11'tc1'. F11ll11x1i11g thc 'li1ll'L'Illlll1l LlCliL'Zll, Kitt:11111i11g 11415 t111'11c1.l hunk hy LL'CClll'5lll'g, H111'-llriic, X71ll1klL'I'gl4llf, :1111l l'1111xS11t:1u11L'y. It 11:15 Illll 1111til thc I11tli:111:1 glllllk' tl1:1t the YVil1lc:1ts', plnym-tl tht- f 1111 th:1ll of ul1i1'l1 they W1-rc czlpulwlv. :X vcry 1lctc1'111i111'al h1111Kl1 of lwys t1111k the field that tlzly :1111l thc f:111S wc1'u t1'1':1tu1l t11 n 1'c:1l g:1111c. 'lillL'!1 c41111c Foul City. Kitt111111i11g L'l'lfCl'L'Ll thc scz1s1111's g1'L':1tL'st gllllll' 115 thc 11111le11l11g, l111t 5111111 sl111x1'1-Ll their rixzils him :1 l'L'Jll tg-11111 Sllillllll play. The t11ll11xxi11g S11t11r1l:1y, thc tc:1111 -i11111'11L'y1wl to Bl:1i1'Sxill1- Zlllll thvrc mist :md Llk'l-L'2lfL'Al flllll tt-:1111. 'l'l111S, Kilt:11111i11g ti11ifl1v1l thc si-z1Q1111 with tix 1- x'ict11ri1-S :mtl tivo LlL'fL'1lfS. IIu11yll1ir ' Bob Tub l?1'rl' Wig lluugli l101'1'll .I11l111s1111 l:l'lIlllllIlllQl'll .I11l111st1111 Si.1'ly-rule CHEER LEADER llunzuld, F. L'u1lig.ln, ll. thcir lnynl Support tn K, H. S.'s ni-xx :ithh-tic pru- E grnm. 'I'hc hig znttrznctiv-n nn thi- grid sflictiiih' twink plqicu nn Nmcnmhvr I2. This gznnc mis thc zlnnnzil clztsh hvtxwcii tht' VVilii- n its .intl thi- lJni'kS. 'l'hc gznnu nzls pixlycxi nnticr :i Lhmnfzill nf snnw thzit hindcrrd the tvanns gri'a1tiy. Thr 'WVildc:1ts xxnn L' toss :intl rimsc tn i'i-ccixc. 'l'hm' first t1lIiIl'fL'l'l'I1Lik'ti srnrclvss. 'l'hc Sufunai pvriud upvnud with thi- VViIdC:its hcing prvssui rlm-cprr intu tht' lJuckf ' tvrritury :ind rinly thi- grvxit uurk nf thc' Rumi :ind VVhiti' line Szlvmi :1 Sturt' hy thc' Pnrpli' :ind Gold. Xftvr thi' rt-st hctxwt-n lizilws, thc NVildc:uts ri-tin'nL-ti with n nuw spirit. In the middle of tht- third qnzirtcr :1 Ifwrd Uity mann xx I4 rtwlwii :is hi- xxzif :shunt In kick :ind uns tzickli-il huhinil his :mn linu with thu hzill gazing In Kittztnning nn downs. It uns fnur plzlyw l.ltvr thzlt Stixgisfnl lwiwti mcr thc ,uiml lint' hvhinii pvrfcct il1fk'l'fk'I'L'l!fl' fur tht' Iirst :ind nnly Scnru ut' thi- g.ll11L'. :U- thungh thi- IJnn'kw tiiwxitcm'-i inziny tiinw in thi- lznst tlll2lI'fCI', thc iiWiiLiCilfF,, ht-ld firm. .-XS si rczlnlt nf winning this galnw, Kit- tinning nun thc' tunntv nh:nnpiunship from lfnril Citv. 1 Naya limi 'AUli1lfvk hook Angola Wi ll3.f2ll'd llcn ry Bone Sixty-two Thu Scnior Chiss xxish- cs tn cninincnil thi-so stu- di-nts-F. Scrrxm, F. NIC- H 1 I ii, .-X. Duiitlcifinr BANQUET SCENE Bzniquet presented to e team at Clark's Grill Nlr. Clark. Y 77 At the close of the 193+ season, the squad was the recipient of a turkey dinner given by Mr. Clark, manager and owner of arkls Grill. Covers were laid for thirty-tive players, coaches, faculty manager, and several members ot the school board. The dinner xxas gixen by Mr. Clark as a reward for the teamls xxinning half of its scheduled games. Before the dinner a flashlight picture of the group was taken. Immediately following the picture the dinner was served. After the cutting of the cake by acting ciplain Robert Beatty, the group was entertained with musical selections by Professor james V. Colonna, joseph Angelo, Omer iirh, and joseph Rest. 'l'hen toastmaster John Rote introduced Superintendent Clyde C. Cranmer, Principal john D. Anderson, Intramural Director Russel A. McGregor, Coach Harold L. Stackhouse, and Coach john Simmonsg all of whom commented on the season and individual members of the squad. In conclusion, Robert Beatty, Alfred Richardson, -lack llreski, Frank Stivason, d Charles johnson gave a brief address. To close a perfect evening the banquet members attended a ,theater party given by anager Serrao of the Lyceum Theater. Wulf, 'Yank'-' 'fErl Smittic Orr Stivason Ilnup Smith Sixty-llzrfe l ITIHIBI Nl ll Ql Slffl IK! I lT'IHlAININlEl ,,4Rf. , l N is . i W, ..,..,,.,,..,h, 1 li 1 'l'up- Irnir: .l. Tlulv. ll. Stahl, tl. Starr, .l. Pytlvski, Il. llmip, ll. Quinn, L len M1 ,yu-r, W. Nlulilloy, .I. Ilrunks, .l. ll:-sl. Nrwuiifl Ifolrz Il. Smith. ll. xvilllglllllilll. lb. .l:u'k, IP. Ilivrvrs, 1'. Mm'N:ihh. .I. XXIIILIU l Slilllllvll l . Nlvllllvll. N. l,:i1'iln:-l'. 'l'l:irrI lfulr: H. NlI!l'lill0llSl', .l. AIIQUIII, Ii. xvllljlilfll, I . Slivuson. J. H'lhml'lw. Q l1lllllN0Il l. Xlt'1'IlNllll. H. 1,1-vvll, I , lluugh, .l. Siminnns. l rnnI lfnlr: J. Im-slal. H. Jnhnsfm. ll. l:l'llllllHlll5Ill, U. llc-nry. XX. Ul'l', U, Sm 1 - u v v vnII'l ll llunm-. A. lll1'lI2ll'1lSUll, Ii. lnl'2lllj', lu. lump. 'lihis yn-:u s fuutlmll svzlsun ut Klftlllllllllg High was Z1 fairly successful one 'Ill tha L-iglitccn lcttcrlm-n shwuhl ruccivc much crc.-clit for this success. Of tlusl Llfflituul lL'ttL'l'lllL'Il, tcn will hc hack ncxt yL'!1I'. I'il'OIH what wc have scan of thnx huis t is scnson, wc :irc surc that thcy will ccmtinuc thc success of this YCZIIJS squad l+'OO'l'B.-XLL SCORES FOR 1934 Kittzuming . I3 Apollo , . . . Kittzmning , . . I3 I 1'ccpm't Kittzmning . . I3 'IiZ'll'L'llfllITl . , Kittzmning . 0 Luccliburg 4 . Kittxuming , . 6 Har-Brac . . . Kittzmning . . 0 Vzimlcrgrift . . Kittumiing . O Punxsutzivvncy . . Klttillllllllg . . 20 Imlimizl . . . . Kittzmning , 7 Forcl City . . Kltffllllllllg . . I4 Blairsville . ,, - i f T , U - 'I IIIIDU sauna mama .Siixiy-fmrr ITII-1l11IfNi llQlC5i5l IK! IITIHIAININIEI BASKETBALL . ' 4 I D L I l I JOHN .I. SIMMONS 'l'np Ifnvrz lf. Ste-nm-tt. .I. l':iII:is. W. NVIMII. S. Soqlwivk, I . .XmIr1-ski, W. Huh- Cmmh IIPX. J. ltntv, SVVIIIIII lfuzr: .I. 4':lIl:ls. .I. Winuntv, ll. II:lll. II. llulw. 0. Julinsun, W. .X4lmns, I . Svrrzm. Front Ifmr: II. SIHUIQIIUIISP. V. fllII'I'f'II, V. 1':lIulv. .I. Rluyvix II. Ilrinks. .I. Iimnlvn .I. Siinnmns, The K. H. S. bgiskctbaill st-ustm nf 19:5 was unc tri' thc bust of thc past six years. The tuum this yunr, under the careful supcrvisiun uf Cmifli john Simnmns, turned in :I xury sufccssful sczlsnn, winning Rcxciittwii grunt-s uf the txxcxity-tw' schcdulcd cimntusts. This fast moving tluor squnid scnrcd otlicnsixuly 71+ puints und yiuidcd 4.89 points dctcnsixcly. .-Xlthuugh tht' tuxun did not win :my spcciail hunurs in the A. K. or in the VV. P. I. A. L. Lcziguvs, they print-d tit bt' stitli cumpctitiun fur any tmzim in cithcr lrzlguc. This yctirls II.IIlt'I'iIll consisted merely of three regulars from lust yL'III'lS squad, but by thc faithful drilling of their coach they succeeded in dcxcluping zu spct-dy :md clcxcr xwrking tciim. The success uf thc buys this yuan' cziuscd Kittiinning Ili tn xxitnt-ss st'x't'1':1l uf thc lnrgust crtmds in its history. lfrmn the bvginning of the sczlsivn tht' ICZIIII I'IIlIIIZIgl'xl to obtain JI liirgt' fnlliiwing xxhich ncxcr lvt the buys down, even in dcfczit. Ifurd City was not thc unly drawing Card this yczlr bccnusc thc Siminfvn's cnuclit-J lads ucru SII'II!LIllI unough to bc in thc runningg thus mary gzimt' uns ilnpmurtxint and uns clust-ly V21tClICk.l by the faithful routers of Kittzinning. XVith thu szunc success ncxt yt-ur, ww xwnder mln-rc liittnnning will st-:it .ill their spt-ctqitwrs. 'l'ht- sub- jt-Lt of discussiun with the Schtml Board umm is thc building of a new gymnasium. This one topic alone shows that thc buys ligivt- thu crcdit wining tu them for intluvncing the Schuul Buzlrd :ind tht- tmmspt-tuple tu consider such an important prnjt-ft. f - - J , , U 0 1' :mums Janne Emma Sixty-Eve iriwiaislllgisis fri rnriaifrislsiri BASKETBALL-Continued Q The boys had their last chance to show their form in the Ken Hi Tournament. 'l'hey entered this con- test, hoping Io take honorst hut their hopes were shattered by Arnold after they had succeeded in defeating Verona in their tirst attempt. After the may the boys played against Verona, they succeeded in securing a great following from many surrounding towns, especially New Kensington. The game against Arnold drew a great crowd and our team received much praise from spectators for their tinal showing. Several of the boys finish their high school career this season, but we hope to see their names in college some time in the near future. O SEASON 'S RESULTS K. ll. ,. ... 