Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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February 27- Economics test postponad by vota of the class after too many get oxcusos to go soc 'Gone with the Wind.n Must hevo ffd the nProfH c good line after bcing dismissgd U hslf day just o fav days ago. How do you work it, girls? March 3- Harold made an HAH in English. mon't vork anymorc for L month now, Miss Winomsn seys, vhilo ho bnsks in the glory of this onc. March 6- Discusshd n Wfivc-yoar plunu for invitations today. No docision rcochcd. March 10- Schnobly hanging around again today. Loona is all smilcs. fP.S.- Schcnbly onco srid hu, liltcd red hair.J Narch 13- St. Patrick's Day! Seniors look grccnor than frcshmen. Fr. Hugo sports a groan nocktic and Mr. Hamil grchn socks. Rqst of faculty unpatriotic. March 14- J. L. Fincfrock is buried. Wo don't honor him enough to trkc thc dsy off--after :ll ho hes dono for education. Nnrch 19- Csthorinc ind Mildrod gut oxcusud for thc zftornoon. 'hrt's up, girls? You should leave clcssnztcs in on all srcrcts. lkrch 21- Sonior girls are oppornntly rushing tho boauty shops. Those waves must bo in time for thc 'FLrnclliann picturos, Fkrch 24- Lftcr arguing L period and L hrlf, vo finally agrcod upon one thing and ordcrod invithtions ind nano crrds. Hcrch 26- HLug' trios to stozl junior boys' stuff. No go! nEddicH intLr1stcd in L frcshman. Dons nhatcu over givv him thc looks? Pkrch 28- UFhat is L11 tho conmotionu? fuss Vinomon asks. WA spider cane dovn from somovhrrcn, roplics Mabel. Fkrch 31- GLVL our lcst zssonbly program. wks centered oround April Fool's Day. Vory silly progrrn, not cousidoring the pooplo rho prcsontod it April l- Suckors didn't bitu null today. April 3- Hrd hnalth test. Evcryono ncdc IOQZ. Nice test, Hr, Hami1-- and z brilliant class. April 7- Pluyod first soft-hall gang vith froshnon. TL lost,

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January 5- January issue of 'Vox Scholaen out. nNose-It-All Clubn makes quite a hit. Runs nO1d Maids' Clubn clear out of existence. Everyone wondering who the 'Nose-It-All'sn are. That is a secret. January 9- State patrolnen show safety movies. They were great--Aheml We mean both of them. January 13- The exams could have been worse. Glad they are over. The teachers will have to find a new argument to stop our loafing. January 15- Many absent. Farm Show must be responsible. January 18- WLugU seems to be very much interested in a freshman girl. Copy cut, eh! Rowe? January 21- Listen to those physics students. Sounds as if it's a blessing it isn't a compulsory subject. January 27- W0ld Man Wintern gives us a vacation and a nice snow. January 30- Gave another assembly program--on Roosevelt's birthday. Sara and Rowe disagree on the honor of the coincidence. February 3- Jean finds 'Al Ghevrolets ride better than Oldsmobiles. February 5- The mice belonging to the school ere very prolific. February 7- Why, Sam, what's wrong? Did you stop studying those health lessons? , February 10- WPepperU, why the forlorn look? It couldn't be that the Oldsmobile left you down, could it? February lA- Valentine's Day. Used Business Training Class to inspect each other's valentines. Mr. Hefe is much interested. Some Hsleuthingn done. Teachers also recipients but aren't saying much, Wbizzyn must have spent hours addressing all those he sent. February 19- Laura Hae receives information that we can visit the Grayline Hosiery Mills. February 21- NProfn has set the day for the mill inspection tour. Next question--who will be our chaperon? February 25- Visited the mills. Quite interesting. One car load of girls nlost outn on their education. Car trouble, Helen reports.

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v April 8- Two former classmates psy us c visit--Dorothy and Phyllis Plum. Find them as jolly and lively as ever. April 9- Besebell s-:son opens. Bind nDizzyN, Deck, WP1ottyU, and WPepp out. April 10- Dock tells ihss Hoffeditz in sociology class that nlgnorancc is bliss.W How do you April 14- We were sure Getting really anxious books sold. April 16- What a long, know, Deck? those nPcrnellinnn pictures would be here today. about them. Must be rwful. Have all our year- long bus ride we had today--from the school house in to Lemasters. Faculty felt we could sing better without exercise. April 17- Mr. Hamil end his bend give on assembly audition. Not bed, if you close your ears April 18- Today is the So sorry. There is so coming closer our days occssionally. deadline for this history to reach the printers. much we could have said yet. With commencement grow busier. All we can do, however, is project uhecd to peek et some important events already scheduled. On April our sociology class will visit a session of court end perhaps take an inspection tour of the jail in Chambersburg. On May 9 the Junior Class is saying its WFarewcl1n with c banquet--the place is still undecided. Then will come exams and finally the commencement rites on May 30. In spite of the struggles, occasional discouregemcnts, and minor conflicts it has been P grand four years. There are so many pleasant things to remember. We wouldn't Alma Motor! Charles Zimmerman Ray Grove Winifred Tarnor David Statler HDieku McFadden Thelma Krotzer nKatcN Hills Jay Edwards Grace Oakland change places with anyone. Farewell! Our dear Mabel Weller Class Historian SENIORS' HEART THROBS Lloyd Zeger Glen Hook Robert Yeager Marvin Hissong HGrdnnyu Drury Jean Byers June Gluck Larry King Ralph Krotzer Patsy Guida uBillu Benedict Paul Diffondrofer Pearl Funk Florence College Jean Yeager Cloono Hoover Ethel McLueas CI'