Lehman Township High School - LeVista Yearbook (Lehman, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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LONGFELLOW NLNNNN,r',,,,' ,,f',' Txxxx 4 CO TENTS ALMA NATER ---- ---- ll ADMINISTRATION ---- ---- 15 SEN I C RS ---- ---- 2 1 UNDERCLASSMEN--- 'Ll ELEMENTARY ----- ---- A7 SPORTS ---- -- ACTIVITIES ----- ---- 57 AROUND SCHOOL ---- ---- 67 FINIs--- ---- X X 5 ,I YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-in-CHIEF ------ ---- rm-ie nebermack TSSISTANT EDITOR -------- -- Frances Elencik JUNIOR EDITOR ------------ --- Lorraine Jones ---- ---- -- William Johnson SENIOR EDITOR ----- SPECIAL ALUMNI EDITOR -------- BUSINESS MANAGER -- ---- -- ----- Helen Maznik Bertha Dribelbis ART EDITOR ----------- ---- PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR -- ------- SPORTS EDITOR ----- ---- --------- ASSISTANT SENIOR EDITOR '--- Marjorie Lewis ----- Dayton Long Harold Cornell -------- Ann nuszea ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ----- - Elmer Swelgin ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR William Abbott Bertha Dribelbis, Dorothy Niezgoda, Betty Rebennack, Marie Meade, Helen Maznik, TYPISTS: Senior and Junior Com ercial students. ARTISTS' Irma CaIkins, Donald Frantz, Kay Evans, Lorraine Imkasavage, Joann lukasavage, 1 Burl Updyke, Howard Meade. V ,,,f 4r rN.,s 4 5 6 7? wr Q50 an 1 ug- .JS- ,IS sw, if . N X , ii 5 f :- 1 ' .. -. v V K - - . , fi-4. , QW Xxxfif z 3 s s . -3' ivy -0 THEGAYN1 GH'1'1Es X 7 XA A .xl A N Aix is I FOREWORD The purpose of this volume of LeVista is to reveal to you the way in which Lehman Township High School is Wstriving to reach the stars.W It is with pride that we present our school as she is today--far along the path toward her goal of sending forth young bodies and minds to meet the circumstances of life. Lehman ls producing strong and sturdy material for the future--personalities which will neither blow about with the winds nor tear in the storms of life. As is the case in any success, Lehman had her rainy days. She started as a small one-room school where the large and small came to learn to read and write. But the original building was replaced by the building which now is our grade school. Our high school today, the latest addition to which is our welcomed cafeteria, is conven- ient, pleasant, and well equipped. Throughout this volume we shall chart the path to success which Lehman is climbing ------- WSTRIVING TO REACH THE STARS.n sNNs'Ns-a1'r.f ', ,ff ,, sNNs'NN- 8 , H vi ' Q 14 1 , xxx v. u N- X, A 4 .,A x n .rv ,Y . if . fs . k V.-gg , 4 L. X.. HN., A . .- ll 'ft yeh- Mu' x . 4' .N g. Wx, - . - F .Qi 1-X ' 4 A 41 . 1 -.Q 1 x . , .K . . 1 F. ' ,' ' 1 Y. , .. s 1.4. . . ,yr QA?-FY. . , ' ,Q 1511- wg mf, ' M K v--1 k Vim. S- wif- .zl A t V x A fx .4,,,,' F, 1 K. 5 ,IW ' J x- X Q. , Nj QVWLMAEn,zLms':v1.x,k L' . .-qgw: . .g. ., N .1 M , x.,!rcxfvfL vm'-Mf1'h..s-'rxmwwfi' 1 f SJ -N-'xvr,-'.'2. As, vw .,!xw- Lx. x. .- V 4, 1 s ,. f,x,g-mxivv' ,fimmalf 1'1f,'Wuir'M'I2 Artrwrsl vu. 4:Q1.Q-'-'gI'S-ffm , hfvw, 41 si- L A mn xwxxu-L.L. ,,.,-wx ,N x 1 Mgr X-. .,.. ,nz ...'X. , . SUNSET AND EVENING STAR, AND UNE CLEAR CALL FOR M51 -TENNYSON Leo Pappas '39 John E. Fritz '38 3 Samuel Galletti Lxhxk March 26, 1943 May 7, 1944 May 23, 1944 4 Herbert Culp '38 Elwood R. Renshaw '32 6 harles Kinsman Zz, A July 12, 1944 August 20, 1944 I Nov. 5, 1944 gif? 9 Joseph Yanek ezgf Arden R. Evans 9 David Decker px nec. 22, 19.44 8 March 19, 1945 may 14, 1945 ' D' -X- -X' -X' 'X' -X' -X' -K -X' 'X' WTH0' ABSENT, LOVE THEE STILL' 217 Carl Aston '44, 221 Roland Gensel 218 Clayton Edwards '45 222 Claude Golightley 219 Stanley Filipowski 223 Edwin Kern 220 Joan Uenniel Gabel'-42 224 Edward Levi 225 Edward Niezgoda 226 227 228 229 This completes the list of Lehman pupils who entered the Armed Forces, on or before V-J Day. The 1944, the 1945, and the 1946 issues of LeVista give a summary of the pu- pils who entered the Armed Forces from the Lehman Ship School, The service flag shows that 196 of the 229, whom the tree memorial honors, attended the Lehman Township schools and 9 were killed in action V '-.,Nhs- ik ,,. h 151 .- ,' N. '-. 10 Stephen Salansky Emanuel Santayana Joseph Skopic '45 William Smith '45 Town- V ' wx xx x V 2 x nm L. f ...-. CS-f'5 T ' fi 1 1 iff! Cy 'f , ,' g 'ff af fil 1' 7,1 X 1 Q I' 'Q-1--4-I M' 'W LEHMAN MARCHES ON ' ,f ' Iehman - 1908 fy Ao Hu Cooke ! qPr1ncipa1-1897 X f Lehman - 1900 X I A. E. I6WiB 'A Principal-1900 Faculty - 1910 2 Z X M, wk Knffak, W. Q , sv Q X 1946 X X N5 xx hm , . .Nh W? ,Kmx'. J Xxx M ,ffm 3? 14 k A 'M 1:Q E Q 13 sr n :Qi . if S .W , - .gay .,,. fnggzwzaaev.. Lehman - 1928 Ielman - 19361 First graduating class 1910 ' X Z? A 4933 in Class of 1911+ ' 'li ef - X Illl lll ll -I II ll llllll ll ll ll ll LEHMAN TOWNSHIP HIGH 5cu00L EI-1 Fl FWZ? EF- All - . 