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

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niors GLENN D. DOVERSPIKE Spark 1WerfhafzdiJing Very bashful . . . worries least of all about the girls . . . a whiz in Mr. Heazlett's eyes . . . willing to help any time . . . thinks he took the wrong course . . . will become a fu- ture air ace. GRANT A. DOVERSPIKE lJom'r.rpil'e flgricultnn' K. H. S. heart-throb . . . enjoys munching apples when he is on field trips . . . member of F. F. A .... is friendly to all . . . will make a successful farmer. RUSSELL G. DOVERSPIKE K11.x'.i ' .4 grifullure Knows cattle better than Webster knew his dictionary . . . sits with the girls on the bus . . . likes to take corners on two wheels . . . bluffs his teachers . . . one of our lucky hunters. PHYLLIS M. DOWLING Phil Home l:'f0nomi1'.v Has a sunny disposition . . . one of our active Seniors . . . likes chocolate cake and a certain beau . . . a very good sport . . . happiest when talking . . . pals with Pearl. LEAH N. DUNCAN Hl,L'L'U .5'L'l'fL'fl17'iL1Z ls noted for her beautiful hair . . . interested in Beauty Culture . . . one of Miss Henshey's most talkative Shorthand students . . . very frank, reliable, and agreeable . . . another movie fan. ROSIE J. DUNCAN Katy Ilanza hll'0IIf7lIIil'.I' Craves hamburg and onions . . . seen with Pee Wee . . . adores the movies . . . a riot in the homeroom . . . went to Parker and Rim- ersburg . . . just happy-go-lucky. ALICE L. DUNN .-Il .S'ez'retarial Is a lover of orchestra music . . . likes to take songs in Shorthand . . . takes care of children in her spare time . . . collects movie stars' pictures . . . will make a pleasant secre- tary. WILLIAM B. DUNN Bill Shop Short and small . . . likes football, basket- ball, and other sports . . . one of the Apple- wold Gang . . . holds his side in any good argument . . . hates Activities Period. VERNIBELLE EARLY 1 1muie .llen'lza11di.rin,gf Likes Sociology class but not boys . . . very bright and has pretty wavy hair . . . never fails to have her work done . . . makes friends easily . . . minds her own business . . . still goes sledding. ROBERT J. ECKNER Hub Shop A husky lad . . . brilliant tackle in football until he broke his ankle . . . slow but sure in his actions . . . happiest when madly rushing about, turning switches and pulling curtains. Page Twenfy-.fix

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ROY H. CRISSMAN ufII'i.f.l'IIItIIln Shop Steers clear of the girls . . . bashful but bril- liant . . . rides Montgomeryville bus to school . . . likes to hunt . . . always expecting to re- cite in class . . . interested in photography. THEODORE J. CROYLE Turf .IlH'z'hiIflrff.s'flly Will do any kind of work . . . often seen rid- ing a bike . . . makes a cute paper boy . . . never angry at anyone . . . plans to be a sales- man . . . enjoys putting puzzles together. MARION J. CULLEY A',1l'i1 ' f,'li1.i'.tfu1l Our class secretary for three years . . . tickles the ivories for the orchestra . . . always has a good excuse to meet some certain boy . . . knows the latest dance steps. CHESTER I. CUNNINGHAM I'hrI JldflihtIl1!li.l'illtL,' The Gene Krupa of K. H. S .... tall, dark, and handsome , . . seen marching in the band . . . enjoys basketball and football from the sidelines . . . plans to join the Navy. EDWARD W. DAME k'a'rlic Hill Sriwzlifir A smoothie on the dance floor . . . calls everybody Brother or Sister . . . never has less than three girl friends at once . . . inter- ested in becoming an aviator. ELWOOD R. DAVIS '-lfmf' ,wwp Quiet. . . likes to hunt . . . a whiz on roller skates . . . used to save part of his seat on the bus for a Junior girl-now, finds her waiting at the door . . . hen-peeked husband of the Senior class. KENNETH W. DAVIS ft'c'II'H Shop Interesting but bashful . . . has no time for the femmes . . . destined to farming . . . spends half his time sleeping . . . plans to be a carpenter . . . practice makes perfect in rifle shooting. MARY R. DENTICI Ufjilfu .Ilaryn flnlnc LIKSHIIIHIIJIU' One of the Rendezvous gang . . . goes to Vandergrift a lot . . . a very good dancer . . . works in the cafeteria . . . always whispering to Mary Jane . . . a perfect giggler. ESTHER M. DICKEY k'.i ' .Ilw't'ht111r1'i.rf11y Head cheerleader . . . seems ideal to a cer- tain football star . . . always eating candy . . . attractive lassie . . . driving is a favorite in- terest . . . personality rates A No. l and then some. ROBERT E. DOSCH Hub .llw'4'ht111rli.i'i11y K. H. S. Galahad . . . seen a lot with Fran, that certain Junior . . . isn't particularly inter- ested in school . . . hopes to join the air corps . . . his motto is You can't beat fun. l't1.qr 7 wwzty-five 1941

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MARY JAN E EDWARDS l'i,q llnmf' hlL't7lIIllllft'.l' A he tee jiver likes to crack her p- - . . . gum . . . always seen with Mary and Maggy noted for her performance on the dance floor . . . delights in disturbing classmates . . . always arguing. 0. BERNARD ELDER li'i'ru Slmp Master mechanic . . . wizard in drawing . . . gets black excuses for hunting . . . thinks Mr. Baker is a card . . . always has a pocket full of pencils . . . doesn't like to be embar- rassed. JOHN C. ELLENBERGER H.l!7hIlIl.1ln pl J,'i'if'l1ftl11'i' Carefree , . . whizzes by in an Oldsmobile . . . always seen with Russ . . . one of our b st dressers . . . believes in Santa Claus . . . A No. l in Ag. . . gets that hair all slicked up . . . one of our Farmers. 06 v. EDWARD EMMINGER Em my Slmp Always causing a disturbance where he is- especially in woodshop . . . does not like school work and never finds time to study . . . was co- captain of the football team . . . likes to loaf at the brickyard. L. ROSALIE EVANS 7'nr1'hy f'fu.i'.i'ie'al A very attractive red-head . . . she will never be content until her freckles disappear . . . loves to dance . . . admires brunettes fespecially boysl . , . has a lively personality. DONALD E. FARESTER lm .mm Likes a girl named Esther . . . happy-go-lucky . . . knows about what he is talking . . . believes in the superiority of the male . . . loves Soci- ology lespecially debatesl . . . pet peeve is opera singers. JAMES D. FAULKNER Hfimn Shoji One of Mr. Duncan's errand boys . . . a whiz in Applied Science . . . often find him behind the school house . . . doesn't work unless he has to do so . . . never without some candy. THOMAS H. FISHER I'7'HH1 .S'i'in1Ii!ic' A sode jerker and Kroger boy . . . our class Casanova QD . . . always wears the latest style in men's clothing . . . would rather sleep than study . . . sings a mean bass in Mixed Chorus. BETTY G. FOX fn.ri4 ' flinm' I1-l'1lllI7lIIit'A' Would rather skate than eat . . . has red hair which corresponds with her name Fox . . . would be lost without Betty Rhodes . . . is seen in Ford City very often . . . interested in her Home Ec course. CHARLES F. FOX --aww-A- gin, Bashful, yet likes girls , . . never without a companion . . . always grinning . . . talks but doesn't know about what he is talking . . . spends the noon hour downtown . . . likes to ice skate but can he? l'11ge 7'weuly-scvfen 1941