Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1948 volume:

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MD CQNTE TS EX LIBRIS TITLE PAGE FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES PATRONS 4 IQDEEDUCGEUTTUQEN BECAUSE he is everyone's friend and helper and because we Wish to show our appreciation, We, the class of 1948, dedicate our ONEIDA to GEORGE E. PARDOE 5 THE FACULTY HARRY U. HECKART B.S. High School Principal Mathematics Bucknell University Columbia University U HERBERT E. STOVER MARGARET P. MATHIAS MAXINE ELLIOT B.S., M.A. A.B. A.B., M.A. S1fpc'n'i.ring Princilmi Lungilagrs English Lock Haven Bucknell University University of Tennessee State Teachers College Columbia University Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University JENNIE S. ERDLEY JOHN ALDEN MEYERS LUETTA W. PERSON A.B. A.B. B.S. English English Sciences ' Buckn University Dickinson College Bucknell University l B ' ll New York University lt V fi ,-fi If I . ' ' , i ily 'ma 'J' f ff M s, f 1, K , .N FACULTY V .1 A 4 ----5 -.- V EARL A. GILL B.S., M.A. Sricnce Clarion State Teachers College Bucknell University New York University ROBERT E. BECKMAN A.B.,M.A. Mafhrmalirs, Musir, Social Sfudirs Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University --X HERBERT SNYDER B.S., M.S. Biology, Hixfory Pennsylvania State College LOUIS A. PURSLEY B.S., M.A. SoriaISl1uIirs Bloomsburg State Teachers College Bucknell University 7 LAURA A. BRENHOLTZ M.E.L., B.S., M.A. Hislory Dickinson Seminary Bucknell University EDITH N. HUNSICKER High School Secrefury Allentown Business College THE IF CULT .S ,Q ELLEN RHINARD GARNETT LeVAN BS. B.S. Com inertial Sludirs Home Eronomifx Bloomsburg Pennsylvania State Colttsgfi State Teachers College ' P, fi 1 ' Temple University . J -7 h. I i -A 4' '4 DENVER DYER CLORIA j. SNYDER B.S., M.A. B.S. Phyriral Edu cafion M afhe malics Hixlory, Physical Ecluration Pennsylvania State College Tennessee State College Columbia University fa? DANI 'KNAUER .S. Agricullure nsylvania State College JOE DIBLIN B.A., M.A. English, French Bucknell University GUARD IF IEIDTUCATJIUN Presirfent ---- Vive' President Svcrclary - - - Treasurer - - - - - S. CLARK DAUGHERTY, JR. 8 - MELVILLE D. Nasnir - FRANK SiMvsoN - W. S. Rnrrz FLORENCE V. FOCHT 232 Left to Right--Baker, Zearfoss, Noll. F114-lc. OFFICERS President - KENNETH ZEARFoss Vice' Prcsidmf - CAMERON BAKER Serrefary ARLENE NOLL Treasurer - - PHYLLIS FLICK 10 'Left to Riullt --Millwurd, Ilnlllvy, Geisvr, Cnllins. ,Af r fl' fylbxy 1 Y-'VV xx Y Ii I' - , I wi Ik' If .IIUNIUII CLASS 03 OFFICERS President - PAT COLLINS Vice Presizlcnf - NAOMI GEISER Svrrcfary - - - PAT HADLEY Trraszzrm' - - WILLIAM MILLWARIJ 11 Lf-ff tn Riglxt4IIimn1Qlrei1'h, Guinm, Collins, Ashvr. OFFICERS President - - ROBERT HIMMELREICH Vive President - - EDWIN ASHER Secretary - - ANGELINA GUINTA Treasurer - - SUE COLLINS 12 LI-fl tn liigrht SIIIIIIIII-I, lin-vli, l IIIvl4-, 'l'rIIIIIIII:III, JF IES MAN QC ASS OFFICERS l'I'1'.IiIlf'I1f WIl.LIAN1 TROUTMAN ViI'I'PI'vxiflz'I1l - JOIIN Blick Sl'f'I K'fllI'-Y - PATRICIA STIMMIQI. Tl'K't1.YIll'l'l' - ALIQL Fowui 13 MIRIAM T. BAKER May 29 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orcllestrn 3, -L Girls' Ensemble 3. 1. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Green Dragon 2, 3, 4. Interclass Sports 2. Student Council 1, 4. ONEIDA 3, 4, Business Manager 4. May Court 3. Masque 3, 4. A radiant jversonalily. , N .,, S. R A 'xl JOAN R. AUMILLER May 12 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Green Dragon 1. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 4. A lifting X'Kf't'1iS'0pTu710. ,UVy' K I ,AL V' f' 4 A, I , . CAMERON BAKER, JR. July 22 Band l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4. Student Council 3. Key Club 3, 4, President 4. Ez'rryb0n'y kno-ws Bisruit.'l I Al LW SENIORS Y f . 1 . 1 J, ..4 ' 1 '. 'f . .7 11 l Mb L f , 1, L N1 'f . :li J ELIZABETH A. AUTEN November 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Green Dragon 1, 2. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Intcrclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4. A whiz at tennix! . v , i l A ' W.W, Ni. Nl x 4, YY Q, ,sw VIOLET L. BENFER November 3 Band 2, 3, 4. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Never wiilaout a smile. .1 W wtf!-Siilxl X xl j 13 X XJ lxx Ev A ' . 1948 Lois R. BERRYMAN April I0 Band 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Green Dragon 1, 2, 3. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Interclass Sports 3. ONEIDA Staff 4. Always a ready smifz. if WA ef , If A H - ANNA C. Bersman Vw 1- If November 8 ,C I If Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. K fjfffl Friendly . . . fullzatire. J . VJ ' l 0114 'O fx we G -' nf' f A V, W I CJ, HOWARD J. BRosioUs, JR. ff Gb March 5 F fi Varsity Sports 2, 3, 4. V S Key Club Secretary 3, President 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. R 1.41 . I LLLYZV . U WW Boys' Glee Club 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Popular. . Jaugbirzg. . . kffn. ROBERT CHAAPEL April 21 Interclass Basketba J. V. Basketbalij. Boys' League l,' , Tull . . . lardzy Talkafiw. si -X31 . xl v ,- RX ll 1. 3,4. JUNE D. CATHERMAN June I9 Class Treasurer 1. Student Counvil 2. 4. Girls' Ensemble 3. 4. Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. May Queen 3. Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4. President 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2. Pretty . . . sweet ., - adziairablc. A 'J '15. PATTY A. CASSELBERRY November 20 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Interclass Sports 2, 3, 4. Gigs' League 1, 2, 3, 4. fA fu-ppy blorfde . . . e , l 1 JUNE Donn June 1 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Self-confident . . . blonde. fl FRANKLIN C. DELCAMP April 20 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. Student Council 2. Flying fingers over the SENIORS keyboard. RICHARD LEE DERR September 23 Band 1, 2, 3. Orchestra 3. