McClure High School - Candlebeam Yearbook (McClure, PA)

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V60 X'f -0- f BETTY ARLENE BEAVER Beaver Heavens, No! Since Betty's arrival was in January it may have been as an icicle, but she certainly didn't end up a drip! When there's any canvassing to be done for the class, Betty does a good job on Banner- also on her grades in school. VVe canlt find out which one Betty has chosen for her ideal , but we're wishing her happiness with him. And may she fulfill her hopes of becoming a nurse! CHARLES RUSSELL BINGAMAN HMOp9! KKPCSUSH VVhile Bingaman's were working in their garden one day, they uncovered a sunken treasure chest in which they discovered a tiny boy. They named him Charles, and he grew up to be quite large and in- telligent. His future still undecided, he does a lot of admiring and dating the opposite sex. Whatever he decides, we're all backing him with our sincere wishes for his success. RONALD LARUE BUBB Bubb VVhat's Cookin' ? If you're ever in need of a salesman, photo- grapher, or general manager: ask for Bubb. We value his ability and membership in our class, be- cause we often request his aid. Bubb is especially interested in the field of photography and is planning to enter it-with our sincere good wishes following him. GAYLE ELIZABETH EWING Ewing'i Oh! Bats! When the stork dropped Gayle, he dropped a small but mighty bundle as she has proved in every phase of her life thus farg but particularly in basket- ball. She is always high ranking in her studies, and seems to hold first place in Norman's heart. Gayle would like to explore the commercial world, and with her ability, she'll surely go far. XVe take our hats off to you, Gayle! , X ,,, Ml-is 1946 CANDLEBEAM Page Six

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x'f -0- X ,,,, I MARGARET JANE FLEMING Peg You're Not Kiddin' Peg is the girl in our class who flashes the diamond from her third finger, left hand. She does all right in her studies, and has a dimpling smile for everyone. Buck seems to have taken charge of Peg's future by wishing to employ her as a housewife. We know that she'll make a good one, and we wish her loads of happiness . JOHN DANIEL HASSINGER Johnny What ? While the M.D. was making his rounds one day, a bundle accidentally dropped from his bag onto Hassinger's porch. He was joyously received into the family, but he remained bashful for many years. We have noticed how he has gradually got over that, and are well-pleased. We don't know what his plans for the future are, but we're sure that it holds something nice and suitable. NORMAN ELLSWORTH KLINE Normie Yeah l In the midst of a hailstorm, an exceptionally large one came in through Kline's window and landed before the fire. As it gradually melted, only Norman was left to grow up into the talented and intelligent member of the class of 46 that he is today. It looks as though Norman will be leaving for the U. S. Army soon, with Gayle behind to keep the home fires burning . Success and happiness are foremost wishes for you, Norman. PHYLLIS ELLEN KLINGER Fu-fu I Reckoni' When the groundhog stepped out to see his shadow in February, he saw a bundle instead, so he took it to Klinger's home. They discovered a small blonde-haired girl, and named it Phyllis. She is a real asset to our class, and always willing to lend a helping hand. Phyllis has only one definite plan for the future, and that is not to get married for several years. We'll see what influence the Navy has on that when jiggs comes home. THE M. H. S. CANDLEBEAM F 1946 Page Seven