Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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' v .l WILLIAM J. CRISSMAN f'BilZ General I-lere's a boy with dark curlsg He never recognizes the girls. MARTHA IC. DANIEL Ullrzrtyf' General Silt-uve may be the music of life, But what is music without words? .if j , Q, 2 . - J - 'IV' -4 l. -4 u.: l JANET E. CRYTZER Toot Vocational Four years with books Have-n't spoiled her good looks. HELEN M. DINEEN 'fDi- College Preparatory An excellent student, a lovely girl, As good and true as any pearl. .EDNVARD P. DONAXVITZ Edu General Valentino has nothing on this :nan ! BETTY J. DOSCH UDIISCII ia Conuuereial We hear Betty likes a janitor Who graduated in thirty-four. R. GAYNELL DOSCH f'Gay'f General Gay's good nature becomes more apparent As you know her better, 27 HILI. LW V. DORN KN 'fDoric'f General As good as they come tho' as meek as a mouse. GERALDINE G. DOSCII JerryJ' General A popular applause! what heart of man Is proof against thy Sweet se- ducing cluwuls? JEAN M. DOWNS .lcuu. .lIm'ia ' General She laughs and she sings, Excuses she brings, But we know when she's late She's delayed by a freight-

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J, ANNA P. CHEMELLI Ami, College Preparatory She that was fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and never loud. MARGARET A. CLAYPOOL f'Peg General Peggie even from hor birth, Was a fount of bubbling mirth. FLAURA E. CLAYPOOL F1ossie General A good student, a busy lass, All assuming member of our class. RICHARD B. CLAYPOOLE HD i chi' General Mine may be a common name, But 1,111 in the world to bring it fame. GEORGE R. CLOUSE -'f'louse Vocational Ile is a lean, lanky chap who helieves that, ll' you don'1: know, you might als well guess. EARL C. CORNMAN '- f'flI'l1lIllIlL ' Commerci al It' over a person you want to he, Why not he a man like me? DALE J. CRATE HC 1lfiliH ' Vocational Easy going: and Carefree, As nice :L kid as there could be. MARTIN J. CORDERA 'f.lIarty General Ill silence does he serve. DAVID R. COULTER 'ilflllifu Vocational A boy who likes a lot of fun, Who is a friend to everyone. XVILLIABI H. CREIGHTON Billy Vocational He is Mr. Reed's right-hand man, Willing to help all he can. 26 1

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MINICRVA C. FERRY 'I'uI Coininercial 'In silence, she is in happy Ilimnxllt, 'l'hiuking of the boys she has Uillljlllt. RAYMOND ll. FINK FInL'f' C0llllllQ1'ClH1 llc doesn't nmke :1 lot' of noise, llmfs to us- just one of the Imysf' A . J EAN FOSTER 'J-ff'fll!,il College I-'1'e1ia1'ato1'y Fl'4llll the country c-:une pretty .leuu To talkv us by Nlf0l'llli'lllElXbC u Blur Queen. IROBEHT J. DOYERSPIKE Mlillfl Dl S X I l W f 15ub General i'SlI!l!l7'u Gene-ml He loves 1l1e ladies. Nut over uioux io 1 llur they don't know it. Dill il rux nlcc. ,g In own w IHIIGIISON Il. ELGIN YIOIAI L I I RTLRSOX Elgin X'0Ci11llU11fl.1 Vi CLIIQVII Elll0l'SH1l'N lmir is the envy of Quiet To thou ulm know WI the girls: nor, They think he has Such bonu- Ilut .iolls to tlioxu. uho 0 Tiful curls. MAE L. FILIPPI FiIi11pi Conuuerciall Mae is 21 dark, demure little miss 3 We prophesy for her domestic bliss. ELIZABETH FLEMING --Hefty College I'reparatory Hefty has not been always with us, But when she came to stay, She brought ri. ray of sunshine In her very own quiet Way. RUBY C. FOSTER 'Hucf' Vocational No wonder no boy knows of nie, 1'n1 never around for them to see. 28