McClure High School - Candlebeam Yearbook (McClure, PA)

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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

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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

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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