Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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She our pride F I' :f-I ' 5:-:rs-E1::1rEi::':.:g::::.': . ss f 1 D . - 1 .lg 11 . 111 I I 'I 1 fum- - ll..l1f1-11 1-1111111 lib--1 1 --H 11 ll 1 1 11 11 - FI -I P11711-F1 ri 1 and spirit raises As we stand io sing her praises 101 1 1Fl- 1 1 1 1111 11 1 n F ' H I . , r 1- . 1 1' 1! - - 1-'-- 1.Y1'17'1:1-1.'-1fl-1'!-.'11n1'1-'- 1 . o 1 111 111 11111 1111111 11 ' 1 1 1 1 V And we proudly d our school revere And greet her 1' 1 1 9 P ' 1 ' -'H 11fl '1 ' 11l-I 11 1 11:1 111 1111111 ll 1 1 lv A Y f Q ,- 1A-f- - 1-1 1111 ' 0 . I 1 ' ' umm:-nv: 111l'11?l nlulrlnfr l11 Inn:-1wrul'.lrvr1: ri: 1 lV'-- 1111111 '11-Kuff U- -In ul- IB-11 mm lil I . g . ' O - . - - 1 1 1111! 4 I Ir' I ll xl!!! lm 1- - . If E 1' ff EXE wlth a rausmj triple cheer For old . . - I EIII in ' ill! 1lII'h sl - iiiii-I1 IKIIP11 Cl iihiilli- . 1 . . S . . L. H S . I' IIL II C X11-1.12 11:1 T1 S1HA1TIl1 1. H1 -' 1 I 1.1 Liiij 11111 -IYZIZ1 T il Lvl 1 LII ll 1 ,' v Y Y 1:7 riliilig' Y - J. HJ EJ . UV In - 1 a X f 9' 'rf v nfs s s To iheeyour sons are ev-er icy - al Old ' b J -ui Elf . nn . il . ' ' ' - YES! fev xw HWY? . ' L. H. S. 'Qur name w11l ever cherlshed lie , I z I z I z ...: :I ' ::', i f ' . I ::, I - , 6' ' ? ,L Old L. H. S. We'll -give a cheer D D J. J' . is l'l1 - lx-1131 : -v -s ' Q eff .Q ' for that roy-ial Old L. H. S. we gE::::E:L. 2-r 71 H 1 . D . 5 -- . . j lx . L-, ' , v4 X1 : lore Alou ev .-.-. er' more. ' . . 7 '1im:H7:1-14 'ximia- 5 Foreword 0 Q O CELL the world loves a song- from the gay or solemn notes of a folk tune to the soft or crashing tones of a symphony. With its choral groups, band and assembly singing, Lewisburg High School proves that it is no ex- ception. The enjoyment of music is universal, and in keeping with the trend toward a universal concept, we, the ONEIDA staff of 1945, have chosen music as the theme for our yearbook. Contents Q 6 6 EX LIBRIS TITLE PAGE LEWISBURG ALMA MATER FOREWORD PROGRAMME DEDICATION THE FACULTY ONEIDA STAFF CLASSES OIfIfICI2RS Seniors Juniors Sophomores F rcshmen A C T I V I T I E S ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES By These Things Ye Shall Know Them Informal Senior Pictures Memories-Song Hits of '45 PATRONS Dedication O O O gOR their sincere sympathy and understanding, for their de- sire and ability to keep step to the tempo of our thinking and ambi- tions, we the Class of 1945 dedicate our ONEIDA to INEZ M. ROBISON and MAXINE ELLIOTT INEZ M. ROBISON MAXINE ELLIOTT I-'irst liuw. Left to lliglnt--Miss Rin-iimrd, Mrs. Brion, Miss Miller, Mrs. Mnthins. Miss Sussuinun. Se-uoml Row-f-Miss Brenholtz. Mrs. Erdle-y, Mrs. IIlIllSll'kPI', Miss Elliott, Miss llolnison Tluird llnw-Mr. Snyder. Mr. Dursley, Mr. Gill. Mr. Dyer. Ifourth Ilou'-- Mr. Ilec-kart, Mr. Kistlvr, Mr. Spniieziki-, Mr. Beukimui, Mr. Stover. QMMW J ZERBERT E. STOVER B.S., M.A. Slalwrrrixing Prinrifiul Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University MAXINE ELLIOTT A.B., M.A. Englixb University of Tennessee Columbia University TlL!iiQ,MfY S1,lfQtfV0 , ,V X -fs fb if T X LAURA A. BRENHOLTZ B.S., M.A., M.E.L. Hixlory, Maiberzzufivx Dickinson Seminary Bucknell University .72 H A R U. HECKART 'I B.S. Mafbrmalirx Bucknell University Columbia University 10 MARGARET P. MATHIAS A.B. Languages Bucknell University EARL A. GILL B.S., M.A. Srivrrrr Clarion State Teachers College Bucknell University New York University JENNIE S. ERDLEY A.B. English Bucknell University LEOLA BRION B.S. Home EFOIIOIIIIFX Mansfield State Teachers College INEZ M. ROBISON A.B. English Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University THE FACULTY CLAUDE SPANCAKE B.S. Sc'ienre Pennsylvania State College SAMUEL J. KISTLER B.S. Agriculiurc' Pennsylvania State College ROBERT E. BECKMAN A.B., M.A. Muxir, Soriul Slmlicx Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University I7l.I.IiN RHINARD B.S. Com merfial Sluflie: Bloomsburg State Teachers College Temple University DENVER DYER B.S., M.A. Pbysiral Eiluralion State College, johnson City, Tenn. Columbia University LOUIS A. PURSLEY BS., M.A. Illoonmsburg State Teachers College Bucknell University I.UI.U G. MILLER EDITH N. HUNSICKIQR A-Bw MHA- 7-yflillg, Higb Srbool Srrrrlury M ,b 'aH 5 Allentown Business College Bucknell University ,T-xx BOARD OF EDUCATION Prrxiilcnf - - MIfLvn.Lr D. Niisnn' Vire Pn'sii11'nl - F. B. HITCHCOCK Svrrcfary - W. S. Rmrz Tn'axun'r - - -I. S. GOLD F. M. SiMDsoN 11 lilfiffll'-ill-fifljlif' Axxmifllf' lfrfilm' THE I94 O EIDA Iilzxiflrxx Mazzagw' - I I.ifw'ary Ifffifor Asxixlanf 1,ifl'lAtIl'iY lfflifor 1:t'LlflIV't' Ifflifnr AVI lfflifm' - Girlx' Aff1fz'fic'1f1filo1' Bn-yy' Affwfvlic' IZ flifor - Axxixlunf lilfxiflvxs Nltllltlgfl' - Axxixlullf BllXflll' Axxisfarlf Busim' Asxixfunl B1IKfllt' Typist - Lifvrary Adrisvr ss