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

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Your sincere interest in.the guidance and education of youth, and your honest endeavor to provide us with every opportunity to be- come useful citizens of tomorrow, deserve and receive our gratitude e le hope that any pleasure you may receive from our book will repay you :ln part for all that you have done for us. 5 'lv SGH Marilyn Williamsd Assist. Editor Charles Russ' Bus. Manager Charles Parks Assist. Senior Ed and Typist Joseph Gardecki Activities Editor Homer liddleton Editor in Chief Richard Weidner Assist. Bus. lgr. larie Beline Alumnae Editor and Typist , . .,,,- Lorraine Keller Joan Coolbaugh Assist. Editor Dolores Adamshick Senior Editor and Typist A-. l I Betty Ide Assist. Alumnae Ed lalter Elston . Assist.Activities Ed. Sports EditorQboysD 6 an SW X I Bernard Inner Q 'g1,, E4 0:9 11 Q ' Cartoonist .Joanne Lukasavage Leona Lord 31519 Jean Ida Assist. Art Ed.fand Assist. Art Editor Sports Editorfgirlsl Cartoonist lary .Dargoy Priscilla Abbott 38119 BPOW aunt. sport, Ed.fB11'1sl Phono., Editor' Assist. Phono.. mim- Margaret Polisky Adeline Towurnicki Kenneth Banning Assist. Photo. Edito printing 'Printing 7 if ff25fYfw-QV' fd!-wfiizmxu ffwvww W 74Wv,e,A,a4w4,w,aa'!lf-v'4f- fmfwf -wx 1 fu? 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' ...sg-.', -.. - ,. , ,,,A ,HJ I'Club 'and Dallas ' Senior and Junior Q33QQiioQb ?QQm 2.0.4 2E,.,t,,1f ANNUAL MEMORIAL For Community Bernice IN THE BACK MOUNTAIN AREA For the yur 594 r S! -4 tu ee fi Pa 'G A W A R D --Ji si EJ si rf: so .1947 if? 'l is p-nontod to ig .Jlawmdl gy: gr This award is made ro any man orhwonnan without ummm for nice, creed, color . r xonomu' s .mm in recognition nf rm. unaeliah soles.. of si...-.rm exempliicd an Hemelrighr - . ...raw of the Back Mountain Area- who through aefem.m.mf.,msaeny,1esan- v- - ,np .na . .mm cms... mam. imma . ma. Hin was a life of service above self, attained hy the application of the ideal of service and dr he if f r i H W K IQ 0 l l1l . X re! . p-mu.-i in me ,mm of his fam draw... gp ' 'N . . . N-V -a-ummm: of and-minding ma ,ma -.an an ha. pmsftn, mama mu cnmmumry mr. -. Chairman K3 - - -- , Q Co-Chairmen v as . 1 'MI Consider being 3 NaC5Cf rfH2 H. L. Hendricks. Lehman Principal Receives Frank Hemelright Award Identity Oi Winner Is Revealed Rt Dinner Meeting Attended By One Hundred Persons Howard L. Hendricks, supervising principal of Lehman Township Schools and teacher of the Men's Bible Class at Lehman Methodist Church, received the first annual Frank Hemelright Memorial Award for -community service in the Back Mountain area at a joint dinner meeting of' Dallas Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs at Irem Temple Country C1911 on Wednesday mght' . ':We' were 'seeking 'the uiniiri inwtlie ,More than 100 persons representing Women of Rotary, Women of Kifa jwanis, Harvey's Lake Women's Service' community who best exemplified the unsellish Christian qualities in the life of Frank L. Hernelright. These at- womens. Clubs gathered to hear Rev wtributes were initiative, unselnshness, Frederick Reinfurt, pastor of Dallasicollrrage mid miegmy' . The selection was made without Methodist Church, announce the name of the man who has done the most for the community during the past year. Although the committee had made its decision some weeks ago, Mr. Hendf ricks's namehad not been revealed until Wednesday night. Rev. Reinfurt, chairman of the com- mittee of which Rev. Frank K. Abbott. V of Lehman and Rev, I. I. O'Leary of Shavertown were cofdiairmen, was in- troduced by Frederick Anderson, presif dent of Kiwanis Club. In making the award, Rev. Rein' furt quoted the late Will Rogers who when asked What is wrong with the country? replied, I. don't know. I guess it's people. K - Then Rev. Reinfurt went on to stress the importance of character in community life. We need not only good laws, but good lawyers: not only good churches, but 'good ministersg not only good laboratories and hos' pitals, but good scientists and nurses: not only good schools, but good teachers. The good in a community rests on the shoulders of each of us as individuals. - He then explained how the award' was made at a meeting of twenty representatives of church, civic and N ffraternal' groups. We started out by outlining those characteristics which' should not have any bearing on our selection. We were definitely not look' ing for the most popular man, the best looking, the most able politician, the man who slapped the most backs or who knew the most people by their' first names., 1 concern economic status. I am happy to say that throughout the balloting whidi was secret from the start, Mr, Hend- riclrs's. name was never lower than a tie which helps to demonstrate the democratic processes of this award and represents the ,concensus of opinion of the committee. Rev. Reinfurt then resented Mr. for sex, race, color, creed or Tliiendricks i with at S56 v5a:'s..ai, the gift of the anonymous founder of the award, and the Memorial Award plaque for 1947. - In a modest response Mr. Hendricks who was present with Mrs. Hendricks, said that he recognized the award not so much as coming to him as an inf dividual but as coming to the schools forithe contribution they have made to community life. ' ' This award comes to me for doing a job I consider it a privilege to do and can do only with the generous support and-cofoperation of the com' munity. l Mr. Hendricks said that' it was of particular significance that a school man was selected and he hoped that it was evidence sf an increasing aware- ness of the important contribution made by the schools in our democratic and community- life. , - He hoped that it meant the opening of a new era in Back Mountain schools. v We need to reevaluate the pro- gram and the purpose of the schools in the light of the changed conditions of today. We should check'the ad- stniff We should see., that we have adequate teachers, for the teacher is the important item in the matter of education. ' head of ,a school-a most solemn and sacred responsibility because in a school we are dealing with a human ,resource-the most important of all' our resources. - i The school is in the key position! in the community. Church, home and civic responsibilities all have their roots in the school. If the life of our com' munity is to improve it will depend' on how well the schools .are doing thgiriob. l Our increasing rates of divorce, crime and many other ailments are the results of ignorance. If. we are to improve the world and the Back Mountain' Region we must have un' derstanding. The school by- its very nature can dispel this ignorance and promote understandingamong men. The defeat of ignorance is an inf 5 others. If any individual is