McClure High School - Candlebeam Yearbook (McClure, PA)

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It was when we entered Sth grade that the Class of '43 first met Mr. Dodd, whom we found out later would direct the fortunes of our class. By a coincidence, Mr. Dodd and the Class of '43 were reunited as the class embarked on its hnal milestone. the Senior year. Through the passing years the Class of '43 has come to realize that success woufd have been impossible, had it not been for Mr. Dodd's steadying and guiding hand. In grateful recognition of his undying devotion to a task undertaken, his never-ending encouragement to a class sometimes indifferent and in despair, the Senior Class of 1943 dedicates this volume of the Candlebeam to its tireless advisor and closest friend, Wfilson K. Dodd. YHE 1 Q A 3m ,,,, nwlumwmmmu-gmmvrdmy, C A N D L. E 5 E A M M . H S .561 as is s-,-.,, A -X N ,s,-i,s- Once more the bell has rung and another school year has come to a close. For the Senior Class of 1943, it means the end of one of the hap- piest eras of our life. It means that our experiences, educationally and socially, are only memories of a by-gone period. It is to hold these fond memories and recol- lections of experiences with our schoolmates and teachers that the Senior Class publishes this, the 10th edition of the Candlebeam. Gaadadd - - Faculty ....... Senior Snapshots. i i i i Seniors ........ Class Song .... Class Poem . . . Classes ........ Activities ...... Advertisements THE M. H. S. CANDLEBI-:AM ,,, ,--. V WMV Page ... 4 ... 5 ..6-9 ... 9 ...10 13-19 21-30 33-60 194 3 Pac uf- 'l'hrf-fl 361 new ff X WZ .N 1943 CANDLEBEAM M. H. S l':lu.- Full: .1 1' K 1 ,,, ,X 1 I 12 rf I X Ny R 'W X ,gi-jfaf' x ' 5 1 ff 'I X X 2 .. h. .X X X 1 4, f I - ,, XA X X! gy if RQ MX Hyi p ,X w n if I 9 :Q 11 Z 1- f . X, Qg I 3 ! 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BILLY GERALD FRYE Bill Hey, Honey Junior Class Play, Candlebeam 4433 Orange and Maroon 43, 433 Treasurer 423: Student Congress 423. Bill is the ladies man in the Senior class. He has quite a time to decide which shall be his choice, although at the present he seems to be doing very well with a light haired Junior girl. VVe are sure Bill will make a success in farm- ing with a nice female beside him to share the chores. FLO MARIE HOWELL Howell Holy- Glee Club 4l,2,3,43g Orange and Maroon 4433 Junior Class Play: Basketball 41,2,3,43g Operetta 41,433 Forensics 43,433 Candlebeam 443. lf there is any mischief going on Flo is sure to be in it. She seems rather quiet at times, but prob- ably her mind wanders to a first class private. She is very good on the basketball floor and very good in going through maneuvers. She has a longing desire to be a great singer and success is certain to fall on a girl with such a lovely voice. We would not be surprised to see her appearing in an opera some day. ARLA MAYE KLINE uArla9! i6Ach99 Glee Club 4331 Junior Class Play: Forensics 41,233 Orange and Maroon 42,3,43g Candlebeam 443. lVe're sure this war has put an empty spot into Arla's life. However, as long as paper isn't rationed, she need not worry. She has been a pleasant mate to the Class of 43 . As for her future, it is already summed upon her left hand, third finger. YH! 'l 9 4 3 A CA N out EEA r.x,,-W,,wwM,,, We-s,---. Nl . H . S ,xg X- X . f , . KATHRYN CAROLINE KLINGER 6CKateU Candlebeam 1413 Orange and Maroon 141. Kate hails from Homewood. She is very timid at times and blushes very sweetly, but we are sure she will overcome this in the future. Her heart throb appears to be in the Air Corps at present. Vifhat shc has planned for the future is beyond us, but we hope success and happiness shall follow in her footsteps. ZELAPI-IA CATHERINE KNEPP Zella Huh-uh ! Glee Club 11,2,3,41g Junior Class Play: Orange and Maroon 12,3,41g Candlebeam 1415 Special Activity Association 1313 Historian 1411 Operetta 11,411 Secretary 1213 Treasurer 131. If you see a girl with a red face and tears streaming down her face from laughing you know that's Zella. Some say she ranks First as the most studious and industrious but we wonder???? She hails from Decatur Township and is fre- quently seen driving a '36' Plymouth. Her dearly beloved has gone to help UNCLE SAM too. A saying that she admires very much is A chip off the old block . PALMER EDWARD MARSHALL Marshall Gee whith, Myrtle . Soccer 1l,2,3,41g Basketball 