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

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MARGARET L. BEATTY .llag,qiu Home lfc'0lll7lllif.Y A true friend of Gert . . . very talkative outside of class . . . likes dancing and Johnny . . . works in the cafeteria . . . a great friend of Mr. Mathes . . . plans to take up Beauty Cul- ture. MAYME V. BECHTEL .llr1u1iu llrwu' L'f!7llUll1ILJ Cafeteria helper . . . not very studious . . , enjoys watching all sports . . . admires football players , . . has a smile for everyone . . , wants to be a nurse. MARGARET M. BECKWITH 'l'ug, ' tllewlzafldixifzg Always day-dreaming . . . never without BiIl . . . wears a ring . . . can't wait to get out of school-wonder why? . . . prefers a home to a career . . . artistically inclined. BETTY J. BEVINGTON Gig JlAfI'!'IILllIfliJ'ill.g' Merry at all times . . . one of the Clara Vista girls . . . very studious, at certain times . . . true friend to those who know her . . . dependable . . . spends idle moments dancing or reading. MALCOLM M. BIRNEY .llalc .Scientific Plays the clarinet and football well . . . 0 notoriously reckless driver lon a bicyclel . . . doesn't study much but always has good marks . . . popular with his classmates . . . plans to join the Navy. J. LEONA BISHOP H.S'lIlH'fJ'fIlyU llama blC0lIUl1Ii6'.i' Likes to go to the country . . . sticks to those good old '36 Plymouths . . . a very lo- quacious and busy Senior . . . likes to seam . . . plans to work at the P. P. G. MARY LOUISE BLANEY Jrdllkddl' Cltlnirul Slow but sure . . . good-natured, frank and friendly . . . chief ambition: to be an Angel of Mercy -will even suffer a second year of Chemistry . . . likes thrilling movies. JANET W. BOARTS fim1vy Secrufa rial Always in a hurry . . . enjoys amusements of all types . . . likes the country a lot . . . doesn't worry about lessons . . . late to bed, early to rise . . . her favorite parties are weiner roasts. LORETTA B. BOARTS Curly Clasxifal Has an infectious smile . . . has more than one reason for liking Rural Valley . . . a mem- ber of Rifle Club . . . lives in the country . . . lots of pep . . . plans to be a woman in white. BETTY L. BONNETTE Betty CluJ.i'ifal Quiet . . . goes her own way . . . doesn't care for boys . . . has natural curly hair . . . late quite frequently . . . finds studies difficult . . . dislikes people who can't mind their own business. I 'iz gc Tfwwziy one 1941

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Seniors D. ROSS ADAMS :I1liU11 Shoji Ranks first in his class-alphabetically . . . a mighty hunter . . . uses the hall as a meeting place . . . likes to pick apples . . . continuously teasing girls . . . applies himself to shop work. JAMES L. ALEXANDER .A1Ie.t Shop A proclaimed woman hater . . . another of Mr. Duppstadt's handy men . . . enjoys football and movies . . . very ambitious . . . quite peppy for his size . . . thinks you should have your fun while you're able. BETTY J. AMBROSE Sally F!iI.Y.Yil'lIl Always has an excuse . . . loafs at Rendez- vous . . . by-word: Your subjects aren't so hard as mine . . . likes boys from F. C. . . . plays the piano well . . . usually seen with Mary in the Mercury. HARRY W. ANDERSON 5'ln11rfiv Jlw'z'hi1f1r2'isiz1g Rather quiet in the presence of ladies . . . the Lone Ranger of Sociology class . . . am- bitious and conscientious . . . pals with Bud . . . is member of National Guard . . . tinkers with radios. AUDREY A. APPLEGATE f1mlfp illfffhlI7II1I.TiIlt.L' Likes to dance and swim . . . seen frequently at Rendezvous . . . would like to become a pro- fessional dancer . . . favorite orchestra is Glenn Miller's . . . is the ideal of the boys. GENEVRA 0. BAILEY C'fn1M5y .llerz'ha11fli.i'ing Dependable . . . her pastimes are reading and listening to the radio . . . enjoys baking cakes . . . friend to everyone . . . thinks you should have a good time while you can . DORIS C. BAKER Hhlllllfljln flame EL'l7lIi1?lliL',f Refuses to worry about her future . . . doesn't care to have too many questions asked of her . . . attractive . . . likes to dance . . . is par- ticular about the cars in which she rides. RICHARD E. BAUER Biddle Cvllffifllflllll Tall, loose-jointed, six-footer . . . totes papers after school . . . zooms around in his own Buick . . . considers studying once in a while . . . sometimes smokes big cigars. DOLORES M. BAUM 1'lh'De llflfftdltllldiiillg' A good dancer . . . fond of sports . . . one of our little truants . . . very friendly . . . one of Miss MacGregor's helpers . . . plans to be a housewife in the near future. HELEN M. BEATTY lfe1zlfy flame Efnnnmirr Can't get Indiana and ? off her mind . . . likes to skate and dance . . . always seen in the Mercury . . . wears the latest hair styles . . . always hungry . . . hates to be called Shorty, filge T'zmwfy

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Sehio HELEN L. BOOHER Y'1m!ie Hama Efonomics One of Pine Hill's beauties . . . has qualities of a good house wife . . . cheery smile for all . . . isn't crazy about school work . . . intends to take Beauty Culture . . . attends the movies frequently. EDITH L. BOWSER I'k'a'iu illen'fu11z1li.rif1g ls not a bit bashful . . . has a longing for the boys in Baltimore . . . enjoys weinie roasts-also school . . . fond of writing letters . . . plans to attend a vocational school in Balti- more. MARJORIE M. BOWSER 'Hllfzrgiu .11L'Vt'hIlllf!i.I'ilIA' Petite . . . just another hill-climber . . . seen with Bee . , . prefers New Kensington lads . . . many things she would rather do than at- tend school . . . has a cheerful personality . . . likes to write letters. ROMA JEAN BOWSER lx'n111c0 flame Efonnnzifx One of our friendly Seniors . . . has a weak- ness for boys . . . interested in nursing . . . especially fond of Pittsburgh . . . loiters in halls with Eleanor. . . o star of our ice follies. ANNA E. BROWN fluff C'lasJiz'f11 An optimistic Senior . . . much attracted to a certain boy from Butler . . . always seen with Betty . . . gets along well with people . . . one of our tall Seniors . . . likes to ride bicycles. ARLINGTON M. BROWN li'rrrzw1ie A ,qrifullure Likes to play hooky . . . one of our big game hunters . . . bashfulness belies a benign boyish- ness . . . a person of very few words-some- times . . . oh, yes, doesn't care much for Eng- lish. DORIS V. BROWN lion flame LlL'0llI7!lIit'.I' Just can't keep money . . . works in a diner, selling chili . . . slow to understand a joke . . . takes things as they come . . . hobby- shooting into space with his new rifle. FRANCIS A. BRUCE l m11ir ' Shoji One of Mr. Meod's artists . . . frequently seen in a green and yellow Ford . . . misses school often-sick, so he says . . . hangs around 5 81 IO . . . plans to be a future commercial artist. WALTER W. BUTLER flHI1t'A'jl'l Sfmp Drives a car like Lucky 'l'eter . . . a per- fect night owl . . . likes to save match-box tops . . . always full of fun . . . plays hooky rather frequently and suffers for it. MARGARET A. BUZARD l'ugg.v Home Erorznfazifs Enjoys dancing . . . often seen riding a bus . . . always chewing gum . . . likes camping . . dislikes selfish people . . . a great hunter . . motto: A stitch in time saves nine. Page Twenty-Iwo