Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

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Student Favorite Pet Peeve What we usually Ambition What we predict Saying see them doing they'll be U Leaning against , Albert Bair Aw Gee Roller Skating locker 73 Coach Bouncer U U Working on latest Marion Bankert J iggeramacrank Cats home ec. project Dramatic work Joyce Jordan Jeanne Baughman How can you tell? Nosey people Giggling Beautician Jr. Miss Model U That's what Mispronounced Answering the Doris Conover you think words three buzzes Secretary Old maid U U Work with U Phys. ed. Mother of ten Mary Kay Crouse Gee Wil-lickers numbers Giving her opinion teacher kids U ' Working for Mr. Champion gum Louise Dodrer Good Gosh Shorthand Stover Secretary chewer of U. S. A. Betty Eckenrode Holy Cow People who stare Reading Nurse Librarian High heels with Sitting in fourth Ruth Epplemarl Gee Whiz anklets seat lst row 101 Secretary Model A U-- Doris Everhart You know it too Braggers Chewing gum Secretary Bus driver ' Fashion Arveta Feeser G00d G0l1Y Maryland drivers Taking pictures designer Secretary Charles Hall That's Superb Spinach Blowing off Architect Politician Combing some- Esther Hankey Su-perb Shorthand class one's hair Beautician Dancer How can you Diesel U U LeRoy -Harner be sure? Pinching Making a home mechanic Dave's assistant Going to the Working at Secondary Dolores Hawk Oh my 2lChiI1, back dentist Higinbotham's teacher Jeweler Jackie U Making things for U U Hockensmith Oh baloney Bow ties her hope chest Housewife A Career girl Pay no mind to Dirty linger- Charlotte Hofe that nails Gabbing with Dot Nurse Contractor Frances King Go jump in a lake Getting up Arriving late Beautician Waitress Hylda Klinefelter Oh my gosh Pests Slaving away Medical doctor Opera star I almost cracked Mr. Stover's Dorothy Knight up study halls Missing school Airline hostess Marylander Pencils Without U Josephine Lippy Oh my gosh erasers Talking Typist Busy body Getting in a last U Shirley Mackley That's for sure Prejudiced people minute write-up Nurse Jail matron Shirley Matthias For pete's sake Hillbilly music Skating Secretary Hair stylist Wilbur Mayers What's it to you? English class Sleeping Carpenter Fixit shop owner I Thirty

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dancer was former classmate, Jeanne Baughman. After the show we went to Miss Baughman's dressing room to talk with her. Louise heard that Arveta Feeser, a new and up-coming de- signer, was attending a fashion show here so we called her to meet us at Jeanne's apartment. She promised us a surprise in the form of three of her friends who were none other than Louise Staub, Jean Yealy and Erma Miller who worked for the same firm she did. Across the street from Jeanne's apartment Esther Hankey and Oneida Snyder operated a Parisian beauty shop. We all had a hilarious time. My stay in Paris was over and I arrived in Le Harve again. I encountered Thomas Wilt, a maritime officer, on one of our merchant ships who was also back to the wharf so we got a taxi together. Tom told me that Carroll Reed and Earl Rebert opened a helicopter and an automobile service station and from all reports were doing well. Wilbur Mayers was operating his own carpentry shop in Littlestown, too. We left LeHavre that evening but, being quite tired, I retired early. The next morning, back at my duties, I ventured into the captain's office where I saw a list of the passengers and while glancing over it I saw the names-Charles Hall and Robert Scholl. Here were two more classmates and in my first free time that day I sought them. I found them and we talked a while before I went back on duty. Charlie was an architect who was rapidly gaining recog- nition. Bob was one of his draftsmen. They told me John Rebert and Albert Bair were teaching in the same school in California. They asked me if I knew Dolores Hawk and Char- lotte Motter were chaperoning a group of girls on a tour of New England. The day we were to land in New York an elderly gentleman fell down a fiight of stairs and broke his leg. I accompanied him in the ambulance to Leister Memorial. After notify- ing his relatives, I took the opportunity to look around the place. I found Madaline Plunkert in charge of pediatrics. -After getting off duty, she escorted me around. In the laboratory, Technican Shirley Spangler was busy experimenting. They told me Char- lotte Hofe was here with a private case and that Ruth Myers was a receptionist. We all went to dinner and to church that evening to hear a young minister, james Wehler, speak. His sermon was very impressive and we were in- spired immensely. The girls told me Kay Crouse was teaching in Boston now and Doris Conover, Ruth Eppleman and Dorothy Reindollar were working in offices downtown while Josephine Lippy and Doris Everhart were typists at the air terminal over in Newark. While resting in my apartment that evening and skimming over a Philly paper, my attention was drawn to an article headed Marvin Roberts Named Head of American Shoe Manufacturers. Glancing over the article I found he was ac- companied to the meeting by his secretary, Shirley Matthias. The next day in the mail I received a letter from Pauline Spalding which gave me the minute details of Doris Spangler's big church wedding. Polly, a dressmaker, was coming to a convention in New York City. After answering her letter, I marveled that in the past few weeks I had either met, or heard the whereabouts of all my former high school classmates. Class Flower Yellow Rose Class M ollo By Repeated Blows The Oak Is Felled Class Colors Maroon and Gold Class Song Tune of Army Air Corps Song Out we go into the great bright future Climbing high to reach our goalg Here we come, eager to show the world That we have, what it takes, Up we strive making our Alma Mater Proud of the Class of '47, We go without fear to meet our fate Nothing can stop the class of '47! --Words by Madaline Plunkert. Twenty-nine