11,2,3,41g Baseball 11,2,31g Vice President 11,213 President 13,413 Orange and Maroon 1,2,3,41g Junior Class Play, Debating 1213 Activities Association 1313 Uandlebeam 141. The most intelligent pupil in our class is Mar- shall . He is also our able president. He usually manages to have his homework done Ceven if it is during class hours1. He takes much interest in sports. His future is already planned. He has enlisted in the U. S. Navy. VVe are very proud to have a sailor as a member of our crew of M.H.S. , and wish him much success. BETTY JANE PECK Peck Aw, heck ! Historian 1313 Junior Class Play, Orange and Maroon 13,413 Operetta 1113 Glee Club 1113 Candlebeam 141. Betty is the dfmpled face girl of our class, who draws much attention from the opposite sex. You very seldom see her studying, but she al- ways manages to get along quite well. Her future mate resides in Mifflinburg, we believe, unless Uncle Sammie gets him first. THE M. H. S. CANDLEBEAM 1943 1 I 1 , , , - . ,i .. 11 ..-. ,--shy . . 1 H i L 5 ' J . .-.A f, T' MARY JANE PETERS Peters Huhn't Junior Class Play: Glee Club 131: Orange and Maroon 1413 Activities Association 1313 Student Congress 11,213 Historian 1213 Secretary 1413 Candlebeam 141. 6. Mary is the giggling pupil of our class. She always seems quite happy. Could there be a reason for this?? She usually manages to have her lessons pre- pared and is generous in helping others. As for her future, we think she will follow a certain Viscose worker . DARTHY DARLYS ROHRBAUGH liDot!! ICMY Word!! Basketball 13,413 Orange and Maroon 1413 Candlebeam 1413 Giee Club 141. Dot joined us in our Sophomore year and we feel as though we have had a great addition. She is industrious but still hnds time for mischief. She breaks the monotony in French class. Her chief ambition is to go to college which we feel she should do and wish her success. CLIFFORD LEROY ROMIG Cliff Gee Whiz ! Junior Class Play, Vice President 141, Baseball 12,313 Soccer 13,415 Orange and Maroon 1415 Glee Club 1213 Candlebeam 141. You can often hear someone saying in the morning, We are all present this morning except Cliff . But just look out the window and you can see him coming through the woods. His chief ambition is annoying Miss Musser in English class. We wonder why he is always invited to the Sophomore's class meetings???? CHARLES ALTON ROTHROCK Charlie Aw, heck ! Glee Club 11,2,31g Junior Class Playg Orange 8: Maroon 13,413 Candlebeam 141. Here appears our salesman. Charlie', is doing his best trying to sell candy. although he has some trouble since rationing has gone into effect. VVe never hear Charles say anything about girls , but we often see him sitting, staring at them, and looking somewhat dazed . Because he is very studious and intelligent, we're sure his future will be a complete success. Q43 CANLJEIEBEAM M- H- S V! , X N . CECILE JEAN WAGNER Cecile Boy, oh Boy! Orange and Maroon 147g Secretary C315 Candlebeam 447. Cecile is the smallest mate in our class. She is usually bashful, but at times very talkative. She says she has no interest in the opposite sex, but we think she'd look cute in an apron with a kitchen for her environment. In the future, her ambition is to get work, probably factory work. PI-IYLLIS AILEEN WEADER Phil You know Basketball l1,2,3,4J: Glee Club C1,2,3.4jg Junior Class Play: Orchestra f1,2,3J1 Orange and Maroon 13,471 Operetta 6113 Activites Association 1313 Treasurer 4493 Candlebeam 645. Here is Phil who possesses many talents. Those in school consist of music and sports. She is also a good dancer. As for interest in the opposite sex, it all centers on a certain junior boy. To go to a business college is her idea for a future career, in which we're sure she'll be success- 1 ful. . . CLASS SONG . From the doors of good old M.H.S. Leaves the class of 43 W'e will leave our memories linger there As we go to victory. There are fourteen members in our class And our minds are bright and clear For all other seniors we surpass VVho have trod from year to year. THE M. H. S. CANDLEBEAM 1943 Nil x'f ...!.. ,Mgt gggggi f N it .s,.,,,,,,,..m. 4 1943 . . . CLASS POEM . . . If some day you can't remember, Be it May, June, or December, Who were the members of '43 Turn to this poem and you will see. Under his guidance, we have trod, Of course you know lt's Mr. Dodd Who has served as our advisor, And by his teachings, made us wiser. If in a game, you are