47 Dayton ,... . 9 K. ll. S. ,. ... 47 Brookville , .. . . I6 K. H. S. .. ... 49 Karns City ... .. I2 K. ll. S. . . .. . 26 Har-Brac ,. . . zo K. ll. S. , , , 27 Tarentum . . . . 23 K. ll. S. . , . 27 Springdale . .. .. 26 K. ll. S. , . . . . 30 Tarentum , . . 25 K. ll. S. . . . 29 Alumni ,... ... IO K. ll. S. i, .,. 36 Springdale ... . 22 K. ll. S. ,. 41 Apollo .. ll K. ll. S. , ... 36 Leechhurg .. ,. I8 K. ll. S. . . , 24 Freeport . . . . 26 K. Il. S. , . . 28 Vandergrift . . , 25 K. ll. S. .. ... 22 Ford City . . ,. 33 K. ll. S. .. ,,. 31 Arnold .,. .. 45 K. ll. S. . ... 30 Arnold ... . 2.8 K. ll. S. .. ... 34 Har-Brac ... .. K2 K. ll. S. ,. ... 47 Apollo .., .. I2 K. ll. S. . ... 28 Leechburg ., .. . 21 K. ll. 5. ,. ... 23 Freeport ... .. 29 K, H, 5, ,, ... 32 Vamlergrift .. ,. 28 K. ll. S. . , . zo Ford City . . . 2.6 K. ll. S. . , ... 40 Verona ... . 26 K. ll. S. .. ... 23 Arnold ... ., 29 jg U e I :sauna sumo: imma i I A S'i.rfy-six TI-IE, 1 Q 5 5 9 i IK! IITIHIAININIEI 'Q' 'lr f A ll N I SQUAD PERSONNEL JOHN MOYER Bug-V Center Bugs was one of our most valued players this season and proved his ability by leading Section V in scoring. After a most successful year, we hate to lose Bugs and we feel sure that Simmons will search for his equal. JOHN LOUDEN RM Guard Red showed Kittanning Hi that he really could play basketball. valley that he became a threat to every opponent. We do not like to lose a player so efficient as Red. His ability was so noted over the VERN CABLE Has Forward Bus played a great game of basketball for K. H. S. and proved to all that he was a reliable player by coming through when needed. We sincerely hope that we may be sure of Bus next year. VINCENT CURREN Bing Guard Bing is a great guard and gave all he had for K. H. S. After his great success this season, you can imagine what Bing will be like when he returns to play here for the next two years. ROBERT BANKS Plumber Guard Plumber started this year at forward but he was later shifted to the guard position where he showed up very favorably. We have Plumber back next year to help out and we are sure that his aid will be of great importance to IQ36,S team. SIDNEY SEDWICK Sid Forward Sid was not a regular at the beginning of the season but he soon made his ability known by stepping up to the first team. We lose Sid this year and it only makes the task greater for Simmons who will have to find a forward to equal Sid. BERT BRUMBAUGH Bert Guard Bert came here from Ken Hi and succeeded in making the squad. Although he did not play regular, he was always reliable reserve material and his loss will be suffered next year. JOHN CALLAS Kong Guard Kong may be big but he can get around that floor plenty fast. He was substituted in many close games and never once lost his head. We will miss him greatly next year at basketball season. OGDEN JOHNSON Og Forward Although Og was not a regular all season, he was always around when a good player was needed. He participated in many good games and we feel certain that he will repeat this next year as a regular. JAMES CALLAS Jimmy Manager When you watch a basketball game, you never consider anyone except players. Too frequently we forget the manager. There has to be someone who handles the equipment and who does all the hard work. jimmy may be small but he did a very successful job as manager this season. FRED SERRAO Freddy Assistant Manager Not only was Freddy a good manager but he also was a great assistance to Jimmy. His faithful work will be remembered by the team and we are sure that he will be even more successful in this position next year. I' i V F , 71 , 4 - g , A U u H Ill!!! annum . I I I O O I O I Sixty-seven I. Null, I'. I m'x'm-sh-x'. I-'. S::n'l:nl:1. I'. linrns, II. lhml'n1-1', I.. Ihmfnvr, J. Angvln, K. NVIIIIEUTI, C. .Io WRE TLI lfinwl Ifmr: ll. 4'I'XIZl'I'. Il, Nlvl'In-rsnm, Y. Wingnrml. I.. Nlullnvy, I.. XIIIIIIIIII, It. Wvhstor. NI. I liI'2llIlIHIll4'I'. Nl. Viilllllllll. I.. Nh-1-lnling. II. Slmth-r. NI. II:-lrivk, Il. Lulw. A. Nl1'II2lllIL'lIIIl!. Nwvnlnl Iu'llll'I Xl, Ilunvam, A, Young, .I. S4-:mc-It. II. llnum, Il. Kuunm'l'1livm'l', li. livllns, .I. Nlvli vm-53 A, NlIlILL'l'l', S. 'l'it'I'Iln',Y, ti. Xl4'NuII, Il. t'l:lyp1mln-. H. llimvs, II. 0'llm1rkv, II. Finpn, II. Rum Imvll, H. l'I4-Ivlu-V, IL llfmks, A. NlvI':l1lg:l1all1, Nl. Hy:-rs, 'I'. l Ul'll1'I'. Y. xYilllU'l', II. Ikish, I.. l'ln In-rlun. NI. Ilaulinn. IP. l-'rumw-. .I. Nlmw-ry II. l'l'I'l'j'. IC. Wyunt. V. Owvns. GIRLS' GYM CLASS .Sli.I'llV'l'IlIl,l, lm 'C' ITIHIEI-lllolslfslg IKIIITIHIAJNINIEI WRE TLI G This year marked the second season for wrestling at Kittanning High School. Under the watchful eye of Coach Harold L. Stackhouse, the boys drilled daily and succeeded in winning practically every match in which they participated. After match- ing their skill against all the schools of this section, they were forced to search far to find a team that could offer a competitive bout which could satisfy the large following that the team had gained among the students and townspeople. Because of their superior skill and craftiness, the boys attained fame throughout all the schools of this region. The great ability of Stackhouse as a wrestling coach was not known until he built up this strong team. He was mentioned in several papers, and he received much praise for the way he handled the boys in this new sport. Although he had started training the boys last season and although he had practically all of his material back this year, the improvement was still very noticeable. YVith such an im- provement taking place next season, we wonder where Coach Stackhouse will find good enough competition in order to afford his large crowds an interesting match. 4 4 4 This year's program for the girls' gym classes was divided into two main divi- sions: Hrst, lvlajor Sports consisting of volley ball, basketball, and mush ball, second, general gymnasium program consisting of general routine work. The routine work of the various classes was diversified. The interesting program undertaken by the girls included rhythm, tap dancing, tumbling, and pyramid building. This daily exercise was interspersed with tumbling apparatus work, relays, games, and marching. The girls undertook their gym exercises with a will that could only bring success- ful results. The Senior High School gym classes showed a fine spirit of sportsmanship that aided in bringing about an excellent training. From these classes were chosen the participants in the leading sports and these girls showed the benefits of a well-disciplined program. VVe justly applaud these gym classes for the demonstration of their ability to quickly grasp the essentials of physical education. GIRL ' GYM CLASS ,, f, I, , Y' T , U -5, I manuals annum: IEEE 1 N I I O. Sixty-:line I'u1 Yr:-nurl TRAMURAL FOOTBALL 4 Xll. llmm nsulfs 'I'1':lm III4-fl .In-IN-xx? , . ., . . . . ,. . I 1 I-'wifi Mr, NI1-1.11-:uI'. clllw-vim' nl lmyx lIlIl'IIlllllI'2ll sports: li, Wullv, ll. llgulzl, XX. Rupp. Huff: S. Ilill. lllIlII2I1l'l'1 .l. ll1-l'I'. A. I:UXYt'l'N. l'. l,n1l4Ivll, Q. Orr. l'l'llllf Ifrnr: K. XIIIVIPIIX. N. llidu. V, Wilvux. I'. linrns, v:lpl:li1l. XII' I:l4'I'l'I S 'l'6'FlIlI 1Whil1- .ln-rss-5sj , I'up lrulrz II, lim-Ia. J. 1:I'l'4'Illi2IllHl, H. Nlillm-V, .l. Starr, XI. Silllklly, XIV. I,ivr1-I'. 1-unvll. '41'run1l lrurr: Xl. llislmp. .l. Kina, .l. S:1xwm:l. I'. Xl:lzmIl:x. .I. lmsvll, lll2lll2lL'fl'I'. I'rnuI lfmr: .l. llmu-I'. VIIIDIJIIIII NN. llvnry, Z. I,lll'0IIZ1'lli. Il, Toy, Nl. Ilugam. Xlr. Nlllln-l s 'l'1':1m lliv-cl .I1-rs:-vs! l'up Hmrg ll, l1i1-l'k:1mp1-I'. umm-Ing 13. Hill, XY. Nl1'Kow'1l. .I. Nl2ll'l'. NV. Sl1:1I'l'M', I'. l'ris1wl1. Il. Sfllllll, XX. SH-llllu-ll, il. lPi1'lu'5. Nrrunrl lfulr: NI. Wilson, ll. Ilmnmirv, J. llrivm-, li. Ii!!lIlIllUl'llil'll1'l', l-'. Smith. li. l:UNYSl'I', I.. Svhmidl. I.. IlulTn4-r. .I. lluvh, 1-:1l11:1in. NIV, I7llIll'2Ill'N 'l'l'JlIIl mWhiI1- .lo-rsvysl 'I'I11rrl I-'ulrg lb. Nlurrmv. Nl. linlnllulu-miie-In-I'. l'. f12ll'Ill'S. A, Lulil-. NY. l l':lm's-. J. Null, A, Orr, S. Yuuul. l mnl Ifmr: .l. l'v:u'w-. umm-111 W. Hlll1'lliSUll, W. Smith, ll. Wray, XV. I:2ll'Hll'l, v:upI:lin: ll. Klim-, II. .IuImmu. A. Ilmlp. I TRAMURAL FOOTBALL 4 T I-LE, 1 o 5 5 9 l IRI IITlHfAlNINlEj 1' , 2 'Nr I SENIOR-JUNIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 4 Top lx'lIll'I lt. Ilnwsor: Ii. 1ll'fQl'i',!IUI', diwmox' of Buys' I11t1':11x1111':1l Sports: A. Sm-luxwwormgost. N1'rm1rII'n11 4' Iilblll 'I' l'1i mln Il Ilill nlptlin I QINOHI II Hmm SOPHOMORE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 4 , Y l , , rr J - H :num EIIUUUIEI QEEE ,n 0 0' Ol Severzly-one gg FRESHMAN CHAMPIONS 'I'up Ifmr: l-1, lludsnn, lt. Youmr, ll. Ilutrllisun. Sv:-mul lfmr: .I. Katz, J. Pytlvski. J. Gl'm-nlmllllx. 