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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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'thie volume of In Vleta brings to you the put and nature of the linda Inllan has developed ezlnoe 1935. lben we set out on the eea of happiness, we were already in e great atom, that of a mighty and destructive nr. At the outset of our second year the mn shone brightly, fa' the termination of hoetilities showed that right again ne triulphnnt. A ship built by ingenuity and fortitude 1111 sail ee calaly ee its builders. le ehall strive for one goal-suooeee. lhile ee sail up and dom and aaron this continent expanding the idealaofatrueandeineerehnerioan, eeeballalvayere- nenber the lava of teelwurlg and eportennahip, which ee have been teught. le lhlll never abandon our ehip fa' eelfieb inter- eeta or oonmeion, but we ehall oberieb, honor and obey every- thing that ie a benefit to all. lq God bleu, 'Oar Voyage to a Brighter Baden. L Q x '??i?5'iSNSE E'?E'm'E N 1 I M SQHQQQ, WM? gui gg nrt to night, mm nm-ez, Lens v. Ida--secretary, Chris' , -Pr id t ga 3!'t.:o.R:l.ght, Samuel I. Rhoads, Harry I. Ruggles Jr.--Vice President, lilliam Naugle. WHS? W QQWEMW These are difficult and turbulent days for all people everywhere. The problems of youth seen especially baffling and hazardous. How- ever, out of these great difficulties come new opportunities and spirited challenges for each of you. It is my ardent desire that you will courageously sake preparations for the voyage through the troubled waters of our time. let the star of honesty, tolex-ance,and service to others direct your course and a successful voyage will be your reward. B.,,..,.,,.g,, lgfg f SEQQMQQW SQQWMMQ lay I offer ey congratulations to the fine work of the ylgg staff in putting out this yearbook which is one of the finest nt' With gaduation will come that internal price of a job well done and yan- school memories will be only the more pleasant ones. All the diffimlt tiles will be forgotten or will mellow with succeeding years, but may you never forget that it is only with hard work end perseverance that success is obtained. Your studying days are not overg they have hardly begun. Our country today is facing the geateet crisis in its history. Iou, our students, wust do your share ug in helping to overcome the obstacles that any be detrimental to our democratic way of living and thinking. ----God gave his children lenory, so that they light have June roses in December- QW t: Zi::i::2: 374 8 -' W f JMQQM AW lu-. H. L. Hendricks Supervising Principal , 2 :5 X, B X sy Q z ,S 1 X x Q ' '2:L'x::, 'jg 3 73. j Y e le ble Le Alleger Physical Education 2. Ili!! I. Battle Geo., Social Studies 3. lr. J. Ellsworth Science I.. llr. B. Gen-ity lueie 5. lr. S. Ca-oeenn Jr. nnglish, mem 60 he Ee Sr. lethematice 7s 're Be Iktlor St. Englilh 8. line V. King Social Studies 90 ble Bo hlil Jr. Mathematics 10. lies E. 0'Donne11 Commercial no bfi Ho ol? Home Economics 12. Ir. R. Buble Agriculture SEMQQ WQUQIV Principal me ,551 D Q L 'EQ X57 MEMNTAW MEUR? -3 'ill ro Almtineeeepeeeoeeeeeeeoeeeeeoeaeoeano soeeeeeeooecfldl HT! li!! Lp hlrgilleeeeo e e e eeeeeeeeeo ee e 0 eeeem'ld0 F0811 Q , J x .. , A nil no culpeeeec ,,.ggGI'ldO ol! if We el , W b , ' K K bla De l!J01'eoea e oeeeoo ooo ceo e eecm'l.dC Three .e lies B. Ruok1e..... ,,, ,,,,,Gg-gd, 'rn ' R, ble Ie '01d11'eeeeoe oeeeeoe e e e e oeeoemldO 9 3 e .,, 191.6-1947 W E 'Ro p, T, A. DRIVE In our 191.6-1947 P. T. A. drive, students secured 327 members. Mr. Grossmsn's home room 110-11 had 1001 the first dsy of the drive. As a reward they enjoyed e movie st one of the leeding thesters in lilkes-Barre. An individual cash prize wss given to Joy Steele, the student who secured the most members in the drive. uns gn. gn, 1g,f,e11, 0lDonne11, Irs. Alice Elston 5,-gg Q. lr. Ising Ceolbeugh, lr. Seymour Grosslsn lr. Ernest Smith. 1945- 191.6 P. T. A. PROJHIT The pleygrcmmd equipment purchased by P. T. A. is enjoyed by students of all egos. The greet expense involved wes worthwhile. uni QI lliss E. 0'Donne11, lrs. W. Chsmberlsin, lr. R. Scott. Irs. A. Eleton. Hmm' ur. R. w.1f..r., ur. c. Ia., lr. J. ulem-cn, lr. H. Middleton. 10 ' ER. ffiv 1 3' A - ul Ar ' Y x n7k'Q3u15 -QA 1 f K f A, riff f. .X ,riffs +- A , f: '- li' - ' 4avE ' 4.34 W' P ey ,-.Q gig a'a1qf!f::5g M S ' df' f -- W:- f1fff i Qe llp,-siggft , fd 2 7 155 dill .ft X Z N .. W Nb' -,g, 1g ,g 5fli f2 1: .X 1T21f-.1+s- 'M-W 'fl fl f ' ' ' W'-,lj fy if ,FN ff 69 , -Y 1 44 W , .--A , If Q ,fl f Q ' FM' , .,,, A K 2-' - 'jf' Q I . ,u L i gm l! lm' Mu rf I ,rj 1 N '-Qi' xx H ..-,, ,I N -441,- f 5,411 ' A 4 ' . 1 .ff J, A Q rw, . 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Seymour Grossman were our heed drivers. le had a fel activities while on this trip. Our Our is Magazine Drive was a social and finn- snoial success. Althowh our trip sesie oyable, our activities were lisited due to gms rationing. N The following officers helped to take charge of the trip ------------- 10-1 10-2 llhen lr. Grossman drove: lhen llise 0'Donne1l drove: A ldne Johann ---- ---- --- helped drive - --------------- Janette Sheldon X Jane Coolbengh ---------w assistant -----------w laryclaire lclienna lsthlem latter ------- took notes ---- ------- -- Lorraine Iaukasavage mt -..-...-..-.-.-.. pgid bill, ..-Q ----- -.