Parnassus High School - Tatler Yearbook (New Kensington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1930 volume:

V L' V N. X Q Fi l P 'I IE' :- rvne-W1 wifzpfmmsz .. 'PW . .Mn f . Q .4 W, 1 1 - ff 5 .. . 1 ' ,,. Q . M w -' ' r' N w Q . . w-,, 4 . -N ci - w 1 R 4 1 T , - N mv'- x V 4 , , X u . I - w w 4 Q The 1930 ANNUAL Qin f 1,9 nf 55 , Published by the ffiqf SENIOR CLASS PARNASSUS HIGH SCHOOL O o 0 ' 0 n I ' l4'QV,g,, z rffleiw' f- , 4,5 msg! N A lv LI 'im If za- I l-all lf' s r Nga' A .fw- Fha 33. is Q: . .s'Ji. ' I v .- . . is .U N ta N , A 14 Q .x 571: ,,:, 7.1 . ,ks W . , iii fs-1. f r M 3.1 ,egg ' ' -42: , ' '13 , ' .wh If 1: er X in lf? Q f I I 1 , EQ! k ' l 7 L In the earlier part of the eighteenth century . I f l Richard Steele and Io-seph Addison published a periodi ,. . all .Jil 0 d cal called The 'Tatler in which they portrayed the cus' ' ' but occasionally with praise for common sense and hon 1 3 'H . est achievement. QEX .,-y, X - I in ' I :El Vi ' It is from this old popular periodical that our h I at X , ,sav in 7 fi , ,ill 9 5 N? JS-I--,. ,-f- -':,. annual has derived its name. Following its example if 'gi' plishments. we haxe endeax ored to picture our school life its cus . ' Q 4 . Ei' toms and pleasures its common sense and its accom' I , V, P gl-H 1 ' l Tr 5 X ' gl Y S F 0 R E r ls ' ' i X8 K X , toms and pleasures of the times, usually with ridicule, , ij -pf ip: ll' X xii tg Aj, M Q k 1 1 , f lf ' 2 f Z 1 r' lp. e rf ' f E., ,. f M A 's rtar t H 'Q ,.. t I i r vw l I Q A .l g 1 - f ' K 3' p . ilffffi -iii A 3 I I 1 ,J 1. 5 .- . ,. '- ,rf 4 - ,N Q42 Ap S' , j'- -AU!-'Eff '. ' :fi 9- I 528105, 9 4 459373, E Leg! i i 4 14's 4 L l 0+----4 gn,- CONTENTS 2-if II . Ni R 6 Im The School -5 NWNQ iii 1 Hi mf REQ DP FP :D E 0 2- .sh rv S3 H SI. U2 CV is C9 D FP CII A is... ,-' - 1 I Q liz! Activities 'Q bs Sn ln. T , I in , X A . Iflf I 'if ' iff! 'fl-fa HN P W 2 -52 ii ,K f.-'F , 1 - - hzlw ' . A i - , A ffiingihau , .'i, , i H i iiii f,XiQii!N ,. Q':y an 55 .JJ Y VP, V Ax A-A,'.Lff?,, r X Q 5 I ' M 'i ,, I I il f ilil a i.5x'LZ,1,f ,'-, El Y 45 X i if W A N . A ': . I It fa ? g gn 9.515 ifsfiilf i ai Q -if S. T R5 it 'Kwik ' Ill' , 4 lp 'iz Il Ni- I' ', -up! 'f fgifis it if fo 'XX n' .a . ,, 1 - 4? Z, .kia l ,Nfl . Q' l f f , ,,, 1 Of, ' i I M fl M211 ,Ir I H 'U wiv 3 R-ki x ll Xxx i N j I fn ffl I J' xi N x gl ,Q SQL? EPP .N ms . X xiii! frm lx y J ,A I rpm lla N w ite' V XQN X S ' X saig wr li 5? X+ MFL ' Qxgq-1 Xixmsf DEDICATION SQ I fgQ. .I ,ws s ess ff get 1 -ff? l b- f Al -X21 .wb . f To Thomas A. Dunn, our sincere friend and teacher, we, the members of the class of 1930, dedicate this sixth edition of The Tatler, in appreciaf t tion of his faithlful service and comradeship during our four years of high school life. K 4 xmif' Alullg ' 'ff '5 i Q if fi! ,,,-A-W ,Ziff H' 4 - Q h s - . 97 Q 'Oi .,. ff Wg, 1 1 M ig S I 'QtX , 5 :F NW se' -1 ,U flgvll 553 1 5, iigi , 11 .f . I' V 1 'Y ie I , I.: 'gq ,, Q as f I ' ' I . ff- 1 , 1'?f,,,f W :wc nv t 'I' A 4 Z E N Q I v Q ' f ' -X 2 . , 511, -4 -' WML? ' 'nfafzlm . if Q .Q ' 1 f Q TP' ' U -' I .At Wi: ' 'K 45 0 I-si' 1 A T X a -f ' 4 ' A f 4 M9 1. J 'F' 'W' 72 N X . -: l'f14 ?7lg ' ' N-fn ,Q 1 ., V4 V ,fu . 15 - y ,Q-,. A ' f - K , 'Q A A.si!sXi2. i W 4 wx 2 , H . ? Li 2'-R' I ' i -V PPWS . TT l--Ri gl ' , QQ - X 4 H V - u 4, + I A if L f N 1 fa-4 : 'f A F .4 1 tx 2 bf u , Q X' 1' 9 , x X .J N ,f 0- . ' 1 . . 1 Lv? 5 r--'A In ' ' D :y X'm'1f L14:4 7' 2 TJ,-'Q 1' W - ' 5 -1.1, -5 ,f C' A, -gm... ,. -.,, fwN'2 --J . -1 'f ' ,.-J- .Y T, .-.' Y Y -I ' -A' ' ' I . ' -5 U :L -rxlh -Any , , :I mf, , so , 4,L. 7?.?f 1 X , 'WV' fig: f lSZ' n .f ' 04 - i -I 1. :E i 1 x ffg:-I iff 1 . gee i'l9'.2 fflr'fl --.W .. ., . Y,f.- v W 3 -by A 'J ,Q ':,' ' . E ' , '!.' Q' QQ V1 4 ,gtg 4 of 1 E 1 !'!.Ai , TO P. H. S. 'You're only a building of brick and stone To the casual passerfhy, But to us, who've labored and laughed in you, 'Hou mean a lot, Old High. 'You mean the knowledge of problems solved, The spirit of things well done, Of games hard fought and games well played And always fairly won. 'You've sheltered our dearest friendships, 'Youhve helped us in every way, And we cherish the high ideals 'You gave us, Crimson and Gray. So wherever we are in the future, Whatever we may do, We shall think of happy days, dear High, With gratitude to yjou. -'THE EDITOR. 6 Y Hx suis:-A--if--.-,f -,r l N' X ' Q . it iz,-gr . rf - 4 , 5 . fi to 4- - f C l ,' -Jkafqvfi. . ' 2, e -,ff f '-M M-.--,' ,-.i --J ' - 5 .4- Q. 97 S v 'Q ST V , . fn .: X1 , Kgx Again ? ff 1' Qf QWLH4 ' 'LJ 5 i f f , X , .-.EL-F ,1.. 1 T1,Efr53Jf-fm i'5iEfl.3k. -' 355114 .Y- '7f' 1 ' 5 M 5 EaGf?? '2'mY4f M if 1-n a 1 F' 1 . , , A f , --H .X if l Q3 WWW' Q . in I if Nun' ! ll N5 J U x 7 ' Em + x1a 4 Y K W Q5 LN! LL I 9 ,,f l'- Q f- Pi I '. ' - f ' f K. v ,J X . . ig? g l, iw . www? iff-wi ' ws uk ,Ab ,X Hx if . N lx, Jf..i...m....L E.: ui - :Qi ' w 3 3 lk, 5 Ex-2' 'ng gi , 'IIA 2. fe? f fi , vs 'Q Q.-ff :IQ ? N' I g 'fw 'r' J Lei 52,1 gf? I I V' f. ,Z 1 QJQ J' 1 4' 4 M W 101, K A fl ML - IIE- rw in I Il' ' A-. , ,i f X Hinivl ' Y fl I 1 f . f' wi in ,if X '- ishfqi. 2 P ,fv I ul- I fr , , I' ' , , . ' L ,. , i -9' ffv , I If , - ' - - f ' N, V1 ' hx :f N f 17 'f,, xi ' 1' 'f lg .. B, 9 K . L THESCHO 7 sv-'m l1u.,,. , ' als, C'fi'fQj2,.,., 4'-5 p1 '1- -'L -- ' 4 - 'Y f f 2555 -:gr AQ C - .fy .v-445' :L N . 4 , 4 11 QA' W7 .A 0 ' s . s - . y f p Q ff 2A f '1 iff. eff 'L 5, Q sity. 51 lllf ii! ll x' 'I 5 7' ,Ng TO THE SENIORS:fff fluff 1 Lf ,6 7' an L9 J nv 7 2 1? -- .4 If lm I 'f 1.9 s Q ,ga N . 5. ,fs Q i sei f E. N737 4 1. - asus- .Mf- s - J 1 u 1 1 'l ' a 5 ,, fa ki iw ' A rpg! - - - givin was ' . :ff gi f .lf . . 1 ,X F A' X , f 1 g 1 f 'Fic--1 111,41 R Yugi A .27 , ,Ji F xnxx .,.,'yA , 1 . . -1., g - f , .. . . elfvl tl J ' , 1. '2l1'i,'-' V 'Q 1- My . ,J . if ' 7 ,v ' 1' , ,. . .L, . . .,, .. , la S 22' , , . x. 4 ' N 'f : '4' lx i R A I 3. Y , Xl IMT, M A x Q' 'fl Tx: X J A xl I I D I' X How sad a sight when one beholds a person old in years yet a child in stature and in mind. It is a law of nature that We- must grow old. We must develop as others of our kind lest we seem abnormal. With regret We see our Senior girls and boys preparing to leave our school family. Yet, we would have them go, developing naturally and preparing to take their places in the world. We want no stunted or dwarfed souls within our sight. Joyfully and gladly than we say, '5We bid you Godspeed, eager, anxious Senf iors. Remember the good times you have had in Parnassus High School. Keep 1n mind the admonition of your kind instructors and profit by the learning you have gained. May your paths lie in pleasant places. Work hard, play fair and remember, 'Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and ever tomorrow a vision of hopef JOSEPH L. BLACK. H . 9? ,, :gig 11. '::y 'iw?-fa ':.- , 4 , SQ , N' 4 FA il? mf .S' J 4 '7 Q, W' X 1 s 'wa gud half? 8 We 3 Q QHNNV' 'Allin ' ft i l :A -1-as . ,. 51,5 Os l In ' fp ' 4f1.' , ' wi, 7.- X t? s I' L ' dx . qui? X C nv' aO'5x X Fr wiv 'J 9 S 9 :z'1 , K I Q-- . I . 5 X af' A -I' . Q Q' ' Wxf ' 4 --V L gl ,S 1.1. !.wW5w KQ s !,- Y fl ' ' :- 1 s - I3 A911 .gg w f , ,' -fghww 40 , 4' ' W 9' fik 1 'X i U' V-an-gy I A-,, 1,1 '. 3 V ' , . A . sf! w :TJ Q ' 5. J X '? ,vi K ' ' ,69 . . 1 af' A ' 55 :if g . i Q! , 56 If . 1:1 FACULTY ,..! A ,E '. - ,',' I A-., .V I .T mf- . if , . s.fx.:i-...a I- L I 1 -' +1- P' . ee- - 1 I .4 1 ' I . as I A . : rl Qs I .. a I ,asf ef' fl ' f ri has HA - m e f. I .I ,. -'f ' 1 -3.5.5 qi! 1 time I ev C615 me . . I: 74. V. l I i I sk JOSEPH L. BLACK A. B. , .Q Go Cit Colle e i I-Mil Y I g WI-val 1 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL . .1 fgr l rv :P Nm' Wl1atever he did, was done with so much ease, ,wi l I. In him alone 'twas natural to please. W . .mf -D a . ' I ff-af W W W! I 'ici' l I O. W. JOHNSON A. B. University of Pittsburgh HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct or the hand to execute. -jwnius. l GERTRUDE ANDERSON A. B., B. O. Geneva College FRENCH AND HISTORY II A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. -Ovid. 10 5 ff: .. .. ,.LJ it 2 . 1 ' a i- 4- e' ' L lm gil fig-Qfhx Y Q: eff?-f 'Lf 'W il iz ,Qi I W. W ,,.L.., ,, '- 2, lv .. I -. .iii 3-ls I? fe EQ A Q5, ' 6lli 1flF9l'i?i5 .if 3'fi 12 fill? mf Il2:+rfA'VWzfifA..e 'i .- -x: I A - .-I. V 1-bl - I 4, 1 :.. ri .isg'l1Xi2- .. . 1- art I ,....,m,. Vie Q .Alfa-'-.M . If .A A I I. Tffwl P A, L.. .W-vf ,' .L ls A ' in ' ' ' snare- .A.. 2 ' ' Wx rf 5 . A 31 4' , h ' J ll x I ' ,ic R. A. ARTMAN B. s. Whshington and Jefferson College .1 V X --r 'S ' ' W 0 MATHEMATICS 'Q' ,QI ill' The village all declared how much he knew, iff 'Twas certain he could, write and Cypher, too. ily. -Goldsmith, 'dll W, nl , A. g '54 -'ai i , if i l MARGARET E. BEATTIE A. B. Geneva College LATIN Q Kind hearts are more than coronets. And simple faith than Norman blood. -Tennyson. I MARY N. BIGHAM A. B. University of Pittsburgh HISTORY IV AND GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Care to our cofliin, adds a nail, no douhtg . ., And every grin, so merry, draws one out. -Wolcot. 11, Q Q .. -A-' T - f '! Y .f g i f .fam ' ff ,I Q73 Fiv27'l-.lRT'Ff: fits .5 fd? ' ff! W 1. - . . ,...... :ky Q 1 3we-:i?s,g4wg3.Q,,-KL.g..m1m-.m.s::.,mUa.1it-gg? figs' if Q . 'N f-i,'S2f.f'zl-fi..,..,y off u,Lf:i,f-lf: 5- L41 icltf . 1521! ,,: -.,'2 1 . 1 23 wi caffksftg- .-.W .. , 42-5--vii 521445-L3 A - , 'I 5 Emfk:ffL.g1'5::3:Q3' Q :gimme -L F' Q-.42 L .z y .......,.--. ..............,.. 1,4 'Af-... 1 f, 5-1' ' lfe I' fi , -, M , . 1 e is gf Y f -1 - if S , T Ally. i, ' .EQ 1 Q DORTHEA BRAMHALL 4741 1443 +4 1, -fm Q lil Indiana State Teachers' College S! SHORTHAND AND BOOKKEEPING ng if AI I l -I.. ia! 4 Kindness is wisdom. Z, There is none in life but needs it. A .wt -Bailey. Q ADA M. FISCUS A. B. Thiel College ENGLISH III, IV AND DRAMATICS I am sure, care's an enemy to life. -Shakespeare. HARRIET G. HART 12 we -,afff4Xll44.lE.lFfv-'fffiisexmle I if J AQPQI -,st1fQrf' -1-iiiwJ ,' 2:-Jw' cUi,g5-fax.,-' ' .4 - AL-2. J ,..-. fr ffl 1,41 sg, .-f-. yy vg....,3,, 'lf-fH'gfx'sxL1ff: .m2Y's ,f' I, w- ,-A fin ' eaqfv , g.ygf,w ,,5T'2-.1s1f5'.A1f '1a,5E:+N fare Et on f,.-,'.'- MA, I' ,ff'i.-i2eig:.Tg1.Q LL. D 1111 - -+V' N ' - I-' 'A if . .f'..f- M if-Mfci' , . .4 - ix I-7-.12 '21 ,mtg-5 x ., f fi slfzz.-rvhifqrg,-5,31-:gtg A Hg. 1.- mls. his me . P4 53.71 ,x QT- W ary., 1: v,Q,...f ,Q ., ......,i,.,.. , ,M , Ve.- .L :F L -41.13457-' t,x,f:'.-v25g'2i-'5- T' H 'lf .M 4 rf , , ., V... ,, N swf -of cfwbgms Carnegie Institute of Technology CIVICS AND LIBRARIAN The love of books is a love which requires neither justihcation, apology, nolr defence. Sangford. 'S 5161 iff' ' I it , F' ' 'A O 1 miffi '4' Lg' .'ffQ'1L I X Y' ,ff lo-3q!5'-1' Tsklggf ,z-'94-i 1 I , ,ff AZ: ' fig- 1, 4 Q :fight-f 'i.iT:wi lf'i 'l' R: ,- :., A gn-, ., ,'.z-Mum-s.a3g1m'..IG:,r I -V -, -- :' ,' V .X I -A - -' ' - - '--azrmz-:n-an-i.r:-w V V P ,nr-,,,-. . , . . .,,, r V -R s ETHEL F. HENDERSON Inwdliana State Teachers' College r, V: ,.q Q la, TTPEWRITING, COMMERCIAL LAW AND Q41 in COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY iffy Whatever is worth doing at all l ' Is worth doing well. -Chesterfield. ,- .L M il-A L-if I I . r SEER Q-:ming . ,, Q Kiki W r V., N is ,3 1 .1 ' , XEQ Q.. Qfiiihg i t Tilfilgctl. all - e'ewei2neiieQH will flzlai. We '14 fl V, if P' , , M r- I , Q, Wg I V' . lg Q - r., x. I 'N I 'iz N S N lixx U JANET MATHISON A. B. University of Pittsburgh ENGLISH I AND II There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away, Nor any courser like a page of prancing poetry. ,.,,, un i I .,,,,,L -.,.--, mm WJ., ,A I , I, W E,-...,a-.5g2,2.r,Qk,,:', M1552 -- - -i i' f - ' U- ww: -2-.-.qwwia-,:x.Q,dg.'.. f 5 ' ,L -' H-il' I -ML'-E -.51 .ralli -' ..-ix' 'V 7.2415-1:-23-l',' 'in 5 'T' . 1 ' , sue: are-:Ez - I EVA HETTENBAUGH Grove City College ART Any color, so long as it's red Is the color that suits me best, 'Though I will allow there's much to be said For yellow and green and the rest. -Field. -Dickinson. I3 Zwsifzklig, Jwzffiff C A A-if?'2:?5f I R V ' ,QE--.'f:.1,,,,,1 1 L 5 -lfifgsl' ' ' . ' .v - ., , -1 MLA 11 - SJV YHSJI 3 L?- S Te pi' O H 5:51 flfyyf-' 1 '-'i?f'fI'Ks 1 , ...wg . ., . 'JZ I .fue 24 if f. 27 ,W ,P i fi. ' i gg-gf i f rf y ?'if'PlF -I Q83 r NQITXQAK I 1' 'x H2 N' 1 ', Wai! 'elvis S r A .Sv lg- Sf! A ANNE D. MQCLURE I ' Iindiana State Teachers College MUSIC What fairyflike music steals over the sea, -Wi'lson Entrancing our senses with charmed melody. I esse lf If 1 f li' iq! J 9 ,af 5. ,M I. . A 7 4- ' H. , r -J: ' A' l r -ag Ls.: v 1 X f f L-if I 4 :Q f' ' ' I X 5'a l we I ,I rf 1,5 -: ,'soX . A -r 1 K 1 ' '-.f f i .ig 1 .1 1 r ,, Sim A N' lvl Gm ., 'it -ir, 'L I Z ,IH shy' Fr' Ns. Y- S .rig ,F 1 ,,, - 1 . 4 . ,A , Ji, ff X , , 1 H? 519 ... 75- f ' '. f ,r , H ' - ' QE 4' ' O- ez- V 1--tt If' gg . 1. J 1 ,gf ' xi Q ,. s . x , N 1 x , ' , -Y r- N xr , , - I - px . .q 1 , 11 3- I A NI f 1 s My L ig' xx .: 0 ? I .L N if 5 0 xx I I 7' t 5 N X I 5 f :X A V1 x ,I , g I, X 1 v j X A ' 9 ff bx X , 4 I I 0- , I A f I I f I ANNABELLE NICHOL Ph. B. University of Chicago GENERAL SCIENCE AND COMMERCIAL ARITHME'l'IC The hand that made you fair hath mawdfe you good. -Shalqespeave. M- Q...a ' 14 'X 1 - 'f .iv 1 ' s - 'il f CLAIR H. WALTER A. B. Grove City College SCIENCE Attempt the end and never stand to doubt Nothing's so hard but Search will find it out. -Herrick. EVO' 'W' X v GW 4' Q .. . , - . ? 2'-:F .,gggX-ix 5K'xwX Q Q Q ,x.Q.. n -WI' W1 i V.. Y,-. -'Q W xx, Al in His! ' '- ' '- 'A ' fb 1 .7- , 7 n 6, Vi-L,' V ' Q4 'fy ! , ' 1 ' his ,qi yifgie LLL' - - V ig, N A I A T. ,dl 7 1 9 , ,ff 2 X , fm- , L f ga N fy , ,., N Mrk -L Y vw' X . p x ,X ,f ' 'H' :fx K :J I ww! 5,1 Ng gmvf : Q ,Vgl4,,.Sli5le f - W- I -'Qi - ,-,,Zj?1kf A' ' V'?!f'fp2!' '+1!QV . Q . X j x-4'4'l4'-Ql 1. . E. ' 4- ' L 1 ' X 1 zafflf 'f . K , w 'f4- A. ,I 3' uw .. ii. ,N 1 X K xf ., 5 . fa ,- + 4 A + 1 ' . ., '- 1 x4 I I v ff lx 1 3 p 1 4' in Q H ' X -cg' 'F A' , 1 . f 4 f 'Q ' M 'xi 57 2 L in f 9 1 N- y W I N 9 , ,p 1 lx F it ' E 'fy ,.6x ,' Q 5 , :az J ,L,MfA Q zugb 1 ,- ..:'i .My EZV ' 4 .1 I ,, f A 73 ' fii. ' 5 v 11 K Lag . 3 W ' 'wa 5 As ai 5 A we . . , ',k1 ffj rgil I 'f:.- , - 4 V' ' V '.1 ' .4 . Q ' ,, X A - 1 f A V M .,... , N S 35' ,f , my l Mb 15,33-f .0-. NUS by V i V b Q ' V ,AJ ,, -,EM .,q. b ' X ,wma Q if tg Al sign J' ,K 1512? m W U . ,mi af QP 1'-,J 4- .1 3 H fs' . 'S 45 , 3 id . 4 -,.,,. . A, .. MAE 15 FQ, , I Qtx VGPWQ 5 i' lin' 3 Il we I ,, F fs- 'I' ,lfilen ,A . . I - ll V444 Us , ls: f': '1F QW 1 1' ' N u C l .,,..,4 i .-,- ! ' 1 - 1 L 3 ir., . ,, . David Kenneth Powell Kenny ACADEMIC Sr. Class President- French Club 4' Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4g Tatler Stail' 4, Graredion Staff 4, Class Play 3, 4. Our worthy president, a diligent lacl, Wllo's clever and witty, never sacl. 191' li ,flaw 74- an ,Q 1 5.-ff .. , - A . V l 1 z ar, Q ?Q ...P 5. X f' gxx I - Q ' '- 1- In sl f ff Q f -X 1 Q f I , . , I 'Zfx Q, ., ff f , -N 5 nn. V , , .. 1, x 11 , 1 f-fxlvsf -, N 1 Q 6. . ,I Z . , f ,Q . -if Qssgx :, l ,,,, . 1 ' N ' f ,A Q x s Q 5 I' 1, xx 1- , 5 -. . 1 lu , ,x 'W '- 4 f . ,. 