1: I I I Ill ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll I I I Ill ll I I In In In 1: :E lu I3 I: In :I In :E VIQ '35 -I Ill I I III ll X 4.iz I 'Cid ,Qi V' -I ll.. S' -RBS 5 Fl D Q 'X 1 Q , 7- ----f If x ,N f xP1'X- G NS KN ALMA MATER HOW DEAR TO US THE HALLS OF ALMA MATER FAIR, WE'LL OFTEN SEE THY WALLS WHEN WE'RE NO LONGER THERE. ON THE HIGH AND LEVEL HILLTOP FAIR ALMA MATER STANDS WITH HER HEAD REARED HIGH T0 HEAVENQ THE FAIREST IN WE LOVE THY GYM AND HALLS, THY SPACIOUS PLAYGROUND TOO, AND E'EN THY IVORY WALLSg WE PLEDGE OUR FAITH ANEW. LOVED BY US FOREVER, GLAD MEMORIES WILL THRONG OF THEE DEAR ALMA MATER WHEN E'ER WE HEAR THIS SONG. CHORUS LEHMAN, LEHMAN, FAIR TO SEE, WITH VIEWS OF MOUNT AND HILL, WE'LL ALWAYS LOYAL BE, THO' ABSENT, LOVE THEE STILL. THE LAND . ii f ' 14 V wmv wkgfww fs M P1 XQ7 ' DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC FRANCIS B. HAAS SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION MR. LMI PETER COPE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS IN TRUCTIO The war from which we have recently emerged has made the problems of society infinitely more numerous and intricate. The public school and the many oppor- tunities for help which it affords our girls and boys to adjust themselves to the present and future should be pursued by every pupil until the twelfth grade has been completed. Francis B. Haas '67 1 MR. AMI PETER COPE 1930 - 1946 LUZERNE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA X X I 6 Today, more than any time in our history, America needs clear-thinking, public spirited, courageous men and women to safeguard the prin- ciples of democracy, protect our freedom and uphold our cherished ideals. From our public schools come the men and women who will main- tain our great American institutions. Gradu- ates, we look to you to carry on. Wesley E. Davies ,W 613 CATHARINE BIRTH DIRECTOR OF HOME ECONOMICS WESLEY E. DAVIES ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF LUZERNE SCHOOLS It is A pleasure always to visit Lehman High School. My very best wishes to the Class of 1946, and may future classes strive to main- tain the high standards which have been estab- lished. , f Catharine Birth C9 n af. fi4f,,ZZ, W ,,,,,,f'1.'rsXxxNxNN 17 1 tor-in-Chief, Marie Rebennackg the Chief sponsor, Miss O'Donnel1g and the assisting staff and facul- ty for the successful completion of a job well done. BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL You will enjoy this LeVista immediately but .ll l ten or fifteen years hence, you will treasure it as one of your most cherished possessions. It will vividly recall to memory your happy school days, classmates, teachers, and the school activ- ities in which you participated. This project has afforded you many worth- while activitiesg you have become more keenly aware of the importance of neatness, perseverance, cooperation, initiative and business management as you have worked together to produce a unique publication. The abilities thus developed will be an asset throughout life. I take this opportunity to commend the Edi- I . -2754! X! Arthur Ehret--Vice-President Lewis V. Ide ------ -Secretary Charles S. Nuss ---- President Samuel W. Rhoads, Harry W. Ruggles, Jr.,Wil1iam Naugle. HOWARD L. HENDRICKS Z-:X SENIOR FACULTY Nb N LEWIS, Ella B. ------------------------------- --Jr. Mathematica RUBLE, Russell L .- ---- - IAPLE, Lois M.- ------- -- ------- - cRossMAN, seymour E.- ---- ---- ----- -- ----------Agriculture HENDRICKS, Howard L.- ---- --- ---- Supervising Principal ---Physical Education ----Latin and English BATTLE, Mary L'.- ------ ---------------- - History and Geography ann, Hannah M.- ----- - KISTLER, Delilah E.----- -------Home Economics ------Social Studies OTIENS, June M.- ---- -- ------ ----------- -S r. Mathematics DCELER, Bernard --------- -- -- ------------ E nglish O'DONNELL, Estelle J. ------- -- ----------------- Commercial ELLSWORTH, Joseph A.- ---------------- Industrial Arts, Sciences GERHITY, Bernard J.- ---------- ---------------------- M usic ,XL .4 z 'Q Z 19 -5 Z T f- 1 4 P EJ E7 H , L .IU IOR FACULTY AUSTIN, Frances-- RUCHI-JL, Belle- ----- WEIDNER, Mi1dred------ BURGESS, Lillian- ----- CULP, Hannah----- MAJOR, Dorothy ------ HENDRICKS, Howard -------------------------Fifth Grade ----Second Grade ---Sixth Grade ----Fourth Grade -----First Grade ------------Third Grade L. ---- ----- Supervising Principal ' 2X'2:? ' QW Tl rN.NNssss ',,,,,ff Zvi 20 EIENIEIPQE fi? . M LPXSS HISTO Y In 1942, a freshman class, buzzing with excitement,proud of being fresh- men, trooped to Lehman High School. Nothing but fun on the brain, they stayed four years, and, now, in 1946, they are leaving. School was fun in '42 and '43. We had loads of parties and great times. We were swell-headed over the fact that we had the title of Freshmen, and we made no bones about it. We gave assembly programs, had parties at friends' houses, and as all classes do, deviled the life out of the teachers. September, 1943, we returned! A summer of sun and fresh air had taught us to be strong. Names like Paul Salansky, William Klansek, Loren Cragle, Harold