- ---------- llgrig Ilggdg -f x -nas.. K ' . .':j,,tWf:n , V1 K 'C MQ' 'yQg.i5fL.'w?f'T N K K ,, 1.:,1 N- ' '11 le ended this journey very tired and took a rest for three months. Due to the rationing, our oar was put away. le set sail into our junior year.lnr. Bexv nerd Iksler and lies June Osens were the captains of the ship. Sailing sas smooth. At Christmas time we docked to enjoy the gaiety and hilarity of a Christmas party. le also helped to make the Curtis Drive a success. ' lr. Seymour Grossman, one of our last year's drivers, directed 'Girl Shy, our class play. w ' A le tsninated our cruise with a Junior-Senior pc-oe. ' f y g After we abandoned 'our shi.p,we were given a ninety dayptsm- furlough. The following officers were elected: V t ' President ------------------' Una Johnson Vice President ------------- ------ Barbara Culp secretary --------f--------- Betty Rebennack Treasurer ----- - --------------- Jane Coolbaugh le returned to Leia after a good rest. Boarding our plane, we flee eighty high. lany times we landed to participate in numerous activities. le helped in the Curtis llegasine Drive, which ended with the greatest financial minded the school has ever had. Our sponsoring of noon day dances helped to NFIB 'ith Judyf which was directed by our sponsor, lr. Bernard Ikelar. lany od' our seniors attended the Career Conference at Temple Universitydin students jovial. In December 191.6 we staged our Senior class play a April the senior class went on their senior trip with lliss King and Ir. Gross- man. The trip proved to be not only educational but also cultural and K. N A 5 Qi . Q J rJ2f.rji7 t , V CLASS HISTORY A Y 1 s Our plane landed on June 1 in time for eonlencement, and from there on f parted to take individual routes. CLASS OFFICERS President ---' ------- ----------v Gerald Hoover Vice President ---------------n Kenneth Hunter k M Secretary ------H ---------- -- Betty Rebsrmsck Assistant Secretary ----- -- ----- Lorraine Jonas Treasurer ---- ---------------- Kathleen Hunter Historian -----v ---- ----- - --- Donald Smith i..--4-?.-f 13 i.. ---. - .-,..i., JENNIE BARANOWSKI Under those twink- ling brown eyee and winning smile ie a charming girl with a sunny die- poeition. Petite Jennie ie always lending a hand. FI RABEIIE ROI! A short blonde with a wacky, but nice, giggle and an abundance of good-natured humoq identify Becky. Becky is also rated high in scholastic ability MARTHA CROOP Whenever you hear noiee and laughter in the halls you know that lartha ie nearby. lhere there ie music and dancing there'e bound to be Croop. Her gay wit,charn, and pereonality will be mieeed by all, hi s BARBARA CULP Tal1,s1ender,dark, and vivacious, our Bobby has made many a male heart pa1pitate.The best of luck to a fYi6nd who is rated tops. 12 i.-Q:-,At - ? SEMQW JANE COOLBAUGH Janie is a petite mise, liked by all around school. Her ability to get along with others is envied by everyone. le will all mise her win- ning emile and disposition. 'Ui' SHQMQQA? RICHARD CULP Give Red a rod, e reel, and a worn and you have the king fisherman of the senior class. Be catches than this long llll WARREN DISQUE An easy-going,l1.k- able ohap with a knack for laklng aany friends is our larren. Hs is a level-headed felv low on the basket- ball floor and his carefree manner and sincerity mark hin as a truly regular fellow. FIDRENC! DOBSOU A hm-loving gal with a grand sense of humor, always quick with on answer, and always ready to help you, thaih Florence.You are always assured of a good the when you're with mfg IILHIR NAIS One of the most unassuming aeabsrs of the class is Evans, whose dis- arling lsile is familiar to all 'IIC know hue VIOLET GRA! A sweet dispo- sition and ever- lasting hieudehip are only e few of Violet's virtues. Beneath her pleas- ant shyness gleans the willingness to aid in the uphold- ing of what is just and right. JOHI BIIH' John is seldoa worried or hm-- ried--an easy- going fellow with blaok curly hair. Be's alnys ready with a mile and a witty remark. GERAID DOVE! Jerry lade a hit in both the jxmior and the senior plays. Also as class president and editor ln chief of the yearbook, he has been a very busy person.le all wish you complete success and happi- ness, Jerry. KATHLEEN HUNTER Aa Kenny's twin, Katy is also rated high in attrac- tiveness and per- sonality. le all know her as being a capable and ef- ficient class treasurer, as well as a good friend. KlllE'l'1'IHIIllTB Ken is an attrac- tive fellow, quiet and friendly. Bs is one of the lest active seebers of our class with his interest in l',l'.A, and Senior Band, -'YUM ww .gf :I l-:Z:2.2: 4 16 SEMW ROBERT IDE Bob with his jokes and witty remarks has dispelled sany clouds of gloom. .TEANIDE Jean has the qual- ities that lake her a lasting friend. She is al- ways ready to lend e helping hand.Her obliging eanner will surely bring her success in anything she does. EDIA JOHNSON What is that say'- :Lng7 'Johnson now but not forever'. Good luck, Johnny. SHQMQQAT IDRRAINE JONES Lorraine, as cap- tain, has made our basketball team shine. Anlalso with her artistic abil- ity she has helped to produce this book, ANDREI KLEBAN Aa he laterally passes e football, we want you to neet our football captain. luoh luok in the future, Andy. IILLIAI LEVI Ibn n1sohief's brewing a prank or plot, he's always around tlmt identi- oal spot. ROBERT LIDID Six feet two and hiding under those curly looks, is Bob.To kno! hi! is to like hh, and he'11 certainly register high in the scale of life. IDRRADIE LUKASAVAGE Lorraine's quiet, warn, friendly nature lakes' her one of the sweet- est members of our class. She truly plays a large part in our class with her smiling face and charming love- liness. JOSEPH IAZER Shy? Yes l But when Joe'a mind is set to do a thing, he goes to it with vigorous energy. His