Mercer High School - Hi Times Yearbook (Mercer, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1949 volume:

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This, plus our gratitude beyond expression, is all we can offer them. I fi V We are heartened by the convection thati ese same benefactors are the ones whom we feel will 1 understand and appreciate our countless andhauv felt thanks Primarily, our expressions ofgratitude go to Miss Lillian Semple, our councellor and friend, Miss Semple has spent endless time helping us, and has impressed usvdth her wisdom and infenite patience As our friend she has radiated hope when ourlro gress was slow and tedious E? All . L? 5 rf 5 Ag A K ,,,. AX x R- gp t X 1 t 1 8 e ' H t S ': T 1 . P1 e h x . . S 1 - o ' c ' H 1 Q . J U' A m 1 4 1 ' 0 - f U ' 0 . m , 5 D . ,A o df . o , y o 1 5 . . o - . 'Z .. ' 3 0 U 0 I E . A I I3 I I I 'W AA-'i?A.E7 -2' f J I ,,. A w -await, X as as ssl 3 o 1- is 1, s 'X a-A q To Nr Lorenzo Hoffman, our otherSamor Councellor, we are indebted for many and wise suggestions, and a Quick perceivance of the easy and right way of dolng thxnga He has been priceless as a friend Our new supervising Principal, Mr Sth Gustin, has cooperated in many waysneces sary for a successful publication Our entire production would have been greatly hindered had not Mrs Helenluskar unhesitantly offered some of her limited space as staff headquarters Our apprec lation is readily seen Miss Dorothy Shevel was inconvenienced at best, by our storing of materials 1 her office No camplaints forthcominggur relief was plain A true friend, also The work of our typists was dependant upon the added instruction of Mrs Thelma Hoovler a remarkable job by aremarkable teacher the student body not supported us withamr trihutions for subscriptions Thanks are in order to the entire student body The expense of the publication was fur- ther altered by the generous contributors to the 'Booster Pages' their help wasium less To anyone who has helped make our work more enjoyable, who has aided us in our production, and whose name may inadvert ently have been omitted, we duly offercur most sincere regrets besides our thanks 'K X u r X I up ' lvl .xx 1. 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A X xx af This production was possible only because the staff was willing to samdfice their own time and pleasures to work far into the night, in a cold school build- ing, in space stolen from anyone who could spare an inch, and under conditions which no staff has ever had to face We sincerely hope that in the future a - yearbook staffs will find their work more easy than we the staff of the 'Hi Times' Through all this the staff came out still smiling and willing to aid the class on to greater and more high honors We have in spite of all the hand- icaps and privatitations enjoyed the work that we have done with each other S here's to a newer and brighter future for Mercer and our expressed hope that our production will be accepted as one of the best We put a period to the last sentence with no little sense of sadness, and goodby to Mercer with a catch becoming to our ages, in our throats, so here we say our last goodby not only to Mercer High School, but to all the wonderful things which are a part of it The Staff Editor Howard Grundy Co Editor William Ligo Literary Editor Freda Zahniser Sports Editor Joe Ivers Art Editor Jean White Mary Stowe Erla Bauman Business Manager Sam Anderson lQQ,Z! 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Q, fklw 4'- 'ir' Q, ,fr fu -,Nav-,,1 'l1f .1PCfl.k1.u.-sup fi. - Zhu ICN iw 1 1 V' .4 ,1 X L N K N AA 9no0ef K f Q X S ,A cr Q62 xy 9+ XXV xx QW' l A N 'QSM ff' QV 'mf iff X 'KQV ak Cc N J M ff ,ff 7 fb g Wjixfi X x N341 3 . rQ. it if ,lfp vc f J ff 'b' Q5 bu L JESS ANDERSON Transfer from Hickory 131 F F A Roundup 13 L1 Football 13 L1 Junior Varsity 131 Varsity 141 Stage Crew Play 13 41 SAM ANDFRSON Those Webstersu 131 'Girl Shy' 1L1 Chorus 13 L1 Football 13 L1 H1 Times Staff 1L1 Boy's Quartet 141 Freshmen Reserve Basketball 1l1 Class Basketball 11 2,3 L1 ERLA MAE BAUMAN 'Those Webstersn 131 nGirl Shy' 1L1 Chairman refreshment 1games1 141 Mixed Chorus 12 3 41 Glrls' Chorus 12 3 41 Secretary Treasurer of Girls Chorus 11,1 Class Basketball 12 3 1 Prom Orchestra Committee Home Ec Club 1l1 LILY CHRISTY Girls' Chorus 11 21 Mixed Chorus 1l,2,31 H A Club 12, Class Volleyball 12 3 L1 Class Basketball 12 3 L1 Party Ticket Committee 131 Souvenir Committee 1l1 Usher Girl Shy' 1L1 GUY COUSINS Class President 12 31 Class Vice President 1l1 Freshmen Reserve Basketball 1l1 Party Decoration Committee 11,2 Class Basketball 12 Band 11,21 Stage Crew 131 Class Volleyball 2 3 BILL CRAXFORD Band 12 3 L1 Class Basketball L Football 12 3 L1 Stage Crew 131 3 PAUJ CRISPEN Transfer from Sharon 131 Stage Crew for Play 141 Clean-up Committee 1L1 Football and Basketball Refreshment Committee 141 DON CUTLER Cheerleader 1l 21 Sport's Reporter 1L1 Boys' Quartet 141 nThose Webstersn 131 nGirl Shy' 1L1 Distrlct and State Orchestra 121 District Band 111 District Chorus 1L1 Band 11,2 L1 Vice President Band 1L1 Chorus 11 2,3 L1 Boys' Chorus 13 L1 Co Chairman Prom Decoration Committee 131 Chairman Party Decoration Committee 121 Cha1rman Ticket Sale Senior Play 1L1 Chairman Decoration Committee Homecoming Dance 1L1 Class Basketball 12 3 L1 DOROTHY D'ANGIO Home Ec Club 1l,2,31 Girls' Chorus 1l,2,31 Mixed Chorus 1l,2,31 MELVIN DENNISON Band 1l,2,L1 Vice President 121 Basketball and Football Refreshment Committee 141 Properties 1L1 Class Basketball 12 3 41 Refreshment Committee 11 31 Decoration Committee 121 Decoration Committee Homecoming Dance JIM EMERY Freshmen Reserve Basketball 111 Stage Crew 131 Basketball Refreshment Committee 141 RUTH ANN FAHRNER Transfer from San Rafael, California Worker in Cafeteria 1l,L1 Souvenir Committee 1l1 Homecoming Decoration Committee 1L1 Class Vollevball 1L1 Class Basketball 1L1 F. F. A. 13,41 - , , I F. .. -. 1 , 3,L1 - Mer-Hi Reporter 11,21 11.1 A 1 . , 1 , ,3,L1 11, , .L1 131 1 1 cl' , . TED FAH NER Transfer from San Rafael, California 131 Refreshment Committee 111 Basketball 111 Chorus 1L1 Clean up Committee 1L1 Football 1L1 HOWARD GRUNDY Class President 1l1 Vice President 131 B nd 11 2,3 L1 County Band 121 Distrlct Band 131 Boys' Chorus 12 3 L1 M1xed Chorus 12 3 L1 Girl Shy' 1L1 Hi Times Staff 1L1 Presluent of A A 1L1 Clean up Committee 12 L1 ELMA Home Home Band GUILER Ec Club 11 3 Ec Treasurer 1L1 2 Mixed Chorus 12 3 L1 County Chorus 131 Girl Shyn 1L1 Make up Committee 131 Properties Committee 131 Chalrman Refreshment Committee 11,21 Chalrman Ticket Committee 131 Chalrman Bake Sale Committee 1L1 Decoration for Prom 131 Mer Hi Reporter 1l 2,3 L1 Class Volleyball 12 3 L1 Girls' Chorus 12 3,L1 Class Basketball 12 3 L1 Usher and Candlebearer 131 WALLACE GUY F. F. A. Reporter 1L1 HThose Webstersn 131 WGirl Shyu 1L1 Mixed Chorus 13 L1 Boys Chorus 13 L1 n Q . . ... 1. . A. Roundup 12 3 L1 A. Basketball 1L1 A. Project Contest 13 L1 A. Judge State College 131 DORIS HAMILTON Band 11 21 Prompter 'Girl Shyn Home Ec. Club 11 Mer Hi Staff 1L1 HThose Websters' 131 Make up Committee 1L1 Prom Refreshment Committee 131 Commencement Usher 131 Candlebearer 131 Librarian 121 BETTY HANCOCK Party Decoration Committee 111 Party Entertainment Committee 11 Glrls' Trio 131 Mer Hi Singer 12 31 Accompanlst for Chorus 13 L1 Girls' Chorus 12 3 L1 Mixed Chorus 12 3 L1 Girls' Ensemble 1L1 County Chorus 13 L1 F H A Song Leader 12 3 L1 Accompanist for Girls' Ensemble 1 Football Refreshment Committee 1L1 Home Ec Club 1l,2,3 L1 SHIRLEY HUEY Home Ec Club 11 L1 Decorating Commlttee 121 Candy Commlttee Senlor Play JOE IVERS Transfer from Hickory 131 Football 13 L1 Basketball Manager 1L1 13 41 Round up 13 L1 Basketball 13 L1 Q6Ht1D8l 1L1 Boys Chorus 13 L1 Mixed Chorus 13 L1 Mixed Chorus Secretary and Treasurer ver H1 Singers 131 Boys Quartet 1L1 County Chorus 13 L1 Senior Play Stage Crew 1L1 Party Entertainment Committee 1L1 PATTI KING 'Those Webstersn 151 Class Secretary 111 Mixed Chorus 12,5,41 Girls' Chorus 12,5,41 Band 11,2,5,41 Chairman Magazine Sales 151 Class Basketball 12,5,41 Class Volleyball 12,5,41 Party Decoration Committee 11 21 Chairman Ticket Committee for Home coming Dance 141 Orchestra Committee 151 Play Usher 141 Mer-Hi Reporter 13,41 Secretary of A. A. 141 Candlebearer and Usher 151 Mer Hi Singers 151 Home Ec. Club 111 Girls' Ensemble 12,5,41 ,2,3 . 1.1 - -A , ' 1 I 1 ! D . . . , , - L1 8 D 7 D . 9 I 1 N I , , Football 13,L1 Program Committee for Prom 131 - , . -, . ' 9 DIV, ' ! 1 y3ylb1 ' , , F.F-.A. , F.F.A. - , H F.F.A. , - F.F.A. U ' ' 9 . 