1-nptnin: R. Stnops, XV. FI'5Ill1'l'. 17 Ei ., A A 5 I J IQE75' 5Af 1 . : EJ L Iliff. Tnp Irmr: Il. Mvlntyrr-, D. l l'0TN'Il. S. 'I'i4'rny, P, JEIIIIPS, V. Johnson, A. Toy, V. Wivdl, U. Yu Nl. Swigzlrl. Nrrnurl lfmr: Nl. Wh:-Inn. IL Nh-1'l11l'n-. A, Iiivlusllwisml, XI. l11l!'illll'I', U. Wullu-l'. XY. Wnin, Y. Ilin ll lv, firm-r, I,. 'I'uylur. l rrmI lhur: l'. SVIIIHJIIY. J. .lnhnsnn. IL Dowling, IC. Xl:-Ii:-rlnutt, K. f'0lll'll,lRlYUl', I-I. Ilnulis I GIRL ' BASKETBALL ,S.1'f'4'H lj'-ITN! elsemlioi 5151 ne: IITIHIMNIEI BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS The popularity of intramural sports for boys, under the careful direction of Russell A. McGregor, gained considerably during the school year with approximately seven hundred boys participating in football, basketball, track, and playground ball. The objective is teaching organized play to as many boys as possible. These boys were capably coached by men of the high school faculty. At the end of each season, they were awarded certificates for participation, sportsmanship, and de- pendability. Their championship teams were given emblems showing the sport, league, and year when earned. One hundred ninety-eight boys played football during the season. There were three leagues comprised of pupils from seventh to eleventh grades. The basketball group included four hundred and ninety interested boys from fifth to twelfth grades. Class teams were organized from the best intramural material. Four track and field meets were held during the season and three playground ball leagues were organized. Thus ended the extensive intramural program for this year and we are sure to see many of these boys take part in the varsity competition of years to come. 4 4 4 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Since the girls' varsity basketball team was abolished several years ago, the inter- class games have been the main features in which the girls of Kittanning High have participated. Two leagues-the Senior High League composed of the upper three classes and the Junior High League made up from members of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades-were formed. The Go-Gettersf' captained by Martha Larimer, carried off the laurels in the Senior League, the Good-Sports, lead by Edith Millioronzi, won the championship in the Junior League. Another team with Jane Rohrer as leader won honors when it copped the intramural title for seventh grade. At the close of the basketball season, emblems were awarded to the winning teams of both leagues. Certificates of merit were given to all those who participated in any of the basketball games. All the games were played after school in the high school gymnasium. The Gym Assistants' Club aided Miss MacGregor in refereeing and in umpiring the games. Suc- cess in all these games is due to the girls themselves and to the capable coaching of Miss Sally MacGregor. ' 3 eff Seventy-three r 'Q' Lffn-11.-iarsillglsisi :Ki IITIHMINWEI GIRLS' VULLEY BALL SALLY MacGRlCGOR Slllll'l'1'i807' of G'irl'.s l'hysic-ul lfflucution Vollvy Ball 'Peam-Top Row: Regina Di:-key. Sevonrl Noir: D, 14'1'enr'l1, ll. 111-01-x', A. llinws. Front lfoui: M. Williams, C. hltlllilllll. W. Waiu. Volley Ball and Mush Ball formed the main as in the other sports. With the completion of will have been Finished. diversions in the intramural sports' program aside from basketball. The manner of playing these games was similar to that of basketball. Two leagues were formed and the games were played on the Central playground. The Junior High Team, the Whiz Bains, and the junior Blues team from the Senior High League won the tournament. On the arrival of spring a new sport will be added to the program-that of Mush Ball. The same plans will be used in playing these games these games the major sports of the school year s' A '--'si Szwcnly-four 7 I I I MAX ,X I xl I! X57 il,j3gfAf , fr U , W A53 ' 441V Bm dH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!H ACTIVITIES 011115 and 171115 of things ta a' Snmrtlzing for muh minu Not an hour that paxsvs by, But fm! sonzrtlzing in it. Singing, -writing, lauglzing, 110 Hn-w fha' days ara flyingg Sailor fu your hornpijw go, Play zz tuna half sighing For ilu' ynzrs that 'IUIHLIIFI' by Full and overflowingg Odds and vnffx of thingy fo do Going, al-ways going. 01 ffg I 6. E , LTl'I':1VBINL1JQL6V5 :KJ IITIHIMHNEI . 4 B. 3, K 4-1. , . 35' .:' ,LA . .J P - 1, ,A ,L QQ 1'.'f1-,tfv ff if :fs +3g+'iq,f5 ri-: '. If - QMS -5. 'h'51?f:f 'l:'J-.7 531: ff: ' if 22 1.21.7 ',f:'Q'. ' ' -'f fi Tj i 'ii4f.ff g - ' - gi: gif PUBLICATIONS ggi, feir .- -w 1. 12,51 ORGANIZATIONS Qt,- . v :. 2' ' Q F IN E ARTS -EE'?'fg sl' 237.2 if f J X31 I- ,x.L5T l1g',j,2 I ,Ng ..sf1TQ . '. ?':ifF- '- ..:. AI Z - I ,.,, ' AQQMXQ sk ' X N' 151. - - ' ..z' -,ang -- . -f'.-W ' ' ' 255 1 -I? 1. ATL :Qu . IJ . M 5 1 ... M., 5- JM., 5 VI.-gb: .. Jf..,2: QI: ,xv :asf ,1 L. 1.?,4,: ' , ,O -N-s.'u',., -'kxlq vI.Y ,' -722, 3 1 'I P 125 .1 A 1 i I r nf 1- f' 1 1 k K .6 N ' x Q 'lf , 1 . gg 1 9 , I Qrfuhgir- 5 vi' .I- - Seventy-seven wif-11E:N1 lzglsfsf vK111T:H1AlNnNlE1 I 55 THE STAFF OF THE PLAY MATE5 , ' r Z ' , U ...aan .Banos .S.c'T't'II fj t'llfjllf ITIHIEH 1aQ:S151 IK: IITIHIAININIE 1935 KIT- HAN-NE 4 Ea'ifor-in-Clzirf Photographic Editor JAMES A. HELFRICH DENNIS L. DINEEN IJIXIE A. BEACHY NICHOLAS A. KERENICK NELDA E. JOHNSON MARGARET L. TOMLINSON ROBERT T. BEA'1 1'Y FREDERICK A. HOUGH IVAN D. DOVERSPIKE FRANCIS C. STOUFFER MAXINE H. SWIGART RACHAEL PAINTER Liffrary Editor PAULINE E. GRINDER zfssociata Literary Editors NORMA A. BISH CHARLES L. STEIM RICHARD S. BOWSER MARIAN NEUROHR Sports Ezlifors JOHN E. O,ROURKE Art Editors VERNE W. DXICCANNA Bbtiiflfff Maizagers VVALTER N. FRYE GEORGE C. SULLIVAN IRENE M. CARRIER Staff Secretaries DONNABEI.LE M. STENNETT Advixory Members THOMAS E. MILLER Sezfenty-nine Q H31 A I -I in-an ....n. -use BQARD OF ACTIVITIE Nlunflinflz Inq 4'r:ui::, XIV, 1'r:umm-r. .lnvla U'lhmrlm, .lnmvs Sm-if:-rl. Manx Saunlwy, Mfllrvl: Nlr, .Xmlw-rsvux, XIV, Hulvs, NIV. llulv, XliII'iilII Nm-llrohr, Nliss lla-ilmnn. Ii:lIhlm'n Nl'Ill'ulIl' l.uwiII1- Ilunl illilllll. Tnp Ifulr: ll, Ililnl, 42 Zu-ll:'l'mw, Nl, 'I':rls:lk. S. llc-vw, Bl. Slllilll, H. Swi:::ll'I, Xl. Nl2l14'1'I'. Nrrmnl lfnlrz IZ. Vznllmulln, ll. I-'11-rxvln. H. Singh-, .l. llnlltgrmxne-zgv, l'. HI'ilIfll'I', I.. Wilson, Bl. AlJlll'l'I'. 'I'lfirrI lfmrz XI, Vlznlxp-M11-, I.. Xlznsl, J. IU-1'1'. I., 1'Hlli1'l', Nl. 1'ulnnn:1, IC. Vlaurk, I.. llullrlnw, S. l:lb1bllt'l X, l.1ll:lm. lfrnul Ifmr: X. I'l1'llII1'l', ll. AI4-1-hling. l-I. I..-lun-l', Xl. 1'I:lyp+mlv, A. 111-im-l'. IC, lilingvnsmitlu, RI lilinuu-nslnilh. li. Nl'I't'll1'. 