phasing per- sonality is known by all. Lots of luck, Joe. IIRIC LAD!! lellllll Her clais to he Irish is substan- tiated by her good hnlor and jolly wit. Best wishes, Irish. IARIE IBADE larle is one of our quiet little girls of few words. Her pleasing per- sonality is known by all, She is usually found with her oaasra, taking Pictvvflrksllun ROBERT IOIER The class glaaour boy, who has seds lany a girl'shsart skip a heat as he walked through tb halls of L. H. S. Success in the future, Bob. Q -7 -4- - , 'I A-Z'AilEk: 18 SEWER? Q JOHN IIULION lho was tht who just whisssd by? lone other than al' J0hnn,e only is b fast on the basketball court, hut hs'll always have our admiration as he- he 1 resuhr sw- IAOII PSRR! Tall, slsndsr,w1th sparkling dark eyes, is llaoai. Shs's a charming girl and in our language is tops. IESREAKES A leading san in the junior and senlu' shows, de- scribes very ssll this Roaeo. Hex-e's to Hollywood! SQDGQWQQAT BETTY BEBENNACK cm., brains, In ever-ready smile are the traits that our Betty posseeses.A pleas- ure to have in class, Betty knows all the answers. FRANK ROESE Always looking for a good time and usually finding one la Prank. His hm, however, does not interfere with his ambition and ever-ready helping hand. ROBERT SCOTT The band will loss one of its beat members when Bob leaves umkiggl, llfahimmu W1 - are only three of the adjectives which could describe our friend and class- lltOg ' 19 ' ll JANETTE SHEIDON Janettn is the girl with the pleasing person- ality. Her dimrpled smile radiates all the warmth and friendliness so characteristic of her. Her charm and grace will always be remembered hy har Ollllllfblo IARGARET SPDLTIS Peggy, with her black hair and sparkling eyes, completes a pic- ture of a cute 'chick' who makes the boys' hearts imrn over. Hem' sunny personality has made her ll? friends. DOHAID SIITH The constant toast. Regardless of this, Don is popular with both boys and girls. He also was a great help m the football teas. DOIDRES SORBER Brown, curly hair end e smile that just son't cone off--thet's Dolores on the outside, Good natured and resdy for hm-- that's Dolores on the i.nside.L truer friend cannot be fUUI1de ANNA SPONSELLPH Anna proved to be s real troupsr dur ing the jmmior and senior plays and quite s cheer- leader, too.le one a lot to this good looking blonde, EDITH SUTTON Sis,ss her closest friends know her, is slwsys smiling, laughing and gay. Her lieohievous spirit hes really esde itself unfor- getabls. Hurry up, Sisdbe late beJ1's going to ring. K V MMM SHQUEQAT .wigs A rw e 1 'sei' g ,U 43.25 , ,fliii 4. '9 ':',,efs ,.-s g' ,ve Q one-v.' pn f . lg 'll' A x' y , Q 4,55 eiea. ,ef ie 4 mg s , , ,.. 'l',xgsC' 'rbi ' lag ,Q e sl, s S, v ' all Q , ,4',i ',q-nts ,env 'll' 1'9 -..Q at '.1 .' Q--5, .3 -3:Q ik,-x-Q A 20 BETTE IALLACE Une part modesty, two measures quiet- ness, s hatch of good friends. Bette is the snswer. IIIDRED IENTZEL A quiet smile end a vinsome manner mske llillie en asset to say class. lsy luck be with you slwsys. IDRETTA YABIONSKI A good sport end lots of hm. She's stopped many a for- ward hos rolling up a score. l.E'? i'i.E SKEWERS ' ..Q. , 1 . 'L' ' ,Q .K WWMQ' 'mf 'Ck - '21 f ' . . 'f ' 'ao C? 5 2 G N4 Q- Q :K I N Q, W C Q Q' 0 .L- ,, 1, if A xv J ,fic 1 5 xf, 'O N., - ' j -, if Ar Ax 2 J ! 'fb Y . ,., , ef X, F gf ix 1 wr'-gyffy it 6 f g 4 x .. 1 1' Z M V ' 1 2. XX XX ,X 1 f Xf! N . K . i . h 3 2Q 5 N X 5. 2 i wW'1'f-fizfmf ' 'z.f7f ' -fc J' L , W 12.0 'WVWQO . W4 M73 ,VJFH 14 vff Awlgzgylv .,..,-nk W nf?--Q 'rw,71-,ng , 075' M05 W Iac 6. YG'-nw-,gay r a7 7'.?kJp, 5: z: i::32: 21 ,QI-M2 BAQOHSKI Dramatic Club 2, 3 Sports' Club 1 EZQBAEELLE BBQ!! Ink Blots' Club 3 Pep Club 2 Sports' Club l gl-E goouagucn Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 3 Senior Play 3 Basketball l, 2 Treasurer 2 Dramatic Club 2 Q23 CROOP Cheerleader l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 WBARA CULP Basketball 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2 Ink Blots' Club 3 Senior Play 3 Vice-President 2 nrcggg gpg Banking 2, 3 F. F. A. 2, 3 Football 3 Baseball l, 2 ! Basketball 1, 2, 3 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Senior Play 3 FIDRENCE DOBSON Chorus 3 Library 2 Newspaper Club l Senior Play 3 3 BLESS HET MBFEES EILBUR EVANS Home Mechanics' Club 3 Arts and Craft Club 2 Baseball Manager l Sports' Club 1 UQEEIQE Dramatic Club 3 Newspaper Club 1, 2 F. H. A. 3 JOHN HEWITT Home Mechanics' Club 3 Radio Club 2 Jr. Red Cross Club l - HOOVER Ink Blots' Club 3 Chorus 2 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 Band 2, 3 President 3 KATHLEEN HUNTER Ink Blots' Club 3 Dramatic Club 2 Newspaper Club 1 Treasurer 3 KENNETH HUNTER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Sports' Club 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 ROBERT QL Newspaper Club 3 F. F. A. l, 2, 3 JEANLE, Ink Blots' Club 3 Photography Club 2 Sports' Club l Band 1, 2, 3 4-?S. 22 EDNA JOHNSON Ink Blots' Club 3 Cheerleader 1, 2 Chorus J, 2 Basketball 1 we President 2 IDRRAINE JONES Ink Blots' Club 3 Chorus l, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Junior Play 2 Library Club 2 ,AQQREW KIEBAN .l' Football 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2 I Sports' Club 3 V WILLIAM IEVI Sports' Club 1, 3 Newspaper Club 2 2, 3 Baseball 1, Football l ROBERT ILOYD Home Mechanics' Club 3 Radio Club 2 gi. Newspaper Club 1 g 53.0 Junior Play 2 02.