Lower Mahanoy Township High School - Bruin Yearbook (Lower Mahanoy Township, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

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Editor-In-Chief MARGERY SNYDER Business Manager MARION ROMBERGER Cpresents the .1947 -:- B Q U I N -:- 'A' if 'lr Success Then those who have gone shall be happyg They shall face the world's difficult problems With countenance unafraidg They shall pass through each test as they meet it At the sounding of duty's stern call' And never be tired at all! And only the big world shall praise us, And only the big world shall blame, Though we work for the joy of the winning, and climb up the pathway of fame,' For each in his separate calling, His separate thought must express, As he follows the gleam as he sees it To the goal that to him means success. They shall pass through life's higher grade,' They shall work every day-when they have to- oreword ir 'A' Many years from now, when we are tar sep- arated, we will think of the best and happiest years of our lives which we spent in Lower Mahanoy Town- ship High School.. .We will remember only some of what we learned here, but we will remember many of the friends we had and the activities in which we participated. We will see how these activities developed our personalities, brought out our talents and helped us enjoy a fuller life. We will remem- ber the many happy carefree days we spent and the many good times we had with our schoolmates. We publish this year book with the hope that it may help keep these memories alive. Dedication i' 'A' We, the Class of 1947, Dedicate this Volume of THE BRUIN to: i i l MRS. GLADYS NACE We Wish to thank Mrs. Nace for her guidance and advice in all our troubles while she was teaching. It is diflicult to explain our appreciation to her for devoting her personal time in directing our play. When we graduate, the class of '47 will never forget her untiring efforts in leading us to success. MRS. RUTH TRESSLER To Mrs. Tressler the class of '47 shows their honor for undertaking the responsibil- ity of publishing a yearbook. Through her appealing suggestions and cooperation we are sure our yearbook will set a good example for future years. 3 Board of Directors WILLIAM SCHAFFER ......... .......... P resident ROBERT SPOTTS .......... ......... V ice President ALVA ZERBE ........ .......... S ecretary GEORGE LONG ........ .......... T reasurer FRED PHILLIPS ......... .......... M ember 4 Faculty JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS JAMES B. FINN ......... ........ C oach, Acting Supervising Principal HELEN B. SPOTTS ......... .. ................................... Civics and Music EDNA BALCOMB ............ ......... E nglisli and Latin ARLENE ROTHERMEL ....... ........ H orne Economics RUTH E. TRESSLER ......... ............................................... C ommercial GEORGE HARRIS ................... .......... E ighth Grade and Shop Supervisor ELIZABETH T. KOLVICK ........ ............. H istory and Band Instrnctress ORLEVIA V. BROWN ......,.. ................................... S eventh Grade HERBERT GEBHART ......... ........ A gricnltnre ELEMENTARY GRADES MRS. ETHEL LEWIS ............ ....... F irst and Second MISS CORRINE ZIEGLER .......... ......... S econd and Third MRS. IVA RADEL ....................... ......................... F oarth MRS. WINIFRED ROTHERMEL ......... ......... F ifth MR. MARK ADAMS .................... .... ......... S i xth 5 Senior C lass History On the beautiful morning of August 30, 1943 a strange incident was taking place in Lower Mahanoy,Township High School. At the entrance to the magnificent building of education stood a group of green Freshmen. Our knees trembled, our brows were furrowed with anxiety. Our lives had suddenly become rich and bountiful. Ahead of us lay many trials and tribulations. Many of our class members were to become restless and drop off along the way. When we entered our Freshman year there were thirty-four mem- bers in our class. The following people withdrew from our class at the end of the term: Boyd Lenker, Clair Border, Lamar Heintzelman, Eve- lene Ramer. Thus ended the Freshman year. Then came our Sophomore year, the word Sophomore meaning wise fools which no other class could have deserved more readily than ours. The following people withdrew from the class at the end of the term: George Zeiders, Annabelle Schaffer, Audrey Latshaw, which left twenty-seven members in the class. Thus ended the Sophomore year. Our Junior year held a little more excitement for us because of our Junior class play, which was entitled Silas Sniidge from Tiirnip Ridge. Our play proved such a success, it was booked for a second performance for the American Legion. Before the term of our Junior class began, Dean Troutman left to join the Navy. We received one new member in our class, Leon Hooper. This completed our Junior year. This, our Senior year, we are very far advanced. We have already held our Senior class play which was entitled Life Begins At Sixteen. Before the term of our Senior year began Leon Hooper left our class to join the Marines. We received one new member in our class, Lucille Witmer. We are looking forward to many more exciting events of this, our Senior year. -Doris Schlegel CLASS OFFICERS President .......,........ .......,.....,...........,.,...,,....,........,....,....., D EAN BOHNER Vice President ...............,..... , .,..,.,.. GLENN TROUTMAN Secretary., .,.,......,......,....,.......,.. ,.,....,....,, D oms MILLER Corresponding Secretary ..,........ ....., ,.... J 0 ANN GARRETT Treasurer ...,......,....,.....,......,..,.. ....,....,.. J ENNIE ENGLE Historian ...,............ ........ ....,............,.......,,,.......... ....,.,.., D o R IS SCI-ILEGEL CLASS COLORS Garnet and White MOTTO Here Endethg Here Beginnethu CLASS FLOWER White Rose 6 GEORGE ATTINGER Dalmatia Jerry Shut up Agriculture Soccer 35 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 F. F. A. 45 Glee Club5 Sports Editorg Junior Playg Senior Playg Wants to be a Mechanic. George's grade in history is due to the fact that a certain girl named Jennie sits along side of him in class. His bad habit is pesting girls that cannot fight back. The class of '47 wishes him success. DEAN BOHNER-3rd Honors Hernodn, R. D. Boh.ns Agriculture Agriculture 45 Soccer 35 Basketball 35 Baseball 35 F. F. A. 45 Junior Playg Senior Playg President 25 Literary Editor. Dean is one of the bashful boys of our class fat times Jbut makes out O. K. with a certain girl named Fern. He is noted as a star athlete and for his corny jokes in History class. We don't know what the future holds for Dean but we know he will succeed in any- thing he chooses. CLOVER BORDNER Dalmatia, R. D. Sweet Clover Hey, you J Home Economics Glee Club 45 Interior Club 1. Clover is one of the quiet girls in our class. Her heart's interest is in a guy named Fairvan. She has taken four years of Home Economics and we know she will make him a good wife. Whatever she chooses as her future the class of '47 wishes her success. Dialogue- Two Dumb Doras ROSIE BOYER Klingerstown Rose Shucks Commercial Dancing Club 15 Junior Playg Wants to be a Secretary. Rosie is the bomb-shell of our class. She has a wide variety of male friends but we are not sure which is her Romeo . Whatever she chooses as her future we wish her success. Monologue- Ain't Love Wonderful 7 BRUCE BYERLY Dalmatia, R. D. Agriculture Junior Playg F. F. A. 4g Basketball 1. Bruce is one of the bashful boys of our class, but just get him started! He