1 . p 'Z 'L ,JN ,S i L fo 1 ff 0 I xx K ' Z . : rf' s 4 I 1 x I' s'x I' l Xk f'A I X N ca as O Q4 X I SON ' ,Aga ' I : a ,,, Thomas Leroy Lawrence Tom', GENERAL Vice Pres. of Class 4g Football 1, 3, Football Mgr. 4g Varsity Club 3, 4, Varsity Club Pres. 4, Ath. Assn 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 25 Literary Soc. 4g Jr. C. C. 2, Tatler Staff 4g Basketball 3g Journal- ism 2g Class Play 4. Tomjny is bright and cheerful and gay, He wears a big grin from clay to day. Sara E. Vanclerwulp Sally ACAD EM I C Sec. of Class 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 45 Operetta 1, 23 Dramatic Club 3g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club lg Leaders' Club 3, 4g Usher, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Bas' ketball 3, 4g Reading Club 23 Literary Society 4, 'Patler Staff 3. 'L Sweet and stuclious is our Sal, Always smiling, a truefblue pal. Martha Louise Baxter Mart COMMERCIAL ' Treas. of Class 4, Lex League Pres. 4g Jr. C. C. Pres. 45 Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta 1, 2g Tat' ler Staff 4g Graredion Staff 4g Leaders' Club 4g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, ,3, 41 Literary S0-c. 4g Class Play 35 Dramatic Club 33 Usher 3, 4, Ring Committee , Z 0 4. 16 1 AZN qmiglg-,..lllua.,:5q' Q 'Q Mart's the treasurer of our class And a very winsoine pretty lass. X ,t I vu g., I 4 I H. 1 . .L vig-1-: ,Q 'ua I - ,.., T- ' 6 ' ,. ,if , -,, on ' vi : . ,N . ,I ,wiv 4, I ,gh I 5 ,w.?42 fr N-,si .J A -, 5 ' '-A' . 'H' F' ' .L ' ' . 4. W-gevg -H-. b . :Zz-I?-L-'lF'1-, rZfifK?!n32-' 2121 uA .!'1j'Anl It f -13 s': uF is Sf 'ASN whqx. '1..'f N58 I- vi . 1 N5 -I 1.1, Hy! - '1'l'NL.,2J ,' ,J ':' - - gi- A 'Filth' l rr iff X W xx 1 if 'JJ' Y xxx. tim an Q W' U3 as 5 'E- cu Z FP Q94 Z ffl 77 De T' su C 77' Eyfgm nn. 5Uf25E ElSD,w fiG wil.-f.N5'g 'KP' ': ... u-ICD nah'-BTN Om r-lm' 'fllV-1'V's g,,DrvOf if-1-. -. Y-11:1 P-lpfgirii 3 :Ng Sif f3.'1g. . .145 9:14015 rv -Q 9145+-oe Q.....O g' ...O D 4s '.+ UQ'-U--E CD'-c Qlvw '-'fV9,'4D-I aged U- U' ict'-rx' O ., sono: E3C'U.zs CLnU io. ssl . 'ffIwi-55'51 i15'15i!-'gif fl'-1 ry . li? 1151 I 3 as-I ,Q W JI, 'Wg I - I Q ' r l r'1 ' f' n I -V f W A fl 9 ir ig fpgtx ' sf ,gg-l:!2u - f- iff g,,,,,5f, , .2 ,N N s. 2 if sp. S 5 : f 45? . ,. in - , 5? Tig! ,K V.. L lf,-, ' 0' 4 T - fl f .ii ' M 'ill' ' xl S , ' A Q N A 1 it ,i I , X I i I - 1 K , .L ' 5 A yi Oi si ff 1 Q! E Q I I if I l s. I HJ as I' w X 1 A football coach lie wants to be. That job will take ability. Mary Joy Alter Jon ACADEMIC French Club 4g Leadens' Club 4g Latin Club 13 Ath. Assn. 1, 24 Reading Club 2g Graredion Staff 2g Tatler Staff 1, 25 Basketball 2. Here's a girl who is full of fun, Slie keeps lier pals from looking glam. Gladys May Bish Gladdie COMMERCIAL I. C. of C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Ath Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4g Lex League 4g Tatler Staff 4g State Commercial Contest 3, 4g Glee Club 41 Literary Society 45 Leaders' Club. Her eyes are merry, big, and brown For Gladys never wears a frown. Bernice Juanita Caldwell Bernice ACADEMIC Class Pies. 1, Zg French Club 4g Latin Club 1g Debating Club 3g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 5, 4g Leaders' Club 3, 4g Treas. 3g Craredion Staff 4g Tatler Stall 4g Reading Club 2g Glee Club 1, Zg Prof perty Mgr. of Ir. Play 3g Usher 3, 4: Press Club 1g Literary Society 45 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Ring Committee. Pretty as a picture is this brunette lass, And a willing worker for our senior class. 17 e A Jr ' ' ' j .175 3 WB' if 'f'115gj'f1 iff- ix. -Qaggilt, . 1 ! 'Z' ii gf 'lx ,I fp, fgsg. 1, - yy 4, - y Q- fir. ri! 4 fire? ,x, . 1 1 'Levis 11 was rg 12 sz, J !,,, lwltf' ul , Hazel Carson Polly COMMERCIAL Leaders' Club 41 Glee Club 4g Operetta 1, lr. C. C. 1, 2, 4, Lex League 4g Literary Soc. 4. If f 1 ' ,JJ if 1, I 'WA U n . 1 l Q ,, l' X ' : Z E . , 92 igxl 'E 1- rl - lx L T I . -, , ,M M, 1 ,, N , , , - V I ,, N , r .3Q,ff.q!1ufatf,.Sgal: . 4 ri: - -L '- 91 . Qzraufestfr, ' 1 Qt'-'Q 'r-?ff2tQQg-51:1 'A pi 'al L - -af-QQ wal..-5, 'wr Q ,- a J 1 EN 7 i X ' ' L r 3 li' K V I I A' V f -L ,lg ia' I 9? X I ' w! ,M x V4 ' if :- The , 1 ' tea W3 Z an She's rather solemn all clay long, But how she smiles at the sound of the gong. Blanche Viola Cribbs Blanche ACADEMIC Operetta lg Latin Club 1: French Club 3, 4g Ath. Assn, 1. 2, 4g Glee Club 1, 2g Literary Soc. 41 Leaders' Club 4. Blanche is a hashful moclest girl, Who has dark hair that sure does curl. Alonzo L. Dent' Alonzo', GENERAL Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Ath. Assn. 3, 4g Varsity Club 45 Literary Soc. 4. 'Lonzo's always on the go Taking Vera to and fro. julia S. George Jul COMMERCIAL Leaders' Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Jr. C. C. lg Glee Club 1, 25 Reading Club 1, 2, Atb. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary So-c. 4, Basketball Capt. 4. julie's little, but that's not all, She's our star in basketball. ll . N ' ff, 15 . ' 2 A 'E f ' 7 A 4 , , -4, 1 'arf a Q D u 1,5 lil ijfdyl , .. f .F ' 1-gil fl-7-ilzil Q 'Q A' Ab,, a ,fi h Cf: 'fi 1 4-5-'gglgwefl'-'ihsf are ' A 1 ii, ip? X5 SI, Mi: I 1 1 I' figxx k Z f , ' s - ' A t ' Q Nw , Qs 941.2 S il in 1,1 4. .Ja 1' 'X Y :iff . N xl ' , f 12 -' N 4 'J SX -, 4 5 Q- - ffl - - ' if 'G ,ll Nia' .3 :-97 V + -in lee? : at f xx : gf : , L A I . 5 l .If lixx W? lt I 99' Ni 5 WQQQ xt cc sv f Q Nj ,' 6 'Q . L Q: EQQQ' x - x ' ,QNX Hia 'U' lin rf lu' 1 I ' 1 ll ue- J ll, Egg' Anna Claudia Griffiths Ann ACADEMIC Latin Club 1, 2: Leaclersl Club 3, 4: Clce Club 1, 2: Cperetfa 1, 2: lr. Class Play: French Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3: Atb. Assn. 1, 2: Crare- disn Staff 4: Lit. Soc. 1,2,34, Press Club 1, Class Baskelball 1, 2, 3. Ann never has very much. to say, But studies hzwcl in h:1 own way. Neeclo Guiliani Needo GENERAL Football 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Atli. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 41 Varsity Club 3, 4. He's one of our powerful football team, Ancl has certainly won our highest esteem. Helen Kathryn Gibson Hele1i,' ACADEMIC Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Literary SJC. 4: Class Play 3: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: French Club 3g Jr.fSr. Minstrel 3: Alexanclrian Sic. 1, 2. ln Matlieanatics she sure does shine, As tl Matlt. teacher, wont she he hue? Melcla Vernett Guyer Mel COMMERCIAL Arlm. Assn, 2, 3, Crareclion 45 Clee Club 1, 2, 3: -lr. C. C. 3, 4: Basketball 5, 4: Literary Soc. 45 Leaders' Club 3, 4, Operetta 2: Lex League 4. He1e's a peppy little blond Who'of the opposite sex is fond. 19 1 im! glidilll 1 0 QS. I 6 -:-3, 1' ,Z fig In' eff' i T .. F ' A 'e'- 'fmt ,f ,.' X VA A '-' Jef Qvwft . A 1 Z lf 7? if! 1 .fl 2 ,of 1. ', ed .es--- , '!l'i 'V ' , L Q? sN 'MN 0 xqr ,x ' P! T' H sm id! ' . 'nl Il .1 'J lf! avg-ff Y 744 f, :: V! ' .fall li if asf Alberta May Haney Bert ZW, ACADEMIC My Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Press M ll M 5 -WA O ul -4 1 Nl Q b I k E in I :EXE-4 X T sys 4' If K 1 klggtx 7 N , C C 25 ,K .1 0 -Il l -lui ,4f.S.'N-1 I L I rn N X, ' , 4 .5 J U f 1 Q i : W t n- , , ' C01 l ei,a12!f5,g:f. w' rl ' ' 4 g J . 442:- if F-V1 u 1' -el , 3 ,eizdsxasiwu A I ,qt A j. ' A Nl I ,ra V ' 1 1 I xg-4' I -. Q ff? Q 1 ,i ' H- x'N i X! .1 ' 1 I We W 1 4 5 D I K E. I 2 XA ft D QS K O, sf' ff ,J Club 15 Literary Society 15 Ath Assn. 1, 2, 3, 45 . 'I wa Operetta 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1. '- Bert walks so very slow arid sure, If haste were riches, she'cl be poor. Gladys Viola Hartman 6'Gladdie COMMERCIAL Glee Club 45 Lex League 45 I. C. C. 45 Lead' ers' Club 35 Graredion Staff 4: Tatler Staff 45 Literary Society 45 Dramatic Club 3. She studies hard, it's plain to see Arid that is just the way to be. Dorothy Kathryn Holmes Dot COMMERCIAL Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 45 Literary Soc. 45 Lex Leaf gue 45 Tatler Stall 45 Graredlion Stall 45 Class Play 35, lr. C. C. 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Operetta 1. Dot's a silly little senior But that's her only misdemeanor. Thomas Harris ' Tom ACADEMIC Baseball 3, 45 Ach. Assn. 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Literary Soc. 4. Tom believes in having fun But also in getting his work clone. Y . Y f we 20 Wulf' 'mllm - 3-Q 'iff I N' Q . , A 7.1,-' - 41 X T r 2 Cl .-. .. ,Z . .QL '4' 1 f. 0 , --9-5 . - -rg ...Q ,A I fav, I .', i . ,Q - . . ?f 'S Q sm.. 1- 1' 1,1 j'l f IFe'r4elslfftf,liff., 9 f i1l l'?1ll7-ii l'e'f2vQ!'soi.af-ff'i1+a ,,, .- . , , .1 --- A l' L i-i,ij,,: I W 4 -Q 1 ' Q 2-17,1 1- b 1 , c ji 'Vg ?-C- 'Y .xl .563 .Q it .X Q , XX 5, mix S --7 If YJ ' it -- '-4 xc- J Il, fiv! Hazel Lee Howell Haze ACADEMIC National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, Literary Socif ety 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Stall 4, Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Leaders' Club 4, Usher 3, 4, Debating Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Oratorical Contest 3, Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. , 41 rig ,L .flaw zu Z flaw iff' W Z6 Nl 15' :l ..f IST. ff- -5 ' ,H X Ji , i - lin, 'a '. ff A ?' , '. falfai-5 5 51 -Kr' - .if ,fs-Fri Y' ygigllzsaiffi' 'ri rl! 1'! '-i!RQQ1- .. 4? W. , ... X S Q i. fr E -. ,In -n an 2 i 4 ,J 9 Nx'x I ,-3 ' Off e ' rl air 7. 1' 4 N- fl x- S 1' S w 1 s 5 -us ,, jf ' I Au , Y I I- l ' ' ' I at 1 Q fe 2-Y 1 4 Y P, lv! 2,' stag fe W: f N V I I i ca as ll X VI gn f I Hazel Lee is quite petite, Ana what is more, sl1e's very sweet. Leona Marie Huet Leon COMNIERCIAL National Honor Society 4, Vice Pres. 4, Bas' ketball 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Leaders' Club Pres, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club Sec. 3, Usher 3, 4, I. C. of C. 1, 2, 4, Cperetta 1, 2, 3, Tatler Staff 4, Graref dion 4, Room Vice Pres. 3, 4, Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Literary Society 4, State Commercial Contezt 4, Lex League 4, Class Play 4 A cute redhead, bright as can be- Succeeds in all, that's plain to see. Howard B. Jarvie 'cShorty GENERAL Ath. Assn. 1, Z, 3, 4, Asst. Stage Mgr. -lr. Class Play, Asst. Stage Mgr. Sr. Class Play 3, French Club 4, Tatler Stall 4. Shorty has a little ear 'That carries him both -near and far. Anna Edith Johnson Ann COMMERCIAL Latin Club 1, Operetta 1, 2, Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 4, Grareclion Stall 4, Tat' lcr Staff 4, Prompter Ir. Class Play, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, Usher 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, I. C. of C. 3, 4, Treas. 4, Sec. Lex League 4. Anrfs very little and has curly hair, And she's always yelling, so we'll know she's there. 31 T w WY' ' 'v 21 r ' Q-Q 'vue to m? 2!gLg13 - .W - f V Q Leg u gill' .' ' v I, ' - 5 TIT if-Q ? '. L aiggre' 4 gli u 'fair ig QQ 599-' A, Q is 'if' i -4 Q41 -46123. !'. 'lr' 1' XIII' Il -1 ,Y-' 52541 ff-'H-C I llvf' , ' I I Fixx: .4 ,. j 4,1 - 1 FQBX f j fir e me 4 -L Ijiixil - I gf .e.L . Janet Frances Kennedy Jan , ACADEMIC Latin Club 1, 2g French Club 5, 4g Ath. Assn. 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 23 Leaders' Club 3, 4g Cper- ff: , ll I 1. -Q-ef 4 ull, 'W 4 ..- . 0 , '. fa . an l X. ' fn? N , ,Qs f- faqs. if 35 Wi' Ei '- ' V xi! l' '75 - L w,,e.' ,Lx p w, Wi ' .ut ,' X M L If 4 4 - lQ,- iw' ' , ' ' tl I .' y - 'Fiji -.'f ... . ., X' P4 . . M S K 'Z' li!-q I LX , 'Zfx ' : Eff E 1 5 lv Og lx ' ,994 6 J Q s r' X etta 1, 25 Tatler Staff 4g Dramatic Club 3. She likes riding better than walking, And cloes her listening better than talking. Albert W. Koperek Alu COMMERCIAL Ach. Assn. 41 Jr. C. C. 4: Lex League 43 Tat' ler Staff 43 Literary Soc 4. Always talking, always gablving, With his cronies forever Confablzing. Antonio Laurito Tony,' COMMERCIAL Jr. C. C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Atll. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 41 Lex League 4: Football 5: Literary Soc. 4. Tony always hands us laughs, He's a clown in every class. Chester B. Lukomski Ches COMMERCIAL lr. C. C. 2: Literary Soc. 4g Baseball 3: Ath, Assn. 5, 4 At his studies he is bright, His report shows that, all right. 1 ,J - n ' :I X 1 , 8 H v V ,gf-9 SY ,Q se a, L 5 'ff-1. fi- W- . i '1', ,' J .....C.... WO gn W 1 .i - I.. ', i hifi-eeigii'iii.f:. ' Q ' A if 11+ 1 Asif 34' A g 4 : 1 I Q -iz Jaap! l 'i!11 TE! ,Ls A- 59,9- Q, ' ' , X ,, ,, . Iii 'F' Ill' f -1 in Xe' 4' 'IJ fly! David D. McCracken, Jr. Dibbie ACADEMIC Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Reading Club 2g French Club 33 Latin pjifi' f 'I ffl fl 4 lfi f 2-97,2 ei' QI v,.d lk. ..f ' W I 4 'lb lx ' fxx ' - E 742, fxi. 'ti en lf iff Q, ,Ayr-. Q xx ix 'ff ? il, ' , 'V S-NI' uf,-'M N ' : -fe 2 se. 1. 1 2-'i 2. .1 ' .'!3!gXZ!w . .gg H, f 1- .2!.iss!s'gl0-If , ' I - U , l- - . 4 li El' ff? 1 ?,yf X: , gi : if ' lb ' ' I X I lixx 'C w Y o f ' NVQ ,UQ Club 1, Z5 Ir. Play Mgr. 3g Operetta 43 Activities Committee lg Class Play 4. A true friend? just look this way, We recom-mend Dibbie as being O. K. Lucy Agnes McMa11on Lucy ACADEMIC Atli. Assn. 1, 4g French Club 4g Reading Club 2g Graredion Staff 4g Leaders' Club 4. She always greets you with a smile, Which is something quite wqorth while. Marjorie Gertrude McMahon Marjorie ACADEMIC Ath. Assn. lg Latin Club 1, 2g Graredion Staff 4g Glee Club 1, 2g Operetta 1, Zg Reading Club 2. lvfcwjovie is so quiet ancl shy, 'You hardly know it when she goes by. Evelyn Lois McQuaide Even ACAD EMI C Latin Club 1, 29 Glee Club 1, 2g Atl'1. Assn. 1, 2, Operetta 1, 24 Leaders' Club 3, 4g French Club 3, 43 Basketball 3g Tatler Staff 4: Dramatic Club 3. She giggles and giggles all day long, A stuclious gitrl? 'You'11e got hev' wrong. 23 1 .ax xNml!3 m l- 1, 2 4' 0 ji 4 , 24, ce , vAQfvl. o . Ci ' ' Lai- id ,r , '. W W, ' S! '?'5 -en H n fir 'wg ff! N WF V -- .-y-fl5Vcf?f! Ki' - 'ig f :XEISP N-Ml? , -Wl g'iflm'N' A Q--' nl f'H--wi ,L A, 1-Amir 1, xelnlzzx' ui si 1, Ill' Qe-4 LII Y if ,ll .wg John F. Marks Jack', COMMERCIAL Lex League 4g Literary Soc. 4g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 45 Ir. C. C. 4g Glee Club 1, 2. This boy could never be cionsidered Hwilclf' He's too bashful to be that kind of a child. Wi- . 57' 04 'll M4 Q-99' .2 if 'a Zz ,Q, 1 ,-.10 D 4 P fn :ssl , ,FQ .ff 3 ,Q ' 7 .5 P 'Q ff -H fe - .- - +5115 . - S- , - 6 y!i2 ,-5541 i .. rg- fl ' rf ifilsv , . A f- L s Sid: C sg: . ff. try' t 'fvgs . - . . 1 . i - ' 1 ,L r f s , we-I+ iw: Mi b . ' ' I - 1 el Nuiuiwf ls ginssigli EAI. xx Sl N I r 'lk A .1 .1 e , E- 1' Vg? L if ggi, r 1 4 is hx xg ,y ' 1 .. 2 s pf E 5 l m lx 3 I 4 5.x X7 u I Angelina C. Mazza Angie COMMERCIAL Operetta 1g Jr. C. C. 1, 2, 4g Lex League 44 Tatler Staif 4g Graredion Staff 4g Literary Soc. 4g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4. Oh. she has such curly hair! Arid her face is corriely and fair. John W. Mikesell Johnnie GENERAL Jr. C. C. 3, 45 Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4g Literary So-c. 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. At debating he's a wow g When it comes to arguing-he lgruows how. Robert H. Menk Bob ACADEMIC National Honor Society 4g Latin Club 1, 23 Press Club 1g Literary Society 15 Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4g Reading Club 24 Tatler Staff 45 Business Mgr. Class Play 4. Bob is a worker, as we can see, As hard at work as the proverbial bee. 24 1 ,X x,,qui5gmllu.,,, ' l . 5 , 1 'V .. 5-ix! C. -ei. 52 . ,- .- ' ' 1 -.,,i,.n, -W-u mi., ..,- fm-g,.,.-ff Q -Q 1? -. 4351- E ,- - 1 . i ll gi-4 C . 'af' 5 I I . gi if ', .Mig N :AZ I - Q !g ' '-l' A 'll K. I ,ig -., t-A I ,A-'fx 5 ri' Zgi-yi ill ' ' 'jg 'ggi yfggif-ll ir A - A o ,J',, .5 is sw SYN ,t N ,. , 'QINZN I Ili I Ill' I 41 Il we, J V,,, fly! Harry E. Miller Whitey ACADEMIC Latin, Club 1, 2g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4g Ir. Class Playg French Club 3, 4g Football 4g Tatler Staff 4g Operetta 1, 2, 4, Class Play 4. Z glgxi lf fig? 