-e . INF LHLAEAYEE If chorus 1, 2, 3 'T' Sports' Club 1 Josnrn MQ Newspaper Club 3 Radio Club 2 Photography Club 1 !E.iA...YC HELSLCEESA Dramatic Club 2, 3 Band Secretary 3 Curtis Manager 3 2 IAEIE !EA2E Ink Blots' Club 3 Photography Club 2 Newspaper Club 1 ROBRI ICQ F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Football 2 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 JOHN NULTON Art Club 2 Sports' Club 1, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 3 NAOMI PERRY Chorus 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2 F. H. A. 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 AMQ5 BEASEQ Ink Blots' Club 3 Newspaper Club 2 Photography Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 EE!!! BEE EEAEE Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Band 3 Secretary 2, 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 FRANK ROESE Banking 1, 2, 3 Fe Fo Ae lp 29 3 Junior Play 2 ROBERT SCOTT F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Craft Club 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Football 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 JANETTE SHELDON Chorus 3 Dramatic Club 2 Sports' Club 1 F. H. A. 3 HAEQABEI 2591215 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Sports' Club 1 F. H. A. 3 Basketball Manager 3 DONQ-Q SNITH Home Mechanics' Club 3 Radio Club 2 Sports' Club 1 Football 2, 3 PLA 2525559 E BEEB Chorus 3 nraaazia Club 2, 3 gm-A SPONSELLER .M Chorus 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 EDITH SUTTON Ink Blots' Club 3 'Tf' Chorus 2 - T Cheerleader 2, 3 5 Basketball 1, 2, 3 -in Junior Play 2 Senior Play 3 ETTE WALLACE Chorus 3 Library 1, 2 IIIIDRED WENTQL Chorus 2, 3, Library l, 2 f Basketball 1, 2, 3 1535 -x rgamnsxr Ink Blots' Club 3 ol' ,, Cho ue 2 ' Af, Baakazball 2, 3 - Senior Play 3 6 4 ,-. 2--'7-L 11' - QUE JMNQQQ MW i' f J F2 , ,f 1 EW- f X ' ' . V i ,T -V ' e- A ., .. X u X' g' , '. 'f'I+'3f 'T V T Q05 V '-1-7, 1' 'A v' , Z ff -am gg, 1551 122117 ' ' env 1 1 ' ca' ' TGI A115810 'Bl I girl-shy college senior, but hie roommate Oke Stimson, was just the Opposite, his main heerzznreb being Peaches Carter. While Birdie, the house cleaner, was out looking for a movie job, Babs Sanford substituted for her in an effort to meet Tom. lr. Arsdale, Aunt Caroline, and Sylvia-Tom's girl from home-all were coming for graduation. In order to discourage Sylvia, Tom pretended he was engaged to Babs. Iater Sylvia decided the class poet, Alfred Tennyson Iurgatoyd, was cut out for her. The dean of the college found Aunt Caroline to his likingg Chuck came back to Birding and Asma, the colored maid, thought the whole situation was funny. With the help of Peaches and Oke, Tom Lost his girl-shyness and got his girl. Bb m A S T Tol ------ ---------- B ob loyer ,,,,, Oke ------ -- --- Gerald Hoover Caroline ----- --- Naomi Perry ur. n-eaele --- - ---- neu ueya C g, A Q ' Sylvia -- ----- ---- ma nn suzzen M Dean ------- ---- - Prank Roese A Peaches ---------- - Lorraine Jones Asma ------------ largaret Sholtis Birdie ------------ Anna Sponseller Alfred ----- --------- An os Reakel Chuck ------ ------- Bo b Scott Babe - ---- --- Betty Rebennaek :Z :.:::::2:g:5::.:g-5 24 SEMQ WW, Judy Foster wanted, as every girl wants, to be queen of the ball This great privilege was offered to the girl selling the lost magazine subscriptions There was a great conflict between Judy and Tootsie lhffaihe Although Tootsie brought in the most money, Judy got to be queen due to Toots:l.e's sudden case of hives. 4 V 'V . V'.v O Q 5 1 6 CA ST Judy Foster ----- Anna Spcnsellar Randolph Foster ---- - Robert Scott Melvin Foster ---- -- Gerald Hoover Dora Foster ----- largaret Sholtis Hannah ----- ----- Betty Rebennack Ocgie Pringle ------- Amos Reakes llitui Hoflian -------- Barbara Culp Susie 0'Ccnnom- ------ Edith Sutton Irs. Shlutahalner -Loretta Iablcnsld Eloise Hotchkiss ---0 llaoai Perry Irs. Hotchkiss -- Florence Dobson Barbara Winsockit - Jane Coolbaugh ir. Ilertindale ---- Warren Bisque Rex O'Connor ------ Robert layer 5?-gi T' :'v'l'- I :f S.'N: 25 AQBEIEAHI 12122 A-:liable B-ashhxl C-omical D-ralatic E-fficient -nergetic P-un G-entle -ood looking H-andeoae qw, -eppy-go-lucky I-ntere sting J -ovial K-ind L-ovable I- ode st -usical ll-ioe -etural 0-k P-leasant -hotogenic -atient Q-uiet R-efined THE LW WWW ME IME E HELL-E EEE Jane Coolbaugh Janie Here, there and everywhere Amos Reakes Amos Escorting two or three girls Florabelle Brom Becky In the movies Gerald Hoover Jerry Eherywhere and anywhere Janette Sheldon Janette Br1tt's Frank Roese Roese With Betty Naomi Perry Perry Band practice Kenneth Hunter Kenny Huntsville Robert Moyer Bob At the oddest places Joseph llazer Joe With Bob Ide larren Dieque Buddy Reading funny books William levi A Bill Monkeying around Kathleen Hunter Katie Pete's Richard Culp Red Ster1's lilhur Evans Evans All over John Nulton Moe Anywhere Violet Gray Violet Sweet Valley Jean Ide Jeanie Brink's Donald Smith Smitty Nanticoke Loretta Yablonaki Jab L. H. S. halls Jennie Baranowaki Jennie Rec center Dolores Sorber Dody Room 1 Iarraine Lukasavage Luke with Peggy Bette Wallace Bette Skating Rink llarie Meade Marie Gregory's Florence Dobson Bud In a daze ' Liege .5 34 x '93 A ' -' 'le'-329 ' s N D' ' A-::i:: A :I-e4S,'Nf 5, A 26 AEEIIJQE Nurse Actor Bookkeeper Success To own the store To om a double- seated motorcycle Who knows? No competition from F. S. Good intentions llayor of Lehman Farmer what ambition? Secretary To hunt and fish Never heard ot the word Chemist Beautioian Typist Iumberman Athletic instructor Undecided Acrobat Undecided To visit Newark Typist lrs.??? ALILIAEIIQALEI. 