Cornell, Dorothy Niezgoda, Ethel Ide, soon found their way into the school's sports. The coaches were proud of these Sopha. We made a name for ourselves in 1943. We were Juniors in '44, laughing, devilish monsters, who gave many a teacher gray hair. We were getting into the swing of things by then. The age-old fights between Seniors and Juniors lent the year flying feet, es- pecially when William Klansek and Bertha Dribelbis were put in the Senior Play. Our own play, under the direction of Miss Owens, took up our time during the last half of that year. nlhat Crazy Smith Family' was very appro- priate considering our own antics that year. Our only sorrow that year was in losing our favorite teacher, Mr. Crum. In '45, William Johnson took over as president, and our Senior year was started. From the smoke of the election, Harold Cornell, emerged with the title of vice-president, Dorothy Niezgoda as secretary, Frances Elencik as treasurer, and Irma Calkins as class historian. Our Senior Play, under the direction of Mr. Ikeler, occupied our thoughts from November until the 13th and l4th of December. 'SeventeenU added to the fun of being Seniors. After that, the Christmas Dance. On a cold morning in March, the hissing of air brakes told us that the bus had arrived. Why? To take us to Philadelphia, of course. We had a glorious time those three days stolen from school time. Harrisburg, Millersville, Middletown, Lancaster, none of them escaped our searching eye in those three days. Now, to all those things, we're saying 'good-byen, but in our memory they will live forever. ,f ssxlrea 22 MISS DELILAH KISTLER SENIOR OFFICERS Seated: Harold Cornell, Presidentg William John on, Presldentg Dorothy Nlezgoda, Secretary. Standing: Irma Calkins, Fla torlang Frances Elencik Treasurer. WILLIAM ABBOTT NA schoolboy's tale, the wonder of an hourin ROSELYN BARANOWSKI Hln her tongue is the law of kindness.n SYLVIA BROWN HThe secret of success is constancy to pur- pose.' IRMA GALKIN5 NAn agreeable companion on a journey is as good as a carriage.W WALTER CHAM ERLAIN WHappy am Ig from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me?W HAROLD CORNELL WOh, that it were my chief delight to do the things I oughtln NN,NsN-4 ,,,,ff , ,,f '-.,- 24 4'm' ,QQQNKV ,4?,,, EUNICE CRAGLE HA quiet carefree miss, a heart full of bliss.n LOREN CRAGLE WThe dimple in his ching the devil within W NORMA DHAPIEWSKI WA place above all earthly dignities, a still and quiet con- science. BERTHA DRIBELBIS HShe wears the rose of youth upon herln FRANCES ELENCIK WThoughts are mightier than strength of hand.W ANN HUSTED HAh, why should life all labor be?H 3 e-P X sf ii . QQQQH f QEQS' J 'Xa 5? K -m 1 us X M ,nf ', Rig Q X R,i QSSSQNNES 3 b igwyipxfkig Q REQ XR hsaiiiaswssae A51223 5 yfiX?WbQWH3 5gFgQQv.?i5KL f'z,ff2y 5' gffcxk nfshswg 1 A ' -EQ? -if - :li--1 an T l ilif 1111 ., -.E s c.x:gfQg5i:i:,1mi, 5 T -wif W fi fx . VD 08 , ',,' SNNNNN 25 ETHEL IDE Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking.U WILLIAM JOH SON WI awoke one morning and found myself famous.n WILLIAM KLANSEK NThe company of a just and righteous man is better than wealth and a rich estate.n KATHERINE KOCH R UWhat is yours is mine, and all mine is yours.N MARJORIE LEMIS UA good reputation is more money.N valuable than MURIEL LLOYD HShe floats upon the river of his thoughts.N -el,ssNN ,',',f' ,,,,,,f- 1.f-,NNNNN 26 DAYTON LONG 'Too busy with the crowded hour to fear to live or die.' HELEN MAZNIK 'Studious of ease, and fond of humble things.n ELDA MURRAY 'The social smile, and sympathetic tear.n DOROTHY NIEZGODA NPatience is the best remedy for every trou- bleon HAROLD PALMER 'I think the boy hath grace in himg he b1ushes.' WILLIAM PARK 'All things come round to him who will but wait.' X X 27 MARIE REBLNNACK nHer stature tal1,-- I hate a dumpy woman.n PAUL SALANSKY uhealth is the vital principle of bliss, and exercise of hea1th.N RETA SAYRE 'Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.n LOUISA SHOULDICE HAS merry as the day long.n BERNADINE SKOK nlt matters not how long you live, but how well.N FRANCIS STOLARICK uAnyone can hold the helm when the sea is ca1m.W ,f ' NNsN'N-. 28 AVQ'5Qr' will Q Afrgah' Xi::J9 1 591' . N xx X. I , ' tww fff ,. ,fn f , , ',, f 's U ,X ff' W r ' ,lf If , , X24 fair ,,, VI? I ' ' !.',m 2? , 'lt 'N I? I 'I li 51 ' Q I I ' V ' rf . k N! 1 , fa- ' W xv ' my ,Q 1? 2 I . ELHER SWELGIN nThe measure of a man's life is the well spend- ing of it, and not the length.H MARIAN THOMAS WShe doeth little kind- nesses which most leave undone, or despise. EDWIN WRIGHT HAS he thinketh in his heart, so is hen JOSEPH YABLONSKI HAnd puts himself on his good behavior.n motto: WNOT FINISHED, JUST BEGUN colors: BLUE and WHITE flower: WHITE ROSE song: WSTARDUSTU 'NN,sNNss ',,. Fifi 'Pg-1 'NFA . ',irsNNNNNx 29 OUR WILL '- X'-'4f..,bffz, v4 fmjgzJ,fwpWfgMWff2WWM 6 - H791 XLGQM X,-QMJ gf P413 ' Q3 7'-WQZMZ ZZ www ff2fii'gi'z:j7f sw MMQ A J,,,g f ' Xf' , ' . , QM 1 W If ' f x -,l WMM, f f ' flmwfw 1 - '-iw-f , 'fm ,GN '- Jf - -, ' QQ g X - I ' , ' N ' 1- ' w X . 