to enjoy life to its fullest extent he must do things for other people. Personnally, the greatest pleasure that has ever come to me has come as the result of helping I hope the fine spirit of this award can be carried over into a closet co operation in all Back Mountain activ- ity: in education and in all 'the civic' .problems of our area. I know I shall cherish the op- portunity to work with 'others who shall in later years receive thislbigh honor , ' , I consider it ha challenge to any- 'fman who accepts the Hemelright, award to live up to it in thought and! actiong to help meet the needs of this. reatfcommunity and its greatest ref, urce-the boys and girls. K 'fl want to thank publicly the man r woman who has anonymously made available this award and the Rotary, dividual problem, it cannot be accom-rand Kiwanis .Ch-1556 HHYVCY3 I-akei pushed by .letting George do itj ' WfeiWomen s Service Club and the Senior cannot shoulder the responsibility ,A on' and .lUf1l0fS WOMCHS' Clubs and all the school teacherg, school, boardstother cofoperating organizations foti churches and welfare organizations. Itlihflf 502 SPU'if of PUbliC Service- is our owii-respgnsibillty. ssirsnttsrt to Rightllr. Arthur Enrst,ur. Lewis V. Ida, Seeretary,.ltr. C. S. Nusa, President. 'smmne inert to Right, nr. Samuel u. Rhonda, Mr- Harry W. Ruggles, Jr., Vice President, ltr. ministration, attendance areas andfl-0 William Naugle, lisa Jule Bartley Sr. lathelatics lisa lary Battle Geo., Social Science lr. Joseph Ellsworth C krt, Gen. Science lr. Bernard Gerrity lusic lr. Andrew Harrison Physics, Chemistry lies Virginia King Social Studies Irs. largaret Leonard Physical Education 7acaZ6'Q IR. H. L. H NDRIGKS SUPERYISING PRINCIPAL 8. Irs. Ella Lewis Jr. lathenatics 9. lr. Anthony larchakitu Coach, Social Science 10. lr. Robert lartin Sr. English ll. liss Estelle 0'Donne1l Commercial 12. lr. Russel Buble Agriculture, Shop 13. lisa Ruth Shellhaner Home Economics 14. Irs. Dorothy Travis Jr. English, Latin I . 1 y ill: wghgst J - M--Aiiihnw---s . , 0 e This year the P.T.A. purchased ten new uniforms for our band.The1r Parcel Post Party was a huge suc- cess. Packages were sent from all over the United States,M Alaska, India,and Englande Celebrities such as Tom Brenneman, Lou Costello, and Irs. Truman sent packages too. the P. T. A. also bought a baton which 'Charles E lary' had donated to the Parcel Poet Party. In tha campaigning for P. T. A. members the Juniors ie l1'l .eueeeeaea in getting 1005 aeeberemp- Th' fourth grade had 1005 too. The P. T. A. treated them both to theatre parties. The Juniors went to see 'Gone With the Wind' and Fourth grade saw 'Fun and Fancy Freee' Presidentnans-nur. I Loren G. KQ11.r Secretary-----lies Virginia King 'Treeeurer ---- -lr. Ellsworth KREELIHGx CLeft to Right! Nancy Valentine, Elizabeth Ruggles, Janet Cornell. FIRST ROW: fLeft to Right! Edward Oncay, lary Dennis, Janice Anstett, Nancy Spencer, Doris Varner, Elgxnor loyer,Susanne Tvede, Geraldine lont,A1na Brown, Janice Evans,lary Jane Cave, Audrey Campbell, K Nagle. SECOND ROI: CLeft to Rightl lies Burgess, Lynn Hadsel,Steven.Andrasko Richard Lincoln Paul Goodwin John Steele, Janes Barrall, Ronald Dennis, Robert Chamberlain, Janes Rogers, Glenn,lajor, Ernest Slocum,-Jack Kern. 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Ililliam Ginter-Treasurer, Dolores Adamshick-Secretary, lalter Elston-President, Betty Ido-Aaa't Secretary, Homer Middleton-Vice President, Jerry Scott-Historian. Fwwm--Whig nog, COLORS--Blue and White S0NG hiff'm'o'f fi nomo--'out of the Harbor , we into Deep Channels' 35.9 I' , ff. , 'Es ei .fu- 14 PRISCILLA ABBOTT A sleeter girl can't be found, Shs's flashing a smile instead of a frown, With brains to match, She's quite a catch, And she's respected by her classmates all around. - - villa her piano-playing ability to Mary Joan lilliams. DOLORES ADAMSHICK Dolores is right on the heat, Alleys looks so trim and neat, Shs'a gay as a lark, stays out after dark, In cheerleading she sure is 'aw-reet'. - -wills her honorary positio as Royal latch Dog to Kenneth Benning. MARIE BEIINE They say of Marie and should, It is certain she'11 do some 89069 She's cute and she's cheerful, A right pleasant earful, And exciting, for that is understood. - - wills her long fingernails to Miss 0'Donne11's typing student 8 e HAZEL'B IlES Basel thoughtfully steps over ugs and ants, And cheerfully cares for the potted plants, An earnest worker, She's no shirker, The career she chooses she will enhance. - - wills her job of watering lr. lartin's flowers to a future enior. JAMES BOIBICK James is ambitious, a hard- uorkingglad, If therefs any help needed, To pitch in he's glad. - - wills his freckles to Kiss Jule Bartley. 15 CHARIES CAREY He travels far in every class, To the land of lynkin and r Blvvkin. His strong and silent and k dreamy air, lake you wonder just what he is thinkin. 15'- wills his wavy hair to Francis Cornell . i I 5 RALPH CORNELL Here's a friend so good fd tr s, lhen hs's around we're never blue, A young lad who is hard to bluff, In basketball he does his stuff. - - wills his football charm to 'Hutch'. 1 IEVI IDIARDS A pretty face, a happy smile, Laughing or grinning all the while, Kind and helpful in every way, Shefs a friend from day to day. - -wills er courtship success to Peggy Sponseller. IILTER ELSTOH His curly hair, his bashful 87139 Puts, gglg every girl in a spin, Intelligent, ambitious, good- looking too, He's our class-president ------ lalt to you. - - wills his gUl50h8I1lg to anyone who needs to smsrcise their jaws. ANDREW EEDOR Andy is quiet and takes life at ease, He does his best and tries always to please, Even though he doesn't lake lush noise, Ha is one of our popular boys - - wills his ability to study to Audrey Sa rs. DONALD FRARTZ Don is popular in every way, He can sake friends without delay, Creations with crayons, paints and oils, On these works he daily tolls. - - wills his artistic talents to Leona Lord. is JOSEPH GLRDSCKI A nice gn to know, his horn he does blow, Excelling in all, He's right on the ball. - - wills his singing voice to anyone who will lake use of it. ' . -A'-1-K-'rianninr '- ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 g . - 3 ROLAND cram. d mmm' cnaaous wn.1.nu. 'arms He served a hitch for Uncle Sas, le're glad to have his hone, Laughing and grinning all the ' while, He drives his jalopy with plenty of style. - - wills his girl friends to George Lewis. She knew how to market, oopk and sweep, By half-past eight she was sound asleep, She was only nine at that distant tile, lhen girls grow up they sure change a heap. - - wills her wit to anna Idea. l comm can Goldie never ,says a thing untrue , She's never flirted or what- have-you, 8he's blond and sweet, Always very neat, lo latter what there is to do. - - wills her quietness to Adeline Towarnicki. ARDERHUITER They say he's a farmer at heart, and he nust be awfully smart, He is expert at clowning, and he leers at the frowning, lo matter how dreary the day s nay start. - - wills his humorous outlook on life to Evelyn Rogers. 