far behind You need some help but it's hard to find Call on Alton, he'll give you his best And that is enough to win any test. If your auto has you in a panic, You want a man who is a mechanic Come to us and we'll recommend- That Bill Frye to your troubles will tend. Some day to an opera, you may go And don't be surprised if on the stage, you see Flo For as a singer she rates the best, And in this ambition we wish her success. There's a girl so bright and gay, To be sure, it's Arla Maye And you wonder why the smile? A certain sergeant is home awhile. I suppose you know our Kate With her classmates she does rate, But give her the Air Corps any time, We won't tell you why because it won't rhyme. Zelapha is from East Decatur, And it's at the top we always rate her, For of this saying she takes much heed, A friend in need is a friend indeed . Here is Palmer Marshall the wit of our class, With a bashful look for a girl in the Freshman class But in his Sailor uniform he will be, .lust Who Who Now Why the same old Marshall when at sea. loves a Ford?-It's Betty Peck would travel with Erb in even a. wreck. maybe you don't know which Erb we mean of course, it is Paul of whom she is keen. She comes and goes and never sits It's Mary Jane who always Hits About with Baker in his car And in his Plymouth, she'l1 go far. And, surely you have heard of Dot She can tell you what is what, Never with her a mouth-battle pick For one thing is certain--you're going to get licked. The hell is ringing, he's in no hurry. For of being late he has no worry He's used to that, he's been late before, It's Clifford Romig who's late once more. Right now he is our candy man If he can't sell it, nobody can, He'l1 cut the corn, the wheat, the barley, It's our farmer, good old Charlie. Of timid Cecile we write this verse, We only hope she doesn't get worse For if she does, she'11 be so meek That she'll to no one ever speak. And now I know you've heard of Weader If you haven't, we'll have you meet her, For she is one of many talents And boy! Does she attract the gallants. And now I think I've reached the end, For this is all I d d intend- T0 leave something in your memory Of those good old mates of '43! n-as CAN DLEBEAM M.H.S sr ,fx x ' f 0 CLASS PLAY First Row: Betty Jane Peck, Mary Jane Peters, Flo Howell, Phyllis Weader, Zelapha Knepp Second Row: Charles Rothrock, Alton Brininger, Billy Frye, Palmer Marshall, Clifford Romig Mr. Weader. CLASS PLAY CLAUGH CLOWNJ Mrs. Hurley .... Pat Hurley ...... Evelyn Hurley .. Arthur Hurley . . . Cast Fritz Benton ..... Danny Polling .. Gallagher Starling Dale Terrence Dr. Pratt .,..... The Maid Aunt Sue . . . Uncle Jake The Gardener .. The Detective .. Director ...... ..Kathryn Snook Mary Jane Peters . . . . . .Flo Howell . . .VVarren Baker ..Clifforcl Romig .Alton Brininger .Betty Jane Peck ..Phyllis Weader .Palmer Marshall .Arla Maye Kline ..Zelapha Knepp Charles Rothrock Billy Frye .......Billy Frye Michael lfVeacler M. H. S. CANDEEBEAM 1943 :bi f x UBI' ,W ,A, , , - f Y, JIOV CLASS HISTORY Four years have come and gone since the class of '43 first entered McClure High School. They have been four years filled with happiness and occasionally with some sorrow. In the fall of '39 we entered M.H.S. We num- bered 28 with 8 members from Mifflin County, and we were Greenies too, but the green soon wore off. VVe held a class meeting at which time we elected the following officers: President, Alfred VVagnerg Vice President, Palmer Marshallg Secretary, Carolyn VVagnerg Treasurer, Alton Brininger. We selected our colors, royal blue and silver gray. One of our social events that year was a hay ride, which was a great success. Again the school bell resounds and our number has dwindled to Z4 gay but serious Sophomores. Our officers who guided us through this year were: President, Alfred Wagner, Vice President, Palmer Marshallg Secre- tary, Zelapha Kneppg Treasurer, Billy Frye, and Historian, Mary Jane Peters. In this year we gained Darthy Rohrbaugh, as a new member. During this year we backed our Alma Mater in everything that came along. The wheel of time revolves and we are upper-classmen, or juniors, and 18 strong. We immediately held a class meeting and elected the following officers: President, Palmer Marshall 3 Vice President, Alton Briningerg Secre- tary, Cecile Wagner, Treasurer, Zelaplia Kneppg Historian, Betty Jane Peck. Among our social events were