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SA X x r,,.. sf Af . fy-gi, V if f ,Y , ,.,. - , , V U A, 7 A . - M- . - W ,,,4, ,ww X I 'Z bg X ,, MMR? ng-t ggi Goldie Gray, Hazel Belles, llarilyn Williams, Hannah Bryant, Loraine Keller, Sophie Kaskc, Priscilla Abbott, larie Beline, Dolores Adanshick, Ellen Gibbons, Betty Ide, Neva Edwards, lary Iencreaux. ig we lr. Ellsworth, Thomas lajcr, Bernard laser, lliclnel Borniak, Joseph Iewie, Andrew Fedor, Joseph Kleban, Charlotte Shouldioe, Frank Prutzaan, Leonard Ide, Howard lleade, lr. Hendricks. IFQ Qs Sherry Nulton, Barry Covert, Frank Rocher, Joseph Gardeoki, John lillanakas, hed lurray, lalter E stan, Charles Snyder, Alden Wagner, Ralph Cornell. rgggh Bgp Anthony Kosakowski, Robert Williams, lillias Ginter, Donald Frantz, Charles Carey, Charles Nusa, Charles Parks, Arden Hunter, Homer liddletcn. Agp-ts Janes Bmbick, Roland Gensel, largaret Pclisky, Jerry Scott. JUNIOR PLAY lf-0 'lo Bride for the Groom' was the title of the Junior class play, which was f 1 ' P90004 U5-GAY 'VOM-U8 l8!'0h 21, 1947. lr. Seylour E. Crosman was the J E: . 9 'D 9 en N, ,,, . ,:xs1l'l51'ls-rvv., director. In the cast were the following characters seated left to rights lery Iasoreaux-Belinda Groot, Prank Prutssan-Digby Prindel, larie Beline-Sophia Selby, Jerry Scott-Boots, Ellen Gibbons-Libby Little, larilyn lilliass-Dot Claibwne, Betty Ide-Prissy Paluna, Charles Buss-'rcs Swanton, Loraine Keller-Bess Selby. Standing Ieft to Rights Priscilla Abbott-Salasandy, News Edwards-Jolly, Dmald Frantz-Herbert Prindel, and lr. Grosmn. xfs, ' 30 SQWEQWWZS nag, Qs llr. S. Grossman, Claire Swire, Audrey Sayre, Naomi Harrison, Leona Lord, Rose Anderson, lery Dargovy, Joan Coolbaugh, Jane Brown, Elsie Jean Ide, Mies E. 0'Donnell. Second 59-gs Richard Thomas, Ieslie Sutton, Adeline Towarnioki, Janet Wright, Ruth Penbleton, Joyce Adams, Anna Ide, Alice Culp, Charlotte Culp, Evelyn Rogers, louise Owen, Kary Joan Williams, Joanne Iukasavage, Richard Ide, Edward Kosakowski. Tggd gn Robert Iasco, Kenneth Bonning, Lloyd Naugle, William Kern, Evan Brown, Albert Ashton, William Sutton, Burl Updyke, William Simms, James Kern, Joseph Gmiter, Robert Nulton, Fred Shouldice, William DeRemer, William Golightley, Richard Weidner, Anthony Yockavitch, Garner Parks, Ronald Thomas. we 'YQ 5 WZSHWEW - SW N mb. ' X X A Q Culp, llargaret Sponaeller, Johanna Sebolka, Alberts Emerick, Dorothy lleade, Carol Wagner, Shirley Walters. Qgcond llgv-z Evelyn Keller, Rita Petroski, Roxio Hoover, Ruth Katclmar, lima Blaine, Lois Ide, llildred Ide, Isabel Lynn, Doris Spencer, ladeline Havrilla, Gladys Anderson, Dorothy Shaw, Joanne llolienna, llargaret Williams, llr. R. Ruble. 1313 Legs Thomas Roberts, Francis Cornell, Robert Kropp, Donald Zerfoes, Arthur Russ, Herbert Perrego, Thomas Blston, Allen Fritz, George lewis, Donald Richardson, Carl Recd, Andrew Harrison, John Dobson, Donald Gross, Fredrick Disque, William Naugle, Harold Ide, Bernard lent, Arthur Cariohner, Walter Roskowski, Donald Bombick, Herbert Spencer, Robert Honta. . First ELI: Dorothy Rogers, Katherine Smith, Jane Brown, Catherine Casper, Mildred 5: I-:1'?:i: 55 31 F Wm' Y-Y Y ,W mmm when Qjggj, ,IQ-lv. llarlene Winans, Barabara Williams, Gertrude Frantz, Emmelia Dyle, Alice Ehret, lr. Gerrity, Caroline Berdy, Connie Petroski, Nancy Rocks, Hilda Warner, Eleanor Filiposaki. Second Ig:-v. Agnas Shneiderite, Caroline lajor, Beverly Sayre, Eleanor Ide, Nancy James, Janice Runage, Irene Polisky, lary Alice Levis, Janet Shouldice, Ann Palmer, lary E. Gilroy, June Lord, Lois Garinger, Violet Headman, Grace Barrel, Mrs. Orr. Ihgi B-Q. Ronald Nusa, Ralph Swire, Robert Reakes, William Ashton, Jack Graham, James Symone, lornan Drihelie, Joseph Rude, Carl Rodriguez, Joseph Cigarski, Richard Kern, Eugene Santayana, Kenneth Haaeltine, Jack Wojoiehoski, Gordon Hoover, Robert Benning, Wilson Cease, John Southwell, John Gibbons, Jack Cave, Edward Sholtis, Aaron Sutton, Kenneth Swan. M awww when p . Z Vw QS 6' W A f' K A , Fgst Els. helyn Niezgoda, Iris Hunter, Claire Searfoss, Geraldine Casper, Florence Sobieski, Mildred Katchmar, Hrs. Lllegar, Phyllis Swan, Norma Carey, Helen Geneel, Sarah Redmond, Lilly Williams. Second Egg. llary lou Elston, lonia loss, Jeanne Anstett, lary Britton Iajor, larlene Cease, Carol Kern, Barbara Trojanowaki, Betty Anne Walters, Carol Buer, Jeanne Ikeler, lildred Gensel, Janet Brown, Patricia lclienna, Goldie Ide, lisa. Battle. Thgd Q. Ronnie Spencer, Elmer Perrego, Charles Headman, Paul Yablonski, Charles Shook, lewis Disque, Ralph Coolhaugh, Willard Reakes, Edgar Thomas, Billy Rinken, Prank Reakes, Billy Kocher, Warren lajor, John Ialok, Anthony Casper, Howard Redmond, Eduard Wyda, Dick Ide, Edward Havrilla, Arthur Lloyd, Charles Gardecki, C Hadeel, Donald Williams, Leland lurray. t: ifv',i::,l:l:.1!7iLd 32 J 05 .'ov ' 3 .9 'Q Q I R O Q N Q N Q N 5 , s v ' s v 9 1755 x ,fm + Q- fxf ,w m,, I X -X ' X 0 fi ' lzx gf ' X z XM' ' , 1 I N x ,n X 1 x - ll tt cy y 9 0' fy, .....,f -,Z JS.-214 -W ff?-f' !n?mm4 4 Ziggy Egg. Lily Jane Boice, Rita Rogers, Freda Evans, Ruth Williams, Eleanor Konigus, Shirley Elston, Theresa Burnat, Marlyn James, Eleanor McKenna, Qgcond Egg. Irs. Weidner, Jerry Brown, Rolland Ide, Kenneth Cornell, Fred Eime, Raymond Snyder, Bruce Ide, Gau ge Major, Joe Brown, Gerald Spencer, Darrel Major. 