Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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Row 1-Harold Hawbaker, Cleone Hoover, Lester Musselnmn, Mary Jarrett, Cloyd Hollenshead, Susan Rockwell, Merrill Bivens, Edna Hollinger, William Failor, Betty Faith, Richard McCullough, Clara Doris Rockwell, Bernard McLueus. Row 2--Helen Gift, Jean Gluck, Miss Hoffeditz, John Gingrich, Jean Byers, Miriam Crouse, Harry Benedick, Kathryn Gift, Lorma McLucus, Charles Gift, Doris Hollinger, Pauline Hake, Paul Hoke. Row 3-Jenn Yeager, Jnmes Blattenberger, Donald Gluck, Robert Keefer, Junior Higgins, Lois Hawbaker, Emma Byers, Mary Meyers, Marvin Myers, Mae Hissong, Jenn Myers, Lawrence Myers, Anna Lee DeLaudex', Ned Cordell, Freda Youse. Vox Scholae EDITORS Eziilnr-in-C'I11'cf .,.. . ,,,,,, Emu HOLLINGER Fralnrr Iidilnr ,. .. ,. SUSAN ROCKWEL1. .-lrl Iidilur , . Cuxvu llol.LENsma,xn 5l'f '15 7flf 'f'1' X- RICHARD McCuu.0vi:n .-llumni Iidilnr ., ., ...... lilkm' JARRETT Iixrlmngv Editor , ., LEs1'r:R luUSSELM.-KN Grads Norm lidilar . , .. , .. , . ,. B1-:1'rx' FAITH MANAGERS Hu:im'.v.v .llmmyrr .. .-ld:--'rll'xi::g .lluuugvr .. L'iJ'rnlaliuu .llnnngrr Prinling ,llulmglmv ., Staff .-1d:'i,rrr NYILLIAM F.x1L0k jnnN Mkcmzr. jk. , xiliRRIl.L Blrsxs f BERNARD lXIcLvc,xs 1 11.-KRDLD l'Lxn'n,xx1-:R . , Miss Horrrnrrz

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Ray Byers, James Blattenbergcr, Mary Meyers, Anna Lee DeLnuder, Bernard Mc- Lncas, John Mackey, Jr., Goldie Sipes, Thomas Fries, Rosalie Fritz, Cloyd Hollens- head, Warren Anderson, Harry Benedick, Charles Gift. Standing-Mr, Lausch. Plvsfdvlll .. .... . . l'irr'-firrsizirill . Svvl'vIu1'y ...,. . Trrnsurvr ....... , Cmmril .-ldrirvr ..., School Council .. JOHN MACKEY, JR. Cnuvn !'i0I.LENSlIlEAll ., ...., Gemma Sn-as Tnomfxs Fairs Mk. Llwscu The School Council was established six yenrs ago by Mr. Lausch to give the student body u voice in the maintenance of orderliness and good citizenship at Lemasters High School. The Council has among its repertoire of duties the awarding of the best. assembly banner, supervision of the playrooms, sponsorship of the Hallo- we'en party, conduction of the Christmas card sale to buy intramural equipment, and the general promotion of better school citizenship.

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Row 1-Jenn Gluck, Merrill Bivens, Nhyle Hollenshend, Wnyne Hissong, Lois Huw- baker, Edna Barnes, Betty Blnttenberger, Helen Gift, James Bluttenbcrger, Mary Fnilor, Pauline Hoke. Row 2-Glenn Shelley, Genifrede Smith, Ruth Anna Failor, William Fuilor, Jenn Myers, Edgar Hoffeditz, Thomas Fries, John Mackey, Jr., Paul Hokc, Milton Garns, William Gingrich, Miss Hnrbeson. Trombonex JEAN Mvizus XYXLLIAM F.xn.ou Eiuzun Horrnnxrz Trumpets RIARY FAILQR PAUL Horus PAULINE Hone .I A mms Bl.n'r1'1aNnl2ki:1cu VVILLIAM Gmckicn Band Alla Horn! linkix BARNES Lois HAu'1mK12i: XV,n'Ni: I-Ilssomi Clarinet: lNlsumLL BIVENS -IRAN GLUL-K Gilmiflusniz Smru GLENN SIIELLEY Rurn ANNA Fixu Bun Horn Blz'rrx' l31.ix'r1'r:N1ilcRu1iR Gloekenapiel 1-IELEN Gxwr Baritone Horn Wiuemzx Ammcksox Ban Drum JOHN Mixckiev, JR. ,ll R iXilLTUN GARNS Nuvu-: l'i0l.I.ENSHEAli Tenor Drum VVIl.l.lAM AIAUN l-ieucx Gufr 'l'noM,xs Finns The Lemnsters School Band was revived and conducted last year by Mr. Hamil. The object of many jokes at the beginning, it is now becoming a bnnd of which the school and community are proud. It already has twenty-five instruments. In addi- tion Miss Harbeson, new Township Music Superviser, who conducts the Band this year, holds a beginners' instrumental clnss to train new members. Several from this class have already been able to join the nhicial band. During the past several months Band members have been serving hot lunches nt the school nnd have been soliciting donations from interested patrons in an effort to raise enough money to buy uniforms. Their fund now totals well over one hun- dred dollurs. They expect to have the uniforms in time for a May concert, the proceeds of which will also go toward helping cover uniform expenses and the cost of music for the Band.