is another of our Agriculture fellows, and we are sure he will own a farm some day. We aren't sure who will do his house- work for him, but if he keeps on traveling the Hebe Road he's sure to find a helper. Whatever he chooses, we wish him success. ARVIN CROUTHERMAL Dalmatia, R. D. Blister Jeepers Agriculture Soccer 25 Basketball 29 Baseball 2s Junior Playg Senior Play, F. F. A. 4. Arvin is the pest of our class. Wherever there is trouble, Arvin is sure to be the leader. Of late Arvin spends most of his time at the candy stand. Maybe it is because he is fond of those bells they are selling. Whatever the future holds for him, we wish him success. JENNIE ENGLE Dalmatia Wren Oh! Pussy Feathers Commercial Literary Editorg Typistg Glee Club 43 Dancing Club lg Junior Play, Senior Playg Treasurerg Wants to be a Secretary. Jennie is a girl who is always talking or laughing. Wherever there's a noisy corner, Jennie is sure to be found. She has quite a few male admirers-especially one called Fattie . But she still hasn't made up her mind. How about it? We hope her future is successful, and we give her our best wishes. ROBERT GAIR Dalmatia, R. D. Bob It's delectable Agriculture Soccer 23 F. F. A. 43 F. F. A. Reporter 25 Junior Playg Senior Playg F. F. A. Basketball. Bob is one of our farm boys. He is usually figuring out some- thing to say when a class seems dull to him. Most of us know very little about Bob's love affairs, but we do know he likes to loaf at Shaf'fer's Garage. What's the attraction, Bob? Whatever his life's ambition is, we wish him success. 8 JOANN GARRETT-Valedictorian Dalmatia Josie Christopher Morley Commercial Glee Club 45 Dancing Club 15 Junior Playg Senior Play5 Correspond- ing Secretaryg Wants to be a private secretary. Joann is a girl who is very confidential about her love affairs but we know she finds joy in writing the initials S, W. over her tablets. Who could it be, Joann? We do not know if she plans to go to college or not, but the class of '47 wishes her success. LEROY HAIN Dalmatia, R. D. Hainic ' Boy Oh Days Commercial Interior Decorating Clubg Junior Playg Wants to be a clerk. Leroy is our lone commercial boy. His favorite pastime is pesting three of our Senior girls. We don't know which one he will choose, but we know that any one will be a good match for him. He wants to be a clerk, and we wish him success in any field he chooses. GENE HARRIS Dalmatia, R. D. Shnitz Holy Calamity Agriozilture Soccer 25 Basketball 25 Sports Editorg F. F. A. 45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Wants to join the Navy. Gene is the cracker-jack of our class. He is usually found cracking jokes, pulling tricks, or getting the history teacher off the subject of history. Gene has always been active in athletics, and he has taken four years of Agriculture. We know he will succeed if he keeps his mind off the Hebe Road leading to the Leitzel Manor . Whatever his career may be, we wish him success. ROXIE LEITZEL Herndon, R. D. Leitzel Oh-My-Gosh Home Economics Basketball 35 Production Managerg F. H. A. Clubg Junior Playg Senior Playg Wants to be a Homemaker. Roxie is the sentimental girl of our class. Just now she is mend- ing her broken heart by changing from chickens to Fords. Whatever her Home Economics Course will do for her, we wish her success. 9 REGINA LENKER Dalmatia, R. D. uskipperu uoh Backs: Commercial Basketball 3g Sports Editorg Typistg Glee Club 4g Dancing Clubg Junior Playg Senior Playg Wants to be a Lawyer. Regina is taking the commercial course, but she wants to be a lawyer. We hope she wins her case! She has taken a great interest in basketball and has helped us to gain our position. Her favorite spare time is skipping classes by walking the avenues of L. M. T. Whatever her future brings her, We wish her success. PAULINE MICHAEL Dalmatia Polly Doggonit Home Economics Glee Club 4g Interior Decorating Clubg Wants to be a housewife. Pauline is the giggle-top of our class. She will always be found roaming around with her two pals, Gladys and Clover. Since she has taken four years of Home Economics and has her first ring, we know she will succeed in making Clarence a good wife. DORIS MILLER-Salutatorian Dalmatia, R. D. Do Oh! My Achin' Back Basketball 33 Assistant Editor-in-Chiefg Typistg Glee Club 45 Danc- ing Clubg Junior Playg Senior Playg Class Secretaryg Wants to be a private secretary. Doris is known as the incendiary blonde of our class. She is very studious at times when she is not writing letters to the Depart- ment of Surplus Supplies. She loves to dance and jitterbug, and enjoys singing the scale, Do, Ray, Me, etc. We wonder why? She is so fond of cranberry sauce that no one else gets any when she's around. Doris wants to be a secretary, but we think she'll wind up by being a singer for the Kepner Orchestra . Whatever she chooses as her life ambition, the class of '47 wishes her success. ESTHER PHILLIPS Dalmatia, R. D. 'tPeggy Well I'll be Darn Home Economics Glee Club 45 Dancing Clubg Senior Playg Wants to be a housewife. Esther is our Steady-as-a-rock girl. She has taken four years of Home Economics, and we are sure she will make very good use of it, but not till the class of '48 graduates. Whatever she undertakes, we know she will always stick to Puss . How about it, Esther? 10 MARION ROMBERGER ZlIe1'kcts Holy Sam Hill Commercial Basketball 35 Business Manager, Typist, Dancing Clubg Junior Playg Senior Playg Wants to be a Deaconess. Marion is the active girl of our class. She is always ready to help and is noted for her ability to play basketball. Marion is plan- ning to go to college but we don't hope she gets too meat-minded or she might decide to take partnership in Troutman's Butcher Shop. Whatever she chooses, we wish her success. JEAN ROTHERMEL Herndon, R. D. llSiSl7 KlAw?J7! Academic Glee Club lg Dancing Clubg Junior Play. Jean is one of the humorous girls of our class. She has taken the Academic course through high school, and we know she will do her best to succeed. Her favorite pastime is using the 22 . We don't know what she is aiming at, but if it's what we think it is, be sure to hit it, Jean! She would like to be a beautician, and the class of ,47 wishes her lots of success. DORIS SCHLEGEL Chick Ho Dalmatia nestly' Academic Glee Club 45 Dancing Clubg Junior Playg Historian, Wants to be a nurse. Doris is one of our ambitious Academic students. In all her spare time she is writing sweet letters to the San Diego Naval Base. Who is the lucky sailor, Doris? Doris wants to be a nurse and plans to go to college, but we believe she may decide to be a sai1or's wife. GLADYS SHAFFER Dalmatia, R. D. Blue Eyes Oh You Home Economics Glee Clubg Interior Decorating Clubg Wants to be a waitress. Gladys is another of our four-year Home Economics girls. She is very active and always ready to do anything suggested by Pauline and Clover. We are not exactly sure what she plans to do in the future, but we are pretty sure her Danny Boy will help her decide. Good luck, Gladys. Dialogue- Two Dumb Doras 11 Herndon, R. D. MARGERY SNYDER Herndon, R. D. Margie OM Gee Commercial Glee Club 45 Editor-in-Chiefg Dancing Club, Junior Play, Senior Playg Historiang Wants to be a secretary. ' Margery is the girl that likes to take little cat naps during bor-, ing classes or study halls. We don't know what she wishes to plant her future on, but we know Alfred will get most of the seeds. What- ever she chooses we wish her luck. LEE STRAUB Herndon, R. D. Straubie Agriculture Glee Clubg F. F. A., Wants to be a Farmer. Lee is