'f . 1 I vf ' ,- X t . V X-X.-,x ' '11, 7 n ff, ,. '4 ---Q f, , f , 'I ' , , .. . w A I V ,I ff , . If Y K 14 Q. V, Z! J 1 XQXXJ Ig l 7. Ai 3217, L - 'I 3 1 . , 1 ff 1 f' ' ,' 1- f. f .- f f -- WF- x f A . ,,, g l I 1, I ff' 7? ' f , N 1 1 X 1 ' W Nl ' f , x .F 5 If L14 , I , 'ff'-'41' K 1, QMACWU dx ' V X ', ' t fdx ' H +!Lv-k 24M 5 4 I, ,gl , . , E V fp' I I , I Q 'I xx ff , - ,1 'X ff' 'I 1 . . l ,, , , I ff, , , ' : . , ' '41 A . RW ffm-5 . fd' ' 1 . , ' 1 -1 Aj , ' - C ff ' ' 1 1 5 ,6 ' f ff ' ' ' ' , , Wfwf' 4ZQ' , 775 Q WJV Zxwwfwaiiwwff Mfiffffff 'QW' fW.4w4.1yf44,0: Z , WMM 30 pf 113 CUR TRIP All Set' Carpenter ' S Hall A S N G nl x xg Pretty Please 2 E va., K 9' il PM X 1 Played Out l ' 3 3 A fzfiffp iff St James -:,. k k TWi ki Musketeers 1, ' v 'SQ' V V K 2 Q Ai' .,.: ,. .. 1 K. ? S :V K a Q ix ' ff .jStete Capi l Q xii - , Ki' 4.92 '-K. SENIOHS I . 3 I n BILL ABBOTT 7 l96 V FARMER 'z ROSELYN BARANOWSKI SECRETARY , M SYLVIA BROWN 66' MUSICIAN IRMA OALNINS NURSE Q gi x x ff WALT CRAMBERLAIN .Q '7VLV f?42 N MLW ACROBAT Wx, 0 if K' 67 BUD CORNELL X NVQ NAVY X A dow,-lp , N EUNICE CRAGLE EXJEJ BRIDE V O W BOREN CRAGLE ' Ei i MINISTER A 437 QI: E?iu fv NORMA DRAPIEMSKI 'IE-H' DRUGGIST x BERTMA DRIBELBIS - Y- - ACTRESS I N. FRANCES ELENOIK -ralgr NURSE Wfbyc 'P ANN HUSTED CLASS JERK S Ll PVQ ' ETHEL IDE COLLEGE f 5 U o BILL JOHNSON MILLIONAIRE -ffl fx.E fJ BILL KLANSEK XT ip JUDGE , X VW VI t9 KATHERINE KOCHER I 4 W SCHOOL TEACHER MARGE LEWIS PAINIER S N1 ' MURIEL LLOYD W JITTERBUG 5', 'l'gQ?C C9 A T DAYTON LONG 'Z' -'- UNDERTAKER ii f '8- HELEN MAZNIK W , DUDE RANCHER J ELDA MURRAY Z? A MODEL A-. DOROTHY NIEZCCDA f' ICE SRATER HAROLD PAUABH CARPENTER , A I BILL PARK f CDLDNINER '75 S MARIE RERENNACK FASHION DESIGNER D A Q' DD PAUL SALANSKI Eff -1....1, PRIEST G In my RITA SAIRE ggi L CLERK Q. LOUISA SHOULDICE Q QI- D3 SEAMSTRESS RERNADINE sxox BEAUTICIAN V .5 221 FRANCIS STOLARICK I INVENTOR R3 R .h EIAIER SWEIGIN Q, BARTENDER I QU f ' MARIAN THOMAS I GVM ' HOUSEWIFE C I J EDWIN WRIGHT G 'N 4 , MILKMAN x' 4 ' , x -. 1 . N JOE YABLDNSKI bf TAX PAYER fr N 33 SENIOR PLAY 1 x V 1. it '- Who said, Ha play is all work and no playn? When the Seniors of Lehman presented Booth Tarkington'sNSEVENTEENn, they came out on top with two night performances and an afternoon matinee. There were some mishaps which proved rather discourag- ing to Mr. Ikeler, our di- rector, and might have been fatal to the play. Nearly all the cast contracted the flu within the two weeks before the performance, but when the curtain rose on the first act, the cast was all on deck, The plot centered around a young man of seventeen, Willie Baxter. Heckled by a younger sister, ndesperatelyu in Hloven with a newcomer to town, restrained by an unsym- pathetic father, Willie fought his way through the trials and tribulations of a seventeen- year-old. Laughs and groans flowed his way from the aud- ience. Many times you could hear the comment, uIsn't that just like our boy,father?N THE CAST Willie Baxter--William Johnson Mr. Baxter ------ H arold Cornell Mrs. Baxter ---- - ----- Ethel Ida Jane Baxter---Bertha Dribelbis Lola Pratt ---------- Ann Husted May Parcher ---- Marie Rebennack Mr. Parcher ------ Elmer Swelgin Johnnie Watson---Joe Yablonski Joe Bullett-Walter Chamberlain George Crooper ----- Dayton Long Wallis Banks ------ William Park Genesis --------- William Abbott Ethel Boke ---- Katherine Kocher Mary Brooks ----- Beruadine Skok JUNIOR PLAY I Dorothy Niezgoda and William Klansek f ei, as B Ma and Pa Smith f V. . A i ,tai K- , f . 6, Sylvia Brown and Harold Cornell 5 ' as Marie Rebennack and Walter Chamberlain Barbara Weatherby and Tony Smith Sally Smith :gd Dick Jones I Q . 'N' V X, ,V XR! N. . L S' N ' X H1 t 'w n a - X. ,f Ma: 3 P ff B' W I .. I 'K 1 ' QN: 5Q'h K s xxx ..L, i r qw .-. . up Y 1 J., M 1 x I X - lga,iIl! X -' , . s Q sis' X X - if F , Y 1 N S R k D ,rr. :Q , l!.kh J fi, K -T m -r Muriel Lloyd and William Johnson D I W as ny, ' , Ann Husted and Willi Abbo Julie Weston and Stewart Brandon as am tt D Aunt Bella and Professor Slattery SQ. f Ethel lde and John Humphrey Jgieklleze , rs, Betty and Buddy Smith jf' ui The Spring Season hit Lehman with a bang! NThat Crazy Smith Familyn breezed into town. The Smith Family was under the guidance of Mother and Father Smith and the eagle eye of Aunt Bella. The merry mixups and laughable love affairs encountered by the younger members of the family were comical to see. HS1ats'N crude method of love was ridiculed by Buddy and Betty who enjoyed making him and Aunt Bella as miserable as possible. Other romances consisted of Tony and Barbara, Stew and Julie, and Dick and Sally. All in all the play was full of springtime, bright light, and sappy-happy people. X 35 ,ffl V 56 :MVK UM - Ng. 