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Student Favprite Pet Peeve What we usually Ambition What we predict Saying see them doing they'll be I Western Union Erma Miller Are you kidding? Nosey People Going to the bank Secretary messenger Distrustful Trying to under- Elementary I I I Charlotte Motter Oh my lands people stand Trig teacher MlIllSt6F,S wife I Ruth Myers You're not funny Cowboy movies Typing Secretary Six footer's wife Madaline Going to bed and I Plunkett I'm hungry getting up Laughing Nurse Comedlan Getting into Motor I Earl Rebert You're crazy P. O. D. class trouble mechanic Junk dealer ' Why doesn't some I Hearing every- Secondary - I I .l0hrl Rebert one tell me? Freshmen g1rls one's trouble teacher Private detective - Picking on I Carroll Reed Kiss my foot P. O. D. class someone Mechanic Photographer David Reinaman What's the dope? Navy beans Studying Go to college Naval officer Dorothy I Reir1d0llar Hubba Hubba Losing pencils Reading Secretary Chorus girl Well, Whaddaya Manager of - Marvin Roberts know? Noisy people Day dreaming Shoe worker Windsor Shoe Worker of sewer Robert Scholl Kiss my foot Cats Arguing Draftsman projects Clarence SChW3ftZ Gee Whiz Silent girls Bluffing Singer Clown Herbert Sell Dang-gone Girls who smoke Playing jazz Orchestra leader Floor walker Morning after Riding in a black Owner of chicken Oneida 5I1Yder If you say so night before Ford Beautician farm I Riding Hanover- Billy Rose's I Pauline Spaldlng Run your act Onions Littlestown bus Seamstress Horse-Shoe Girl I Talking about DOHS Spangler Oh such talk Rumors Phil Work in bank Housewife Shirley Spangler Let's go home Dirt Rushing around Lab. technican Trailer wife I You aren't schnits I Louise Staub even funny und knepps Sewing Seamstress Dress designer I Manager of a Elizabeth Url Oh my Gossipy people Dating Airline hostess skating rink James Wehler Holy crap Trig With Charlotte Minister Night club owner I I I I Maritime Owner of Th0I1'13S Wilt Gee Whiz Olives Moanlng Service Barlow's Hall I Hearing Jackie's Janet Wintrode Good Golly Unhappy people household plans Seamstress Farmerette An old man's Jean Yealy Oh yeah Boys who smoke Bragging Housewife darling Thirty-one r' 7-A -----