Mumzgvr xx Mzumgvr xx Marlagvr BIlXilll'SX AJz'isvr kll'ANI:'l l'l'. I5oxv'l,INc3 - l'i'I'lll'l. Hoi TZAl'I'l,l Sl-'l l'Y.,xNxl Cifxl 1.oxx'AY f l'A'r1uc,m SB1ITIi - N1OI,l Y C1 Muni - RlczrmunD1-asm-M I,o1ux,uN1i Zuma: mms - NIARY KIAN1 Ifl 'l l'l'R IVJONALIJ XVAGNI R - ISARBARA B1 c:H'r1a1. Nlmu' AIANLA LIIJIJICK XYVILI mm Rlarrz BrfxNMumH1LRBs'r ANNABI-.luv XVAGNI-in Miss Imax Romsow - MISS Lui U MII.I.I'1ll CLASSES 53 SENIOR OFFICERS GEORGE Dvlik - - - Prvxidcnf DONALD SPANGLLR - - Vin' Prmidcrzt BARBARA EMIG - - Srfrvlary Roumw FORIQSMAN - - TVIWXIIYPY Furs-snmn, Spumrlm-r, EIIIIII, Dyer C S JUNI VAN JOHNSON IDAVID KARRAK FRANCIS ASHER GLORIA Bows OR OFFICERS - - - Prrsixlcnt lan - - Vin' Prrrialcnt - - Svfrrfary - TYFHSIIYCV Knrraxkor. Ash:-r. Johnson, Buyer SOPHOMO XWILLIAM MILLIZR RICHARD THOMAS RE OFFICERS - - Prcxidmxl - - Virr Prvsidml . .Q , .- JEAN WAGNER - - SI-vrrfury ELSIE HACIIENBEIIG - Trnmarcr Q I I I C E R XVIILZIIOT, Miller, Ilackenberg, '1'lIonIns F0114-r. Dyer. Solnxnon Stu llilillg-CHUIPTIIIHII FRESHMA JOHN DYER - ROBERT FETTEII JACK SOLOMON - JUNE CATHEIIMAN N OFFICERS - - President - Vin' Prrsulcnl - Sn: rehzrg - - Trcaxurrr WJWICC, fo wif ff .1 aw ljfli fygffffy lx, It Vfx 1' 4 If Top Row: GEORGE E. AIKEY fPI0e,7 November I7 Interclass Sports 1, 2, 33 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Furorifc' Sporf-Hunting. H1911 like lo Br'-Clark Gable. KAROLENA L. ANDERSON Carol September 25 Beauty Club 1, 23 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Iloblly-Collecting service mcn's pictures. Ffzroriiv Sport'-Football. GIiORG12 C. BAKER Bo-Bo September 2 2 Intcrclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 43 Boys' Glee Club l, 2. Furorile Moria Slar-Boris Karloff. Hobby-Going to the movies. Bottom Row: SHIRLEY R. BEACHEL Betsy , October 25 Victory Corps 2, 3. 4. Furorih' Song-Anchors Aweigh. Favorile Comix' Slrip-Blondie. Sl1e'rl Like lo Ba'-Judy Garland. BARBARA J. BECHTEL Betky August 31 The Masque 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, Intcrclass Sports 1, 2g Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Furorifc Food- Dagwood sandwiches. Favorite Arlixl--Solomon. LUTHER W. BETsKER Burk November I Victory Corps 2, 3, 44 Class Treasurer QMifflinburgJ. Furorife Progrum-Mr. District Attorney. Furorilz' Orrbvxi ra-Harry james. 16 1 4: T011 Row: EARL K. BOLIG ffB01igll june 2 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Furoriiv Book-Huckleberry Finn. Fumrilr Moz'iz'-- Girl Crazy. Ilv'i1 Like fo Bc'-Charles Atlas. BARBARA J. BOND B0l1dic july 13 President, Girls' League 43 ONEmA Staff 34 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4g The Masque 4. Hobby-Remodeling clothes. SMU! Lilzr Io Br-Mrs. Miniver. JEANETTE C. BOWLING Izmir August S ON: nm Staff 4g Student Council 2, 39 The Masque 4g Interclass Sports l, 2, 3. Farorih' Program-Inner Sanctum. Hobby--Sketching funny people. If Boflom Row: NAQMI L. BUTLER Bugs April 16 Newspaper Staff 3, Intcrclass Sports Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Farorilr Food-Steak with onic riis. Ifurorilv Tylw of Musif-The blues. 1.2.35 HELEN M. CASSELBIQRRY Cassie March 2 S Intcrclass Sports l, 2, 33 Victory Corps 2 3, 4. Farorilr' Food-Liver. Farorilv Morin' Slur-Sterling Hayden. MAIRY B. CLARK Ding-Doug February 5 Interclnss Sports I, 2, 3g Girls' Ensemble 3 4g Victory Corps 2, 3, 4, ONIEIDA Staff 4 Farorilc Song- Warsaw Concerto. Sbr rl Like I0 Bc'-Pearl S. Buck. 17 Top Row: EVELYN V. DENIUS Ginm ' March 27 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Octette 35 Interclass Soccer l, 23 Dancing Club I. Farorih' Ifoml-Chili con came. Shc':f Like fo Bm'-Dinah Shore. RICHARD R. DERSHIEM Preblz ' july 19 Boys' Glee Club 23 Bowling Club 25 Or- cl1estr.i4g ONIiIlJ,X Staff 4. Ifuznrilv Shir-Errol Flynn. Furwrilr Sung- Girl of My Dreams. GIiOliGIi C. DX'I41'i PPBIIKQNYS january 10 Gym Team 45 Victory Corps Qlinttalion Commmnderj 45 Class President 4. Farorih' Type of Mnxiv--Popular. Hv'd Like lo Be-My father. Boffom Row: DOROTHY M. EISENHUTH ffD0f,, September 2 Knitting Club 2. Furorifc Program-Frank Sinatra Show. Famrilz' Song- Honey, I'm in Love Vl'itl1 You. BARBARA J. EMIG HBl17'l7if',, January 16 Newspaper Staff 45 Class Secretary 45 Inter- clnss Soccer 35 Gym Team 2. Famrilv lfoml-Anything chocolate. Ftwurih' Book- Dragon Seed. BLANCHE L. ERB Bla11z'lu , March l Sewing Club lg Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorih' Program-Bob Hope Show. Farorilz' Spar!--Volleyball. 