'f ff: ,,, M4 W u U I 1, Z 1 Q I: X . , ' K 1 f gxx f ' 3 1 yi: 4 1 ii' 'pg :pill mic Q M Sv rx W: Qs is jf! 4 is .g '- ' 1 it f ri., . ea ' 'F tl. V .1 fi' . X2i 1 X--X' -1 : - I fur' , : , is - - .K it ff .- 's if -1 - we ge!6f'r':! i r if svsfn-,:fz'?zfr 1 X I' ' ls :. ' 'H fl flax W A :ld A , , - 1 ni Vx Z, x N ' f R 2 li 5' 1 lx s l , NI f l, ' xx ' cc as 1, ' I f 4, I As a Chinese Ernpenor, Harry is great, Xvlth his deep bass voice, lic sure dqoes rate. Mabel L. Powell Mabel,' COMMERCIAL I. C. of C. 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Tatler Staff 4g Literary Society 45 Operetta 1g Reading Club 2. Sl1e's always rolling her big gray eyes, Which makes her look both coy ancl wise! Jacqueline Randel 4'Ti1,' ACADEMIC National Honor Society 4, Sec. 45 Lit. Soc. 4g French Club 3, 45 Sec. 4g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4g Graredion Staff 4g Jr. Class Playg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Press Club 1g Latin Club lg Class Basket' ball 43 Operetta 2g Tatler Staff 4g Leaders' Club 3, 45 Usher 3, 4g Sr. Class Play. Jacqueline is a brilliant lass, And nearly always heads the class. Martha Marie Richards Mann COMMERCIAL Jr. C. C. 3, 4g Sec. 45 Lex League 43 Treasurer 4g Athletic Assn. 1, 2, 3, 45 Draf matic Club 3g Literary Club 4g Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta lg Leaders' Club 3g Graredion Staff 4, Journalism 4. Rather tall, rather slim, Not too stout, riot tolo thiri. 25 i , Og X Nllln!:.A'u'l0L,, 179 ,v nM, in vv' fa. 97 -v 1- x ' Q ' 4' .. N f - f-lf! ff 1- , ,fi Q . -V ,,. .4. -' a, or f ,,-' ,, r H. D . -- -1 ,lf .. : -.,,. l I fx ' 73 ssl .3 A? w QQ X MQQQX iAX,,zbN 0 'ff W1 - . 11' y,-. it xt' all '1-it? 3, 4, Press Club 1. 1, 2, 3, 4. jake John Ross Thomas Sabetta 26 1 ymif' Mlllu ,f o FF 'mfg ACADEMIC li: ' 'Q 'EGL , Tom Thomas F. Roberts ACADEMIC ' Latin Club lg French Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Tatler Stall 4g Prom Com. 35 Ath. Assn. 1, 2, pi 1' .f ff .fig I , , 4' H J Q-eil' ,Z I QI M, .wt O .-:' f I Z 1:1 4'-2 r . X , :I X H- - 3' ' ix-: ' 1. ' ' 3. ,f Q I f 2, ag'1Zlf!fi'l,ii.fi Tk 1: al ,. s xla. . f ff. , X - f, als., .S g , 5 f. .Ml , 5 L K 1 Q N' ' ,ff ' -. .l naw? - a ' , . 4 4 5 ag, H V - 1 A . 1 , . L 5 1 '11 ' 1 ffl ' '-23251 'ze h n - N 4 f - an f ' Q 1 ' 1 . 1 6 Q ls I , . it 5 hu . 4- n A 7 fir, , N. ln, ?' x If z 4 , lx S r U.x. lf, X X Ac 77 'ff Tom is serious as he can be Always proving wrong either you lor me. ' Frank Charles Ross Bananas GENERAL Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Jr. C. C. 15 Baseball Mgr. 23 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Basketball Capt. 4, Liter- ary Soc. 45 Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club When on the basketball floor he appears, He's always greeted with loads of cheers. 6CJake79 ACADEMIC Tatler Staff 45 Grareclicln Staff 4, Class Bas' ketiball 1, 2g Varsity Club 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4g Asst. Football Mgr. 43 French Club 4, Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1. He's always smiling, but tl1ere's a reason, For a girl named Dot is 'now Um season. CiTOm9? Class President 3, Dramatic Club 34 Latin Club 1, 2g Debating Club 34 Reading Club 2g Grare' dicin Staff lg Tatler 43 Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com. 3, Literary Society 4g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4g Ir. Class Playg Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4. Nonchalartt and gay is Tommy, Every day for him is balmy. ' - li f V 'f . Q' 'ya' ,,.,,,:f- ' ,,+,,,,'T 1, in ' W 7' 'F f I :T x'- . ,.,1s- sf? Viilftiy. V YAY. , Tri, V 'xiii' Q 'fat -Q, 4 f' , 'Y gg: 93' X -, - - ., '-iw' Y,-5 . 'I' at, 1927 -v ru' 1 5 5 J 3 Q? ygififfhgx 4 ,T il' :N lg ...Lf A- -L ffiifz' . '4:3N!-i5llSa'4.ib Q fflml, 1' if , , , , . . . jg.-gggm v Luigi 1 . fr' 24 eefe fiej . A 1 A ' , if 1 :if 3 V -.E 1 1 AQ? l gi? E135 , .glee 215.-fl! ,,?- ' ' Emilie Sample Emilie,, 5 ,4 H . X , ACADEMIC 1 l lg :H-Q, Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Cp' yi W 111g uit , . atln U I , ICPC will , : Qdsmzxh Tatler Staff 4, Usher 3, 4, Class Sec. 2. Leaders 'C My Q1 Club 3, 4g Literary Society 13 Pram Com. 35 Def 73 ' P Ill' bating Club 3, Pnoperty Mgr. of lr. Play 35 Class ., I, ff Q fl Basketball. 3 ' .1 V' , I fly! A brilliant student, ailoving friend, f Sheis achieved this desirable end. 99 Robert Lee Sinclair Dizzy ACADEMIC 1 Football 3g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 4i French Club 43 Asst. Stage Mgr. Class Play 3, 4: Cperetta 2. They call him i'Dizzy,,' I don! know why, Fav Lee is very quiet and shy. 1 l George W. Stonis j Recl', GENERAL 1 l Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4: Basket' ball 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, Literary Soc. 4g Varsity Club 4. liMv'. Stonisf' that's a name That some day will be wreatlied with fame. Leuora G. Sunclerlin Len0ra COMMERCIAL I. C. C. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Atll. Assn. 3, 4g Reading Club 23 Grareclion Stall 3, 43 Literary Society 4. i An autlzoiess shell be some day, Her stories she writes in a Clever way. Clyde G. Thomas Shorty GENERAL A Foztball 3, 41 Basketball 5, Aih. Assn. 2. 5, 4. Opereita Bus. Mgr. 3g Literaryjsoic. 4g Reading Club 2: Stage Mgr. Class Play:4. Heis always happy, neber sad, Also a diligent, studions lad. 27 l vii 1 ,,,,ixxl!xg'gr1ingg,52.i-9.1 i 3-.QQ ,.. ,- -, 5 --1-. . .. ' A :ga is Fu ir A A M'-Q aff-as Ma Qt he 'i - .Q 3 .5 e'iPsi!n2gnsf . . V A ,L Q' mm 'Ox pl X rf -:I ..' 1 I ' P1 ' i' lim gil Il ,, 11.1 fly! ohn William Vanderwulp Dutchy ACADEMIC Class Basketball 3 4- Ath. Assn. 1 2 3 4- Reaidling Club 2' French Club 3 4' Bugness Mgr. Ir. Play 3, Debating Club 35 Orchestra 3, 4g Boys' Glee Club 4g Tatler Staff 45 Literary Socif ety 4g Dramatic Club 3g Asset. Business Mgr. Class Play 4. A studious lad is fohnnie V., A business man he'll surely be. 794 lf: fr iff' ,K I J 2,1 ,r Un u Q , I Q ' R N X A A S, N 6 3 5- vK,.'72t4, SIMM , il 5,.,I:-f'a,i,'I..,i..,,2,a 1 .Qu S ggfaiaf,-:X , ' Z. gl ff ,sg-Q:-Q E15 2,1 ,i L 'I I fa 1 W: l 1 I I K -gn fl J I u- 'bi' 1 li 1 , 4? L iff ? 5,1 !'. Y zffa wi l ws E J 66 99 4 L l l 2 I 'X wsu l a a a 1 a a ,T b , 1 4 S X N ' ' 4 ,QQ Michael Russel Vetovich Mike GENERAL Football 4, Basketball 3, 4g Literary Soc. 49 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Graredioln Staff 3, Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 49 Operetta 3, French Club 3, 4. Dancing is Milqeys chief delight, And this he does each '1'hu'rsclay night. Thelma J. Wallace Thelma COMMERCIAL Science Club 1g Ath. Assn. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 23 Literary Society 4. She's always smiling, always gay, ,lust the same from day to clay. Dorothy Lillian Watkins Dot COMMERCIAL A Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4g Lead' ers' Club 3, 4g Class Basketball 1, 4, Ath. Assn. 1, 25 Literary Society 4. She wants to be an Iopeva star, And doesnyt have to go so fav. William T. Woncheck Bill ACADEMIC Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Capt 4g Ath. Assn. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4g Literary Soc. 4g Baseball 2, 3. Bill is our football captain so strong, To go down the field does not take him long. 1 Ji Xxsuux!:.A 'l 'K' B If , L - s! ifg . . .. a-- -4 an ,ff 3- 1 '24 ,I l 4 0 VJV, :-':x:f 92, ' Ep- 1 3 J, - Ilxfigqpifgifi ,', . VA: , -53 T CLASS HISTORY - , AX: ., Aga 'ltxx n ' in i Yr' I Ill' Q E1 Hark! Twas a bugle ringing out summoning a new band to Robin Hood s Retreat of the Sherwood Forest of Parnassus County. The merry youths and maid ens who gathered that fall of 1926 were eager to learn the secrets of becoming full' fledged leaders and masters of their arts. To aid in distinguishing ourselves from other bands in the woods, we chose green and white as our colors, lily of the valley H as our flower, and the motto L'Be Thou of Service. We tried to do our best, and ifgj with Bernice Caldwell as our Maid Marian, we thought we succeeded in our iirsl nl- , r'y' ' ,Sf , fegs, , - - T--. . f l1iv' T 25' J 'fs' :Ji .'i ,ag , :j!7? aa ff W 'MI Nl n. I Q .HT S 4 X F ' .xi f E K ?', Wie f :T ... ... 4' fr Jails- r A W- : S5 . 'ff 1, S , i ' tl 1- f- M ,Tj wht r!g ' y lfua 1 N 1 5 5 I My ' v! '1i'1?w'a ' f .. i k 'Y 7 -Q' in T '-5.5. - 4 , . . 1 ' 4 1. wt '51 Wi- -fv' lf- - wht - wt' . Q i A . ' 5 .... cw, 1' gal, gg ' u ,-,' 3 i I in A Q lt r.-- y 4 5 -L . ? fy l 5 T f ' '-as rfad! i 1 4 I L in S , I ' I F83 ' , ff? gs' sX .J WYQQ . year. The second year we started out with Maid Marian again leading us. This year we were able to display our skill in the various forms of activities round the forest, and were succeeding in assimilating knowledge all the while. Among our activities were included playlets which we presented on the woodland green. In sports, too, we proved our worth, showing ourselves to be not only an active band, but also a versatile one. The next year we worked under the leadership of Robin Hood, the name given to our leader, Tommy Sabetta, who aided us and worked with us to make our tasks easier. Throughout the year we contributed many of our band to the various sports and activities of the woodland. We struggled hard to earn money for our annual woodland revelry, called by some the junior Prom. The sale of candy when our day's work was done helped make this possible. Most important, how' ever, was the pageant, The New Poor, in which our fair maidens and gallant youths proved their ability. The day of revelry came at last, and after a royal feast at which our senior band was honored, there was a gay dance where wandering minstrels set our feet to weaving fantastic patterns on the woodland green. At last our Hnal year had come. With Kenny Powell performing the duties of Robin Hood, our merry band, now older and wiser, was filled with the determinaf tion to make the last year a most successful one. Ne'er before had the welkin rung with shouts of joy and glee as when our band received their rings, emblems of their seniority. Then we presented our senior pageant which made possible The Tat' ler, a record of our doings as Robin Hood's merry band of youths and maidens dur' ing our four years' stay in the Sherwood Forest of Parnassus County. Now that the year is ended-we have been commanded to go forth into the world, ever folf lowing our motto: 'iBe Thou of Service. Hark! The trumpet blows and the merry band fades away into the distance to start a new life. HAZEL LEE HOWELL. 1vQ15frC.'Nr 'N.'9,Q,C-',5 5' 29 ' ' - i M '21 1: 'ff sv' ' f 4- -7 .-.,, ..-., - I, . 1,6 4 'iiigi'-. ffiffi T ' -L ljiaxf 212.1 O .Af-1' Jw Qi! 'ki xx N! ig ' X A , 'll . ' I 'W ir- ' E! i , 'V . v' .v'. 1 G no - I .. . . i it QIL. gift- .-T-B GT. 1 1-1' X ' b f ' x T Aa 24 ' ' t 1 7, 1 , sf E izf-LJ xs F1 1 be 1-1 i! A ' . li? N,-.,, .4 fst- 5- :ur I B' 1 ' ' ' ll T F X s B 'fw- . ' , ' ' 'LE ' f 'ff' +f-Q R B 1.3 3'7 91-7 j S sl ' K '. N Fl . . 'ixglgfji 'V lags is A S Wai? , :ix CLASS POEM Vigil' 1 r x 4 '23 - il A - u . I i I Lie 1 , l si i f I . 7 ff 'C . 1 , .. ,, I I l I s A 1 X M X J T L .xi T fr'Ql'x 1 N-3 vw N5 A' ,U hill Q In When we as Freshies entered this High We felt as if we were going to die Because we d heard of the many tricks The Seniors played on the Freshies Hicks. - Miss Beattie Miss Bigham and Mr. Dunn Were sponsors to help us get begun In that first green year of our high school life, Which was filled with fun and lots of strife. The next year we chose for our motto so true, Be thou of Service, and then too, For our colors, green and white, so bold, Which to this day so dearly we hold. That was the year that we acted less green, But still the Seniors were inclined to be mean. We showed them that we didn't care at all, 'Cause we were to become juniors the next fall. Then-we were Juniors-what a relief! That we were the best was our belief. . We treated the Seniors, Oh! so fine, When at the Country Club we asked them to dine. Uur junior play went OE with a bang, fTo use the modern collegiate slangj And to the football team we gave, Those men of ours, so valiant and brave. Finally, we're Seniors, and there's no doubt, That into the world we will go out, Perhaps to work, perhaps for more study, And maybe some fame will come to somebody. And now that we are ready to go, - We wish our exit were more slow, Because of happy days we knew While in our Alma Mater true. IACQUELINE RANDEL. M'5fCTNn INQJLQHAI 1 ,.? .mmlgg -1llIu.,, 5? .. 0 'fafad gp? 11 'Q- ni? T! nf' fy! ll .5 4 Q -11 X . 4 W A ,159 diesels 'lisari ffi faffil 5 ,A -. . ' Q-9J.5!I46i3!5l Iii Wfiiijfi iwil' --e is--f if , 1 Slsiae +551 .-fel .ummm-W. T it . W5 1a-1 -' T ' . in 'if' ' ng: A . ' c at ssri f at a if' A -ani Eli f!4 li., V179 112-.Ss CLASS oRAT1oN fa!- fl lug ff' v wg ' ' , . 'lxx I ,Ego Be Thou of Service lf, ,Q fK9ii fgx. The class of 1930 has chosen as it motto, Be Thou of Service. In doin Y 'iff' ,, .. 4, , , , s .J 5 2, xml so, we have had in mind the examples of such people as Thomas Edison, Florence gi! Il Nightingale or Charles Lindbergh. They have given their services to the world in 2 if Q' different but important ways. The business world's fundamental requirements is ,lf M ' ' service, and the higher the type of service we can render, the greater will be thc ref - UUIT1. The world is always willing to reward service and Alfred B. Nobel, who was himself of great service, has expressed the universal idea of rewarding others for service. He is the donor of the 'famous Nobel prizes for service and achievement in science, literature, and world peace. The winners must be people who have shown outstanding service to humanity. Such well known men as Roosevelt, Wilson, and Dawes have won these prizes. However, great service is often performed without public reward and many of the most faithful public servants do their work without recognition. Pasteur, famed for helping stamp out contagious diseases, Fulton, inventor of the steam' boat, and many others have done their work without receiving contemporary acclaim. We can not and indeed must not expect to receive great reward and public praise for what we can do. Our duty is to do the task at hand the best way we know how. To serve is to follow in the footsteps of the Master whose whole life was spent in helping others. We have completed twelve years of school life, and to what end, for the purpose of preparing ourselves in every way for whatever type of service the world may require of us. -JACK ALTER. if 31 , M Q , Q1f lua 1 '23 5 5 X vggk eww 'AN-Q --fx 'ef-ww ? ui YG' I QI ll W 5? -I , ' Hip! HN 3' 13 E 'if' A .. . , ,, ,iif'f2f, '- ' 'a114 -' I 1 is aff' . 4' 4 f +fp,,m Q-eff' I!!! 'WL . 40 21 W' . 1 A - 2 Q' . .f flnfgm-A asm W-N ul 4 . 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'film P . r . 1 .1 Z Q. 4 il ' EN, I ' I ' rt X s P is 4 - gig' I I f x , .- , U -Q f,-S V5 f 1 P' .S f , I x Nx 1,1 K : ,, r l rn y 1 V ei, 1 fa ' .Q N X . 