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Green Dragon 2. Boys' Glee Club 3. Masque 3, 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3. Daring . . . jovial . . . impish. 41 ' EL . DIEHL E f' v c 30 Jn ' 2 , . s 7' WVU t h, . if tb 4 nt ouncil 4 J ey Club 3, 4. fi 5 Boys' League 2, 3, 4. A real punlvr . . . rugged X T be-man. JOHN E. DYER April 9 Class President 1. Student Council 1, 2, 4. Varsity Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. Chivalroux . . . genial . jaunty. 16 GEORGE ENGLE February 8 Inrerclass Sports 4. F. F. A.1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Calm . . . very amiable. . 1948 GERALDINE R. FAINT February 22 Fort Fort High School 1, 2 y- Girls' Ensemble 3, 4., RANDALL B. ERDLY April 26 Varsity Football 3, 4. Key Club 3, 4. Interclass Basketball 1, 2. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sporlizfr. . .bol4l. . . smiling. W fflff Interclass Sports 3, 4. W Green Dragon 3, LK! q Band 3, 4. .5 X ONEIDA Sta . 1 B, I-rycd . . -1 mbilioux. DV C f.. H- K X. CHARLES L. FEASTER 31,1 l June 12 A Q' 3' Boys, League 1, 2, 3, 4. xl yy ' x istant Librarian 3, 4. xy' ntetclass Basketball 4. ROBERT F. GIFT December 17 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Key Club 3, 4. Interclazs Basketball I. Sparkling . . . plcasanl . . cheerfizl. Know him . . . like him. XPI-LYLLIS E. FLICK B W T A. FETTQR If xMa,4319 71 . ggi ggfizf M Cbeeikle e . 3, 4. V Boys' League 152, 3 34,1 Stu t 3,4. JET,-er 4 ,A ' G SS ' FGRSUI' - 6'1Class' 1 e resident 1. ' , Girl e ue X5 3, 4. Student C Vuncil 3. Int r ss o . Key Clulg3,r2 , ,X B10 t, L. ,ddfy 1 I Varsity Spqitsv3,'2v 3, 4'. X To P X Foosball Q0-Captain 4l N X A hanrlxome genllcmun x 'X yi, ,f 1- xrl Tfi v, N ,fl W 4 DAVID O. GOLD july 26 Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Student Leader 4. J. V. Basketball 2. Boys' Glee Club Il 4. SENIORS Interclass Sports 2, 3, 4. K Born lqder . .1 a . N A 7 fl U- W L V f ' 1 V l fl L1 I .nal L il U . AJR! Q1 WMA J. GOTWALT n M ,LJ Ll, fy l October 8 NJ! I Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. UV vf Q! A Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. I ' . f Green Dragon 3, 4. L A ,Url fl- wr, Interclass Sports 2, 3. f ' f A musif lover. wk lil' YI . fl ,. l A nv J KN M ' fr V o' f' fy Lf March 23 Boys, League 2, 3, 4. 4 ' -jx f:ApcE NANCY HOLTER j WAV V A 1 july' 21 x Student f.Ul1lll'll 1. fsxv Girls, L uc ' 2' g?ellLel'rE'23'34'4 ' - rl3,FrgseTl1lef3'f4. Green Dmgbn'2,'3, 1. Q an , , . ONHIDA Staff 3, 4. f A WIN , 2, 3 Q Blmwr air. I I erclass Spbrts 3. If 14 Gi ls' Ensemble 3. 4. L, 'N ...f S: f-AX Girls' League 1, 2. 3. 4. ' ff' eq , Atlractive . . . poised . Q f fl' F N graceful. K 'St Vi: Pi 18 V' J rw .4 if 3 .5 .-- c ' , --, 'X L K fx 5 , 1 , 3 L LURICE C. I-4MAN UAA, Jawidmklrvv Key Club 3. ' . . His dry xvnsc of launzor. 8 - Wxmuah- RICHARD L. JARRETT December 20 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Inrerclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 3, 4. Enjoy In . . . a itious. K A5314 Xt, X.,-L , X KP , rf Je l 'r . r ' ' Q .A , 1 , Q ' hw ,X ,A . . . L, - .L . , v fx, .I . 'X' f , i' AQ: ' '- K' Vw . 'H . A' ,' A ' LD 'Q Vp- 4. UW, .KX X J, . 1S948 A if XL L Uwjjlbff .ap Mr 1 Alttfgzdjf ALL, V ff F dit 1 gl-'Jr a!luc,fJf PHYLLIS E. LANG August 25 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Our joy . . . smiling Pbyl. ,,,r ,ff QM? My ,M rr. A -1 is ff'jf.'4 f nf 1 'I la ALICE KERSTETTER August 7 Girls' League 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Plfasunl, quiet prrxon. GEORGE W. LEIBY April 18 Intcrclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4. J. V. Football 3, Varsity 3, 4. Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Pigskin rbunzp . . . rcurly xniilr. RICHARD MACHAMER EVA LILLEY ANNA R. LEITZEL February 9 March 22 May I2 Varsity Sports 3, 4. I-i.bfP:fY 4- Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4! j. V. Sports 1, 2. GlrlS League lv 2' 31 4- Girls' emble 364. 7 I Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Friendly ml swrvf. Librar 1 i Band 1, 2, 31 4- 4 : Intercl? Sporzf v2, ml Sure to have n crew-fn!! I Misr Haig, . ,kbp ,,, vw' ' , brow? iryvs. vl- . W 'lm if C : 6, , 'K 1 19 V A fr 'JL JAMES F. MCCL April 6 Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3. 4. J. V. Basketball 3. Varsity Football 2. 3. Student Council 1. 2. Class President 2. Boys' League 1. 2, 3. Treasurer 3. Green Dragon 3. Boys' Glee Club 4. Masque 4. Varsity Basketball 4. Brilliant . . . frafernil . . . jolly. DALE E. MAI April ll Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS I av New Willyii lbe word! . H 6 M Aff' ' U are? 4!5'1f'J6'W- LEWIS A. MATTERS , f .1 , March 12 A 2 ' f iq Q04 f'f-ds!! 7Baseball Z. I lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4. j,,,Wgf Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Quiet . . . but determined. , I J' Q of ew EARL M. MAURER October 2 F. F. A. l,2,3,4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Shy . . . sincere. URE WALTER O. METZGER july l Class Vice President 3. Interclass Sports 2. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Shy smile . . . wry lik- able. 20 LESTER W. MILLER, JR. September 25 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4. Boys, Glee Club 4. Interclass Sports 3. Baseball 2. J. V. Football 3. Clever . . . serene . popular. I . 1948 RICHARD S. MOYER February4 Interclass Sports 2, 3, 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. A gentleman farmer. I ,740 ww Du-611 , I f , 6 DONALD MINCEMOYER August 30 Boys' Glee Club 4. Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4. Very likely to survrezl. M. ARLENE NOLL February 23 Interclass Sports I, 2, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Student Council 3. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. May Court 3. Class Secretary 4. A lady of meril. ALBERT PURSLEY LEROY PICK, JR. WILLIAM OCKER July 20 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. J. V. Basketball l, Student Council I. Green Dragon 2, 3. Boys' Glee Club 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 2, 3. Dashing . . . a ladies' man . . . sfimulaiing. November 23 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Interclass Sports 2, 3, 4. Levi for short! 3,4. X5 February 27 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 4. -MllL'l'71f1lf01lS . i. humor xxousx. . .confi I. R ty Xg,N fx 21 N54 Y X 3: Xi i 'L S i x Q Tiilffi GNIXX-Lit 'Qi xl, N RALPH G. RITTER September2l Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 3, 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Plain RaIph', fo everyone. JOHN M. RIMERT Mayl3 Boys' Glee Club 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. A future Rewrefzd. In . . JU' 0' . , I fp: at- MERIAM D. RITTER , October 17 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. A friend illC1l'l'fI'. CHARLES A. SAUERS, JR. April 23 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Talkaliw . . . class :lis- SENIORS - EVA RITTER September9 Library 4. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Sb:-'s got snappy eyes! .. f- VflZf,,7of9 66' 4 t A , ,r 4' YT' Cdl' 47' 7. .2-'. J f DONALD F. SCHEER August9 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 4. fuybunrf, ONEIDA Staff 4. 13 An indif'iduulirl! l I I A K.,J:flb9fXW,L,4 522.3-1-o 4110 I Q 1 4 ' ,I ' A f 1K3 f -' . U4 lf. 1 fff' 'il 3 ' ,QXZU-4 25 , x ,N gf Mwufl. f N ., M, . If Y, Q ful bvlqf' N ax ' KN ' 1' Bw lfbyia llfv l . 1 9 4 8 Vw 64 Q' ij' f.xmfl', f ff. L' ,L KLM L. f f UAE EST SHAF f, JR. C November lk Interclass Basketball 1, . Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL F. SHOLLEY March 27 Student Council 4. F. F. A. President 4, Secretary 3. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Earnest . . . quici . 5125.5 R3 ,lt 12 4 1 .1 1 X . JACK SOLOMON October 16 Class Secretary 1. Class Treasurer 2. Class President 3. Varsity Sports 1. 2, 3. J. V. Basketball 1. Green Dragon 4. Q Student Council 3, 4, President 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3. Interclass Basketball 4. Many worthy achieve- menls . . . outstanding. Speedy nrrrr lJ1l7'fjf'S! JOHN E. SHULTZ August 13 X? 63453 f Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 74-Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. J. V. Football 3. Varsity Football 4. I Well-liked. . . serene. DONALD O. SOLOMON October 15 J. V. Basketball 1. Varsity Sports 1, 2. F. F. A. 2, 3. lust fall me Ot ELLSWORTH A. SNOOK December 12 Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Inlr-resling . . . lorrr of ,624 0 spoils. A L fl' , acc ,bf if f -f ef ' f VW! L L, ,LDQL ' fc ,' fx. ' ' HARRIET L. STIEFEL Dccember7 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Cheerleader 3, 4. Green Dragon 2, 3, 4. Interclass Sports 2, 3. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Lilzalvlc' . . . friend in mwl MARY JANE SOLOMON May 14 Class Secretary 2. Library Staff 3. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Green Dragon 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. Student Council 4. Prfin' . . . afzuays f NELLIE E. STAHLEY March 31 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. ONEIDA staff 4. Masque 4. Green Dragon 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. Tha! glrum in brr 4'yz'.' BETTY STRINGFELLOW April 7 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Secretary 3. Student Council 4. Girls' Glee Club 4. SENIORS JOHN M. SPANGLER June25 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Vice President 2. Class Treasurer 3. Key Club 3, 4. KI. V. Basketball 2, 3. Varsity Sports 2, 3, 4. Cuff' . . . rlzrly-laairrd. is ,ff - 7 Q , ROBERT H. STUCK: ff M3518 I Band 1, 41?-Lf' 1 ' 1 Varsity S 2, 3, 42-TL. Boys' League 3, 4. 5' Interclass Spkgts Ifi-3957, 4. 7 Y Lorrly . . . lulvfilml sax BOYVGICC club 4j player. HurJ-player .,f,,-Jlilillllg 24 Tuclu'r. ' 'T G 'I' , kk. V-f' LJ . rr W- -'fy . . .351 9 4 ,sf . J Q U of '- J -'I ' 'B V 'RUTH SWARTZ M Sf' 4' - May ll l W irls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 ' 5 v, . QAQJJT a mo C31 G4 X G 1 d RICHARD . SWARTZLANDER June 25 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Anolher barber, maybr. ARTHUR W. WAGNER April 30 BOYS' 199918 1, 2, 3, 4- Ratlair shy, bu! fun! HELEN E. THOMAS Scptember8 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Cheerleader 3, 4. Green Dragon 1, 2, 3. Interclass Sports Z, 3. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Tha! engaging smile. r- August 9 BARBARA J. THORNTON ' , ' ,M Band 1, 2, 3, L. 9 Orr-llestra 2. v Girls' Glee Cluh as. If Student Council -L Green Dragon 2, 4. ' 5 ' 5 'VI-N u 31-I' 1 t Y Staff 4. . ..q e . . reslt en 4. '- . ONICIDA Staff 4. Q Inrerclass Sports 1, 2. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, 01174, ' Her bzfwitcbing charms. Int9l 4'lRSS Sports 3- ,O ' Doodlrr. . . first rluxx. ' . l 25 44 , K 1 flfnf' MARIAN WAGNER October 9 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. Iolly and rongfniul. 8 SENIORS HAROLD A. WALTERS April 18 Glee Club 3, 4. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Green Dragon 4. That boys' fashion auibority. ,y . ALDA M. WATSON v Q0 . September 12 Ag Turbotville High School 1. . Girls' League 2, 3, 4. I ' Girls' Ensemble 3. l Intcrclass Sports 3. Green Dragon 3, 4. A EHil'iI'llf . . . gow: by Nik- ki. . .f1irfuIio11x. E ... g-,I DERL E. WEIKEL JANE L. WETZEL up February 28 November 16 Q 'BBW' League 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. . ' Secretary 4. Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. 4:4 i 5124:-Siilspo i:14'l'- Prrlly . . . engaging. Q. rrz'zy'.v ite Ihr' boy. 9 Q I X Q can A 3 6? 