the quiet boy of our class. We have no idea who Lee has his eye on in the feminine world. He has taken four years of Agri- culture. We are sure he will succeed in whatever profession he chooses. GLENN TROUTMAN Herndon, R. D. Oscar Academic Soccer 43 Baseball 4g Basketball 45 F. F. A. 4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Vice President. Glenn is a boy who likes to make people laugh. Whenever there is a disturbance in one of the Senior Classes, we know it is caused by Glenn. When he is with a group of Sophomore girls, we are No matter what time of day it is, he is found with Joann unknown. Miller. And how! LENORE WILLIAMS Herndon, R. D. Ginny DCWn Ib Academic Dancing Clubg Junior Play. Lenore is the quiet girl of our class. She is very bashful and spends most of her time sewing. Whatever her future holds, we know she will make good. 12 FERN WITMER Dalmatia, R. D. Red Commercial Glee Clubg Dancing Clubg Junior Playg Wants to be a Secretary. Fern is the girl who would like to grow a few inches. We know of a certain boner she pulled in a pickle jar, but it wasn't the Bohner she was thinking of' She wants to be a secretar but w . y, e know she will make a wonderful Hebe housewife. LUCILLE WITMER Dalmatia, R. D. 'tSulla, Bang, Bang C017L?1l07'C1'Ufl Glee Club 45 Dancing Clubg Senior Play. Lucille is the baby of our class both in size and in age. She is always full of fun, and the party is sure to be a loud one if she is there. We don't know what her future holds for her, but if the topic is about fruit, she is sure to give you a peachy answer. DELMOR WIRT -twiki-nie Herndon, R. D. Agriculture Glee Club 1g F. F. A. Delmor is the smallest one of our boys but he can tear up just the same. We hear he has just left his dolly fall and broken her 9 so right now he is hunting around for the pieces. Whatever he chooses as his career we wish him luck. it ti' In Military Service 1 LEON I-IOOPER DEAN TIQOUTMAN ii' ti' 13 Class Will if if We, the Senior Class of Lower Mahanoy Township High School, in the County of Northumberland and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and under- standing, do make and publish this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills by us at any time heretofore. i' To the Freshman Class our ability to cooperate. To the Sophomore Class our ability to get the teachers off the subject in classes. To the Junior Class our peaceful and agreeable manners to fellow students and teachers. To Mrs. Balcomb the ability of keeping order in her classes. To Mrs. Tressler the ability to train the seniors of 1948, not to eat half of their lunch before the bell. To Mrs. Spotts our ability to sing with chewing gum in our mouths. To Mr. Finn our ability to know where we put things in the office. To Miss Rothermel our ability to make assignments short and sweet. To Miss Kolvick our ability to keep next year's seniors on the subject of History! To Mr. Harris our ability to talk slow and not like a tobacco auctioneer. George Attinger's ability to pest girls to Robert Wendt. Dean Bohner's ability to play basketball to May- nard Michael. Clover Bordner's giggles to Violet Schwalm. Rosie Boyer's boyfriends to Ellen Bressler. Bruce Byerly's quiet and gentle manner to Dick Weller. Arvin Croutharmel's ability and willingness to play act to Albert Leitzel. Jennie Engle's ability to keep a conversation going to Martha Inch. Joann Garret's ofiice management to Colleen Weller. Bob Gair's dry jokes in History Class to Charles Snyder. Mr. Gebhart's ability to discipline F. F. A. boys to Mr. Ernest. i' Leroy Hain's fine tenor voice to John Troutman. Gene Harris's high language and fast talking to Grant Heintzelman. Roxie Leitzel's fondness of square dancing to Nancy Engle. Regina Lenker's popularity with the Herndon boys to Marjorie Lenker. Pauline Michael's early engagement to Shirley E. Adams. Doris Miller's ability to do commercial work to Helen Laudenslager. Esther Phillips' ability to keep her Pussy at home to Annabelle Martz. Marion Romberger's neatness in dressing to Arlene Leitzel. Jean Rothermel's little friend Eugene Wagner to Lucille Troutman. Doris Schlegel's ability to play the piano to Vir- ginia Wynn. Gladys Shaffer's ability of good homemaking to Helen Kratzer. Margery Snyder's cat naps in boring classes to Gladys Snyder. Lee Straub's pleasing personality and wavy hair to Darvin Schlegel. Glenn Troutman's love for lower classmen to Bruce Troutman. Lenore Williams's quietness in public to Joann Miller. Delmor Wirt's ability to do mathematics to Kurvin Batdorf. Fern Witmer's ability to get boyfriends to Mary Bressler. Lucille Witmer's love for Junior boys to Dorothy DeLong. John Dockey the ability to teach pupils to keep the doors clean. , Prophecy ik uk I have been asked by the class of '47 to foretell the future for each of its mem- bers. In order to see the picture more distinctly, I take you to Nutburg, a small town, somewhere in the United States. As We step off our chartered plane we see lovely Lenore Williams, an air hostess for the T. W. A. air lines, come out to greet us. We are taken to The Hotel De La Plaza, where Leroy Hain is the efficient clerk. After we are settled and rested from our tiresome journey we go down to dinner, where Roxie Leitzel and Gladys Shaffer are waitresses. During dinner we see a floor show featuring Doris Miller, singer for the famed Kepner orchestra. The show was very good. Honest! The next morning after a restful night, we start out on our journey again. We go down to the business district of town. We see the law oliices of Regina Lenker. Next door is a garage in which we see Lee Straub working as a mechanic. Down in the next block we see a peachy beauty shoppe, owned by Lucille Witmer. Then we see Troutman's Meat Market, where Marion Romberger is working as a secretary. Next is a large business firm where Fern Witmer is a secretary, and Jean Rothermel is a scientist. Margery Snyder is working for the Westinghouse Cor- poration. I understand George Attinger hasn't chosen any career as yet, but we see him working on various part-time jobs. Glenn Troutman is Sales Manager for the Mi1ler's Store. Hm! What do we smell? That's right. Candy. Bob Gair is tighten- ing the nuts in peanut brittle. We visit the hospital where Jennie Engle is a telepehone operator, Joann Gar- rett is a private secretary, and Doris Schlegel is a nurse. Next we go to the residential section of town, where we see Clover, Esther, and Pauline keeping house for their beloved husbands. Out further in the country, Dean Bohner has a large farm. He has ten hired men working for him. As we move to the other side of town, we see Rosie Boyer working as a riveter for the ship yards. Out on the dock, we see Delmor Wirt putting out in his small fishing boat. Well, well, well, the U. S. S. Snapdragon is docking. What a surprise. Captain Croutharmel and Lieutenants Byerly and Harris are just coming down the gang plank. ' As all the class is together now in one town, I shall leave you. You have seen the future and I hope you will be satisfied with your careers. Any time you need advice, come to: THE WISE OLD OWL, Joann Garrett and Arvin Croutharmel. 