221, MQ. William Schneiderite, Raymond Kern, Joseph Drapiewski, Richard Moyer, John Knorr,Francis Wentzel, Charles Bytheway, Earle Platt, Roy Evarts, Thomas Winans. ?H5T'M ERQ 5 QQ lf 5529+ ERSHQHESE ziggt Egg. Jeanne Casterline, Alice Ide, Elaine Rogers, Theresa Casper, Janet Cornell, Nancy Williams, Jo Ann Twaddle, Ellen Siire, Patricia Forgatch. Egg. Alfred Pecukonis, Rood, larcia Elaton, Dorothy Price, Anna Kidd, Nancy B onn, Evelyn Eime, Grace lajor, John Rude, Karl Spencer. Thggd Egg. Harry Nichols, Rush Swire, Geo ge Fullerton, John Garringer, Charles Skopio, William lepuchovaky, Russell Major, Jack Hend icks, Gene Crane. Absent. .Joy e Cavill. WQT , kj A at 'X h .W 3 - F M- Fgrgt Egg. Betty Anstett, Phyllis Sutton, Lorraine Varner, Beverly Fitser, Patricia Sukoski, laura Smith, Helen Scopic, Elaine Major, Janice Barnes, Shirley Campbell, Beretta Hewitt, Carole willianae Sggond Rgg. William Winans, Miss Austin, Kenneth Sutton, Nancy Zick, Barbara Tretheway, Joy Steele, Alice Naugle, Irene Snyder, Veronica Dyle, Lois lee, Franklin Geiger, Walter Shouldics, Tommie Nagle. Third Egg. James Casterline, Leon Kern, Bobby Barnes, Duane Titus, William MeCarro1l, Ignatius Hozempa, Edward Wallo, Thomas Park, Ferris Kester. Absent when picture was taken David Apgar. BFHMJETM EQQHEQ :I i:::i::2:l: 34 TSBSBSEWD EER E First is Alice Spencer, Mary lou Rogers, Thelma Sutton, Edith Nagle, Elizabeth Ruggles , Elizabeth Doran, Patricia Campo, Shirley Park, Mary Evarts, Esther Ide, Theadora Wagner, Shirley Mae Brown, Second -Egg-vs Silvia Nichols, Margo Davenport, Claire Fullerton, Nancy Valentine, Iouise Dyle, Nancy Casterline, Alice Kester, Jo Ann Orr, Beverly Major, Joyce llajor, Miss Ruckle. Third R311 Glenn Watkins, Edward lewis, Jolm Stolarick, James Twaddle, Kenneth Kidd, Jerome Shilanski, Glen Rittenhouse, George Rogers, Michael Persons , Joseph Feder. A SEQEND GMBH? FHEET SEQEDQQ First Row. Shirley Calkins, Marianne Parson, Mary Louise Bottoms, Annegean Fitser, Louise Lllsworth, Jean lfymono, Donna Price, Priscilla Hendricks, Judith Ingram, Judith Steele, Jean Fedor, Carol Hadsel, Shirley Schneiderite, Carol Benning, Althea Disque, Lois Vanderhoff, Beverly Kester, Leonora Swan, Esther Winter Second Row, Miss Culp, Bradley Ide, Robert Sayre, Lester,Campbe1l, Harold Coolbaugh, Sheldon Mckeel, Kenneth Covert, Joseph Hardisky, Wayne Major, David Ide, Dana Ide, Edward Stofko, Bruce Varner, Glenn Ide, Gerald Naugle, Thomas Wagner, Dale Campbell. 6 6 j, X W Tilifiikf- AY'-L' 35 f nut- !-QI: George Adamshick, Alma Brovp, Geraldine Mont, Susanne Tvede, Eleanor Moyer, Mary Cave, Nancy Spencer, Patsy Ide, Mary Dennis, Audrey Campbell Second Row: Doris Varner, ing Nagle, Lynn Hadsell, Jackie Kern, Dale Hoover, Earl Iorah, Ronald Dennis, Joseph Schneider-ite, Ronald Jones, Richard Lincoln , Janice Anstett, Irs. Major. Tgd Rows Paul Goodwin, Glenn Major, Robert Chamberlain, James Rogers, James Barsll, Ernest S1 Steele, Richard Cundiff. N. A M E WILLIAN ABNTT ROSELYN BARANOWSKI SYLVIA BROWN IRNA CALKINS WALTER CHAMBERLAIN HAROLD CORNELL EUNICE CRAGLE IDREN CRAGLE NORMA DRAPIEWSKI BERTHA IRIELBIS FRANCES ELENCIK ANN HUSTED ETNEL IDE WILLIAM JOHNSON WILLIAM KLANSEK KATHERINE KOCHER IIARJORIE LEWIS IURIEL LIDYD DAYTON IDNG HELEN IAAZNIK ELDA IURRAY DOROTHY NIEZGODA HAROLD PAIJAER WILLIAM PARK NARIE REBENNACK PAUL SALANSKY RITA SAYRE IDUISA SHOULDICEZ BERNADINE SKOK FRANCIS STOLARICK EIMER SWEIDIN IIARIAN TPUNAS EDWIN WRIGHT JOSEPH YABIDNSKI MAUMNZ 511511191 9291211195 FANN1-1a Norm sl-:car-:TANY Q FACTORY NUSICIAN common NURSE NURSE Acaolm Noun NAVY mucx nnrvm Barns Nousnwrrz Nmrsmn mmm nauocrsr f rausnu-:ss couzcrz ACTHESS 'QI A Busmzss comes NURSE M r mmsn CLASS .max X K , Housmurz common I N1LL1oNA1nz , Q x u.s.AnN! JUDGE X il --f U.S.llERCHANT MARINE -R .-.1 TEACHER News PAINTER SECRETARY Jrmznsuc moron! uNms:n'rAxm common nuns RANCHEN. noun: mourn, Nom: rcs sxmzn DENTAL ASSISTANT cAaPEN'rm CARPENTER cowmmm srosclcznrvs FARM FASHION nnsmwm FASHION scHooL Pnmsr Norm CLERK HOME SEAJASTRDSS mam'-: Brzwrrc IAN NA1'rnEss INVENTOR FARNING BARTENDER Lmmm HOUSEWIFE cmax MILKMAN FARMING 'rAx PAYE3 u.s.NuBsm co. .Q 9. A I 1 Q E LEHMAN COURTDALE ST . LOUIS WILKES-BARRE HUNTSVI LLE MEDKER JACKSON SWEET VALLEY WILKES' BARRE WILKES' BARRE WILKES-BARRE FLDR IDA IDETOWN JAPAN KISS ISSIPPI HAYFIELD FARM K INGSTON NANT ICOKE WILKES' BARRE LEHNAN JACKSON PHILADB LPHI A WILKES' BARRE DALLAS NEW YORK JACKSON IAEEKER JACKSON W I LKES' BARRE LEHMAN JACKSON WILKES' BARRE LEHMAN CONNECTICUT v.f ' Y Y SIZTSVETSEEQ v i J X D 'Q kg A? ' if , I XZ Z ? Z ZZ Q ? ff Z f , Y iii- ,. 'Q ' 7' ' son? 1.y..... 'il NM QM Ejggst gg: James Twaddle, Mary Evarts, Esther Ide, George Rogers. Qgcgnd gs Attendants, Muriel Lloyd, Ethel Ide. L12 gi: 12133, Maris Reber:- naok. Q Qgggg, Frances Elenoik. At- tendants, Iauisa Shouldice, Elda Murray, F: 3:3123 38 . ,M . , I ' Q usa. 'iff .EQQBAII Hslsn laznik, Bertha Dribslbis, Jane Coolbaugh, Florabolla Brown, Betty Rebommok, Pris- cilla Abbott., Lorraine Iuka- savago, lary Iamoreaux, Lorraim Keller, Marilyn Williams, Jana Brown, Kay Evans, Joann Iuka- savage, Evelyn Rogers. 