1, to-m.. ,Q-V 4-QJZLA, icqiu-LJ PAUL R. WILSON May 20 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 4. Not a can' in lbs' world. K ,evil A-CHX?-Q Oi, Qcghwpz . H --7 ' ' la lr ',YDs.cQL.,JfKL' - .f'7'LLf 'LITXQL ...1948 S xi X ' '-' w' 055. ANNE H. WHYTE .-I .. 'CM -, S-11,52 Q . January2 ' Qfbgkl ' L, .44 - - .1 .,,M4,pNEIDA, Editor-in-Chief 4. I ' N 'A Green Dragon 2, 3. 9'7 Na ' QA' 5p'L' 7 -,prudent Council 4. - ' irls' Ensemble 3, 4. ii 'R' L1 j A ' i' ft Masque 3. 4, Treasurer t . J ,V :wiv ' K I I 4 -1 Interclass Spo s 3. ' C . ly' Library St H33 4. I ' F 4 -iv:-of -Ain.-IQ Tb xmi 1 Q , .Lso-sq. sb-av.-. V. -1 NANCY WOLFE 1 L' ' January 31 'V 1 X L Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. lf X V Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. A willing workrr. X , 5' i ii .rf i . x in LE 1 . wig, . ELEANO YOUNG r li 3 r if ,-Y . X ,sap emberl I ' ,- .,,1 Ai yi G ls'LLeag ,j 41 l , lg ,Q f7 !, if 'L?lirar L L! 3' f' Ig!cassSposL234. 7,4 ki , y v .. 1, lg L' bl iHq1pf11I pracliral . U LJ X fifulf N , ' l fg 1 f Q Y I , l, A-I , H' XU , ILA' ., Ivy ,M I X' I . 1 L RJ EILEEN ZIMMERMA ' JOYC QAIGL Rl KENNETH ZEAR1.oss January 29 l OJ ' V ayigl june 21 Intex-C1355 SPO,-ts 3. lp' Sr C0 I Interclziss Sports 1, 2, 3 G- 1 , E bl 3 4 ,r I S I 2 3 .I .V. Basketball 2. lr S, mem e ' ' lf ,t f ' ' ' Buys' Glee Club 3. I-. Glrls League 1, 2, 3, 4- Q. U15 F sue 1 , 3, 4- Green Ilmgmi 2. 3. A real plugger Girly Semb ' Yflilni, Stal? 'li I ' f - fuss resin en - . ,L,1vf'VJf V f' - - - fifflj- - Student Council -I. N ky gp Igying, L Biilltl 1, 3, -L Xu , 0I'l'll6Stl'!l 3. L AJ Masque L Boys' League 1. 2. 3. .L fu. . J. L . ' ' . 27 0 Nrwr a 111111 momvni Oucan City Waiters Big sisters. Goin' Hsi1in'? Wiiistie! ! Monsieur Gettysburg Boy, I'm mad! Mash-hammer. Bonus Gold and Dyer Sir Robin Hood 28 Who dar? Third grade Little Carl Good pitcher, huh? The whole third grade Cure! Both of 'c iii. Davis Rolls Royce. 29 I .J c4'7jL ,, I Kggjxf' er cj c ex 2 f ' I Q' : fl -. 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Cahn, Murl Coliooin, Joan JUNIUR Cl ASS Collins, Pat I G,f'25,vj,'y, Collins Terry ' Gorman Jame 9 9 uf' Derr, Merrill Groover, Fred Diehl, Melvin Jim? 19 A Haas, Kenneth A v I J Dock, Charles J' Engle, Arthur Engle, Jacob ix 1 3 Epler, Donald Ervine, George Feaster, Alice Feaster, Merlyrb Fisher, Harold Ford, Jack Ally Foresman, Alice Gass, William Geiser, Naomi 30 s J Haas, Roger Hackenberg, Helen Hadley, Pat Hallinan, Carolyn Heiss, Nancy Hess, Gladys opp, Joseph nson, Janice Junkin, Jean Kline, Christian Kline, Mary Klinger, Richard sf' fa' ?f9 7'!9', 3 I ,476 'I' av E341 'vu 'r -i.L.?gF 1'1,4i!i I 1, 'J'-1 Ig LM B li Q f . I 3 . ' Y , N 0 u u l .1-' ' fe A 7' 4 if ' 1 . 'L L - I N 'rt' F Y Q - ,- Y XR 1. ,I es- ' f , L' 1 Q ' IUR S i V I Qs GLASS M , Q i Q: M M , , S L A ' ' ' . ll if 3 fx? ' 4 it IP ffmmgn, R1 a Rimert, Mary Alicxet 7 3 A, I Sitriifrghfelldlvv, Donna i Libby, Robert Ritter, james Q i Thonias Dorothy B Lilley, Merlin Russell, Jean Q If 1 Townsend James I Lowry' Norwood, .. Scholl, Karol , ' TrouP, Kenneth M v S qurer, Jane exe. '85 Shannon, Nancy A Tmutman, Mary Ellen lCI', Tl, , of Shi, k C 7, , 2, fj V ec 1 Yr'-15 Van Buskirk, Max, Jr, . M11 PL ln 'J - - - Mini F 2 e Nil Smlth' Allfe Wagner, Delores . 'A n x3 2? smith, John Wagner Eleanor M'l1 . d, v '11' N ' HR ' PY 5 1 -' 4 orot Y ' Snyder, Bruce allace Jean X . go i U J' ' ,iw Nous , . -1 Snyder, MarY Q bber, Mary Jane .K-3 .thi X W ZVII1 Snyder, Ruth O A iwfiller, Aida N 0' A utter, at Solomon, H 11 l r Q ,X Y NY ' Xn Margaret 5 1 a .VN X Wert, Artlhfqrl of 7 X , 0 omon, Velma Wetzel, fxdkm I, gl , F 4' 3.P fikpffie Rx,Spangler, Marion Yost, ld in X , xx ? lsfchgd, Margaret .l .fi Spencer, Sally Yo :Edith S '50 ' 1 ti -Q 6 ,. X -.i fx, wo r Nilkfj if , 31 we Q7 A , ,4 .1 X . . 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A, .wi W, wwf' fjwf' W 7 SUPHUMORE CLASS Asher, Edwin Baker, Carroll Beaver, Marlyn Beaver, Vivian Beckman, Robert Best, Ralph Blouch, Carolyn Breslin, Rosemary Broscious, Nancy Brouse, Carl Buchanan, Robert Collins, Sue Corey, Richard Crabb, Lois Crisden, Daniel Crossgrove, John Deihl, Robert Delcamp, Boneta Derr, Ellwood Dreisbach, Samuel Ellis, Porter Erdley, Harold Feaster, Evelyn Fisher, Charles Geiswite, Grace Gemberling, Richard Guinta, Angeline Gordon, Lester Gotwalt, Doris Hartman, Joann Herman, Harold Hess, Marjorie Himmelreich, Robert 32 Ingwers, Betty Kay Irland, Margaret Jarrett, Kenneth Keister, Pauline Keister, Walter Kline, Cloyd Kline, Gerald Kline, June Kline, Nancy Kratzer, James Lilley, Dorothy Lloyd, Stella Lynch, Arla Lyons, Gordon Maize, Dorothy Mangle, Betty Matters, Truman SUIPHUMURIE CLASS Maurer, Jean Maurer, Marvin McFarland, Mary McFarland, Robert Miller, Dorothy Miller, Earl Moore, Esther Moore, Miriam Newbold, Edythe Nordin, Helge Nordin, Hilma Oldt, George Oldt, Irene Owen, Arch, III Peterson, Ella Mae Pick, Betty Reppert, Sarah Romig, Kenneth Root, Charles Roush, Anna Mae Schlott, Charles Schmidt, Joan Schmittel, Anna Lou Scholl, Yvonne Schuyler, Charles Shaffer, Myrtle Shaffer, Richard Showers, Ray Snyder, Janet Solomon, Sherwood Stahley, Robert Strassner, Virginia Strouse, Charlotte Sweetwood, Joan ,X l 33 DPL. Swinehart, Harry, J Townsend, Ruth Turner, Madeline Van Horn, William Wainwright, Lois Walters, William Weiser, Barbara Weller, Joyce Wenner, David Wilhour, Ethel Wilhour, William Wilhour, Renee Winters, Barbara Wittes, Julia Yarger, Gene Zimmerman, Elva Zimmerman, Julia Q 1 . ,wQifB., .7 5 I-S . N, . 