the class play and our Prom . Our class play entitled, Laugh Clown , brought our large audience laugh upon laugh. Our Prom was sprung upon the Seniors with a surprise of our ability to enter- tain. At last we are Seniors and our original 18 have dwindled to 14, but of course these are only the best of those who started. Our officers this year are: President. Palmer Marshall g Vice President, Clifford Rornigg Secretary, Mary jane Peters, Assistant Secretary, Cecile W'agnerg Treasurer, Phyllis Weaderg and Historian, Zelapha Knepp. -I-I-I- Class Motto: NON IN INGIBUS, SED PROGREDIENTES Class Flower: AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE Class Colors: ROYAL BLUE AND SILVER GRAY THE 1943 CANDLEBEAM M- H S I I' 1-lx x'f AZN W. JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Janet Kuhn, Wanda Vlfagner, Frances Snyder, June May, Gladys Kline. Second Row: James Folk. Russell Ritter, Betty Rigel, Florien Bilger, Billy Knepp, Melvin Fleming, Mr. W. M. Weader, Advisor. CLASS OFFICERS President ...... . . .Gordon Baker Vice President . . . . . .Billy Knepp Secretary ...... ........ J une May Treasurer . . . . .Florien Bilger THE M. H. S. CANDLEBEAM 1943 1 Ev 'l'lsas't,--Au E .f , .-.V I, A-.X T 'T s N 41.457 , 1, SOPHOMORE CLAS S First Row: Lorraine Marshall, Eva Searer, Gladys Krick, Betty Hoffman, Helen Erb. Second Row: Miss Musser, Advismi Geraldine Shawver, Louise Kline, Phyllis Krick, Alverta Folk, Marjorie Will. Third Row: Paul Kuhn, Bob Gross. CLASS OFFICERS President ...... . . .Lorraine Marshall Vice President . . ..... Glace Weader Secretary ..... . . .Geraldine Shawver Treasurer . . . ......... Eva Searer 1 1 Q 4 3 In MNm-,gm-,V-Q-any-N--, C A N D LE S E A M M - H - S 5 '44 fs- A KV g...-- A ,f 'Wx I1 J? i i -gv FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: Uloyd Solt, Silas Dillman, June Knepp, Marie Snook, Gayle Ewing, Betty Beaver. Gerald Knepp, Bill Hoffman, Charles Bingaman. Second Row: John Hassinger, Robert VVa.gner, Dewey Huhler, Roy Swanger, Norman Kline, Arlene Smith. Margaret Fleming, Phyllis Klinger, Pearl Wagner, Mr. Good, Advisor. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... .... R oy Swanger Vice President .. ..Phyl1is Klinger Secretary ..... . . .Gayle Ewing Treasurer .. ..Norman Kline M.:-1.5. CAMJLEBEAM , S 1943 EIGHTH GRADE First Row: .lean liauh, Violet Snook, Lavania Morgan, Sylvia Reitz, lfllda lflrh, Lois Wagner, Joan Klingler, Eileen Marshall, Uarolyn Bowersox, Doris Cunefare. Serwml Itow: Mabel Kline, Pauline Ewing, llivhard Sanders, Kenneth Wagner, Donald Kline, Ned Pheasant, Ilaroid Ile ininger, llilly Mattern, John Folk, Jr., 1'yri1 Baker, U. VV. Pheasant. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Margaret Hughes, Phyllis Spaide, C'harlotte Dillman, Barbara Hoffman, Betty Bac-hman, Gertrude Folk, Scotanna Howell, Betty Bickel, Anna Erh, Kenneth Lawyer, James Kuhn. Seuond How: Williani Hafliy, Edward W. VVagner, Harold Reitz, Aurie Snook, Clair Wagner, Donald Fisher, Junior Snyder, llichard Ewing, Jackie Knepp. Third Row: Mr. Elder Wezider, Edward H. Vilagner, Robert Kline, Grace Knepp, Dalton Goss, Beatrice Kzihley, Betty Baker, Betty Frye, Glen Haines. .2 'I'-T.. ,L SIXTH GRADE Fir:-at Row: Kathryn Hager, Phyllis Gill, Pearl Kline, Mae Swanger, Betty Ilreese, Patsy Trego, Dorothy Haines, Edna Kline, Rudy Wagner, Richard Klingler, David Kline, Javkie Morgan, Nelson Kline. Sevond Row: Nanvy Young, Mertie Solt, Joan Lepley, Helen Snook, Helen BOW8l'S'lTX, Phyllis ltomig, Charlotte Biokel, Mary Pheasant, Dolores Klinger, Betty Ewing, Nancy 1'une!'are, Violet Henning, Junior Kline. Third Iiow: Arthur Henning, Vharles Pheasant, Vharles Auman, Billy Stratford, Marvin Goss, Karl Kriek, Billy Romig, .lohn Bilger, Victor VVagner, Gerald VVagner, Lindy Bishop, Mrs. VVea1ler. FI FTH ffl? ADE 1 First Row: Nurwin Keister, David VVagner, David Frye, Ted Gill, .Ioan Pheasant, Lois liomig, lboris Erb, Mary liomig, Myrtle Snook, Annabelle Goss. Second I-low: Archie Baker, Georgie Vvagner, Donald Coleman, Billy Goss, Sherman Kline, Ivan Bishop, Stanley Hafliy, Patsy Klingler, Uorda VVagner, lfldith Henning, Third liow: Ray Urt, Harold Keister, Iiuther Snook, Jr., Betty Klingler, Anita Wagner, Miss liieyers, Geraldine Kline, Margaret Folk, Mary Ellen Loht, La Rue Wagner. i Q 4 NWP 3. 