Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

Page 30 text:

Back Row: Hunter, Leonard, Geeting, Leichliter, Mickey, Huston, Harkcom, Eslary. Fifth Row: Harr, Hudock, Baker, J. Graham, Clark, R. Graham, Hall, Campbell, Ament, Hood. Fourth Row: Coby, Mimna, Claycomb, Harvey, Kradel, Hines, C. Fry. Third Row: DeWitt, Howard, Clark, Fish, Bittinger, Clifford, Horner. Second Row: Henderson, Eisaman, D. Holter, Barron, Kennedy, Egner, Cairns, Lebo, Labuda. Front Row: Fulton, D, Graham, Johnson, Heller, L. Hoffer, P. Frye, Mathews, Darr, Marker. -..4.. if-Q ,fr Back Row McDowell McCracken Wilkins Springer Paglusottl Stephens Ray C Smithley Zamborsky Fifth Row Shultz Mitchell Murphy H Nicely Zimmerman Ramsey Simon Wlllnams Fourth Row Robb Probst T Nicely OToole Wlneland Turrlll Third Row Topeka Welshonce Turcheck Welmer Ross Stout Second Row Talarovuch Urch Will Snyder Swank Noel McKelvey Muir McAllister Front Row Vargulush Voytnlla Shaulls M Smvthley Umbaugh Weltz McKlveen McMullen Stanislaw Absent from picture OHara Wlthrow Palmer Klemann Vogele Mountaineer 26

Page 29 text:

Back Row: Corter, R. Johns, Campbell, Barber, Clark, D. Craig, Geisey, T, Carns, Jackson. Third Row: Dernyanovich, Marcus, Hoover, Fish, Luther, Cochrane, Melville, Earnest, Love, Second Row: J. Cairns, Graham, J. Hauger, F. Hauger, Knupp, S, Carns, Jenkins, Barron. Front Row: J. Ambrose, Deeds, Houpt, V. Johns, Gamble, R. Ambrose, Austin, Johnson. Back Row Tiber: Nicely Trautmann Shafter Tantllnger Newell Weller Third Row Betty Roddy Mimna McMullen McCurdy Zeunges Ross Zimmerman E Weimer Front Row Sloan Peterson Younlun Turcheck Montucue Riggs Yaney Szabad Absent from picture Caumeld McMullen Pobert Roddy J Wolford Mountaineer 25 : . .I . ' I i . I I n . : I . , . I I I I . I . . Second Row: Roberts, McMaster, Sadler, Woleslagle, B. Weimer, Serena, Snyder, I I I . I l . I . V I ' ' : , , , . .

Page 31 text:

The Class of '48 has closed the pages on the second chapter of its high school career. This year has been a memorable one and one marked by great activity. At the beginning of the term we were placed in Homerooms 7, 8, and 9, and soon everyone learned that this was Sophomore territory. The Room 7 faction of the class had an interesting time helping Mrs. Ferguson to put to death a frog, Dorothy Muir brought in one morning, Room 8 strutted proudly after winning the prize for the most attractively decorated room at Christmas, and Room 9 was agog over its new teacher, Miss Gettemy. We presented three fine assembly programs: Room 8's was a play, Make Room for Rodney with Harry Probst as Rodney, Room 9 dramatized the 'Famous Casey at the Bat , and Room 7 sponsored a technicolor movie of historic Williamsburg, Virginia. The lads of the class displayed well their athletic ability. The pigskin handlers from our group were Waffle Leonard, Max Mickey, and Wade Harkcom. ln basketball Harry Wilkins made the Varsity Reserves, while Jim Simon, Jack Graham, and other sophomores made up the J. V. Squad. For the first time in many years an operetta, The Peddler of Hearts, was presented at L. H. S. by our class. In it Clair Stout portrayed the Peddler of Hearts who, as was later revealed, was really the Elf King. Grover Stephens as the Prince courted the Princess, Pat Frye. The cli- max was when Rudolph, Pat O'Toole, rescued Gretel, Pat Egner, from the elves to save the vil- lage. The operetta was one of the year's high lights. Through profits derived from this, our numerous record dances held during the year, and class dues we have been able to put aside a sizable sum for the long awaited day when we shall be Seniors, going to Washington, D. C. Our sophomore year witnessed our class beginning to take an active part in social events about the school. At the Sophomore Class Party, SOPHOMORES PRESENT OPERETTA OFFICERS President .. ....... . , . ., . Jim Simon Vice President . .. .. Max Mickey Secretary ,. ., Patrick O'Toole Treasurer David Kradel Jim, Max, and Davidhelp Pat take notes from the marker at the site of the OLD FORT UGONIER. where we supplied a full menu and were re- warded by a full attendance, everyone enjoyed himself greatly. And the May Queen Corona- tion which we sponsored, with its living pictures dramatizing the life of Christ, was a memorable event. It is also interesting to remember that in April a very special party was held: special at least for one homeroom, the one with most of its dues paid, for the other two rooms footed the bill and then helped enioy it. However, no- body complained-much! Now that our careers as Sophomores are ended, we look forward with pleasure to our next year in Ligonier High School, because, iust think: We'll be upperclassmen! ' Mountaineer - 27