'J ff' FRIESHMAN CLASS Aolarris, Janet Ahhsim, Charles Arbogast, Kathryn Baker, Jeanette Bechtel, Edwin Beck, John Belford, Lee Berger, Robert Berryman, Nancy Border, Shirley Bowersox, Raymond Boyer, Helen Bridge, Betty Brouse, Janet Brouse, Kenneth Brouse, Patricia Brown, Betty Burgett, Romona Butler, Ruth Campbell, Clyde Campbell, Pauline Clingcr, David Cook, Darlene Crabb, June Deans, Thomas Derr, Ronald Dielfenderfer, Sue Donahoe, Robert Dreese, Betty Edinger, Donald Elliott, Lewis Engle, Grace Epler, Beverly Erdley, Ellen Faries, Alice Flick, Ernest Fowle, Alice Gearhart, Harold Grenoble, Barbara Haines, William, Jr. 34 Hall, Rene Harpester, Doris Hummel, Laura Hurst, George E. Johnson, Alanson Johnson, Dian Judy, Jay Junkin, Lucy Kauffman, Charles Kauffman, Donald Keister, Betty Kendter, Fae Kendter, Marilyn Kratzer, Richard Kunkle, Carolyn Kunkle, Thomasine Laform, Doris Lazar, Joyce Leitzel, Kenneth Leirzel, Marvin New NJ. -x N' ii w z. L v 9 4 3. V 1 fy ta tb. -5 fri r X A ' x .H fx X- f 5 '5 ,Fx I xx x Q X. xxx I v :vi-Q30 .,'.s,, g FRESHMAN CLASS Leonard, William Libby, Wendell Lilley, Ethel Maize, Carolyn Mangle, Charles Mathews, George McFadden, Eleanor Miller, Erma Miller, Nancy Millward, Robert Mincemoyer, Joyce Mayer, Betty Myers, Betty Myers, John A. Newman, Arthur Nimkoff, Peter Nogle, Joseph Pardoe, Betty Powell, Sara Pursley, Minnie Reed, Ronald, Jr. Roush, Maynard Sampsell, Arlene Sauers, Marlin Sauers, Marvin Schreck, William Secrist, Dolores Shannon, Dale Shrawder, Shirley Slear, Kenneth Smith, Natalie Snook, Martha Snyder, Cleon Snyder, Jacob Solomon, Carl Solomon, Myra Spangler, Alvin Stahley, Jean Stimmel, Patricia Stover, Guy 35 Straub, Robert Swinehart, Hazel Swinehart, Janet Swinehart, Jean Thomas, Anna Belle Thomas, JoAnne Troup, Dorothy Troutman, Joan Troutman, William Valentine, Bernard Van Buskirk, joan Van Horn, Evelyn Wagner, Patricia Walter, Edith Wolan, Barbara Wolfe, Phyllis Wright, Margaret Yost, Robert Zimmerman, Clair Zimmerman, Rosella I, 2, 3, 4--Eighth grade days 5. I'm the star. 6. Reeds McClure 7. From the F. B. I. files. 8. Bible school. 9. Triscuit's bashful. 10. Big Crowd. 36 Q 1 E 1 - tl , ,ff - ,Y if ., N , Agar ld G1 Se-Med, Left to Right-Berryman, Baker, VVhyte, Trmltman, Mia-is Elliot, Tlmrnhrn. Standing-Mr. Pursley, Ze-arfuss, Holtvr, Sr-he-er, Baker, Faint, kimert, Solomon Gift, Lowry, Stnhley. NEED STAFF Editor-in-Chief ANNE H. WHYTE Associate Editor Lois BERRYMAN Business Manager - - - - MIRIAM BAKER Assistant Business Managers-NANCY HOLTER, DONALD Scl-IEER, ROBERT GIFT, MARY A. RIMERT, NORWOOD LOWRY Literary Editors BARBARA THORNTON, MARY J. SOLOMON Feature Editor - - KENNETH ZEARFOSS Art Editor - - GERALDINE FAINT Boys, Athletic Editor CAMERON BAKER Girls' Atblrtic Editor NELLIE STAHLEY Typist - ELAINE TROUTMAN Faculty Advisers Miss ELLIOT, MR. PURSLEY 38 Sented, Left to Right-Smith, Spenver, M. Solomon, Thornton, Fnini. Stl!llllillg-Zillllllt-Tlllflll, Mrs. Errlley, Brough. XVehhm-r, Zeurfoss, Handley, XV:x1son, Bake-r, XV:xlti-rs Troutmuu, Holter, Wolfe, Derr, Mrs. Person, J. Solomon. THE GREEN DRAG Mrs. Erdley, editorial adviser, and Mrs. Person, business adviser, capably guided the girls behind the reins this year--Mary Jane Solomon, Editorg Sally Spencer, Associate Editorg and Mary Ellen Troutman, Business Manager. It was a hard pull at first, but after the difliculties were ironed out, the printer's ink ran smoothly. Credit goes to all the members of the Green Dragon staff who, using their art, writing, photographic and business talent, strove to make the newspaper a vital part of Lewisburg High School. 39 Ss-ated, Left to Right-Derr, Holter, Smith, Baker, Thornton, Whyte. Standing-Zearfoss, McClure, Mrs, Erllley, Gold, Deluanxp. IE MAS UIE As well as encouraging more high school students to become interested in dramatics, the Masque and its new adviser, Mrs. Erdley, has planned many other programs, such as skits and a one-act play contest. The Masque is also trying to promote a plan whereby each class is responsible for a chapel program on a holiday or similar occasion. 40 CHRISTMAS CCARUL SERVICE O Holy Night sang the boys' and girls' chorus under the direction of Mrs. Stillman. It was the annual Christmas Carol Service presented on December 22. This service is looked for- ward to and enjoyed by the student body and townsfolk as well, Instrumental groups directed by Mr. Beckman played several selections. 41 Left to Right llvrrylnnu. Null, Catlli-rmilll, Aumillvr, Mrs. Mzlthiils. GIRLS, LEAGUE This year the Girls' League decided on clubs except for occasional meetings which were necessary. With fine spirit of co-operation and enthusiasm the clubs proved a great success. The following are the clubs: Bowling, Dancing, Horseback Riding, Art, Aviation, Knitting, Handicraft, Typing, Music, Sewing and Childcare, and Dramatic Club. The three major activities during the year were the Father and Daughter Banquet, Mother and Daughter Banquet, and the fair. The year was very successful and enjoyable. 42 Left to Riglxt-FeHi-r, XVeik1-l, Dyer, I.uwry. SUNS OE THE GREEN DRAGUN For the third straight year the Boys' League used the club plan. The cooking, athletic, sportsman, dancing, model air- plane, and Junior Kiwanis Clubs made a very important and interesting activity for the boys. The league presented many interesting chapel programs. These groups also helped in making the school fair a success. H sg, , Vlbil-' In 7 fi- s ' . ,s.:gu.u igsm, 1-f. H Q-'.-YM Qu.: , .' . M. in , Q 1.44 it-Q 43 Seated, Left to Right-Flick, Catherman, M. Solomon, Baker, Thornton, Zearfoss. Standing-Mr. Heckart, Stringfellow, Whyte, M, Troutmau, Ellis, Zimmerman. Butler, Burgett J. Solomon, Gold, Collins, Dyer, Diehl, Strnuh, Shnlley, Himmelreich, W. Troutmnn. FIRST SEMESTER The Student Council, the strongest student organization of Jj MSTUDENT Q mm. our school, during the first semester added to its many duties the control of all social activities. This includes the sponsoring and planning of all dances and parties open to the student body. With Mr. I-Ieckart as the faculty adviser and an energetic council led by Jack Solomon, this new task promises to be as capably handled as have all others placed before our Student Council. 