9 ' 11.1 ' 1 1 X I l I i - 1 I I ' 1 I F F , , F F F E , ,- U F - I 1L1 .21 ' BILL LIGO Advertisement 121 Band 12,5,41 Sec Treasurer of Band 141 Mixed Chorus 12,5,41 Vice President of Mixed Chorus 4 Boys' Chorus 151 Quartet 141 County Chorus 15,41 District Chorus 141 Popcorn Committee 141 Orchestra Committee 151 Name Committee Party 151 Bake Sale Committee 141 Co Editor of Hi Times 141 Stage Committee 151 Property Committee 151 'Girl Shy' 141 Budget Committee 141 Decorating 151 Candlebearer and Usher HELEN MARIE MAGARGEE Transfer from Hickory 5 'Those Websters' 151 Usher for Play 141 Secretary 141 Mixed Chorus 1l,2,5,41 Girls' Chorus 1l,2,5 1 Mer Hi staff 15,41 Class Volleyball 15,41 Class Basketball 15,41 Decorating Homecoming Dance 141 JOHN MILAN Football 141 Varsity Basketball 141 'Girl Shyn 141 Prom Dacorat1ng Committee 151 Play Publicity 15,41 Party Advertisement Committee 1l,2,5 BILL MILLIGAN Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus Band 12,5,41 President of Mer H1 Staff 4 Band 141 Chairman Souvenir Committee 151 Chairman Advertisement Committee 111 Decoration Prom Committee 151 Decoration Committee Homecoming Dan Prompter 'Those Websters' 131 Bake Sale Committee 141 Advertisement Committee 121 Candlebearer and Usher 151 The typist used this in a pin ce 141 c She only needed one more inch. TOM MCCLAIN Band 1l,2,5,41 Mixed Chorus 141 Stage Crew 141 Properties Committee 141 MARILYN MCCONNELL Mer Hi Staff 141 Make up Committee 151 Property Committee 15,41 Librarian 151 Class Volleyball 15,41 Souvenir Committee 121 Refreshment Committee 15,41 Class Basketball 15,41 BOB PADDOCK Class Basketball 15,41 Stage Crew 141 Ticket Taker WGirl Shyn 141 souvenir Committee 141 Refreshment Committee Basketball 4 Party Ticket Taker 141 DON PARKER President 141 Vice President 151 Roundup 1l,2,5,41 Project Contest 1l,2,3,41 State Project Contest 141 Class Basketball 121 LADDIE PERSCH Transfer from Hickory 151 . . . 15, F. F. A. Basketball 151 Stage Crew 141 Football and Basketball Refreshment Committee 141 Refreshment Stand Construction 141 Ticket Taker for Basketball Games 141 ELEANOR RODAWALT Party Refreshment Committee 111 Girls' Chorus 121 . . A. l,2,3, F. H. A. Mer-Hi Reporter 141 Property Committee 151 Play Usher 141 Candlebearer 151 Party Ticket Committee 151 Prom Refreshment Committee 151 Football and Basketball Refreshment Committee 141 Our annual is a great invention Mercer gets all the fame The printer gets all the money, And the staff gets all the blame. L - 1 1 151 1 1 1 1 ,4 Home Ee. Club 141 F. F. A. Basketball 15,41 - F. F. A. Fo Fu An ' Fo Fl Ae ' F F A 41 41 121 121 - 1 1 F H 1 41 h, - 'Q .1 A i , 5 I J e 1' E 1 i 1 1 . I 1 Q i f 5 ,f i i .2 V ' 2 or fu' '.v :: 4 :f re ,s 5, z. cw 1' sz . '.1 i -. - . ., - A ,. ., .. V- .-.. ..,.............,r,...., .a. -,.....-....l. s.,......l.l.,.,...,L..a...n..........l-l.n.ou,.4..t...u.J...- TED ROYLE Party Refreshment Committee 11,21 Party Decoration Committee 131 'Those Websters' 131 Prom Refreshment Committee 131 Decoration Committee for Homecoming Dmme1M Football and Basketball Refreshment Committee 141 Property Committee 141 BOB PURVIS Stage Crew 131 F. F. A. 13,41 F. F. A. Project Contest 13,41 State Project Contest 13,41 Refreshment Stand Committee 141 Refreshment Committee Football 141 RICHARD SATTES Band 11,2,s,41 Boys' Chorus 121 'Those Websters' 131 'Girl Shy' 141 Football 141 Varsity Basketball 141 Class Basketball 131 Mer Hi Staff 141 Advertising Committee 121 Advertising Committee Bake Sale 131 Souvenir Committee 131 Adds for Football and Basketball Programs 141 Entertainment Committee 131 Prom Decoration Committee 131 Candlebearer and Usher 131 SHIRLEY SEALAND Chairman Souvenir Committee 111 Entertainment Committee 121 Refreshment Committee 131 Property Committee 13,41 Make up 131 Co Chairman Decoration Committee Band 1l,2,5,41 Typist Mer Hi Staff 141 Typist Hi Times 141 Mixed Chorus 121 Girls' Chorus 121 Class Volleyball 12,3,41 Class Basketball 12,3,41 Vice President 141 Home Ea Club 111 MARY JANE SEM LE Prompter 'Don't Take My Pe Girls' Chorus 12,31 Mixed Chorus 12,31 Class Basketball 1l,2,31 Class Volleyball 1l,2,31 Ticket Committee Party 131 Prom 131 Elly' DON SHAFFER Transfer from Princeton High School 121 Junior Varsity Basketball 31 Football 141 Class Basketball 12,41 F. F. A. Basketball 141 F. F. A. Roundup 12,3,41 Stage Crew 13,41 Refreshment Stand Construction 141 PAT SHAFFER Class President 141 Class Treasurer 11,31 'Those Websters' 131 'Girl Shy' 141 Cheer Leader 13,41 Band 1l,2,41 Band Treasurer 121 Band Librarian 141 County Band 12? Girls' Chorus 12,3,41 Mixed Chorus 12,3,41 Mixed Chorus President 141 District Chorus 141 secretary of A. A. 131 Mer-Hi Staff 141 Play Ticket Committee 141 Co Chairman Prom Decoration Committee 131 Candlebearer and Usher 131 Chairman Entertainment Committee 1l,2,31 Home Ec Club 1l 21 Mer Hi Reporter 1l,2,31 TED SHILLITO Football 12,3,41 Vars1ty Basketball 13 41 Junior Varsity 121 Freshmen Reselve Basketball Track SHIRLEY SMITH Class Volleyball 12,31 Class Basketball 12,3,41 Mixed Chorus 12,3,41 Girls' Chorus 12,3,4 'Girl Shy' 141 Play Usher 131 Cheerleader 131 Home Ec Club 11 1 Chairman Football and Basketball Programsk County Chorus 131 Girls' Ensemble 12,3,41 Mer Hi Singers 131 Mer Hi Reporter 12,41 Chairman Souvenir Committee 12,41 JEAN SNYDER Play Usher 131 Ticket Taker for Party 12,31 Property 141 Home Ec Club 141 9 1 ' A 1 S 1 - 411 ' 12 J 1 , . ,4 3 131 1 1 -4 -.4 vk-, V -f H- -:A'v4'xs,i 1 U - ,I ,V v --Q-fr' f'-,Inf--f W f.--4 f--akfw I -fi we-T - f--+,f- - ---- as--f - -i--'-iw -1 srfviww-severe:-rr4,1-2'-T-:vT:-f-'M MARTHA STEEN 'Those Websters' 151 'Girl Shy' 141 Home Ee. club 1l,2,5,41 President Home Ec. Club 141 Class Basketball 12,5,41 Class Volleyball 12,5,41 Souvenir Committee 111 Program Committee 141 Refreshment Committee Basketball 141 Decorating-Home Coming 141 Entertainment Committee 121 Candlebearer 151 Cafeteria 11,41 Prom Refreshments 151 MARY STOWE Souvenir Committee 1l1 Entertainment Committee 121 Refreshment Committee 151 Usher Play 151 Property Committee 141 Make up 141 Typist for Hi Times 141 Mixed Chorus 121 Girls' Chorus 121 Class Volleyball 12,5,41 Class Basketball 12,5,41 Candlebearer 151 Home Ec Club 111 DORIS THOMPSON Chairman Homecoming Dance Refreshments 141 Party Refreshment Committee 121 Party Entertainment Committee 111 Properties for Play 141 same Ec Club 1l,2,51 Home Ee Club President 151 Play Usher 151 Chairman Prom Refreshment Co mittee 151 Chairman Party Refreshment Committee 151 BOB THOMPSON Transfer from Hickory 151 Basketball Ticket Taker 141 Party Ticket Committee 151 Prompter for 'Girl Shy' 141 Inter mural Basketball 13 ROYCE WAHA Entertainment Committee 11 1 Decoration Party 11,51 Refreshment Committee Football Mixed Chorus 151 Boys' Phorus 151 Refreshment Committee Prom 151 Class Volleyball 12,41 Class Basketball 12,51 VIRGINIA WEAVER Transfer from Hickory 151 F. H. A. Secretary and Treasurer 131 Usher Play 15,41 Candlebearer 151 Prom Decorations 151 Class Volleyball 15,41 Class Basketball 151 Home Bc. Club 12,5,41 GLENN WILSON Ticket Taker for Play 151 Prom Decoration Committee 151 Football and Basketball Refreshment Committee 141 Transfer from St. Coleman's AMANDA WHITE Ticket Committee 111 Entertainment Committee 12,51 Decoration Committee Prom 151 Class Basketball 12,5, 1 Class Volleyball 12 5, 1 Usher Play 15,41 Band 15,41 Mixed Chorus 12 Girls' Chorus 12 Her-H1 Singer 151 County Chorus 151 Home re Club 1l,2,5,41 Mer H1 Reporter 1l,2,5,41 Chairman Bake Sale Committee Candlebearer 151 Girls' Ensemble 141 ,4 5,4 JEAN IHITE Librarian 1l,2,51 Mer-Ei Reporter 1l,2,5,41 Mixed Chorus 12,5,41 Girls' Chorus 12,5,41 Mer H1 Singers 151 Girls' Ensemble 141 county Chorus 151 H1 Times Staff 141 Usher 'Girl Shy' 141 Candlebearer 151 JAMES WOODS Keystone Farmer 141 F F A Basketball 12,5,41 F F A Roundup 11,2,5,41 Ticket Taker for Play 15,41 Project Winner State P F A Contest I - 4 , 4 .5 1 . 1 141 ' 14, Property Committee 141 Vice President of r. r. A. 141 .2 . . . 131 141 GEORGE WRIGHT F. F. A. Roundup Ql,2,5,41 F. F. A. Basketball Q11 Class Basketball Q21 Junior Varsity Basketball Q51 Varsity Basketball Q41 F. F. A. Basketball Coach Q31 PATRICIA YEAGER A Q2.3. Mixed Chorus Q21 Girls' Chorus Q21 Play Usher Q3,41 Candlebearer Q31 Prom Decorations Class Basketball Q2,3,4 Class Volleyball Q2,5,41 SHIRLEY ZAHNISER Play Usher Cafeteria Ql,2,3,41 FREDA ZAHNISER Class Secretary Q21 Class Treasurer Q41 Cheerleader Q31 Prompter 'Those Websters' Q51 Home Ee. Club Ql,2,41 Sec. of Home Ec. Club Q41 Chairman Orchestra Committee Q51 County Chorus Q51 Mixed Chorus Q2,3,41 Girls' Chorus Q2,3,41 Hi Times Staff Q41 Mer H1 Reporter Q2,41 Typist Mer Hi Q41 Girls' Ensemble Q41 Make up Committee Q41 Decoration Committee Q11 Souvenir Committee Q2,31 Chairman Decoration Committee Q41 Candlebearer and Usher Q31 Football and Basketball Programs Q41 Basketball Refreshment Com ittee Q41 GUY C OUS INS Our president for two whole years, His best for us he'd try Just ask his classmates they will say, He's really quite a NGuy BILL CRAWFORD He played football, blew a horn 1h the band You must agree Bills quite a man He is quite a driver or so they say But when you see him com1hgWCet out of the way' PAUL CRISPEN Always moving somewhere,around or about No one oouhd say that he is a lout Always laughlhg carefree, and gay DON CUTLER Formuleas and HYDODHGSGS flll our Donald's head We wonder, wlth all h1s studylng, 1f H6 ever gets to bed On his trumpet he can play a sweet or Jazzy tune, As Oke Stlmson in Girl Shy , he reall made DOROTHY D'ANGIO Some say she's qu1et, some that she's shy, But she's so kind and nice well my oh my Ask her for a favor and she'll be right there to one will ever say that she is a 'square MELVIN DENNISON Melvin is small and '1vely, He's gay, without a care, He's here he's there he's everywhere Some he's in your hair 'em swoon F. H. . 