4,41 I I, , ,1 f f 1 ,f ,.f- I 'ff r v V' 4 hr' V SMQQQQ QAM? Front, Goldie Ide, first Rgn, Shirley Walters, June lord, Roxio Hoover, Betty Ide, Janet Shouldice, Jean Ikeler, Carolyn Berdy. Second Row, Joan Coolbaugh, Jane Brown. - Ih rg Row, Mary Dargoy, Evelyn Rogers, Mr, Gerrity, Jerry Scott, Arden Hunter, Robert Scott, Gerald Hoover, Arthur Nusa, Herbert Spencer, Ronald Nusa, Ronald Spencer, Betty Rebennack, Alice Ehret, Alice Culp. fourth ggi, Carol Wagner, Joanne McKenna Mary Joan Williams, Thomas Elston, Alden Wagner, Amos Reakes, Janet Wright, Evelyn Keller, Naomi Perry, Elsie Jean Ide, Jane Coolbaugh, Mildred Ide, Fifth Row, Homer Middleton, Lorraine Keller, Michael Horniak, Joseph Gardecki, Margaret Sponseller , Jean Ide, Charles Nuss, Harold Ide, Kenneth Hunter, Richard Weidner, Garner Parks, Lloyd Nauglo, William Ginter. loving to-greater fame in the Baoklountain Area,the Lehman High School Band attended the State Music and the Forensic Contest in Johnstown in Ap il, 1946, where they tied for second place in their class. Back again in their own territorythey pre- sented the Spring Concert under their capable leader, I . Bernard Gerrity. During the summer the music program was continued with group lessons and band practice throughout the week, School re- opened and the hand attended the Blcomsburg State Fair, taking part in the parade with many other bands. Later in the season they attended the afternoo concert of the United States Marine Band at Kingston, where they led all the lest Side Bands in s pirlde o Now the band is p eparing many colorful numbers for their annual Sp ing Concert. We are sure it will be a success. I I 39 -N M. , S, Mme new h Firgt Q: Mildred Culp, Mary Lou Elston, Eleanor Ide, Janice Rummage, Alice Ehret, Doris Spencer,Nancy James, Beverly Sayre, Caroline Major. Second Qs Shirley Elston,Janet Cornel1,Darrel Major,Car1ton Hadse1,Marlyn James,Alice Naugle, Richard Thomas Donald Bombick, Kenneth Swan, Betty Anstett, Jack Hendricks, Marlene Cease. Third gg: lr. Gerrity, Kenneth Cornell, William Rinken, Carol Kern, Mary Britton Major, Jean Anstett, John Southwell, Dick Ide, Robert Benning. QHQQM5 H591 Leg: Hannah Bryant, llary Lou E1ston,Goldie Ide,A1:lce Ehret, June Lord, Grace Berrall, Ieie Ger1'inger,Anne Sponaeller, Iary Iemoreaux, Leona Lord, Audrey Sayre, Ruth Pembleton,Albina Pall,Sh1r1ey Walters, Carol Wagner, Alberta Eaerick, lr. Gerrity. Secgnd Legs Dorothy Rogera,Katherine Snith,Joan Coo1baugh,Jane Brovm,Janet Wx-1ght,llary Dargoy,Betty Ide,larlene Cease, Loraine Keller, Ruth Katchmar, Joann Lukasavage, Amxa Ide, Joyce Adane,Neva Edwarde,Jane Brown, Adeline Towarnioki, Joanne McKenna. ig gg: Evelyn Keller, Janet Rogera,Rita Petroeky,lary Joan l11liams,Dorria Spencer,Ruth Baranoweki,Char1otte Chzlp, Lois Ide, llildred Ide, Anne Sheltie, Iauiee Owen, Roxie Hoover, largaret Sponseller, llldred Culp. Fggtb Q-ws Alice Culp, Janette She1don,llaomi Perry,Pr1ec1Jla Abbott,lartha Croop,Lorra:Lne Inkaeavage, largaret Sheltie, Jane Coolbaugh, Betty Wallace, Florence Dobson. President, Anna Sponsellerg Vice-Pr-es1dent,Janette Sheldon, Secretary,Pr1eeilla Abbott, 'h'eaeurer, Naomi Perry, tziiky Af A - 40 EMB5 329 5595 BME ,Egg Qs Edith Sutton, Loretta Yabloneki, Jean Ide. goond gg-vs Leona Brink, Bernadine Goll, Ellen G1bbons,Lorra1ne Jones, Gerald Hoover, larie Heade, Florabelle Brom, Kathleen Hlllltlfe :Li-rg 593: Rose Anderson, Barbara Culp, Aloe Reakes, larie Belins, Robert lilliame, lin 0'Donnel.l, Robert Iasoo, Kenneth Benning, Garner Parks. A139-gt: Edward Kasko, Donald Rosencrans, Ednl Jdmlle Q Q ' L I I . Our Club, under the supervision of lies O'Uonne1l, is DB1Dg enjoyed by all the members. At the first meeting there was election of officers. They ares President, Kathleen Hunter: Vice President, Robert Iascos Secretary, Edith Sutton: and Treasurer, Gerald Hoover. ' It was decided that we have a naming contest for the club, Each member had to think of a name and put it in a box. The name that was chosen was 'Ink B1ots , the winner, Lorraine Jones, was relieved of paying the dues of five cents a week, for three months. le have four committees in our club, which are as follows: The Publicity Committee has charge of the advertising and the publicity of the organization. lembere are Amos Reakes, Barbara Culp, Edna Johnson. The Program Committee provides an interesting and helpml program for every regular meeting. lembers are Ellen Gibbons, Kenneth Benning, Edward Kasko. The Social Committee has charge of the social activities of the club. lembers are: Lorraine Jones, Rose Anderson, Garner Parks. The Education Committee has charge of all matters pertaining to the educational advantages offered by the club including work on I.eV1sta, designing and making mimeopaphed tickets, programs, F. F. A. paper, etc. lenberss Edith Sutton, Leona Brink, and Donald Rosencrans. Q A-A f A - f 4L g: -,-s,sY'v,g?x:1ijA. J .... ,-,..v..v-uv.-- CHEM? MQESHSBWBES ELME Segted: Ann Sheltie, Naomi Perry, Betty Ide, Margaret Sheltie, Janette Sheldon. Stggdingelra. Orr,Huth Baranowdd, Alice Cu1p,Charlotte Cu1p,DQ10x-ee Sorber, Jennie Baranowski, Violet Gray, Hannah Bryant, Goldie Gray, Sophie Kasko, Albina Pall, Ruth P6lb10150D,Audrey Sayre. Absent: Charlotte Shouldice, Mildred Wentzel, Naomi Harrison, Clara Swire, 5 I GG 'iw f'z IW! Kngelgg Left Q Right: Daniel Carichner, Ralph Swire, Lewis Disque, Thomas Roberts. Standing: Donald Gross, Mr. Hendricks, Edgar Thomas,Norman Dribelb:ls,Robert Lloyd, Anthony Casper, Wilbur Evans, Herbert Perrego,Donald Smith, Ronald Spencer, Jolm Hewitt, Allen Fritz, Edward Havri1la,E1mer Perrego, William Kocher, Donald Bombick. 50 QSQQH-Q, G9+iSHbHe?G5D3 ELM , ,281-in ,Ziggy Hg: Ronald Nusa, Kenneth Swan, Ziba Smith, Jack Graham, Richard Kern, William Naugle, Arthur Nusa, Charles Headman, Howard Redman, Ralph Coolbaugh, Lou-an Eckert, Mra. Allegar. ,Saggmd Egg: Robert Reakea, Edward Sholtis, Aaron Sutton, Joseph Rude, Andrew Kasko, Robert Benning Carl Rodriguez, Thomas Elston, Lancia Cornell,Bernard lont,Jack Wojciehoeki, Fred Diaque. M Third .lip-wx Willian Ashton, Willard Reakes, Joseph Cigaraki, Eugene Santyana, George Lewis, Kenneth Hazeltine, Harold Ido, Gordcm Hoover. Absent: Donald Zearfoas. T: 11521721 : L2 H N 's First gplarilyn li111ams,Do1ores Adamdzick, Elsie Jean Ide. ggond is lisa King, Jean Anstette,Johanna Sebolka, ladeline Havrills, Irene Polisky, Jean Ikeler, Carol Huer. Bling gg: Helen Gensel, Evelyn Niesgoda, li dr-ed Katohmex-,Florence Sob1esk1,Gera1d1ne Casper, Artie llae Agnew, Iris Hunter. Q39-qt: Mildred Genael. 