8 . , x 4 ,' , 5. c f 1 . v I 1 4,12 S F J t - Ti: L1 A. 51:1 KL 1 , S, 1-,XG K als Q pgs . f - -a X N.. gc Q- . Y , fn, ff Q . , M, . , 7' - - -1 ,,- If r Sf , ' sf, uni xp' 'T' i 4. hi 5 r F ' -if '1-2 ' if , 'w L' 1 s. ' 'Y g S ' Q! wi- x 4 L I Ili it lf ' 3. Q , , P 'I ls 4 Y ' I . x, 5 ii V s. I v 1 f John Marks, since his high school days are o'er, Leaves his bashfulness to Kenny McSparrin, who needs some more. Tommy Sabetta, his cheerleading, you bet, Bequeaths to Rummy so he'll be all set. Frank Ross, who in all sports is there, With Paul Moore says that he will share. My ability to referee, says Melda Guyer, I leave to Laura Taylor to make her stanmd higher. Dot Holmes leaves her giddiness anfdf all of her fun To Dorothy McQuaide so that she may have some. Tony Laurito, our orator well known and quite great, Leaves his ability to Ches Cooper to determine his fate. Angeline Mazza leaves her ability to paint To Arthur Sweetlandl 'cause he never says , Maint Dorothy Wamkins, who's quite good at singing, Leaves her ability to Edith Powell to keep the towers ringing. The personality of Sara Vanderwulp we leave To Mary Wylie so she'll never grieve. Senior leadership, as shown by Kenneth Powell, Is left to Gretchen Southworth to use all the while. Robert Menk, a very good student in math, Leaves his ability to George Peters to soften his path. Lenora Sunderlin, our well known Senior poetess, Leaves this to Barbara Hastings, no more-no less. ' Howard Jarvie, who is quite an artist, Leaves his ability to Lydia Doran to work her hardest. Hazel Lee Howell, with great scholastic standing, Leaves this to Elmer Double to help in mark landing Jake Ross, who is indeed a great basketball star, Leaves his ability to Santoni to help him go far. Alberta Haney leaves her dignified ways To Mart Sproull to use in later days. Emilie Sample, a Senior so bright, Leaves to Louise Cooke a record quite white. Jack Alter, a senior quite snappy, Leaves to Peg Shepherd the hope that she'll be happy. Anne johnson leaves to Harriet Cox Her pretty little curly locks. Harry Miller, the Senior blonde, Leaves his hair to attract Yvonne. Tom Roberts, who does not agree in all things, Leaves to the Juniors the ability to pick rings. To be a successful Senior, says Dibbie McCracken. The Iuniors must gain whast they've been lackin'-dignity. Iohn Vanderwulp leaves his complexion That Garrett Blair's may reach perfection. Thelma Wallace leaves her love for Harold Lloyd To be used' by a Freshman we call Bert Boyd. Mabel Powell, a senior of tofday, Leaves her knowledge to Ruth Serway. Needo Guiliani leaves his reputation 34 is 2- . xxymlhzz-Allllllj- 9 L 4- , ,ni I ff U ' ' 'XA q A: ' W 1 Qc . W g Lg 2, 5 ' ' ' ' T-:Y 5 Cl 2, ,' . Z .4-' r f U4, X V-.--:Pr-.. 4- , -4 '-' -' ' 'S .- ' in .rg r L JE-FE! l iq! rv QA N ji js.. V' i' Sdn' va ll ll .1 l fig! K ff? ' i,,. .Q i f 3 . ' 3 .. +-. V . '--1'- '1. i'5i.:,.a.' tb: 1,,,f G. 9 - .:.il Tf N3f .1 . A T To our boys fro-m Logan s Ferry Station. Til Randel our public speaking lass Leaves this fine trait to the whole Junior Class. Lee Sinclair leaves his good sportsmanship To Bud Fritz the Freshman when he takes his trip. Says George to Frank Stonis I leave thee brother dear My ability to play football to use next year. Mike Vetovidh, who is quite a good dancer Leaves this to Don Mazza so hell too be a prancer. Blanchd Cribbs whos quite full of vigor and vim Leaves this characteristic to Luella Saffer so slender and slim. MarthalBaXter, who cares for Senior money, Hopes that for the Juniors the figures won't get funny. 4' 'Vx 712: it 1.4, ly I . 4 . 1 l 'Ti 4 t I'-Q ! :- X xg X R ill !' +-1'-N x Z I N ? 3 , ' N - , 'E y.. ' x - W, a N ? as-'fins . 'Q .. w A :fir ,.s'i2'f xr-X L- - f . . -H' 'ivy w I is Y 1 ,- , 6645: : jf 212'.:-4: - 1 ,, xt, if 43 ' f EL 1 lg' 3, ' 9 Q 1 A-f5I1X?f. ' ': 1 - fl .- - 7 :- A X N 'A Q-lziqfa L -4 'fl , ' . L V. ,L 5, v D' A -f Sl -sl. 1 L' .Q . -v , Q r I L f it o ,. AAI. V , . f 7 ii- l 22' it me f . ry :K y . 'fi' 5 N Q 1 y 4 E . K 2 3 'U U , , E i X- , H' , , ,ff V f X X H Q ' sf 'Y' 5 S 4 4 f 4 + , 1 , 1 f , f, ' ' Q 7 1 1 M1 , ' , 1 John Mikesell, who is a student fine. Says, I .leave to Irish McLaughlin this ability of mine. MarthalRichards, our commercial law whiz, Leaves this to Ruth Klingensmith to help her in biz. Shorty Thomas who's mighty and' small, Leaves to Ben Conway the wislh that he'll grow tall. Tommy Lawrence, the manager of sports, Leaves his position to Lawrence Baker, one of his cohorts. Bill Woncheck, who wears four stripes and a star, Leaves it to Lefty to carry the ball very far. Albert Koperek, a very studious lad, Leaves to Fred West all the brain he has had. Hazel Carson with hair of black Leaves to Dorothy Wilson 'her shorthand knack. ChesteriLukomski, a well known singer, Leaves his ability to Steve Leasure so he'll be a humfdinger. Tom Harris leaves his chemistry notefbook In which Lula Mae Williams will be able to look. Gladys Bish. our spelling bee, Leaves to Chuckie Dinsmore her vocabulary. Gladys lHartman who in P. O. D. gets good grades Leaves her contract to the Junior maids. . To Helen Berg from Bernice Caldwell We leave the ability to get on well. Ann Grifliths. who is very petite. Leaves to Clair Nevergoll her little feet. Our redfheaded forward. Leona Huet, Leaves her position to Anne McGregor with hopes she can Ianet Kennedy, a quite charming lass Leaves to Hilda 'Stanley her standing in the class. Lucy add Mariorie McMahon whose companionship is great Leave to the Juniors this wonderful trait. Marv Ioy Alter leaves her pluck To Peggy Ienkins for her goodfluck. do it. This being ourllast will and testament, we the Senior Class of nineteen hun' clred thirty, bone it will be carried out to the best of the ability of those on whom we have seen fit to bestow such benefits and honors. l KENNETH POWELL, Acting Aft. Gen. o. w. JOHNSON, Aa. Gen. Witnesses: R. A. ARTMAN, M. E. BEATTlE. . qagn-an HELEN GIBSON. J l l l i X 35' A C l ' L. kl..L,.,,.., ..... . ..-LLL -L. .L Q 4 5 W 3 6 1 1 l 1 w 'fl ff, of .f - W'-Lffgi ,fail Ni 33. I I 2. . 1 v,47! E, ,.,.. -3 !Vv,. -X ,V ,, 4' -.f. 1 H Eif,'5lQNF' 2X 1 ' k '4-g LV ,l'fi1 lv t , Q5 K wx .dQQtX 'FAN' 'Xx E 1, -gf 3 f I NK , 05' M- ,,.. ff,-,M , .-wng, -- f f ., . I . Q4 ' f y sw. . . , .s Q F A' IU , f va gg 2 .1 cg E, his! 5, 5 5 a Y 'MY' f + fjfi. T4 x ' ' ' 1,1 J: if ,. ,Jr I 11-M V ,Ut-E, ,- .-'Em mg 1 X. fly? . iffy M IAM Ill' 9' gp I? 5 Z A, wut . , Z 54 N Y 1 ' v':: Jf ' 13: V. 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'x k A L lu ! lj' X f I Q X 4 Xl Y 1,64 ,, Baker, Lawrence Bernardi, Tony Blair, Garrett Cipul, Gust Clarkin, Coletta Clarkin, Loretta Clements, Ruth Cooke, Louise Daylida, Raymond Dent, Madeline Dunkle, Mahala Eash, Joseph - Ewing, Pauline Ferguson, Clair Gething, Harold Harman, Clyde Hastings, Barbara Henderson, Williani Herrington, Ruby Hyman, Rose Leibovitz, Libbie Lewis, Bertha Little, Gertrude Lukomski, Joseph Maglisco, Earl Mazza, Dominick Wyli e, Mary McClure, Jack McElroy, Gladys McKean, Stellarose McLaughlin, Ira McQuaide, Price Moore, Paul Morrow, Almeda Pitts, Lula Belle Playfair, Agnes Powell, Edith Powell, Terry Raymont, Richard Reed, Mildred Reiter, Margaret Saffer, Luella Schlekat, Marie Shephard, Margaret Southworth, Gretchen Sproull, Martha Sproull, Rena Stonis, Frank Suzio, Julia Sweetland, Arthur Taylor, Laura Treziak, John Watt, Mabel CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOVVER N Iris C L A S S M O T T O Post proelium, praemium: After the Struggle, the Rewarcln 59 V NL ww!! '-1 -C - 1 N HXXUZ-Ax J H R if vb' x 0 , , F' ,, - I ,4 1 44 . , , , , , 1 ' f . . '-3. 'Z f' C. 5 'V ' X .4 .. rf ,4g J -, f. , N' 'f 9:. T ', ' b t ,, ,. UM. L., V.. , ,, Q' . A fn, ' WY' . ' ' 4. -61' 'I Q 1 v 1 - ' ,sp .. at 5,4 h af, E V l . A. -.frgfiix - . 1. '5 Q f ixg fi afoot QAQ WTR .nr 'rr' QQ If ll 1 N-f', . wa I i, haf! A FIRESIDE DREAM With an oak log burning brightly in the hreplace and a big easy chair pulled to a com fo-rtable position before it the hearth truly made a picture of peace and comfort. Taking a copy of Kipling from the bookcase I tuned in on the radio. Now appeared world' pictures of the Khyber Pass, the Temples of Benares, and the colorful market places of the southern cities and villages. In harmony with what I wasi reading came from the radio the beautiful strains of Hymn to the Sun, and then the Andante Cantabilef' The warmth of the room, the fasf cination of the reading, and the -haunting strains of the music brought on a drowsiness that was hard to overcome and in a few minutes 'things seemed to change. The scenes so beautiful seemed to disappear in a haze and in their place appeared a great stage. l seemed to be the only spectator of a drama in three aots entitled The Age of Happif ness. The curtain rose on act one. T-he entire troupe, dressed in blue and white, appeared J 'riffs f ,' 1 r,' QI , N f. N! Q Q- 5 A , , s:-O' +1-r ' Et.. ' V ,-, I lips, r': ,. 2 5 7 - , sf 1 . ,. ..,n - -I A . ,e..t..ff , i .. gp-, -. , 7 N' M' Tt'df3ff'ff' '22 -V1 at . waitf . - S rel . A fi' . . - 2 -f ..+s.-f.-,f . ... 17 's,1,5'i ' cf -we sf -: 'Why - X Pg' Ci 'sf' L W' tp . -I f ff. A i i 4 C.f .5 Q ' A 4,.- - if A t f'ti-iW ff sr l if TY i f af' ss!-r! I f tl Q-L' 2? ll ' 3 A 1 T' f . .. f' 1 i 1 ur ,' ,ral A U. sn 3 , i 5 , 1,011 ,- 1 D M i s- , .f 0- I . 'Q fr IE'-T? 24, Qi L 1 f f .. ff 4 3 rl fx n- 'wg ,!?' x if fx ' - e E 4 I . , . ' rl f 'Q ff' l upon the stage, each carrying an iris. Standard bearers carried blue banners on which was inscribed. in white the motto, After the Struggle, the Reward -a wonderful motto and a beautiful insignia of the troupe. The leading actors were jack Cheesman, Luella Saffer, Sara Ross, and Louise Cooke. After the introduction, the troupe made its exit and then came back and presented the events of the year in order. The football season was ushered in and the members of the troupe were curious onlookers as a few of their group helped! to win some hardffought battles. The scene then shifted to 'the gym where others of the troupe were oo-mf mencing to win lasurels. Class teams made their appearance, and the class lost but one game. I noticed that the group was gaining conhdence in itself and although new to the stage, present' ed such acts as Columbus Discovers America, There Ain't No Trains Today, and a radio program. Then after a chorus by the entire troupe, the curtain fell on act one. The curtain next rose on the troupe with their title changed to Sophomore, the lead' ing actors being John Page, Gretchen Southworth, Martha Sproull and Ira McLaughlin. The troupe, with the experience of the preceding act was now in full stride and, with the precision of clock work, went through the act. The weiner roast on Mt. Vernon, where the story telling championship was won by Mr. Gill and the winning of varsity honors by three boys and three girls of the troupe were next displayed. The play, A Box of Monkeys, sho-wed rare- stage talent of certain members in the group, the purpose of this show being to get money for Tatler pictures. Besides this the troupe did fine work for The Tatler, Grarezdlion, Glee Club, and or' chestra. Thus ended act two. A The curtain rose next on the brilliant setting of act three. The name of rthis act was junior. The troupe was a bit smaller, but still the same troupe, the leading responsibilities this time falling upon Paul Moore, Clyde Harman, Gretchen Southworth, and Laura Taylor. The scenes shifted to assembly where the actors gave two plays successfully. To increase the funds, a play by the name of Marrying Off Father, was given one evening after school. Then came the main play of the class, fthe Charm School, which was a great success. The troupe was well represented in football and in basketball, the girls winning the championship for the best class team anwdl receiving a trophy from the Leaders' Club. Next came a dance in the gym with music furnished by Magliscds Orchestra. The skate which was held a short time later proved successful. The IuniorfSenior Prom made a fitting climax for the year. After this the curtain fell on act three. The stage then resolved itself to a colonial fire place, and the past was ashes. But the great alchemist seemed to take the ashes in a whirlwind, and in midfair before my eyes, assumf ing a different shape and character, a spirit of unearthly kindness, and the most beautiful smile I ever saw, presented to me the product of the ashes, a gem of the purest lustre like a star, the memories of the past. So ends the episode of the fireplace. My hope is that all my classmates will be able to see and own as precious a gem as I carry in my heart. ' - LAURA TAYLOR. E559 40 p 1 ' it gxullS!7,'AllIuor.4 W'--w . up , -T V 1 , , ggi- ' .. ',, I A ff-L ' gh. kvgi. Agfa I . 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Ames, Frances Lasher, Cora -id Artman, Alberta Artman, Helen Baranoski, Julia Berg, Helen Blair, Margaret Boraten, Richard Bracken, Thelma Bruno, Lena Cohen, Samuel Conley, Eleanor Conner, Dorothy Conway, Benjamin Cooper, Chester Costan, Victor Cox, Harriet Daylida, Lillian Daugerclas, Joseph Dickson, Hazel Dickson, John Dinsmore, Charles Double, Elmer Duncan, Jane Fassett, Jack Fassett, Nina Ferguson, Dorothy Guida, Mary Guthrie, Raymond Harkcom, Mildred Hiteshue, Raymond Jabczanka, Albert Jackson, Florence Jacobs, Beatrice Jamison, Robert Jenkins, Margaret John, Anna Kaminsky, Stella Karns, Robert Katanchick, Anna Klingensmith, Ruth Lasher, Earnest Leasure, Steve Laurito, Rose Lobazzo, Esadore Lobazzo, Frank Lohr, Jay Marello, Mary Meiik, Mildred McGregor, Anne McQuaide, Dorothy McSparrin, Kenneth Murphy, Katharine Nevergoll, Clair Nichols, Jack Nighthart, Margaret Crmesher, Dorothy Patterson, James Peters, George Petrone, Carrnella Richards, Rose Rybaski, Walter Santoni, Frank Seesholtz, Dane Sickle, Frank Stanley, Hilda Staniszewski, Gabriela Stewart, Leola Wallace, Gertrude Wardzinski, Irene Weaver, Margaret West, Fred! Williams, Lula Mae Wills, Lillian Wilson, Dorothy Woomer, Anna Woomer, James Yenkala, Louise Yerka, Edith Wylie, Hazel CLASS CCLORS Redandwhite CLASS FLOWER RedPeony C L A S S M O T T O Numquam retrorsumv-f'Never turn back 45 1' MW' 'Anim Hs, N 0' lb' A 1 ' 'K ,J-If A J U A . . . N 2 , ' ,, fr,-'gr Q ' ,T i A F -nf.- A ' V 4' , L . fl 4 Y f. 1' ,.-- X, -Ax ,J.,,eA L , .., J ig, vf,:': Q' 2-' V1 A -' -f . -. . . - , , wo f, fl 1 X- :r . . . M ii? .,-N . Z, 1:79 - iff:-. ' if ' ES-f'i4-sf finfff- ,ri W ,- i . '- . 1. lg:-s. ,gli 3553. e. ga,fa:1-was A -. -. - - e1 fs l W5!sLswl. .P . Hy , pi! 4n-- 1 ff'-l, Q 3,2-4' -+- - - F-P-,nja.?pf., -, ,xii p-'-X,aegsasg:g1i . ii ggi, . 4. ot 5... - .EsEigzaigf2!gz,,9Aq wi . is isis, ...r r.. .- Q y, W- E. E., , - Un-' .zlxslzg 1-A I X i i 11 I- -V Ji Y ivan-N ': ' - - 5 x 1 I X ,c gf-,Q A M as 5 4 . THE SOPHOMORE CLASS VOYAGE I ' It was on the twentyfninth day of August, 1928, a calm, peaceful alutumn '4 g Q ff- i day, that the good ship Parnassus High School stood at anchor at the wharf of a new ' ll, 5 school year. It was the same old ship that had carried many passengers to a safe ' Q harbor in the Land of Great Wisdom. This day, however, many people gazed upon Q13 X! it with wonder as they watched ninetyfseven girls and boys step aboard. It was 'fl 'AQQ rumored that we, the passengers, were to sail over new waters in search of the Founf iff' tain of Perfect Learning. 