0r!n1r.vg l'u's-NUI:-nl. NZIVJIII lhmln-rg Yiw-l'1'1-siclm-111, .Xglu-s th-igvrg Sl'4'I'l'IiII'j', Luis l'ulli4-rg Aclvisvl Miss Xlildlwal Xl:lI4'4'1'. LIBRARY CLUB LTII:1lBlNl.l-lQ.lC'vl5 ie: Iifrr-mussel BOARD GF ACTIVITIES The Board of Activities was established in the fall of IQZI 5 and since that time, it has grown to be one of the leading organizations of the Kittanning High School. This organization controls the finances and directs the extra-curricula and athletic ac- tivities of the school. The purpose of the Board of Activities is to promote the efiici- ency of all the school activities through a unification of control. The students of Kittanning High School feel that this Board has not failed in its course. The mem- bership of the board consists of two representatives from each of the three classes of the high school, two faculty members, one alumnus, one member of the Board of Educa- tion, the Superintendent, and the Principal of the high school. Meetings are held several times a semester or whenever a matter of importance warrants the meeting of the board. This organization is important, not only because of its control in the school, but also because it tends to bring the student body into closer contact with the superin- tendent, principal and faculty members of the high school. if af, if THE LIBRARY CLUB One Wednesday noon, a visitor chanced to be walking through a corridor of the Central Building, suddenly his attention was attracted by a rather large room-47c. Curious as to what purpose this room served, he opened the door, there, to his sur- prise, he found a large group of girls, eating and chatting affably. He was about to close the door when one of the group rose to address the assem- bly. Feeling more than an ordinary interest he asked what the object of the meet- ing might be. Not until then did he discover that he had interrupted a weekly meet- ing of the Library Club. Miss Mildred Mateer, the faculty adviser, set the visitor's curiosity at rest by telling what she and her pupils accomplished during the year. The main objective of this departmentf, began Miss Mateer, is to train them in the simple fundamentals of library work and to teach them to take charge of the School Library efficiently. The visitor took his leave, saying to himself: The Library Club of Kittanning High School must surely be worth while. F, U v 1' IIIIUU annum: SESS ll Eighty-one NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC HONOR SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS II. Ilewllllv. 42 IIIlNIIl'I', NY. Xhflislill. I XXII I Il I I ' 'I 'I'l' 'l II' . I. 4.11114 I-I, II. I.xnIw1', N. nah, lu, x IIILLUIISIIIIIII, X. Nm! I. P. NIUIIIIUII. Nl. 5XYl2ilI'I, l'.Y, XI. M-ull-mln: ll. Stan-klmusv. l. XII-1':1wll1l, .I. II-IIHlII'Iil', .I. Xluyvr, Nl. Ym1g:l'1-y. 1 Y. Nlvllxxznin. II. Vruig. .I. SIIIIIIIHIIS. I.. Nlvrwill. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS lfiyfllly-Iivar ITII-llelwlllolslslg Inj IITIHIAINIDQEI NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC HONOR SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS This spring, twenty-one students of the Senior Class were informed that they had been selected for membership in the local chapter of the National Scholastic Honor Society of Secondary Schools. - These students were judged worthy of membership by a committee comprised of eight members of the high school faculty. To be eligible for the society the student must stand in the first fourth of the class, must have spent at least one year in the Kit- tanning High School, and must have the unanimous approval of the council on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Names of the pupils are pro- posed by any member of the faculty, but the most that can be chosen is fifteen per cent of the entire Senior Class. The members of this year's class may nightly feel honored in that they were chosen from a large list of contestants. It is now their duty to promote the object of this chap- ter. In adhering to these responsibilities, they may feel themselves pledged to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire for rendering service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Kittanning High School. ll- 4 4 NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS This organization, founded several years ago, has as its purpose the fostering of high scholarship among athletes, the stimulation of the desire for balanced training, and the development of more outstanding leaders in the secondary schools of the United States. The membership consists entirely of those boys who earn an athletic letter and whose average in school work for three consecutive years is liigher than the general average of the school. Once a year the advisers of the society arrange a banquet to welcome new members to the fold, and such an event is the occasion of much fun- makingf' including as it does the initiation ceremonies. The lettermen of the various sports are also honored, although not all of them are members, by several celebrations held at appropriate times and by little gifts such as much-coveted sweaters, given in appreciation of their fine work during the season. This year no new members were added, and consequently those already belonging feel more than ever the great honor they en joy. Eighty-three 1- ' Illlilf cannon QBE2 ir' ,KA 1 - C 1 S NIOR CLASS PLAY af Nlflurliuyfs ll. Amlzuns. lh-vc-rvml Snmum-l Viggott: N. .lullllsnln lflussy llillq IC. Bl. .lL'lllilllN. II4-lm 1'wrx X lI4'4 lll I1-an l'lll'4ll'I' llulwml Nltlffllll li. l'1lllllllSllhll4', Mrs. lhvlzuul: .l. Nlnmrs-. .lnmo-s lluluml: l. llllYl'l'SllllU', lll'lll'Ql' llululrsg D llc-ml:-rwu, l'JlI'lIlllll' llnlznmli A. Allingvr. ll0l'll'llNl' llul:1ml1 lb. Sc-lul'm-m'li4-lngusl, l'x'inw- S1-rm: Ilzmilmy Tull Ifulrz Il. l.In51l, H, llixlny, A. Xlvl':uIul1:m. .l. H'lIu11rlu', ll. .lm-lc. Nw-um! lfnlr: IZ. lhmllvr. 1'. lYilsnn, X, .lulmsulp S. lh-1 rl, ll. lbrr, ll. l'llillips, Y. l!iIl:lIll. ll. Sl'l'1'lIt IP. lllIllXll'P'il4', Y. xlvllilllllil. 'l'l:ir1l Ifmr: Y. Salnlun-Is. Xl. lflllllvllflllllll, ll. Xl:-vlllinu, H. 1'rulm-r. li. l'l:l1'k. .l, Wills, Y. lllllNllN .l. S:lIs:iu'l'. ll. Slill. ll. Stamps. l'llllIl'fIl lfulf: Xl. lille-l', I,. ll0IH'llt'l', ll. 1'nsl:ll1xu, Xl. Flalylmulv. A. lim-igl-V, 41. SXYlLl'1ll'l, Xl. NY:llI1'lN Y. l'.ll'lllll'l', li. lh-hull, IS. IIil4l. lfiflll Itmr: l'. llm-Im. l-1. Iluulas. I-I. All-1'l:lI'l'1-rly. .l. llulsvy. ll. Wllitv, ll. l'u1'nisll. IC. .Il-nkins, Nl Ill-vllwllll, S. ll'-1-sv, .l, l-'l':ll1IZ. Ifrnul Imfrz Y. lrinuvr, I. lh-ynulnls. Xl. SIPXYZIVI, V. lllhlhI'lll'I', I.. Wilsun, Nl, lllllllllllil. IC. Ilnwlc, Nl llllllll'lS. l'. S1'lllllllll. Uli1'1'l'N1 l'l'1'Nllll'lll. .luvli 4Vl:Ulll'lil'2 Yll'1'l'l'4'Sl1ll'lll, llivl: .lzlvlcg Sm-l'vl:l1'y, Nl:ll'gzu'c-1 'I'1nulinsml I 'I'l'1-:lMll'1'l', lh-IIA' llilclg l :l1'l1lIy Aclvim-l', Xliss Xlillllwtl Hillsnll. lzzlgfllly-j411zr lfrli-1TE,lNL11gl 5151 IK! IlTlHlAl1ilNlEl SENIGR CLASS PLAY Before a large and appreciative audience, the annual play of the Senior Class of the Kittanning High School was staged Thursday evening, February 21, in the high school auditorium. The young people reflected credit on their coach, Miss Mildred Gibson, and won merited applause for themselves by perfection in their lines and by their splendid portrayal of the characters in Dollars to Doughnuts. The stage set- tings Were also attractive and added much to the enjoyment of the production. The story is a complex one of the farcical type, the action taking place at the country home of James Boland, a wealthy business man, and encompasses the efforts of the Boland girls, Caroline and Hortense, to win their chosen ones. The efforts of the family to make one man feel that the family is poor and, at the same time, to impress another with their wealth bring in action difficult to stage successfully. The members of the cast are to be congratulated on their work which betokened long hours of practice and rehearsal-all for the glory of the Class of '35. i' 'Ir ir DRAMATIC CLUB Since the need of student development along the line of dramatic art was in much evidence, Miss Mildred Gibson re-organized the Dramatic Club this year. The main purpose of this club is to train students for platform reading so that they can appear before an audience with grace and ease. Special attention is also given to devel- oping an appreciation for dramatics, to the culture of the voice, and to lyric action. Further, this is a course in personal development in which the student learns to think clearly and to discover possibilities in himself never dreamed of before. Any good character study will bring out the best dramatic qualities in an individual, this has been portrayed by the discovery of several good amateur players in the club. Besides, the course helps to develop within the student a deep appreciation for good literature. During the year, a number of plays were given. The programs that have already been given were unusually successful and we look forward to the remainder of the selections of this term. , I' U if BB - H IIIIIB naman SB Eighty-five Imp l.'rnr: IP. Mx, ll. hllllsun. X. Irlllllllllfll, J. llm-Itrlvll. .sf LE CERCLE FRANCAIS rmul Ifmr: II. I:lIIli1'l'. V, Wilson. li. Xluhlvy, ll. lh-uvlny. Nl. Smith, IC. Nl. Hzlwk. , - , , . . lrnul Ann: N. Iilsln, I', 1uI'III4lt'l'. N. .lnlms4m, II. l'4u1mlslum-. IG. Ilunlas. S, Xlvtiiw-rll. hlf-1.w1': Nllss Hs-In-n li. li:-ilmnn. fp l.'mr: NIV. Sinmmus. I.. 