1? his witty jokes and ispish grins Your interest he's sure to win Though high school, days have been his delight , They can't compare with high school nights. -- uusnn naegrin ma laugh to the halls of L. 8.8. BETTY ,IIE Betty got herself a beau, New she has to learn to oook and sew, But this lass works -with all her ,night With a tenperaaent so happy and bright. - - wills her twlrling ability to Roxio Hoover. LEONARD IDE Hank is a guy that sees things through, He will succeed in anything he ' may do. He's quiet and polite, His marks are all right, Don't you wish you could be nke that, tee? - - wills his shy manner around girls to Lloyd Naugle. .. - JOSEPH KLEBAN You see here a senior named Joe, Who is quick with his 'yesv or ' e his 'no', lhere ever he may be, he's a good-nstured lad, And e better sportsmen Lehman ' never had. - - wills his career as Chef to the Home Ec. girls. SOPHIE KASKO This girl is tidy and neat, With her no one can compete. She uses her charms every day, She's as likable as a flower in May. - - wills her. memories of the F. F. A. boys to Janet Wright. ' FRANK KOCHER This Romeo of the senior class Is liked by every lad or lass, An all-around guy He will certainly get by. - - wills a pair of scissors to lr. Martin to out out all that foolishness. .18' IDRAINE KEIlER This little miss is a cute little trick She doesn't date every Tom, Harry or Dick. To everyone shels true And,to be sure,a good example for you. - - wills her duty as basket ball manager to Carol Wagner. ANTHONY KOSAKOWSKI Anthony is a popular lad, lhen he is around nobody is sad, lith a friendly smile for everyone, He has his friends and he has fu . - - wills his ambition to Bill Simms e ILE! LLIDREIDI It is lary we see here, with Always a smile, never a tear, She's full of wit and humor, And I've heard a little rumor, That teaching will be her career. ' ' lille her ability to keep a secret to Hilda Warner. BEVERLY LEWIS Secretarial work is the line, In which she's determined to shine, At work or at play, In each little way, You will see she is getting on fines - - wills her R. W. Collins Practice Set to anyone who wants to sit in jail. THOMAS MAJOR Good-looking and not too tall, Whenever you see him he's 1 roaming the hall. He cannot understand. why he ' should strain, To overwork his brawn and brain. - - wills his G. I. haircuts to Donald Britt. BERNARD IAZER Generous and sweet, a pal mesa, Always true when a friend's in need, Happy and cheerful is his day Because he has such a pleasing way. - - wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Bill Kern. HOWARD MEADE Howard is the business type, Never a worry, never a gripe, Be's bound to succeed in what- ever he may do, If he makes a mistake he will tstart anew. - - willsihis car trouble to Kern's jalopy. 19 HOMER UIDDLETON Homer's mind is very keen, Comes off with'ha, ha, what do A you mean'? With a mess of sticks and goo, Ask him about airplanes, he'll explain it to you. - - wills his Einstein brain to lr. larchakitus. I .J JOHN IILIAUSKAS Trunpet playing is Johnnyfs delight, And with his band he does alright, There goes a laugh, a hearty f one, lhenever you find Johnny, you always 'find fun. - - wills his ability to blow a trumpet to anyone who has 0l.e FRED IURRAI - Fine character and that's not all Very cooperative, a friend to all, Fred you know is quite a lad, lever too good, and never too bad. - - wills his bright-colored shirts to his brother Leland. - - ur Q Sl-IERR! NULTON Not too serious, not too gay, But a swell fellow in every 'Us He's a guy with places to go, He's quiet, pleasant and nice to know. 5 - will his wise remarks to Joanne Lukasavage. E GHARLBSIUSS The blue-eyed blond of the senior class, Is liked by every lad or lass, Always willing to lend a - helping hand, He's a trumpet player in our high school band. - - wills his position as sec- retary in the locker club to Red llaugle. ' Q CHARLES PARKS Charles ls quiet , never says too auch On the typewriter he has a nice touch, His sails :ls one we will ' ,always cherish, And hi happy laughter' will never perish - - wills his dimples to lary Alice Lewis. I .l.,,-., ..,.,.. , ,,,-la,..n............1.....-,M.... ,,,. A.. ....... .L A ....l.....,..l-. ,, A,,.,ll...,,. Wal.. .,., .gp l,.t,......,.:,.,,.. .A,-,,-, ummm POLISKIW lanner so gay, heart so tree, A worthy person she will alwqs be, In future life largaret will excel, Because her work is done so well. - - wills her pleasant ways to her sister Irene. . ,lllvvlw-. . FRA K PRUTZIAN A farmer and ladies man too, He'1l settle for 'moo' and for 'woo' e School work leaves his cold, we've often been told, And to homework he merely says 'pooh'. - - wills his way with women to Jim Kern. JERRY SCOTT Little brains of mischief, lixed with grains of ease, Brought this mighty Senior, Up from the freshman class. - - wills his dancing ability to lary Britton lajor. n 1 CHARLES SNIDER lhen there are girls to court, He is quits a sport, ' lhen along comes a Ford hy chance, He is off to a gfarmer dance. - - wills his love for farmer dancing to Emma Blaine. ILU I IIGI R He's rather slender and also quite tall, His quiet manner is liked by all As a scholar new 1-amy quite 3 SUV: Give him a chance and he will get bye - - wills his friendly manner to lidge Culp. W ' the-'W'-' ' Amnhlhf- ' -A' IARILYN IILLIAIB larilyn is a girl you'd like to meet, llth pretty eyes and a smile so sweet, She is full of vigor and vim, Possessed of a friendliness that will always win. - - wills her vim and vigor to any gal who feels the need for vitamin pills. - ROBERT IILLIAIS He is little an he is wise, A holy terror for his size, lith his good-natured, beaming face, He is always welcome every g place. - - wills the school---all of it ----- to all of you. 4 1 4- 4 Seea9w746 604403 E S I , , S C 1 1 p ' 1 I W 4 f i 1 4 W ' i i i 1 F -4 w P . gEATEDz ,Frank Prutsnan-David Thonpsong Loraine Keller-Agnes Endicott, larle Beline-Irs. Endicott, llarilyn lillians-Cissy Endicott 5 Dolores Adamshick-Beryl Endicott, Ellen Gibbons-Aunt Caroline, Betty Ide-Louise lacLain. 