18 lf My X71 J Top Row: MARY W. FAUST Fril:it ' October 4 Intcrclass Sports 34 Victory Cor 1,52 81. Farnrih' Sp -I-Horse-ba 'fi mg. Fazvlgdtzl nsofi. .jjj I V fl' Wy HAROLD E. FEASTER Frasier August 25 F. F. A., Secretary 35 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4 Hobby-Fishing. H1 J Lila' lo Bc'-Superman. MARY JANE FETTER Iar1i1 ' December 3 ONI?Il7A Staff 4g Intcrclass Sports l, 2, 3 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Ifarorilv Fowl-Sauer kraut. Farorilc' Sung- I Love You. S Bolfom Row: ROBERT R. FORESMAN Fuzzy June 4 Student Council 43 Class Treasurer 45 Vic- tory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorilv Slar-- Bugs Bunny. Hobby-Eating. BETTYANNE GALLOWAY Bets August 10 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4g ON1:1oA Staff 4- Ncwspaper Staff 3, 4. Ifurorifv Book- Beau Gcstcf' Furorirr Arlisf-Norman Rockwell. LOUISE M. GARARD Wc'z'siU March 15 Cheerleader 3, 45 Gym Team 25 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorilr Orchestra-Fred Waring. Hollby-Collecting cartoons. 19 xdk'-U l' 'xi-l. lk l T011 Row: L. DANIEL GERBER LinfL,' August 14 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Iloffb-y-Airplanes. Farorife Star-Vain Johnson. I-IMI Like I0 Bm'-Flip Corkin. THELMA I. GUYER s.111yff May I3 Girls' Iinsemblc 3, 4: Victory Corps 2, 3, Furarile Pirlzm'- Madonna of the Chairf' Sba il Like In Be-Morgentlmu. MILDRED C. HARRIMAN Mildred September ll Victory Corps 2, 3, 44 Girls' Ensemble 3, Farorile Ifoml-Cougli drops. Famrila' Type of Muxic-Opera. Sbfil Like fo Bi'--Mrs. Roosevelt. Boflom Row: HELPlN A. HARTMAN Hc'11'I1,' january 18 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorile Sfav-Alan Ladd. Ifarorih' P0011-Pie. l u1'urifz' Orclwslru-Xavier Cugat. ETHEL W. HOLTZAI'PLE Hassir ' November 14 The Masque 4g Newspaper Staff 3. 45 Inter class Sports 1, 2, 3g ONI1IlJA Staff 4. Furorifr' Slrorl-Tennis. Ifumrih' Arlixl-Bradshaw Crandall. JOANNE M. Hook frlon November 12 Gym Team 1, 21 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4 The Masque, Treasurer 4. Furorile Sporf-Soccer. Sln-H1 Like Io Be-Bob Hope. 20 Top Row: TOISIE B. KRAMEK Toisiv April 25 Beauty Club 25 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Furorife Comic' Slrip- The Spirit. Farorih' Song- I'll Walk Alone. ROBERT S. LAIRD Bohn May l7 Boys' Glec Club 1, 25 Gym Team 3. Furorilv Pirllzrv- Tl1e Four Freedoms. Iiarorilr Sporl-Hunting. MARY JANE LIDDICK Janie October 28 Interelass Sports 1, 2, 35 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorifc' Book- The Sl1ick. Fuwlrilr Type of Music'-Sentimental. tx X R RO . LLOYD I Y, ' Lloyd' November 26 If Sportsmcn's Club 45 Victory Corps , ,,4.ItQ'A Iiuroriir Book-- Riders of rl c Pu pil: Sgg! 12: I v, Ili il Like fo Bl'--Captain I, 1 1 A 1 ' f ob LV - , 1 dj In 4 i ' f , Alf ' 5 A W I ' Af 7 r OY! . WG 9 'J X f ff, f ,J ' oyrr' 'jj Muni if HW' Agra 9 lntcrclass Sports 1, 2, 35 Dancing Club 1. Ifarorifr Sorlg- Wl1itc Cl1ristmas. Sbv'i1 Lila' lo Br-Clara Barton. RUTH A. LUCK R11fl1iv February 8 Dancing Club lg Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorifz' Slur-Sonny Tufts. Sbr il Like fo Br-Mrs. Sonny Tufts. 21 Top Row: ROY G. MARTIN ffporkyii February 18 Orchestra 35 Music Club, President 43 Band 4. Fuwrifv Spur!-Football. Fai orilt' Orrfwxlru-Gene Krups. JANE K. MCCULLOUGH Janie January 8 Girls' League. Vice President 4: Class Sec- retary 33 May Court 3. Fdrorili' F0041-City chicken legs. Ifurnrilt' Song- My Shining Hour. XVILLIAM C. MYERS Willie , June 14 Varsity Sports 2, 3, 45 Gym Team 1, 2 Cooking Club 4. I a1'orilr' Cowie Slrifl- Mickey Finn. IIz 11 Lifzr fo Bc'--Bill Dickey. Bofiom Row: JOHN R. MILLER John September 30 Il'IIEI'Cl21SS Sports 1, 2, 35 The Masque Boys' Glee Club 1, 2. Favorilc Foofl-Spaghetti. Hobby-Rifle Club. JEAN H. MITCHELL FfIl,aII3J August 11 Girls' Ensemble 45 Victory Corps 2. 3, 4. lin orih' lfoml-French fries. liurorift' Comfy Slrifw-Dick Tracy. WANDA J. MUSSIZR June June 12 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Victory Corps 2, 3 Furorih' Program-Hit Parade. Favorite Orcbvxlra-Harry James. 22 Top Row: DEAN B. PECK fFDl,anJ! December 20 Interclass Sports l, 2, 35 Victory Corp 3, 4. I-'arorilr Song- Beer Barrel Polka. Hobby--Loafing. FRANCIS A. PETERSON rrpctcv September 17 Radio Club 3. Hobbies--Radio, Cartooning. Paroriiv Orchvslru-Harry james. In b C9 17 e gOuT ROBERT R. POETH Pof'dy April 1 Varsity Sports 2, 3, 4. S Farorilz' Book- They Were Expcnclable. Hobby--Mechanics. n Bottom Row: MARY LOU PURSLEY H'LouU November 10 Interclass Sports lg Newspaper Staff Masque 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 4. Famrilc Book- Hostages Farorilv Ariisl-Varga. JOHN R. REICHLEY fflobnii October 14 The F. F. A. I, 25 Intcrclass Sports 2, 3, 43 Sportsmen's Club 4. Farorilr Typv of Muxic-Hillbilly. Farorih- Orrhcxfra-Spike jones. MARGARET M. RoAT Margie November 7 Sewing Club lg Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Favorite Food-Baked beans. Hobby-Collecting pins. 