Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

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-f-- The Littonian -2- ALMA LOUISE WEAVER Weezy General Oh, dear! Germany Township Speaking to Father 115, Girl Reserves 115, Kicked Out of College 115, The Sun- bonnet Girl 125, Glee Cluh 12, 3, 45, Eugene O'Neill Dramatic Association 12, 45 Sec- ' B k H me 125, Washington Bi Centennial Pageant 125, The retary145, 'The Road ac o - Washington's at Home 125, Wild Ginger 135, Oh, Professor? 145, ' In Old Vienna 145, Forensic and Music Contest 145, Senior Play. OUISE is a good student in many respects. She was welcomed into our class as a Freshman and she has proved to be a friend of everyone's. To chase our blues away is one of her occupations. You can never find her without a ready smile and a happy chuckle. We don't know if she will be a stenographer or take a course in cooking at a restaurant, but we have reason to believe that she will be successful in whatever she may choose. MARY MARGARET WEAVER Pal General Well, he has nice eyes Kentland, Ind. Kicked Out of College 115, Volley Ball 11, 25, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 12, 3, 4,5 The Road Back Home 125, Mary Made Some Marmalade 125, Athletic Association 12, 3, 45, Secretary Athletic Association 13, 45, Eugene O'Neill Dramatic Association 12, 45. Glee Club 13, 45. Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club 145, Wild Ginger 135,.lournal- ism 145, Athletic Editor 145, Class Reporter 125, Cinderella Skit 145, The Ghost Pa- ' 145, Business Manager Oh, Professor! 145, Business Man- rade 145, In Old Vienna ager In Old Vienna 145, Business Manager Senior Play, Forensic and Music Contest 145, Editor-in-Chief of The Littonian . O and behold, a modern talking machine! But-no, wait, it is only Mary t 'ng to drive home a point to our History instructor. Yes, Mary is ry: very active in class and out of class. She likes to listen to people s troub les and does her best to remedy them. There may be many weak spots in her make up but there is one especially in her heart for-guess who? To take up journalistic work is her cherished dream. We know that this brilliant stu- dent will succeed, no matter what she does. GLADYS ROMAINE WEHLER Glad General Is right Littlestown Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 12, 3, 45, Volley Ball 11, 25, Athletic Association 12, 3,45, Glee Club 145, Stamp and History Club 145 Treasurer 145, Language and Travel Club ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 3 Washin ton Bi- 135, ln Old Vienna 145, Eugene 0 Neill Dramatic Association 1 , 5, g Centennial Pageant 125, Girl Reserves 11, 25. LADYS has a weakness for sleeping in study halls. However, she is awake almost all other times. She is a good sport, dances well, and has been very active in athletics during her school years. She expects to follow commercial work, so here's hoping she will become secretary to some nice look- ing young man. Gladys has a very appealing smile that attracts to her many ' ' h fth' oung person. friends and we are sure that some day the world will ear o is y We hope that her 'day dreams' come true.

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E The Littonian WE ANNA REBECCA SNYDER Becky General I thought l'd split Wrightsville Glee Club 12, 3, 43, Tea House of Sing Lo 113, Basketball 11, 2, 3,43 Varsity 12, 3,43, Mary Made Some Marmalade 123, The Road Back Home 123, Wild Ginger 133, Sunbonnet Girl 123, Eugene O'Neill Dramatic Association 12, 43, Washington Bi-Cen- tennial Pageant 123, The Ghost Parade 143, In Old Vienna 143, Cinderella Skit 143, Senior Play. TOP! For here comes the most collegiate girl of our class. Becky is always full of fun and her smile cheers anyone who may chance to be sad. We don't know what we would do without Becky and her automobile for they both are a help to our school. She has taken an active part in athletics, and has played basketball for four years. She is a good actress, and has taken part in many high school plays. We are sure she will attain her future goal. ROBERT EDGAR STOVER Bob General Gee Whiz! Littlestown Soccer 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43, Track 113, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 43, Glee Club 13, 43, Journalism 143 Staff 143, Treasurer Hi-Y Club 143, Stamp and History Club 143, Athletic Association 12, 3, 43 Vice President 143, Washington Bi-Centennial Play, and Pageant 123, Class Treasurer 113, 'Kicked Out of College 113, The Ghost Parade 143, ln Old Vienna 143, Sports Editor of The Littonian . 55 OB is another blue eyed blonde in the Senior Class. During his high school years he has been greatly interested in sports, and was quite a star in basketball and soccer. He is very musical and plays several instru- ments. Bob is also interested in a certain girl from the Junior Class and it looks very serious. We expect to see Bob as a successful salesman in the near future. BERNICE MARIE STUDY Bernie General Is zat so ? Maryland Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 43, Secretary 133 President 143, Glee Club 12, 3, 43, In Old Vienna 143, Stamp and History Club 143, Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant 123, Basketball 11, 2, 33, Girl Reserves 11, 23, Volley Ball 11, 23, Athletic Association 11, 23. ERNICE is one of the accomplished violinists of the class. I-ler beau and bow keep her well occupied. She has been in the orchestra four years, but still has plenty of spare time for-well, we think you all know. Ber- nice doesn't know what she will do in the future. During her high school ca- reer, she made a great number of friends. The class of '34 hopes to see her name among the members of some great orchestra. ARLENE CATHERINE TROSTLE Leno Commercial Oh, my cow ! Littlestown Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 43 President 143, Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant 123, Class Historian: Journalism 13, 43 Alumni Editor 133 Assistant Advertising Manager 143, Eugene O'Neill Dramatic Association 123, Glee Club 143, Librarian 143, Junior Red Cross 143 Vice President 143, In Old Vienna 143. Business Manager Magazine Cam- paign 143. Senior Play. l-lO'S that giggling? That's Arlene just having an attack of giggles: they seem to be a habit with her. She is noted for those sparkling brown eyes, which attract so much attention from the boys, especially --. ACT-they are Arlene's initials, and she proved that she could really 'act' in the Senior play. We wonder how she sells all those tickets. Arlene wishes to be somebody's stenog, but the class is afraid she may change her mind.

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QW li The Littonian -E 'W JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .. .. .. G. RICHARD KNIPPLE Vice-Presfdent .. .. ETHEL G. LINDAMAN Secretary .. .. .. ROBERT MYERS Treasurer .. .. CHARLES W. WEIKERT 4Hisz0fian .. .. .. RUTH WAREHEIM Advisor-LLOYD L. STAVELY GRANT APPLER ESTHER BAIR FRANK BASEHOAR DONALD BEFORD BERNICE BOWERS ANNA BREIGHNER EVELYN DEHOFF VIVIAN DERN BERNADETTE ELINE JANET EPPLEMAN GRACE FEESER LUCILE GARLAND MARY GORDON DAVID HELWIG EVELYN HOFF BERNARD HOLLINGER JULIA HOLLINGER MARIAN JACOBS ALVIN JAMES MARY JAMES CLASS ROLL NELLIE YINGLING RICHARD KNIPPLE ETHEL LINDAMAN THOMAS MAITLAND HELEN MAYERS FRANCIS MCNULTY ROBERT MYERS GLADYS NULL RICHARD PALMER MARIAN RUGGLES HOWARD STAVELY HELEN SNYDER JAMES SPALDING MARY SPALDING JUNE SPANGLER RALPH STRALEY NOAH STREVIG RUTH WAREHEIM CHARLES WEIKERT EASTON WEIKERT HERMAN WHERLEY