7 STANDING: lalter Elston -Lieutenant Claytong Homer lliddleton-Percy -, Haganang Charles Carey-nan Donovang Priscilla Abbott-Kiss labbittghrry ,O Scott-Riccytndicottg Ilrs. Travis-Director of the Play. - , .135 Xizfstf NJ' The audience was on the edge of its sehtg Aunt Caroline , that ninerly old sud-hen, had just been poisoned. lould Lieut. Clayton discover who had comitted the crine or would it go unsolved? Those who saw .our play can tell you it was swell. The cast case out to new practices and their efforts were seen that night. lost of then were veteran actors, who had been in the Junior Play. Although 'lho Killed Aunt Caroline' was not as hilarious as our Junior Play there were aan laughable spots. No one could help but laugh at the dead-pan actions of Ilarilyn Williams as C:lssy'. As a budding scientist Jerry Scott wrapped his tongue around huge scientific nales.Producing a play is a lot of hard work, but it's lots of fun too. The whole cast will always renenber the fun we had at practice and at our sessions down at the 'Rec' afterwards. V 24 . ' 79 CAST: fleft to right! Kary Lamorpaug,Frank Prutzman, larie Beline, Jerry Scott, Priscilla Abbott, Ellen Gibbons, Neva Edwards, larilyn Williams, Donald Frantz, Betty Ide, Charles Nuss, Loraine Keller, Mr. Grossman. I 'No Bride For the Groom' was a hilarious comedy that kept the audience in gales of laughter. The combina- tion of Jerry Scott as 'Boots' a d Priscilla Abbott ' as 'Salamsndy' was perfect. It seemed everyone in the play wanted to be larried. Some of them finally did succeed after getting themselves into many funny Bit-uationl. ' slr QL.-,.,f 'Q X 5 s Q S ax Xa Xxxa 466 Priscilla Abbott as 'Salsmandy' threatens A 'Boote', Jerry Scott, with her lucky ho se shoe and warns him,'lighty good for hangin' on yo' bean,b1ack boy,doesn't yo' mind nel' M 25 - ' 7 ff -. Q 45 J' QQ 0 A mga Priscilla Abbott 1-2-3-4 Ralph Cornell 2 NevahEdwards 3-4 Joseph Gardecki 2 Ellen Gibbons 1-2 Arden Hunter 2 Betty Ide l-2-3-4 Leonard Ide 2 Lorraine Keller 2-3-4 Iary Lamo eaux l-2-3-4 Thomas lajor 2 Fred lurray 2 Charles Nusa 2 largaret Polisky 2 Frank Prutzman 2 Jerry Scott 2 Alden Wagner 2 larilyn Williams l-2-3-4 i Priscilla Abbott 4 Dolores Adamshick 4 larie Beline 4' Neva Edwards 3 Walter Elston 4 Donald Frantz l-2-3-4 Joseph Gardecki 3-4 Betty Ide 4 Lorraine Keller 4 Bernard laser 4 Howard Ieade 2 Homer Middleton 3-4 Charles Nusa 3-4 Charles Parks 4 largaret Polisky 4 Jerry Scott 3 larilyn Wi1l1ams 4 4AiIIIid Dolores Adamshick 1-2-3-4 larilyn Williams 1-2-3-4 fkawfaea 4'GIBU1 ' d!!!!!, Ralph Cornell 1-2-3-4 Donald Frantz 1-2-3'4 Joseph caraacki 2-3-4 William Ginter 1-2-3-4 Arden Hunter 2-3-4 Betty Ide 1-2-3-1. Lo raine Keller l-2-3-4 Homer liddleton l-2-3-4 John liliauskas 1-2-3-4 Charles Nusa 1-2-3-4 Jerry Scott 1-2-3-4 Charles Snyder l-2-3-4 Alden Wagner l-2-3-4 Marilyn Williams 1-2-3-4 6 BHSC Bsu. James Bombick 1-2-3-4 Walter Elston 1-2-3-4 Andrew Fedor 1-2 Arden Hunter l-2-3-4 Leonard Ide l-2-3-4 Thomas lajor 1-2-3-4 Bernard laser 1-3-4 Howard Heade 1 John Hiliauskas l-3-4 Fred lurray 1-2-3-4 Charles.Nuss 1-2-3-4 Jerry Scott 2 Charles Snyder 2-3-4 Q + Q -.5 ? SY- PLAY Priscilla Abbott 4 Dolo es Adamshick 4 larie Beline 4 Charles Carey 4 Walter Elston 4 Ellen Gibbons 4 Betty Ide 4 Lo raine Keller 4 Homer liddleton 4' Frank Prutzman 4 Jerry Scott 4 larilyn Williams 4 26 NL Ba5xdTBwLL Priscilla Abbott 3-4 Dolores Adamshick 3-4 Ralph Cornell 3-4 William Ginter 3-4 Joseph Kleban 2-3-4 Frank Kosher 3-4 Thomas Major 1-2-3-4 John Miliauskas 1-2-3-4 Charles Nusa 3 Jerry Scott 1 larilynAWilliams,2-3-4 Betty Ide 3-4 Walter Elston 3 Lorraine Keller 4 Frank Prutzman 3-4 'H-AM I Ralph Cornell 3-4 Walter Elston 1-2-3-4 Andrew Fedo 3 William Ginter 4 Joseph Kleban 2-3-4 Frank Kosher 4 Anthony Kosakowski 3 Thomas lajor 1-2-3 Fred Murroy'3 Charles Nuss 2-3-4 Charles Snyder 2-3-4 X WX JRYLRY Priscilla Aboott 3 Marie Beline 3 Neva Edwards 3 Donald Frantz 3 Ellen Gibbons 3 Betty Ide 3 Lorraine Keller 3 lary Lamo eaux'3 Charles Nusa 3 Frank Prutsman 3 Jerry Scott 3 Marilyn Williams 3 Emu ' In 1942 we started the last half of the long trek toward the objective we are now attaining. Our home room teacher was Miss Yaple hire. Allegarl. le had a large enrollment of about 60. This was because Jackson Twp. had decided to send their Jr.-Sr. High School students to us.le had many wonderful times which we have never forgotten. Upon entering eighth grade we were split into two sections. lr. Grossman,a new teacher that year, and Hrs. Hendricks were our sponsors. 8-1 had a contest between the boys and the girls to see which could bring in the most waste paper. lhen the boys won the girls gave them a party. 8-2 was busy that year too.They won the Curtis Drive Contest,and earned themselves an ice-cream party. At the beginning of ninth grade we welcomed the students from Ross Twp.0ur home room teachers were Irs. Lewis and Mr. Sidler. The entire Freshman class sponsored the Jr. High School Party on December 1, 1944. lr. Grossman took the whole class on a trip to Wilkes-Barre to visit the Times Leader,the Court House and the County Prison. At the end of our Freshman year we picked the courses we wanted to take for the remaining years. Upon entering Sr.High School Charles Nusa and Romer Middleton were elected Co-president, one from each section. le held a Sweetheart Dance on February 13 of that year. le were very proud when it was a great success. Some one sald it was the nicest dance ever held that year. Juniors at last. le were 46 strong with lr. Ellsworth and llr. E. Hendricks as our sponsors. Officers for the year were President-Charles Nusa, Vice- President-Alden lagner, Secretary-Betty Ide, Treasurer-Andrew Fedor. Determined to fill our class treasury, we sold Scottie T shirts to the student body. A le made our first attempt at theatrical production when we presented our Junior Play 'No Bride for the Groom', a comedy which kept the audience in gales of laughter. le co-sponsored the Spring Prom with the Seniors which brought the term to a successful close. It seemed strange to enter our Al a later as Seniors, with no other class above us. Our sponsors were lies O'Donnell and lr. Martin. le elected our Class Officers soon after the term began. They were: President-lalter Elston, Vice-President-Homer Hiddleton, Secretary-Dolores Adaashick, Treasurer-Bill Cinter, H1storianwJerry Scott, and Assistant Secretary-Betty Ide. Our Senior year has been full of activities. There were the usual activities which we supplemented by selling Christmas Cards, and candy. Before the Christmas holidays we gave our Senior Play, a mystery this time, entitled 'lho Killed Aunt Caro1ine'. Each character was not the type to commit murder. This kept the audience in suspensegthroughout th entire play. Ln all Back llountain amatgur'-Show has been planned which will be sponsored by our class. I E le are looking forward to our class trip, lay Day and Prom. lhen they are over, preparation for graduation will keep us very busy. le have enjoyed participation in school activities. They will always give us pleasant memories. Our history has-seemed3shert but we are sure that the other classes will have as much fun making theirs. if V N-AAL -415 ' :qt-ffifjq-fzfvrziif 27 Jennie Baranowski Florabelle Brown 