'fjrl l . ,ll ll We were ver enthusiastic as we steamed away from the wharf, actually em' ff A, ,IJ Y H ' I - 6, hid! barked for a four years cruise on our voyage of High School Life. We were young .24 and very sociable, so it did not take us long to become acquainted. Of course we -14 had to have some one to guide us, so we chose the following:-Pilot, Chester Cooper, Captain, Helen Artmang Stewardess, Helen Bergg Porter, Eleanor Morgan. We chose the red peony as the class flower, the colors, red and white, and the motto, Numquam retrorsumw- Never Turn Back. During the Hrst year of our voyage, we had quite a few representatives in the operetta, on the Graredion Staff, on the Tatler Staff, in the Glee Club, and orchestra, and in other organizations. Some of the girls and boys were fortunate enough to make the varsity basketball teams. We sailed our Freshman Sea and received our checks of identification from the purser for our Sophomore Sea, almost before we knew it. We had to reorganize our class, so we elected Chester Cooper as pilot, Raymond Hiteshue as captain, joe Koleva as steward, and George Peters as porter. By this time, there were various cases of seasickness and some were tempted to give up biology and geometry, and even a ifew activities. Several decided to become Clara Bows and john Cvilberts and as a result entertained the passengers with good plays. Thus far our voyage has been wonderful as we have many souvenirs from every port. Other circumstances which have added to the pleasure of our journey are the facts that we have faced no gales which we were not able to ride out, and that we have secured the necessary passports at the entrance of each new sea. We are looking forward to the large ocean ahead, with but one thought in our minds, Numquam retrorsumn- Never Turn Back. -RAYMOND HITESHUE. 44 gl- vfaff i ' fa f Q -X l :x M 'Zhglg idk: ,J r' ,, -Ll' Z :- Q-M w ,M H rf'-' - -W ' , , M QI? 5 5 M L A: Qx My M I nM,,w,.,,.M5M,.., , -isW,-fmvuf,-2fg,sH:-Miffsk'ff -If .W-.y5,1z,,.,,,,f, sf-,wig lim M f-MM-we lsf 1 4 -Ne MM,i.M1f V Egf xi M ,ggi-L: , 1 r if . Pa-il - ' Q- -1 H---.:M-Q-sm-Qs.-:f.z,e:g x . 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Vice President ......... Secretary .......,...... Treasurer ......... FRESHMEN EJ CLASS ROLL William Pringle Hugh Douglas Lois McCracken Ruth Serway 5 eff i L ff? iffy, E , L .7 1 if ' M' ' J Ja ' J i J f ' xi Q' X f f -ad ya a i - 9' A ' , I . , 1' , ' - i , .i - rl ' 1 1 t . 'fu QBQQ igff FQIQWEQJ :gm N S, K 5 f 4 Aga? i ' My xl X 1+ f 2 . if ' V ir' fi V ff, A 1 'f J ' Y!1!sWz Jiri 41 r x- L x -- , ,, .Wi '15.k.f- . QQ. . IQ, -Y. ,.',, i Ar , ,QQ ,I Lg F r- ' l1I:'UJ P ' ' ' ' 1 4 , J I 1 4' ' fa 4 J H -1 my fi f xt gf, I : gf R , L It A ri' XS. , lil , X. ,. , 6, ' qi SY JJ 1 'f l i Adams, Anna Adams, Genevieve Adamski, Adam Armstrong, Jane Baker, Margaret Baumiller, Marie Belli, Roxie Bello, Mary Beveridge, Marie Blubaugfh, Walter Bowden, Robert Boyd, Bert if f Broffman, Sylvia Campbell, Annabel Cherry, Agnes - Cohen, Max Courson, Dorothy Crissman, Margaret Croyle, Ray Cypher, Mary Daniels, Yvonne Doran, Lyda Jane Douglas, Hugh Duncan, Andfrew Dyer, Idamae Eisler, Josephine Fafinski, V Mary Faith, Arthur Faith, Dayid Fassett, Earlamon Federinka, Mike Feil, Vincent , Ferguson, Phyllis Fitzpatrick, Mary Franczek, Albert Fritz, Charles Gibson, William Gravatt, Lenore Greenwald, Jean Guinn, Lola Hanlon, James Hanna, Hugh Harvat, Eleanor Hartge, Williaam Hindman. Betty Holmes, Frances Huffman, Wayiie Imm, George Kempinski. John Kinchen, George Kozloski, Joseph Kramer, Mary Frances Lacinski, Edward Lawrence, Albert Leah, Annie Lukomski, Leo Lukomski, Stanley Marks, June McAlister, Charles McCalmon, Roberts McCol.lim, James McCracken, Lois McCutcheon. Marchand McDonald. Robert McNutt, Ethel Michalowski, Ollie Miller, James Miller, Mildred Moo-re, Hazel Mvers. Dorothy Ney, Robert Nichols, William CLASS COLORS Blue and White C L A S S F L O W E R Forget-me-not CLASS MOTTO Niland, Margaret Ormesher, Harold Patlon, Stella Pocious, Alice Pringle, William Patsakis, Peter Redlick, Olga Reed, Ruth Reisch, Wa.lter Rejniak, Stanley Riile, Marguerite Ross, John Rygiel, Bernard Salsgiver, Charlotte Serway, Ruth Seria, Joseph Shockley, Marion Shinn, Frederick Snair, Albert Snyder, Mary S0-kolowski, Julia Sproull, Elma Staniszewski. Edward Stein, Dorothy Stewart, Vera Sweetland, Robert Tompkins, Conrad Vinskovitch, Virginia Wardzinski, Thaddeus Watt, Martha Watt, Robert Williams. Marian Wil.ls, Margaret Wilson, Emma Jean Woolslayer. Harold Zalesky, Edward Fit via vi - Energy wins the wayu uf 'E Q 47 . x'69mgfJ'mQ!'W- L ,,i. .W -fr. isa., J .fs JI , 4 mu, I film . A '- 2 . a',eQaQi!ifgrf TT5 ii 7 i- S 5 :. 5-5 H ' I I 1 L x fl I x ' -A Lis AVN 'A n xefnlabx . Inj NC- J. ,-ir mini' 5 . XXX 'Q . I nl, I 1 I I ,, ,, ji - .f '4u,.1gf-ji' 1, :. Z tif?- FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY ' 'igpl-lgij a ' fp at - , S. ,-s-.MQ ,I af , .pi lflifiia .Vg 'Q-sig? .I Zi ,A mil ' . Z 2,9 W ' Q ' 'I ' 'A l 'lil 9 1 af., ' --1 ' S, I 1 ,E , sg-L , , xi-in., i , C M v - l a',, is Vp if I ,ga .2 ' 1 'F Ar sfu g. if, ,+.1., X ' 3 11 1 if 4.1-:lie a at-L. , ' Qi rl Q, 4 J 2. - 'mga' ,yugy x mf, W.: , , 4 3 ,Algal 'g J , 1 ir' 'I S 3 Q Q V 4 's X ig P' 1 1 '5 494' wx P , E 4 . x 1 '- il - 1 lib '3 9 Q o Of S XXX 'f'eQ '93 As we look over the year that has gone before us, we feel that our Freshman Class has made a good start on the upward trail olf high school life, to our final goal, CO1I11'I161'1C61'I16I'1lI. We started out to organize as the upper classmen had done, and as a result, William Pringle was chosen president, Lois McCracken, secretary, and Ruth Serway, treasurer. For colors, blue and white, were selected, with the forgetfmefnot as our class flower. Having agreed upon the motto, Energy wins the way, it is our aim to follow this to the best of our ability. Due to our inexperience, we did not accomplish much this year, but since we are just Freshies, that can be overlooked. We studied hard and as a result of this, some of us were on the honor roll. Algebra and Latin were difficult subjects but most of us have been willing workers. In assembly we presented the following playlets, An Unexpected Thanks' giving, A Man in the HO'uSC,,, The King of Nonsense, and The Steprnother's Arrival. These showed that we have talented actors and actresses among us. Sports appealed to many of us and some of our boys succeeded in getting on either the football or the basketball squads. Our classfteams in basketball showed promise of future talent also. Since our term as Freshmen has ended now, we hope that our experiences have aided us and will enable us to be a very successful class . -HUGH DOUGLAS. 48 1 um? 'AIUII 1 l ll , , ,arg W , hf ,wa Q, Qi dv W is A V' .1 1 -QE4 H.. ,- - K f -?,- NEW. su. ' ' .16 fy . Q ., - Ar. ' .-ffl i N2 f Q: Mil... - 4. 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EditorfinfChief ........ .........,,..............................,,............,,,...... ,.................,..... L I ack Alter Associate Editor .....,... ......... ..........,,.............................,............... B e rnice Caldwell Literary Editors .......,... ,......... H azel Lee Howell and Jacqueline Randel Humor Editor ............ .......,,........................................................i...... T homas Sabetta SOCiety Editor ..i....... ...,,..,........,,..,,,......,.,....,,., .................. -I a net Kennedy Art Editors .................,.............. ..... ................,............ ......... A n g elina Mazza and Howard jarvie Snap Shot Editors .......,,.,..,.....,.i,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,4,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,AA,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,.,,...,,,,,,,.,., ............Evelyn McQuaid::, Martha Baxter, Albert Koperek and -Thomas Roberts Business Manager ........................,. i,.................,,,,...,,,.......,,.,,.....,.............,,................................. K enneth Powell Advertising Managers ........... .......... T om Lawrence and john Vanderwulp Circulating Manager .,,...... .................,............................................. R ohert Menk Athletic Reporters .......... .,...........,.,.,.,,......... .,.............................. L e ona Huet and Jake Ross Alumni Reporter ........ ..........................,,.....,,l......,...........,....,................,,,,...............,........ E milie Sample Typists ..........................., .......... M abel Powell, Gladys Hartman, and Gladys Bish Senior Reporters ,,,,.,,,,.,..l ,,,,,,...,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,.,.,,,,, ,,,,,, A n na Johnson and Dorothy Holmes Junior Reporters .................... ...,,................... L aura Taylor and Joseph Eash Sophomore Reporters ,.....................i..................................... Raymond Hiteshue and Helen Artman Freshman Reporters ,....,................................................,,..,.... Lyda jane Doran and Hugh Douglas Faculty Advisers ..,... Mr. O. W. Johnson, Miss Ada Fiscus, and Miss Margaret Beattie This is the sixth molume of 'The Tatlerw which has been published each year since 1925 by the graduating class of Parnassus High School. 51 Q Qui HRA' lllbx f I jig Q, 1 C 6 . Q, 1- 'V av ' . I Q '-Vik' , 1 - V 'V -r H .- sa., W hf1E?2'a -' ,,,.. ,A . . V ,Q A. . P, my if-V fs, w g, . w F- U . ,il '1 , va V , ry fi if -. ,,,,vfiWffL.Q,,., ' , MM ,MM v I 1 1 1 4 4 I i 52 X 'ef is Efiri I. 'Fl g .- 'mx Mn.- 1 Il' vi xc. i! an Mine' V: O if 1 xl M, IQ 'YR in ,NWN AFI -x T H , nv 1 3 n - gh, 5- - j'fsx l?!i1il'i 1'fjv XX wp- IM sl ii 7 .rl 11 ,ii-If' .,, . X GRAREDION STAFF Managing Editor Jake Ross NEWS ECl1tO1' -.-...,............ .........................A..........................,.... ......,.............. .......,..,,......... .,............ G l a dys Hartman ASSOCIHTSC ECl1f1O1'S ........................ Marjorie McMahon, Lucy McMahon and Clyde Harman Senior Reporter . 1 3 f! ,r fi! ' , .1 f ig-'19 rr I!!! 'Wg ' A .Z 1 5, 44111 QW - Q eg Q M f I I ' ,eq q 01, ' ' f' lf: ,,,.'ff frls ,I . I. 'wrt M xX V xy J L. XXX A I nf rl' ln., uf V , B .LT . 3.'i 1 L xXx x M YN ll ll ll! MO f nf' , ffl If 1: X IN X XX ix' :X '-WWE Lv X.. X rx s' x W ,low 'nj hx 1 sis'-Ev' warm, Martha Richards l11HfO1' RCPOITCIS ............. .......... ....,...,..........................,.............. L o uise Cooke and Mary Wylie S0Ph- Reporters .............. ....................,............,,. H elen Berg, Frances Ames and Frank Santoni F1'6Sh1HHH Reporters ..............,...... Jean Greenwald, William Pringle and Frances Holrnes M1-1SiC Editor ...................... .................................,,................. ,.......,........................,..,........ .................. T e r ry Powell Art Editor .,...........i........ .................................,.,....,.......,.............. B ernice Caldwell Asst. Art Editors ........,.. .......,. A rthur Sweetland and Barbara Hastings Society Editor .....,......i.......... ..,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... M argaret Shepard Girls' Athletic Editor .,,,l,.... ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,... M elda Guyer Boys' Athletic Editor .......... Kenneth Powell Exchange Editor ................. ........., G ladys McElroy Business Manager ,,,,,,...,,.,,,,,,,, ...,............ J ohn Trzeciak Asst. Business Manager .,,,.,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,, g Joseph Lulgomski Adv. Manager .,..,..,..........,,,, ..,.,.., L ibbye Leibovitz Humor Editor ......... .....................................................................,,... A rthur Faith Feature Editor ,..,.,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,i,,,,,,,,,,..,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,..,,,.,...i.............. H arry Miller Literary Editors ......................................................,......,, Margaret Nighthart and Lenora Sunderlin Typists ................................,.....................................,, Jacqueline Randel, John Mikesell, Leona Huet, Angelina Mazza, Martha Baxter, Anna johnson and Anna Griffiths Mimeograph Gperator ................,............................................................,.........................,........,. Dorothy HOlfHCS Asst. Mirneo. Operator .................. .............,,.........,.......................................................,........................ I ulia Suzio Advisers .....................,..,...,,,............ Helen Bennett William Almasy Miss Ethel Henderson and Miss Janet Mathison Junior High Staff ' jane Euwer f Adolph Daugerdas Elizabeth Kaiser The Grarediorm Staff is organized, for the purpose of publishing the school paper twice a month. The work is done in the journalism Class. 55 i - A . .qu r 1r.Ww?2Lj13 , Q 4 p '61 2 f g .Q .1 Su , 'EYT 1 1 1 i 4 4 x 54 i x 15 N: .S as ie! if ,Haj jr .,, ,I -.xxx .,iA ,A vi llnw I Y 11 .,,,. 1. fn 6-51.3 . I ,5 if-5 I 2 - 1 'f 1-it X . 1 , A Elgx - p ffgll' ll 'A ' ,.?5:f4l l i t A LEX LEAGUE The Lex League was organized during the year 1928 and 1929 for two very deiinite reasons :- ,eg wif' .1 I 1 ibgf Wt. 'A' A u g' I 4 en- V V157 ' , f X W ,r f-'L 1. if - .. asf: '- s ,,-,,-W, - fs refs Q. Mfr. Qs-n sa 'Mei H Ta 'he Q ff 1 'i ftf f. , '3 yd A' -A6 Qi, . - .. iz ,A -: 'A ry, , H , ' X 'L - HSP , .lpli H1 V l V ' I Q ,M :S-' f49a 1. 1' f x i 7 jf! 1 2 2 W? gf , ' u R A 1. E. 1 x' W? I, 1 'fy XNQ X I If I X I QF X W 4 0 burg. 1. To have an organization so that it might earn money to take the members to visit the Westmoreland County Court during the February term. 2. To study and put into practice the common procedure of parliamentary law. On Tuesday, March 1 1, 1930, the Lex League made its annual trip to Greens' In the morning the group attended court, and heard a very interesting case before Judge Dom. H vi th pi At noon, the members of the Lex League had dinner at the Penn Albert otel. The afternoon was spent in a tour of the court house, jail and Trib-unefRef ew Publishing Company. Supper was served in the home of Miss Henderson, where the early part of e evening was spent. Later the league went to the Manos Theatre to see the cture, Son of the Gods. , Officers for 1929 and 1930 '10 President ....... .....................,...........................,........................... ....... M a rtha Baxter Secretary .......,.... ........... A HHH. Johnson Treasurer ..........., .......... ..... ........ M a rt ha Richards Sponsor ,,,,,,,... ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.............,..... ....,.., M i ss Henderson Members Baxter, Martha Bish, Gladys Carson, Hazel Guyer, Melda Hartman, Gladys Holmes, Dorothy Huet, Leona 55 Johnson, Anna Koperek, Albert Laurito, Tony Marks, John Mazza, Angelina Richards, Martha Sunderlin, Lenora w .L w1W!1 'f5 ea Y 5 J f. A' 4? Ng 1 1 X' Q , ., uv , . f ' v, ' -'1. ,Q 4 . -- , '4-A ' Z f gf I I- f ' it .. 7 C A 5' 4 'ff J. 1' vii' 'J . i Q 'X . I Y, 1. me . , V , Q f.. , 1 fer, , - - wb f 27 Q ' Q , QFEEI. ggilii ia-i' :7ai'Xl'lN'k . . ' 2' .- is. L Q? 'A Qi! '45-MN l 'V' I Ill' Q 'I JP ll Q. I 4, 4 ,. If w W 'aa in Q I ,, l . A' -JQQI GU' iff? F 15 'JJMTCQ iff 'QI 'NBA ' Y . , ,, E151 ..?1, h ' Fax Q .ss-tw 4. ls gr v A X 2 rss- kwa. . .. 54, 1451. K X ., Q A -A ,sp 5 ',, a vuhi 1 A 7 'T' . .. A Q la , ag' .X f, f . i N if 3 QW f NS f 4 I T' 1 -f H! if . F A , s it, 'X 1' 9 I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President ................ ......... H azel Lee Howell '30 Vice President ........ ...............,..... L eona Huet '30 Secretary .............................. ..,.,.... ...,.,..,.,.,..,,,,...,.,,......,,,.,.,,,,,.... .,..,..... ......... J a c q ueline Randel '30 Treasurer ..........................................................,...............................,,,,,,..............,,..,,,,,..,,....,,,,, Miss Mary Bigham Emilie Sample-'30 Sara Vandervvulp-'BO Robert Menk-'30 The National Honor Society admitted Parnassus High School as a chap' ter in its organization in 1927. As stated by the constitution, four objectives are held as fundamental in attaining membership-character, scholarship, leadership, and service. It is the purpose of the society to exalt these objectives and make them the goal of every student. The emblem of the society is the keystone and flaming torch of knowledge. On the base of the keystone are the four letters C., S., L., and S., which represent the four principles of the organization. The keystone is symbolic ofthe fact that, as a builder places the keystone to hold the arch in stability, so must our education be held firm and true to the highest purposes and virtues of life. Those students of Parnassus High School who have fullilled these req-uiref ments HIC! Lillian Caldwell .......... '27 Dorothy Fritz ............. ...... ' 28 Gladys Beal .......... .... ' 29 Margaret Watt ............. '27 Dorothy Main ..... ...... ' 28 Daniel Wolfe .............. ..... ' 29 Floyd Foster ........,..... '27 Rebecca Eger ............. .,.... ' 28 Paul Waters ..............,............ '29 Samuel Fillo ................... '27 Henry Schleper .....,.....,...... '28 Nathel Builington ............ '29 Elfreida Dickey ......... .... ' 28 Alberta Crissman ............... '29 Kathryn Hiteshue ............... '29 56 'Z' XXV-llnzz-Alulltf, 1 I , -. A' Q '4 I 'ii A , 'I T igg-. v re-fa ffl N F 'as 5 H We Q f?.I .fue lf: W! M- f 1 4? , ' I NWA ,Z ...,, , ,nf x ?' s , s-xx , 3' +?.J'iwJ M e I P' x I 11: is, :Fl - KY- -1 ,AI l'.:l.1, is 1. - . it .., lzlamf, ff: , 9 ag' '4 if ' pw f? 9 cf' ' x lx P ill ,I ,Q Q ff' ' 1 GRCI-IESTRA The orchestra was organized after the beginning of the second semester this year. Due to the fact that the junior high is not in the high school building, there is just one division instead of the two which we have had other years. Each year, the orchestra furnishes music for most of the entertainments that are held in the auditorium. Under the efficient leadership of Miss Anne McClure, the orchestra has ac' complished much along musical lines. It entered the county contest held in Greens' burg on April eleventh. I The members of the orchestra and the instruments which they play are as tollovmsz- Violin- Libbye Leibovitz Beatrice Jacobs Vera Stewart Richard Boraten Charles Dinsmore Earl Maglisco Albert Snair Edward Staniszewski Iohn Dickson Joseph Kozosky Ray Croyle 0 S Qf I., Saxaphone- Raymond Hiteshue Marcliand McCutcheon Cornet- John Vanderwulp Thomas Harris Charles Fritz Drums- Herald Allan Piano- Edith Powell Marie Beveridge Hazel Moore 57 .gbf V LQ -.. fQ., ff 4? so s, l l U 160 stef Q n , FY' - ' ffxipsh ,ff . A lf v! , 1 A A f s ' A 544' Q.-Q5 , 1 A. V sbs Gwyn 0 'ff' QS' ri Ye, se. ig. GU my! V!!! I . flv ff fi I 'Q E974 Z Z2 If X , 0 i ... l-9 a 'ls .'Nr1v . ' fue: - E -L' X -'T 'C Z 5' . 2, I- A !.'3fz!:3 a ' 0- ffw' X H 5' J + 'f ' ' gl f ' T wk I 7 ' '- . 1 T57 -i' ' Er .A4- - ' .-2' if ' . . 'c '14 x.:,' gin: ' , :B V V' Vw g QQ Qi! ' : '1' 'L i 5 S ,L 'rs :Ag I E fx -I I-I : I I Z vu H V V - nd vii ' y J, ,, J t U i l l ' 41 E Q 1 L vfg wi , l '. W! sf X A D M al I ' l!X' INT fu l ,W GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Aside from the regular studies in the school, nothing is of more benefit to the students than the Girls' Glee Club, which is developing a better taste in music. The club consists of members who meet every Tuesday. These weekly meet' ings are not only a time for work but also a time for enjoyment. Since it was organized, the club has successfully presented five operettas. They were Miss Cherry Blossom, l'The Gypsy Rover, In Old Louisiana, 'LThe Belle of Barcelona and Little Almond Eyes. On February 14, the girls gave a program in assembly. Some of the selecf tions they sang were: The Lilac Tree, Nearest and Dearest, The Green Cathe' dralf' I Would That My Love, Maid of the Fleurfde-Lis and 'LThe Big Brown Bear. The girls held several social functions this year. Before the Christmas holif days, they hiked out to Community Park one evening for a weiner roast. They closed the work of the year by singing at the commencement exercises. The officers of the club are as follows:- President ............................................ ...........,.. .,......... T e rry Powell Vice President ............................. ....... J ean Greenwald Secretary and Treasurer ............ .......................... E dith Powell Sponsor ............................................... .......... M iss Anne McClure 58 Lv .i. . xl ,Kiwi 49, ..--, , -1:1 Ffa QW 'f - 4 V4 V J, w .li 'i 71' 1 'Iliff' 'iw :iilli.?'H,, mb, A-Si . , 1' -- it is he 1' 'gli ' ' 'rg Q -, - 4 T- I X - f W1., 1 N .3 .:j' Z ' ' lk 57 vi ..,-.-.,m- sf.-1,1-zfvfr-E-fffr--3'flf'l ' 7 ' -rl-'l '17'f'f::l afil:w?L5Xf'- Effie fl..-I El ' 1 X N J + N1 LM E15 Q3 Q1 'Aix I 'Qs xc. J U - v 1- Nt, .- .J ., .a,,.:G:'--ful., , ,M w,f-A ' .M 1 I 5. .1 , ...ugkmwmm e:ns1f,?e1-rj E Fr A 7- .luv 7, ,A I., . --- f--f--5 Qgfail P53 7 ML, 1 ,Q .A ll r f - ., , .Y . , .aa 4 if l af, 7-.dm T - TV ,i I NAii7..,:hp. 6, ,E ,. l- feNmmik ,D up A Tj l tl an , 1 ,B 5 3 K Q I .WL i....:a, --f 4 ,,,4ffg11L.,., ' L 1 - - V -0- in femqziva 1 .s ffl ,. ,T fn I 9 , ,1 ls, , X l if 71,2 E 3' H R .X I gin ,I in P sc.: ,1,,- -it W, rr. T , F ,.r-,Y-,, .. Qs! in fl X I: X k s. liL'.. W dw X' K i v N 'Q I 25 , V 1- rf B Q X ,U V: x S N I I xx 33 .go N . n'l- f '+ , ,A 5 1 I X K I X1 n V. 1 lf! BOYS' GLEE 'CLUB One afternoon this spring when the business manager of The Tatler called for the boys who were interested in forming a glee club to have their pictures taken. thirty boys presented themselves for the picture. Then on March 6, a few days later, the Boys' Glee Club was organized. This is the first time that the school has had such an organization. All of the boys are eager to study music and learn the art of singing, while their leader, Miss McClure, is just as eager to teach them. The club meets in the auditorium on Friday afternoon. The olfficers are as follows:- President ..i.................................... ............,....... P aul Moore Vice President ...,..............,..,....... .......,... ' Dominick Mazza Secretary and Treasurer ......... ....................,.... C lyde Thomas Sponsor .....,...,,.,................................. ........ M iss Anne McClure 59 vs., aww l sgaafe ego' 2 l 1 l 6 H N., v A- -fm ,f , 1 . A- ,. T S- 5 ' . ,--.rl--'J V Y . 'F - gf-.af ' 1 . ' 1 A 4 .. UT. ' 1-ei as-elif 5 , a,gf:fWrN' ,,..' -mi 'wy?5Qg,,,z4.A42. ' ,545 Q 09 -' ., 1- . J .efep rr---mrexa, :-r Y V wi -T ' ' ,f-f,5'QI-'-,JM ,g .!. if .frax C 2 1 ff . ttf f tilt-fs, M' 9.10 4,5 ' i' ' 4 9 feQ,:f'5Kgl?f'T?5 i'5'S5fg:'15' wif- . ' 1, - 4. QQ, vit 4. V I ' I Ukflar ' w ' C ,Q . l ,I E ,i , ., . ' YH, v Q-6? .L 'qw M . 1 ,J Y IJ' 1 4 u ,F- F .--A ' r vr , ,'l1li7i,. 70i . es21C v , is -' ' ' 1 Q LL ,il 'L 9. QTMISQ MX n GPXQN I ui Yin , la 'Ill Ei!! 1'- 41 Il 3, I ly n 4 ,bg , l.'fy 3 0 UA! 119. Q z, f :QI l ..- 'fw A Z, 9 , ' S Q , X , gig? A 1. Ex .H , fe i-astral A rx. il q 1 , ,I 45 QQ, ,A A fan, xx.-: f , N f I Ai ' Riff 1 eefwir exile! f ! an ' if 1 law , me u, fl F .. 1 Nlfi .f y, i A 'i - L' ' Q , d m fp' if 7231 i if I ,!2 lx 3 if l.x' 10: fl, fx, .J ' 1 S, X 2 4 Adam Van Alstyne Eve Van Alstyne ..,.. Cecily Tennant ....... Billy Aldrich .,....... Maggie ..............,... Casper ............... Riggs ........................... Uncle Iohn .................... Assistant to Casper SENIOR CLASS PLAY ADAM,S APPLE A Comedy in Three Acts May 16, 1930 Directed by Miss Ada Fiscus Cast of Characters and Footm Business Managers ..... Stage Managers .. afl ..... ....,,.... .......,.......,...............,........ Managing Staff Jack Alter Hazel Lee Howell Leona Huet Thomas Lawrence Jacqueline Randel Tom Roberts Harry Miller Kenneth Powell David McCracken Robert Menk and John Vanderwulp Clyde Thomas and Lee Sinclair 60 'Q . wmv- mum, , ,. .fe 'G' ef. Q7 'Qt vat ' . - N.. 2 ' V , ' N ,M A V 1 v, ,.i J V Egeywu- , .3 , ,, ff Q A - p 5 5 ' -- J E3 ' :U ' .'9:,. . I ,' W ,, A ,rift , - - V -I .-K' , ' .- ' ' ' 2 p Q4 Qc X Q Q, fr A fl ll Fa sez JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE CHARM SCHOOL A Comedy in Three Acts December 6, 1929 , Directed by Miss Ada Fiscus and Miss Gertrude Anderson . Cast of Characters A stm Bevan ........ ,.......,..............,.........................................,..,. ....,... P a ul Msore Dgvid MacKenzie .... ,,,,,,,,,, ,....,......,. I 0 lin Treziak George Boyd .......,... ..,.,,......., G lair Ferguson ,lim Simpkins .....,... ....... R ayinond Daylida Tim Sirnpkins ........ ..,. .,...,...... G a rrert Blair Homer Johns ........... ....,......,... ....,.... , ..., E 1 url Maglisco Elsie Beneclotti ...... Gretchen SQ-uthwortli Mzss Hays .........l. .,....,..,,........,,,. L ouiie Cooke M:ss Curtis ......... ............,.,,...,.., B etty Lewis Sally Boyd ................. .,.,...,.... A gnes Playlair Mariel D:-ughty ....... ,..., Laura Taylor Ethel Spelvin .l.......... ..........,....,... E dith Powell Alix Mercier ..,......,....... .......... M argareit Shepard Lillian Stafkrd ....,..., Luella Salfer Madge Kent ............ ...,...... B arbara Hastings Charlotte Gray .......... ..................,....,...,...................... ......... M 1 rtha Sproull Dorothy Elston .....,.... .,...........,...........................,....,............ ...,,.. A l meda Morrow Managing Staff Prsmpter ......i.......,.......... ..,......,.,....................,....,...................... ........... M y rtle Timmins Publicity Manager Business Manager ..... Stage Manager ........... 61 Libbye Leibovitz Dominick Mazza Clyde Harman r' L 4 1 I 1 4 1 i 1 62 A efitf-fy psi! ', ' V A i. 3 A 0 'I mr' la ' i lfvllsff' 1.961 4 l iz. .' tx . QQ if :xxx If 1 - Ir. is I Ill' N A1 ll , i! 1.4, wry! LITTLE ALMOND EYES An Operetta in Two Acts Presented March 21, 1930 under the direction of Miss Anne McClure Cast of Characters MZ? .f 4 fix 24 W 6 f QQ! 'WL xl-Q V : ligR X it :bf .rap f E tif, Yi, I if,f3ffh:?,, Q , 5 if , . , Y .. A I 'y LIL ' ' S-viii fe.!2'iLP5 ' A, if - r we iff- 7- L ' I1 ,' C-, X ct' Eli ' -- i ,.' .zzrzf-31. ' , 'Jil CNE lf' s'!:X9g9J-al! L WZ! ,, S ' 'MAH fi ff 4 , li ' ,LLL ,. If Qi as 2 r S D cc 79 , I 5 , ' so V f, I W! gf? . ' 5 ' S x PP Cl lu! Q o' ' ff' gS'x XX W 14 ll r , X J H11g'HO .........A..............................,..,..,............................... ,.....,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,..,..............,............ 'T hrcmas Sabetta Captain of the Guard and Lover of Little Almond Eyes The Emperor Ming ................................,.......................,,..............,..................,...,.,..........,............................,.......,.......... Harry Miller Ping-P0 ............................................,...,,...,..,,....,,..,,..,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,.,, ,,,4,4,,,,,,,,.,,4,,4,,4,,,,,,,,4,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. M archand McCutcheon Master of Ceremonies of the Court of Cathay Fee'FofFum ............ ..,....,,,.,....,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,4,.,,.,,,,,4,,.,,,,,A,,,.,,,,A,,i,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,....,. .....,........i. G a rrett Blair Lieutenant of the Guard Chief Bonze ...............,....... ...,...... ,........... ........, ,,,.l..,.,.......,......,.,....,.........................,. ....,..,.. ..,........ D a y ' i cl McCracken Little Almond Eyes .....,...........,............,....,.....,,...,...,... ....,,,,..,,,,,,,...,..,,,,,,,,.,.,..,..,.....,,..,.,..............,... .,..........,....... T e rry Powell One of thc Emperor's Prospective Brides Miss LotusfLeaf ............... .......... Dooma QProphetessj Miss TipfToe .i...........,..,....... .i.. Miss Lady Slipper ....,.,.. Miss DeerfFoot .................. Miss IasminefBu::l' .....,..... Ruth Allan Iane Armstrong elen Berg arie Beveridge orothy Conner ,arothy Courson Mary Cypher Yvonne Daniels Pauline Ewing lEarlamon Fassett L:-la Guinn Chester Cooper Andrew Duncan Arthur Faith Hugh Hanna James Hanlon Ioseph Kozloski Edward Lacinski Robert McCalmon Charles' McAlister Others of the . Emperor's Prospective ...... Brides I ..,....... Girls, Chorus Phyllis Ferguson Lenore Gravatt Florence Jackson Anna lohn Mary Frances Kramer Cora Lasher F Hazel Moore Mildred Menlc Mary Marello Anna Katanchick Mary Boys' Chorus Dorothy Watkins Jean Greenwald Lyda -lane Doran Louise Cooke Emilie Sample Dorothy McQuaide Lois McCracken Margaret Nighthart Dorothy Ormesher Marguerite Riile Ruth Reed Mary Snyder Hilda Stanley Martha Watt Ma1'ian Williams Margaret Gething James McCollim Robert McDonald Harold Ormesher William Pringle Albert Snair Frederick Shinn Fred West Edward Zalesky Robert Sweetland l Pianist-Edith Powell Music by the High School Orchestra 63 ' E Agn- 'PIA ,N' IYAK g j , Q gg? WI. I: fl- 7' 'qi ' 1 els 6? ,Q 'Q ','- ' V A L .. is , line! 'ig' lf ' sg' mg 4 F L Q. 'fff dx 3 QQ NX n 'XQEN 5 :i Nm' :J I. xg .1 J fig!! 'f ni QQ 4 Mil lr' ' 7,4 69 191, Mg. , ,Q '?'0 'Q .' s-1 - N . 'f 'nf N ,. -, 72 2. r 'Y ., N'-iff' 'Q 'XC JVM f -' T 1 in If ' CO il '?f41V'f.'. , ' A T . ff 'i3H! l': '59f5'lf s , A 1 N 1 I Q A I , C ' N 4 . ns 'W 4 I A I 9 lar 472 i. ' X71 Q sg 4 1 - 4, 13 yf x Ie 4. lx Q ' J l.x' W: Q 0 QQ! LEADERS' CLUB President ............. .....,,..,,,,, .............. . ........ L e ona Huet Vice President ....... ...........,,,... L ouise Cooke Secretary ............ .......,,.. S ara Vandervvulp Treasurer ....... .......................,. A nna Johnson Sponsor ..............A...... ...,......................... M iss Mary N. Bigham The Leaders' Club of Parnassus High School is composed of junior and sen' ior girls who have an average of SSW in gym Work. The purpose of this organizaf tion is to create leaders who may further the interest in girls' athletics. The club has enjoyed various social activities during the year. Cn Ma1'ch li, it sponsored the Girls Playfday for Trifborough Schools. Several girls in the club served as chairman of committees: Registration4Laura Taylorg Programa Leona Huetg Scorfng-Melda Guyerg Publicity-Sara Vanderwulpg Refreshments! Louise Cookeg and Financial-Anna Johnson. The club sponsored class basketball and had a tournament. In this the junf ior girls Were the Winners, so they were presented with the Leaders' Club Trophy. Numerals were presented to all the girls on the various class teams. Gym teams in basketball were sponsored by this club and also class volley ball teams. 64 1 xml Avllu I -V Q . T Q 205' :LU 1 J , I 5 I ' I , i ff -- -.i -.J ww e-v'?r 'S wr' I 'O ll 5 Il ,. A9 it C! of letti ino VARSITY CLUB President ....,............,........................,.......................... Thomas Lawrence Vice President ............................, .......................,., A lake Ross Secretary and Treasurer .....,... ........ D avid McCracken Sponsor ......................................,...............,,............,........................ Mr. Dunn At the opening of the 1929-football season, Coach Dunn and the letter men the high school again organized the Varsity Club. Membership in this organization is open to any boy who has earned a major er. Its purpose is to create a better feeling of 'friendship among the boys and to rease the school spirit, loyalty, and 'fair play among the students. This club sponsored extensive activities this year in order to earn money for the: sweaters which all the letterT men received. The members are: jack Alter Lawrence Baker Alonzo Dent Clair Ferguson Needlo Guiliani Joe Koleva Thomas Lawrence David McCracken Paul Moore g??xW'lln?r3 f.!1L sg, .5 A C ff4 'Za2?'f ff 4' George Peters Frank Ross Jake Koss Walter Rybaski Ioseph Seria George Stonis Frank Stonis William Wioncheck Coach Dunn 9 -1007. . .l ., . Q . . Vg. . :- . .v 1-f - .. wow' ,. -.. 