'l'r':lislu-V. NI. WIN-Inn. IC. 'I'c-rry. A. Hl'j'lltlI4IS, Nl, I.v:l1'al, N, Iiis f,HilILZI'l'. ll. liI:lln-X. ll. Slum-:Ira-r. .l. S:lx'u1l:1. ll. 'l'n.x'. Xlr. Xlulislm. wnurl l.'urr': XIV. llnlwr. NI. Sll2IlTl'I'. II. l'1':mIz. Xl. I risvhImrn, V, 'l'i1-rm-y, II. HUIIIIIII. ll. llznlll IH .l. Vullie-l'. .l, 1'l'rnIZt'I', 1', SIl:lI'Ic-V. XII: St'Il1'ill1'lll1Illll'l. llmvl Ifmr: IZ. Nuunl, NI. SIn:uI'I'1-r, lu. Ilvum, A. .XllilILl1'l'. W. llc-4I:Ii1l. I.. Wilson. ll. Hills-1 I XY lux I' l'l snmln I' . H, IN . lrnnl l.'n1rZ Il. l.l:nnv,x, N. Um-ql. J, II.wI1, .I. Ihvwn-r, 'l'. 'l'u1'm-l'. W. Nlm'rmx'. li. Szllllllllh IGMA DELTA ITIHIEINI Iolslfslg IKIIITII-11AlNlmIEl LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS In this, the eighth year of Le Cercle Francais, a record membership consisting of third year French students has been attained. Guided by Mademoiselle I-leilman, the club mentally traversed the streets of Paris, stopping to admire and to discuss such his- toric spots as L'Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame. There were Crepe Suzettes, those tingling pan-cakes no American can make, eaten at Ciro'sg filet de sole at ll'Iarguery's, strolls in le Bois de Boulogneg and shopping on La Rue de la Paix. The period of the French Revolution was particularly discussed in these weekly wanderings from class-room routine. Napoleon and Josephine were brought out of the shadows to become again living, breathing, romantic figures through the medium of la Mal- maison, seen only in pictures. Even some French art found its way there and some novels, such as the famous Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. The entire ground covered held a personal appeal to the club not only as French students but also as ordinary human beings seeking crumbs of culture from the lavish table of Education. if if if SIGMA DELTA Time stands still, we mofve on. Through this organization of the school, the students of the different science de- partments are given an opportunity to cooperate. The members of the Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and General Science Departments have taken advantage of this opportunity to meet and discuss new happenings in the world of science. To be eligible to the club, a student must have a grade of a one or a high two. This incentive has spurred its thirty members to greater efforts of attainment. At the general assemblies, the students may each report upon a suitable subject of common interest. The club has elected no officers this year but is directed by the science teachers-Mr. Baker, Mr. Schiedemantel, Mr. Matisko, and Mr. Simmons. The club sponsors many entertaining projects. Among these are field trips, small social functions, the National Gorgas Essay Contest, the Nature Contest at Carnegie Museum, and an annual trip to Pittsburgh to visit museums, conservatories, and other places of scientific interest. .These many projects inspire the students of the science departments to strive to become' members of this popular club. I+ . 'Z -, I I' -5, 'I :naman Iiunnuna B552 u X It Eighty-seven TRI-HI-Y 4 Uffiz-rrx1 I'i'I-si4l4-nt. XI. I-Iurly: YII'I'l'I'I'NIlI4'III, l. lim-ylminis: Sus-1'vl:1ry, A. IIis'Ii:il'1ls4m1 'l'1'4-aisura-I l'I, NI. Ilzlwk: AIIYINPIQ Miss I:I4'I'IiiIIIIIN'I'. Top Ifulrz ID. Ili-n4I4'l'sul1. 1'. .Inlm-s, S. 'l'i4-rin-y. Ii, l'HIIl'IIIIilYI'I'. Nr:-mul Ifulrg NI. Nlnzznllzn. Ii. Ilill, Y. .IuIinwn. Ii. Nvllrulir. M. VIVUIIIIIIIHOII. I'. I'ziin1vr. XI. I'ImIvrw 'l'I1ir1I Ifrflrz I-I. 'I'l'JIIISlll', II, Ilzirlhm-I, S, Itila-In-y, I.. 4':lylnr, .I. liilnsun, If. I'uII:lr4I, AI. Nwi1::ii'l. lnllllliffl I-'uirz II, SIUIIIIUII, IZ. Nlulvli-y, II. II:lm-y, Il. Imsvh. FII. Ifnnii-ls. II. Ibinvvn. Il. Stn-lrivli. I 1flI1 Huff: Il. Nzrllu-1'. XI. Smith, Ii. Xlvllwnin. IP. Nlviulirn-, Il. Ms-I'Il1l'4', I', NIl'l'IlIIII1l, Ii. liivlwp XI, 4'lJIj'Iuml4', II. I I'l'Ii4'Il, H, YY1llI'I'. Si.l'lll Ifuirg .L 'l'n,i', Y. ltusn-:ilu-1':4-l'. A. Allingvr. .I. Ilii-V4-l'. N. JUIIIINIIII, III. IQIIIIQUIINIIIIIII, 1'. Yurlu Y, Wie-ell. I-'foul Ifmr: XI. Sll1:ii'l, IP. Wilww, i', l:1I1II-IlI'I', I'I. Ilnwk. A, III:-Imrmlsnn, RI. I-Iurly, RI. lliwliwilli, I II:-ylwlnix. I-Z. Iiliiiun-nmnilli. .l. Ifrniilx, .l. liin-iw-lc. I . Y2Il'Il0XYIl'II. 'l'ul1 Ifnrr: .I. II1-II'i'i4-Ii. V. 'I'i'uulln:ln. l'. Slrzittun. II. Stmups, XIV. Nlalislw. Nrrmlfl Ifnlrg II. Up:-l, Y, 'I'urm-y, W. t':u'r, l'. SIUIIII. N. Iil'I'1'IIIL'Ii. I-'irxl lfuirz II. Slillson. II. Aiilliuliy. IP. Ilim-vii, II. I-'vi1'IiI. IG. I'Ilp:in. Il'!fi4'1'r.wg I'i'n-sid:-nl. Il, Ilim-I-nz Yin- I'i'i-sisic-nl. II. Hin-lg SI'l'I'0IIll'j', II. Siillsung 'I'l'i-:lsill'vi'. II. An Iiiuiiyg IIISlllI'I2III, .I. lIm'lI'i'im'Ii1 .Mlvisi-l'. NIV. Nlzilisku. lziglzly-viylzl 'I' KI Il Tl HIAINIHIE I TRI- HI -Y You who are young, it is you, it is you Who must make the dreams of the world come true. This club, a state organization, was launched upon its sixth year of active work under the capable leadership of the president, Maude Early. The Club's member- ship is composed of girls from the junior and Senior Classes. The members of the Tri-Hi-Y have displayed united service in their extensive and worthy work. The bounds of their social work, which is carried on throughout the school year, are limitless. This local club has well advanced welfare work by distributing Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, also by observing Bundle Day. During the year, the club does not neglect social activities. The girls endeavor to have at least one party a month and they also have some joint parties with the Hi-Y-Club. The high school girls are guided in their principles by representatives from three of the main training agencies: Home, Church, and School, which they serve in their objective- To seek, to find, to sharef' df df df HI -Y ffydd who me young have d world to build, The future :hall be what you have willed. The Hi-Y Club was organized this year by the State Student Secretary, Mr. Kohl, who called the boys together early in the fall of '34. A large group of boys responded to this summons, and the club was formed from members of the Sopho- more, junior, and Senior Classes. The weekly meetings were held in room IIC on Wednesday nights when the boys carried on group discussions. These meetings were well attended by loyal members who enjoyed giving careful consideration to the various problems confronting the high school student. These discussions were made more entertaining by local speakers. The social activities of the Club conducted throughout the year were rather extensive. The club participated in a joint skating party with younger members of several local churches. The club also took charge of a Christmas party spon- sored by the Salvation Army for the poor children of the community. Many other social activities were enjoyed by the club throughout the school term. In both social and club activities the boys have successfully endeavored to live up to their purpose- To Create, Maintain and Extend Throughout the School and Community High Standards of Christian Character. T , Y-T -, ,, I' U - ' annum canon: 1252 l ll ll In Eighty-nine BA K CASHIERS' CLUB Imp Ifmr: ll. .X1l:lnls. L. I 4-lvlll. .l. Moya-V. .I. Starr, U. Swim. A. Iinw1'l's. r I llllml K xxlllll I3 xwmul Ihnrg II, In-11.41-, Ir, 41:-1-v1', .I. N1'lll'0llI', Xl. 