Lock Haven High School - Gazette Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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THE F CULTY MATHEMATIC DEPARTMENT HISTORY DEPARTMENT Le-t't to lttgttt---Allie-rt lt. Ilauke. Mutln-inntivs. 'Nfl ill llitJllfgl'llH!'lf'S 'l'- lllllrer-mllisirrry. Luvk Stxlte Polls-gt-, ILS.: l't'lIIINylVlIIIl2I Starts-t't1Ilt-ge. ILS.. Iluven State 'l's-in-ltr-rs t'ulIetIP. ll-S. Slim E. Iivvli--M ILS. Mnrgnrvt Zintlel-WMntltt-tmttivs, SQ'I'tIL'll5t-' Uni- HHN' of UINYUTJ' U+'IHll'fllH'Uf- lllliV4 l'NlU' 'lf PNN' versity, A.II.: IfII1'liIN'II University. Iluruld E. Fig- lfllriill. A112 Ulll'lillf'll lilliVl l'NiYY- A-M. Ullllll' U. I1lPN'f51lllll!'IlIllIl1'N. Itnxniltnn t'oltt-1:4-. ILS.: Puwvll Ilarris---Sm-int Studies. Lnek Iluven State 'IH-nt-lu-rs lvIIIV1'I'Nlfj', M.IG1l. Pullegrv, ILS.: filllllllllllil University, AAI. COM :vt ERCIAL DEPARTMENT CORA B. SUITER Typing mul Shorthanrl Rochester Business Institute, B.C.S.g Bueknell Uni- versity, A.B., A.M. MARTHA J. GEORGE Shorthand anrl Typing Bowling Green Business University, A.C.A., A.B. REBECCA CILLESPIE Librarian, Lock Haven State Teachers College, Harvard Uni- versity. .l. ARLINGTON PAINTER Bookkeeping Washington and Lee University, A.B.g University of Richmond, I...L.B. LILIAN M. ADAMS Teacher of English Emeritus Lock llaven State Teachers College, Columbia Uni versity. CLARA E. WAGNER Teacher of History Emeritus Lock Haven State Teachers College, B sity nf Pennsylvania. LAURA E. LEITZEL Deceased fl Luck Haven State Teachers College. Pennsylvania State College. 5.5 Univer

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6 THE P GULTY , Q' VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT First Huw, L1-ft to Ilight-Frwlvrin-k S. l'1e-tvIwr- IIs-ual nf tlw Imlllstrinl Dt'DIlI'flIlt'llI, Blvcllalxlival Drawing, l'vnnsylv:n1i:1 Staltv t'nIl1-gn-. ILS.. John lf. BIIIIQPQEII- ulislx. Ilistury, Tc-unix-1 Cuau-lx. St. I l'ZlIIt'IS Volln-ge, A.Ii.: l't'IIlISj'lVIlIlIll State lfolleuv. W. I . xI1l0IIX'V0t'IlYIUIIIII Auto Shop, University uf I'ittshnrg:h. Churlvs Unllalmnf Ixulustrinl Arts, Vm-:xtimml Ifluprlisln, I'ennsylvaniu Stutt- Vnllf-grr-, ILS. Svn-mul IlnWf.I. A. Miller-NVrn'stlil1g: l'uzI1'll. Englisll. Sm-iq-m-4-. Lon-k Ilave-n Stntef 'l'c-nm-lu-rs l'nIlog1-, ILS.: Vui- vn-rsity nt' I'iftshurg:h. M.I4IaI. NVxlltn-r t', I.:-vim---Suviul S1-it-In-1-. XVIISIIIIIJIIOII null .IL-fft-rsou Polls-ge, ILS. Uhalrh-s I'. NIOPIISXIISOII7-Xvlwllfihllill XVoncIworkin::, IIPIIIISXIVIIIIIII St:lt1-l'nllv::n-. I'IcIw:lr1I M1-Iym-rs--Assistmxt Femtlnlll f'n:lc'l1. I'm':ltiul1:1I Matin-mutim-s, II':lsI1il1g'tnn and .In-ffvrsmx, ILS. ,ti I-nl Edu SUPERVISORS vution, Iinslwtlmll t'u:u'l1, East Strmnlsluur Stats- 'I'e-as-Iwrs Unllvgv, ILS. Garth KI4-4-Inu-rglnstru mental Musin-, Luck Haw-n State 'I'e-an-lu-ral l'ullvp.t- M. Elvau t'he-ste-r Dirk-Sll Mus. H. : linvkm-ll ur L4-:Itlwrs---Wmllvlfs I'IlXSIL'Ill Idalm-utinn. West State- 'I'f-at-lwrs Uullvgre, ILS. I.nwrvnn-s- pervisur ut' Mllsiv, Music. Nvw York I'nivf-rsitx Itlmvn Uullpgv nf NIIISIP. Marion Pnrsls-yfArt Vniversity, A.II.g Luck I-Invon Siam- 'l'v:u'lurx Poll:-gn-, l'vlmsyIvnni:l Stzltv tTolIs-910. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT In-ft tu I!igI1tfMnIml V. IiInir+I r4-llvll. History. Imft to lliglxf-f-Glu' I.. 1'11lnmillgs---l'Iu-Inistry amd Spanish, Ilm-km-IIUniversity. A.II. Llu-illm-'15, Svnllen l'hysivs. Emlinhuru State Tvalvlwrs t'ulle-pw. ILS.: f Latin, Iddinlmro 'I's-:ln-In-rs Uullvuv, AlIvg.:he-ny Vol- t'uInmlvin Ifnive-rsity. l'vx1nsyIt'unin Stntv Valli-5:1-. I4-ge-, Iillvlulc-ll l'nivt-rsity. ILS. Max II, I TlIIllIll-'fUI0lUll'Y. I'nive-rsity uf l'ittshurg:lx. ILS.: tfollunluin Fniversity, AAI.: l'o-nnsylvnxmin Stunts Fnllmre. Left tu lii:.:'lxt7l'l1estvr IS. Yiw-llllivkifllx-xl'r4 PIIXSI

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FUR Ullllsrs HE Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-one extends to those who peruse these pages most sincere greetings and earnest hope that this edition may prove significant. We have chosen 'LPatriotism for the GAZETTE theme this year in an endeavor to express our consciousness regarding the world in which we live. We realize that the preparations of our high school days will find a strenuous testing ground in the exigencies of the future. We are ready to serve and to prove ourselves, knowing that in whatever capacity this service might be made manifest, our citizenship, loyalty and honest patriotism cannot be regarded lightly. May the fervent desires of this graduating class to make a worthy contribution to its nation be fulfilled and help to bring that wiser day when order is resolved from chaos, and war will have been supplanted with a worthy peace. THE EDITOR. '53 B 0 O K I B 0 O K I I Senior Class Literary B O O K I I I Clubs and Organizations B 0 O K I V B 0 O K V Athletics Features Snapshots