1943 fgfffe 4.4. x , page ' H., .5 .na ' FOURTH GRADE First Row: Joane Spaide, Mitzie Proud, Dorothy Wagner, Ruth Hager, Shirley Young, Edna Snook, Faye Klingler, Anne VanZant, Donna Jones, Myrletta Mcfllaughlin. Sevond Row: lCrd'ial Lauh, Franvis Huliler, Sherman Good, Jr., liohert Knepp, Jimmy Gill, .lack Solt, Gerald floss, Ronald Bowersox, Farl Haines, Harmon Snyder, Edward Bickel. Third llow: Glen Strivker, liichard VVagner, Carl lleitz, Fern floss. Tearfher, Miss Sears. THIRD QYRADE First Row: Earl Kline, Leonard Goss, Mary Howell, Dale Bishop, Glenn Knepp, Barbara lioht, Janet Klingler, Barbara Jones, Freeda NVagzier, Shirley floss, Sally Wagner, Shirley Erb. Second How: Marlin Ort, David Haines, Stanton Young, James VVert, Jack Pheasant, Kenneth fl-oss, Huy llomig, Ammon Hailly, Doris Sizer, Marjorie Howell, Joan Good. Third Row: Donald Henning, Ilene Vvagner, l'hili1J Snooli, Gail Renninger, Mary Wagner, Barbara Klinger, Marian Snook, Violet 1'eterS, Florine Kuhn, Margaret Baker, Edna Romig, Mae Pheasant. 1 A Wil tl 91 SECOND GRADE First How: Naney Krivhlmum, Bill Weader, Reheeva Spigelmyer, Velma Srilt, Phyllis Bzlvh- mun, James Kesler, Gene Goss, Evelyn Pheasant, Parol Boonie, t'larenCe Buonie, Joseph Hillman. Second Row: Donna llumig, 116- a'd Lauh, Kenneth Klingler. Billy ldrh, Lewis Huhler Shirley . . 'l'reg-go, Bailmru Goss, time Baker, lmnuld Huffiy, Kenneth Hoffman, Iltlllilid Beaver. Bob linger. 'l'e:u'her, Miss Buyer, FIRST GPRADE First Row: Kenneth Volemztn, Dorothy Beaver, Alice Haines, Mae llomig, llule Kuhn, James Solt, Uonnie Spigehnyer, Shirley VVag'ner, Shirley Loht, Robert Kuhn, James Jones. Second Row: Ronald Mctllaughlin, Bobby Wagner, Gary Baker, Edward Bonnie, Ruth Frye, Sandra Ewing, VVilliaun Size-r, James Bin-kel, Furl Keister, Jzunes lieitz. Annu Mary Snuok, Kenneth H0llllllkik'll. Third Row: Jezlnette Bisliop, lmnald Kria-k, Blunehe Shuwyer, Shirley Shawver, Klingler, Landon SIl00k. Penrose H01-kenbl'0c'li, Patsy Proud, Ethel Howell l Ill! Tezicher, Miss lflroh. Benny , .Q Smmli. f Q3 1.1 SMFJAGQ QBTCgZI11iZ zrtjnnz UGA niivitxzzy 74 ,.......,.......,.--.,., ,...... .,...,,.,...,-..., .-,,...,........,,,...,.,. f ,H 'Q,,5!3 CANDLEBEAM STAFF 1 First Row: Betty Jane Peck, Mary Jane Peters, Phyllis Weader, Flo Howell, Cecile Wagner. Second Row: Zelapha Knepp, Kathryn Klinger, Darthy Rohrhaugh, Palmer Marshall, Clifford Romig. Third Row: Alton Brininger, Charles llothrock, Billy Frye, Mr. Weader. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .............................., .... P almer Marshall Assistant Editor-in-Chief ................... Phyllis Weader Business Manager ....... ...................... C lifford Romig Advertising Managers . . . ..... Arla Maye Kline and Zelapha Knepp Circulation Managers ..... Cecile Wagner and Kathryn Klinger Photographic Managers . . . ......... Billy Frye and Charles Rothrock Athletic Managers ...... ........... A lton Brininger and Flo Howell Who's Who Editors . . . .... Mary jane Peters and Darthy Rohrbaugh Art's Editor ........ ......................... B etty Jane Peck Advisor ........... .................... W . Michael Weader ,hi lQA.3 4 , nNL,1s..rirnLflvH ,N-WW, H- S ,ga QQf??p BOYS ' GrLEE CLUB First lluwz Ulizirles Hingzzunzin, N0l'l'l12l'l Kline, Ilevvvy Hubler, Gerald Knepp, John llZlSSlIlg'f I' ei-und Row: Russell Ritter. Alton Brininger, Billy Knepp, Mr. Good, lioy Swanger, Boll FOSS. GrIRLS' GlLEE CLUB First Row: Gem'dine Shawver. 1llzu'garet Fleming, Timwaine Marshall, He-len lflrb Phyllis VVeade1', lava Sezirer, Zelzlpha Knepp, Phyllis Krick, Gladvs Krick, Gavle Ewing V Semmd Row: .Iuwe Knepp, Betty Beaver, Marie Shook, Walidzi Wagnler, Flo Hmiwell, Gladys Kline, Phyllis Klinger, l'Pzu'l Wagner. Third liow: Mr. Grind, lmrthy Rohrhaugli, June May, Alverta Folk, Arlene Smith. iv- R 943 f. Q le .X fl x J i.ege.P ' BAND First Row: Sherman Good, Jr., Roy Swanger, Norman Kline, Kenneth Wagner, Cyril Baker Harold Renninger, Laverne Weader, Myrletta Mcillaughlin, David Kline, Rudy Wagner Charles Bingaman. Second Row: Donald Fisher, Russell Ritter, Shirley Young, Billy Knepp, Pearl Wagner Phyllis Klinger, Gerald Knepp, John Folk, Jr., Dick Klingler. 