1 wr -.. ,i . , , , , - -.-. 5-. vm .1 : - , .1 1' A 'fr -' ' , - . 'su , , . . ., ,, , ,r . ...Q .S rf ,. ni' , 1, 1 ., 'Q' - nw' .1 'I ' 'T-H. . , .. 1 Hu! ' , J 4 n' , .ian 1 we' 1 -.,r-4 -f - 'J -.,-.str i 1 N 1 i w J 4 5 1 . . -A 1 ': liviax rl -gb ' .Q 'M W x -sr' 4- , X1 ' vf' x' 'f .- AI ,I 5254! .,-- 1. i , ,iz 4 I xl , W JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 5 - 1' 1 2'.,L'Q ,. j . ff - M.: .. f . fs 1 ., '-H 2' r UW? . f ykf 1 .' V ' -sf' --'vliiqgff-if ' -1 - igiifigif ,gl In wwf ,Mia A .fb Q-sf? If ,M 75' QI , a .. 'sl milk I Y dz! 5? ' YJ? Q31 i ' ' 1- xr 51. Y' 1 1 7 si!! ' T S Eli XTR 3, i U fa-fha 1-F if V f , , K 'N 1. , r. , xr- li Q 1 5 ,jf 63, 2, ' zu it r my xslsul, 1 'Q ,QQ- 1, Q, V. ,- , . d sux Y 11? V, Q I ,P H R X-1 Wiikl 'rs f,V 1 gl , x , 1: 1 J. ,i E . s . H 1 ff 1 Q' 4 T T 'Tubs F 'i :ar la l P nm- Rl I 'ig S i , ,SL K ,Nfl 1 L 1 ' 1 rf is Q ff f , ? l -7 I- '.zr' 'ilk -13' if :. 'f ' 1 V' Q 1 , ' M 'bs ,L ,Z 'N ' 1 X .. ,ipxm 4, ? if f xx I 9 ll R I Q-nm I 1 '49 Us i N N4 X 7 1 1. i I X U N. 1 Rf s 9 I x If , H x Q ' I CN N 'J - NX ff In 9 f 7' ,, + , 4 x 1 J i . President ................,................ ........ M artha Baxter First Vice President ......... ..................... L eon Huet Second Vice President .................,. ........ G ladys McElroy Recording Secretary ......,..................,,.,,.. ........ M artha Richards Assistant Recording Secretary ........... ...... G ertrude Little Corresponding Secretary ...............,................ ......... M elda Guyer Assistant Corresponding Secretary .......... .......... M ildred Reed Treasurer ..............i....................................................... .,....,. A nna Johnson Assistant Treasurer .....,..... ............. M argaret Reiter Sergeantfat'Arms ..................... ....... M ildred Harkcom Sophomore Doorfkeeper ....... ,.................... N ina Fasset Freshman Doorfkeeper ........ .........,,.,. F rances Holmes The Junior Chamber of Commerce was organized in 1925 in Paransaus High School tovdiscover and serve the needs of the business establishments of the com' munity, to create a lively interest in real business accomplishments among the com' mercial students of this schoolg to become conversant with modern progressive busif ness methods and systems, to furnish a means of gaining contact with other schools and associations, and to encourage social contact. The active membership of this organization is composed off all active students of the commercial department, who carry full time commercial work and have an average of SSW or over. Each active member must pay to the treasurer fifty cents annually. The club holds regular monthly meetings called by then sponsor and president. The business meetings are held in the laboratory the last Thursday of every month. Business men of the community have addressed the organization from time to time on subjects of timely interest. The members of the club have made visits to some industrial plants around this section. Many social functions, such as plays, tea dances, moving pictures, kid parties and hick parties are conducted to create sociability among the students and to raise money to send representative pupils of each commercial subject to the contest which is held each year. Every year contestants 'from each class represent the club in the county conf est. This contest includes tests in Shorthand I and Il, Commercial Arithmetic, ypevvriting I and II, and Bookkeeping I and II. The advisers of this organization are Miss Ethel Henderson, Miss Dorthea lBramhall and Miss Annabelle Nichol.. They have done much to further the prof gress of commercial education in Parnassus High School. S332 67 ' Sr , 5' . R A .. sf '2r.'s -.5 Qs. J X ,,, , .19 , . ., 1 A ...,g,.. gf., 4. , .. 2235 ts si - ' , i .a--,-f'afffifff'f ,. T .1 A ,J ,,,:gEg'.'g-,i. ., , r -is V - K .-.Q-fa. I' m a.-N . V - .3--. BY V -' .. E :gp Q i VF!1.1-if W , f. '1 ' ' iii 'F il FQ A' 'tilif gftiigqg' E 275+-lfsf . f N zyggx .I 'i YQ. im T' ll -1 ,U Hg' n 4 FRENCH CLUB . Le Cercle Francais was organized for the purpose of stimulating interest in the study of the French people-their language, their history and their country, also for improving and increasing the students' knowledge of French conversation. All of the second year students and the members of the first year class who maintain an average of 90? are included on the roll of the French Club. The meetings are held every other Thursday at the homes of the club members. The meetings, which are conducted in French, include a brief business session, a program which is concluded by the singing of La Marseillaisen. and a social hour. The year's program includes, in addition to regular meetings, a visit to the French Church in Tarentum, a tea, and visits to other French Club meetings. O f f i c e if s President ..................... .......................................... S ara Vanderwulp Vice President ........... .............. G arrett Blair Secretary ................. ...................... J acqueline Randel Treasurer ........... .............................................. J ack Alter Sponsor .......... .................. M iss Gertrude Anderson 68 sf ig . N'l'l5? 'QL-15' ,rr ng. .bi gs Zafg,-1' 2 , ' Q v:' as fm ' as fm: ' WS' f-fi i- 'J ,ef f' 1 V -Q MQ' ,f 1' 'ff l f if an ,Q l l W ,H ml. ' ,Z 10' X l l l l 4 l x .'.' . X , 7?.,eF1a-Ei,.ff1 ' - 'A'- f ' ' C1551 t 1 , A . ' igm:w ' , V ,1f, ll I 2 f ai !1-li! 12? 5:15 A ffm? 112:25 if-44' i af? ,f 1 ig aj ' AQ? J' L xi! A' 4 H 1 H-444 ' . ff A X 5 N ffql A N ' ' , 'HRV I 'mil BEAN?-:I , '94 V9 ix NX .'1 x J C V, N .ip fp .J , f :L . r ' - v f dx f -f . nl! l x . xt X V A p . O fy ,-,, Q - f 0' fd -g A ' L 7 - 'N Nl mf S - Q' ,. s' . xx - X ' l x . 1 V, i y W' ' - N 3' Ala X AA K THULETICS 69 f Auulll- 1 of ao 'le' C li Af ' of N ' , Q '15,-'g Ig ' E,-P 'Z if U.. Q 0 I 5 A- ,V x Q- .. ' :P fl 4 . f fn V 5?-fi. , , -.L -' 5 Z. 9 'ffrf -' ' W , bf 'Q T w 1 1 1 ! I J Y 1 W N w w I ' 1 70 1 I S' :ig , -kw-, .1 ! 3 eifijr f' '71 .4, ' .- . ' ilfi f. yr filsh ,Q. r. . r ,D ' effliififif L7 -fn' new . Lava '?r -:E ld- .. A 4, H- ', ' 1 . - .5 Ag its 'EA' , ' i Yan: fg Il 7' ,, 'IJ Nr! th 1929 FOOTBALL SEASON if r candidates for football on September 4 1929 Captain Bill Woncheck and Jach Dunn went to work on the new team and for three weeks drilled hard for e opening game on September 28 Springdale our first opponent was forced to accept a 19 O defeat 'f A -lf: A -I7 Z!! 'K' W- 'ylf NIA s f N ., I 'T' 4 7 sl 9 QQ 5 , . x he iff' I A T I Jjfliti f,, fx :ff,11 K' ' 1-s pin! g,l'l I ,rA Q, ,hi-fd. gg 5 ff -I, P , 1 M H is vu Mia 2 si Q , - ,I . , ' N I ' 1 f s gi.-ri 1 . ' f yah i' li9r.2fWff.'e'2:l:i?f11'ii!: ' N- 9' ' ff- 1 t fl -113.4 mf? Rf: :J-fa. i .f r as .1 -a,,s,,1g. - 2 -'-2 Ass- 1, 4 x tf 2 xx X? 1 A , fl W! me up 3 'T N 5 'f N. i I s P ' X .. SS' xx va Q H 0,4 ,iq ,t f .. ,. , 1 xA X' X O 11 , ' 7 17 1 G1 ' th ns. The Dunnmen completely outfclassed the Oakmonters, the final score being 1530. th VV H11 St II1 SL? Presbyterian Church. The speakers were Mr. Johnson, Mr. Black, and several On October 7 Verona our first guest after a rough game fovund itself on e short end of a 25 0 score The Crimson and Gray were then host to Oakmont last year s Glass B Cham' The following Friday, Parnassus journeyed to HarfBrac. Entering this game e underdog, they played the big green to a 6f6 tie. Until that time, the enemy had not crossed our goal line. A week later, Kittanning turned the trick for the first time, winning 20f0. Seven letter men from the 1928 football team answered Al Dunns ca l Athough outweighed, Parnassus played a very good game. On November 2, at our stadifum, Leechburg proved to be an easy opponent, hich gave our whole squad a chance to play. The final score was 65fO in our favor. The first trifborough game was played at Arnold where Parnassus scored its nual victory over Arnold, the score being 19fO. On November 23, our annual game with Ken Hi was played at tne Seventh reet Field. Parnasus went into this game a little the favorite. Ken was no atch for our team and lost, 1SfO. This closed a very successful season during which Parnassus had won six games, lost one, and tied one. The annual banquet was given for the squad on December 12 in the Parnasf nool board members. The letter men for this year are as follows: William Woncheck, fCapt.j Frank Ross Paul Moore Bob Steele Jack Alter oe Koleva Walter Rybaski George Stonis J. JL Frank Stonis Alonzo Dent Needo Guiliani Joe Seria George Peters David McCracken Tom Lawrence fMgr.j '71 Nymhzj -AIUIIIL, 5 6 -1- N' ll 4? oy' qu a . ' 9, 'v, Y ' 7'..ffi' -5 C' 5 - f 4 .- N. -'-- . A4 ' in ,- W, Qi - q ,X 0 fl Q 1 1 . .Z '?'9 5 mfg f 41. ffii r?ft -kv - ' l,1,. ' .. I. wc , ' ' ' .1-. ,,-H' . .,,..wtg1.iL?iV -Qs' 1'f 1 . - . We 'mfg h all 'XX1 ., '5' iw 1 f ef' .,. V I ,T , . lr- 4- mtl Fl g tg .I g A ,V .-f tg fl . fly fl 4 av 1,11 'WL g r M , 9 . n v 1 '- f 5 'W ' to ii-f . f f X f is S - . . L Wk- SA ,Qing .,-A: .: .' 'Liga . 3 , .gait A .. f- li IZ' C ' Ox. , K?-if ' A A ' S' fri, . ' Rl' - ' 1 if . w e fa 4.4 ' V J :S ui 'nt K K v--I l., :I 1- 4 G x 1 ' P' A I K 1 '! 'I f if . -' f ..-at T' 9 . 'll aff E ' A 1 S., I if: ' W: w P. H. S. 1929-30 BASKET BALL SEASON This year the Crimson and Gray quintet of Parnassus High School enjoyed the best basket ball season it has had in recent years. Although there were only three letter men from lasst year's team, Coach Al Dunn put a team on the floor that could hold? its own with any team in its section. Parnassus finished fifth in the Section One, W. P. I. A. L. title race winning four games and losing eight. Parnassus was entered in the Westmorreland County Tournament and went inato the semifinals before being defeated by Norwin 20115. ln the Alleghenyfliiski Valley Tournament. Parnassus was defeated by Arnold in the Hrst round. This loss enabled Parnassus to enater the consolation. In the first round of the consolation, Rimersburg was defeated and East Brady fell next. Reynoldsville, winner of last year's consolation, was too much for the home boys and Parnassus was eliminated by :the score 22f8. Parnassus split even in its twentyftwo games. The letter men are Clair Ferguson, Jake Rioss, George Stonis, Jack Alter, Frank Ross, Mike Vetovich, and Ira McLaughlin, Manager. Section One W. P. I. A. L. Games lst Game 2n1d. Game lst Game Znid Game Parnassus 19 23 HarfBrac 31 35 Parnassus 17 23 Freeport 18 18 Parnassus 21 15 Tarentum 24 30 Parnassus 19 27 Springdale 18 20 Parnassus 2 '5 13 Arnold 22 15 Parnassus 13 16 Ken Hi 72 33 72 'f-35 .xxSNll5l53 'Q0r.qgfg' ,V . N f . gi.. . 1 lic, V , '4,,4. V, l I V 'iv' X Q 43 GIRLS' BASKET BALL In spite of the fact that only three letter girls remained with us this season, Miss Big' ham was able to make a good combination. Our captain, Julia George, will be remembered for many years as one cf the outstanclf ing basket ball players P. H. S. has ever had. Wlien playing her position as sidefcenter, she was sure to get the ball and make her passes good to the forwards. As a forward, she proved to be a very good marksman. Our guards, Mildred Reed and Sara Vanderwulp, were experts at getting the ball. With Sally's jump and Mid's passing, many games were enidled in cur favor. As center, Ruth Serway. was successful in getting the tipfoff and her long arms did their part in keeping the ball going the right way. Agnes Playfair, our forward, contributed much in running up the score. She had marked ability at putting the ball through the hoop. Leona Huet, a player with fight and determination, showed her value when playing eizher center or forward. Martha Sproull substituted as side center in many games and proved to have no mean The rest of the squad did their share in enabling the team to be successful, as ithey were th ones who cheerfully took the knocks and bumps in order to back the team and give them practice. The schedule was as follows: ability. e 1st Game Znd Game 1st Game 2nd Game Parnassus 27 25 Franklin 6 Parnassus 20 22 Har Brac 23 Parnassus 19 30 Freeport 27 Parnassus 18 16 Cathedral 25 Parnassus 15 31 Springdale 18 Parnassus 11 18 Oakmont 23 Parnassus 26 22 Verona 21 Parnassus 40 - Cheswick 9 75 ' '122'f 'l ?3' Q 1 0 8 'Y' W: ff 1 - .. 's . S.. 151, , X' i VW Q:--LQ' ,. .11 5 fe, ,V ' . 1' '- :s. 1' Y,i'f,w ', lf 1 ,.. . .i.-' - AJ- . X 5. I 'eu if g . 135713557 ia-gf :1.. , f. , .sfrffwilr ffm. '- ., V- :te 4lLf.f'g,,gf-b X,-G W' sg -EQ v L5 -' f ' - W, -- , 121. . -' as P'-saw-Las 2 ,,., cc -1- tl spas- , 4 , 1. ' - ' X I a www l e 74 ,22!'ia!5.,f ,-,,Q'. 4 Iv-V4 Q lg' ' 'ff ,A ...C F-L Q: -is x 'i xxa ,, as f ri ll we Al Il, 5154! Emerson Allan ........... James Allan ................... Ida Anderson ..................... Cameron Anderson Gladys Beal ......................... William Bricker .,,..... 1-f2Q1 fa.. if fs! g1.f,,55,.' H J ?'Pf.i, . agar ?' '.5s'i'01. l-.Lm?:f2.' Wm x I- W., - A. .--.. Em' Q 5 2 t as it -ra-f A gp. n J ,, tflllxfl hfxk . fa,xi ' I ,-I X All Ax W y 2 u F 44 ry, wg, 1155 , f a r- 'VHS' fl Q ALUMNI ass of 1929 if .............Aluminum Company. Truant Clficer for Parnassus Schools ............Married. ............Working in Buffalo. Prudential Insurance Company. .............Gr'eenwald Auto Company. X J A N gg -af 1 f 'ik 1 Ex 9f, 5-1 N5 y'ZlAl W Q' S 9 .' '4' 4 sl:I' ' ' ' i ' .ana . 'f.:.'-.ra ':. ', '.'5'E:i ,J r QQ L 5 1. 5 4' W- ,i 1 ,, gal? ' we ff 'i ' gi-Q:'i':'A'5 'iir -L '52-2.3.1517 l , 42 tr'-as S .X-X r l .SX I as Cl K E 3 P.x' :QQ 09' XX + x ' ,Ax X. 1 Nathel Buffington ......... Emilia Cipul .,.......... Lewis Cohen ....,,......... Alberta Crissman ....,,,,,.. Sara Duncan ................. Lucille' Fink .............. Gertrude Foster ......... Velma Foster ,.,....,........ Adelbert Gilbert .,,,,,....,., Warm Gilkey .......... Dorothy Gravatt ......,..... Theodore Grinder ......... Charles Hamilton .......... Celia Harkcom ......ii.... Kathryn Hiteshue ..i...... Anna Humes .............,.. Elizabeth' Imm ............. Telford Jamison ............., Margaret Johnston ............. Edward Karns ...,........ Vera Klingensmith ............ Clyde MacVay ................, Gus McCollough ...i.....,. Donald McEntire ........... Roy Moore .............,....... Pearl Pawlak ............ Mamie Pitts .,............ Robert Roberts ........... Frank Ross ........... Ida Sloan ............,.. Ruth Smeltzer .....,.. john Walker ...,,...... Paul Waters ........ Sam Watt ..........,............. Maude Williams ........ Anna Woitovicz ............, Daniel Wolfe .....i......... Ruby Woomer ............ ............Citizens' General Hospital. .............Aluminum Company, Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh. .............Aluminum Company. Indiana State Teachers' College. Grove City College. Aluminum Company. Indiana State Teachers' College. Aluminum Company. Geneva College. Slippery Rock State Teachers' College. ............Slippery Rock State Teachers' College. Hamilton's Ice Cream Company. V .............Married. Indiana State Teachers' College. Dufl's Business College. home. .............Muskingum College. .............P'arnassus High School Office. Aluminum Company. At home. .............Aluminum Company. .............McCollough's Grocery Store. State Construction Company. .............Hebeler's Garage. Married. Bookkeeper, Mines Coal Co., Cleveland. PennfGlenn Oil Company. ............John Ross E99 Bros. At home. G. Dunn Company, Pittsburgh. Indiana State Teachers' College. .............Central Drug Store .............Allegheny Steel. At home. Aluminum Company. .............Geneva College. .............Aluminum Company. 