15 - .. A Q ' JM71i07'S RST ROW-fD0l0res Parmer, Doris Kimmel, Esther liordner, Elda Paul, Martha Heller, Helen Lauden- slager, Jean Hohner, Sara Jane Long. ICOND ROWfMartha lneh. Ellen Bressler, Resta Lenker. Jean Border. Virginia Wynn. Doris Martz, Marjorie Lenker, Eleanor Troutman. EIIRD ROW fJean Kiehl, Cleo Miller, Howard Troutman. Willard Sehlegel, Russel Weller. Russel Martz, Mrs. Balcomb. DURTH ROW-Robert Leitzel. Elwood Schaffer, John Trmltman, Delroy Broseious. Bruce Troutman, Albert Leitzel, Paul Zerbe. IFTH ROW--Melvin Smeltz. Darvin Sehlegel, Walter Michael, Maynard Michael, Lamar Lung, Clyde Schalfner, Marvin Leitzel. FIRST ROW4Shirley Adams. Annabelle Martz, Joann Miller. Nancy Engle. Lurraine Leitzel, Arlene Leitzel. Dollie Witmer. ' ' - D hson, SECOND ItOW4Mrs. Sp Colleen Weller. utts. Sara llatsha, Marie Zeigler. Violet Schwalm. Betty Lehman. Joan 0 THIRD ROWgDoruthy DeLong, Martin Messner, John Sehaier. Lester Trayer, Delbert Deppen, Robert Wendt, Bruce Witmer, Bryant Troutman. FOURTH ROWefHoward Engle, Steward Leitzel, Kurvin Batdnrf. Neil Adams. Charles Snyder. Harvey Zerbe. Kermit Duttry, Gerald Sputts. ophomore AW ,L 1ur- m-an. in Di 'l u 11 12-:n14l,1r1,71,l 4- l lRS'l' ROWf-llarlxara Martz. Ruby Phillips, Gloria Harris, Corrine Batdorf. Shirlvy Holla-r, lim-ulall Hokv. Doris H1-pm-r. Dorothy Lehman. SECOND ROW'-'Nancy Phillips. Gladys Snyder, Edna liahr, Martha Holln-nhauh. Gloria S1-avhrist. Martha Spotts, Marlvnv Long. lithvl Svhaffnn-r, Arlene Zn-rlw. Joan Zorlw. THIRD ROW--Miss Kolvick, l 1-rfsluvnun .-l1l1:r's1cr: Shirley Adams, Heli-a Kratzur, Flora Sa-auhrist. Paul Ii:-nkor, Bobby Gharrott, Gum- Waxznur. Sherwood Witmvr, Nm-al Sn-haffnvr. Harold Noi-rkm-rg Mr. Harris. l'I1'gl1th Grade .-lrlrfmzr. FOURTH ROWfLor4-tta Wolfo, Cloo Kieffer, Anna Rothermol. Marlene Byorly. Elwood Stroheckur, William Fuhrvr, Hugh liyvrly. Russell Kivtvr, Jimmy Wir-st, Lu' Rombcrpzor. Henry liurkvy. l ll TH ROWfPaul Phillips, Goldie Reburk, Mary llresslur. Geraldine Kimmvl, Phyllis Long, Ernest Drvibolbis. John Za-ids-rs. Clarvnvo Snyder, Grant Hvintzclman. SIXTH ROWffDonald Wilkins, Richard Napp, Cleon Snyder. John Sm-avhrist. Ronald liordur. William llylv, Kermit liingcman, Charlvs Lahr, Charles L1-nkor. .Iamvs Le-itzvl. Eighth and inth Grade QII2 r 'l FIRST ROW -Donald l ullor. Kermit Witrm-r, Josi-ph Hopnvr, Phillip Lahr. Ja-an Parmvr, Lorraine lo Clara W'ynn, Li-una Wynn. lh-i'nirv lmnks-r. Tryllis Zn-rhc, SECOND ROW- Lois Wagner. .Ioan Soarhrist. Shcrwood Svhalfnur, K1-nm-th Me-ssnor, .lark Wicst. M'n vin Long, Kermit liyurly. Plarthi-l W'itm1-r. lmonarcl L1-nkvr, Phillip Hain. THIRD KOVV Mrs. Drown. Llivillv Troulman, Nanry Long. Donald Long, D4-an l'Ioo','vl'. llvlforll Wilma! Kohn-rt Min-liar-l. David Adams. Mr. Adams. l OUR'l'H ROVV-f-Anna l.atsha, Clark liomz, Truman Wilmer. L4-wis llrv,-ssh-r. Fharlus Hvpmw. lliibfll. Svlixw-lllvx'. lfirm-sl llordnor, Russ.-ll Hoko, Naary Carl. Nanry l.L'l1l'i0l'. , ainm- Math-rn. Donx l ll 'l'H ROW' -fllaul llahnn-r, l'aul Svhlvyrul. Ds-llwrl lmnkvr. Rohm-rt H1-pnm-r. lon Z4-rlw, Marvin Shamllv. Vanvv Spotts. llal'lbal'a Hovkn-rl, Dorothy Shallvr, Sixth and Seventh Grade il i Fourth cmd Fifth W-4 Grade ,gl 3 Q ,ar l FIRST ROW--'Donald Landis. Edna Richie. Virginia Heekert. Ellen Heim, Kathryn Stroheeker, Betty Enders. Stewart Witmer. Marlin Hollenbaeh, Howard Witmer. Margaret Stitley, SECOND ROWfiEdna Lahr. Audrey Fuhrer, liarhara Srhaffner. Donna Suhlegel, Lillian Trayer, Patsy Heekert. Howard Hoke. Dean Ss'hrel'i'ler. liulrene Keiter. Carl lienker. THIRD ROW-fI.eah Sehreffler. Ruth Seaehrist, Terry 1,4-nker, Fred Carl. Arlo Lenker, Glen Long. Gene Hepner. Daniel l.ahr. FOURTH ROWfNaney Glare. Pauline Mattern, Dolores Martz, Hazel Trayer, Betty Phillips. Kenneth Deppen. Robert Wiest, Marlin Bordner. l lF'l'H ROW-fRiehard Phillips, George Hohner, Robert Miehael. Kermit Lehman. Russell Sehadel, Haven Sehaffnm r. Huey Long, Rirhard Glare. James Snyder. Richard Spotts. FIRST ROW-fliilly Michael. Rena Wynn, Violet Witmer, Donald Wetzel. Dorothy Hoke. Larry Carl. Arden Adams, Merle Kieffer. Eugene Witmer, Truman Motter. SECOND ROWff'Iic-tty Glace. Robert Duiteh, Billy Lenker, Gerald Bowman, Marion Trayer, Elmer Lahr, Roger Seaehrist, Shirley Hollenbaek. Leona Phillips. Jimmy Finn, Sara Hoke. Wendell Harris, THIRD ROW 'Miss Zeifzler. Joyce Fuller. Joann Long. Byron Martz. Della Lahr. Rita Miehael. Evelyn Phillips. Albert Zerbe. Jean Stitley, Ronald Depnen. Stephen Witmer. Mrs. Lewis. I-'OURTH ROW--Paul Sheesley, Donald Duttry, Betty Hoke. Paul Engle. Derl Sehaffner, lionieta Long, Roger Maurer. Gloria Long, lrvin Napp, Alma Zerhe. David Martz, Dartha Deppen. l ll 'l'H ROW' Roger Wiest. Melvin S1-hreffler, Marlene Weller, Robert DeLong, Evelyn Michael. Esther w Keiter. Rita VVitmer. Gloria Fuller, Heln Zerbe. Noma Sehadel, Truman Spotts. George Parmer. Marvin Lehman. 4 Y F irst, Second and Third Grdde ,wr 4 s WE Bruin Staff Edz'fo1'-in-Cliivf . Assisfanf Editor .,,. . Produrfion Editors L1'fvrm'y Edifors. ..., . BIlSZ'I1PSS Manager .,...,. . Sporfs Editors ..,. ,.... Faculty Adviser . , MARGERY SNYDER ..DoR1s MILLER ,GLENN TROUTMAN ROXIE LEITZEL ,JENNIE ENGLE DEAN BOHNER MARION ROMBERGER , GEORGE ATTINGER GENE HARRIS REGINA LENKER RUTH TRESSLER Photography ..,.,.., . ...,.. ..., . ,. . .. .. JOHN WINGARD COMMITTEES Ad7JCl'f14SZ'71,g Alvin Ciouthaimel Gene Harris Leroy Hain Dean Bohner Jean Rothelmel Marion Romberger Rosie Boyer Fern Witmer Margery Snyder Bruce Byerly Doris Schlegel Glenn Troutman Joann Garrett Regina Lenker Lenore Williams Roxie Leitzel Doris Miller Jennie Engle George Attinger Lee Straub Robert Gair Typing Margery Snyder Regina Lenker Jennie Engle Marion Romberger Doris Miller Fern Witmer Rosie Boyer Joann Garrett Leroy Hain Lucille Witmer CjI'I'l'I!Iflfl'0lL Pauline Michael Clover Bordner Gladys Shaffer Deln1orWirt Esther Phillips 19 F. F. A. FIRST ROW-Bryant Troutman, John Shaffer, Robert and Bruce Byerly. SECOND ROWfDeIber't De-ppen, Steward Leitzul, Lamar Long, Bruce- Troutman, Jnhn Tx-outman Daxwxn THIRD ROW-K FOURTH ROW-'Lester Tray Zerbe. and George Attinger. President. . Vice President ....... Reportei 1,.,... .,..,..,. Sentinel ...,.. Advise: ',.,,... Leitzel, Dean Bohner, Lee Straub, Gerald Spotts Schlegel. and Mr. Gcbhart. ermit Duttry, Melvin Smeltz, Delroy Brosciuus, Albert Ls-itzel, Clyde Scha5ner. Bob Galr and Elwood Shadfer. er. Glenn Tmutman, Arvin Croutharmel, Marvin Leitzel. Gene Harris Harvey OFFICERS FOR 1946-47 DEAN BOHNER GENE HARRIS ,...LEE STRAUB Secretary ..,...,. ...,...., , . .,..,...,.,.,. .........,.... . . Treafsurer of S-U-N Chaipter, ,.,. MARVIN CROUTHARMEL THE COLORS National Blue and Corn Gold MOTTO Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve 20 ROBERT GAIR BRUCE BYERLY MR. GEBHART FXRST ROW-Miss Rothermol. .4rlrr'scr: Loretta Wolfe, Arlene Leitzel, Roxio Leitzel. Marlene Byerly Cleo Kieffer. Resta Lenker. SECOND ROWgFlora Soachrist. Helen Kratzer, Geraldine Kimmel Marjorie Lcnkcr F'thcl Bold , . is f' ' ner. Virginia Wynn, Jean Border. THIRD ROW-Dollie Witmer, Betty Lehman, Anna Rothermel, Jean Hohner. Doris, Martz, Sarajanu Long. FOURTH ROW+Shil'ley Adams. Gladys Snyder, Dolores Parmer, Jean Kiehl, Violet Schwalm. The Future Homemakers of America is a state and national organization of pupils studying homemaking in Junior and Senior high schools. The name of our local chapter in Lower Mahanoy Township School is the Teen Agers Chapter which con- sists of members from 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. The F. H. A. offers opportunities for further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Through these activities students develop leadership and intelligent participation which is needed in a demo- clratic society. The girls not only learn proper rules in parliamentary procedures but t 1 d . . . . . . ey a so evelop social qualities, by attending meetings of varled programs. i The motto of the F. H. A. is Toward New Horizons . With this goal in mind, the organization brings together groups inte1'ested in working' toward better homes and family living. President, ..,,..,.,. . Vice Presidmzf.. Secrcfary ,..,.,..... Treasurer .......,... Parl'imnenta,rian ...... Historian, .,.,....,., News Reporter. Song Leader .... . Adviser ..,...,, . FLOWER American Beauty Red Rose OFFICERS . Roxu: LEITZEL .ARLENE LEITZEL ARLENE BINGAMEN ..,.,..MARL1-:NE BYERLY 21 .,....JENN11-: Kam-:R RESTA LENKER ..,......,CLEO KIEFFER .HHLORETTA WOLFE ..MISS ROTHERMEL Student ouncil l'. FIRST R0W4Ruby Phillips. Annabelle Martz, Jean Hohner, Cleo Kie-He SECOND ROW-David Adams, Mr. Finn, Advisory Dean Hohner. Glee Club S d Marlene Bverly A lone Leitzel, Doris Miner, FIRST ROW-Marie Zeigler. Fern Witmer, Margery ny er, - , , r Cleo Kieffer, Esther Bordner. SECOND ROW-Sara Latsha, Jennie Engl:-. Doris Schlegel, Lucille Witmer, Virginia Wynn. Jean Border Mrs. Spotts. L -tta Wolfe. Resta Lenker. Jean Bohner. Doris Martz, THIRD ROVIl4.Ioan Dobson. Martha Heller, orc Sara Jane Long. FOURTH ROW!