41 Q31 ' 1 I . l , D l o r A . YI ! . , A . He cheer you up on the dreariest day. ' H i YV 1 L 5, JIM EMERY Oh me' Oh my' There goes tie bell And Jim is late again, The teachers stare and tear their hair But uim just smlles at them RUTH ANN FAHRNER Ruth Ann is tre's petite Qc blonde, so cute, verv sweet, Hawaii used to be her home But we hope from us she ll never roam TED FAHRNER As fullback on the Mustang team, He had a chance to let off steam But with eyes of brown and impish grin The g1rl of his dreams he's sure to win HOWARD GRUNDY Give him a football, or give him a book, He'll tackle them both, with scarcely a look When it comes to his studies he's always ahead He's always a good sport what more can be said? ELMA GUILER Our Maisie will amaze you She'll even cast a spell That's what she's done with As anyone can tell WALLACE GUY Joe When it comes to acting he's a brlght and shinning llght Whatever part there is to play, there's one can do it He can be the wash lady or the cabbie either one And he'll do them both the best they can be done DORIS HAMILTON If Monday is blue, and you wlsh you could change it Just ask Doris, and she can arrange it 'Cause whether 1t's Thursday or Friday or Monday, Just say the vord, and she'll make it a 'sundae BETTY HANCOCK When it comes to boogie woogie Or the classics either one, This gal of ours can play it Just as it should be done SHIRLEY HUEY When you dream of Shirley with You dream of a maiden sweet Her style is good, personality To have sudh a friend would JOE IVERS A poem to write about Although no wimple He's got a small car, the light and fair, tops mean lots Ivers is simple or dimple has he, for two and no more In football, tney say, he helps run up brown hair, the score U . . - . , I T . . 9 t so , 1 1 . n . ' 1 . - . . . . i I U . . ! I x W. 9 C . 1 I v C O right BILL MILLIGAN Come on and hear, Come on and hear, If music is your thought Our Bill can either blow them sweet Or beat 'em out red-hot! TOM McCLAlN Tom, Tom the business man, He'll sell you a paper as fast as he can And if you can't read it he'll promise you too That if you can't read it he'll do it for you. MARILYN MGCONNELL you were going to do bookkeeping, It surely wouldn't take such seeking know Marilyn's qualities all would be credits, There's nothing about her to enter in debits BOB PADDOCK Our Bob is quiet, and very shy, A girl couldn't get him, so she'd better not try He is always willing a hand to lend, We are sure he'd make anyone a very good friend DON PARKER You just can't beat our Don, when it comes to growing beans, Or corn, or oats, or buckwheat, or most anything it seems So if you ever need a friend, here's the thing to do Make friends with Don and he'll really 'grow' on you LADDIE PERCH Laddie Boy with eyes of blue He loves all the girls but can't be true, He gives them a whirl and then the gate, He'll never get married at this speeding rate ELEANOR RODOWALT Eleanor is short and very sweet And as a friend she can't be beat She'll help in trouble, or in need, Yes she's really a friend indeed! TED ROYLE As a friend he really rates, He's in a class above most men, This chap is really royal BOB PURVIS He's tall and lanky and very lean, If theres fun to be had, he's sure to be seen They say he's a good driver We wonder why? When he's never on the road, but in the sky RICH SATTES On tne football field and in basketball, Rich is there to give his all And in his classes he's very bright If you ask us' He's ALL RIGHT If To A good sport, and he's loyal. SHIRLEY SEALAND Sugar and spice and everything nice Our Shirley looks just that way And then beside all these nice thlngs, Her report card shows an 'A' MARY JANE SIMPLE This gal of ours is called Mary Jan But don't ever dream that she's as plain as her name She's fair of form and fair of face A credit to anyone, anyplace DON SFAFFER likes to play football He'll scrimage wi+h the rest likes a lot of other things But girls he likes best PAT SHAFFER She's so petite, so clever, so trim, You never see her unless you see Jim Three guesses who this rhyme is about TED SHILLITO Ted is tall, dark, handsome, and straight To school in the mornlng he is never late On the basketball court and the football field All his talents to us he certainly does yeild SHIRLEY SMITH Shirley loves a Jerry when going to classes she doesn't tarry To be a good wife is her aim We hope he'll love her all the same JEAN SNYDER Jean is quiet and very shy To do her best she'll always try She'll help you out, lf in a Jam She never has been known to give anyone a slam MARTHA STEEN A swell girl is our Martha Steen We have you know she's always on the beam As a frlend or an actor she really will shine We can try to say more oh heck she's F INE MARY STOWE Good things come in small packages, you know, That surely applies to Mary Stowe, Petite and gay she can type a neat line, A good pal to have with you any old time DORIS THOMPSON Doris whould always be your friend, Any trouble she can mend Although she is very quiet, On her you can depend O l e He , . , He . It's Pat Shaffer---there is'nt any doubt. BOB THOMPSON Bob Thompson is hep and helpful to our class, He has worked hard in days gone past, A new student from out of town, He doesn't have time to sit and frown. ROYCE WAHA A screech, a scream, a whistle too, A policeman and a cry, Oh no! lt's not an accident, Its just that Royce drove by! VIRGINIA WEAVER Virginia has a cute little nose Her cheeks are pink and like a rose, She always has a lot of beau's This keeps other girls on their toes. GLENN WILSON With his pretty blue eyes and lovely blond curls, Glenn is the envy of all of the girls, He's quiet but then you never can tell, If he had a screen test, he might really do really swell MANDY WHITE Our Mandy as a chemist, May not be such a wow But if it's blues you need to lose, Our Mandy surely knows how JEAN WHITE I know that in some opera, Or other musical thing, There'll be a place for Jean where she Can smile and sing JIM WOODS The letters of the alphabet after a name, Denote the career you hope will bring fame As a farmer we know he do well And maybe marry a girl named Nell GEORGE WRIGHT In class our George is very quiet In F F A he's bright But on the basketball floor He sure is DYNAMITE' PAT YEAGER Our Pat is gay, attractive and tall, Enemy of no one Friend to us all FREDA ZAH ISER A very classie lassie, But woe is me, my lad, You'd best not cast an eye at her Cause she not to be had I s o u e , v D a 1 a 0 a Q l 0 o ' V 4 ,-..-.UQ,.g..f,-,.s-v,.4..-.we----1-W-,-V-.-.. 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V.. .5 nv KV V, I , In A A 1 -Q Y A 1 f ...,-,,..-,,....,,,.., I . , ., , 2 ' 1 ' - ' : ., H , fRf'.i g, W - 9- fr . 1 f 1 L- 5 ' ' ' ' - 1' - ' -- -'N f- '11-was-wwf, K- f- M ..f-,..,nW..rs...w.lt.-ae.,--.x.Lp.......s.4l,-ug2,.-.4,...As.,.,.4,g,,gg,,,,4, 1, .- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Fall of '45 was a significant period in the cherished history of Mercer High Schools lmost one hundred ininety-seven, to be exact! eager Freshman, hr itiated clipped, and subjected to fourteenth century tortures, heard thet'first hctare ??l in 'General Science and Related or Unrelated subjects' class, little knowing that they would become one of the most, if not the mostillustriousclass- es in the history of M H S , the Class of '49 Disregarding tradition, these ninety seven Freshman did not portray the frightened little animals usually non- ickered 'Freshman Instead, they quickly served notice of their ambitious in- tentions With characteristic wisdom they elected these officers President Howard Prundy Vice-president Guy Cousins Secretary Pat King Treasurer Patty Shaffer Chief project for this term was the Freshman Party Appropriately nanmd 'Star light Inn', it recorded many compliments and good financial returns First year advisors were Mrs Yell, Mrs Hoovler, and Mr Connors The Sophomore year was rather uneventful as the class prepared for the rudxof the remaining two Concentration was amassed toward the class party, 'Shamrock Shanty', which carried out the St Patrick's Day theme, decorations were promin- ently green and white whlle a 'classy' chorus line created the atmosphere of a metrapolitan night club The advisors were Mr Patterson and Mr Connors while this quartet held the reins President Guy Cousins Vice President Melvin Dennison Secretary Freda Zahniser Prom Party Play The Junior edition was fairly swamped by a torrent f activitles Mrs Walker, Mrs Byers, and Miss McGinnis advised as Guy Cousins again piloted them through a successful year His assistants were Vice President Howard Grundy Secretary Mary Jane McCullough Treasurer Patty Shaffer Big event of the year was, of course, the Prom.Decorations, centered around the theme 'Fairyland , included elves, fairies, and a general magic woodlandpaa orama Bob Darcy and his orchestra supplied excellent music, with refreshments served from beautifully appointed tables completing a gala evening The Junior Class Play, 'Those Hebsters', comprised of twelve man cast, enter tained two capacity audience with its high degree of humor Financially, the production ranked near the all time school record 'The Gay Nineties , Junior Class Party had an extremely gay setting, which resulted in successful returns Nith great eagerness, the '49ers looked forward to their Senior Years, and found it just as much fun as predicted An all girl staff was chosen to head the group President Patty Shaffer Vice President Shirley Sealand J Q A I I I O 'O l Ollllll Oililillbilllliililhll lil 1 .. .. IOC! 00000 DQOQOUOOIOIOIOCOOOIUOOIOQOU QIOQIOOOIO J O I 0 X o 0 o O I ..... .... .. Treasurer ........................................ Gerald Gibson ... ... ... o I I - lillllhlilll Oil lililllil IIIDIOIOIOOIOOICIOOIOOOIIOOICOOIDDOIOCCU I W .. O I - v vv I ' so ., , , ,,-, ... ... ., . A ,, .,,..u, --.-,,...,...-..f+ea,,K. F.. .V-.,, . ...,u.-,..s.l.,,.... .. ... ,A-A,e:1..x,.. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY CCONTTNUEDJ H 'l'LA 4QlLLQnKMmm N'f Secretary Helen Magargee Treasurer . . Freda Zahniser The largest budget in school history was set by the Budget Committee After the class decided to publish a yearbook and finance a trip to Washington, the budget estimate was fixed close to S3000 Present indications are that the bud- get should almost be made The year 1948 49 has been a record-breaking one nG1rl-Shyn, Senior dramatic production, in addition to being heralded as the best ever presented here, broke all existing box-office talles A splendid tribute, indeed, to a hard-working conscientious class Proceeds from 'The Forty Niners' were so gratifying as to indicate that the public enjoyed it immensely Clever decorating plus a live donkey has made truly unforgettable AB indicated by the donkey at the party, one of the '49ers exceptional talents is their ability to promote the sensational So, it was not surprising when the Senior Class canvassed the town selling cherry ples on Wash- ington's Birthday The idea had just enough 'Billy Rose' in it to be a smash hit Besides major projects, many other things thrived this year A successful yearbook and school newspaper thrived under the sponsorship of the Seniors Sports and Music enjoyed fine publicity, all these, and many more factors added up to give the Class of '49 a premier rating in the annals of our alma mater JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY we had our first class meeting through the year President Vice President Secretary This year as Juniors we are quite sure of ourselves On Septe ber 15, 1948 The following officers were elected to guide us Dale Redfoot Wayne Buchannan Barbara Langdon Our class party, 'Faraway Places,N held on March 12, was a great success, on April 7 R 8 the class play NMa and My Shadow' by Bruce Abbott, a comedy in three acts, was presented to full houses he Junior Senior Prom was held in dn Legion Hall the Friday before Commencement and was heraldedas a great success by both classes Aga, we 'Q 2: 5 edwr mi - .Fi 4 ' I . it Q V, Treasurer ........................................ Ronald Wilson , and 1 - . T ' 9 42 of ' Nqr f .A .Ls , L f. S In -lt' I' ,,,'.:-. ' 91. r- CLASS SONG I give you a toast, ladies and gentlemen I give you a toast, ladies and gentlemen May this great school we love so well, In dignity and freedom dwell Though this class soon will go away, There still is just one voice to cry There'll always be a Mercer, while there's a study hall, At football games we have our aims, As well as basketball There'l1 always be a Mercer, With parties, plays, and fun, With all the happiness we've shared It's kept us on the run The white and the blue, What does it mean to you? Mercer's awake, The underclass men too, We can depend on you Keep up your grades, these are the strains Nothing can break Thers'l1 always be a Mercer, To Mercer we'll be true, 'Cause Mercer means as much to us, As Mercer means to you 9 I Surely you're proud: shout it aloud. 2t.1.l...,...s.a..... ALM mn 4--w-.L+ MERCER MISCELLANEOUS We gabbed about Chemistry class kids going steady fashions band teach ers 8th period home ec room tests debating in P O D how funny girls basketball is Mr Kane's little fire seniors trying to rai e money Joe Iver's car Doris Thompson's kind heart different noon hour career books basketball team the current changing of class rings year book staff Mer Hi senior dance chorus quartet cheerleaders chemistry lab the mysterlaa of short hand football team Christmas vacation what you are going to do the night of the prom Shirley Smlth going to Arabia cafeteria open house the bang of typewriters class plays what you are going to do when you graduate girls saying, 'Oh, what will I wearn the current movies new freshman the weather the thrill when we get out early the teacher's variety of clothes the vacuum cleaner the alumni who took the year book material going to Nashington D C life in these United States the teachers' moods no mid term exams getting mowed down in the halls the three thirty rush people the classes not working Valentine's Day new hair styles little sisters and brother concerts Nandy's and John's frequent battles commencement cute grade kids the Jr high basketball team Mr Patterson's Jokes Mrs K1e1's birthdays English class in the cafeteria and home ec room Mr McFate's boy new movie proJector hunting season getting new pBnC1lS and tablet gym classes everyone wearing bangs F F A 1a1tiat1on ootball queen ridge and Letha late Mer Hi asslgnments throwing papers in the hall Bet y Han cock's playing the piano canteen on Saturday night Christmas presents l day of school strange winter Weaver' after school girl learnlng ox to cook and sew district chorus Mr Hoffman's P O D tests the chan the bulletin board the buses going to the games the yawns in the mo 1 the fragrant aromas from the home ec room past years in school e noon Brandy Springs kids taking driver's tests Jean White's petting he cut getting lessons done the different temperature in the rooms coming 1nto chemistry class the mouse coming 1nto P O D class 7 ts between rivals Mrs Puskar' sweet d1sposition Helen Marie's sec e Howard Grundy's fear of girls taking flash pictures Mr Gustln nur ery rhy mes M H ffman's saying Get me how much we like school pen meet ngs assemblies Macbeth sophmore class party senior graduation pictures where Rosie gets all her volume senior class officers little white lies Jealousy how young our teachers are if life begins at forty the hard working janitors New Year's Eve our paid programs how the senior boys stick together our last fling summer bowling spring fever poor sports other schools -sen iors selling cherry pies freshman class party radio programs unfalr r e erees substltute teachers people we know trylng to get out of clas es gettlng this darned thlng done AND NOW WHAT999 JAKE ANDERSON Jake's our boy with a Southern drawl He greets one with a nHow you all, Nhere he got it we do not know, But with Joann he makes a go SAM ANDERSON As an actor and singer his boy is quite good, As an athlete and lover he does as he should And so it might happen, you know that it could That Sam would be famous in Hollywood ERLA BAUMAN She is just like Nha and eggsu, Ice cream and apple pie, You can't separate Tom and Erla Even though you try Lily Chrlf ' She is always gay, carfree, and happy wnile at work. 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Glen Wilson --- K 4- RATED CHARACTERISTICS Pat King Shirley Sealand Freda Zehniser Betty Hancock Virginia Weaver Shirley Sealand Freda Zehniser Pat Yeager Pat King Pat Shaffer Freda Zahniser Jean White Elma Guiler Mary Stowe Doris Thompson Pat King Freda Zahniser Erla Bauman Freda Zahniser Jean white Shirley Smith Shirley Smith Erla Bauman Freda Zahniser Pat Shaffer Pat Shaffer Helen Magargee Pat Shaffer Shirley Smith Pat Yeager Mary Stowe Ted Shillito Glenn Wilson Glenn Wilson Don Parker Jake Anderson Sam Anderson Ted Shillito Sam Anderson Jake Anderson Don Cutler Joe Ivers Bill Milligan Bill Ligo Bill Ligo John Milan Guy Cousins Joe Ivers John Milan John Milan Don Shaffer Ted Shillito Joe Ivers Howard Grundy Howard Grundy Don Cutler Melvin Dennison Howard Grundy Sam Anderson Bob Purvis Melvin Dennison To grow tell To get e million dollars Radio Engineer Find out lr Hoffman's middle name Iarmor To be a Nurse Beautician To be stranded on an island with June Allyson Farmer Graduation Airplane pilot To be an honest and respectable citzen Get out of school School Teacher Chemist Carpenter Beautician To own a Convertible Nurse secretary Beeutioian . 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JOB! IILAI At basketball or football, John will try to do his share, And Barb will run interference, So, girls, beware---beware! .........I i-I 1 ,Man B111 mnigan 1111 IIIIfII Q5Luc1an eovvoe - ss...--...ses-.