Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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Jan. 30 - Big snow today. I. well-aimed snowball hit one of the teachers and all thc teachers get so burning mad :all the snow melted - just like tlmt. Feb. 'L - First fight the fresh had was with the sophs . Another case where the motto, If at first you don't succeed, try, try again , woifked perfectly. Feb. 8 - iir. Hamil shoclcs us dead with hhat's coolcin' back there? Says Jerry with .a sheepish look, 1?ethin's ooekin'g we're just tal1:in'.i' Feb. 14 - Hawbaker was told to Shut up today in Latin Class fafter the teacher had used several tactful approaches without s.vai1.J Did he look scared? Ho wonder when such strong language came from Miss Hoffeditz, And he did keep quiet. The orders had been in very plain English, not Latinfliarold wasn't too strong on that foreign stuff. v Feb. Z8 - Cold enough to freeze ice-ciclos on the furnace, That old grovdd hog might try not hunting his shadow once. Mar ch 2 - Genny wound up the basketball season on the first team f- not bad for a fresh , eh? Jael: Malone, John Rosenberry, Dick:' Hoge, Honey Jarrett, and Olive Tax-ner saw some action as subs during the season. 22211-011 mouth S - 1'Splinter is told by one of the teachers he has the biggest i'1 School. Says Splinter , i'I have plenty of company . New what did ho moan? 1- Inroh l'l - Jmderson mails his Valentines today. Either he's dumb or they have changed the date. V April ipri 1 nine , .'x!J!' game . the ir .Lnr il 1 - If you read this, yeu're an April fool. 10 - Malone and Iiill become indisponsiblo to Coach Ha:.1i1's batting 16 - Get oven with the sophs again. Defeated thom in o. softball The sophomore temperature ran so high thc ball almost melted in hands- - 19 - Hot so long to thc end. No, we didn't count the days - just noticed everyone was beginning to study, Those last impressions On 13110 teachers are vital. It might help make 'them forgot the times we didn't Imow Clic hopeb. Q kv' 1 - Is it love or spring fever, or mocscls, or mumps, or smallpox? Or oehld it be fslein down sxm fever? L'verybody's get it, oven the teachers. QOh, the teachers won't admit it, but they have it just tho same. Somo- times they forget to cover up the signs.D liuy lO - Beautiful spring day. Baseball game, balmy breews, and PUPPY love mzxlcc us get tho three-mon'bh's vocation ditch . -

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llov. 10 - Hockey is moved to new scat. Hc cmd Susan are getting too well acquainted. ifov, 19 - Oo-oh, this algebra is atrocious. It just won't soak in. Shows how tough wo are, Nov. 26 - First intremurellbaskctbnll game with the Juniors. Did we win or didn't we? Thot's v.'ho.t we'd like to know. Dcct 1 - Beck from Thanksgiving vacation. For once had enough to edt. The poor turkeys! - Doc, 6 - Report cards ce.me out today. Our first. Hovr different from the ones we took home lost year. Could it be our minds have deteriorated so rapidly? Ylhnt will Hom say? Dec, 11 - Our School Council representatives - Boba Hill, Glenn Miller, and Betty Faith demand more freedom for the freshmen. M.L.L. asks if we rrcmt strangers to think they cu-o training race horses here. Hill decides the Bill of Rights guarantees him freedom and he takes it - plenty of it. Dec. 17 - Lots of letters floating around - to Santo of course. C-Tust ask the teechorsg they tool: some of them., Fresh nren't the only ones writing them cithor.. I foxmd one written by n. senior. It started out, Dearest Gonny Ciust have been to Mrs. So.nta.D Dec. 21 - Juniors gave Christmas assembly today. Fair, considering that we didn't give it, Learned ubselutcly nothing all dey. Teo excited. Dec. 50 - Back to work again. Santa must have brought everyone of us rx little bag of dignity. Stranger, on first thought, might take us for the teachers. Ihybo everyone was just worrying about the New Yedr's resolutions they should make. , Hun. 10 - ifiid-term exams! Are we oraxmning - our stomachs? Of course wc'rc. not worried. The teachers always get chicken hearted when the time comes - All tigoso threats were just hot air . Thoy'1l do it every time. 101' will they? - Jan. 15 - Another romance - Dick and honey , Jan. 20 - Lot freedom ring! Ne teachers on patrol duty for some reason- 'io could really enjoy the halls for v. change- and reed the bulletin board in fJCL'.0Cg -Ton. 735 - Exams are over and lonfing, back to norrnnl again. Mr. 1421115011 fails to disrupt the lnckcxdaisical trend with the throat, It's not too late vtrt to flunl: zalgebran. I-Io shccnishly admitted then, HA lot more passed the mason than I thought would. A great applause. And what do you think, Mr. Lzzusch smiled! ' Juv. Plz' -4 One of these irritating, days when you wish something would hawaii ua-,ai it doe smt-

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uay 20 - Finals. And they were tough enough to make you feel final, too. Nay 24 - The graduates graduated. Nhat the heck did they feel so sud about? Our final roll call finds Dorothy Ryder has deserted us. She found a hubby. Hay 30 - Hip, hip, hoorayl Having a grand vacation and wish you one, tee. SOPHOMORJS, 1939-1940 September 4, 1939 - Took another look at L.H.S. today with a big sigh. ' 'Tis a long, long way to ge. The summer took its toll - Olivo Tarner,Glcnn Shelley, Florence Keebaugh, Mabel Houpt, John Rosenberry, Jack Ihlone, and Junior McFadden were missing at the first roll call or soon thereafter. Sept, 8 - Den't know whether we want to go to college or not but we gotta decide which course we want to take. Jim alone is absolutely sure of him- self. No college for mo , says hog I'm going to be a ditch-diggeru. Says Mae1:oy,n I wonder 'which course requires the least amount of work. I'm all for it. Sept. 10 - Class election. Mackey becomes president, Jack Malone vice- president, Edna Sites secretary, and Mary Jarrett treasurer. Commission President Mackey, Ethel Houpt, and Goldie Sipos to fight for,us on the School Council. Sept. 16 - Just beginning to edge around to get acquainted with our new members. Goldie and Ralph Sipes came all thw way from Fannettsburg. Sure we're going to like them. They're almost as bashful as we are. Sept. 25 - Fuller and Iiaekey become full time art editors on the Vox Scholae staff and 1-Iiss Hoffeditvs headaches start. We're getting quite journalistic. Bob Hill printsg Bill Lewans writes featurosg and Betty Faith, Edna Hollinger, Ethel Heupt, and Bernard McLueas report. lhst would the newspaper staff be without us? Oct. 6 - Say Welcome to the freshmen. T1 I enjoy a ntrickyi' springboard, a blow torch, :md flour and more flour. The !:ids' were scared for fear they might be soared. We were quite satisfied with our show. Ootober 155 - Ah, level It must be great! Wie now? Why,, SoupyX', the old Romeo. And bad it is he has it. You should see the jealous girls give him the rush. We'ro all waiting our turns. October lG - Some real work done today in Latin class. Teacher sat down on us rdth vim. We'1l be so full of turkeys by Christmas we won't be able to look a stuffed one in the face. Mackey and Hawbakcr are teacher's biggest headache. K Sometimes they give the rest of us one, too., October 25 - Our 1-ine husn't made such a hit with I-ir. Hamil. The sinker failed to fxmction properlyg new most of us are sunk in biology.