-Roxie Leitzel. Clover Bordner. Dolores Parmer, Jean Kiehl. Violet Schwalm, Esther Phillips, Joann Garrett, Regina Lenker. Elda Paul. FIFTH ROW'Pauline Michael, Gladys Shaffer, Dorothy DeLong, Helen Laudenslager, Shirley Adams, Annabelle Martz. Joann Miller, Nancy Engle. 22 Dancing Club 0 FIRST ROW-Gloria Harris, Barbara Martz, Shirley Adams. Ruby Phillips. Doris Schlegel, Jennie Engle, Fern Witmer. Nancy Phillips. SECOND ROW-Ilirectrcss, Miss Kolvick: Annabelle Martz. Martha Heller, Marie Zcigler. Sara Latsha. Lucille Witmer, Doris Miller, Elda Paul, Joan Rothermol. THIRD ROWiJoan Dobson, Joann Miller, Nancy Engle, Colleen Weller. Eleanor Troutman. Cleo Miller. Joann Garrett. Regina Lenker. FOURTH ROWfDoris Kimmel, Marion Romberger, Esther Phillips. Rosie Boyer, Larrainc- Ln-itzcl. Helen Laudcnslaxzer, Lenore Williams. Leo Romberger. FIFTH ROW-Ronald liorder. Russ:-ll Martz. Maynard Michael. Russell Weller. Paul Zerbe. Willard Schlvgel. Donald Wilkins. John Sr-achrist. James Lcitzel, Iiilly Fuhrer. OFFICERS Prwsiflf-nf .. . ,.RUss1:L MARTZ Vice I,7'US1'fIC'77f ,... . . , NANCY ENGLE Sew-vfrii-y ,.DoR1s MILLER Trmsurvr ,..i. , ..,. .... ,,..,,.. ....,,.,...,...,,..,,..,, , . . RUSSELL VVELLER Director-Miss Elizabeth T. Kolvick The main interest in the Dancing Club is to learn to dance. Every two weeks on a Friday afternoon forty-nine pupils stream over to the gymnasium humming fami- liar songs as To Each His Own or Give Me Five Minutes More , and eager to get their feet moving to the rhythmic music pouring from a portable phonograph. Each member contributes his share by paying monthly dues, the money being used to purchase new records. This being the first year for the organization, we are all eager to make it a success so that it may be continued in the future. The group is already planning social gatherings, the main event being a Spring Formal. 23 Junior Class Play ir 'lr SILAS SMIDGE FROM TURNIP RIDGE ' by JAY TOBIAS ' Presented by THE CLASS OF LOWER MAHANOY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Directed by MRS. GLADYS NACE April 25, 1946 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Cast of Characters Neurasthenia Twiggs ....,,.........e...,.....,......,.............,.,......,..,.... Rosie Boyer Miss Simplicity McPheeters ....e ,...,...,.........., J ennie Engle Oswald Gorlick ,,..,....,.,.......,..,. .,......, A rvin Crouthermal Judy ,,,..............................,.,.., .,......,...... R oxie Leitzel Florence McPheeters ,.... ....,... R egina Lenker Thaddeus McPheeters .,.. ,,......... D ean Bohner Ralph Thornhill .......,. ..,.......,.... B ruce Byerly Enid Thornhill .,..... ......... L enore Williams Leola Pixley .....,,., .,...,..,... D oris Miller Ben Bruce ....,..,... ,.,.,,....,,. R obert Gair Silas Smidge ,....e.,,..,.,., ......... G lenn Troutman Wayne Kendall .,........,.,.. ....,.....,, L eon Hooper Miss Muriel Armitage ..............................,.., .,......,. J oann Garrett Synopsis Silas Smidge, once a poor boy, returns after thirty years to give the home town a surprise and a treat. His entry is a sensation, for he comes by airplane and drops in via parachute, but miscalculates slightly, landing on the cowshed of Deacon McPheeters, the stingiest man in town, with disaster to the flimsy structure and the skinny bovine occupant. All this happens offstage, but is sufficiently brought out in dialogue and action to lend effect to the chief character and give a rapid send-off to a play which has everything that the best rural dramas ever had or should have. No sooner do they bring Silas back from the debris of the cow residence, than begins the unfoldment of a plot of comedy, romance, heart interest, and strong dramatic situations. Silas is one of those country boys who has gone to the city and made good. Indeed not? He arrives from Tur- nip Ridge, County Clay in Iowayg is rural to the core and redolent of the soil, but is as foxy and resourceful as can be, but a lovable character. An appealing spinster, sympathetic and opposed to gossip, is balanced by an- other of the opposing type. 24 Senior Class Play LIFE BEGINS AT SIXTEENH by HILDA MANNING Presented by THE CLASS OF LOWER MAHANOY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Directed by MRS. GLADYS NACE Tuesday, January 7, 1947 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Cast of Characters Frannie ........,,. ,........,...,..,.........,...................,,............... D oris Miller Paul ................,... .....,.. A rvin Croutharmel Mrs. Hollis ..,..,., ............, R egina Lenker Mr. Hollis ...,.... ...,.... D ean Bohner Marjorie ...,............. ,.....,..,.. R oxie Leitzel Snookie ....,...,......,...., .,....,. L ucille Witmer Crandall Smythe ......... ,.....,.., G lenn Troutman Hilda ..,.......,............... .......... J oann Garrett Daisie ..,..........,.,. .....,..,.,.... J ennie Engle Fattie ..,.....,.,.......,.. ...,..... G eorge Attinger George Gordon .......,. ..,,....4...,. G ene Harris Theo ...,...,..,...,....,.... ..............., R obert Gair Elsie Taggart ....,.,... ..,......,... M argery Snyder Boots ...................... .,.,..... M arion Romberger Pidgie ....,....,.,..... ....,....,.......,.....,,. ..,,.,...., E s ther Phillips Synopsis After Mrs. Hollis won a soap-naming contest and received a trip to Havana as her prize, action happens aplenty. Paul and Frannie Hollis, a pair of pranksters, call in the assistance of the Secret Seven, an organ- ization composed of their friends, who plan to revolutionize the work- ings of Mr. Hollis' shoe store. Their plan involves having live models exhibit the shoes and obtaining a good orchestra for the affair. The sale itself was not a success, but a business man, impressed by these wide- awake youngsters, offers to buy the store and save the day, just as Mr. and Mrs. Hollis return from Havana. 25 Band Clarinets Long, Rolan Martz, Barbara Phillips, Nancy Snyder, Clarence Zerbe, Donald Trombones Bohner, Paul Byerly, Hugh Napp, Richard Schlegel, Paul Shaffer, Donald Spotts, Vance Cornets Hepner, Joseph Snyder, Cleon Band Directrress-Elizabeth T. Kolvick Saxophones Fuhrer, William Latsha, Anna Phillips, Ruby Alto Hoover, Dean Williams, Clarence Drums Hepner, Robert Long, Donald Spotts, Richard 26' Trumpets Noecher, Harold Wiest, Jack Witmer, Belford Bass Baritone Heintzelman, Grant Lahr, Charles Lenker, Charles Spotts, Gerald Cymbals Lone, Clark E-MWHLETICS w w 1 ,J W, , , ww- ww ww www w, ,H,,v1,uW ,,:wwwwmN,mmwnnvuvm1wnwmmmwww1mmmwuu4ww,114nwwmnwunm1wm1nu1nrnwnuwmmmwwummwwrwmmnmwmmmw:wmnnmWwmmww,- nm,,1wHzmwnw1wmmqwmmvwwmunnmmw 1:,.m,wmumwmnmmwmummm,11:,wwwqnnwm',mwmw,ww:wwuww' XXxuwmwwuwuuwwmwwwXwwuw-w,'www www,wwn,,,. Q . Soccer FIRST R0w+MHl'X'lH Leitzel, G1-nv Harris, De-an Hohner. Arvin Croutharmel. Glenn Troutman. SECOND ROWiJohr1 S1-achrist. Charles Snyder. Harvey Ze-rbe. Rob:-rt Gair, G1-orgv Attinzor, Mr. Finn, Courh. 