-.ss-I F. B. I. I I I V n - 9 Shirley Huey Richard Ssttes Tom McClain Robert Pallock James Woods Amanda White Patricia Yeager Royce Waha Robert Purvis ... Wallace Guy Jess Anderson Ted Fahrner Paul Crispen Doris Hamilton . ... Melvin Dennison ....... John Royle Ruth Ann Fahrner Marilyn McConnell Elma Guiler Mary Stowe .... Shirley Bealand JOSH S yd8T eeee Shirley Smith Glen Wilson Patricia Shaffer Howard Grundy Donald Cutler Eleanor Rodawalt Erla Mae Bauman Virginia Weaver Ted Shillito Bill Ligo Martha Steen Helen Marie Magargee Donald Shaffer B111 Milligan Jean White Doris Thompson John Milan Lily Christy Patti King Freda Zahniser Jim Emery Lewis Persch Bill Crawford Sam Anderson Guy Cousins Joe Ivers Betty Hancock Bob Thompson O O O 000000 0000 I COULD WRITE A BOOK ON How not to drive Our P 0 D Teachers What I should have learned in M H S lhy I never study Farming How to construct an Atomic Bomb How to run e school eeeeeeeeeee e eseee eeeeeeeeee eee eee FTODOD OOO n S How to enjoy yourself in study hall eeee e eeeeeee My P 0 D Cl!!! Mr Hoffman Mrs Welker . ... . The fun I had in gym classes ....,... ..,.. How to get 'A' in conduct eeeesee see WOHQH Mercer High School .... 4... trips to Mercer from Jackson Center ... Joe My Experiences ee 'Lefty' . ... Kids The Man I Love' Women How I spend my time OOO O 000000 The wiles of uomen The art of riding a motorcylb Child Care , , How to teach school , , My lit The Horrors or Bookkeeping Home Ee class ,,, 'What to do and What not to do ,, , The stories I hear Mimeographing the Mer H1 Why Yearbook Staffs get gray ,, All the things I want ,,, Going to sway basketball Che istry and Mr Kane Why need a million dollars IU lan CHUCK How to get into trouble , Our bus driver P U D Cla s Driving How To Provoke People The Bus Trips To The Games Life In General At Mercer H1 My Good Times At M H S O 0 OO OOO SHIRLEY ZAHNISE Although she's quiet she's very smart 'A' on her report is not e seldom mark She's happy gay and lots of fun you need a friend she'll be a good one f Oli ll.lO.l'.l.......Il .'. . 'll..U0.0l.......fl Y . . seeeee egg ' e e se E O... 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W5 i X F L Z a CAN YOU IMAGINE Jean belng 'Green' instead of 'White' Guy being 'Uncle' instead of 'Cousins' Virginia being 'Spinner' instead of 'Weaver Pat being Queen instead of 'King' George being 'Wrong' instead of 'Wright' Mary being 'Store' instead of 'Stowe' Shirley being 'Airland' instead of 'Sealand' Ted being 'Red' instead of 'Royle' Wallace being 'Gal' instead of Guy Eleanor being 'Runawalt' instead of 'Rodawal Doris being 'Stiilton' instead of 'Hinton Bob being 'Padlock' instead of 'Paddock' Erla being 'Sheepman' instead of 'Bauman Don being 'Cleaver' instead of Cutler Bill being 'Truego' instead of Ligo Shirley being 'Jones' instead of'7Smith' Paul being 'Wilted' instead of Crispen Jim being 'Meadow' instead of 'woods' Christy being 'Dandelion' instead of 'Lily Bill being 'Crawbuick' instead of 'Crawfor ' Melvin being 'Dennlda hter' instead of 'Uennison' Ted being 'Shillifeot' Instead of 'shillito' Joe being 'Mevers'-fnstead of 'Ivers' Jake being 'Buterson' instead 'Anderson' Sam being 'Anderggg' instead of 'Anderson' Shirley being 'Duey' instead of Huey Mary Jane being 'Sample' instead of 'Semple Bob being 'Moovis' instead of 'Purvis' Glenn belng 'Deedson' instead of 'Wilson Doris being 'Jackson' instead of 'Tim son Amanda be1ng 'Black' instead of 'WHIte' Guller being 'El a' instead of 'Elma' Ted being 'Closer instead of 'Fahrner John belng 'Yardan' instead of 'Milan' Laddie being 'Perch' instead of 'Persc ' Tommy being 'McPath' instead of 'McClain Richard being 'Sfandies' instead of 'Sattes Pat being 'Parker' Instead of 'Shaffer' Betty being 'Footcock' instead of 'Hancock' Don belng 'Leaver' instead of 'Parki' Helen being 'Magergee' instead of 'Magargee Jean being 'Wine' instead of 'Snyder' Don being 'Eversharp' instead of 'Shaffer' Joe being 'Ford' instead of 'Lizzy' Howard being 'Grindy' instead of 'Grundy' Royce being 'Backha' instead of 'Qaha' Bob b6lH8'TOmg2lN instead of 'Thompson' Martha being Dean' instead of 'Ste5 Dorothy being 'DeBut io' instead of 'DeAngio' Zahniser being 'Slave' instead of 'Freda Emery being 'Gym' Instead of 'Jim' Fahrner bing 'Babe' instead of 'Ruth' Yeager being 'Slap' instead of 'Pat' Zahniser being 'Surely' instead of 'Shirley' N UI I1 n n tn - n ..... ..... n n n n n 1 n n n ..- .- ' n n'n , n ' n n Bw n ' v n ...... H , ..... n A The lomsn Good Housekeeping Science Illustrated Modern Romance Country Gentleman Sharon Herald Sport News Week Vogue The Etude Calling All Girls Esquire . Boy Scout Life . Literary Digest The Instructer Liberty Look e Cosmopolitan Laff True Comics Glamour Outdoor Life . Time . . Hit Parade Adventure Charm Scientific American Click True Romances Madameiselle Atlas Reader's Digest Coronet Seventeen Cur ent Event Encore Grit Girl Scout Make it Yourself True Love Saturday Evening Post Denny Dimwit Interesting Hobbies Women's Home Companion Daily Tribune Mercer Diagrace Miss America Sam Spade, Detective Joke Field and Stream Encylopedia Americana Cook Book Jack and Jill Better Homes and Gardens Country Gentleman Varsity American Druggeat 'Male' order Catalog American Scholar wry E A A MAGAZINES Shirley Smith Home Ie Classes . 'Labv Freda Zahniser Don Parker Her H1 . Joe Ivers Week before a big dance . Amanda White Bill Milligan Seniors Boys John Milan To McClain . 12 30 to 1 00 P H English Classes Pat Shaffer . Weekend Jesse Anderson . Don Cutler lartha Steen . Leiis, Befsoh.: Pat King Jim Woods P 0 D Cla s Band Concert Prom Night Helen lagargee Hr Kane Class of '49' Sam Anderson Shirley Sealand Melvin Dennison 0 D Bo Rich Sattee All those who are The Vacuum Cleaner Boys Quartette What everybody needs, but lacks Mary Stowe Good Grades No such thing Canteen Paul Crispen Girls John Milan 'Renzie' Losing basketball games Lil Seth Gustin H Brandy Springs B111 Ligo Needed in Cafeteria Pat and Dale In the Future Wallace Guy George Wright Doris Hamilton Wanted by Senior Girls Howard Grundy 1. .C..l.....OI ...... 2. ...'. CIO 'U' . 3. O.. U..-If ....... .l.' 4 e entea eeeeieee ese Se ee eeeeee eeeee 6e eeeee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ve eeeeeeeeeee eeeae eeeeeeeeeee Be elee eee 9. eeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeo lo. ..'..l... .......... 11. .. eeee 12. ....'l.ll. . .'..l.... 13. 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DOO... ll IOIU .Oil l T..--.'., '-' ZfY 777:Hf'f'uf. , 'Tg Hf'T'Twj1: VfVT'V'f'f.f3.l.'Q-jill-lvfiwf7'.'lf1Yi f. ,1.v.f'7f-1' 1 A CLASSIFIED SECTION Ruth Ann Fahrner Wanted A longer lunch period For Sale My seat in P O D Class Freda Zahniser Wanted Cook Book For Sale School Books Shirley Sealand Wanted My brown billfold with drivers license still in it lalso Lefty's picturesl For Sale One clarinet, good as new CSeldom usedl Melvin Dennison Wanted One new convertible For Sale Used crib sheets cheap' Jake Anderson Wanted New '49 ford For Sale A 'ClinkerW of a Studebaker Martha Steen Wanted One graduation diploma For Sale All school books Jean Snyder Wanted Typewriter For Sale My Shorthand Class seat Bill Crawford Wanted One Rolles Royce For Sale One beat up Chevy Truck Wanted A '49 Buick Convertible For Sale My test papers Doris Thompson Wanted A good Job For Sale My books Sam Anderson Wanted Royce Waha's head well preserved in alcohol For Sale One Pontiac in A l condition Donald Shaffer Wanted Black hair For Sale One record of 'Slow Boat to Chinan Laddie Persch Wanted New Pontiac For Sale 39 Ford dump truck Lily Christy Wanted A new car For Sale Chemistry lab apron Ted Royle Wanted l9L9 Cadillac Convertible For Sale Jsed books cheap' Mary Stowe Wanted A girl to take my job at the theater For Sale The front seat in Mr Hoffman's room to anyone who wants it John Milan Wanted Model A Ford For Sale l9L8 Buick : . 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I I Q V - CLASSIFIED SECTION Amanda White Wanted A blue Qadillac convertible For Sale Mr Gregg, cheap' Ted Fahrner Wanted One diploma For Sale Used books, cheap Ted Shillito Wanted Motorcycle For Sale l93L Ford coupe Virginia Weaver Wanted A Navy Nurse uniform For Sale All my school books Don Cutler Wanted l9L0 Buick Roadmaster convertible For Sale 1899 Model A, Iver's Ford Jim Emery Wanted New Ford For Sale Certain teachers, cheap' Bill Ligo Wanted A 50 room mansion in Florida For Sale One good slide Trombone Jean White Wanted Voice lessons For Sale One Nervous breakdown Wanted One million dollars For Sale My troubles Wallace Guy Wanted One new truck For Sale One used desk and books Bob Paddock Wanted A way to get 'A's' without studying For Sale All the paper in my desk Doris Hamilton Wanted: Four year scholarship to college For Sale One immense stack of old worn out Exchange Papers Tom McClain Wanted One education in good condition For Sale Trig book Csllghtly used! Gus Grundy Wanted Sam's Secret For Sale My pride Pat King Wanted New clothes For Sale One pair of tennis exhibition shoes after the Joe Ivers Wanted Home closer to town For Sale A black derby hat Pat Shaffer Wanted More school spirit for underolassmen For Sale One Cheerleader's uniform YU I : ! Joe Lizzie Mia? 