'l'nll1Iil1sun, ll, Nlohloy, L ' , . . Wilvux, l', I':1inls-r. IP. .lm-lc, 'I'. tiilhlm. Illilrl I-'mri Nl, HUIIIIIJIII. .L K4-rr. A. IAPIIIIIIUII, II. l,illI'l'll. ll. llwlmiingvr. A. lfil'lI5ll'llS4 nuhls. Y. l-'Ivlllu-V. li. KHllQl'4'IlSllli1lI, li. x1l'l'lllill2, Il, Vzlllmlllx, IL Sl'l'1'll1', N. JUIIIISUII. II Nl11l'I1l 'I'. Hulllwy, .l. lluIll'l'l'. uurlh Ifulr: li. Ynte-s. Il. Wm-lluu, If. Wulfv, A. Vrniu, W. .Xl1lv1'11m, .l. Aslw. IZ. flllllblllli I Nh Xlnstn-rs, J. l1lll1l4'llI2lll, .l. Nl:-mm. IZ. lhm-. A. Nlmltpgulllwy, ll. Simms, Il. King, l'. l-'m-I ll on X AIl'1'Ii5Il'l'. Il. Ihnlllw. Irnnl Ifnlr: A. 1'0l'lll2IIl, J. Ibmw-l'spilu-, Il. Htbtblllil' Inp I.'un': li. llnmlcs, A. llispzmski, IC, NI. llnwlc, Y. Ilingq-r, W. xvilill, A. AHill2I'I'. I . lulll ln Iullnnl Ifnlr: Xl, Swiunrl, lt, ,l1lIlllSIlllll', 4'. Wilsons, N. 51:14-H11-g:nl', 1'. Yurkn. IL Ilivlu-y 1rlr'i.wr1': Miss Scully XI:u-tire-gnl'. GY ASSISTAN S' CLUB - I-IRI'-I llolslslg i y IKI I ITIHIAININIEI BANK CASHIERS' CLUB Until a few years ago banking was conducted in the high school by the teachers. In recent years, the student cashiers were given this duty that will be of great value throughout their lives. They now carry out this idea of student participation. Two or more students are in charge of banking every Tuesday in each home room, one being elected by the members of the home room to which they belong and the other appointed by the home room teacher. The cashiers receive, credit, and turn in deposits to the adviser who checks and sends them to the bank. Soon after the opening of school in September, the club is organized. A weekly meeting is held at noon each Wednesday. At these meetings rules of banking and methods of procedure are discussed, frequently an employee of the bank or a success- ful cashier of the club is invited to speak. Friendly rivalry exists at all times between the Senior and Junior High Schools, each trying to reach the highest percentage for the week. To further stimulate interest in banking an award is made by the Armstrong County Trust Company to each pupil who regularly deposits. More valuable than any material award received is the habit of saving regularly. 'A' 'Ir ak GYM ASSISTANTS' CLUB Because of the eager enthusiasm of the girls to participate in class and intra- mural sports, Miss MacGregor organized a club that enabled girls to prove ability in physical development. This organization was so popular that it has outlived a dura- tion of three years and now claims more participants than in former years. The work done by this selected group of girls is very successful and is a great aid to the instruc- tress. The assistants are chieliy chosen on a rating of mental and physical development. These assistants then take entire charge of intra-mural sports and, in some cases, have progressed to a stage where they can skillfully instruct class routine on the gym floor. In the early fall, these girls ably directed volley ball teams, and in a later season, capably managed the basketball season-chosing the teams, arranging playing sched- ules, and refereeing all games. To be chosen as a gym assistant has now become the ambition of all sport partici- pants, and these leaders with their instructress are to be commended for this spread- ing enthusiasm. - I +----65 Ninety-one SENIQR ORCHE TRA af V . ,- . ,, . . . . , . llllw-wl-rl' I'm14-M.-n- llnu.-X X. unlmrrnzzz Imn-I XI. NI1'XN:lI'I. .l. I.11-V4-1': 4.u1l:11' 4.. XIIIII-ri I,:1u,lw I,.II1mI'm-I Yiulin II Nxml XI Illmlmx I In 1lI4l I X4l1N1I X Nxwlmxldl N . fx , . :' 1. sI4'I',I'. Slmnzq-'... ,. :w ' I-.. Nl. Ilnxxl, II. In--vl'm-V. 4'. In-rgx. II. Ivins-vu. .l, Ilulsmgv: S:1xwvl1Imm-s ll. Wlnilf-. .l, Ill-Nl: VIH mv-lx NI. tullmlru. NI. .XIIN-n. J. XI--mm. 4-. I'l4':1r1I: 4m'u4-I5 XI. I-ry:-, 4., Alf- : 1 . ,I ,. . , .- . . , . Ilzaw: Iluu .I. 4-Ilhxurlll II'uIlIIvuIll'x N. Im:-II, .X. Ilvznrnl, I.. :XII4'2lI'4'I'I I-:uf I.. .lznlnn-Nm In-umx J. Iu-Iu.nm. II. Iurm-r. IL IP:nu:Iu4-rly. Ilgllw 4., 4rulgvl-l Ii, Su-uw-nv, XI. Wallis-uw: 4IlliI:l1' 45, XIiII4'Vj Yiulins II, IYi4'Iim'.x, II. Iirmxn, II 4.4-mmf-. IX Nnxhrg 4'. Slllllllzllu-V. 45. Iinlz. NI. 4'ul4vnn:l, A. NIll'Ii4lWI4'II. .I. .Xslu-, NI. Ii:lil4'A' I X'--nv-I' Ibm- Yi-'lin XI. IL4-1-Iuxillxz 41-IIN .X. .hull-rwln: I'IIlI'III4'lN .l. NI'-mm. .I, IM:-mm. l I -A I' I.-I. 4 bIIIl'lx I.. I lux--nu-x'. .I. A-'Inn'--vin-Izumi, 4.. XIUIIIIII. .l. 4 IlIlI'4'IIIII. .L IIIIIITIIIII. I.. BIIII 'I'l'fnllImln-N I Nlx l'l'I5. 1-:nl'vl'. In Illumgx I ,Xlm Il. Ilauw-: IIVIIIIIB II. .IuImwn. .I, Inulmm, Il. Imu I1 JU ICR GRCHE TRA ir .X,rln'lv-lrun uni XIII' I S NIOR GIRL ' GLEE CLUB 4 T011 311311. G. llzllcvlg L. Must, I-I. 1!v1'lil1c. lt. 1':l'UIl, F. Iiivkvy. Y. lllmmlvs, J. Wills, H. Whitv, L . 1- sun. Srwnlfl lfrrzrz Il. All'1'llIl'L', J. XVvlwl', ll. Wilos, Ii. Alcl':l111m, IC. Wiblv. J. l':lIlllliIl:IUI', Nl. Iioylvslvin V. Sinn-luis-I'. Al. Dzlnivl. 142. Clzxrk. 'l'l1ir4l lfmr: Il. llumimrlun, A. LUIIIIIIUII, T. I.:1slwr, V. Lzlirml, I'. llidimn-I'. 141. Valllun. II. l'l:1y1umlu M. Nolrlv, M. liuyd. Fnurrlz lfuzr: H. Flnln-1'1y, 141, l:I2lllQllCl', 0. Ynumr, ti. 4'rntzvr, L. Ilmu-lwr, Rl. f'lll'lliSll, .l. Stvnm-It I. Sllill'f0l', J. Stivmlson. l l'0l1f lfnlr: L. IAIUUIIIJIIH, ll. Almuw-. 0. XViln-s, L. Klinv, L. Jzmlis-son. IL Siiil, ll. Titus. li. Iflillgvll smith. A. Nh:1IT4-r. Nl. 'l'u1ulins1m. H. NYilli:1ms. , Sb-- Top Rolf: J. l:it'l'0l', li, lIlxlNlk'l'Sllll, I'. llvlm, J. Blflwilllllil, IC. AIl'1'l2lITl'I'IA', A. Wnllu-V. AI. SIIHIT4-I IC. llnoy. Sm-01111 Ifolr: li. 1 l:llwx'1y. F. Clblligilll. Il. Svdwivlc, F. 1'ul1:u'd, I-I. AI4iIII2'llIlll'l'X, J. Smith, L. All-Fwy Y. Ilullvn, .l. llulss-y. J. Ihlgh, K. Kvlls. U. lI:11'1'. Tlzirrl Ifmr: A. Slingrvr. IC. Bl4'IN'I'IllUT1. Al. Ilwkwitll, I'. Mv1':lnn:1. Al. Blilllbllil, H. Slilgllh A. Smith A. Ilia-lml'1ls4m. IP. SIUIIIIUIIJ li. 1-'4-rl'y. lt. IAIil'lI. Fnurflz Nun-1 NI. Illm-k. V. llx-nry, Rl. f'1IlllllHRl. Ii, lmsa-ll. A. H1'iL'f4'l'. R, Villllllllll. I'. S1-hmidl. Fifth I-'out L. Wilson. Il. Al4'1uI'y1'v, N. .luhnmm, ll. All'f'llll'U, IZ. l:4NDlll'l', 1'.vXYilsnl1. Ni.rfl1 Ifozri M. .Iu1'11zln. L. Glvun. H. Slllllll. S. lim-Iwy, IL N-rum-. lx. Ihmlm-r, li. l'UllIlllSl4llll'. 1 rnnf Ifmr: Nl. Stewart, J. Gibson, 12. AIULTIIHIIQ, Al. NV:1lI1-rs. M. l'lilA'IbllllI1', IC. l.ch11vr, li. S1'IH'l'j S Nloifiiiiili 'GLEE CLUB 4 Xifzrly-!11r'cv PRO H GLEE CLUB A , W . ,, , . . . 1-mul hun , ll. Urr. lx. lI'JlIIhIll'. 1-. Nam-N. A. AIl'I.2lII2'llllll. Al. Slu:lI'I4-r. N, All-I.1':ln. Y. Nlunlw' I- Ynlllll. AI. AI1'lP1'l'Ill4rll, A. IQIIIINUIIIIRHI. I , I - , . . . . , . . , , , . lluul lmrr. I'. Hollv. XX. Al4l1-rluu. X. Alyvrs. 11. llllm-s. lx. A1'll4'Il'mx', 1. II1'l'l'. lx. Al4'l'l:lin. Al. NIHIIT1-r. li. liuuhl. AI. I.:ui1'1I. ll. I-'Inlu-rly. ,W ,. .. . . . , ,, V ,. lfp lmu . I.. I-lulln-l'l,x. Il. I-In-la. ll. AIM nllum, A. I'Ii'lllIllLZ, I-. 0 lnUllI'lil', II. l'Vx'l1vll. I-. I-wx. J. Ysn , sn-I. 41. S1-rvru-. A. .AIIIIIUIIIM l. xIK'l'llH4IllLlIl. II. Url: rmnl Ifmf: A. Vuxluinu. li. 111-1-1-lu. J. N1'lII'HllI', I.. 1lr':xl'I. H. lllllllllilllgll, Y. Slivzms-m, ll. llzxm-, Il. I'ulIi1-r, NI. Il:lil1-lv. Al. Vlvxm-l'. A. lifmsu-l'. S. lfllill. Imul Ifmrg ll. Alu:-Nm. It. l4'uIl.1n:m, J. lu-NI, S. NVIIVIY, l. Hp:-l. AI. I:4'IlNllll. S. I.ipN-r. Ii. IA-uxl l' Sc-lm':ll'tx. NI. l'urr4-n. A. Iln-Im. l'. Xlmnw-. IP. XYiIli:1mx, PRO H GLEE CLUB 4 A' invly-fuzzr lop hun . A. Alu-md, Xl. AAlll!Ill'4I, I.. l'll4'k, AI. he-1-nl. A. 51'lll'l'4'HllQHhI, AI. Alu:-sm. lu. Ixmwlm. A. lhxnf hh II Nmlm ITIHTBIN!1IQlrSl5! lKljlTlHlAINlNlE BoYs GLEE CLUB 4 'Ki sf il.,. E Top lime: limba-rt Stewart, Wallace Vuoke, fllilllilt' XIeNnhh, IC, Smith, V. SlialTvr. Ifrnnt Nuff: Arllinr If'irmin, Iiarrel JIPIIPS, Betty M4-t'lu1'e. Miss Iflxllic-i'ty, Ilenry Hudson, lll hui Ansley MVC: QI z Miss RL 1'ii FI.AHER'1'Y Direffor of Vow! MllA'iE The Glee Club Organizations of the high school con- sist of the Boys' Glee Club, the Senior Girls' Glee Clubs, and the Frosh Glee Clubs. Under the talented direction of Miss Ruth Flaherty, these clubs have made commendable progress. In the course of the school year, these clubs made sev- eral appearances rendering skillfully blended selections of classical, sacred, and semi-popular songs. These or- ganizations are made up of students from every class in high school, who have learned to appreciate the value of good music. The aim of these groups is to arouse and to stimulate an interest in vocal music among students so talented. tu 14 C, rg 5 C IIIIIU IIBUDI 1221 I I I Q C Nivzeiy-fit'e r f LTlHiEiNl1IQl5i5 :Ki Infrmusumiai BUY ' BA 4 Front Linn: II. S1'l1m'l'I'vi', D. f'l:1ypool1-, I. l':iss11m1'o. G. Miller, L. Lvnzi, J. RIPHIHI llote. G. KIUIHIII. J. Smith. J. lnghmn, lil. llolm. Il. Jil.Hli0S0ll. ll. Johnson. ll. 