32795 ELM Fi? KNEE git to R1 htsklerbsrt 3P011001'n Riehai'-I 'Ll'o:-sem 11 -hm' Cariehner, Andrew Harrisvm John G1bbons,le1ter Roskowski, Jolm Southwell, Goldie Gray, Charles Carey, Charlotte Shouldios, Frank Prutslsn, Joseph Gardeoki, Charles Nusa, lillhl Rinken, Edward Shook, lr.l11swom'th,Chsr1es Gardeeki, Charles Parks, John Dobson, Robert Krorp, Leslie Sutton. Sgel-Sag: Jael: Cave. gbeentx Wilson Cease, Sophie Kasko, Robert Scott, Janes 53030 g - kv- First -if-cg: Richard Weidner, Arden Hunter, Ewan Brown, Howard Meade, Robert Nulton, Bernard llezer, Kenneth Hunter, Joseph Kleban, Albert Ashton. Secg gg: Mr. Stark, Joseph Lewis,Andrew Kleban, Harry Covert, Donald Walters, Anthony Kosakowski, William Kern, Jales Kern, liehael Horniak, Frank Kocher, Homer llajor, John Nulton, Ralph Cornell, Ieonard Ido, Charles Snyder, John Miliauskas. EEWST KEEMBE -'- ,g: S.ANf --AQ 1-1 43 FSB-5 ? EEfRWsQili KHDME left tg Right: Donald Williams, Roland Gensel, Rev. Abbott, Anthony YOOKBVRCU, Arthur Lloyd, Warren Major, Edward lyda, Carlton Hadsel, Richard Ide, Island lu ray, Lloyd Naugle, Mary Britton Major, Fred Shouldice, Hazel Belles, Naomi Harrison, Margaret Polisky. 'P-2, C,-f seated: Janet Brown 'Qxiiv AE ,UEMQIIBEMQ EEE EE RE 55,2298 l all Left tg Right: Lily lil- lians, Margaret Williams, Ann Palmer, Mrs. Lewis, Elizabeth Gilroy, Emma Blaine, Barbara Trojon- owski, Dorothy leads. A Q xg nnnmmraf mmm x Sggtgd: Caroline Berdy, Caroline lajor, Gertrude Frantz, Eleanor Filipowski, Nancy Roche, Carol Kern. Standing: H . Grossman, Constance Pe- troski, Violet Gray, Betty Rebennack, g gy!! we Nancy James, Isabel Lynn, Eleanor Ide, Maryclairs McKenna, Jennie Baranowski, Dolores Sorber, Claire Searfoss. 5,1 QN AW 5 1, A' I , ff G' 1 :Z 2.::2::i:k '4 44 ,i'n First Eggs Sarah Redman, Betty Ann Walters, Patricia lcKenna, Norma Carey, Ph llia Swan. Qgcond gggx Lorraine Owens, lary Alice lewis, Ira. Hannah Orr, Hilda larner, Barbara lilliams, Geraldine Casper, Emmslia Dyle, larlene linane, Janice Rummage, Violet Headman, Janet Shouldice. MQW? 965896851153 REM 'ii QSQ EKHUHW KLM left tg Right: Hannah B yant, Hazel Belles, Anne Sheltie, Neva Edwards, Marie Beline, Ruth Baranowski, Ellen Gib- bons, Miss King. rfowfg KWLMSMWQE T KLM? 'J Lgft tg Right: Edward Koss- kowski, Richard Thomas, Robert Ide, lr. B. Ikeler, William Golightlsy. AbsentxJerry Scott, Joe lazer. EEBQNEE EB,-,MBE Left tg Rights Homer Middleton, Donald Frantz, Walter Elston, Fred Murray, Burleigh Updyke, lilliam Gintsr, Donald Richard- son, Alden lagner,Sherry Nulton, Andrew Fedor, lr. E. Hendricks, Robert Hontz. Q- .- .B-,A.,::.::E-1: L5 HRA, HQ Eggs Edward' Kosakcuski, Anthotq Yookavitch, Prod Shouldioe, Prank tsman, Robert loyer,Kenneth Ihnter,Arden Hunter,Ra1ph Cou'ne1l,R1ohard Culp, Leslie Sutton, Richard Thomas, lr. Ruhle. Qgcogd ga Tm lajar, Bernard llazer, Robert Ide, Harry Covert, Frank Kooher, lilliam Sims, Joseph Lewis, Warren Disque, Richard le1dner,Bi11 DOROHIOTQ Img .lggx William Golightley, Leonard Ide, Charles Carey, Andrew Feder Charles Snyder, Frank Roese,Bur1 Updyke,A1bert Ashton, Evan B:-oIn,Roua1d Thomas. IR. B. R. NEWCOIIER County Adviser Agriculture Education IR. RUBLE Teacher of Vocational 181. A F. F. A. IN ACTION Our activities are varied and many. !llll'l13-118 57 Dome'- that's us. Remember 191.7 by... Prcuxc AT nmvms Lum cnour sum: Pnomcr mm Pno.mc'r 'roun schvmzcnn num- AG snow mum DANCE r. r. A. BANQUET :zoo sum onnm 'mn' ro rm sms BLUE RIDGE CHAPTER le feel we really have an up-and-com- ing organization this year. Our membership has increased by L35 making us 38 members strong. !le represented this year on local area, state and national levels. Our ah this year has been 'Every Ag Boy a llember, Every Member Working. le dedicate this page to the members of our organisation who have earnestly contributed to the suc- cess of our organization. If -IK-,-43454 .:,- :I if Y - 4.. J i7 ' aw ' EZ W 'fg' N x by ' was I f J W j V I xr K -A i ' 95 7- - s- ! f 7 02, 27 A Z W, V ,.f' Z ffl, AA7 r' J ,Ti ff Q, A717 4,3 9 f 2 27 .f- N: rv. f,',,, I Vu ffgiff - fp ?SL ...-4'- ff 'ff' fly, - X, Qoivffv, CHEMMMEE3 - I wang B513 gg, Dolores Adalghiok, Martha Croop, Edith Sutton. jggggg Egg. Janet Wright, Elsie Jean Ido, Anna Sponsellsr, larilyn Williams, Jane Brown, Joan Coolbaugh. First Egg. Ronald Thomas, Kenneth Hunter, Arden Hunter, Homer Major, Harry Covert, Ruble. Second Egg. Ide. Fred Murray, Jack Bombick, Walter Elaton, John Nulton, Charles Nusa, Leonard : 1 ,Ay .',::13,5a5 L8 ?QQ?M5,,E2 Egg B-gg: George lewis, Andrew Harrison, Jack Graham, Arthur Nusa, Ronald Thomas, Robert Benning, Richard Morgan, Robert Kropp, Walter Roskowski, Thomas Elston. ggond Eggs Joseph Kleban, William Naugle, Bernard Mont, William Ginter,Dona1d Richardson. Imgj Eggs Student Manager-Michael Horniak, Arnold Swan, Warren Dieque, Charles Nusa, Lloyd Naugle, Donald Walter, Fred Murray, Walter Elston, Evan Brown, Richard Cu1p,Rober't Laaco, Homer llajor, Coach-lr. Stark. fn JN! VE ZS S4L,f5 L9 MMS A5EiE?EM,,Em XXXNM A! MGH SWE 12,95 Egg. Imette Yebloneki, Charlotte Shouldiee, lerilyn lilliell, Edith Sutton, Lar- reine Jones, Anne Ide, Charlotte Culp, Betty Ide. R995 1. lergeret Sheltie, Janet lright, Dolores Ademehick, Roxio Hoover, helyn Rogere, lery Joeniillieme, Peggy Sponeeller, Ire. Alleger. sf X . ajax ' , li , qilggv 3 Wi 5:5 ,kk 1 I 1 E e Q. 1. 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