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R95 II: Mr. Bernard Ikeler, Gerald Hoover,Loretta Yablonski,Edna Johnson,Edith Sutton,Lorraine Jones,Beverly Lewis,Barbara Cu1p,Martha Croop,Margaret Sholtis, Kathleen Hunter, Betty Rebennack, Maryclaire McKenna, Janette She1don,Marie Latsko,Lorraine Lukasavage,John Hewitt, Miss June Owens. Row III: Robert Moyer, Robert Scott, John Nulton, Kenneth Hunter,Warren Disque, Andrew Kleban, Frank Roese, Donald Smith, Amos Reakes, William Levi, Richard Culp, Joseph Mazer, Joseph Genewski. h Lf 'h y ' V: Z . :fx-tx's ip . jf' oX'x K., , 1' ' ff-, :x',p'xy-1,10-1 n f.l5 n'nN - I Q v K, -lkyjtl K : ' El., fqdg.-I ts, Jai: i'll'I '?f' A I' l if , 4 I . :uf J, X 4 4, , f rf ' v qi, fm X .,1g , -4 4 x f. m n f xfq?-fin. K ' -r -17. I ,f , .NsNNs 42 SOPHOMORES .ilu M M! M Charles Parks, William Ginter, Donald Frantz, Robert Williams, Homer Middleton, Jerry Scott, Anthony Kosakowski, Harry Covert,Homer Major, Bernard Mazer. Joseph Gardecki,Keith Crag1e,Mary Lamoreaux, Betty Ide,Leona Cigarski, Arlene Emerick,Marie Beline,Do1ores Adamshick,Sophie Kasko,Go1die Gray Howard Meade, Joseph Kleban. Mr. Grossman, Charles Snyder, Charles Carey, Lorraine Keller, Margaret Polisky, Hannah Bryant, Kathleen Smith, Charlotte Shouldice, Priscilla Abbott, Joan Sutton, Ellen Gibbons, Neva Edwards, Marilyn Williams, James Bombick, Miss 0'Donnel1. Ralph Cornell, John Mi1iauskas,Andrew Fedor, Fred Murray,Lewis Naugle, Joseph Lewis, Walter Elston, Alden Wagner, Joseph Levi, Leonard Ide, Charles Nuss, Michael Horniak, Arden Hunter. W W X WM, ysg w XQX KH xx XXX r x X J' J' ' A gf 4' Q5 ' B 2 if! - k : 43 FRESHM EN ! - Row Row Row Row I: II: III: IV: Richard Weidner, Garner Parks, Ronald Thomas, Donald Rosencrans, Richard Thomas, Edward Koskowski, Anthony Yackavitch, William Golightley, Edward Kasco, Richard Ide. Janet Wright, Mary Dargoy, Joann Lukasavage, Leona Lord, Joan Coolbaugh, Bernadine Goll, Adeline Towarnicki, Anna Ide, Elsie Jean Ide. Mr. Ruble, Emma Mae Sutton, Ruth Pembleton, Audrey Sayre, Naomi Harrison, Leona Brink, Jane Brown, Alice Culp, Charlotte Culp, Kay Evans, Ruth Baranowski, Albina Pall, Joyce Adams, Evelyn Rogers, Mary Joan Williams, Anne Sholtis, Rose Anderson, Mrs. Lewis. Fred Shouldice, Robert Lasco, Albert Ashton, William Kern, Robert Nulton, William Simms, James Kern, Donald Walters, William Sutton, Burl Updyke, Donald Neely. ekljo 4 cuff !9 4' 'C' A' 4 X' ' ff Q ' A 0 -I B21 , who qt! '.'i-'self' d -A ff hav a-auqqjj -,NNzir ',ff .f ' -N. '- 44 EIGHTH GRADE Bs! B211 B21 M' Herbert Spencer, Robert Genewski, Herbert Perrego, Robert Kropp,Harold Ide, Frederick Disque, Walter Roskowski, Donald Bombick. Lois Ide, Mildred Ide, Margaret Sponseller, Carol Wagner, Jane Brown, Joanne McKenna, Ruth Katchmar, Dorothy Rogers, Mildred Culp. Mr. Gerrity, Catherine Casper, Dorothy Meade, Doris Spencer, Roxie Hoover, Madeline Havrilla, Johanna Sebolka, Agnes Schneiderite, Evelyn Keller, Alberta Emerick, Katherine Smith, Shirley Walters, Mrs. Orr. Bernard Mont, Laning Harvey, Thomas Elston, William Naugle, George lewis, Allan Fritz,Donald Richardson, Joseph Manzoni, Andrew Harrison, Donald Zerfoss, Arthur Nusa, Michael Benkovitch, Francis Cornell. D R 7 gt f , X J i Q XEN- 1 X lx. I X 45 SEVENTH GRADE Row I: Row II: Row III: Row IV: Lawrence Sutton, John Southwell, Norman Dribelbis, William Ashton, James Symmons, Elmer Perrego, John Gibbons, Edward Sholtis, John Graham, John Cave, Ronald Nuss, Kenneth Swan. Eleanor Filipowski, Nancy Roche, Irene Polisky,Ann Palmer,Beverly Sayre, Eleanor Ide, Lois Garringer, Caroline Major. Miss Yaple, Grace Barrall, Mildred Gensel, Glores Steltz, Mary Gilroy, Gladys Kenjorski. Janice Rummage, Janet Shouldice, Mary Alice Lewis, Violet Headman, Constance Petroski, Gertrude Frantz, June Lord, Alice Ehret, Caroline Berdy, Miss Battle. Ziba Smith, Andrew Kasko, Joseph Ruda, Gordon Hoover,Richard Kern, Glenn Frantz, Eugene Santyans, Kenneth Hazeltine,John Wojciehoskl George Coolbaugh, Wilson Cease, Carl Rodriguez, Robert Scally. Img Y Qoif :L 0 . 23: . wg X rxaxs-1 ',,f lY 46 fi:- .1- ' l CZi,5 -1' Q-5 -ici , -. ff S+ v -+ g . 2:5---1 i, -S , l ,,,,,. S' E 3.11 Yv 'Tj N-1, ,.....4... :L - .jf ?- Tb 7. eax ai.,- ,, s l SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE PY: ,f , Qii:::::irNsssrNa 48 lg! rowxPatric1a McKenna, Evelyn N1ezgoda,Geraldine Casper, Goldie Ide, Janet Brown, Helen Gensel, Phyllis Swan. ggg 393: Mary Britton Major,Marlene Cease,Caro1 Kern, Betty Ann Walter, Jean Anstette, Mary Lou Elston, Claire Searfoss, jgg gggz Arthur Lloyd, Lewis Disque, Daniel Carichner,Anthony Casper, Warren Major, William Rinken, Richard Ide, Carlton Hadsel, Ronald Spencer, Edward Shook, Mrs. Weidner. Absentg Jean Ikeler, Mary Evans. lst row:Theresa Burnet, Eleanor McKenna, Shirley Elston, Freda Evans, Rita Rogers, Sally Ide, Lily Jane Boice, Marlyn Jan1es ggg ggg:Gera1d Spencer, Raymond Kern, Burton Steltz, Joseph Brown, Joseph Drapiewski, Raymond Snyder, Darrel Major, Kenneth Cornell, Francis Wentzel, Earle Piatt. jgg rowg Jerry Brown, George Major, William Schneiderite, Roy Evarts, Howard Neely, Ignatius Hozempa, Duane Titus, Thomas Park, Frederick