'ei AXVN My .A il-J QD I Top Row: JUNE E. ROHLAND r'TIlVfIf',, July 13 Interclass Soccer 2, 35 Victory Corps Hobby-Skating. Sb1 1l like In Br-A Wave. DONALIJ E. ROYER 2,3,4 Don May 16 Interclass Sports 1, Z, 35 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. I:LIl'Ul'ifl' I'r'o,qr'nnlf W'c tlle People. Ilolfby-Flying. Ml2I,VIN R. SASSAMAN ffpaffl january 6 Varsity Sports 3, 4: lnterclass Spor 4g Sportsmen's Club 4. Ifamrilv Orvbiwlra-Kay Kayser. IIr'd Like In Br'-Joe Dimaggio. ts 2, 3, Boffom Row: RUTH A. SAUERS Sf1zl1l1lf's', October 22 Knitting Club 33 Victory Corps 2, Dancing Club l. Ifurorih' Moria'- Lassie Come Home. Ilrilflwy-Collcctiiig photographs. CHARLES F. SCOTT Smffic December 16 Soccer Manager 2, 35 Intcrclass Sports 4 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Famrilc Type of Music-Swing. lfuzvrilz' Comic' Slrip-Secret Agent X GAYNEL M. SEAMAN rrGayu March 5 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Victory Corps 3 lfurorifc Siar-Charles Boyer. Hobby-Sleeping. 24 Il' ' !- '- A ', ' Ji I P ' r J ua' I M l ' MP2 f I Nd, , A I A J Y' C T011 Row: 0 J Br gm . 1 6 4, I 6.4 ,f i J E od f 2 BETTY M. SHULTZ , aux.QMoN rvBt1fyJ,u nn in A 0 rr R I7 C ,W-,t-F October 4 0 J IZLFMQUC 17 ' Dv . ,I b g V., VC 7 3 4 L Class Treasur r lg Class Prcsigkf- Slu- 'mcmg C' U I' Html 'MPS ' ' ' Z dent Council, President 43 V si 'p ns lfaiwrilv Sorry-- Alwnys. 1. 3, 3, 4' K ' Fai arih' Bunk- The Robe. 1 111'01'ifr' l:00Kl'B3!'lilDl p HS- 15.11 nrih' 1lffiXfTClIIH4lUI1s. J, PATRICIA SMITH 1JONA14D B, SPANGLIQR 7' Pam sm, October ll April 4 Newrpaper Staff 3, 43 CjNl nm Staff 43 Girls' League. Keeper of Book 43 Girls' linsem- ble 3, 4. Ifamrifv Pirlillu'- Mali With a Hoe. Iiumrih' F0041-Fruit. WIZNDELL M. SMITH Nsllllgyu June 18 Varsity Sports I, 2, 3, 4g Victory Corps 2, 3. 4. Fumrih' Orvbvxlru-Harry james. Ilv'J Like In Br'-Bill Dickey. 25 Class Vice President 45 Class Treasurer 3: Class Secretary lg Boys' League, Tre.x- surer 4. Fumrilv Pfffllft'-U-l'l'IC Last Supper. IIu'1l Like lo Br'- lSeowulf. IVA LOUISE SQUIRES Ffll,-ml!! june 8 Interclnss Basketball I, 2, 35 French Club 25 Acapella Choir 2, 35 Festival Chorus 1, 2. is get Ms Far nrili' Spur!-Swimming. Ifurnrih' Book- Cl:nudia. 'r o Top Row: ROBERT E. STACKHOUSE Rock October 12 Interclass Sports 2, 5, 45 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorife Star-Gary Cooper. Farorih' Song- Stnrdust. MAXINE I-I. STOVER Maxinc', August 31 Dancing Club lg Victory Club 2, 3, 4. Favorite Morin'- Rcbeeea. Favorite Crooucr-Bing Crosby. MARY E. STOVER Usis!! june 27 Home Economics Club 2, 34 Red Cross Club lg Home Nursing 1, 2, 5. I-'arorilc Star-John Payne. Farorile Food-Ham. Bottom Row: DONA LD W. STRASSNER Buck November 14 ONLIDA Staff 35 Boys' League, Prcsiden Student Council 3g Varsity Sports 3, Farorife Food-Hot cakes. Favorite Song- Stout Hearted Men. WALTER E. STRAUB Victory Corps PFWHIPF November 10 2, 3.4. Fu Voriic S110 rl-Gul f. Hobby--Drivi Hd! Like lo B HELEN Victory Corps ng. 4'-Supcrnmn. M. STRINGI1'ELI.0W Sfri11gy September 20 2, 3, 4. Fuvorile Slur-Clark Gable. Favorite Food-Hamburgers. Favorite Type 26 of Music--Classical. 4 K4 Top Row: SHIRLEY I. STUCK Butrh October 29 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Favorite Book- Strange Woman. Farorilz' Progmm- Chesterfield Time. Sbc zl Like fo Bt'-Gracie Fields. HELEN M. SWINEHART Swinny January 13 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorile Food-Corn bcct' and cabbage. Farorilc- Book- Miss Wings. ANNABELLE M. WAGNER Ann November 1 Student Council 35 May Court 35 Girls' League, Treasurer 41 ONEIDA Staff 4. Farorifr Comic Slrip-Flash Gordon. Farorilz' Slar-Gene Kelly. Boflom Row: DAVID L. WAGNER PfDal,c,!! January 12 F. F. A., Vice President 43 Victory Corps 2 3,4. Farorilr' M0t'iz'- Wake Island. Farorilr Sporl-Hunting. KATHRYN E. WAGNER sis july 21 Dancing Club lg Victory Corps 2, 3, 4. Farorilz' Motif- The Sullivans. Farorilz' Orrbrsfru-Ozzie Nelson. DONALD A. WAGNER ffiak-U!! September 2 Varsity Sports 2, 3, 4g ON!-ZIDA Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4. Farorilr Slar-Betty Grable. Hobby-Collecting stamps. 27 Top Row: WANDA E. WAGNER Hlvdlllldu September 6 Student Council 45 Victory Corps 2, Famrilc F0011-Salads. Farorilc Sport-Ice skating. MARGARET E. WALTER Margie August I8 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Victory Corps 3,4. 2, Boffom Row: MARVIN W. WALTERS Mc'rt,' june 4 Student Council 23 Victory Corps 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. Furorifr' Song- Leap Frog. H021 Like to Bc'-Hank Luisctti. ANNA M. WEHR Ann October 31 Girls' League, Secretary 45 Victory Corps 2 3, 4. Furoriiu Star-Van Jolmson. Farorih' Orchcslra-Louis Prima. Famrih' Sfzorl-Basketball. 28 X -.1 Top Row: .' ANNA M. WOLFE Amin October 31 Bowling Team 1, 23 Girls' Ensembl Hvlllfy-Lcttcrwriting. liumrifz' Slnr-John Wayne. Fuilorilr' Fomf-Clmocolate. ROBERT C. YocUM Henry April 26 Boys' Glcc Club 1, 2g Interclass Sp 3. 