'Fhiid Row: Sreotanna Howell, John Hassinger, Mr. Good, Melvin Fleming. Clarinets: David Kline Rudy Vllagner Charles Binganian Myrletta Mcfilaughlin Laverne XVeader Altos: Gerald Knepp Dick Klingler Shirley Young junior Folk Trombones: Billy Knepp Phyllis Klinger Pearl XVagner Conductor . . ,rg Trumpets: Ronald Bubh Norman Kline Russell Ritter Sherman Good, Jr Roy Swanger Kenneth VVagner Donald Fisher Joe Hassinger Baritone: John Hassinger Scotanna Howell Tenor Drum: Harold Renninger Bass Drum: Cyril Baker Prof. S. E. Good lQ43wW r,-xNm.Er:rn.Mw 6 A,V, Wgww Nl H Q xl! X. x ff, , 53 fTPERETTA First Row: Margaret Fleming, Roy Swanger, Helen Erb, Frances Snyder, Melvin Fleming, Gayle Ewing, Bob Gross, Zelapha Knepp. Second Row: Gerald Knepp, Phyllis Krick, Norman Kline, Charles Bingaman, Flo Howell, Pearl Wagner, Gladys Krielc, Betty Beaver. Third Row: Mr. Good, Lorraine Marshall, Phyllis Klinger, Alverta Folk, Arlene Smith, Mr. lmdd. OPERETTA- BETTY LOU Betty Lou .......... .... ....... H e len lirli Mrs. Anthony Pendleton . . . . .Zelaplia Knepp Tony Pendleton ........ ...Melvin Fleming Lola Pendleton .. ..Frances Snyder Hee ........... ..... F lo Howell Bali .. . . .Pearl XVagner Jack ..... .. ..... Norman Kline joe ................ ..Cliarles Bingaman Robert Sherwood .. ....., Roy Swanger VVortliington lirooks .. ..... Bob Gross Annie .......... ... .. . ..... Gayle Ewing Mr. Lane ............................ Gerald Knepp Cliorus--Phyllis Krick, Alverta Folk, Gladys Krick, Lorraine Marshall, Phyllis Klinger, Arlene Smith, Betty Beaver, Margaret Fleming. Director ................. ...llrof. XV. K. Dodd Pianist .. .... Prof. S. E. Good Tfnk Nl. H. S. CANDLEBEAM e e M1943 l':e:-- 'I'xiwni1-li i x'f' MO... 1' will W! JXX ,JW DIAY DAY May Queen ....... .................... M axine Kline Maid of Honor ............................ Ruth Snyder Senior Attendants ........... Vivian Corse, Betty Helfrick junior Attendants ...... Betty Jane Peck, Mary Jane Peters Sophomore Attendants ..Frances Snyder, Josephine Baker Freshman Attendants .......... Helen Erb, Gladys Krick Train Bearers ............ Donna Wertz, Donald Coleman Crown Bearer ....... .................. M lchael Dodd Flower Girl .... ................ S andra Ewing 1943 CANDLHEBEAM M- H- S l'::u.- 'I'w.-mx X'f' ....O... . flxx gy . ORANGE AND MAROON STAFF First Row: Miss Musser, Betty Jane Peek, Mary Jane Peters, Betty Hoffman, Frances Snyder, Lorraine Marshall, Gayle Ewing, Marjorie Will, Cecile Wagner. Second Row: Zelapha. Knepp, Wanda Wagner, Darthy Rohr-baugh, Roy Swanger, Norman Kline, Charles Bingaman, Billy Frye, Clifford Romig. Third Row: Alton Brininger, Uharles Rothrock, Billy Knepp, Florien Bilger, Palmer Marshall. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .......... . . . .......... Palmer Marshall Assistant Editor-in-Chief .. ................. Mary jane Peters News Editors ........... .... h lanet Kuhn, Charles Bingaman Sports Editors ..... ........ I Silly Knepp, Roy Swanger Grade Editor ....... ..................... C ecile Wagner Who's VVho Editors . . . . . .Darthy Rohrlmaugh, Arla Mae Kline Gossip Editors ...... .... F rances Snyder, Betty Hofiman Jokes Editors ...... ..... Z elapha Knepp, Marjorie VVill Business Editors ...... ...Alton Brininger, Clifford Romig Circulation Manager ....... ................................. B illy Frye Printers and Artists .................... Betty Jane Peck, Charles Rothrock Copyists . . .Wancla Waglier, Floricn Bilger, Lorraine Marshall, Gayle Ewing Advertising Managers ....................... Norman Kline, Ronald Bubh Advisor .............. ................, M iss Musser YHC M. H. S. CANDLEBEAM 1943 l'x:'v 'l'xx.-lull ww. I' , ,I 'X i 1 'N U A... s ,fi BoYs' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Palmer Marshall, Norman Kline, Russell Ritter, Billy Knepp, Melvin Fleming, Alton Brininger, Gerald Knepp, Charles Bingaman, Roy Swanger. Mr. Good fholding ballb. BOYS' BASKETBALL-1942-43 Due to the gasoline and tire rationing our basketball teams were not able to carry on games with other schools as we usually did. We organized two town teams who called themselves the Greens and tl1e W'hites. VVe also had interclass games CBTZIFOOII and Orangej. INTERSCHOLASTIC GAMES M.H.S. . . ......... 22 Midclleburg ............. . 48 M.H.S. .. ... 18 Susquehanna Jayvees ..... 30 M.H.S. .. ... 19 Middleburg .......... .... 49 Total ... ..... 59 Total ....lZ7 TOWN GAMES M.H.S. ..... ...., 1 1 White 33 M.H.S. ..... ,.... l R Green ... .... 25 M.H.S. ,.... ..... 1 3 White 29 M.H.S. ..... ..... 2 1 Green . ..... 23 M.H.S. .... . M.H.S. .... . M.H.S. .... . M.H.S. .... . M.H.S. ..... . Total ..., , . . Vvhite. .....24 Green. .....21 White. 0 20 8 2 .....21 Green. 