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

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Starlets!! Some to be and some not to be stars. flj The officers: E. Bard, J. Darrah, M. Vitale, A. Gnagey. QZJ The winnahs!! fStarred at a junior Dancej james Imler as l'm Nobody's Baby, Robert Reiber and Mary Louise Griffith as Loch Lomond, june Floto as june in january, Florence Leif as Please Take a Letter Miss Brown. 131 Could these be M. H. S. juniors in English XI? Sech attenshun ! i I l comin Clttnactiona 91 Theluniors of M. H. S. in the limelight spon- soring junior Class dances. . .the money will be used for ajunior-Senior Prom. . .ah!. . .then we'll step out! . . . Cas we go to press we're hoping they won't disappoint us this yeari . . .first dance Sepf tember Z7 .... Blueberry Hill and l'll Never Smile Again . . .we did, however, when jimmy Imler turned up at the next dance as Nobody's Babyn. . .You see, the juniors had a i.CL3N1C'AS' YourfFavorite-Song Dance . . .other favorite hits of evening were Miss Berkley as Pennsylvania 65,000 . . .jo Tuscano as The Lady in Red and according to the reliable information read in the I-li-View that one and only. . . Yehudi . . .a prize for the prettiest went to june Floto as june in January fcleverli . . .the best dressed couple prize went to Mary Louise Griffith and Bob Rieber who were dressed as Loch Lomond . . .The fun- niest girl. . .Florence Leif as Please, Take a Letter Miss Brown complete with horn-rimmed glasses, pencil, well, in fact everything except a boss. . . next dance .... you should have been there! fthose juniors have an inexhaustable supply of ideasl at the dance held on November ZZ they gave away a turkey .... the happy winner was Dorothy Otto. . .I doubt if she enjoyed even as much as a drumstick. . .ask her why. . . Spike arrived at the dance with her steady -that's right, Fuzzy, who attended her Hrst dance of the season. . .some season. . .everyone who attended the junior dances from the Hlittlestn freshman, joey, to the tallest senior, Mr Bolden, enjoyed them thoroughly and are looking forward to. . .Ma Bigger and Better Prom. Page 20

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Supreme Title Julia Menaquale Carl Matthias Pearl Maust Bruce Meyers Laverne Mimmie William Moser Elizabeth Mosholder Walter Moskey Ray Orendorf Fred Ott Dale Petenbrink Nellie Platter Betty Reiber Robert Reiber William Riley Eugene Robertson Kathryn Sanner Josephine Schrock Margaret Schrock Charles Seibert Carl Seigner Max Sellers Dorothy Shockey Harold Shockey Miriam Smiley William Smith Jack Stahl Philip Stahl Helen Stewart Kathleen Stone Philip Stone Althea Streng Emily Streng Paul Stuck Miriam Swearman Albert Tressler Chancey Tressler Mary Vitale William Walker Gladys Watson Jeanne Weimer Hazel Wingert john Wingert Betty Witt Louise Witt Page 22 N iek :mme Joes' Dutch Red Bill Bessie Musky jake Slim Hoot Bill Gene K3IlCl' JOCY Peggy Dot Louis Sike Phil Phil Pinkee Moley Stuky jimmy Abe Bill Pansy Bill Sade Bette Dickie Poke Bu nky Ginger Uruully Doing thinking reading playing the piano telling jokes dancing talking dancing talking talking skating hunting for excitement singing? singing dancing loafing dancing studying chewing gum talking walking Lois home trying to study dancing running around talking English loafing loafing singing sewing drinking chewing gum laughing playing guitar reading workshop work smoking chewing gum talking laughing studying eating Smith Bros. sleeping picking quarrels chewing gum Fulure nurse aviator house-wife WPA worker beautician farmer stenographer truck driver working man a good mechanic aviator nurse secretary professional basketball player aviator Lab. technician stenographer secretary private secretary undertaker stenographer hunter house-wife carpenter mechanic truck driver go to college beautician truck driver traveler air hostess join marines nurse aviator farmer stenographer professional football beauty operating nurse house-wife farmer house-wife house-wife