Eine, Walter Shouldice, Holland Ide, Miss Austin. Ahsggtg Bruce Ide, Wil- lard Pembleton, Charles Bytheway, Carl Hunter, Richard Moyer, Jos- ephine Hunter. lst 393: Elaine Major, Phyllis Sutton,Eleanor DeRemer,Janice Barnes, Elizabeth Anstette, Shirley Campbell, Babetta Hewitt, Carole Williams, Ruth Neely, Helen Skopic, Patricia Zukcski. ggg gggx Lorraine Varner, Nancy Zick, Ramona Pemb1eton,Laura Smith, Alice Naugle, Irene Snyder, Joy Lou Steele, Elizabeth DeRemer, Eleanor Tretheway. jgg 393: Miss Burgess, David Apgar, Thomas Nagle,Leon Kern,Edward Wallo, Robert Barnes, James Casterline, Kenneth Sutton. Abgent:Orvi1le Hunter, Rush Swire. ' THIRD GRADE L22 Egg: Anna Kidd, Patsy Forgatch, Dorothy Price, Elaine Rogors,Janet Cornell, Marcia Elston, Jeanne Casterline, Theresa Casper, Alice Ide, June Honeywell. gag ggg: Nancy Brown, JoAnn Twaddle, Evelyn Eime, Grace Major, Nancy W1lliams,Janice Van Campen, Beverly Steltz, Joyce Cavill, 25g gg3:Thomas Coburn Karl Spencer, Gene Crane,Harold Nichols, John Garringer, Charles Skopic, Wil- liam Lopuchovsky, David Pembleton, Rus- sell Major, Jack Hendricks, Richard Ido, John Rude, Mrs. Major. gbgentz Ellen Swire, leon Hunter, George Fullerton. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE NNNNNNN ',,f 'k A 50 lst row: James Rogers, Elwood Sayre, Vernard Neely, Joseph Schneiderite. ggg rgwx Glenn Major, Gertrude Mont, Jeannette Sutton, Lynn Hadsel, Mary Dennis, King Nagle, Richard Cundiff, Janice Anstette. jgg ggw: George Adanshick, Marion DeRemer, Ruth Philips, Jean Ide, Ernest Slocu . gtg ggg: Richard Lincoln, John Steele, Doris Varner, Mary Jane Cave,Dale Hoover, Paul Goodwin, John Kern, Patricia Ide, Robert Chamberlain, Earl Lorah, Ronald Dennis, James Bar- rall,Alma Brown,lisa Ruckel. lgt row: John Stolnrick, George Rogers, Jack McKeel, James Tuaddle, Kenneth Kidd, Joseph Feder, Glen Ritten- house, Jerome Shilanski, David lde, Edward Lewis. ggg gg!:Sy1via Nichols, Mary Evorts, Shirley Brown, Joyce Major,Nancy Casterline, Bev- erly Major,Elizabeth Rugglea Alice Spencer, Shirley Park. 25g row: Mary Louise Rogers, Thelma Sutton, Patricia Campo, Elizabeth Doran, Theodora Wagner, Esther Ide, Edith Nag1e,M1ae Hannah Culpa Absent: Claire Fullerton. X ,M X .M,.. . K T? ks Agp 1 X S5 w f, r l f K K ,Lg-3.333 .V V ' K QE 5 F L fW' f I - Charles Russ ' iggrwf 1' x r 1 rl m '25 xr... , Q 4 3 i ' , N w 11 Fil1iBl K??n swwiQe+ff - - . 1 Paul Salanskyh K . K -' ,i g g ,. S? .1 , K KAfi , ,fl?55 Walter Elston :iff , ' W 52529. P. - V . bil- mm MM- m.W lQ gm yigfg 2 ' w we - xii' : A ':' 2: Wi? Homer Major ii X' x M k 4, Ay. 1 Q55 Mxy, Lx figfQ5Q1 f '1gQgq43 I K +1 gdxwmgbc 1 f ,fg Wi T21 Wgggiiim ' L M Charles Snyder Q3 Q A x ,Albert Ashton Lgxjifhfpk sggkgb QUE iigmmi? ?iQLg fgilliifi -Mggrolq Gugnell, Manager Q ih 'h. , if ,. x. William Park fnnT BALL EDACH , . 41 , .am X 'L myQwgs?MnQ -,MMQA QQ Arnold S'an Andrei Kleban f vu J' . v ..kV 5 K A ' wv- 53522,- IiG,fgL :,kk Q Ei' ATFWHQQNQE 9 .fL-. , f -, g Aw , N -wy 2 'f ' I . Warren Bisque Lloyd Naugle ,,f sNNN5s , 52 A gkwa K' - k-'L w- im : SSE? bk . Jbseph Klebin Q 'w-NN 'F L 1 .Z . .. A iriif. QE?fv willign xiansek mag Q 42' , fm- if 5 ?EE 5?n Q?mvf3Qg 2 1 ,:., . . ?Ei if f-- iv f5fV qw, 3s2i,XQ ? wQgg-gQ,' Joseph Lewis llln :. , LLL,L ,. I Donald smith F' 7 3' ? - av 7,lJ?iN'rL,,1Q ! i n 155 ga kk f ikk 5 1 Q W, if m x Fred Murray Ill -Eigiifh '? Robert Moyer Naomi Perry 5 L Y Q Q 3 xx Xw ST' S 'K W X Q 0 Ethel Ida Charlotte Culp 3,2 E Barbara Culp L- ,Q g A ,S ,, ., , . . 'GK 1 RA if fi . - x '- S- , - ,, . ',. W' ' S , , . . Marilyn RN ruins- 7 N 3 ,,i N 'F' N. A - Loretta Yablonski Priscilla Abbott QWLET ,W 8. - Y iw' A ,A A. a , Miss Lois Yaple COACH Lorraine Jones Mildred Wentzal sf -. N -. Bernadine Skof lotta shouldiee Edith Sutibnw X ,,' ' W Pl 'Y f Evelyil ufiogers ' 53 'ss is Mr. Donald Dodson COACH lu! xNN '-NN'r.f ,f -s N-. 54 Homer Magor har Donald S BASEBALL Row I: James Bombick, Homer Major, Leonard Ide, Joseph Levi Harold Palmer, William Park, Kenneth Hunter,Freder1ck lurray,Howard Heade,W1lbur Evans Row II: lr. Dodson, Arden Hunter, Charles Russ, John liliauskas, Edward Palmer, Bernard lazer, Andrew Feder, Walter Elaton, Mr. Sidler. 'E -dxf' iq' g QV :L A- Q95 A 3 1' '0 4 vu N K RX 19 X A .' an W 5 ,ww S f N . E J W AS - - X I' Zt is 55 ' CHEER LEADERS EF-f MARTHA CHOOP ANNA SPONSELLER, MARILYN WILLIAMS, EDITH SUTTON, LEONA CIGARSKI, DOLORES ADAMSHICK EDNA JOHNSON EHn1ANvr! EN 1 D K ,Q Q Q? ' , ' Crfvw ,fp-fi'-'Cie' W I X 56 I fx, X f LxfXH!f iw 5 . i 5 I ,.r.f' '11 lst ggg:Meri1yn Williams, Anna Sponseller, Dolores Adamshick, Martha Croop, Edna Johnson, Edith Sutton, Leona Cigarski. Eng 593: Gertrude Frantz, Eleanor Filipowski, Flor- abelle Brown, Constance Petroski,Joann Lukasavagq Anna Ide, Anne Palmer, Irene Polisky. 