'l'nr in ll. llalilgrlwrty, ll. l tote. l'. King. A. l'i4'ai'4l, ll. lluro, 0. Sullivan. l-I. f'nlonn:l Murpiiy, Il. lloyvr, lt. Slit-:in-i', F. Blarney, L. Jaunivson. It'1'ur Linr: H. I'i1':iril, ll. Vimlw, J. Tortorzi, M. Allison. l'. Stn-nrwtt, J. f':ill:1s. L. CII 'i unit ll lui It Whitt li llxoi I lillis 1' Stifiit W Iol lx xi It I 1. s-' ' gtk.. ', . Q '. ., 'z :.', -. U- V, . 'ow, ', S'if::1' t'Innri-liill. ll. Winslow, A. flllllI'l'lllll, J. l3l:1n+-y. W. Frye. li. Serriio. ll. fllblilllllil I Gould, ll. ali-l'in-rson, It. Long, C. llensim, S. Rm-tl, W. Wray, J. llople-r, D. ilu pools-, G. Sullivan. lriri'r'lm': 1'l'lDfi'NS0l' Jzunes Y. Colonnri. 'U -gt , that adds greatly to civic development. proud. JAMES V. COLONNA Direclor of Boys' Band , Y- l - .- Y J Y' U - I nausea cannon mama Ninrty-.tix For promoting good sportsmanship and a gcncrll feel ing of happiness, no other organization can compete with the Boys, Band. During the football season this group of boys faithfully took their stand on locil strcct corners and willingly supported every game. FI hc Bows Band is a big benelit to our community, as wcll as to our school. These lads voluntarily participate in all commu nity activities and lend to these occasions a musical spirit We should attribute the greatest commcndation to both the members and Professor james V. Colonna for this self-supporting band of which we may be justly . 55 TGP . 4 . P v W 5 o 0 if 6 2 w POST SCRIPT H al One peep within these pages, dm! you will laugh, Perhaps for ages. Snapshots small, a joke or two, fl diary kept The whole year through. But! One finger my lips pressing, I jimi that I Must leave you guessin For if I put all in writin Then you might turn Zeus! The work would just be waited, And not one drop Of laughter tasted. 5 1. 4.f1. gsE' -H. -I' , V ..g: . P1 WV? These pages slighting. .5 3 E. N 1 Q 5 a o Kriltlezalelaleu The High School Calendar for 1934-1935 flieing a duplicate of Sammy Pepy's well-known diaryj A collections of slams, knocks, kicks, secrets, sarcasm, irony, metamorphosis, etc. -which we guarantee to be the truth. But truth is stranger than fiction. -Y- SEPTEMBER Tuesday 4illTSCl'l00l starts with a rattle instead of the proverbial Ubangl' when two new peculiar students enroll in Mr. Scheidemantel's class. fNice little poisonous petsj Wednesday 5th-Alas, alas, just 178 more days of school. Thursday 6th-First Senior Class meeting held, at which Johnny struts his stuff. fllonday 10th-The Kit-han-ne Staff is busy laying out the dummies, The staff has been busily engaged since the opening of school, and has bright hopes of suc- ceeding in time. Tuesday 11th-An announcement is made to the effect that the seniors will have a stand at the games. All freshmen are requested to ask their mamas for an extra nickel in order to patronize the seniors. llfednexday 12th-Flash! Poor Shiedy gets in dutch, the cops caught him playing with bombs. Can you blame the pupils? 3? Thursday 13111-A secret observer hears Nelda Johnson remark to Dick Nix- Jimmie Helfrich's got a girl! Whereto Dick replied, O yea, he was practicing on me. ' Monday 17th-Blue Mondayl O faculty, thou givest me naught but ought fo'sJ. Thursday 2Ofl1'RCSC3fCh by Tommy Allison reveals that Shakespeare's Ham- letl' contains a few characters unheard of heretofore-Tommy announces the discovery of Phlonius, Rubenstiff, and Gorlenshoroda, as actual participants in this famous tragedy. Tuesday 2 5th-The French Students have learned to say Oui, oui, monsieurf' Thurxday 27th-Whoppeel The unusual happens--early dismissal for the laying of the hospital cornerstone-an event of much importance to -us. Friday 28th-Whisssss--Time is flying by, howls your vaccination? , i X i f, O Q Q , . , , Q o 0 ' - 1 U 1 4 Q on Ninety-nine lei Iisiarrsialbnel OCTOBER Mondays lst-- Anthony Adverse creates small riot in Senior English Class. Thanks, Norma, for an entertaining hour. NO STUDIES. Thursday 4tlz-Mr. Power and Mr. Potts treat the Kit-han-ne Stal? to a big feed. Who drank the most pop, Potts? Tuesday 9th--The French Class receives a rise out of Miss Heilman today when she made this statement: Soon I'll have taught my pupils' grandparents. Watch those gray hairs, Mademoiselle. Friday 12th--O, Dinsmore, we have one on you-we noticed that you forgot the curfew and attended the game the other night. Monday 15th-VVc hear that geometry is very inTRIGueing, but you'll have to prove it to us. Tuesday 16th-First pay day for the students, and some are lost in woe to find their salaries so meager. Wednesday 17th-Still resting after the reaction of pay day--some on their glo- ries and some on their-. Thursday 18th-Ansley had egg on his face today-the cafeteria opened. Monday 22nd- Nobody knows nothing. Dave Billheimer has just assured us that he can dissect an angle. lfVednesday 24th-Stop your ears-the orchestra is practicing Rain, Even Fos'l would like to think. A Friday 26th-'Half holiday. Staff goes riding and Denny airs his feet. Tuesday 30th-Gold-Dust twins of Kittanning High School-Tommy Miller and Wadie Baker. 4 NOVEMBER Thursday Ist-Hi-Y organized. VVhy not organize a Y-Trin? Mondays 5th-Some proofs are worrying study hall teachers as well as Seniors. The missing link now discovered. Tuesday 6th-New casel Dixie falls for Erstine quite dramatically! fThe floor boards are loose in Mr. Miller's roomy Wednesday 7th-After a recent spelling bee, Mr. Alter made this inquiry of a brilliant senior, What did you sit down on, Dick? ' Student Bowser blushed pro- foundly and refused to answer! Class giggles in unison. '-'2?+'fU One hundred lTlHlBlNL1IOISI5! iw! I ITIHIAININIEI UN, X, THE EQRMEP OF K.H.5. TICKET I IME K Q umm JMET 5 Q15 n , WO wmmmm Q 1 Rx f I . TRAPEZE ix 'A . j f' J X hX f W 1 X 12,4 W X 5,?j,jJ-.1 A' RAFPINJ ' ' NUR EP IN THE LAB. :J, H ' lllillig liuanuouil lame Ona lzmzdrcd one as 4 l in xlrfealelelel Fr-:day 9th-The honorable teachers haven't forgotten the art of giving assign- ments. What good is a holiday? .Monday I2th-'WUXtY2l Ford City was snowed under today in a brilliant clash. VV e have the ducks quacking now! Hot-diggety-dog. Wednesday 14th-The Biology Classes have some fish. fAlso poor fish-Jack Mazzottaj Thursday 15th-Swell eats for the senior girls by the B.P.W. Good advice given. Saturday 17th-Who ran when the gun went bang? Bunnyl Bunnyl', Bunny! Monday 19th-Got up, washed, and went back to bed. How the teachers haggle us on blue Mondays. Oh myl Wednesday 21st-Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling-only 124. more school days. Friday 23rd-Mr. Gerheim nick-names his Law Class Bughouse. We'll for- give you this time, but don't let it happen again. Monday 26th-Work on second issue of the paper-no supper for Wildcat Staff. Wednesday 28th-Roller skating is quite a diversion. What is the big attraction? Thursday 2 9th-Vacation started with blisters as a result of last nightis diversion. Is any one blue? ? ?? -Y- DECEMBER Saturday Ist-Vacation. Sunday 2nd--Vacation. Wednesday 5th-Freshmen Class holds party-nominates officers. Friday 7th-Teachers suffer from attacks of laryngitis-My what a relief for their tongues! Monday Ioth-Ivan Doverspike replies to the question Who was Thomas Edi- son? by saying I