'IHIRD ROW-fl'aul Z1-Vlw. Lamar Long. Russell W'1-llvr, Kurvin llatdnrf. Gerald Spotts, Kermit Duttry. SCHEDULE GF SEASON Opponents Seore--Oppoinmzfs L. M. T. Place Leek Kill ...... ................... 1 .............. ...... 6 ....... ........ A vs ' ay Leek Kill ...... ....... 1 ...... ...... 7 ....... ........ H 0 m e Herndon ....... 0 ......... ...... 3 ....... ........ A W ay Herndon ....... 0 ......... ...... 3 ....... ....... H o me Hegins ...... ....... 0 ...... ........ 2 ....... ....... A x x 'ay Hegfins .................... ....... 0 ...... ........ 2 ....... ....... H o m e Hubley Township ..... ....... 1 ...... ....... . 0 ....... ....... A vs 'ay Hubley Township ..... ....... 0 ................................ 2 ....... ....... H c mme PLAY OFFS Turbotville ...... ....... 1 .........,...........,..... . .3 ....... .......... D almatia Elysburg ......... ....... O ...... ...... 1 ....... ...... L e x visburg Cunningham .......................... 1938-County Champions 1939-County, Conference and State Champions 1940-County Champions 1941-County Champions 1942 1943 1944- 1945 1946- Q7 Bloomsburg KNO Leaguej Team Unflefeated fNo Leaguej Team Undefeatecl County Champions County Champions County Champions lirls Basketball 1 FIRST ROWf-Doris Kimmel. Marion Rumbcrgvr, Regina Lonkvr, Roxio Lcitzel, Marjorie Lenker, Doris Miller, Miss Rothermel. SECOND ROWfSara Jam' Long, Doris Martz, Eleanor Trnutman, Lorraine Le-itzcl. Arlene Leitzel, Juan Hohner. Boy Basketball FIRST ROW- fMm'vin L1-itzol, Gene Harris, Dean Bohnur, Arvin Crnutharmel, Glenn Troutman. UND ROW ldmal lung Paul Zerhe Harvey Zerbc, Gerald Spotts, Steward lim-itzvl. SEC g A' ' ' J . 1 , ' - -' ' ' -I ' li' H liyvrly, Kurvin lintdurf, George Attingur. 'l HIRU ROW ffliusr-vll Wlllln, Ml. lxnn, four 1, xuu 28 Dafv Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Basketball Scores for 1946-47 'k i' GIRLS BOYS -Sz'orvs- -Sr'oresQ Oppo11r'11ls Opponenfs L. M. T. Dah' Opponerlfs Opponenls L. M. T -Millersburg ,. . .. . . H46 26 A Dec. -Millersburg .. ,.... ..24 22 -Tower City ., .. .. ,,,., 26 48 H Dec. -Towel' City . . . 44 54 -Elizabethville ..,,. .. .33 66 A Dec. -Elizabethville ........,.,.,. 10 22 8-Berrysburg .....,., ., .22 45 H Jan. 8-Berrysburg .,... . ..,.,.. 20 54 10-Wiconisco .. , H15 31 H Jan. 10-Wiconisco ,... . ...30 46 17-Porter Twp. , ,.., . U25 50 A Jan.17-Porter Twp. .. ,..., ......30 33 Lykens ..,. . .,.., 30 29 A Jan. Lykens ,.,..,, .,.,. . . . H20 17 Williamstown . 24 25 H Jan. Williamstown . ..,. 30 40 Millersburg . 44 51 H Jan. Millersburg ..,. ,.., . H39 35 Tower City . .. 33 38 A Jan. Tower City . .52 36 -Elizabethville . 34 51 H Feb. 4-Elizabethville ,.,.., .... , .29 26 11-Wiconisco ,..,. . . ., ..24 35 A Feb. 11-Wiconisco ....... ..... . 35 40 -Porter Twp. ,..... ..., 2 6 44 H Feb. -Porter Twp. ...... ..,.4O 34 25-Williamstown .... , 42 26 A Feb. 25-Williamstown .. . 44 34 -Berrysburg . , 12 42 A Feb. -Berrysburg .. , . 16 41 28-Lykens ,..... .. .. .... 22 25 H Feb. -Lykens .... .. ...42 34 ir ir Cheer Leaders FIRST ROW-Nancy Engle, Virginia Wynn. Marie Zeigler. SECOND ROWwRuby Phillips, liarbaru Martz. Gloria Harris, Nancy Phillips. THIRD ROW--Cm'rinv Batflorf. 29 Christmas Party In accordance with our L. M. T. tradition we had a Christmas party on December 23. However the committee thought it would be much better to have it in the evening. The auditorium was lavishly decorated with green and red which was draped about the windows, doors, and overhead. Pine boughs banked the stage and a huge tree was placed on the main floor. And of course, there was mistletoe. We played games and the stage was nicely decorated for dancing. Later in the evening we exchanged gifts. The gifts were hidden in the bleachers with our names on a string extended out from each little hiding place. After each one received their gifts, refreshments were served by the faculty. To close an evening of enjoyment we turned off all the lights ex- cept those on the tree and sang Christmas carols. Doris Miller and Fern Witmer sang a duet O Little Town of Bethlehem and Miss Kolvick sang a solo In Old Judea. After we sang all the carols we knew, we went home full of the Christmas spirit. The following day we placed everything in order for the Junior High School party which was held Tuesday afternoon. The same tradi- tion was followed and everyone had a happy time and received beautiful gifts. it 'lr School F air One of the interesting and educational events of the year was the School Fair held October 18, 19, 20, 1946. On Thursday morning from 9:00 to 12:00 a. m. more than 1086 exhibits were brought in by the students and residents of the community. On Thursday evening the exhibits were judged. The first, second, and third premiums receiving cash prizes. On Friday afternoon at 2 230 a soccer game was played with Hegins in which Hegins was defeated 2-0. On Friday evening a program was given by the High School from 8 to 10 o'clock. On Saturday night the program was also given by the high school group. ,At 9:00 the exhibits were removed. ,f 4 30 E , ' 551 s Q L Y., mf-X 5 .. 15115 we aug fi! V WWw,,,,.,..-W ,W-- ' 31 -new Q, , X 'W' M A EL,-, fy ' vw K ,nj 2 6' 4 ..,,, gb yW?Qy H., W- ff, ,A , , . f, , , KI? ' ' . . V . 1' 1: ' s 'fl ' Q.. 1' 'x . . i M -1 4 N4 w S 4 ' M, +wa,.aQ 3 x W .15 ,A j. . 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How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning- George Attinger Three Blind Mice-Glenn, Dean, and Arvin I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover - Clover Bordner Put That Ring On My Finger-Pauline Michael How Cute Can You Be--Seniors taking their pic- tures We Know A Little Bit About A Lot Of Things- Seniors! Sleepy Time Gal-Margery Snyder Rosie The Riveter--Rosie Boyer Blue Skies-Skies over L. M. T. The Things We Did Last Summer - Sophomore weiner roast Without You-Esther Phillips Scatterbrain-Lucille Witmer Gotta Be This or That-Bob Gair My Gal Sal-Joann Garrett ir You Know Always-Miss Rothermel South America Take It Away-Home Work My Feet's Too Big-Whomever it concerns The Lost Chord-Leon Hooper Is You Is or Is You Ain't - Gonna get your diploma? Rumors Are Flying-Glenn Troutman Coax Me A Little Bit-Senior Boys! To Each His Own-Fern Witmer Sweet Lorraine-Gene Harris Scrapple O de le de a-Regina Lenker Jeanie With The Light Brown' Hair-Jean Roth- ermel Danny Boy-Gladys Shaffer Over the Waves-Lee Straub I Love You For Sentimental Reasons - Roxie Leitzel Rubber Dolly-Delmor Wirt Three Little Girls In Blue--Leroy Hain The Butcher Boy-Bruce Byerly So's I Can Write My Name--Miss Kolvick Do, re mi fa, sol, la, ti, do-Mrs. Spotts How Are You Gonna Keep Him Down On The Farm?-Arvin Croutharmel O Me O My!