'Jane Coolbaugh lartha Croop Barbara Culp Richard Culp Warren Disque Florence Dobson Iilbur Evans Violet Gray John Hewitt Gerald Hoover Kathleen Hunter Kenneth Hunter Robert Ide Jean Ide Edna Johnson Lorraine Jones Andrew Kleban William Levi Robert Lloyd Loraine Lukasavage Joseph llazer lary Claire McKenna larie Meade Robert Ioyer John Nulton Naomi Perry Amos Reakes BettyfRebennack Frank Reese Robert Scott Janette Sheldon largaret Sholtis Donald Smith Dolores Sorber Anna Sponseller Edith Sutton Betty Wallace lildred lentzel Loretta Iablonski Q fi fX' N I 1 ,L I 'J !27 unaxnon Undecided Bookkeeper Nurse ' Sing with an orch. Q' Commercial teacher 1 ,nl To hunt and fish .all Farmer ' ' lrs??? ' Never heard of the word Beautician Farmer Success Secretary No competition from F. S. Time will tell Typist is FQ Housewife Cygjlti' Tommy's wife - 'ifgra Loafer 'V J What ambition lho knows Undecided Mayor of Lehman Undecided Typist 37 Good intentions f v chemist Who knows??? ' Actor - So many Owner of a double-seated motorcycle Bachelor ' qc Store owner 85 Beautician Lumberman Acrobat Housewife Airline hostess To visit Newark -gf! Seamstress c:J Athletic instructor ' OCCUPATION Clerk Home Nurse Dental Assistant College Factory Farming Factory Pomeroys Housework Farming Secretary Secretary Farming Factory Factory Housewife Housewife Factory Home Percy Brown's College Factory College Housewife Factory Air Corps Factory Navy College Factory Factory Factory Factory Lunberman Factory Ni X Q 1 Tm i C ',9e: 'J L A 9 L :Zu 4 V Housewife Home Factory Home Connecticut A ,T na nj.: W-is GIRL'S BASKETBALL---CHAMTIONSHIP---1944 28 FOOTBALL---CHAMPIONSHIP- 1940 1 X II I ' ' 'Hg - II I I.p,.,,-,...L-,.I,.I.I.III s . V ,, II I I .5 I -::Ig:'-f df! .I ,ru.,v.-M. 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Lloyd Naugle,William Kern, Donald Walters,Garner Parks, Kenneth Benning, Fredrick Shouldice, James Kern, Burl Updyke, Albert Ashton, Robert Laskc, Philip Scavone, William DeRemer, Joseph Cmiter, Charles Williams, Robert Nulton. Sa ' FIRST ROW: CLeft to Right! Lois Ide,Bmma Blaine, Isabel Lynn, Dorothy leade,Jane Brown, Carol Wagner, lildred Culp, Evelyn Keller, Catherine Casper, Kathryn Smith, Joanne Icxenna, Shirley Walters. SECOND ROW: fLeft to Right! liss King, Alberta Emerick, largaret Williams, Dorothy Delorat, Bettina Tvede, Gladys Anderson, Doris Spencer, Roxie Hoover, Rita Petroski, Shirley DeRemer, Johanna Seholka, ladeline Havrilla, Ruth Katchmar, lr. Harrison. THIRD ROW: KLeft to Right! Robert Hontz, Herbert Spencer, Donald Bombick, Robert Kropp, Bernard lont, Francis Cornell, Thomas Elston, William Naugle, Herbert Perrego, Harold Ide, Walter Roskowski, Arthur Carichner. FOURTH ROWzfLeft to Right! Donald Richardson,Donald Britt,R1chard lorgan,John Dobson,Andrev Harrison, Ronald Hutchinson, Donald Gross, Carl Rood, Allen Fritz, Fredrick Disque, George Levis, Arthur Nusa, Thomas Roberts. ABSENT: Margaret Sponseller, Dorothy Rogers, Mildred Ide. a 30 L -Lmn WAAY I FIRST ROW: Kleft to Rightl Ralph Swire, Delores Kosakowski, Mildred Yockevitch, Irene Koeakowski, Florence Yockavitch, Eleanor Filipowski, Theresa litkowski, Violet Headman, Caroline Major, Carolyn Berdy, Constance Petroski, Edward Sholtis. SECOND RCI: Cleft to Right! Mrs. Lewis, Joan Sitgreaves, Eleanor Ide,Caro1 Cohick,El1zabeth Gilroy, Anne Palmer, Barbara Cragle, Irene Poliski, Nancy James, Nancy Roche. THIRD RUN: Cleft to Rightl Kenneth Swan,Norman Dribelhhs, John Graham,Gordon Hoover, Joseph Cigarski, Richard Kern, Eugene Santayana, Robert Bonn1ng,Carl Rodriguez, Andrew Malek, John - Southwell, Aaron Sutton. f ABSENTz Andrew Kaeko, Harold Heiter, Mary Helter. FIRST ROW: CLeft to Right! Barbara Oliver, Barbara Ann Williams, Betty Nitz, Eleanor Evans, Agnes Schne1derite,larlene linens, Lois Garringer,Grace Barrall, Delberta Meade,A11ce Ehret, Hilda Werner. SECOND ROW: CLeft to Rightl lr. Ellsworth, Ronald Nusa, Jack Cave, Joan Cragle, Emmelia Dyle, lary Alice Lewis, Janet Shouldiee, Janice Runmage, Barbara Jean Williams, June Lord, Patrick Scavone, lllliam Ashton. THIRD ROW: KLeft to Right! Paul Thomas, Robert Reakes, John Gibbons, James Symons, Donald Wesley, George Sitgreaves, Jerry Sitgreaves, Jack Wojciehoski, Joseph Rdda, Evert White, Wilson Cease, James lallace. 31 'WZ FIRST ROW: Cleft to Right! Charles Headman, Claire Searfoss, Laura Keener, Norma Carey, Phyllis Swan, Mary Lou E1ston,F1orence Sobieski, Janet Brown,Mildred Gensel, Helen Gensel, Goldie Ide ,Geraldine Casper,Mi1dred Katohmar,Eve1yn Niengoda,Sarah Redmond, Lily lillians, Elmer Perrego. . SFDOND ROI: fleft to Rightl Miss Battle, lliss Bartley, Loren Eckert, Geraldine Eustice, lary Britton Major, Joan Oliver, Carol Kern, Jean Anstett, Barbara Trojanovski, Lorraine Owen, Betty Anne Walters, Ilarlene Cease, Carol Huer, Jeanne Ikeler, Patsy McKenna, Ronnie Spencer, Mr. Gerrity. - THIRD ROI: Cleft to Right, Paul Yablonski, Charles Gardecki,Levis Disque, Danny Carichner, Anthony Casper, Edward lyda, Willard Reakes, Ralph Coolbeugh, Billy Rinkin, John lalak, Billy Rocher, Warren Ilajor, Edgar Thomas, larcy Evans, Howard Redmond, Carlton Hadsel, Ed Havrilla, Donald Williams, Art Lloyd. V ABSENTa Ann Carole Fine, lelbe Totten. FIRST R0laCLett to Right! Eleanor leKenna,Bernadine Gryskeviecs,lar1on Eve.ne,larlyn Janes, lreda Evans, Rita Rogers, Theresa Burnet, Joyoe Weaver, Eleanor Konigus, Ruth lilliams, Shirley Blston, Lily Jane Boioe, Bernadine Trojanowski, Virginia Culp. SBCOID ROI: CLeft to Rightl Irs. 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Betty Anstett, Lois Lee, Alice Bangle, Ver- 1 onica Dyle, Irene Snyder, Joyce Onoq, Joy Steele, Patsy Zukoski, F Phyllis Sutton, Carol Williams. SECOND RCW: CLeft to Right! Shirley Campbell, Babetta Hewitt, Janice n Barne , Helen Skopic, Edward Wallo, Nancy Zick,Barbara Trethaway,Elaine I h 1 llajor, Lorraine Varner. ' V . THIRD ROW: fLeft to Right! William Winans, David Apgar, Leon Kern, 9 J Thomas Parks, Robert Barnes, Duane Titus, Willie: lcCarroll, Ignatius If' Hozempa, Walter Shouldice, Tommy Nagle. V 5,4 - . : 2 gr EE? : v' uns. Pmnm-:co , n ' 'A' -- ' ' Y - .., , , , , I: T 1' FIRST ROW: KLeft to Right! Janet Cornell, Ellen Swire, Alice Ide, Nancy rg , w1111e.s, nancy Brom, Kathryn Kidd, Joyce cavin, uereie Eleven, Ar Delores Dymond, Patsy Forgatch. B SECOND ROI: CLeft to Right! Thomas Colburn, Russell Major, Elaine L 'd' Rogers, Theresa Casper, Grace llajor, Laura Smith, Jo Ann Twaddle, Dor- othy Price, Jeanne Casterline, Harry Hood, Karl Spencer. ' THIRD RCW: QLeft to Right! Jack Hendricks, Rush Swire, Gene Crane, John Garinger, Charles Skopio, Lionel Bulford, George Fullerton, William Lopuchousky, Alfred Pecukonis, John Rude. 