44 First Row. Left to lliglxt-Baker. XVolan. Flick. NV. Trnutmun, Owens. Sevond Row-Thornton, Nutfer. M. Solomon. Cathf-rnuln. E. Troutmun, Follins, Burprvll Third Row' Mr. Hem-kurl. Zearfuss, Ilyvr, J. Solomon. Gold. Johnson, Baker, Slmlly, STUDENT CC UNC L SECOND SEMESTER The Student Council contihued its fine performance in the second semester. Although no major duties were added, the council worked enthusiastically to perform the duties vested in it during the first semester. On the basis of its success, the stu- dent council appears to be in L. H. S. to stay. 45 GIRLS' GILIEIE CLUB Under the leadership of Mrs. Donald G. Stillman, the girls' chorus has progressed rapidly. This year freshmen and sopho- mores were also given the opportunity of entering this organiza- tion. The first appearance of the new girls' chorus was a successful program given for the teachers' institute in November. Many other programs were given throughout the year. Among them was an inspirational Christmas Carol Service given by the combined boys' and girls' choruses. 46 First Row, Left to Right-Mrs. Slillrnun. Gormnn. Xvlllti-'l'S, J, Gnrmnn, De-rr, Van Bnskirk, Stuck Nordln, Ford, Donohoe, Millward. Sevonll llow-Scheer, Jnlmnon, Bm-lmnnn, Gold, Brnvions, Hopp, Nimknff, llimert, Miller. Third RowfBerrynmn, NVnlt1-rs, Gruuver, Jilfflff, Ritter, Mr-Clnre, Euler, XVilsun, Ze-urfoss, Dulvnxnp , 5' if 2 ' ' 4' K , 4 J .. f y .. 0 l 1' l' x-of 1 of ' ' YS' GLIEJE CLUB Under the able direction of Mrs. Donald Stillman, the Boys' f , Glee Club has come to be one of the major extra-curricular activities of our school. Since its formation one year ago the chorus has more than doubled its number of voices and has sung at the teachers' institute and the annual Christmas Carol Service along with many lesser engagements. With such a fine first year record the Glee Club is looking to a glowing future. w l X S V X x Xxx f. i Q 47 N0 ND r ,K , , I! , l X Q v l ef f'Wr V 35353 if my 4- THE BANE' This year the band, under the able leadership of M Beckman, has been quite busy. As well as playing for the foot all games and several parades, they presented two concert programs in December and April. The band and many of its members are planning to enter the group and solo events of the Music and Forensic League of Pennsylvania again this year. R . La Hi 48 .147 x, First Row, Left to Right-Baker, McClure, Zimmerman, I-Iallinan, Brough. Second Row-Webber, Holter, Zeurfoss, Beck, Beckman, Ovker, Straub, Pursley, Dyer, Gold, Eplvr A ,v Y . x X 'A 5. .X f -, 4 0 THE DRC IESTRA XR - In the past few months, if you have ever found your way, to the gymnasium or auditorium during activity period, you would probably have heard the music-making of our seventeen piece dance band. Under the baton of Mr. Beckman, the dance band has ap- peared in assembly and played for three of the high school dances. With Albert Pursley as manager the dance band has had a successful year. 49 Se-an-cl. L1-ft to Iliulit -Swangi-r. Null. Stimmi-1, 'l'ruutnmu, Flnnlnw-. 151-rrynnui, l':utlurm Ilultvr. 'l'l1nm:is. xVIlFIllZ, Ilalkvr. Stslmling'-1.1-zlvll. Illrlllilll, S1-zilnzln. Bula-r, Miller, lluslialll. Arnl. liwlw-r. MAY DAY The inside celebration of May Day featured a truly lovely queen and her royal court. The back- ground of dense rhododendron formed a beautiful contrast with the pastel gowns of the court. Scenes of Russia, Mexico, United States and many others passed in review. Splendor in costumes of the colorful dances and songs of the nations of the world wove them- selves into a delightful program in honor of her majesty, June Cather- man. r Qllvr-iif.lllile Caltlior Sf-:nts-ml, Le-ft to Rigllt-Ilziltor, Bs-avvr, Zenrfnss, linker, Thornton, Mrs. Eralloy. Stzlmlim:--SIN-1-r, Hold. 5Il'l'llll'P, Deli-ninp, lim-rrynmu. SIEINI R CLASS PLA On April 30 the seniors presented their annual class play. This year the play was His Name Was Aunt Nellie, a three-act farce. The play was successfully produced by the cast and com- mittees under the able leadership of Mrs. Erdley and prompter, Norma Gotwnlt. 51 Mi KN First Iiow, Ln-ft to lliprlil ---M. Samui-rs, M. Sum-rs, M. Ibii-lil, M. L1-itzi-l, U, Kline. ll, Yost. M. Roush, ll. Ilmvvrsox. S1-vmnl How' A. Wi-rt, ll. Slmwi-rs, U. Zimim-rmxln. G. Klim-, ll. Yost, ll. NlmfTi-r. li, Stow-r. . i v .I. Jnilp. li. lurdly, U. Mangli-. iril llow 45, Ulilt, A. Eliuls-, D. We-nnflr, .l. Emile. M. Null. V. lim-li. 'l'. lkmllilis, I-I. Mnllrvr 1411 1 Q Sl ll S 1-li G. I ue, ', Gio ey, I. Iii l. FUTURE FA ME S AMUERJI A The FFA boys, under Mr. Knauer, had an orchard project last did all the work-pruning, spraying, and picking. S ll isummer and fall, which progressed and produced admirably. They In addition to the orchard project the organization bought a regis- tered calf which was given to the member Whose name was drawn from the hat. When a calf was born, it was handed on to another member. With hopes of accomplishment and willingness for hard work, Carl Sholley, FFA president, ably lead the club through a prosperous school year. 52 , Y K 'vu',fc!f-fllt ' . , 4 U ' .s 4' 1:0 if-'A A ..-, S , 1 GIIRLSS IINTIERCCLASS BASKETBALL This year's renewed interest in girls basketball brought forth some hard played games. Every girl had a chance to participate in the games which were held after school. With a fine spirit of co-operation from each individual the girls were united as a group. 53 if Le Right-Mr. Diblin, S. Diehl, Dyer, Solomon, Herbst, Wagxxer, Gemberliug, Leach, Ard . , E. Snook, Yarger, P. Snook, Fetter, W. Diehl, Ford, Romig. l b ah NV xl BASEBALL The Dragon Nine for the second straight year, was coached by Joe Diblin. The season was a real success. The Dragons won the first five league games before losing to Selinsgrove by the score of 14 to S. Then bounding back Lewisburg won the next 3 games before losing to Northumberland in one of the best games of the season by the score of 2 to 1. In order to determine the championship of the league, an extra game with Sunbury had to be played. Sunbury won 14 to 12 in a hard fought game. A 'M Rlscolm Fon 1947 L. H. S. Opponent Bloomsburg .... ......,..,..,.......,............,..,,,... ....... 