'ML' -' Lf'-1 ' .,. .A J... v.. ', il NX .N Amd! I 2!f',fQf'7 ' ff I-anew? li, v,-ff -1? if--fr, 4+-f IMI!!! ' tially Zgzgffazgylg na Aux Imax . X . gk 4 J? ltr' 3 4 'i g ik xi--'egg-,,f 75v QE x XX X 1 :Eff RQ- NX ug Q -54 E' llll 225 ' x 'X LE. X 3. .., 51 Q u n 3 XX I 1 1 r il Z' r '52, YW 0,11 , 1 W PA xx XX xx 1 fx XX X XXX 'XV'xxn. 1- XR X iw- ff ii'-'12 '1 f 5r? 1Z. ' f wif: Q-'da-9 411 J A Q-. an NL is-.5 u an N- 's VN Wx I 1 ff! Aj X , ' , X V A - 7 xr YJ N- 'Nusa xy. M T X-W -i.4,,1 - ' W S X ' N V .X N - A. Mem, - 1 'N xu 777 ' X , N, ' V. - fi . f ., , . F A JL , 1 ,HX ' M A4437 f-f' 2'-i f ' ' -Y- , , , . 1. , ,- W-4 g . 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We, the members of the class of 1949 of Mercer Joint Consolidated High School being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, therefore declaring null and void all former wills of graduating classes. We hereby dispose of our possessions as follows: ARTICLE I. We, as Seniors, bequeath to our dearly-beloved and most capable faculty mem- bers all the happiness gained by teaching us. CP1easel No remarksl We must admit that even with all the heckling, we enjoyed it tremendously. ARTICLE II. To the Class of 1950 we leave all the troubles of a yearbook, Qthey be never endingl. AII the worn out typewriter ribbons. All this plus.our never-ending trips to the office. To the Class of 1951 we bequeath our scholarships, personalities, home work, and all discardefmaterials that we do not want. To the Class of 1952 Clf any of them make it? we will the teachers, hoping that they'II go Tlfttle easier on you. To Miss Dorothy Shevel we bequeath one C11 empty, vacant and otherwise-- Victrola Cabinet. ARTICLE III. Doris Hamilton, leave my fun in Latin class to Barb Langdon Freda Zahniser, leave my night life to my sister, Bonita Ted Shillito, bequeath my curly hair to Vic Zigo Virginia Weaver, bestows my giggles to anyone who likes to laugh Erla Mae Bauman, bequeath my lab apron to Rosie Amon Eleanor Rodawalt, bequeath my back seat in P O D class to Ruth Large Ted Fahrner, bequeath my P O period to the Juniors Donald Cutler, bestow my sportwriting ability to Rick Reznor Lewis Persch, bestow my good looks to anyone who doesn't care what they look like Jim Emery, bequeath my luck and best wished to all Juniors wh will have to struggle through P O D next year Also to Bill Philson my fuzzy upper lip I, Richard Sattes, bestow my good times in study halls to Vic Zigo John Royle, bequeath my seat in P 0 D class to Agnes Milan Melvin Dennison, bequeath to the Juniors, all the poems that Mr Hoffman s gonng to make them learn Paul Crispen, bestow my ability to drive to the Jefferson Twp bus driver Jess Anderson, leave my seat in P 0 D class to Tom Amon Wallace Guy, leave my homeroom seat, the sixth one in the second row, from the south side of the room 200 in M H S to anyone in the next class who hap pens to get it Royce Waha, leave my answers to P 0 D tests to Joann Hawthorne Patricia Yeager, bequeath my back seat in P O D class to Doris Yeager Amanda White, will my brains in Chemistry class to anyone who isn't too proud to accept them James Hoods, bestow the Keystone Farmer Degree to Dale Redfoot Freshman girls, Virginia Patterson and Jean Moore I, Tom McClain, leave to all underclassmen, the plaster remaining on the ceilings I, Shirley Huey, leave my ability to get in trouble in Home Ec to Joan Mcwhirter Shirley Zahnlser, leave my chemistry problems to anyone who wants them Joe Ivers, leave my Ford to Wayne Buchanan Betty Hancock, will my ability of playing the piano to Anne Shillito Sam Anderson, will everything but the good times to the underclasamen Guy Cousins, leave to Jimmie Knapp all my old pencils B111 Crawford, will my luck in football to Dale Redfoot George Wright, will my height to Wayne Buchanan I, . I, . I, . I, f . . I, . I, . . . . I, . . D. . I, . I, - I. I, . . . . I, . 1 ' . I, . . I, . . . . I. I, . . . . I, . . . . I, 1 I, ' . I, Robert Paddock, will my act of racing through the halls at noon to two It Q I, . I. . It 0 I. . I. . I, , WILL CONTINUED I, Mary Jane Sample, will my bangs to Agnes Milan. I, Joe Lizzy, will my height to Tom Gill. Dorothy D' Anglo leave my P.0.D. book to anyone who wants it. Bill Ligo, leave to John Ammer all the worn out typewriter ribbons which I have so expertly removed. I, Mary Stowe, leave all my books to my sister, Doris. I, Shirley Sealand, will all my good times to Joanne Parker.Cexcept the ones with Lefty! I, Jean Snyder, leave my books and seat to Bonita Jennings. I, Robert Purvis, to the Freshmen- ---- -J. D. Morate. I, Shirley Ann Smith, will my chemistry book to Rosie Amon and hope sne doe- sn't irk him as much as I have. I, Glenn Wilson, bequeath my hair to Vic Zigo. I, Ruth Ann Iarhner, will my Job in the cafeteria to anyone who wants lt. I, Patricia Shaffer, leave the problem of the Mar-H1 to Isabel rurey. I. I. I, Donald Lee Parker, will the entire building to the underclassmen. I, Howard Grundy, will my good-looks to Vic Zigo. I, Elma Guiler, leave my job of moping the floor in gym class to Rosie Amon. I, Marilyn McConnell, will my chemistry book to anyone bright enough to get through it. I, Lily Ann Christy, leave my little sister in the care of anyone who thinks he's capable of the Job. I, John Milan, will my Buick to Wayne Buchanan, so he can take Mary home. I, Doris Thompson, bequeath my front seat in P.0.D. to anyone who wants it. I, Jean White, leave to all the kids on the Coolspring bus all the wonderful times Ihve had. I, B111 Milligan, will my front row seat in chemistry to anyone brave enough undertake it I, Donald Shaffer, leave my front seat in chemistry to anyone who wants it I, Patti King, will my experiments in lab to Dale Kwlth a WARNING sign! I, Helen Marie Magargee, leave my front seat in P 0 D class to some poor Junior I, Martha Steen, will all my good times as a Senior to all Juniors Signed, THE SENIOR CLASS OI 1949 witnessed in the presence of all who would listen to . Bill Ligo, Shirley Sealand, Howard Grundy. . , . ,.. . a. ..-...,,,,.--ft U, ,. .J - , - , ,.',, f I ,. ,A r.,5,:Q,, .,. ,... 59,9-1-. 3, .rm : , R.. 1 ,.. ,, , .1 .,f, ,..., . ..,,., , .- ,...r ..- a, ,...,,- ..,. ..m..,.,'-.ro an ,....A,.,..1e:fle,se-a..a.xs-,-A :+n2s,,ea,--.,n..-.o.,- -, ,nas ,sl-Q-.r..A,A.u.e-1 -1x.Aa..L' -,se-.ual A ' CLASS PROPHECY. Oh, it's a beautiful day, but more important are the headlines for today. Jake Anderson and Laddie Persch, big cattle owners, just bought another cattle ranch in Texas, this makes 20 ranches for them. Juliana White Callas Jean White! has been appearing in many of the world's greatest theaters in Europe. She is accompanied by another great opera star, Canary Crispen Calias Paul Crispenl. They are accompanied by their manager Bob Purvis, who is said to be quite a lady-killer. Scotty Waha, the owner of a large chain of men's stores, is said to have a big sale on men's garters. You had better hurry and get yours because his sales are very few. Digger Milligan was again nominated president of the Undertakers, Embalmera and Pallbearers Insurance Fund. This makes the Lth straight year he has held the position. He is ably assisted by his friend and fellow mortioian, Richard 'Lay 'em Out' Sattes. Killer Dennison, last night, took the heavy weight champion boxing title from 'Knock-Out L1zzie', by a knock-out in the 5th round. ' At a meeting of 'The Coaches of America', Joe Ivers was elected 'Coach of the Year' for the 3rd time. William Ligo, President of Ligo a Ligo Publishing Co.,has decided to drop all kinds of publishing and specialize in yearbooks. WHBH asked by the press why he is doing this, he said, 'I remember my year book in high school.' Theodore Shillito, famous private investigator has tracked down the robber of the Jewels of the famous movie actress Miss Lillian Christy. Amanda White, famous chemist, has accepted the position as Head Chemist of Mercer Joint Consolidated High Schools. She is replacing Mr. Richard Kane, who is retiring, a wealthy man, at the age of 65. The Mothers of America will have a meeting next Tuesday Gerrish crreaa Zahniserl presiding, and Mrs Jerry Mongellio charge of refreshments with Mrs. Charles KShirley Smith! in Our famous justice of the peace, Thomas McClain III, last night arrested George Wright, our ambassador to England for speeding When asked what was his hurrv, he stated that he was golng to a basketball game Patricia Shaffer, a student at P U University, has failed to get her masters degree because she could not pass the supreme test of boiling water are sorry to hear that her third husband died recently of food poisoning Last week, Jean Snyder broke the world's snort hand test It is said Bh6 did 200 words a minute 'Curly Locks Wilson', last week perfected a new home permanent, which is reputed to put 'Tony' out of buslness His first customer was recorded as 'Peaches Yeager', a famous model 'Moo Crawford', famous dairyman, has broken the world's record or adult erated milk 'Prosperous Hamilton' has invented a new soft drink called 'Dead Man's Delight' As you know, she is the owner of a large chain of drug stores Seen together at the Grand Opening of the new theater were Miss Marilyn McConnell, a Power's model, and her designer, Mme Doris Thompson As you know the show is under