'P' is-,,,,, I T urss BURGESS FIRST ROI: CLeft to Right? Janice Evans, Eleanor loyer, nary Jane Cave, Audrey Canpbel1,Susanne Tvede, George Adamohick, Geraldine Iont, Nancy Spencer, Janice Anstett, Doris Varner. SECOND ROW: QLeft to Rightlalna Brown,Pau1 Goodwin,James Rogers, Ronald Denn1s,G1enn lajor,J ohn'S,tgeIle,Stev1n Andraeko ,Lynn Hadsel,Edward Oncay, 6' lary Dennis. THIRD ROW: QLeft to Rightl Jack Kern, Ernest Solcqm, 'Richard Lincoln, James Barrall, Robert Chamberlain, King Nagle. ABSENTa Catherine Helter, Patricia Ide, Richard Cund1ff..Q5lQ,HQOV6r- 4 uns. won. . as D FIRST R0l:QLeft to R1ghtJEdith Nagle, Mary Lou Rogers, Theadora Wagner, Mary Evarts, largo Davenport, Joyce Major, Alice Spencer, Janet Smith, Penny Ruggles, Esther Ide. SECOND RDW:fLeft to RightlGeorge Rogers, William Brennan,Shirley Broun, Louise Dy1e,Nancy Valentine, Nancy Casterline,C1aire Fullerton, Shirley Park, Jerome Shilanski, John Stolarick. THIRD ROW: lLeft to Rightj James Twaddle, Glen Rittenhouse, John Paul, Kenneth Kidd, Michael Parsons, Joseph Fedor. ABSENT:Beverly Major, Glenn Watkins, Thelma Sutton, Betty Dorran,Sy1via Nickels, Joseph Schneiderite. 35 S I v KISS RUCKEL FIRST ROI Cleft to Right! Lois Vanderhoff Beverly Koster, Leanora Swan, Jaan Dyrnond, Carol Benning, Judith Stee1e,,Shirley Schneiderite, Althea Diaque, Marianne Parsons, Louise Ellsworth. sncoun now: Cleft to Rightl Robert sayre Bradley Ida, Iestvf ClmPb'11f Glenn Ida, Bruce Varner, Jean Feder, Judiih Ingram, PTi50111l H0UdfiCk9, Carol Hadsel, lar! 100180 Bottomia . la Left z R nt Harold Coolbaugh .Gerald Navel' Edvard Sfvfkv, giispgigwi, Richzrdiglgyla, David Ide,layne llajor,R1cky fiarr1son,Kenneth Covert , Dale Campbell. ABSENT: Joseph Hardisky, Dana Ida, Thomas Washer. Kathleen Kern, Dvnna Price . .mga uxss cuLP FIRST ROlsCLeft to Rightjlilliaa Casterline, Richard Goodaan,A1ice Doran, David Rogers, Margaret Brennan, Earl lay, Bonnie Cavil1e,George Anderson, larie Dymond., J oyoe Husted, . SECOND ROI: CLeft to Right! Elling lIichols,G1adys Foss, George Stolarick, Janice Rinken, Esther Winter,,Russe1l Steele, larilyn Morgan, Sarah Louise Gregory, Shirley Rogers, Patricia Rittenhouse. THIRD ROI: CLeft to Rightl Peggy Janes, Florence Watkins, Regina Helter, Clyde lajor,Doris Casterline,Harry Evans,Franc1s Sutton,l:l1liaa Andraskc, Paul Feder, Arthur llajor. A ' ABSBNT: Joseph Lopuchovsky, Willard Sutton, Frank Young, Joyce Campbell. IRS. EYBTON 36 1- 'f - .. -Q--....,... m ' 1 v - 1 E' - 1 6 I 'x Qu-C22 'KN -I:-'C 3--h :-ww. x :. P . 's1.'5:. 'u ,Q yu , . .f. 1 N x 1 Q. 'r 1 x Q n W 4 'f- N, 1 I 1 R 1 nu, . , : 4 1 W , hu r-,lg +'f- PQI .. 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Joseph Hardisky, Carol Hadsell, Mary Louise Bottoms, Jean Dymond, Priscilla Hendricks, Gerald Naugle, Lois Vanderhoff, Louise Ellsworth, Edward Stofko. Kathleen Kern, Judith Ingram, SECOND RCW! lLeft to Rightl Jane Coolbaugh, Margaret Sholtis, Kathleen Hunter, Lorraine Lukaeavage, Barbara Culp, Anna Sponseller. A as ,, ,,,. ig., .. -Adu - ww Zend , l ' O' l FIRST ROW: CLeft to Rightl Shirley Walters, Jean Ikeler, Janet Shouldice, June Lord, Carolyn Berdy, Goldie Ide. ' A SECOND ROW: QLeft to Rightl Mary Dargoy,Joan Coolhaugh, Janet Corne11,Ronald Nusa, Herbert Spencer, A W E1 1 Adeline Towarnicki, Carol Wagner, Joanne McKenna, Loraine Keller, Anna Ide, larilyn Williams, e e Jean Ide, Evelyn Keller, Janet Wright, lary Joan Williams, Janice Anstett, Jane Brown, Alice Culp. ROW QL ft to Ri htl Lloyd Naugle Bernard Mont, Harold Ide, William Naugle, William Cinter, THIRD z e g Arthur Russ, RoxietHo6ver,Thomas Elston,,Ralph Cornell, Richard Ide, Arden Hunter, Francis Cornell, Jerry Scott, Homer liddleton. FOURTH ROW: QLeft to Rightl Mr. Gerrity, lary Britton Major, Charles Snyder, Cerner Parks, Alden Wagner, Richard Kern, Betty Ide, John Miliauskas, Jack Wojciehoski, Robert Nulton, Charles Russ, Evelyn Rogers, Alice Ehret. W This has been an important year for the band. We can proudly claim a decade of service to our school and community. Looking over those ten years,older mem bers of the band recall playing under the baton of Edwin Franke Goldman, the annual Armistice Day parades in Wilkes-Barre,and trips to the Bloomshurg Fair. Then there L8 the wonderful time we had on the trip to Johnstown. The seniors who are leaving the band wish it many more successful years. ' 5 Q . S on K K Q x ,N L, X e C 'L Q X L w Nj C. Nuss L. Keller J. Miliauskas FIRST ROW TOP: Roxie Hoover, Carolyn Berdy, Shirley Walters, Goldie Ide. SECOND ROW TOP: June lord,Jean Ikeler, Janet Shculdice, Betty Ide. 39 ' Zena! FIRST ROI: CLeft to Rightl Ednard lallo, Ronald Spencer, Jack Hendricks, Grace llJ0Pf Darrel lajor, Mary Lou Elston, Lorraine Varner, Elaine Major. SECOND ROW: lLeft to Right! Kr. Gerrity, Evelyn Keller, Joseph Brown, Larry Cropp, Lynn Ashworth, Charles Bytheway, William Norris, Lorraine Owens, Geraldine Eustice, Eduard Sholtis, Edgar Thomas, Jack Cave, Ignatius Hozempa, John Southwell, Katherine Smith. , I FIRST ROW: KLeft to Rightj AdelineNTowarnicki, Joan Sitgreaves, Dorothy Heade, Carol Helter, Dorothy Rogers, Laura Keener,Carol Wagner, Caroline Berdy, Alice Ehret, Marilyn Williams, Marlene Winans, Goldie Ide, Mary Lou Elston, June Lord. SECOND ROW: CLeft to Rightl Shirley Walters, Jane Brown,Anne Palmer,,Caroline Major, Nancy Roche, Joanne McKenna,Leona Lord, Neva Edwards,Mary Lamoreaux,A1berta Emer1ck,Dorothy DeMorat, Lois Ide, THIRD ROW: CLeft to Rightl Mr. Gerrity, Barbara Cragle, Irene Kosakowski, Janet Wright, Joan Coolbaugh, Jane Brown, Elsie Jean Ide, Sophie Kasko, Betty Ide, Peggy Sponseller, Evelyn Keller, Joyce Adams, Ruth Pembleton,' Janet Sholdice, Janice Rummage, Carol Huer, Nancy James, Mary Joan Williams, Grace Barrall, Barbara Jean lilliams. FOURTH ROW: CLeft to Right! Eleanor Ide,,Lorraine Keller, Lois Garringer, Mary Dargoy, Anna Ide, Louise Owens, Florence Sobieski, Joan Cragle, Charlotte Culp, Barbara Trojanowski, Evelyn Rogers, Roxie Hoover, Joanne Lukasavage, Doris Spencer, Albina Pall, Mildred Culp. 40 LL FIRST ROW: CLeft to RightJRa1ph Cornell, Fred Murray, Walter E1ston,Char1es Nusa, Bernard llazer, William Ginter, Joseph Kleban, John Miliauskas. SECOND ROW: CLeft to Right! llr. Martin, Homer Major, Dick Kern, James Bombick,Rona1d Hutchinson, Frank Kocher, Charles Snyder, Leonard Ida, Donald Walters, William Kern, Arden Hunter, Lloyd Naugle, William Naugle. ' A 9, good WMM! l FIRST ROI: CLef't to Right? Joseph lalak, Loren Eckert, lillian Schneiderite Kern Ed d Gryekeviez, George Major, Elmer Per:-ego. ' ' ' nr SECOND ROI! fLeft to Right, Jack lojoieh ki B111 Rink B111 ' niaque, ldgar rams, wnnm mmm. os ' I en' y Kosher' 'nu hound' Frederick THIRD ROI: Hart to R:lghtJChar1ea Hoadman Thomas Winans Howard Redmond lillard R k Har d Ido John lalalg George 'normal nal 'c na n n ' ' ea es' ol Dua 1.nu,1Ed an inriiia. 