2 4 Muncyx' ....... 3 3 Trevorton 10 6 Milflinburg .,........ .... 5 0 Danville ,...,,.....,,,... . .. 6 4 Northumberland ,..,.. .,,. 4 2 Milton ..,. , ...,......,..,.. ..., l l 10 Selinsgrove ....,..... .... 5 14 Trevorton ..... .... 9 2 Mifllinburg ....,.,... .....,. 1 1 2 Danville .,.....,..........., .....,. l 8 7 Northumberland ...,.. .... 1 2 Sunbury ...........,...,, ,.... . . 12 10 Milton ...,.,.....,.,....... ....... 5 9 Sunbury ........,.,...,.,... ,....,........,........... ....,.,....,..,...,,.......... 1 2 14 'l' Non-League Games , League Games - Won 95 Lost 4. Percentage .692 54 Kneeling, Left to Right-Mavhainnr, Shannon, Wilson, Lena-h, Libby, Stuck, Aikey, Van Bnskirk, Slireck, Bostian. Standing-Mr. Dyer, Spangler, Groove-r, Herhst, Diehl, Ovker, Geiser, Weikel, Gemberling, Anderson TRACK This is the second year that L. H. S. has had a track team. Once again this team was coached by Denver Dyer. Since no neighboring schools had track, Lewisburg had to compete with Williamsport High School. There were two meets. In the first meet Williamsport won by the convincing score of 68 to 39, but as the season progressed Lewisburg improved. In the final meet, Wil- liamsport won by a closer score of 63 1f3 to S1 2f3. Although the team didn't win any meets, they improved as the season ended. Through the line coaching of Denver Dyer and the co-operation of the boys, it was a well trained team. It is hoped that more boys will be interested in track and that more meets with other schools can be scheduled. Scoiuz OF 1947 L. H. S. Opponent Williamsport ..... ..... 3 9 68 Williamsport . .,.. ,,.,. 5 1 2f3 63 lf3 90 2f3 131 lf3 55 6,4413 Juli!-K. D,'.q,gdain.urAi- Q: ll.- l-:f'AUdv.- n -. ,gf .K l ' s Ny S . ,, .3 ' Kneeling, Left to Right-Millward. Mac-hamnr, Gauss, Libby, Hopp, Stuck, Schultz, Groover, K KX h Erdly, Smith, Brouse, Lemmon, Romig. - 'N econd Rowfliiimnelreir-li, Ritter, Fetter, Liehy, Aikey, Wilson, Diehl, Van Buskirk, DAB H. Solomon, Geiuherling, Calm, Ellis. -X Third Ilow-Mr. Myers, Owen, Wetzel, P. Snook. Spangler, Dyer, M1-Clure, tg XJ H Weikel, Broeious, Mr. Dihlin. ' .3 i ' 'Q L7 5 X D - Y- XX . XR V7 X N s 'W' x N . . . N' The Dragon eleven, under its new coach, Joe Diblm, had a success- ful season. Coaches Joe Diblin and A1 Myers issued the first call for practice around the middle of August. About forty boys answered this call. The Dragons won four games and lost three. Lewisburg lost the first game of the season to Danville 21 to 0, but in the second game the Dragons retained the Brown Jug by defeating Mifllinburg 13 to 0. In the next game the Dragons lost to Northumberland by the convinc- ing score of 30 to 6, but in the following game pounced Montgomery 13 to 6. After losing to Selinsgrove 13 to 0, Lewisburg defeated Carson Long Military Institute 25 to 7, and tramped over Trevorton by the score of 41 to 0. Robert Fetter and Derl Weikel were the co-captains for the year. RECORD OF GAMES Fon 1947 L. H. S. Opponenis Danville .,.......,.. ........ 0 2 1 Mifllinburg .......,....., ..... 1 3 0 Northumberland .... .. 6 30 Montgomery ......, .,... 1 3 6 Selinsgrove ........ ..... 0 13 Carson Long ...... ..... 2 5 7 Trevorton ....... . ,... 41 0 Total .....,. ..........,., ..... 9 8 77 56 as 'wg' 'i NN? - t Sf-ntwl, Left tn Right-Ellis. Fisher, Flick, Troutman, Homin, llrouso. Owe-ns. I liIll'f'lillLL7BllllXVIl!'ll, IIi111lnm'4-in-li. H+-ok, Urisrlf-n, Boi-lm-1, Owens, G1-'llllDI'I'1lll1I, Asher, Stulilvy, U, Fis Q Q Stamlim.:-Blr. Myers, Koister, .Iolmson, Townsend, Brom-inns, Dyer, M4-Clnrs-, Groove-r, 5 + Shultz, Armlt, F1-zlster, Mr. Ilnhlin. IES- y RS TY BASKETBALL This year the Green and White had a poor season. Through lack of experience and height the Dragons were able to win only two games of a twenty-one game schedule. The Dragons lost seven games within four points. Dyer was the high scorer for the season with 131 points. Spangler and Baker were the co-captains for the season. The Jay-Vees had a good season under its new coach, Al Myers. The Baby Dragons ended in fifth place in the league. Crisden and Himmelreich were the high scorers for the Baby Dragons. RECORD Milton .,..,... 34 Lewisburg 30 Selinsgrove ...,... 37 Lewisburg Treverton ....,.,, 34 Lewisburg Northumberland 28 Lcwisburg Danville ...... .,..... ,.,... 3 1 Lcwisburg Mifflinburg .... 24 Lcwisburg Sunbury .,... 65 Lcwisburg Bloomsburg 31 Lewisburg Milton .,...... 38 Lewisburg Selinsgrove ..,.,.. 36 Lewisburg Trcverton ...,......,.. . .... 28 Lewisburg Northumberland 36 Lcwisburg Danville ,, . ...,..,,. ....,. 4 8 Lewisburg Milllinburg .... 33 Lcwisburg Sunbury .. 50 Lewisburg Bloomsburg 44 Lewisburg Total ...,,. 832 57 ,flip ' 47' V Y ' lf 5' ' Y ' V vi ,Y T' E , WA Jinxvjl WL JQJAIEI dl cfyy lA,f.,1 .J A W I A g ,,4,.fv 'f, ff? aawlifvy, 1- yd!! 4' 14 If ' , ,f N, , ,, Boys, INTERCLASS BASKETBALL Interclass basketball has made steady progress under the lead- ership of Denver Dyer. This year two leagues were formed. League A and League B. League A was composed of six teams. They were as follows: N. Y. U., Penn State, Columbia, Cornell, Temple, and L. I. U. There were about seven players on each team in League A. League B consisted of four teams. They were as follows: Rams, Bears, Lions, and Tigers. There were about eight players on each team in League B. Since League B didn't play enough games, no standing could be made. 58 Left to lligllt--Sli-ifel. Thomas, XVilhuur, Beaver, Asher, Stallnloy, SllQ'll4'l'l', Flin-k T HIEIEIRLIEADIERS Equipped with a pair of strong lungs, a repertoire of, rah, rah, rah's, a whistie and a boom these are our peppy cheerleaders. They are the storehouse of school spirit and wish to convey it to the student body. 59 1 v N.f, R, 1 L, , 1,6 s' ' A s 5 af A .nfl I f Q X f .5 X f , fi fr J . ff X 4 2 V ' ' Compliments of Brook Park Motors . CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Compliments of Sales-Service THE LEWISBU RG LOC KER PL CONGRATULATIONS to the CLAss OF 1948 B E C H T E L ' S Donohoe's Furniture Union C0unty's Finest Complete Home Furniture Store A Good Friendly Store Where You Can Discuss Your Furnishing Problems O LEWISBURG, PENNA. 