don't know half the boys in the Freshmen Class. Thursday I3ih1DF. Gable tells students plenty about radium--nuff ced. Monday 17th-Lost-on the third floor corridor-a fountain pen by Velma Dinger half full of ink. ' Wednesday 19th-School Thrift Assembly-ask Clara how much money she has in the bank. Friday 21st-Vacation is handed out with the Wildcat. Sunday 23fd'1TCn more vacation days. U 0 1 llllll alumna i ' lmma ,I C I I I I F U I One hundred two K1 Inflaaisnsleu 4 JANUARY Tuesday Ist-Happy New Year! Lotsa high-powered resolutions made and not broken, yet! Wednesday 2nd-Back to the work house we must go! Who's sorry now, we wonder. Friday 4th--Students are getting to know Dad Thomas better. Special attrac- tions--spats and mustache. Monday 7th-Zelia: 'Tm so cold my teeth are chattering. Ed: Well, why don,t you put them in your pocket.', Thursday zoth-Senior High Assembly. Sunday 13th-Being very superstitious all good students remain inside, safe from the ravages of the weather. Wednesday 16th-Physical examinations. We hear that Isabel Reynolds has heart trouble -we wonder! Friday 18th-Mr. and Mrs. Galloup delightfully rode through a Senior High Assembly today. Saturday 19th-We all buy ponies to ride through the Latin exam Friday. Come on Sparky! Wednesday 2 3rd-The seniors show their loyalty to their class by appearing for play try-outs. Friday 2 5th-Ford City-Kittanning Basketball Game. Kittanning Students go to Leechburg to give assembly program. Monday 28th-Some go to church-some don't, Some love their beds-some don't, That's all. Thursday 31st-Senior philosophy- sophomores are green, freshmen are greener, you'll never be Wise, until you're a senior. 4 FEBRUARY Friday ISITHCYC comes the bride! Many high school students take part in the leading social event of the year- VVomenless Wedding. Tuesday 5th-Stackhouse gives Rote an intelligence exam. He rates as high- grade moron. 1 A fe F ' ' .- ' ' ' '0' llama .I Q c 0 4 4 1 n 9 Q One hundred three LTIHIBINIAIQLSISI Irs! IITIHIAINIHIEI Friday 8th-Elmer makes a hitl Thanks Leechburg for an entertaining as- sembly. Monday 11th-Bob Doverspike: Dick's mustache makes me laughf, Letitia: It tickles me too. Wednesday Iggfll-Jim Bowers: Is Miss Shaffer very old? Laura Graff: Old! I'l1 say so-she told me she taught Caesar. Thursday 14th-Tommy Miller is sizzling because he received a comic valentine from one of his ardent admirers. Friday l5fh'SClll0I'S give successful dance. Gym attractively decorated. Many from out of town attend. Monday 18th-Dress rehearsals for senior play. Ol VVhat a headache. Ufednesday 20th-Senior Class gives premier performance. Spread the good news-plays is a big success. Thursday 21st-Stage fright all gone. Stars shine tonight. Friday 227l11TF0I'Ll City-Kittanning Basketball Game. Nice work Kitties.', Tuesday 26th-Zimmerman takes us all fishing. All pupils are deeply interested in sea lore. Thursday 28fh-Rainy day. Let's Gilt at the cafeteria. I like to throw crackers, don't ou Case P Y Y 4 MARCH Friday Iii'-'XVC dodge snowballs again. Oh well, it won't be too long 'till spring. Monday 4th-Budget balancing made easy-Pittsburgh School of Accounting shows pictures. Thursday 7th-Bob B.: I couldn't find Betty at the dance last night. VVhat was she wearing? Stacky: Me out. Monday' Ilth-Kit-han-ne Staff meeting-book nearing ulast roundup. VVork on humor section launched. Friday 15th-A handsome Scotchman from VV. Sz J.-none other than the fa- mous Cameron Ralston himself--shook us quite out of our usual rut with a most interesting address at chapel. Sunday 17th-St. Patrick's day in the morning. 'KOnce there were two Irish- men-- Tuesday 19th-Assembly program sponsored by Dramatic Club. Dr. Talcott was very entertaining. Thursday 21st-First day of spring by the calendar. Friday 227lll'-'lvlilflilll has a dream-faculty members beware. Monday 25th-Examinations have a habit of arriving before we're all prepared. - --- 5 One hundred four uT1fnErN11nQ1s15r IRI IITIHIAININIEI vAmg-rv aus DRCAMERON onwmswmf , q 1 . ? .1 1 A I hi ' our! 'I7lU. AND SHORTD' LOCK A GANG AT THE GATE Q iTHEBR!D6EU:Sl6H5 ' 'lL U HOSPIW Ummm 2 X 77177145 N. BCETTN ,pa-Q, EUIC U 1' . L A 1 r' , - coouno Q OFF r 'U - I llllaf imma lame ,a I I Q I One lmndrud fiv THE :Loses f IQIITIHIAININIEI 1 'll A I Thursday 28th-Band concert in auditorium. Friday 29th-Ringling Brothers might have felt insecure if they had witnessed the first class entertainers that appeared at the Kit-han-ne Circus. Sunday 31st-March moves on-like a lamb? 4 APRIL Monday Ist-April Fool! and how Thursday 4th-Seniors resort to hill-billiness-a Square Dancel Sunday 7th-This Space is dedicated to Philip. Philip who? Philip space, Silly! Thursday 11th-Pay chapel. Monday I5fh'1lVIlSS Titzell: Harrisonl you inherited your laziness from your father. Harrison A.: No, ma'am, he still has his. Friday 19th-D0 you think the Easter Bunny will be good to you? Wednesday 24th-A play in assembly. Friday 26th-Sophomore Hop. Tuesday 30th-April abdicates. 4 MAY ' Thursday 2nd-Everybody's doing it. What? Crammingl l ll Pardon! Almost everybody. Scholarship exams. Hats off to these brilliant participants. Qlgnorance is blissj Friday Ioth-May Day. Beauty reigns supreme. May Day festivities prove quite entrancing. Friday 17th--Juniors play host to departing Seniors. Much fun and many tears mixed. Friday 24th-The night of nights-Class Night, and with it the final perform- ance of the senior stars. Sunday 26th-Baccalaureate Services held at the Presbyterian Church. Monday 27illLOlIf last social function. Seniors celebrate with final gathering at the Country Club. Tuesday 28th-Commencement. Yes, just the beginning! Wednesday 29th-Students begin real vacation on last day of school. Even re- port cards could not dampen ardour. Best wishes from Class of '35. - Q- ---fa 0 Q a One hundred .fix -T I-IEINI llolsleslg IKI I ITIHIAININIEI Out of the Mush-Pot He wa: the fir:t man ...... We had pancake:, onion:--.. Who make: good thing: to eat. The :uperlatioe degree ...... Almo:t-a :piritual over:eer. . Don't :care u: ............ What the king :aid ..... . . Our thinker ....... . . A miniature ocean. . . . . . . .ADAMS . .AN-GELO . . . .BAKER ....,.BEs'r . .Bxsnforj . . .BOOHER . ,BOW-SER .BRODHEAD . . .BROOKS What the hig had wolfe :aid ,..... Houcrx Looking for heavyweight .... HUNTINGTON Peck': Bad Boy ........ . . .JAM-IESON A former pre:ident .... .... J OHNSON An ugly hug ...... .,.. L EECH Comparative degree . . . .... MooRE Here': my hat, where':. , . . . .MCKAlN? Do you want :ome ........ .... M OYER What you do when angry .... NEUROHR A mode of conveyance .,.. . . .CARR Naughty-naughty ..-.--. lhl- N IX-Nix Howw he take her home ' CARRIER A preciou: little :tone .... . , .OPEL Come back ' ' 'COLDPGAN Found on a boat ..........,...... ORR 914, ben 'frigid ' C COKE Who di:covered the north pole .... PERRY ouch-my feet aw- CORNISH After Thank:gioing you're ..... PHILLIPPI vwun we would go to bed' ' '4 EARLY Strenuou: work ........ ' .... POUNDSTONE A struggle 'HFEXGHT Our hreakfa:t food .... .... R ALsToN P 'lfw ' ' A ' 'FRANTZ What cut: hair ..... , . .SHEARERQSQ A manner of cooking ...., ..... F RYE Good boy '.'...-.. . . S TILLSON The mo:t healthful hread ....... GRAHAM Sum indmtriomly '.-'. -'.' TAYLOR I want :ome beef-:teak ,... . . .GRINDER What we ind under the Chmtmm tru He': cute .......... .... H ,AN-EY Toys A terrible bird ..... .... H AWK Our i:her: , , , ,,,, TRQU1-MAN F own! on a :hip .... .... H ELM Here': a nick, ........... ..., W mm. A y01mg mountain ..... . . .HILII The World War Pre:ident ...... WxLsoN What we catch ji:h with .... .... H ooKs What doe: thi: do ..,..,..,. END'Rfsj? One hundred seven , ,lOP. J u , . : , , y. i , - 2 l::1i-1rBlNL1lQ1:s151 IK: iriravalauaszl fi .:'4f-: .j'-' I 1 ,-2. ff? M- V1:- wftge. 1 -yy'-H'-3 ,xI.fI4 ij,-'ff' ,l.K..-Q'-f' -I-I---' W fs' ,L T-1 -17? 1111 '3i':i'1 f'Si'Haf5f, 'in ug- 'I Q. , -,xv -1, Q ,ff 3'Y,': -5 fp -,,.,.'- PM '. 1? 354 .4 If ,E , A I,'g .. X. 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