43 Band 4. Farorih' Comic Strip- Herby. lfarorilr' Food-Steak. e 3,4. ons 1, 2, Bottom Row: LORRAINE I. ZIMMERMAN Zimmir ' May 29 Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3g Gym Team I, 2g Student Council 1, 23 Girls' Ensemble 5, 4. Farorifr' Shir-Helmut Dnntinc. Hobby-Men. THEODORE L. YocuM Beans December 16 Intcrclass Soccer 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 2, 3g Gym Team 1. Fazforile Program-- Hit Parade. Ifarorilv Sport-Football. Ammon, Harry Arner, Gloria Asher, Frances Baker, Mary Ellen Bernosky, Carole Bowersox, Ruth Boyer, Gloria Brown, Ann Brown, Forrest Carlson, jean Chappell, Robert Cook, Avery Cook, Elizabeth Corycll, Audrey JU IOR CLASS Dock, Anna Mae Dreese, Donald Dyer, Lois limery, Ronald Engle, Mildred lfrdley, Donald Fair, Ruth Farley, Mary Fenster, Marvin Fisher, Bernice Fletcher, Mildred Garard, Harriet Gearhart, Donald 30 Gemberling, Clarence Goff, Robert Giunta, Michalena Heiter, Donald Helffcrich, Alice Herbst, Bernard Herman, Helen Hiatt, Patricia Hitchcock, Nancy johnson, Van Kurraker, David Kline, Alberta Leitzel, Harold Q I , yr We ff'f X L n ' 'IJ N 6f.,.H JuNloR CLASS Lcit7cl, Marvin Louglmcy, Paul Lytlc. W'illian1 Mcycrx, Anna Mary Miller, Eugene Millar, W'ilIi.1m Xlull Corinnr Rowe, Grant Srrxngtrllow Dnloru Sarnpscll, Betty Strung XX .xlur Sclmulstcig, wllllldlll j fuun Rulxrt Y Slwrnwdcr, Mary Slnttcrbach, june S inI1.Shir y QW Lr Charles N.1uglc. N'crl1cmn 0g jj , D nld I I5 Rnnck, Clmrlort ' Ruin, W'illiam Ostcrgrcn, Ruth 'lf 1 mum, 0 , Shirley I l n ll Ss munVcld.1 V . Ruycr, lillswurtm jwmlcr, Kcnnurlm Roycr, Russell MYLM1 V- 31 .djaiffwlf U'-' aff' y 2' I , 'fA, f J V1 fe. 1 8 Homan, Carl Johnson, Edwin Judy, Eric Judy, Jeanette Kline, June Kline, Junior R. Lilley, Helen A Lilley, Jean , Lloyd, Gene il X V Lucas, Irene Miller Dorothy J. Miller, Dorothy M. Miller William , f,c,4,-a,.., 'K 5 -75:1 . - ' ,4- 1 H 1 ' 6 ' s65 oM RE CLASS fl' 7 'Cf L 47 '1'f.fZf'4L.fr Ailtcy, Mauriee Cornelius, Nancy Anderson, Ray L0 Deans, John Asher, Lois 1 Deilil, Walter Ard, Ray b 'N , Diefenbach, Joyce Beaver, Charles 'N -,I is Dreese, Richard Beard, William lx I D : Eckroat, Jean Belford, Romona Q- Sliisley, Harold Bennett, Robert N' 365' X 'Foresman, William Berger. Glenn st 'Q -ti Fritz, Harry Bernosky, Edward -.N Q, If Geiser, Milton Bolig, Richard 'K x I 3 Gorman. Mary Bostian, Roland 13 EN 3 Grove, Esther Boyer, Mary Q G, Guyer, Lloyd A Brouse, Betty 1 ' , 15 Hackenberg, Elsie Buchanan, John X' T? Hackenberg, Dean Carlson, Donald x fi Heim, Paul Chance, Betty X Hcpler, Harry Corey, Ann Julia Herbst, Robert 32 Millward, Joan Mook, Kenneth Murphy, Marguerite Murray, Charles ,,.. f ,ff .J Al' .f . J, .vf.,a'f,d.,.,' L f- ' f f 75-f ' f ' f- Z' ' ffcf, fi gif ,af - -Z - A' li ' . r -43-601' ffl-. 'J xi W ,spifucmokf wig, ,E , l - ,fff 1-,bt-glgfy - I v t -rel, Newbnld. llarold Page. Carl Reitenlwach, Durutliy Reynultlx, l Inward Reynultls. jerry Rieharilmn, Robert Role, llerwoml Rmsell, Florence Sassaman, Mary Iillen Selmll, XVallaee Seaman. Terry Sllfld-lSI',llI'I1CSI Sliannun, fharlew Shannon, XVilliam Sherman, Robert Slmwerw, xlean Slmwers, XVilliam Sliunk, Kenneih Slack, Lawrence Slatierluaeh, Leonard Smith, Marinrie Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Vfeluxter Snyder, Ada Mae Snyder, Harold Snyder, Ray Snyder, Victor Stahl, Albert Stell, lrene Sterry, Richard Stimmel, Mary -lane Swanger, Martlia SW.ll'I7l.lIlll0l',l,11Vl'I'CI1CL' Swineliart, Lucille Tiecony. Kathryn lliomax, Alice lfllen g .n I? 323 Thunias, Richard Van Horn, 'l'lmmas W.lgl1er, Charlton Vfagner, llelen WVJXIICY,llClCl1,'C.ll1 Whxgner, ,lack W'alter, llelen XX'alter, julia Xvalters, llunalil W'alters, llarnlel WYAIFIIIY, Shirley Vfert, Dunald XVet7el, llnnalil Vfewel, june XVulfe, Alanet XYnlfe, XY'ill1erl Yerger. Ray Yost, Dnnaltl Aumiller, kloan ALlICl1,i'ilil.Il3Cll1 Baker. Cameron llalxer. Miriam Beaver, Peggy lienfer, Mary lienfer, Violet Berryman. loix lletsker, Anna liorder, lletty Howling, Andrew lirosioux, lloward Cfasselberry,Pat1y fi.llllCl'Il!.ll1.-IKIIIC Chaapel, Robert U. Cook. Charles R. Crabb, Sherwood XV. Delcamp, Frgtnlclin C. FRESHMAN CLASS Herr, Richard l.ee Dodd, june Dyer, ,Iohn li. liarnest, Paul l,. Fnglc, George C. Frb, Ruth lfrdley, Randall B. Fveretts, Howard Fveritt, Dorothy Faust. A. Thomas Fenster, Charles Fetter, Robert Fisher, XVilliam Fletcher, Ruth Flick, Phyllis Fowle, Louise Frederick, l.ester Gift, Robert Gold, O, I3.u'id Gotwalt, Norma Guinta, Grace Mary Haas, NY. Roger Hartley, Martha Hartley, W'inifred Hess, Alice Holter,Fli1abeth A Jarrett, Richard Kratler, john Lang, PhylliS Leiby, George VV. l.eit1el, Anna Lilley, Fra Iilley, Nlarlyn l.ins, Nancy Maehamer, Richard A1Qli7C, Dale X X X. xt 14 Mfg tv M Wing FRESHMAN CLASS Matters, Lewis Melllure, james li. Metzger, W'.1lter Miller, Iexter Mincelnnyer, Dnnalal Miteh, Charlotte Moyer, Richard Null, Arlene Ocker, l leektnr Ustergren, Roy