30 27 White 24 . ..... Green ..... . ..... . 32 ......189 Total .....231 INTERCLASS GAMES Maroon . . ......... 2 Orange . . . . . . 0 Maroon . . . .... l4 Orange . . . , . . 5 Maroon ... .... 16 Orange ... . . . . .14 Total . . .... 32 Total ... . . .19 THE 1943 MM gg H CANDLEBEAM M. 1',5,. ,lt-TN H.S X3 if -..om ,fp GIRLS, BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Betty Hoffman, Frances Snyder, Phyllis Weader. Lorraine Marshall, Alverta Folk. Second Row: Helen Erh, Gayle Ewing, Wanda Wagner, Margaret Fleming, Flo Howell. Third Row: Miss Musser, Betty Beaver, Darthy Rohrbaugh, Phyllis Klinger. SCHEDULE Due to the inability of having inter-scholastic haskethall games the girls' schedule consisted largely of games played with the High School Alumni. M.H.S. l9 Alumni .. .... 9 M.H,S. 21 Alumni .. .... 6 M.H.S. l5 Alumni .. .... 20 M.H.S. 14 Alumni .. .... 23 M.H.S. l2 Alumni .. ..,. lO M.H.S. ........ ll Alumni ......... .... 9 Total ........ Total ......... 77 The girls who were interested in basketball were divided into two teams, the Blue Team and the Maroon Team. These two teams played a series of Hve games. M.H.S. Maroon .... Maroon .... Maroon Maroon Maroon .Zl Blue .. .16 Blue .. .20 Blue .. .....l2 Blue r Fotal... I7 l5 .15 Blue 28 17 .. ...... ..... l 7 84 Total ........ 100 CANDLEBEAM .1943 TUX Vlllli -Q l I I 1 1 W1, If-'f WX X wt. In X' ' t U SOCCER TEAM First Row: Gerald Knepp, Russell Ritter, Norman Kline, Robert Wagner, Roy Swanger, James Folk, Charles Bingaman. Second Row: Mr. Good, Palmer Marshall, Billy Knepp, Melvin Fleming, Clifford Romig, Alton Brininger. SOCCER SCHEDULE Transportation difficulties made it impossible to carry on the regular Soccer schedule. Although it was impossible to have a complete schedule, we were able to play two games. Both of these games were played with Beaver Vocational High School. The game played at Beaver resulted in a 0 to 4 vic- tory for Beaver while the game played at McClure resulted in a 0 to l defeat for the Trojans. M. H. S. CANDKEBEAM 1943 Vip- 'l'li1l1'1-1,1 wn..,- ,..,, .-. ,,,, AWN f X -,yn x'f -0.. X .fiulayfmffka 1943 CANDLEBEAM M. H. S Pa ge- 'I'l1irty' rv- JIU ,.,W,......,.......... i .-.-.. .. - VT W f72fl..f+'4K': Compliments ...0f... The McClure High School Faculty MR. W. MICHAEL WEADER MR. SHERMAN E. GOOD MISS MARJORIE MUSSER MR. WILSON K. DODD MRS. MARIAN SPECHT F, 5. fx WW! 943 '. Q in fi -ER: -f:..QE ..n-7 THE PARENTS . . . AND MRS. SAMUEL BRININGER AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS CHARLES FRYE PAUL HOWELL WILLIAM KLINE HARRY KLINGER RUSSELL KNEPP PAUL MARSHALL LLOYD RHEAM WARREN PETERS REV. AND MRS. J. F. ROHRBAUGH AND MRS. JOHN PHEASANT AND MRS. JESSE KNEPP AND MRS. AARON WAGNER AND MRS. PARK WEADER 19113 C-ANm.r-is s. Nl H S 5 if , ,J .. fqfqr K 1 ' I 1, M., TT ' lg. 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' 'iii Y F 1 PLAIN DEALER and '-SNYDEE COUNTY WEEKLY HERALD CONSOInIDATED PRINTING AND PUBLISHING 0 BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR WESTERN PART OF SNYDER T COUNTY AND EASTERN PART OF MIFFLIN COUNTY I 5 ' This Year Book was Printed by the McClure Plain Dealer. 5 w I ' N 1943 N, YYCANDLHEEBEAM M. H. S y.,,, .' .f . V .,,a - ,-' HS, ,gJ FOODS FOR THOUGHT YOUR TONSILS REMOVED .......... 31.98 Would you trust your throat in the hands of a doctor who advertised this way? OF COURSE NOT! Why then trust your whole digest system to foods that feature price alone, thinking nothing of Quality? AUNT NELLIE'S FOODS ARE A QUALITY PRODUCT L. D. KLINE GROCERIES AND MEATS MCCLURE : : PENNA. A M. V. ffm, M,A,A..i943 1 ,-ral , S J L -- --'-. -'-xx my 1 z 1943 FLOOR COVERINGS VENETIAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES SLIP COVERS DRAPERIES SCHOOL EQUIPMENT HUGHES DRAPE RY SHOP INTERIOR DECORATORS Business Phone: 3-6138 231 North Second Street Residence Phone: 3-2054 HARRISBUR G, PA. CURTAINS AND ACCESSORIES FOR WEST BEAVER TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS WERE FURNISHED BY HUGHES DRAPERY SHOP. BLACK OUT CURTAINS AND DOUBLE HUNG SHADES FOR ALL TYPES OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS w '1 E -A-,N-Bn-Nunn v .,vV,, M,-Jwp,-H,-I--,W ,--C 'L A N DLE B E A M77 V ,, W, M - H - S ,f ' n s COMI I IMTNT9 OF -we J . W. KLINGER PLUMBER MCCLURE PENNA ...COMPLIMEINTS O1 ... R. M. BAKER GENERAL MERCHANDISE MCCLURE PENNA 39533 E I E E1 I, E! 51 1 ln ll S', fa W ls Q15 252 .ly 1. 