-Mrs. Balcomb Sweet Fern--Dean Bohner The Trolley Song--Mrs. Tressler falways going! U if Them By Their ..... Corny jokes ......, ..,...,.,............. B ob Gair Loafing ,.,..,.,.... ,....... G eorge Attinger Shyness ..,,.....,. .......,. L enore Williams Waves .........,..,.,.. .,..,.,....,.,. L ee Straub Cuteness ..... ,.,. ........... F e rn Witmer Fast talking ,.,.....,. ,......,, G ene Harris Good acting ....... .....,.,....,... R osie Boyer Popularity .,.,,..,...,. ..,.... R oxie Leitzel Friendliness .....,. .,,..... J ean Rothermel Cowboying .....,,...,..... ...,.,. B ruce Byerly Walk ...,......,..,.., ....... M arion Romberger Self-consciousness ....,.. ...,.... D oris Schlegel Blonde hair .....,. ............, D oris Miller Steadiness .,.,.......,..........,.,.,..,..,.....,,..,... Esther Phillips Giggles .............,...,.... ,...... M rs. Tressler Pleasing personality White teeth ...,............. ...,.,... R egina Lenker Gladys Schaffer Sz Clover Bordner Good sportsmanship .,.... ,.,......... G lenn Troutman Early engagement ,.,..............,........... Pauline Michael Laugh .,....,.,.....,.,............ ....... A rvin Croutharmel Flashy bow ties ...,..,,...,.. .,.....,.,........ M r. Finn Teasing girls ........... ................,........... D ean Bohner Easy going manner .................. ......... M iss Kolvick Nice personality .,...,.......,..,.........,.,.., Margery Snyder Strictness ....,.........,.,.,......,.,,......,.......... 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'....,Ew'mg.?ggQ 3554 ...Jokes... ir At a recent shipyard launching, the women who was to christen the boat was quite nervous. Do you have any questions, lady? asked Maynard, the manager, just before the ceremony. Yes, replied Helen L. how hard do I have to hit it, to knock it into the water? El Mrs. Nace finspecting friend's housejz Gracious! why do you have such a high bed for your husband? Mrs. Tressler: So that I can hear him if he falls out. -You have no idea what heavy sleepers we are! E Arvin, a hotel client fphoning down from roomj : Is this the night clerk? Gene, clerk fin bad humorjz Well, what's biting you? Arvin: That's what I'd like to know. El Barber: Your hair needs cutting badly, sir. Bob G.: I don't agree with you. It needs cutting nicely this time. You cut it badly the last time I was here. My worst sin, sighed Lucille, is vanity. That's not vanity, replied Delmor. That's El I spend hours every day admiring beauty. imagination I IE ll How did you lose your job at the dress shop, Gladys? Just because of something I said. After I had tried twenty dresses on a woman, she said, 'I think I'd look nicer in something more flowing,' so I asked her why she didn't jump in the river. El First turkey on way to market: This is the first time I have been to the city. Second gobbler: You'll be all right if you don't lose your head. B:-l Captain: If the boat foundered whom would you save first, the children or me? Gene H. fready witted gobl : Me. Regina: Did Rollo get in any trouble while I was away? Rosie: Nothing except he swallowed a bug, but I gave him some insect powder right away, so there's nothing to worry about. IE Miss Rothermel: I wonder if you would be so kind as to weigh this package for me? Butcher: Why certainly. It weighs exactly three and one-fourth pounds. Miss Rothermel: Thank you. It contains the bones you sent me in that four-pound roast yesterday. El Harvey Z.: Father, you are a lucky man. Father: How is that? Harvey: You won't have to buy me any school books this year. I have been left in the same class. ir Glenn: The skunk is a very useful animal. We get fur from him. Arvin: I'll say we do. We get as fur from him as possible. E Gracious Doris, why were you trying to feed the cat with bird seed? I told you to feed the canary. Well, that's where the canary is, mother. El Marion: Does the moon influence the tide? Earl: I wouldn't know, honey: but it sure influences the untide. E! Father: Rosie, that young man of yours stays too late when he calls. Hasn't your mother said something to you about it? Rosie: Mother says men haven't changed a bit yet. E1 Mrs. Balcomb: Make a sentence from a gerundf' Glenn T.: I gerund the Butter-Milk. EI Miss Rothermel: How do you prepare 1eeks? Dolores P.: Punch a hole in them. IE Mr. Finn: What's a pedestrian? Dick Weller: He's a person who is still wait- ing for his new car to beg-H delivered. It was the second week of their engagement and they sat before the cozy fire planning their future life and dreaming of their happiness. He was holding her left hand and twisting the gorge- ous diamond ring with which they had plighted their troth. As he was admiring the gleaming, fiery gem, he asked: Tell me, Pauline, has anyone remarked about your engagement ring? Have your friends ad- mired it? Why yes, Clarence dear, she answered, Two of them not only admired it, but recognized it. El A Swede walked into a saloon and asked for a drink of squirrel whiskey. The bartender said: I haven't any squirrel whiskey, but I have some Old Crow. The Swede said: I don't want to fly, I yus want to yump round a ligtlelv One day we were surprised to hear Miss Kol- vick singing to the tune of My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean. My breakfast lies over the ocean, My dinner lies over the sea, My tummy lies in such commotion, Don't mention my silpper to me. Jimmy Finn, age six, was in the street. A neighbor knew that his mother was expecting guests. Jimmy, has your company come? asked the neighbor. No, not yet, I guess, was his reply. 'Tm still dirty. ADVERTISEMENTS 3 1 u ,, 1 ,ww yu- ww,'wmwwnwww-ww, ,wa www, ,wwwwu,ww,wwwv'u,wu:wwwuwuwnnuwmu,ummmw1u,vww1ww1WmmmumnmmmwInMmn-wmmmm1nmnu1nmnuMwwmmmwwummwwmzz:mm,mm mmuww:w,u ,uuwuwww w,,:wunu,mnm,mmuw1mww:u mmm ,wwwnmvwuwwuwnwmwmumw mw,wmn'nuwnm:wwwMw M ,Wwwzwwu ww nmmmwwumuwwm ww,w4,,,1111wMnmwwwwwnmn:1:mw,ww, ,w,,wn,,wuuuuw !'-, H1 wx, www HARRY F. BROSIOUS ir ir GROOERIES - DRY GOODS - NOTIONS - HARDWARE PAINT - FLOOR OOVERINGS - ETC. HOOVER SWEEPERS STAR BRAND SHOES Full Line of Star Brand Shqes -for.. Men, Wogmen and Children DALMATIA, - - PENNSYLVANIA ,-- 37 LEON E. BURRELL i' 'A' GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GROCERIES AND NOTIONS HARDWARE, ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES Dealer for KELVINATOR ELECTRIC RANGE KELVINATCR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR DUCHESS GAS AND ELECTRIC WASHERS JAMES POULTRY EQUIPMENT Telephone: Mandata 194 DALMATIA, ---- PENNSYLVANIA 38 Compliments of THE HERNDON NEWS HERNDON, PENNA. Compliments of O. H. MALICK, M.D. HERNDON, PENNA. O EDWIN W. HARRIS CONTRACTOR and BUILDER IHCKORY'CORNERS,PENNA. PERCIE M. ZEIDERS PAINTING and REPAIR Phone: Mandata 204-F HICKORY CORNERS, PENNA Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MILLERSBURG, PENNA. STEEVER'S DRUG STORE ELIZABETHVILLE, PENNA. BUFFINGTON SHOE SHOP 33 S. Market Street ELIZABETHVILLE, PENNA. LEON BUFFINGTON MONUMENTS PILLOW, PENNA. Compliments of H. C. GARRETT THE ORIGINAL AUTOMATIC Authorized Dealer GUARANTEED REPAIRS Telephone: Mandata 83-B DALMATIA, - - PENNSYLVANIA AUTHORIZED DEALER KAISER C A R S FRAZER OSCAR H. 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Compliments of SCHEIB'S SERVICE BETTER FRUITS AND PRODUCE ROMBERGER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE FURNITURE MAJESTIC AND COLUMBIA RANGES - HEATERS G. E. REFRIGERATORS - RADIOS - WASHERS RANGES - SINKS -- AND ALL KINDS OF FURNACES T 1 ph ' 132 B KLINGERSTOWN, - - PENNSYLVANIA 44 1894 53rd 'Year 1947 BEN HUR LIFE Every Policy is a Key to our Home and Old Age Security PALMER W. A. DEPPEN District Representative Farmers State Bank Building DALMATIA, ------- PENNSYLVANIA RGBERT J. SPOTTS FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS, ETC. T 1 phone: Mandata 202 DALMATIA, - - PENNSYLVANIA .45 LEARN TO FLY ...at-. E BRESSLER'S AIR SERVICE GRATZ AIRPORT, Government Approved Flight School Stadent Instruction - -Airplane Rentals Charter Service - Passenger Rides GRATZ, PA. EDWIN I. 