I.. Piek, lerny Pursley, Albert Reitenbaeh, Florence Rintert, ul, Marlyn Ritter, lfva Ritter, Miriam Ritter, Ralph G. Rivers, Bonnie Ruhland, Helen Rnhland, Mabel Sauers, Charles Seebnltl, Donald Shnlly, Carl Shultz, john Sntmlt, lfllswnrth Solomon, Donald Solomon, Ifdwnrtl Snlnlnon, ,Iaelt Snlumun, Mary .lane Spangler, john Stahley, Nellie Stevenson, Dorothy Stiefel, Harriet Stover, lfay Stover, Mabel Stringfellow, Betty Strung, Whlyne Stuck, Robert Swartv, Ruth Swartzlztntler. Richard Thomax, Helen Tlmrntnn, liarhara 'l'rnutman, lflaine Whtgner, Arthur Vfagner, Marian Wbtgner, W'alter W'alter, Ada wik'l7Cl,,l.lI1C wiCllCl, Wendell Xvhyte, Ann W'ilson, Paul Warlfe, Nancy Young, lfleannr Zearfms, Kenneth Zeigler, Joyce Zinnnernxan, lfileen 35 THEY ALSO RA Tlrvy also ran who mulrl Hof rross fl7l'1illl'Q 'lllwy also ran wlmm Fair' meallf :ml In win. BNI flwy will ran' IIIJUII mlm' rlisfanf frarle To fl'IllJ' win wlrelz they 1'c'f11r11 again. Henry Bond, Maurice Boney, Roland Doyle, and Kenneth Sauers left their school activities early to serve in the broader field of work- the armed services of the United States. We would honor them espe- cially along with these men who were called to the colorsv flaring their senior year. Gl'1ORGE DYER W1iNlJELL SMITH Ci muuas SCOTT LUTHER BIQTSKER , FRANCIS PETERSON ROBERT YocUM DANIEI, Gnkuialx WAL'r1i1z STRAUB JOHN REICHLEY Ili-nry linml M:l1irin1-Roll:-y Ilolnml Duyli- Iil'llllI'lll SIIIIUTN 36 1, .L Z Yu GSX- x E N is 1 XLUNX x B . ,X .,. XX .'x Qt xg, X , X XX' NQ. 'X X -XX WH ACTIVITIES First llirw. Sw!!!-tl. In-ft fo High! Millvr, Miss Hllinil. Ilan-r, -mini How, Stnnaling Smith, Ilnml. Iloltzupple, Vlnrlce-, Ilonk, Bowling. lh-elm-l, tmllfmzn THE MASQUE Again the Masque has been engrossed in improving conditions around the school. Last spring the Masque was responsible for repair- ing the footlights on the stage, as well as re-painting the scenery. This year the project of cleaning up the dressing rooms was undertaken and satisfactorily completed. Interesting chapel programs were presumed by the Masque at the beginning of this year. 38 THE EWSPAPER The Green Dragon has progressed amazingly in one year,s time This paper is sung about and sold every three weeks and is fast becom- ing a must on the students' buying list. Its sponsor, the Boys League, has every right to be proud of this worthwhile project. Ntzlmling. Left ln lliuhl lliti-ln-an-k. Ili-itz. llultznpplv. Brown. Iimig, Zilllllll'!'lllllll, Knrrnkir Mr. Snyder. S4-:html lilwmll. l'llrsl1'y. Smiih, liullwmily, Ilinti. lim-lxivl, 239 First How. Left in Right fSpnm:lvr. lluyvr. NYu1:lu-r. Sulninon, llukvr, Mill:-r, Dye-r. S04'0ll1i Ilmvfllyn-r, Bowlim:, I'ursls-X. Zilllllllfflllllll. Aikvy. Rumi, Mill:-r, Third IlowffStrassm-r, Furesinnn, Smith, lim-1-litul, Strong, Ikruwn, Jnlinsun. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST SEMESTER The Student Council got into the swing of things first semester by presenting an organization known as the Activities Club,', composed of representatives of each class and responsible for chapel programs during this school year. The main purpose of the Student Council this year has been to promote a feeling of school spirit among the pupils of L. H. S. This purpose has been accomplished very effectively. 40 STUDE T COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER The Second Semester Student Council continued its fine work in the comparatively new patriotic as well as the regular school activities it has supervised. It has guided the student body in the salvage drives so eiiiciently that Lewisburg High School has been awarded the banner several times, marking our school the leader in salvage work. The Student Council has many accomplishments to be proud of, and Lewisburg High School, in its entirety, considers this organization a real working organization. First Ilow. Left tn Iiiglitfikslim-r, Boyer, Sanz-rs, liallnuuny, Ruml, Hmvling, Sulinnmi. Si-vom! Row---Mr. Ile-ekalrt. Mi-Flnrv. Spaiiglvr, In-1-lm-I, Iloltvr, W1-tzs-I. Third Row-Strnssnor. Dyer, XVult4-rs, Mills-r, XVril:ht, Fourth Row-Jolmsun, I-'uresman, llrown, l'm-th, Snlmnon, 41 I-'irst Row, Left to Rl1:htvE. Bnlipr, Wolfe, Engle, Yerger, Lilley, Ilaukenhergz, Sem-mul llowfSholle-y, I-'rvdc-rick, M. Fenster. Snyder, Ammon, R. llulig. Monk, Ard. Third Row-Mr. Kistler, NV:lltr-rs, Yost, XVugm-r, II. Fenster, Str-rry, V. Snyder, Lytle, Spnnpzler RVIUIIIET, Sealnmn. FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America consists of several male members of the high school. The purpose of this group is to study and practice using the latest method and devices designed to advance farming to a higher degree of perfection. These young men have the interests of our country in mind, pursu- ing improvements and new ideas which will lead to 21 better-fed America. 