the management of Mrs Mary Stowe Reese Just hot off the press is Amer1ca's famous journalist, Gus Grundy's latest book 'Am I To Blame Mr Wallace Guy and Mr James Woods have just arrived home from Australia where they were in conference with Don Shaffer of the Australian Branch of Breeding Cows They remarked that their trip over was very rough however upon arrival they heard Miss Betty Hancock present oneof her world famous piano concerts Having been ln Reno to secure a divorce from her husband because he would allow her to giggle, Martha Steen joined them at Nevada on their way home Mr Ted Fahrner, Hollywood's No l star, was seriously injured in an plane accident while making a film in Texas He was rushed to the Dallas Hospital by one of the ambulances Being cared for by Nurse King, he has been moved to Jamison Hospital for plastic surgery under the care of Erla not air City since Bauman Each day he receives a special tonic from Emery's Rexall Pharmacy, which is del ivered by Guy Cousins, local mail carrier Now showing in the London Art Gallery is John Milan's famous portrait of Mrs Shirley Sealand Livermore as 'The Typi cal Housewife of America Miss Virginia Weaver, comedian on Jack Benny's radio program, has secured one of Ruth Fahrner's special S25 Deluxe Permanent Waves Bob Thompson, one of America's foremost insurance sellers, was struck by an automoblle, driven bv Shirley Huey Mr Thompson has no insurance Sam Anderson, the owner of the largest bus company in western Pennsylvania, is sick with the flu KIt is said that he has the greatest amount of our buses, two of them don't work J , V 'Mali .ol 1' .MSUAWA ,olexwir 1 . su , 4 aus S!!eMl:kMS! :LQBISMUII LAW KVAJ JW!!! 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' l ' V Q , ,. 1 , , . , , , 9 ' ' , CLASS PROPHECY John Royle and Bob Paddock two of the world's most noted shoe dealers, made the statement early yesterday that their lace shoes will go on sale Miss Mary Jane Semple, newly elected president of Du Pont, and her secre tary, Miss Helen Marie Magargee, who was voted the WSecretary of the Year , attended the new showing sponsored by dress designer Maisie Guiler The flowers were arranged by Eleanor, famous owner of tne 'Old Rodawalt Shoppe,W the leading florist of New York The models were made up by Max Factor as the leading make up artist of Hollywood This information nas come to us over the wires of the Bell Telephone switcnboard from Dorotny D'Ang1o, head operator vf 'A1. eo ip 11' ff f GX Q Jfse lJ W -'J Q-iqsh S0 X' ii' ' f GLAYQ 'Ar A9 ul -1 9 i .14 -4 s-K4 few xref! of- ga 9 I Y K4 J.fL .95 acl ,..,- 1131,- ff X if ' 0 WEN v WIL JZI fl , 2, L X gui : f , ' if rely lzJ .x K - Lkglf . 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F311 D311 .4 T C3 ll P L F3 + 56 J F CJQQL xJll W r lawrence Lizzie, Bob Plarh ,l DJU te, D lk Llgo, James Mchi J JJ U T J ,LL A M bl e Clarenfe 5 wer JJ e x AH ' JUG nOc C, Rusbell S 4th, L Add N31 , uoqnne Alas, Jail we ve., Jdfe plo,d Eleanor Osbolne, P Haz Ln fa, dr, Dutb Revs uartHJ f PFS! 1 Filer Q erry AcKay, Nellie Gill Nary 1 DJIA ' 1 ra ,nc .oawre Jailent, Betty BarthJl Sfb S. P ,Ju, en vga Norma Smith, uoarne l f vwvb- . . -ul . - -'4 .-N f- - . 1 ',,, . . ', 'uf , ' ' f Y 1l4.l.uJ.., V hl Ljxtf, Q, 1..C,.' :.f'.hW'f5l, :,'A,0 95141, , .A .1 , ,,, -. ,V v , --,, f- ,- -vz 1 , -- u U - x ...- TJM 3.Qt1L, an me JCSM ,l5., r,Q :nf Qdm, ' HL lc .. , - lllw.q Joe Cu,-cr, Sick King. TLird row: 1 W' . ',Y..,--, 'yx --,... ,-w ' : . ' '-, ',-.11 QJLD nxr , .om LlHAnl-.Ln, L.. ge,,Lf., alr W-n5 r, .- . , A L -. H, .,, ,, . ,,, A ,,. -V 1 . ' 'A vw, .:z v - . - . MJJH, J nr .hJr, Artn.. ,rdx.C, ,,- vJ1-.Lt, Jqul. 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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Make way for the Class of 51' We're climbing our way to the top, slowly but surely But then, when we do finally get to be Seniors, most of us will prob ably look back and wonderlhow on earth those last four years went so fast Class officers were promptly elected under the supervision of Mr Krall and Mr Patterson They were President Dick Ligo Vice-President Tom Gustin Secretary John King Treasu.er John Ammer The class was well represented in extra curricular activities with eleven boys in football and eight in basketball There are ten in band eight in gir chorus, and four in mixed chorus Three of the girls are majorettes and tow are cheerleaders The date of our class party is set for April 29, and we hope it will be as successful as our last one Good luck, Freshman, we sincerely hope you have as successful a year next year as we did We'll also try hard to measure up to and maybe even surpass the high standards the Junior class has set up for us C3-. of VXCYZPU hliiil 1 . - , 18' o I Q law f7Xf c.f D ow ,fl 4,50 J c may ko X Y y AqjD6jEH If N tx ti 2 37 J f J HH IHIIIHI r V fl ff ' .J 4, . 9 1. - I Ill I ll I FRESHIUUQ CLASQ C U 4 ea g 11 r ft r 'x H x ZCL '1 ZUHZNK' 1 f.'C4Cu.1fi 'iun-1L1'v-1 ziufcum 'Anzac O L1 sf- Q .T .. ,J CD si LT 1' Q' I' If 'I rl U U LD Q1 If W' ' 51 L' 's C '1 . 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I'4 - V- 'S '- 11 Zin '1 W' ' , ' . -' 232512 .T L Lg niys' I vga 'S ww 1 13 . . L. r f- i v' N . Z1 Q-Ov - X ' 1- r f .L , r' '1' , i' - if , - f ' L1 'L C .N .1 fu t' ct . 4 V V - ' I A .4 . C' V' -. I Cdr' U , i' 1 r','- ,' -' y r' . . ,. , ,- k.. f - 1. M , I '1 'x , Q -3 - Xu- - ' v n f L-1 . szfh X 'aw - ' F' '. JZ1 g1..': Mfj' x4 L1 - v4 'IA' . . ,. 'x . I 'Z ,Q fjig, .' X - 1- ww -- '1 HZ' L, ,' .' ' 1 'N , . ,. . , L I, ,. 3 , 1 N w .H . O .. , , 'I , Q. , V' 4 . - - YN- -1- W V pf A O JU t . 1 2 ixth rsw lenn Ande ssh, 4Joe ' Tucci Dale Jd nav i 4 pn FDA 4 Lf' B4 wx LJ ,L rv L... r. 'nf' f-w 1 .L L. r FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Well here we are--Freshman. It was a long hard struggle,but we finally made it. We had our first class meeting on December 19, 1948. The following officer were elected for the year. President ... Ronda Vogan Vice President Jane Gustln Secretary Margie Boydd Treasurer Chuck Persch are very proud of our ten band members and thirteen chorus members We an think our class has a musical career ahead of them The teachers even went far as to name our class 'Silent N1ght', because when they asked a question we we were all silent Our 'Motto' is,'Nothing Comes From Noth1ng', this we think suits our class perfectly had some trouble deciding on class colors and a class flower, but finally chose 'wine and white' as colors and the 'Yellow Rose' as our flower Our party, which was on April Fool's day was a real success and the hit of year The rest of our year was spent planning what we were going to do the next year as Sophmores, and in trying to get passing grades so that our plans could be fulfilled. 747't6Z5'Zyf fp I I I O I O C . ' . U we . e A SO we I 0 ff W 'f WC A t 41 M5 T . , ff? J J -fx' Lo W K L px' HI IIVH ? u ff f P' A r az f 2,1 xv 1 V U f .X A X N September 7 N 10 17 2L October 1 7-8 l3,lL November 1 25,28 December 3 22 to Jan 3 January February March April May June 2 SCHOOL CALENDAR 19L5-L9 First day of school Football game at Shenango ' W ' Zelienople N W Mars at home W W at Rimersburg Teachers' Institute Football game, Clarion at home Evans City Homecoming Dance 'Greenhand Initiation Professional Assembly 'Polomene Potters Football game, Bessemer at home at Union Report cards First day of hunting season no Football game, dickory at home Senior Play, 'Girl Shy Thanksglving vacation Basketball game, New wilmington Rocky Grove Cranberry Bes emer school home Professional assembly, WThe Allens' Basketball at Shenango ' Cochranton Christmas vacation Basketball at New Wilmington , East Brady at home , Grove City Mer H1 Dance after the game Greenville at home at Sharpsville East Brady Cranberry Basketball at Brookfield End of let semester Basketball at Greenville Report cards Basketball, Cochranton at home Sharpsville a Senior sponsored dance after ga Basketball, at Titusville Open house Basketball at Grove City Basketball Erie East at home at Hickory Rocky Grove me Professional assembly 'Deep River Quartet' Senior Party The L9ers' Professional assembly, 'Jessie Taylor Junior Party Far Away Places' Report Cards Gym Exhibition Professional assembly 'Gibson Schwerken Frost Party Easter Parade' Junior Play 'Me and My Shadown Good Friday Easter vacation Choral Concert Senior Trio to Vashington Report Cards Sophomore Party Band Concert Baccalaureate Commencement 8 15 N N , N I V ll 20 , 22 28 Il N 29 5 . 18,19 . ' W at 7 N N II N lo N 11 N Il ll, N N S N ll 15 17 21 ' C 128 I' ov 7 YI N N 11 - , lL N 18 ' W 21 N vi 22 W , Hickory at home 25 ' 26 28 1 L n , t rv 8 10 11 , 15 , 5 4. 18 ' . 