9 Ph 00 U8 , onald Bombick, Robert Realms, Joseph, 41 1 FIRST ROW: CLeft to Rightj Goldie Gray, Beverly Lewis, Mrs. Travis, Ellen Gibbons, 2 Leona Brink. 4 ' SECOND ROW: CLeft to Rightl Rose Anderson, I Edward Kasku,Charles li1lians,R1chard,Ide, Bernardino Gall. I R FIRST ROW: KLeft to RightDLily Williams, Phyllis Swan, Evelyn Niezgoda, Geraldine Eusticemlrs. Lewis, lelba Totten, Norma Carey, Sarah Redmond. SECQND ROI: CLeft to Right? Joan Oliver, Lorraine Owen, Elizabeth Gilroy, Edna Frantz, Barbara Oliver, Marlene Cease, Jean Anstett. - THIRD Rolz. KLeft to Right! lildred Katchnar, Jean Brown, Patsy lcKenna, Carol Kern, Jean Ikeler,Anne Fine, Laura Keener, Geraldine Casper. D., are ABSENTs Helen Gensel, lildred Gensel. KM READING: KLeft to Rightj Robert Hontz, Charles Carey, Carl Hood, Richard Morgan, Robert Laeco, Anthony Yochavitch, Frank Prutzman, Jerry Scott, Paul Thomas, Burl Updyke, Mr. Harrison, Bettina Tvede, Leo Pau1,Thomae Roberts, Art Cariohner, Donald Britt, Donald Richardson, Alden Wagner, Richard Thomas, Bernard Mont, Garner Parks, Donald Gross. ' 1.2 Www 776 '. L, X yy, f C, ,AWFHVA L if 0 Q5 A M READING: QLeft to Right? Bernadine Gryskeviecz, Claire Searfoss, Mary Britton Major, Theresa Burnet, Jane Boice, Marion Evans, Shirley Elston, Betty Anne Walters, Eleanor McKenna, Naomi Harrison, Miss Shellhamer, Ruth Williams, Virginia Gulp, Marlyn James. 1 FIRST TABLE: CLeft to Right! Warren lajor, Louis Disque, Daniel Carichner, Anthony Casper, Andrew Malek, Paul Yablonski, Sven Kastor, Rolland Ido, Raymond Snyder, Bruce L Ide. - SECOND TABLE: CLeft to Righty Ambrose Salansky, Allen Fritz, Herbert Perrego, Donald Williams, Arthur Lloyd, Edward Wyda,Charles Gardecki, Carlton Hadsel, Gerald Spencer. ABSENT: Burtle Eastwood. ,iL4S:1t:ger ttzig L6 FIRST ROW: CLeft to Rightl Kenneth . Benning, Dolores Adamshick, Homer Middleton, larie Beline, Charles Parks. SECOND ROW: CLeft to Right! Joseph Gardecki, Richard Weidner. 43a 07.265 FIRST ROW: lLeft to Rightl Kenneth Cornell, Eduard Sheltie, Kenneth Swan, Roland Thomas, lr. Marchakitus,Wa1ter Roeakowski, Aaron Sutton,James Wallace. SECOND ROW: CLeft to Rightl John Dobson, Joseph Cigsrski, Dick Kern, Eugene Santayana, Albert Ashton, Philip Scavone, Andrew Harrison. THIRD ROW: CLeft to Rightj Andrew Kasko, Harold Helter, Jack Graham, Robert Benning, Gordon Hoover, Carl Rodriguez, Norman Dribe1bis,Robert Kropp. can c FIRST ROW: CLeft to Rightl Dorothy Heade, Catherine Casper, Lois Ide, Hilda Warner, Hazel Belles, Gladys Anderson. ' SECOND ROW: QLeft to Rightl Betty Hitg, Eleanor Evane,, Agnes Sghgeigeritg I Bdrblrl Ann ll1llBl8, nuberza uea5e,uaH-y nice Ler1s,E-me Blaine, Misa King. Cleft to right! larcy Evans, Sherry Nulton, Leslie Sutton, William DeRener, Andrew Feder, Everett White, Wilson Cease, Darrel lajo , lr. Ellswo th, Donald Wesley, John Southwell, George Sitgreaves, Jack Cave, Ronald Russ, Ronald Sorber, Richard layer, 'Fred Shouldice, Edwin Gripkevig, John Gibbons, Joseph Ruda, Bruce Ide, Janes Wallace, Raymond Snyder, Roy Evarts, Patrick Scavone, Joseph laiak, Joey Brown, Ronnie Spencer, Herbe t Spence , B111 Siena, Billy Norise, larry Krcpp, Jerry Brown, lynn Ashworth. 44 f1,.f-m. FIRST RCI: fLeft to Rightl Ann Sholtis, Goldie Gray, Alice Culp, Betty Ido, Sophie Kasko, Elma Blaine, Charlotte Culp, Albino Pall, Jane Brown. sx-:coun nom were to Right, Miss Shellhaner, Dorothy needs, Janet wright., Neon Harrison, Shirley DeRemer,E11en Gibbons,Lois Ide, Gladys Anderson, Ruth Katchmar,lade11ne Havrilla, Johanna Sebolka, Catherine Casper, Kathryn Smith, Dorothy Rogers. ' Our organization was started last year. Since then it has been active in serving banquets and in general, contributed much to the school organisation. This year we served the Dairymen's League Ban- quet, Firemen's Banquet, F. F. AJBanquet, conducted an assembly pro- gram, and had two weiner roasts. As an educational venture we were guests of the Boston Store and after making a tour of the store, we were served a luncheon at the Sterling Hotel. le also went to Harrisburg to attend the Pennsylvania Farm Show. We have many plans for the future which will make this an outstanding organization. Our Fbrlll Initiation OFFICERS 'fBett, tansonuaoooaas-a Vice President--Sophie Kasko TrKi:urer----.L .... .glicglgaxz Editor -------- - ---- -arm rr-im 45 Zafwze FIRST ROI: QLeft to Right! Charles Carey, Joseph Gmiter,Frank Prutsman, Frank Kosher, Burl Updyke, Phillip Scavcne, Andrew Fedor, Donald Gross. SECOND ROI: CLeft to Right? lr. Ruble, Donald Bonbick,Thomas Roberts, Ronald Thomas, Arden Hunter, Dick leidner, Bernard laser, Leonard Ide, Albert Ashton, Leslie Sutton, Arthur Carichner, Ralph Cornell, lillian Naugle. THIRD ROW: CLeft to Right! 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Santayana, R, Kern, I, llaugle, L, Naugle, W. Browski, D. Britt, B. Mont, Mr. larchakitue. THIRD ROI: fleft to Right! E. Thomas, R. Morgan, D. Richardson, E. Sheltie, I. Rihken, A. Lloyd, D. Williams, I. Rosakowski, T. Elston, A. Nusa. Lehman---6 Lehman---7 L0hlln- 0 Lehman--20 Lehman Lehman Lehman I -le-h Kingston Twp. ---- Shickshinny ------ Tunkhannockn- ---- 8 Avocaf- ------ '- '0 Dallas Twp. ------ 11+ Clarks Summit- Forty-Fort J .V.---0 ---27 School opened and football season got off to a start withihe clatter of cleats and an uproar of voices in the locker room. In the capable hands of our new coaches, Mr. larchakitus and Ir. Martin the boys came out with promising work. Soon the fellows were in the thick of things with lartin'e line and Marchakitus' backs fighting hard for a place in the league. When Shickshinny ventured to Lehman they left their mark on the seasons results by a rough game,causing injury to some of the vets for the rest of the season. , Forty-Fort J. V's. went down to .defeat under the Scottiee to wind up the season with a fins showing for some of the gang who will leave this year. We have the returning veteransz., B. Kern,R. Hutchinson E. Santayana, R. Kern,l. Naugle, L'.Naugle,D. Hitt B. llont,R. Richardson and R.Mcrgan with whose work we would like -to predict an undefeated season. 9 ...f- I 48 Wann- , 2442616466 FIRST ROI: CLeft to Rightl lr. lartin, D. Kern, D. lalters, J. Kleban, J. liliauskas, F. Kocher, R. Cornell, A. Nusa, lr. larchakitus. SECOND ROI: KLeft to RightJK. Swan, T. Elston, B. Ginter, H. lajor, B. Nulton, B. lent, R. Nusa THIRD ROI: CLett to Rightl R. lorgan, B. Benning, F. Disque, R. Hutchinson, J. Graham, H. Ida, F. Prutaman, D. lilliams. 1 The Lehman. Cagers upon completing a fairly successful season were invited to the Bloomsburg State Teachers College Invitational Tournament. They made a good showing in the p eliminary D round by defeating cauwisn 32 - 37 but in the semi-finals were defeated in a good game by Beaver Vocational Ll - 49. 49 L .Lehman Loh an-----35 Lehman ---- '45 Lehman ----- 28 Lehman ----- 22 Lehman --'-' L7 Lehman ----- 47 Lehman Lehman ----' 39 Lehman Lehman Lehman -----33 -----29 3330327 ----21. Q..