55 Eli iii ,lf Zi: ew .r :gl Qi 5? 11 ag! til Jil it - ,f p E N M. xi Q , I., ...COMPLIMIENTS OF . .. Lewistown Transportation Company LEWISTOWN, PENNA. TWIN CEDAR DAIRY J. W. LAWVER MCCLURE, PENNA. PHONE 18 R, 13 MILK FROM TUBERCULIN AND BLOOD-TESTED HERD If you want milk That's Pure and Sanitary, Why not choose it From TWIN CEDAR DAIRY? 1Q43HM,WNgo-Mwgyanm-.am-,,ctANDLEBEAM M- H- S kj K .M - HK - 4' -.,wnx,qlH I 747- - . . . COMPLIMENTS OF... 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BOTH JERSEYS 8z REGISTERED RAISE JERSEYS FOR CREAM OR BUTTER ROBERTS 8 MECK SCHOOL SUPPLIES HARRISBURG, PENNA. -x-w-:- T Represented by :- E. E. FERSTER RICHFIELD, PA. M, H. S. NNI Harm ,MM I4,, 1943 r 4 l. , ll 9f ,, . If ,. ,. H I 1, 143 L. ill Iii . V3 li! 1. 1'- Ql, I1 lv :V Hi FF? FH VI ill Ili ri! ep we ,, fi! :Ii sy 51: H2 A X I JW 6.5! H 12. C. J. NAREHOOD, Prop. WHITE STAR BUS LINE MCCLURE, PA. 1' 1l'ments of - CHAS. T. SAYLOR AND SONS MANUFACTURER OI' DRESS SHIRTS BEAVERTOWN Penna. UNION EMBLEM CO. HIGH SCHOOL AND It takes the best To make the best And pays the best To buy the best. THIS YEAR PLANT YBATEENITY DeKALB QUALITY JEWELRY HYBRIDS., NOTED T03 HIGH YIELDS FELT aoons AND COHENCEHENT STATIONERY UNIFOBHITY End DEPENDAEILITY ---n CLAIR C. COLEMAN DEALER E- S- BASHORE BEAVER SPRINGS, PA., R. D. 1 PALMYRA, PA- Phone 20-B-3 1943 Y ,H N- N-I CANDIIHISBEAM I ,M- H S n-,,., ..- ,xl, 4 N. ,wx- ,., . H! y. v y . THE HEADINGS DRUG STORES REXALL STORES INVITES YOUR PATRONAGE REXALL RIIHEDIES CUT RATE PRICES Buy Frcm Your Own Stores And Keep Money at Home We Appreciate Your Trada P. H. HEADINGS L. H. READINGS W. ARTHUR BARR FUNERAL HOME - AND - SERVICE no-112 vA:l:.r. 1r sr. LEWISTOWN Phone 5215 Compliments of:- BEAV ER BROTHERS BAKERY BURNHAM, PA. MJ-LS - x. . AN Co pliments of:- KRICK AND GOSS MCCLURE, PA. I! 11 W, QE r , 1 1? ii if' il, 'I r 1 BEAM!- ak 1943 111 A f ,, U nf. 'fx , N, r 2 x . ,el if N C O A L PAUL E. MARSHALL ANTHRACITE GLEN' BURN COLLIEBY PHILA. E READING FUNERAL DIRECTOR QA11 Sizes! HONUIIENTS-MARKERS ...i MEHOBIAI-S BITUMINOUS MOSHANNON Phone: Beaver Springs 19-R.-4 - and - MILLER COAL McCLURE i. Penna. CARL BOONIE McCLURE, PA. 1 mpliments f- C mpliments f- PHEASANT'S STANDARD SHIRT CO. PLANING MILL Phone 19-B-8 McCLURE, PA. McCLURE, PENNA. 19-43 CANDLHEBEAM L M- H- S Hs,-1 v' xbf fm XX C mblimeut t - C mpliments of:- BENFER'S FURNITURE EWING'S STORE HATCHERY ' BEAVER SPRINGS MCCLURE Penna. Penna. C. R. KLINGLER E S S O uANUrAc'rUnnn or SERVICE STATION - AND - FLOUR GARAGE Ann FEEDS 24-noun snnvxcn MIDDLECREEK, PA. rn 0 ze-n-4 Phone 17-R-22 CHAS. L. KLINGLER Prop. BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. M. H. S. CANDUEBEAM 1943 WG! ,, Qiipgil , fgxx ,W E F mpliments of:- SUPER SERVICE GARAGE G. E. NAREHOOD, Mgr. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS sAr.::s ana srmvxcn A. A. KLINE 'rmrcx nnrnnzne our. Prop. srncmurv neu Phone--9015-R-6 BEAVERTOWN, PA. C mpliments 0f:- CORKIN'S GREEN HOUSE rnownns rox. ALL occAsxoNs F. W. TISCHKE Po'r'rr::n PLANTS vr:Gr:'rAnx.r: PLANTS DENTIST FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE MIDDLEBURG Penna. PHONE: 662 MIDDLEBURG, PA. THE 1943 S CANDLEBEAM M. H. S !'..:-' I 361 ff QQ Compliments of:- R. R. KAUFFMAN SNOOK'S REXALL DRUG STORE A MEATS, GROCERIES and VEGETABLES THE STORE A'.I.' 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A L QN1. hx i 1' : 1. 3 1 'tjigkf IN LEWISTOWN PREFERRED GIFT IT,S life holds much for those who make the most of time. Giv u adu h prozcgsn rangir helg-Hama: I: found in a Hamilton watch. MENVS Hamilron--by actual ln- vestigaiion -is the gradu- ates' preferred watch . . . it is Am:rEca's mos! accu- - FOI' - raia watch. GRADUATION CLOTHES featuring MUR JEWELRY The Latest Styles and CQMPANY Colors Us: Your. cnnnrr PAY 51.25 WEEKLY LITWISTOWN, PA. HUNTINGDON, PA. AFTER ALL I E leanin THE WOLF FURNITURE and I au-nga COMPANY -osgzrul cl.uNr.n,s ' IS The Best Place 127 South Mnin Street To Buy Nzzxzr noon 'ro POSTOPFICII LEWISTOWN, PA. LEWISTOWN, PA. Certex Cleaning Is BEST My-L , ,LA, ,MLL A A WW M, 3943 I I x I D ,.,!hlx W 1 4-S! , 2.2 Q WAGNER-EWING MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER nm PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE HcCORKICl-DEEBING PARKING IHPLEKIHTS HUBRAY TIRES AND TUBES Phone 18-I-2 MCCLURE, PA. J. A. 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