Mount Jewett High School - Magician Yearbook (Mount Jewett, PA)

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V211 C1 P, rr'-TI 'The 119:52 Ma2ician L.. L MIN-NL-M .,-J faculty ARTHUR T. HOCD Grove City '31, B. S. CHEMISTRY - HISTORY - GYMNASTICS Art Hood is a good teacher and a good coach. He had much hard work trying to improve his basketball team. He's not always cross, as you will dis- cover if you talk to him out of class hours. He is also the Senior advisor. THELMA D. GILKEY Geneva '30, A. B. ENGLISH AND DRAMATICS This was also UT, D's first year in M. H. S. At first she was mistaken for one of the Students but at the end of our first English class, we all knew we were wrong, She is an excellent basketball coach and has had another nice job trying to keep the Freshmen in their place. , L., , c I 7- S ' Q 4 I 'illwl , Ng I 'I -A Eight

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V222 Cl F1 12:1 'Tha 1952 Magiaiail L....u HARRY R. ABPLANALP Snapper Harry has been our class president during the past two years and we were certainly satisfied to see him in that position. This is only one proof of his popularity and ability to do things. He is an active member of the boys' Hi-Y, a cheerleader, and a member of the boys' Chorus. He's 'Handsome in his own dark way, 'R'esourceful and 'A'c- tive. LENORA P. BILLITIER ,.pat,. Somebody is laughing. But why ask whom it is? It couldn't be any but Lenora. That's the laugh that starts us all and gives the teachers an excuse to say Quiet, please! We're all glad that there is someone in the class who is always in good humor. Lenora is a graduate of Hazelhurst high school. She is 'L'ively, 'P'ersistent and certain- ly not 'B'ashful. ROBERT T. ALLEN ..BOb,. lf you are lookin for the red-head of our class, you'll tllnd him right here. Bob graduated from the three-year course of Hazelhurst high school and finished his studies in Mt. Iewett. He's 'R'eflective but not very 'T'alkative nor 'A'mbitious. EVELYN L. CALDWELL Eve We all know that Evelyn must value her high school education. At least, there are not many of us who would like to drive eight miles to school, in all weather and over all kinds of roads. And we don't envy her any of the flat tires she's Hxed. We all notice her work in our class and in the Girl Re- serves. Aside from that she's 'E'xcit- ing, 'L'anguid, and 'C'andid. Ten