-.1 Dallas me Laketon------ Fa1rview----- Barter----' Dallas Boro-- Kingston Twp Dallas Twp.-- Laketon ---i Fairview ---- Barter ----- Dallas Boro- Kingston Twp FIRST ROW: CLeft to Rightl B. laser, R. Thomas, Bjiont, R.. Hontz, D. Bombick, R. Naugle, B. Nulton. SECUND ROW: CLeft to Rightllr. Martin, J. Bombick, P. Scavene, I. Elston, C. Snyder, J. liliauskas, F. Murray, Mr. Marchakitus. THIRD ROW: KLeft to Rightl J. Scott, F. Erutsmsn, C. Russ, H. lajor, A. Russ, T, Elston, L. Ide, B. Rinkin. FIRST noni QLeft to Righty u. lilliams, A Ide .J Brown J Coolba 11, I1 culp, A. 'ronu-nieki. ' ' ' 5 ' ug SECOND ROI: CLeft to. Right, ll. Lamoreaux D. Adamghick 1, K 11 Abbott, c. Culp, B. me, P. Sponseller. ' ' ' 6 er' so P. 4556465 This was the first year for the g1r1's'softba11 team. Under the coaching of Irs. Robert Allegsr the team ,hed e very successful season. The girls had ,only one opponent. In the future the girls hope for another successful season and more opponents. 1 VL uh u X L4 - tg mb 'Bfwkefbull 'rmsr now. Cleft to Rightl n. lerner, s. lslters, J. In-ight, c. an-ay, A. nm-ez. sscom: now. Curt to nignwil. nina.-a, 4. 1a.,n. Boom-, B. Ia., c. culp, u. nu-gay. THIRD ROI: Kleft to Rightl lies Klng,P. Sponseller, J. Rummege,D. Spencer, L. Keller, C. legner, G. Anderson, J. Shonldice, J. Lc d, L. Lc d, lr. Hendricks. The Lehman Scotties cane on the floor this year with their new red jackets and blue suits and their will to win made quite s hit with the spectators. Though they lost their former coach, Irs. Allegar, the tee! still ceme through to tie for second piece with Kingston Twp., thanks to the managers and splendid coaching of Kiss King and lr. Hendricks. The teen regrets losing the following varsity members, Betty Ide, lerilyn lilliams, Dolores Adsmshick, and Priscilla Abbott. TOP TO BOTTOM: P. Abbott, J. Shouldice, D Adsnshick, A. Ide, I. Dergoy, J. lright, I Iilliens, R. Hoover, B. Ide, O. Culp.. I w . ah ,51 J V diem! I Left to Right! Jane Brown, Mary Dargoy, Elsie Jean Ide, Dolores Adamshick, Kenneth Benning, Mildred Culp, Joyce Adams, Joan Coolbaugh, Marilyn Williams. This year's cheerleaders under the able sponsoring of Miss Virginia King did an exceptionally fine job in keeping alive the school spirit. These girls have a lot of zip and pep, and have supported the teams, win or lose. They boosted the student body's enthusiasm, not only at games,but also at pep meetings,held both indoors and out. We hope these girls venture forth on the road of life with the eager spirit that they have shown this year. T The Lehman Scotties .who consist of Ethel Ide, Arlene lentzel, Elizabeth Kramer, Pauline Ehret, Melba Reakes, Ruth Wentzel, and Betty Warner took the championship in the Playground Recreation League for Basketball in 1946-47 and l947'48. It was the high light of the 1946-47 season,that the Lehman Scotties was the first girls' team to play at'the Kingston Armory. This was the play-off game with the Plymouth' Shawneeites,in which our faithful Scotties came out on top with a score of 52-12. The 1947-48 season brought about many changes. Thisyear our team was made up of the following players: Elizabeth Kramer, Arlene lentzel Hospodar, Mildred lentzel, Ethel Ide Peggy Krieger Dungey,, Betty Warner, and Ann Sydlowski. Although they had little practice this season, they were again successful in winning the championship, when they played their '-1 tie-off gamer with the Ashley FIRST ROW: Kleft to Rightl Ethel Ide, Arlene Hospodar, Starlets, This, their final game, Elizabeth Kramer, Pauline Ehret, Mrs. Peter Pence. got off to a good start,however,when Ethel Ide was put out of the game on SECOND ROW: flbft to Right, Melba R6akBS,Ruth Wentzel, personal fouls, thig left only fivi Betty Warner. . . players on the floor. Because there were no subs, these five had to play the remaining 13 minutes, and again came out on top with a winning score taking the 1947-48 championship. 52 Www Adm ' 53 I 'f 1 'IF .1 fn gs N X X 10681 M9 It f, nf ' j0lJ vii M ,X e v' X X X RWBJCQOMY u 5 I Aux fm E51 W X lf? lf' yd c 3 Q 1 X P ' WX C ' Q :LZQ f ,X I 4 -X x ,, fC..X ,f ., A4 ,mbfglh Xl! 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Some high salesmen like Gertrude Frantz, with seventy dollars and Howard Meade, with sixty-ftvs dollars were well represented in the draw box. This year Eleanor Filipowski lon a swell Philco which was presented to her by lr. Ruble. Eliano McKenna led her grade 7 to a very con endable finish with two hundred-fifty percent of their quota. Irs. Travis presented their leader with another Philco radio. The Curtis campaign is proud to present to the school such equipment as this sound projector and movie camera. Each year along in September the school sponsors 'a magazine drive for the Curtis Publishing Co. We feel proud of the 1947 campaign with total sales of S1581 and a profit of nearly 8500. Much interest was created this year since we were reaching for a S1500 goal which most people looked upon with a skeptic eye. On the tenth and last day the student body did a swell job in pushing the goal from S70 below the mark to 51583, the highest since the drives began. 1940 ------------- -Q 53 1 1944 -------------- 0 792 1941 -------------- 358 1945 -'------------ 037 1942 ----- ---- .593 1946 ---- ---- - 321 1943 -------------- X713 1947 -------------- 1581 ...........4...... x 0 76201 Wow! ::::::cf:::::::L FIRSI GRADE ::::::Cfo.:::::: In the first picture you can find: Leonard Ide, Homer Major, Charles Parke, Donald Frantz, Charles Nusa, Dolores Adamshick, Helter Elston, and Betty Ide. emma 0RAne The seniors are very proud of the trophy we von lest year at the Field Day, which las held in the morning before the crowning of the lqy Queen. Both the boys and the girls fought hard to get the points which helped us win. le hope that same spirit will help us win again. -Q 6:4 n ix ' 7 5 Q L SCYIIURS lI:::::2E: 'g,::::::: 5 NEW LOOK AND OID IOOK Ollieg Our Photographer Custodiansz M . Rogers and Mr. Hoiell Y 7 JF5 Bubble-gum Champa 584 ASSEIBLI x n 4 FIRST ROW:QLeft to Righth Mr. R. Ide, Mr. A. Ide, Mr. Coolbaugh, Mr. Hoover, Mr. Updyke, lr. Sutton, Mr. Keller, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Graham, and Mr. Brandon. We are genuinely proud of our cafeteria. It is one of the most outstanding school oafeterias in Pennsylvania. U Wholesome lunches are served to the students for the small price of 125 each. This includes a hot dish, sandwich, dessert, and milk. h The cafeteria serves the community as well as the school. As a canning center it enables women of the surrounding countryside to can with the aid of modern equipment. Honda! Spaghetti with Meat Sauce . 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