2119. .1311 Mary Dareoy, Elsie Jean Ide,Jane Browm Janet Wright, Joan Cool- baugh, Charlotte Culp, Mary Alice Lewis, Alice Culp, Gladys Kenjorski, Violet Headman, Miss Mary Battle. gig ggi: Lawrence Sutton, William Ginter, John Mil- iauskas, Richard Kern, Laning Harvey, lst ggg: Ronald Thomas. Egg rggzwilliam Golight- ley, Richard Ide, Robert Lasco,Edward Kasko, Don- ald Richardson, Ellen Gibbons, Joseph Mazer, Catherine Smith, Dorothy Rogers, Alberta Emerick. 25g 323: Mildred Culp, Lois Ide, Mildred Ide, Doris Ann Spencer, Mar- garet Sponseller, Joanne McKenna, Ruth Katchmar, Donald Smith,John Hewitt Mr. Bernard Ikeler, Wil- liam Kern. euomm Rims! N 5.2 95' F-x 6 xv 0 ,I 9 5 X , 9 XY Gb 'tif lg! gg!zLorretta Yablonski, Mary Lamoreux, Leona Cigar- ski, Marilyn Williams, Mary Joan Williams, Joyce Adams. ggg ggg:Ethe1 Ide,Elda Mur- ray, Joan Sutton, Ruth Bar- anowski, Evelyn Rogers, Al- bina Pall,Audrey Sayre,Lor- rains Lukasavage, Margaret Sholtis. jgg gggslrma Ca1kins,Louisa Shouldice, Mildred Wentzel, Priscilla Abbott, Barbara Culp, Martha Croop,Lorraine Jones, Bernadine Skok,Edith Sutton, Edna Johnson, Anna Sholtis,Mr.Bernard Gerrity. gtg gggx William Johnson, Joseph Yablonski, Gerald Hoover, Arden Hunter, Elmer Swelgin, William Klansek, Loren Cragle, William Park, Harold Corne1l,Leonard Ide, Ralph Cornell, Jerry Scott. lst ggg: Margaret Pol- isky, Bette Wallace, Florence Dobson, Marie Beline, Mary Lamoreux, Leona Lord, Anna Sholt1s,Lorraine Jones ggg ggga Miss Delilah Kistler, Mildred Went- zel, Priscilla Abbott. ,CHORUS Y LIBRARY CLUB C3 W5-P fn E 44 X 9 1-Q TQ X 'I ' VN- N M 12, N +454 4, qv' 14... XNNNNN ,,,,f' ,,,,,fJ,rrN,NsNs 59 55 LX!! fy ff X, ff FUTURE FARMERS f lg! ggg: Harry Covert, James Bombick, Richard Culp, Jerry Scott, Arden Hunter. ggg 395: Ralph Cornell, Frank Roese, Robert Scott, Edwin Wright, Charles Carey, Lewis Naugle, Joseph Lewis. Standing: Mr. Ruble, Kenneth Hunter, William Abbott, Robert Moyer, Warren Disque. NEEDLECRAFT CLUB f-Zggzmx Dorothy Meade, Nancy James, Eleanor Ide, Mrs. Orr, Beverly Sayre, Jane Brown,Roxie Hoover, Shirley Walters, Grace Barrall, Catherine Cas- per, Madaline Havrilla, Barbara Williams, Berna- dine Goll, Johanna Se- bolka. A 37 rNN,NNsN1',,,,,,f ,,,,f NNN'NrNa 50 X let gggz Betty Ide, Janette Sheldon, Kathleen Hunter, Beverly Lewis. ggg 591: Arlene Emerick, Kathleen Smith,Jane Coolbaugn Jennie Baranowski, Ann Husted, Betty Rebennack, Dolores Sorber, Maryclaire McKenna. 25g Egg: Miss June Owens, Joseph Lewis 9 James Kern, Marie Rebennack, Andrew K1eban,Lewis Naugle, Sylvia Brown, Paul Salansky, Francis Stolarick. lgt 5g!:Ronald Nuss,James Symmons, John Gibbons, Elmer Perrego, Jack Cave. ggg gg!:John Wojciehoski, Nancy Roche, Lois Gar- ringer, Janet Shouldice, Carolyn Berdy, Carol Lee Wagner, Evelyn Keller, Carolyn Major,Alice Ehreg June Lord, Wilson Cease. Qgg gg!xMiss Yap1e,Janice Rummage, Herbert Spencer, Joseph Ruda,Richard Weid- ner, John Malak, Foster Frantz, Frank Reakes, Harold Ide, Willard Reakes, Elizabeth Gilroy, Glores Steltz. gtg 523: Aaron Sutton, Walter Roskowski, Ziba Smith, Norman Dribelbis, Gordon Hoover, Frederick Disque, Howard Redmond, Robert Scally, John Graham, Edward Sholtis, Robert Reakes. DRAMATIC CLUB 1 HOBBY CLUB xxxxrsa ,f ',,, f Q52': ,f? ,1.LxxNNNrNN 61 ART CLUB J xiii? PRESS CLUB lst 5g!:Herbert Perrigo, George Coolbaugh, John Southwell, Donald Rosen- crans, Richard Thomas, Homer Middleton, Anthony Yackavitch, Phillip Scavone. gpg gggz Donald Bombick, Mr. Joseph Ellsworth, Leona Brink, Kay Evans, Norma Drapiewski, lar- jorie Lewis, Frances Elencik, Rosslyn Bara- nowski, Garner Parks. Qgd gggz Donald Frantz, Charles Nuss, Burl Updyke, William Sutton, Wilbur Evans, Charles Parks, George Lewis, Joseph Gardecki, Allen Fritz,Edward Kosakowski. gtg rgg: Frank Prutzman, Walter Chamberlain, Andrew Fedor, Harold Palmer, Alden Wagner, William Simms, Walter Elston, Robert Lloyd, Albert Ashton, Donald Walters, John Nulton. Mr. Seymour Grossman, Helen Maznik, Michael Horniak, Bertha Dri- belbis, Muriel Lloyd, Eunice Cragle,Dorothy Niezgoda,Amos Reakes, Dayton Long, Lorraine Keller, William Levi, Violet Gray, Rita Sayre, Marie Latsko, Anthony Kosakowski, Howard Meade. 522 may 'KRW fl Q ' I 'B ii Q- 55 Nm 4 3 Nlhsl 'Shu 'fl Wxglq Q- 45 ! . X X. 62 an LSQX X JUN :gif JU IOR RED CRGSS lgj ggg: Francis Cor- ne1l,Mrs. Lewis,Robert KroPP, William Ashton, Agnes Sohneiderite, Ruth Pembleton, Rose Anderson, Mildred Gen- se1,Margaret Williams, Emma Mae Sutton. ggg gggz Andrew Harri- son, Joseph Manzoni, Charlotte Shouldice, Marian Thomas, Kath- erine Kocher, Sophie Kasko. Arthur Nusa, Goldie Gray, Reverend Abbott, Marie Heade, Jean Ide, Joseph Genewsk1,Neva Edwards,Joan Sutton, Naomi Harrison. 'V u chtk es 40 - 'f' K. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB N0 XxNxxNNN4r,,,,,,f' ,,,,,,f' nexxxxxx ENIOR BAND Row Row Row Row XX-, 5 Q K lf, Je I: Mary Lou Elston, Dorothy Rogers, Alice Ehret, Beverly Sayre, Caroline Berdy, Eleanor Ide, Alberta Emerick, Nancy James, Kathleen Smith, Janet Shouldice, Goldie Ide, Elizabeth Ide, Janice Rummage, Joann Lukasavagg Jean Ikeler, Gertrude Frantz, Carolyn Major. Donald Frantz, Evelyn Keller, Janet Wright, Anna Ide, Marilyn Williams, Ethel Ide, Marie Rebennack, Naomi Perry, Jane Coolbaugh, Elsie Jean Ide, Homer Middleton, Lorraine Keller, Edwin Wright, Walter Chamberlain. II: Mr. Gerrity, Roxie Hoover, Shirley Walters, Mary Dargoy, Garner Parks, William Naugle, Jean Ide, Bob Scott, Kenneth Hunter, John Miliauskas, Charles Nuss, Ralph Cornell, Sylvia Brown, Arden Hunter, Arthur Nuss, Jerry Scott, Ruth Disque, Alice Culp, Mildred Culp, June Lord. III! Francis Cornell,Thomas Elston, Amos Reakes, Robert Nulton, Alden Wagner, William Klansek, Francis Stolarick, Charles Snyder, Harold Cornell, Lloyd Naugle, William Ginter, Bernard Mont. IV: AV .Ei ea 33ii:s Q i C' gr i ?4k: X X r S-ef 3 ixn 'II 0 , I H- xx! Q, J sil t,,, X AD G B Acow f . xxx fy X :I li f Q, , me i K We .i:Wff::' W gggf X h'I'I- 'J 4' c ul CQSJ NNNNsNNs1.,',,,,,, ,f NSNNNNNN 64 IOR BAND Row I: Row II: Row III: fl Mary Joan Williams, Anthony Kosakowski, Edward Shook, William Rinken, Arthur Carichner, Alice Naugle, Carol Kern, Joanne McKenna, Carol Lee Wagner, Kenneth Cornell, Lawrence Sutton. Mr. Bernard Gerrity,Mary Britton Major, Darrel Major, Carlton Hadsel, Richard Thomas,Joseph Gardecki, Michael Horniak, Margaret Sponseller, Donald Bombick, Kenneth Swan, Edward Wallo, Elizabeth Anstette, Alice Ide, Janet Cornell, Jack Graham, Herbert Spencer,Richard Ide, Arthur Lloyd, Gerald Hoover, James Kern, Robert Lasco, William Kern, Andrew Kasko, William Golightly, Warren Major, Ronald Thomas, Richard Morgan, Laning Harvey. -u f XNxNrNa1'.,2' ,f ',', xxxxxrxa 55 MAY DAY Stoopin :James Barrall Isf Row: Robert Cham- berlain, Doris Varner, Mary Jane Cave, Elwood Sayne. 2nd Row: ATTENDANTS, 'C'5EhEFIne Lukasavage, Ruth Newhart:MAY QUEEN Betty Lewis: MAID of HONOR, Lila Parryz AT- TENDANTS, Ruth Gable, June Swan. AREIUND gig gg W MN How DEAR TO US THE HALLS B U S D R I V E R S Dorrance McKee1, Herman Brandon, Russell Ide, John Graham, Sr., Fred Updyke, Glenn Johnson, Elmer Hoover, Lansford Sutton, Loren Keller, Albert Ide, W ,f !!,gi'NNNNNx, 5 '?Nw' EX-TAX coLLEcToR , TAx coLLEcToR SCHOOL SECRETARY ALFRED N' R'CE Mas. ALICE ELSTON ANNA HAVRILLA Q JR 'WWE SCHOOL JANITOHS HARRY HOWELL OLIVER WHITESELL NNNNNx,r,,,,f li 59 SCHOOL REPAIR MAN A. B. SIMMS STUDENT BODY HOME NURSING Left to right: Dorothy Niezgoda, Marjorie Lewis, Bertha Dribelbis, Bernadine Skok, Irma Cal- kins, Elda Murray, Norma Drapiewski, Helen Maznik, Mrs. Ruth Simms, Frances Elencik. On Bed: Marian Thomas -xN,NNszir',,,,f' ,f , NNNN'-N 70 .i xl, SHOP CAFETFRIA 2. mf 'Qi 33533 my A Qt HALLOWEEN 3:30 Y. rs I ff -Q. 'T ' B, fn, N xx. new NNNNX f,',, , ', rNNNNN 71 .,: Q- Q: FS: Qwwwfi 1 , 1 , , QA? MMM 4 LR ,jijgwifjjji ffffWf27M3gZWi?5f WWMM ,XQQQNW ff' fa W f 1 . ff! ' - , L , Jr Lgffifyx dj , I ZZ!! fffkf ,. ff' ff!! H, I , ,X Z! I K ,ff X !4'7f ,f ff . WL!! X ,ff I! 7 ,W 1 fy!! ' I ,- ' MW! fre, ',., M' 1 ff If I ix K I 4 f ,X X 1 Eff '74 HEET METAL ETH GRADE SHOP LEATHER AND ME xv f t BILL ggrrx-1 ,.M?3ggww -QW L mQm,. x 1 ANNA HAVRILLA Win, .z . 1 . 11' PATRONS lisa Lillian Burgess Pastor and Mrs Ira J Button Miss Mary L. Battle Mr. and Mrs. Martin Calkins Miss Frances Austin Mr . and Mrs. William Casterline lr. and Mrs. Willard Cornell Mrs. Leah Crisbell Mrs. Lillian H. Cave Miss Hannah Culp Cpl. and Mrs. M. D. Dubil lr. and Mrs. B. Drapiewski Mr. Daniel E. Davenport Bolton'e Diner Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foss Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ferrey Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Otis Farver Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. George lr. Seymour Grossman Miss Anna Havrilla Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hendricks Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth Hawk lr. Bernard Ikeler Mr. and Hrs. Glenn Johnson NNNNNN ,f Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kocher M . Frank P. Kocher Pfc. Herman E. Klotz Miss Delilah E. Kistler Mr. John Klansek lr. and M s. J. G. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John Meds Mr. and Mrs. Alan Major M . and Irs. Dorrance Mekeel Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newhart Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Naugle M . and Mrs. O. E. Naugle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Natt Miss June M. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ruble Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shouldice Lt. Peter Skopic M s. L. Skok Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Tough lr. and Mrs. Fred Updyke Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Williams M . and Mrs. Louis Wilcox Mr. Elmer N. Wolfe llr. and llrs. Earl Weidner Pastor and Irs. E. J. Waterstripe ,fx K X N- gil, M Karrmg Shave' EIIIMPLIMENTS Electrician MDEFREE 5 cn N um A. W ' ETURE THE r-'uNE5'r :JF DZEAS FRESH MEAT po ST 9 ERUEERIE5 -an VEEETABLEE V1 n E AN CE,.'dLF..'.11R.. A 77 WILLIAM CASTERLINE General Hamlin Ice, Coal and Wood Sand, Gravel and F111 arpenter ' s Road derson, Penna. 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