Meyersdale Joint High School - Hi Point Yearbook (Meyersdale, PA)

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Name Clarence Ackerman Russel Allen E. M. Austin Mary Ada Baer Neal Baer Robert Baker Richard Beal Robert Beall Marcia Black Harvey Bowser Kathryn Brenneman joe Brown Mario Carouse Ray Casteel Hilda Christner Donald Clark Tony Corbaci Dorothy Critchfield Kenneth Critchfield Jessie Cross Rita Dahl Dorothy Davis Bill Dia Ralph Dickey john Durr Eloise Englehart Lorene Fike Olive Fike Leona Firl Eleanor Garlitz Eloise Gauntz Charles Glessner Gloe Gnagey William Gnagey Leonard Greig Lois Hady Daniel Harding Lorretta Harris Bob Hartle Regina Henicksman Frances Hetrick Raymond Higgs Joseph Hillegass Dorothea Hilner Ray Horchner Peggy Keegan Georgia Keim Margaret Kenney james Kimble Dorothy Lee Alva Lichty Grace Lindeman Song South of the Border Are You Having Any Fun Scatterbrain Scatterbrain Scatterbrain The Old Apple Tree My Prayer Star Spangled Banner I'm Getting Sentimental Hot Lips Scatterbrain Beer Barrel Polka Notre Dame Victory What Difference Does it Make? I Love You South of the Border You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby I Love You Scatterbrain Breakfast in Bed To You My Prayer Blue Orchids Blue Orchids Oh johnny Oh Wbat's New ? South of the Border Scatterbrain The Rosary Little Man Who Wasn't There Blue Orchids Beer Barrel Polka Let Me Call You Sweetheart South of the Border Star Spangled Banner What's New? What's New? My Prayer Little Man Who Wasn't There To You Sweetheart Aloha South of the Border Home Sweet Home Well All Right Star Dust Man With the Mandolin Indian Summer Scatterbrain Oh johnny Oh Beer Barrel Polka Makes No Difference Now Darkness on the Delta Silver-haired Daddy Hobby Match Tops Photography Reading Stars' Pictures Photography Match Book Sports, Dancing Hunting Sports Photography Reading Boxing Sports Skating Read and Swim Sports and Eating Match Books Scrap Book Baseball, Football Reading Collect recipes Pictures and poems Model Airplanes Archery Hunting Reading Scrap Book Reading Playing Piano Dancing Reading Skiing Play my Trumpet Milking Cows Hunting Dancing Dancing Baby Pictures Amateur Chemistry skating Waving hair Swim and Skate Fixing machines Music Reading Dancing Sports Skating Radio Reading Reading Housework Ambiiion Motor Police Research Theater Manager Bookkeeper News Photographer Electrical Engineer Civil Engineer Carpenter Travel Aviator Stenographer Motor Police Mining Engineer Motor Police Private Secretary Dentist Ice Palace Commercial Teacher Sports Reporter Aviatrix Model Nurse Aviator Airplane Pilot Millionaire Music Teacher Nurse Nurse Bookkeeper Detective Stenographer Chemical Engineer Lead a band See the World Engineer Beautician Army Officer Nurse Chemist Private Secretary Beautician Electrician Engineer Supervise Music Pilot Nurse Orchestra leader Telephone Operator Aviator Nurse Secretary Nurse fContinued on Page 422 Pet Hate School Stalin 7th Graders Books School and women Head cold To become angry Dairy Dipp Conceited Men Women Onions Talkers Dance Music School Pretzels Dairy Dipp Big shots Sissies Scratchy Pen Getting up Washing Dishes Cats Changing classes between buildings Talkers School in hunting season Violin Cats Snakes Cats Cats Snakes Turnips School Flies School Conceit School Di shes English people Cats Nosey people English assignments Fried potatoes Sloppy people , Skunks Bert arguing Petting Wellersburg Cats Drinking Tardiness Hair rolled under -13-

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WETINIILLER, BERT WILMOTH, FRED Do you pitch, or mich? He's xufferirzg from bigb f'bloud Football 3: Cheer Leader 3, 41 preumle' Hi-View 5, 4, Glee Club 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Hi-View 3, 4, Hi- Point 4, Glee Club 3, 4. WHITFORIJ, JACK GNAGEY, WILLIAM Small bill migbry. Smr light, mn- bright X' A if T 0,9 How are my little mlres tonight? F. F. A. 1, 2, 5, 4g Glee Club 3. We, the SENIOR CLASS of the MEYERSDALE HIGH SCHOOL, County of Somerset, and State of Pennsylvania, being of unsound mind and disintegrating memory after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last and best will and testament, hereby revoking all former will, bequests and devises of whatever nature by us already made. 1. We give, devise and bequeath to the junior class a Senior Prom, if they can get it, and all memories, bitter, sweet or otherwise of Meyersdale High School. 2. Our dignity and good sense we leave to the Junior classg may they apply it with rapid and spreading strokes. 3. To the Sophomore class we leave our quick wits, rapid elucidations, and, best of all, our ability to play hooky without having to make up double for the lost time. fSometimeslj 4. To the high school infantry ffreshmenj we leave detention class and all those studies which are beyond the comprehension of their undeveloped mental capacities and somewhat innocent minds. 5. To the Faculty we bequeath anything but our ambition. fSuch as it is.j 6. To the janitors of this noble institution we hereby bequeath a Child's Garden of Verses and Pollyanna, to be read in their spare time. 7. Be it hereby known that all members of the Senior class generously, with charity for all and malice toward some, bequeath the following personal belongings to underclassmen to help them in the pursuit of happiness: PEEPY ACKERMAN'S ex in Boswell to Charles Streng. RUSSELL ALLEN'S ability to look sideways to Deiro Desmond. E. M. AUSTIN'S job at the State theater to Pauline Cook so that she can hold his hand. MARY ADA BAER'S dark eyes to the Russians. NEAL BAER'S instinct for detection to Libby Diveley so she can check on the boys. ROBERT BAKER'S pleasingly plump- ness to Gail Fullem. DICK and Arlene BEAL'S booth in the Dairy Dipp to Gene Robertson and Thelma Getty. ROBERT BEALL'S explorations to Jack Commons. The wads of chewing gum MARCIA BLACK has left under the seats to Josephine Schrock. HARVEY BOWSER'S shattered love experiences to Fred Ott. JACK BUTLER'S town car to Dick Saylor so that he can go to Mea- dow Mountain more often. MARIO CAROUSE'S artistic ability to Betty Floto. RAY CASTEEL'S belt and badge to Tom Shipley so that he can display more authority. HILDA CHRISTNER'S love letter from DAN to Libby Grof. IRISH CLARK'S good luck at playing hookey to Harry Staub. TONY CORBACI'S quiet disposition to Elaine Speicher. DOT CRITCHFIELD'S present from Andy Gates to Tussey Tuscano. KENNY CRITCHFIELD'S brain sharpeners, puzzles and fContinued on Page 40j ..17...

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