42 SONS OF THE GREEN DRAGON This year the Boys' League was organized on the club plan. The The Athletic, F. F. A., Bachelors', Photography, Music and Sportsman Clubs made up a well-rounded program. During the year, the league has presented a series of interesting and educational chapel programs. An All-Out for Memorial Field pro- gram was presented through which they raised nearly 5500. Several other presentations were made by the boysg namely, a French horn to the band and a service flag to the school. First lluw. 1.1-ft to lliillll-fNll2lllKl1'l', Strzlssnt-r. Sm-vom! l:lHY+I!l'llH'll, Miller. Third Ilowillr. Snyder. 43 Standing, Left to Right-Anna Mae Wehr, Jane Mr-Cullough, Annabelle Wagner, Barbara Bond Seated-Mrs. Mathias. GIRLS' LEAGUE Harmony is the keynote of the Girls' League. Under the capable leadership of this year's officers and the treasured guidance of Mrs. Mathias, the Girls' League meets twice a month, the meetings coming on Wednesdzly. The meetings are devoted to business and to enter- tainment in the form of speakers and programs sponsored by the four classes. The Girls' League has become n tradition and it furnishes a friendly and guiding haven to every girl in the high school. 44 GIRLS' CHORUS From a group of amateur warbling birds, Miss Robison once again has emerged with a really worthwhile voice organization. The Girls' Chorus is composed of several Junior and Senior girls who hold music close to their hearts. Important events for the group were the participation in the annual Christmas Carol Service and a concert in which they joined with the band. First Row, Left to Right-Gluuta, Arner, Ilintt. Mitchell, Dursley, Farley, Asher, Do:-niua, Smith Boyer, Ranck, Myers. Second Row-Seaman, Guyer, Fetter, Musser, Zimmerman, Long, Galloway, Walters, Bechtel, Bond, Brown. Third Row-Solomon, Bowersox, Yost, Carlson, Zimmerman, Bowling, Noll, Clarke, Squires, Swlnehurt, Faust. Fourth Row-Coryell, Ostergren, Butler, VauBuskirk, Wagner, Schultz, Hitchcock, Garard, Hook. 45 S4-rite-41, Left to liight-Stuck, Mt-Cnllouxzh, XVIIIIIIPP, Br-clitel, Asher, Bond, Newton, Zinunermnn Spangler, Grive, Strussner. Standing-De-rsliein, Gerlai-li, Whyte, Dnuberman, Meuchum, Ilinish, Ramer, Crunmer. MAYD Y The graceful spirea in the background, combined with the soft tones of the court gowns and costumes of other participants in the program, their odferings, but Spring, with her light dances and tunes, brought the fair May Queen, Barbara Bond, who was crowned by Patty Acker, our previous queen. The graceful spirea in the background, combined with the soft tones of thc court gowns and costumes of other participants in the program, lent a pleasing atmosphere to the event. 46 CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICE The annual Christmas Carol Service was presented December 20, 1944, and featured the vocal organization of the high school under the direction of Miss Inez Robison in conjunction with a beautiful and inspiring pageant in which pupils of the grade schools and the high school took part. The service included several selections by the Girls' Chorus and the Mixed Chorus, and was followed by the pageant which was represen- tative of the memorable Manger at Bethlehemf, 47 X :main - . First Row, Left to lliuhtfllerhst, YVQ-tm-l, Fritz. Puvth, II:-that, Bosfiun, Yornm, Meyers. Sevonml llow--XVnlters, Diehl, lYngn1-r, SllSN1llllilll, SIISSIIIIHIII, Miller, Murrvy, Johnson, Solomon VARSITY SOCCER This year's varsity soccer team showed that they had the possi- bilities of a good team winning their first four games. But as the season progressed the Dragons lost their stride and had to play a championship game with Dalmatia High School. The Dragons were left behind during the last half of the game by the score of 5-1. However, this defeat was forgotten by a victory over the Mifflin- burg Comets, Lewisburg High School's old rivals, by the score of 1-0. The Dragons did not set any records this year, but they showed promise of a good team for the next year. 48 VAR ITY BASEBALL This ycaris baseball team turned in a rather poor performance com- pared to that of the championship team of last year. The Dragons fought all the way from the bottom during the first half of the season, but during the final half they went into a slump and ended up in last place in the league. Even with this defeat facing them, the Dragons showed spirit and sportsmanship throughout the season to make a fine standing for their school. The leading batter for the team was Wendell Smith, the captain, with .400. He was closely followed by Eugene Solomon with .396. First. Row, Left to Right-Solomon, Deihl, Meyers, Smith, Herhst, Moyer, Strnsnns-r. Second Row-Miss Sassumnn, Iieimbneh, Snchler, Stnhl, Kline, Sunsnman, Weltzol, xvllKll1'l', Peck. 49 Q-F Standing, Left to Itiirht-wwnlts-rs, Strassner, Wagner, Wright, Johnson. St-ated-Mr. Dyer, Ileiter, Ilerhst, Myers, Solomon. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's varsity basketball team, under the new leadership of Coach Denver Dyer, turned in a wonderful record at the close of their season. The Dragons won the first-half championship gave over Selinsgrove High School by the score of 42-38. Their luck did not hold out, however, and during the second-half they fell down to second place in the league. In the final championship game for the Susquehanna League the Bloomsburg Panthers defeated the Dragons 30-28. This was their last game of the season. They played 22 games, winning 18 of them, for a fine record of play. 50 VICTORY CORPS Hut! Two! Three! Four! This has become a familiar chant at L. H. S. since the organization of the Victory Corps. Under the experienced supervision of Mr. Gill, the Victory Corps provides a pre- liminary course in discipline and leadership valuable to all. It is rapidly becoming one of the most profitable and outstanding activities of the high school, as is fitting in these times. Hats off to Mr. Gill! - 1 mil 51 THE BAND This year Lewisburg High School students have shown their interest and co-operation in a new and progressive organization, which, under the competent leadership of ri new faculty member, Mr. Beckman, has more than proved its worth. The Victory Corps marched to music, and the basketball games were made even more exciting by the presence of the band. The band gave n concert in the spring and played on Memorial Day. This worthy project has evolved slowly but steadily, and the future has much in store for it. 52 FEATURES BY THESE THINGS YE SHALL Naomi Butler . George Dyer ,. Barbara Bechtel ,..,... KNOW THEM Success on the basketball floor Harold Lloyd, ., ,........ Bettyanne Galloway ...,.. Donald Wagner . Richard Dershem .,..,.., Jean Mitchell , Robert Foresman Carol Anderson ,..,... Artist of self defense Executive ability Silence! Method in her madness Qeven poetry!j Sports ability , Complete title of most talkative? . Competing with Richard His beautiful teeth fboth of them!j L. H. S.'s fog horn Robert Stackhouse ........ The master's voice 54 BY THESE THINGS YE SHALL Roy Martin ,..,. . Eugene Solomon , Evelyn Denius ..,.. Marvin Wallters .. . Annabelle Walgner Lorraine Zimmerman Molly Clarke .,...,..... Donald Strnssner Barbara Bond ....... All Seniors KNOW TH EM His invisible drum sticks . Man of the world ,. The voice! I like that boy . , .,.. Her persistency ., ..,.. Can you whistle? 1 need a drink Have any carrots, Doc? ,. Success in personality . , Pleasant tbougbts of L. H. S. 55 SOME SHARPS AND FLATS lhrbs, etc. S. George Baker! Can you believe it? C lux pieme 6 Public Leaning Post. Sonja 7 Fuzzy, Dick, wlio's that freshman? One bums? 56 SOME SHARPS AND FLATS I knew them when.' IZ. Have a chip? Iireshnmn days. Three cheers fur the cheerleaders, ll You muxt have been .1 beautiful baby, -lmnie. 13. XVhen you .xnd I were young, Mn Ric... llenry's Rolls-Royce. 1 e 1 e 1 MEMORIES SONG HITS OF '45 The Door Swings In ....... ...... O pening of school There's Music in the Air ......, ,. L. H. S. band practice Tramp, Tramp, Tramp ..,.,..............,..,, ,.4,,,.,......,..i,....., V ictory Corps Wearing of the Green ..... ., Girls wear Memorial H's for Mr. Heckart An Hour Never Passes ........,..,....,....,..... ,... Senior Geometry Class The Quilting Party ..,.. , .. ........ . .. Bachelor's Club Strip Polka .., .,... . .,.. ..., Chapel recessional by Mary Why Don't You Do Right ... .,....,....... ......... F irst period report cards Little Brown Jug ,.. ,. ......,.., L. H. S. competitive sports with M. H. S. Girl of My Dreams ..,. ..,. .....,,. P r actice teachers Dancing on a Dime . ..,............... ......,,...,.,,... D ime dances Comin' In On a Wing and a Prayer ..,.. ....,.. S enior boys' coatroom Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes ..,. .... ....., . , Senior Reception Long Ago and Far Away ..,,...,..,.........,.,. Memories of Freshman days Chattanooga Choo-Choo ...,..,., ,...,..,..... . Senior class trip Work for the Night Is Comingu .....,..,..,.. Senior exams approaching Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen ,. . ,.,.. Senior exams My Shining Hour' '....,..,........,..,....,..,..,. ..,... C ommencement The Door Swings Out ....... . Closing of school 58 PZXTRCDNS BuckneIl's Scholastic Relatives Lewisburg's older families have numerous local relatives. By great-unchs and grandparentg by nephemm and forty-second cous- ins, they have many ties and connections with Bucknell University. Town and gown in their history are intimate and inseparable. Lewisburg High, our kid sister in the educational field, is the tie that binds the affections of Lewisburgers and Bucknellians. As such we have only the kindest feelings of a close relative. 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