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

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74a74 Acting under the cheering encourage- ment of our advisers, we, the members of the Senior Class, can face graduation with a triumphant smile. Since we know that all of our successful undertakings have been partly due to their helpful and kindly advice, we wish to extend our most sincere thanks and appreciation to Miss Mildred Nlateer, hir. Theodore Round, and Miss Josephine XVilson. Ralph Plsler Ronald Minteer Theda Crissman Margaret Reid Prfsrdmzl Ivlff'-PI'f'Jidf'7lf Trfaxurfr Secrrtary Pago Twnziy-onf

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TOYLAND TROT 'l'he Senior Class of '39 Presented a drama at Xmas Timeg They did it well and- But you're interested-Listen, l'll tell: Act l-The curtain risesg Before you are all sizes Of tirs and spruce and pine and holly Cut and trimmed to deck the gym jolly. Act ll-Soldiers and dollies out on parade. A sparkling vision-QUon't let it fadell They marched and danced in unbelievable ways A sight seldom seen since the beginning of days. Act Ill-Santa and lollypops, music and songg The evening went quickly-it didn't seem lumpy Gaiety, laughter, dancing, and fun, The curtain is down on a task well done. Payz' 7lfLU1'lIfj!

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E. JEAN ALEXANDER Dog-fatfh1'r iM1'rfhandi.vi11g Little, blond, terrihc . . . pals with Georgia . . . good natured . . . athletic type . . . skates round and round . . . capable Commercial student. KATHRYN E. BANKS Kart Sffrftarial Sells shoes in a shoe store . .. Tri-Hi-Y girl . . . another bike fiend . . . conservative. NORMA M. BEER N1'rm l'70CL1fi07lI1l Tall . . . wears black Cthey say black means wisdomlj . . . is usually seen with Marie . . . writes notes in study hall. M. VIRGINIA-LEE BEST Pz'afl1z'5 Gvnrral Vivaeious newcomer . . . pri- vate secretary to 'fMountain Boy . . , promoter of the Kit- tattlfr . . . likes the opposite sex . . . Peaches to everybody . . . always wandering in the halls. MURIEL J. BOOHER Mun Clasxical Queen of Point Breeze . . . cute and sweet . . . handles her Studebaker like a man . . . will be an ideal housewife . . . di- minutive. -IEANNE C. ASHE Cl11irf Sffrftarirrl Greatest pleasure is playing tricks . . . noble friend . . . Ashe 81 Ashe's office girl . . . feminine Rubinoff . . . tomboy. A. MARIE BARR Poofl1i1 ' Jllfrrlzandising Small, blond . . . stooge to Miss Shaffer . . . Cenjoys her school work j . . . pals with Norma. C. FREDERICK BELL Fred Gfnrral Letterman and hero of the football squad . . . handsome redhead . . . trailed by skirts . . . hails from up the river . . . apple QU of Buzzinotti's eye . . . l'Milkshake kid No. 1. ALDER BETTI Al Commercial Quiet . . . tardy frequently . . hails from East Kittanning . . . baseball enthusiast . . . ped- dles his papers. BEN A. BOVVSER Jr-Jw Vocational His motto is f'Be merry while you mayll . . . always seen with friend Bill . . . Utrapperl' at the Golf Club . . . lives on a hill . . . whiz at cards. SENIORS Pagf Tfwfnty-tfwo