61 Enjoy the Best in Fountain Service Complete Line of Sandwiches Sodas, Sundaes and Other Delicacies THE SWEET SHOP Cformerly Pardoesj Breakfast Served Until 11 a. m. 624 St. George St. LEWISBURG, PA DUNKLE PONTIAC STOVERFS MOTORS BOWLING ALLEYS 535 Market St. Phone 5-7334 601 Market Street LEWISBURG PENNA Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY LEWISBURG To THE CLASS OF '48 BEST WISHES from the DONALD H. ROSS Studio Photographer for the ONEIDA BU CKNELL UNIVERSITY LEWISBURG, PA. Specializes in the EDUCATION of INTELLIGENT and Ambitious Young People SCHLOW'S HUBEWS . S d B d Quality Shop 0 a ar mf Sandwich House I Taxfy SANDWICHES- The BEST for the FOUNTAIN SERVICE WELL DRESSED 602 St. Catherine St., Lewisburg, Pa. When you buy FEEDS bearing the D 8: G trade mark you are sure of Quality and Economy and you will have a practical DRESS PRINT BAG at no additional cost We have a feed for Every Practical Need DIETRICH 84 GAMBRILL, INC. LEWISBURG, PA. Phone 5-4361 63 THE UNION NATIONAL BANK At the Service of The Lewisburg Schools, Teachers, Scholars and School Associations In All of Its Departments Banking - Saving - Trusts - Safekeeping INFANTS,, CHILDREN,S and WoMEN's WEAR O M. Esther Neidermeyer 428 Market Street Keeler,s Bookstore For NOTEBOOKS - STATIONERY PEN AND PENCIL SETS SLIDE RULES ZIPPER NOTEBOOKS GREETING CARDS Phone 5-4901 225 Market St. LEWISBURG, PA. Buffalo Valley Motor and Equipment Co. KAISER-FRAIZER REO TRUCKS AND Buses GOODYEAR Products Compliments of Peerless Laundry LJ - lg... jQIgvRoLeET A wi V o America's Most Popular Car THOMASON CHEVROLET, Inc. Lewisburg Auto Supply EVERYTHING FOR YOUR Compliments of William E. Chappel HOME AND CAR jeweler Route No. 15 at N. 7th St LEWISBURG 607 Market St. LEWISBURG Compliments of l Compllments of , S A M S BENNETT-MOYER Restaurant A GOOD PLACE FLAVIOYS TO EAT FRUITS and STEINlINGER'S C 502 Market st. Dial 5-8421 4 Compliments of u V 8z H Motor Co. Pennsylvama Greyhound Q , ' and . Lakes-to-Sea Bus Depot LEWISBURG GOOD 8z MAURER Complete Line of Groceries, Fresh Vegetables C. Dreisbach's Meats and Birdseye Sons Frosted Foods . For PEOPLE Who care what they wear Dealers in HARDWARE Brouse's Dept. Store Compliments of GRENOBLE BROS. Compliments of Lewisburg Hardware FERTICH'S STORE MEATS and GRGCERIES Dial 5-4181 239 N. 4th St. Lentz's Drug Store PAUL J. LENTZ, Proprietor LEWISBURG, PENNA. . Phone 5-1221 GRADUATION PRESENTS American Made Watches ELGIN-HAMILTON WALTHAM J. FRED ZELLER Jeweler and Optometrist 318 Market St. LEWISBURG Aunt Lydia's Lunch Specializes in HOME-BAKED PIES DODD Radio and Electrical Service 21 Years Experience and Training in Radio and Electronics 11 N. 2nd St. Phone 5-3311 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES ' Hotel Lewisburger Compliments of Union Farm Bureau C0mP1imemS of C0'0P Stahley's Esso Dial 5-1269 Station LEWISBURG A GIFT f0f When You Eat EVERY OCCASION C A N D Y Made by Harriet Maclntyre Gifts Campus Theater Bldg. THE PURITY Enjoy It- Il's ihe BEST FEGLEY SERVICE Texaco and Goodyear Products Serving You Since 1931 Good Luck, 1948 HARRY S. FEGLEY, Owner Compliments of REA 81 DERICK, Inc. Kunkle,S Grocery Druggists IQTHE STORES OF SERVICE Dial 5-14411 CHERRY MAPLE Lewisburg Chair and Furniture Company Pennsylvania LEWISBURG House PENNSYLVANIA Brook Park Service Station Gulf Products West Market St. LEWISBURG, PENNA. BOB JOHNSON '25 STAI-I.L'S STORE GROCERIES, MEATS AND HOME MADE ICE CREAM 1720 Market Street Phone 5-2024 Compliments of SWARTZLANDER'S BARBER SHOP 69 Herman and Leiser A. H. PYLE Dry Goods, Notions, and Ready-to-Wear 322 Market Street Stein's Flower Shop FLOWERS FOR Friendly Service ' Station Tyclol-Veedol Gas and Oil Tires and Confections Authorized Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Distributor Dial 5-8953 LEWISBURG Compliments of EDWIN D. MENSCH ANY AGENCY 'OCCASION P R O W A N T ' S Compliments of The Store for MEN Beck and Beck Cleaners WHO KNOW , and ' City Steam Laundry Opposite Market and Third Post Office - Compliments of Aumiller's Bakery KOONS CLOTHES for Hoe SMART SET 322 Market St. LEWISBURG, PA. For Good h Family Entertainment Visit the CAMPUS THEATRE LEWISBURG'S DeLuxe Showplace BROUGH'S HABERDASHERY AND CLOTHING Market at Fourth Lewisburg UNION MOTORS 'A' OLDSMOBILE Sales - Service 'lr LEWISBURG B. O. Daubert LEWISBURG, PA. Plumbing 8z Heating Supplies Headquarters for DeLuxe Kitchen Sinks and Cabinets, Sizes 42 , 54 , all with Pre-War Chrome Trimg DeLuxe Kitchen Wall Cabinetsg Showersg Toiletsg Lavatoriesg Bath Room Accessoriesg Laundry Tubsg Range Boilersg Veostile for Bath and Toilet Rooms and Kitchens: Elec- tric Cellar Drainersg Hot Water and Steam Heating Boilers: Electric Shallow and Deep Well Water Systemsg Automatic Stokersg Oil Burning Heating Systemsg Buckct-a- Day Water Heatersg Pittsburgh and Nu- Enamel Paintsg Glass Blocksg Pipe Cover- ingg Asbestos Cementg Home Insulation. Phone 5-1262 Reish Bros. Electrical Supply G. E. Electrical Appliances Contracting and Repairing Sales and Service ,X LEWISBURG 434 Market St. Phone 5-2351 The FOCHT PRINTING COMPANY, Inc. Dial 5-4541 229 Market St. LEWISBURG E - A . Compliments of LEWISBURG T WOOLEN MILLS Your JEWELER Campus Theater Building University Printing Co. Printicians for Particular People 12 North 5th sm. Dial 5-7511 For SPORTS EQUIPMENT Remember DONEHOWER'S ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS O LEWISBURG 72 . 1XB Ari ' F!ft1.i'FTr.'Lf W rflxvgii IE-If-.' - v.i1C.: 3i'!1-PBM. . it,-