22 H Il 23 , ' 25 Y IV I I 7 VI ll . --vv 1 18 25 I ' 1 . '--N 7-8 -- 15-11 -- 20 25-29 A 1 27 29 6 22 THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT 'Little expected--surprises galore!' In abridged foray that has been the history of the Mercer High School Music Department of '49. with the arrival of a new school administration, music included, the outlook, was not good nor very bright The graduation of an extremely musically minded Class of 'L9 left gaps in the talent list We can now say, though, in all sincerity,WCongratulat1ons Miss Dorothy Shevel The task involved in building up a music department of quality is fully realized Through her determination and perseverance, Miss Shevel has given the first graduating class of the Mercer Joint Consolidated Schools a musical distinction of some noteworthiness A graduate of Westminster College, Class of '48, she became acqualnted with us through the student teaching plan of that college Deadly seriousness has marked her supervision, under which the choruses band, and subordinate groups of smaller size have flourished Since it is poss ibly her greatest interest, we shall interview the choral groups first A individuals and groups, the choruses have performed admirably Christmas program concerts, and religious services have fallen under the reporlaire of events for the mixed chorous The girls' chorus has sung frequently at events such as these, also The Male Quartette, and Girls' Trio and ensemble have improved under the direction of Miss Shevel Performing before various clubs, in concexts, between intermissions at plays, and in special programs ll three groups received fine public commendation Three singers were our representatives to the Mid western District Chorus Festival at Greenville, in February One of the trio is expected to go to Potts- ville at a later date for the State Chorus Festival Starting with very few veterans, the high school band has progressed through constant practice until they now perform very creditably The tradition of past bands of our school has added incentive to the striving of this organization Offlcers who head the band are President Bill Milligan Vice President Don Cutler Sec Treasurer Bill Ligo AUTHORS Mercer Miscelleanous Elma Guiler Write ups Bill Ligo Don Cutler Class will Bill Ligo Class Prophecy Elma Guiler Historians Jane Gustin Freshmen Sherry McKay Sophomore Isabel Furey Junior Lover's Letters Bill Ligo Class Poets Bill Ligo, Freda Zahniser, Jean White Also thanks to anyone whose name has been inadvertely ommitted J Q 5 A v, 3,1 E ' if Q 4 . 51 - - ii V7 I iff J - if ., . if? . - . rl 111 s , ,Vg e ' . 0 S Nui Q X14 0 iii 1 Ti . in ' 'Ui Ii o -:U U, - Q, 0 YV! . 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I L V 1 i GIRL Box office records and public acclaim knew no bounds the evening of Nov mber 18 and 19, as the Senior Class presented their annual stage production, 'Girl Shy', by Katherine Kavanaugh, a wholesome and witty comedy in three acts Por traylng college life at its most hilarious peak, the veteran cast romped gaily through the humorous dialogue which commanded the wholehearted plaudits of both audiences Miss Lillian Semple, a most capable director, received public acknowledge ment of her fine work when she was presented a token of the casts gratitude dur ing the Yrlday evening performance The plot centered around two college nxmmates Tom Arsdale fSam Anderson! and Okie Stinson iDon Cutlerl, the former is extremely girl shy and the lat er, thing but It was graduation season, and beth young men were to attend thelhnce of the Year on the evening before Commencement cerimonies Into the picture stepped Howard Grundy, roled as Dean of the University, and Peaches Carter lr Arsdale, Aunt Caroline, and Sylvia, Tom's former and still hopeful girl friend, added crowning touches to the complicated plot which moved to a happy and satisfying ending The family was played by Richard Sattes, Elma Guiler, and Shirley Smith, respectively Wallace Guy and William Ligo enacted splendid supporting roles as Asma, the Negro maid, and Alferd Tennyson Murgatroyd, class poet Martha Steen play the smart young sophistocate, Babs Sanford, while Erla Bauman and John Milan duoed as Birdie Laverne, cute young movie aspirant, and Chuck, her first and only crush, to round out the list of perfonmers The talents of these three were fully realized by the attentive audiences Financially, the play was a brilliant hit Because of the willingness of t class to back the cast by advertising and mass pre sale of tickets, all prev ious returns fell by the way, the Class of '49 went over the top A tr1bute deserved by the entire organization who once again made school history is THOSE NEBSTERS Displaying the coolness of veteran professional actors, an inexperienced Junior Class play cast displayed no appreciable amount of qualms as they per formed to the utmost satisfaction of two large audiences on April 28 and 29, hilarious comedy in three acts, 'Those Websters' An adaptation from the radio serial of the same name, by Roland Fernand, the twelve character cast brought the atmosphere of Spring City and the tanseness of the football game against the strongest rival into the minds of both crowds Miss Lillian Sample, veteran play loning an inexperienced group into e before the eyes of the most critical director, was to be commended upon fash confident cast who carried th mselves as A third string sub quarterback on Anderson! tries all the plans of his the football team, Bill Webster, isam pal, Jeep Stanley, before regaining his for mer crush, Belinda Boyd, !Patty Shaffer! merely by circumstances Jeep is in turn ruled over by his one and only, Patty King, as Delores Mason Bill, having been moved up to starting quarterback through an injury to his predececcors, flunks a history exam, and Spring City High finds itself without a quarterback. The help of lr. and Mrs. Webster, enacted by Richard Sattes and Doris Hamilton, is to no avail until the arrival of Kitty, Mr. Webster's attr- active secretary. flartha Steenl. Shirley Mae Stringer, lHelen Marie Magargeel, momentarily becomes engaged to Bill but finally settles for dependable Emil, CMaurice Petersl. The audience expressed ap lause also for the 'Character' parts of Liz Webster, the kid sister, KErla Baumang, and Mr. Watt, the comical taxi driver whose anecdotes were price less, llallace Guyl. The paly would not have been complete without Ted Royle as the Coach, fitting himself admirably into the character desired. Repugnant weather slightly dampened the enthusiem which class members had Qworked up by intensive advertising and ticket sales. ,jglll ,n,,p.l,Mg1g4LXgkLg4wm4,and.,aQQgLiiLLlLLLwamW4aQ .',. e ' ,i 3 - 5 . E ' ' - t any- Yf iPatt1 Shafferl, Okies current hearthrob. The further addition of Tom's family, fe . ed 3 4 Jf ,Q . ns gg . 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K sv u.A...4.x 4.4 A-nu 4 , ,A .,., 4, VARSITY quintet vas c guard, a d o ly Filson Jes nrde 1 forward The Varsity started the year without a retd n r etterman but what the team l cked ln experience they far auroaseed y t eir 4 l ' lhe Spunky posed of laet yea 's undefeated Junior Var tr, and consisted of George r lht, forward, D Redfoot, fordward, led ohillito, center Tom Amon 114 The reserves, who saw plant, acti n, were a,1e ucnanan, forwl d ohn lar center Dic4 Settes g a d Dlc etro r guard, Bill Jcvhlrter guard and nic cElra After t'nv off to a slow start, the ustange ended the seae A th 1 re ord of l wi s and 6 loseee The Varalty loses the services of five seniore by graduation with the ret urn of four letter , next year's tea arou P more than equal the outstanding record of tale year' 'een The compl ted schedule was as follows Iew 'llmington Rocky drove Cranberry Beseeoe bhedago Cocnrant 'ew ilmlHgSDD .abt Brady rove City eenv lle Qrarp wille nrady GLOKGL HIGHT JCOYES Ylb, ULU bLJ U JU b C lUbb3U5 squad, brofe EHS ex tlrg 'all t e' Wercer Cou.ty SCOPIHU record by amassi 5 e arand total of 445 points over the 1948 49 cage Season An envlable record at tae least George accounted for u record ir awe Lees game than the nrevious holder, hi erer e gene was 18 nointa. w A Cranberry Hickory BrooK'1eld ureenville C t ran oh rp ville Titleville Grove City Erie East Hickory nocny rove 'I R CF,-QJJJ 969039 fr-colt-eelf Wnfyhf T 3 4 3- 'd L... 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Dearest 'Mademolselle', I have been 'Yearning' to be 'Near You' 'Because' I love you 'For Senti- mental Reasons'. 'You Were Meant For Me'. 'Until' 'The End of Time', I shall dream of the day we wlll be Together', My Darl'ng, My Darling' 'A Little Bird Told Ae', that I would soon be tax ng a 'Sentimental Jour ney' 'South of the Border' where we will spend some tlme 'Underneath the slelterlng Palms 'That s ly Desire' You will be charm ng I snow in your Buttons and Bows' and you can rowder Your race with Sunshine' I hope that we will not have 'Stormy weather', but if we do, we can 'Let A Sm'le Be Your Umbrella As we dance 'The waltz Vou aved for Me', there will be tardust' in your eyes Vol will wear your Al ce Blue Jown', and I will send you 'One Dozen Roses' after the Ball we will leaxe at 'Three O'clocK in the Morn ng and have ' ocatalls For wo Then I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen' I shall prob bly steal ' Ylss ln lhe Lark , as I say ' oodnight Sweetheart' But for now, 'I'll Hold You In my Heart, T1ll I can Hold You In My Arms' 5 Au Revolr' I'll bee You in my Dreams' l ays , .ature Doy al' ul! 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