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GARAGE ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS - ALL CROP HARVESTERS Telephone: Mandata 422 HERNDON, R. D. 1, PENNSYLVANIA 48. Central Pennsylvania Business College 323 Market Street HARRISBURG, - - PENNSYLVANIA SUMMER TERM BEGINS IN JUNE Where Better Training Is A Distinctio Phillips' Poultry and Egg Merchant ROY C. PHILLIPS, Proprietor HICKORY CORNERS, - - PENNSYLVANIA 4.9 Compliments of ALVA M. ZERBE PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE LIFE - FIRE - CASUALTY DALMATIA, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA OUR BEST WISI-IES -..f0y'.. CLASS OF '47 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Romberger 50 KLINGERSTOWN MOTORS SALES SERVICES T 1 ph 122 A KLINGERSTOWN, - - PENNSYLVANIA TROUTMAN BROTHERS SALES AND SERVICE JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT DE LAVAL MILKERS AND SEPARATORS T 1 ph M d 1 122 B KLINGERSTOWN, - - PENNSYLVANIA 51 Pillow Poultry Farm and Hatchery F. A. PHILLIPS Sz SONS POULTRY SUPPLIES High Quality White Leghorn Baby Chicks a Specialty Telephone' M data 334-F DALMATIA, - - PENNSYLVANIA SCHAFFER'S GARAGE T 1 ph 101 MILLERSBURG, - - PENNSYLVANIA 52 IOHN H. ZERBE GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING ALL MODERN EQUIPMENT Telephone 403-W PILLOW, - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone: Mandata 112 KLINGERSTOWN, - - PENNSYLVANIA Reliable Since 1.900 Millersburg Hardware Company Wholesale and Retail MILLERSBURG, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA 53 The Finer Work for the People Who Care KEHRES CLEANERS AND DYERS Telephone 9-R-14 VALLEY VIEW, - - - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of MILLER BRGS. DAIRY . . . To Cut Advertisers . . . if if We, the Seniors of Loiver Mahanoy Township High School, Class of 1947, wish to express our sincere thanks to all our aclver- tisers ioho by their support have helped make this volume of THE BRUIN possible. We feel that they deserve your patronage and we recom- mend their services to yon. 54 Compliments of HILLSIDE BEAUTY SHOPPE Telephone: Mandata 404 PILLOW, ------ - PENNSYLVANIA LARK'S HOTEL LIQUOR BEER WINES PLATTERS LIGHT LUNCH REFRESHMENTS KLINGERSTOWN, ---- - PENNSYLVANIA If You Need a Refrigerator, Deep Freezer, Stove, Radio, Guns, or Feed of All Kinds, Hardware, Cement, Shingles, etc .... SEE US KLINGERSTOWN MILL Telephone 123-M Mill Street, ------ KLINGERSTOWN, PA. PHILLIPS BROTHERS FORD - GENERAL ELECTRIC HERNDON, - ---- PENNSYLVANIA 55 Forman's Home Furnishings MAYARS FORMAN, Proprietor FURNITURE FLOOR OOVERINGS OF DISTINCTION LYKENS, -------- PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of JOHN R. GILBERT GENERAL STORE SACRAMENTO, ------- PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of Iohnson's jewelry and Gift Shops 253 Center Street, ----- Millersburg, Pa.-Phone 71 40 West Main Street, - - Bloomsburg, Pa.-Phone 16 R. O. NOVINGER Sv. 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Compliments of DALMATIA THROWING COMPANY Commission Throwsters DALMATIA, RENNA. JOHN SPOTTS HOTEL MANDATA, PENNA. Compliments of 1, RUHL'S BAKERY RUSSELL'S STORE ROBERT F. RUSSELL R MANDATA, PENNA. MANDATA MILLS FLOUR and FEED Custom Grinding HERNDON, PENNA. Telephone 354-A We Del e SAMUEL WOLFE Sz SONS FRESH and SMOKED MEATS HERNDON, PENNA. 'L GRANT C. TRESSLER Electrical Contractor and Dealer 269 Center Street Phone 60 MILLERSBURG, PENNA. Best Wishes CLASS OF '47 FRANK BROS. Home and Auto Supply Store MILLERSBURG, PENNA. WALBORN'S SHOE SHOP COMPLETE sHoE REPAIR AND REBUILDING SERVICE PROMPT SERVICE EXPERT WORKMANSHIP QUALITY MATERIALS Walnut Street MILLERSBURG, PENNA. EARL SUPPLY CO. 306 Market Street MILLERSBURG, PENNA. Compliments of A. W. TROUTMAN COMPANY MILLERSBURG, PENNA. MILLERSBURG MEAT MARKET GROCERIES MILLERSBURG, PENNA. KELLY'S FURNITURE STORE 349 Center Street MILLERSBURG, PENNA. HOTEL GERNERT Open Under New Management MILLERSBURG, PENNA. John N. 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ALUMNI FOR TEN YEARS . 1937 Adams, Robert Beinlick, Margaret Byerly, Lee Carl, James Dangler, Paul Emerick, June Lahr, Miriam Phillips, Margaret Phillips, Viola Shipman, Lena Snyder, George Witmer, Kermit Zeigler, Dorothy 1 938 Adams, Anna Adams, Merle Bingamen, Leah Bordner, Paul Brown, Bruce Dobson, Nellie Engle, Mary Hornberger, Lee Heller, Irvi n Lahr, Marcella Lahr, Dorothy Miller, Ellamae Michael, Mark Messner, Martha Martz, Sterling Martz, Helen Lisi, Elizabeth Lenker, Myra Phillips, Mary 'A' 'lr 1939 Adams, Merle Boyer, Violet Byerly, Merle Dreibelbis, Stena Duttry, Frances Harris, Cardella Heim, David Kreitzer, Mae Lenker, Anna Martz, Mary Miller, Frances Schaeffer, Irene Schlegel, Charlotte Showers, William Strayer, Anna 1 940 Adams, John Batdorf, Hilda Broscious, Francis Carl, George Cleaver, George Deppen, Wilfred Dockey, Helen Garrett, E. Jane Heckert, John Johnson, Franklin Lehman, Marjorie Lenker, Mae Messner, Raymond Bomberger, Roland Schlegel, Owen Schlegel, Leah Wert, Irene Witmer, Haven Witmer, Margaret W itmer, Leah Yocum, Susie Zeigler, N eeda 1941 Adams, Helen Adams, Selma Bohner, Arabella Bohner, Stanley Brown, Erla Burkey, Clarence Croutharmel, Joanna Deppen, Mae Dobson, Rosa Dreibelbis, Hazel Dubendorf, Betty Duttry, Dorothy Erdman, Blair Heller, Naomi Hepner, Amy Keihl, Shirley Kratzer, Ralph Kratzer, Robert Lahr, Stanley Lehman, Thelma Lenker, Rema Leitzel, Gladys Long, Betty Martz, Nelson Michael, Earl Michael, Leah Phillips, Marion Romberger, Garvin Schlegel, Lena Seaman, Leah Sheetz, Irvin Shipman, Edith Shoop, Edwin Troutman, Grace Wert, Pauline Zerbe, Betty Zerbe, Velma 67 OO . ALUMNI FUR TEN YEARS 1942 Adams, Loressa Baumert, George Byerly, Clyde Byerly, Winifred Croutharmel, William Deppen, Dean Deppen, Pearl Deppen, Richard 5 Deppen, Russell Engle, Gladys Engle, Martin Fenstermacher, Shirley Grimm, Lee Harris, Clark Heckert, Robert Keen, Erma Lahr, Miriam Long, Eugene Messner, Velma Michael, Dean Miller, Forrest Phillips, Fred Phillips, Julius Russell, Charles Schlegel, Neil Schroyer, Henry Shipman, Grace White, Clarence Wilkinson, Robert Witmer, Elsie Wolfe, Gladys 1 943 Bohner, Ralph Bohner, William Bordner, Grace f Dangler, Marion Dangler, Myron Deiter, Allan Deppen, Myrle Dreibelbis, Franklin 'ki' Deibelbis, Raymond Engle, Hilda Fuhrer, Robert Garrett, Mary Hoffman, Annabelle Hoffman, Paul Kratzer, Ray Leitzel, Ruby Long, Marion Martz, Kenneth Martz, Martina Martz, William Phillips, Jean Piefer, Ned Romberger, John Schlegel, Alfred Shadel, Miriam Snyder, James Strayer, Florine Wert, Grace Witmer, Dean 1944 Adams, Albert Broscious, Franklin Carl, Ralph Deppen, Paul Dockey, Dean Fenstermacher, Gilbert Keen, Miana Kiehl, Frederick Lahr, June Lahr, Kermit Lenker, Doyle Messner, Pearl Michael, Elsie Ossman, Jean Phillips, Charles Phillips, George Schlegel, Kenneth Showers, Frances Troutman, Betty 1945 Adams, Paul Boyer, Kenneth Deppen, Lorraine Dreibelbis, Gladys Harris, Ruby Kiehl, Bruce Lahr, Hilda Leitzel, Lester Martz, Florence Seachrist, Germaine Shadel, Mildred Shipmin, Charles Snyder, Donald Snyder, Marie Strohecker, Dorothy Troutman, Earl Wert, Ralph Witmer, Arlie Zerbe, Paul 1 946 Bahner, Lila Baum, Phyllis Carl, Dean Dangler, Faye Deppen, Anna Kimmel, Blanche Lahr, Shirley Leitzel, Grace Messner, Dena Noecker, Carl Phillips, Merle Phillips, Thelma Schadel, Kathryn Snyder, Gertie Zerbe, Miriam Zerbe, Philip Ziegler, John OO 68