Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

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QLD QLZW EMILY ELIZABETH GREGORY Em, Commercial Happy and shy And watch the twinkle in her eye. Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Remington Certificate, Class Play. Emily is a bright and cheerful commercial maiden and one of those we read about but seldom meet. She is a true, unchanging friend, always willing to help. Emily, who is one of our blondes, is always happy and it seems that gentlemen do prefer blondes be- cause when the men see our Emily they all fall and they fall hard. Characteristic: Her complexion. Most prized possession: Her books. Ambition: To grow up. JULIA CATHERINE GUTSHALL Judie Commercial What is her power to give She does not reserve. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Student Council, lg L. C. Smith Pin, Underwood Pin, Royal Certificate, Remington Certificate: Class Play. Judie is one of the small members ofxpour class, but in size only. When it comes to lend- ing a hand she always does her share and the class surely has appreciated it, for coopera- tion makes the world go around. V Characteristic: Her winning smile. Most prized possession: Junior boy friend. Ambition: To be somebody's stenogf' WILLIAM HOWARD HACKENBERRY Hackey Vocational In solitude, where we are best alone. Our class sheik is Hackey,-a species that is very seldom seen! His quietness sometimes leads us to the wrong impression. We think he would make an excellent gangster whose motto is Don't talk. Characteristic: His silence. Most prized possession: His winning smile. Ambition: To get a wife. MILDRED HAINES Mid Commercial Shy, sweet and demuref' Glee Club, 3. If Mildred were a man, she'd be one of those strong, silent heroes you hear so much about for she very seldom says anything. Unlike many people, when she does say some- thing, it's usually worth while. Isn't that an accomplishment in itself? But don't you worry, when the company is Just right - whisper this-she's not quite so bashful after all. If studying makes a success of a person, Mid's future is already assured, that's cer- tain. 4 Characteristic: Her shyness. Most prized possession: Her silence. Ambition: To marry a minister. Twenty-scum n

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El-D 4:-ze ' JOHN LEWIS GARRET Pee Wee General Course I would sooner be up looking down, 'Than down looking up. Boys' President of Student Council, 3: Class Play. Where there is an airplane, you will find Pee Wee. He is interested in airplanes and aeronautical drafting. Pee Wee hopes to be a pilot in the future. If you are planning to go for a ride I advise you to wait and go up with Pee Wee. No doubt, here's a pilot in the making. Characteristic: His small stature. Most prized possession: His hair comb. His ambition: To discover new lands. CATHERINE ELIZABETH GIFT Kate Classical On her cheeks an autumn Hush, Deeply ripenede-such a blush. Oratory, 1, 2: Debating, 1, 2, 3: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club, 15 Student Council, 33 Honor Award of Latin Prize and Ribbon, 13 Debating, 15 Chapel Pianist, 3: Class Play Ac- companist. Mischievous, yet industrious-that's Kate. She is very studious, you know, and always knows her lessons better than any one else. That Kate has real talent is not to be doubted, when we consider her ability along oratorical and musical lines. The class of '31 predicts a brilliant future for Kate as an accompanist to a certain tenor. Characteristic: Her gift of gab. Most prized possession: Her blush. Ambition: To marry a tenor. FRED GILBERT Fred Vocational All he has learned he has forgotten, All he has told he has guessed. Class Play. Fred hails from Granville sometimes a little late, but generally his Ford makes it on time. We hear Fred wishes to become an aviator. The class of '31 wishes him luck. If his para- chute fails to open we'll all be on hand to ,give him a new one. Characteristic: His bashfulness. Most prized possession: His Ford. Ambition: To soar like the birds. NER BRYSON GOSS Goss Technical Pains of love be sweeter far, Than all other pleasures are. Student Council, 3: Hi-Y, 15 Debating, 1: Lore Business Manager, 3g Class Play. Ner is an ardent example of Flaming Youth. We don't have to wonder why he gets along so famously with all the girls of L.H.S. Who wouldn't with a candy supply like his to help him along? Ask Peg if you doubt that he has winning ways. If he proves as proficient in other Helds as he did in manag- ing our Lore, there'll be no stopping this young man, that's certain. Characteristic: His good-natured ways. Most prized possession: Access to his dad's candy factory. Ambition: To be a member of the School Board. Twenty-sim

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.2-.p fge T Ll! ELEANOR MARIE HELMICK Frenchy Commercial A mighty huntress and her prey was man. Glee Club, 35 Class Play. Frenchy as we know her, is another of our Bratton Avenue lassies and is usually seen with a certain boy who graduated a few years ago. Frenchy is indeed well named for she has all the feminine tricks of the French maids. Her smile is captivating and whether she is aware of this or not, she smiles con- tinually. The greatest person in our class fthat's his ideal, seems fond of her, but she scorns his advances. Characteristic: Her hair. Most prized possession: Fern. Ambition: To get Stuck MARION FRANCES HENRY Marnie General There is nothing like travel to broaden X one's mind. Glee Club, 1, 2, 35 Class Play. If you are in need of a good friend just call on Marnie. She can always be depended upon to cheer you up when feeling blue. Marnie is a very capable person, always busy but willing to help others. And does she like to attend home coming dances at Susque- hanna? Just ask her. Characteristic: Her cheerfulness. Most prized possession: Souvenir from Sus- quehanna. Ambition: To marry some one from Alfarata. KENNETH JONES Ken,' Vocational Greater men than I have lived. But I don't believe it. J. V. Football, 15 Varsity Football, 2, 35 Stu- dent C-ouncil, 25 Vocational Department Presi- dent, 35 Lore Staff, 35 Class Play. A warm heart under a seemingly cold ex- terior. Sh! I believe he is about to speakg Ken never has much to say. What he does say is worth listening to. His silence sometimes leads us to the wrong impression. He is not proud or distant. It is just that he has learned to keep his ears and eyes open and his m-outh shut. Characteristic: His silence. ' Most prized possession: His law books. Ambition: To go to Juniata College. EVA MARGUERITE KAUFFMAN Peg General Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why can't others be like me. Glee Club, 2, 35 Remington Certificate, Smith Certificate, Woodstock Certificate, and Royal Certificateg Class Play. Peg is always busy5 in fact, every eve- ning, but we don't believe that it is always her lessons. Peg has won the hearts of many, but can we blame them? Just look at her big, sparkling black eyes, and you'll know the rea- son why they fall. Characteristic: Her bashfulness f?J. Most prized possession: Chryslers Club. Ambition: To travel through the United States. only-eight