75 ' 57 Q . V, L ' ' it r Q-QQQQ, I, .ij . M pi-gg' '91, HN t Q ' ' ...J : O il if f A J ei, 14 W I - iv ,f I 76 .rg X A, x ' '. ,,1.' gi S .- - 1. , f ,, Q hlswf 1 Hi f :lr ,- . 4, fr 1 -jx . If ffftiiq' 5 2: QM - .val 1.1, 1 ' . If? L xxx f 4 ' ff '04 o f 3? . -' f.f2 a. ' -14, 5 , , 1 .v,!. , if-,N xl V i SK 4 h . .4 -+ Qt i I .L .4 X QQ sg, W Q 0 -.ikx , An Appreciation .Q x , . I Tx i,N f, rvzmrcaw sig' 'K Z Since the work for another Tatler, that of l the class of 1930, has been completed, it is the S , I desire of the staff to express its gratitude for the : Q cofoperation of the following advertisers and to I K acknowledge the 'fact, that Without this cofopf 1 eration, its efforts would have been in vain. A Gratitude is due also to The Tress Printing l T Service, The Canton Engraving and Electrotype 1. is ' E .M Co., and Mr. Leo Zaii, our photographer, all of 'gmlnft Whom have assisted 1n the production of this Emi -Muff book. w rs I' The staff sincerely hopes that in the publif I , B cation of this annual, it has proved itself worthy Q Xml of the support and cofoperation received. ff! Sl 22,7 kg 174' :li si? 2' yi T I '- 4: l ' - ' 1 4 ' . i Qfiifwst M , ' mf A Z at-f r QV T' t ' T 'RJ ik T r r rtris ' , I ai ' - , ,fy N M - , iq. N -. T Q I AI - N 1- g.. . ,Z i N ,Qu 5.4. -:ami :3 Av,'..? gf-'ejgf ,E was iw I- I It I I ,, W 'xx as if fi S Emu? fl x tl flft WEB! fi' 'lik ji VQq4 ,.:v fd . , Il, I 4' RUSTIC SANDWICHISHOPPE We Specialize-Not Experiment The Rustic Front With Twin Lanterns Our Policy: - Service - Courtesy - Cleanliness , , W f 2 5 ff 'I I M4 vp I . NINE YEARS PUBLIC SERVICE Q-gil I' lim .gl I I I V' i, 72? Rain-WE DELIVER-Phone 8994 : 'W I . Whether Private,', SOO or Bridge Parties and No Mattel If Snow or .,,-in -W 'Rx 'I-I 1 Q. , ' ' IIJI M iz i + f I 1? ff' 1 I ij: frail 6' ,. ' 4 I I fix, Q' J N L - +I' 6 .gt L 7 , I. 1, ,.,-,WA4f ,. - f -Y gc 6-., np, Z, , , .,- Us-,, gf nh ,fdjwf V Q .fa-A+ E-'fffmW1,rw 1 xg I- IQ! .-,iw '-fir-I. I I' ir- Q.-' uf? fiijzfiiiafgiv-ir' ea 42 '-.TVN if KSU E fi sf' Wifi, L., 51 4. I. , 3, 'I .L -, mei ' ' A -S at I ?u.f-'W 1. x. -.'f:'1'm.IL ia-I. 2 ,. I 4 ff.. is , V' f L 'Z , Y 62 E ,.1 lfd W I' I X ' wE ll Z,'K1', : ' ' - ' zip . Q f l . Ivefgs-E' .nw I - ls lf .mai i l . I mls, sf I , ,, A - - 1 ,t3 HTf 'Y - '- - 5 : wma 5 1,21 I- U .iffrs '--' ' ! H . ' 5' DF T122 -- - 5 I ' ' I 1 - I G D5 I v ' N .ig itz. 92' 2 L -e ..,......... ..........................................................................................................I.................................................E 'Q K., 1, 72 4, -11 :NN f 4, , , l wx ,'ff N i A I 3 I 'x in , I I ' S' 1 li I is-XX 4 9 ,W f 1 2 General Manager, Peter E. Katanchick, 713 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington E ' , A f f , , .4 a th Anniversary of' WEAR-Even u EEE Wear-Ever' Aluminum Cooking Utensils TRAD?MARK YZ Hundred 75711011 in Zlse Tb-day HANKEY MOTOR CO. DODGE BROTHERS' CARS DODGE BROTHERS' TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE Q U : E 329 Eighth Street - New Kensington, Pa. E Phone 412 78 'F' if iw, ,.-glqfgq I .egsdf--125,333 I, 4 QM, ,Q - n V - 4 1 ,,.. 33.1251 4 , '-if . 4 mi i ,A, S if .i5',yfi'???if5 f , M H . V, T555 ,. , 7 A l 1 j Q 5, wb: 33 , ,. 'i 5 i.3?.2Lmr2:f-.vagal fL:L?:':ip'z-11562223 Eunnnlnnlnlnn:nnnnnmnnannunulnnnnnsnuxnuunxnnlnusmnn 1xuuannmulnnnnnunsuxInnlununumnnnmulnuuunn WHERE STYLE AND QUALITY MEET it w l THE FASHION CENTER OF TI-IE VALLEY ' f 'V f' 'fx' SMLMERMANS 1 'QM' x-,L:AolNG R'EAliFvr:'i?o-uiicnn svoi' GJ 44' .. .47 52501 4th AVENUE at NINTI-I STREET NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Jbr Economical Transporta tion SALES SEHVIEE HEBELER. AUTOMOBILE CO. TARENTUM - NEW KENSINGTON - VERONA I. 59' K. Foiotsaver, Enna Jcftick, Flu1'Ll1eim, Florsheim, Stetson Stetson Nettieton 908 F'f h A .. , Shoes for WOm61l I t Ve' Shoes for Men MILLEH HHU5. New Kensingtonis Largest Shoe Store H. A. KLINGENSIVIITH 8: SONS IF IT'S HARDWARE, WE HAVE IT SPALDING SPORTING GOODS SHAKESPEARE FISHING TACKLE VVINCHESTER GUNS 86 AMMUNITION 912 Fifth Ave., Phone 35 New Kensington, Pa. Elnnlnnulnnmnnnnnnnum nmnnnmmunmn InIllllllulmlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIHIIIE 79 '-1-L- :.. -in . ' J - ...V ,,f--ariff 1 ' ii l .,.. . . , , M,m,., .L .T 4, nm, f f -anew ' 'Amr--fl' -- - , ,pg , i l '- i,'W vw . ,X iq '-1 My 4 51 Ju . ,mf-f , w, .4 ,-.ix .. ' 5 pg iw ,, , ..,. .J . L'Q l 'f -K-1 'I nfl' 'f ' qi. - .. , x5 X, Nm- UTS , f'i 1. . s my - 5 u 1.2 i :MA .i A-Y, , 1 KY 1 A .. ,,,. as , .445 T U Q 1 y'aeui ff-4959 .1 1 , . W.. ,V rr' mu .1 Q n 1: 5- Q5 -few Mt: n xqfnxdi' i i his H 5' iw su 'I 1 ,' ' glial' F' QW! Q 'T ! pl' XXX O 1 Pu rn Z U De '41 De Z U E CD I P-I me Z 'U E. cm :P z U FE. Z z I 1 O 'U VJ me 2 U 5 O E Ibm 595 EU E5 '-4+-1 LTI F' c Z O : F11 UD Liar sr :sf . gif 19 : xl! ' my . lie x Q ll' . off ' f is 1 I PDQ. ' ,Z ,JV W QI M, mul ug I 4 ... 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Oh, dear! what does he have to bring the ball back for? asked one lady of another. 'Tm sure I don't knowf' was the reply, unless he's got an encore. III Coach: What is meant by the Huddle System? Player: 'LThree couples in a Ford Coupe. 'El Coed fat baseball gamej : k'Oh, look, we have a man on every base. Another Coed: That's nothing, so has the other side. Columbus Amusement Co. Operating the 'TvifBorough's Three Leading Theatres THE LIBERTY THE RITZ Showing Only the Latest and Finest Talking-Singing-Musical Screen Productions SPECIAL AT LOWEST SGREEN PLAYS The State POPULAR PRICES llllIlllnIllInluunlnnnlnlnnunnu nlluInlulun1nnnlnlnnlnlnlnnl nxnxnInlnlnIuInnllIulnunnnnnnnllllllm 80 Q 'b v'x. X 9 O A 'nfs 17, I'-x.,. ,P f T ' 'inf P P F ' 'P-'L 'PQ 4. 'V' 1' . fu'-',-' in V A N- .:- , ' . .,,,.m . - 'f- .99 -- -,J aw.-,,, ,!,,.A, H l , - .', . ea ?f 'S ' W' i 5 LZ 1 5 'W 6 , Mi! 1 ' , fikifs , , ,, p, A V ' ik? A Sb . S41 aku ,. 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D.-FLORIST Funeral Designs and Wedding Bouquets a Specialty Everything Home Cooked 2 874 Fifth Ave., New Kensington, Pa. E President Coolidge Has Said It is not too much to say that almost the whole of what We call civilization is the difference between saving what we make today for use on the morrow, and exhausting it at the time we receive it. And whenever we find a people with sufficient selffconf trol, sufhcient balance, sufficient thrift and industry to' save their money and save their capital, there you may be alto' gether certain that civilization will make progress. It is a great satisfaction to the thrifty man to know that he is contributing to this development and prosperity. WEQEKCF' he nion ational Bank . N E-W KENSINGTON PA. 9 1 mllllnn H S1 iosa. , , , ., ... Q , Fi , 42 'fi k' J 4 Q ls? 4 A' P J X R l' W.. . . . '. P , 52' A .,,4, 1+-,fxlhs-' 5-ss., I ,f 5 , ,113 'll V .4-.A 's...,2i:i,LALEE7' -X I ax ,- ' 'Sf' - -'N' gif .. .150 'Kal me ' the -. 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' SEE OUR DISPLAY OF USEFUL GIFTS i ,Q A , N 42 k FOR THE GRADUATES 1 Sheaifefs Pens and Pencils Amity Leather Goods ,- Wrist WatcheS,'Perfume Sets I Toilet Sets, Candy and Box Stationery .3511 1 It SlLVERMAN'S DRUG STORE ff ALWAYS AT YUUR SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF 920019 331735. -FLORIST S- NEW KENSINGTON NEXT DOOR TO LIBERTY AUTO Mzmbev of the Florists Telegraph LAUNDRY Delivery Association ' Phone 23 EIIIIIIIII Fifth Avenue A23 C23 P HAMlLTO ALTER -Wholesale and R FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY, S E-A-CO FLOUR ...ii MAIN STREET etail Dealers in- TRAW, SALT, ETC. PARNASSU S, PA. Phone 2 69 3 Johnnie Magliseo and his CAVALIER CRCHESTRA 512 Ridge Ave A New Kensington, Pa. mauugu , IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 82 COMPLIMENTS OF 4 AMTIOIY WIDI INSTITIITIONV JCPIEN TLYC. 825 Eifth Ave., New 1 Nutz? Alllllq- if U U Y .gb Q0 1 C4 f fp Kensington N , M 119, . N :I -1 H.--1 T v-V,-' 0 W I I , f, , . fi' - 'Rf'-Q' , fa ,1.,?x4 4- fawwgi 1 . Y, qzfzlx.. .X V P 5 sz-M 4-'51 !L 'Q ' Falun ' it New il 1.1, min! START TODAY! Learn Play a Musical Instrument .nof- T TT ' Y T T 941' 1i?7iQZn 1 W4 fl' fi- , . - - , .. ,,,, i Billy Murray BILLY MURRAY Wm The most expcrienccd teacher of teach You WW to PHY HHS Stringed Instruments in Allegheny 'Lf the following inmu, Valley-23 years experience. For appoinment Phone New Kensing 'H ton 1054 M. Beginners or Ad' vanced Pupils. ents :- Tenor Banjo Hawaiian Guitar ,E aa-2, :iR:s:2:: I Mandolin, Guitar, .' if Z4 13 I I If 5 2 I!!! 'Wg . A , ' r 4 ll 7 2- N- X K' I '19 0 ' mm ' 'px N' i in Z xl Y 1 S - 9 TZ .f 5x ' IJ' 'Tk QF- Y -it uni' 1 :ix ', 1 ' Q3 .A 1 l' 3 I K If-L' J' ' I AF: X Jin! 'N I 'Q Q x H v ' ,P ya: ' ' 'N 125 Y V'-H ' X ,fr , ,Q Q 2, QQ,-5:-' f , I ,, A if. .nf M 1-, ' in -1 ' 5, ff. 1 H -W' fl fr f ' .f lr N f 5 .y 4 .. N . 5 1 F A , K .44-.lg ,, f Q l , , Ln. ,P 1. v ' 'Q A 9, f. Mmm .v 1 f ' -v ' ' 4 I Eg- eg' A L N Emimm ..m......mn.m --ummmmm-mmmmm...i....m....if inumImnnm.im..m-............m.--E fg if I' ! fx Q N. 4 1 y a ix ,ff N x x P 3 I I f I x ' I' 3' I ,Mm to , 1 cc X j , I f 4 ' W ' Q X 1 T L,y X f ff' 1 , f 0 f -x - 4 . . .1 , ,, lil Some Kind F .g::,'gggEgg ,!- C l 'I - jg ' ,K l Ukulele. It was the first time a Chinese boy had seen a piano, and he tried to describe it to a friend in English. Them box, he said, you iight him 2 in teeth. He cry. HBoston Transcript. ' On being served with honey on a visit to the country, a city visitor ex' E claimed HI see you have a bee. Traffic Cop: Don't you know you can't turn around in the middle E of the block? Mabel Watt: Oh, I think I can make it, thank you. Teacher: Johnny, what is a cannibal? john: I don't know. Teacher: Well, if you ate your father and mother, what would E you be? John: Fd be an orphan. A coal merchant had advertised for a boy. A redfheaded, redffaced : boy applied for the job. ' Do you like work? asked the merchant. No, Sir, said the boy. Then you can have the job. You're the first boy who's been here E today who hasn't told a lie. -Exchange. The Best Comes From HAMILTON ICE CREAM CO. 0000000000000 'I-. McKean's Hardware ' See Us First and Save Manufacturer of Ice Cream and Sherbets KEY TO HEALTH Bell Phone 107-1025 4th Ave. 3 nxnnn nlnllnnllnnnllumuunnllllunnlnx nmnnnuuuun::imvi'lunmlnuunnnmuunnlInulluululuuluxululuIIE 84 X 'iss xNml5?. l Q!Lv f C' J u V iq' 'TJO .5 A l it l. f -rw I or fe A- -A iQ':Z.Q'L,'4-ig ,ap ' AA'A' I 2: I ? Q i t A isil 5 ' I I I I ,mi A leik EVER, .S E 'XI ix 1 Q11 .,,- A 'I I ill' X X l i, r l l l l l. rl ll? A1 1 l , 4 III, fly! PHILCO ATWATER KENT ZENITH GREBE D S A 'I' New Kensington s Pioneer Radio Store Our Service I-nswfes Satir action PHONE 836-J R, E. LINDSAY I r Q i I V I 7 Q A Q4 I XV rl I i ' , ,. x 5 NIJ, Q'!'::N:g4 I Qty 4 tk I A9 I 5. gtg W ff ff 1, ' i ln- W all Y nvefys, A T 9 is J TQ 1,5 E! :im A viii? .-isle-all 1- 'P V :.x Vixxx' ,ll I l ' L A wg ,ii .-' .f, ai.. . X- , . Au- , ' 5.51 :Zig P' 13 'x , E Zi 'fr E! N 1s2lsi1'WIJ e i I 'l - ,Y A . ' 'Ii - L5 ? 1 .' -i iv Y E- IH l fftff' 1 If , .affix r v ., u 33' 'V ' A - ' , w 195' 5x I f 5 f En1nnnummunmnmu nInm1nn11unnnunnmumnnummm nu 1ummmnmuumm mnnumnummumm rf 3 i x I ' l 1 4 7 I E L I S P? v ff' 0 9 , v ' ' 'ii I + ' fl l ,-A X' X df + 4 ., 91 , . 736 Fifth Avenue NEW' KENSINGTON, PA. COMPLIMENTS 1QF1 The Chiropractors In Business For Your Health FIFTH STREET SERVICE STATION ELWOOD CYPHER, Manager Fifth and Freeport Streets PARNASSUS, PA. li: it l. if 1, A f AI .ml I' ' .. f '?'b w n , Atlantic Gas NUCORD 1- EG? Oils TIRES Sinclair Gas 'fi' Oils Twelve Months' 852 Fifth Avenue S d d G T. S - NEW KENSINGTON, PA. mg EHS IS Sjarfiff HARDWAgFA1g?INT AND Stetson Hats Fashion ParkbSuits GARDEN AND FIELD 9 SEEDS ClaSte1' S 1 GOOD CLOTHES Parnassus Hardware Phone 2981 CO. Maill Street Mzmhatlan Shirts Society Club Hats DEPENDABLE MILK AND CRE-AM The Keystone Dairy Co. DELICIOUS CULTURED BUTTERMILK WHOLESOME ICE CREAM PHONE 666 mmm., 1innnnxgnginnnuuunn nu 1 JA vsW!1 'f-og .4 - I - N 2 LE-. f . . 1...v 1 ,f , 7, , . - I-1 W , fri' ,, A A A f 4 -- 'Q 'Y gg ik If I f has . Fr WWI W . Tu' 'K-. KA 'Mine 4 I 'V' If HI N ,I y Ha-Ll ,I'X5i'f91I,'-I,. in-M WY JOS S DeSI1VIONE and his ORCHESTRA Instructor of Band and Orchestra Instruments 211 Shepard Building ' Phones 1665' and 1588 IHIHFSIHF AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS ac REPLACEMENT PARTS ' Springs Retempered Reset and Repair-ed Auto Spring Sz Repair Co. Freeport and 'Sth St., PEIYHHSSUS, P3- I . ,, -L EP'- - ay r ,nr 1 51, I N., 'K I ' 'W , 4 I '-T vii It ' 'f N r f M , -I V' dl, I Efaf. ' nrlfx I iggiuv l I 'H 1 A , V . 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Phones 1148 and 1149 PROMPT DELIVERY IHRIG' For Good Things to Eat Telephone 1189, Cor North E? Ridge E NEW KENSINGTON, PA. We specialize in taking care of the COMPLIMENTS printing needs of those who are particular 4015-- E. E. DAUGHERTT A. O. Anderson Printing e 6 0 Ninth Street Extension EG? Kenneth Ave. 2 ,Q E llllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illllllllllll IllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll Illllllllllj as I ' tl, Q , H . H, 1, , -,. 1ht,a',.i','f'i, , , .,,f ,N I ,,WM.j 1 S . -A if 74 ' G' Y l K 87 A E S8 7' hfxgii f': wF 54 'SV v X' N A at 'lxpf K. If ru' 4' . -., gg! P A- Ill' S64 'I I ,' ' 53,51 fl.-.9 Hf :5!s Ni? I f' 7' - .S I PM-A H Nnwfa 2. if 'file 5' I if . W ' ' ' A' I ' 1 if EFA' I ' .2g5fga2QQF f - , A IE I l an 43 i..g'.':a 1,5 ,gif - gi g K Elllllllllllll nnmnmnnmnmm umm: nnnulm . N 'S - 2 - 1 fgf! i PIANOS RADIOS Ia. A 'af Nl . N I I ' I x ,475 X I4 WHEN You THINK MUSIC gy- THINK .Qf .33 Oopevf ms. DISPENSERS OF HAPPINESS F00 STRING 6? VIOTROLAS BAND INSTRUMENTS OOMPLIMENTS OF New Kensington Taxicab Company SQ OPERATORS OF YELLO PV CABS and BUSSES PHONE N. K.-961 SQ BUSSES FOR PARTIES AND ATHLETIC EVENTS PHONE N. K.-1548 ' nullnullllulullnlulnnulunnunnnu E 89 n I' In ,ffl - 7- f- I 'M gig? 'fi 1-. -if-1 ::-1 1 wits if A Q.: frm? 321 ., ,, , . .4 M -,rr .L 0 'AZ' ii ' L .Y ,L 4 .EAL 311 4, Qbfqd ,I :r-fxnl, 35. f L 'Z f 13? - ,-.Ng F- N r' A 11-ffl-gif -T ij.. ja' J ,Z Y I 4 , ' Q I 1,4 -s: 3 f .,n ' ' W P -54 Kj5-v5: pf, ,I QI, , -, ,I I JG I X, ff 1 '3.2O1'v I , I , P 'fi -,.,..,.nl7 'P . A mL-m-.., . MINI, VLYHQ Jax UV, , 1 -' '- ---'U Ka i4 J I A 1 I , Q7 3 Q Q- 191' ui :umm ' 'mmnmmi ' ' A' , P' ,ff .N . 4 ff , lp A U BT rv ,,,?.,.2 r 7 EI 1 f , El , av L an I. -1 s?-9 22 Ld Vx: qv,F11? 'SHI I o , 1 I 1 - is-'V' 'f EM W 44 1:3,',aw4' - ,ftp 'f,,,,i5I , A 1 f0:ff- f:13.L 'f 5f I. 4 , l - Q3gz,10w,,,f QQ-Efi?'sh?Q ,- vw If I ' 9-f-f-IN QU 'YAY - , W . , I I X P A 4 .-1'-1 Lf' :Q I K F X N N lgx' .X .5 se I X F 5g 1911 ' ' ' ' . f Ill IW! CONGRATULATIONS Seneor PARNASSUS HIGH SCHOOL-CLASS 1930 TI-IIE TRIESS PRINTING SIERVICIE E Books - Catalogues - Annuals - Publications and Job Printing 912 Stanton Ave. Across from R. R, Station Our Phone is 1696 nnmnun annul: 90 I I .- ' M - v'!hY,flf ' HL 'iy25if 1'sfEeQs.Q'5'ff 5ia?3?k3'fV's'f I f .,J,L,,,y'f,g ogg., 6gL,,,'3' fig-:gg ,..1-51 L,j:':g:kjL 'Rfk-T ':a1ffiifx I ' ' 2f+ 1,fwF5fI ' 52522. !f5i1:.,-fS?sI-:Li'5f'47, 'V' , f'E,f,-141'-Qffflw-,- I ?1u..'Q, r.-1 , ggij,Hm75f??f:-1Z?,5gf'ff:iI'sf!a1 ''-gil:-,:.:j:,5 f'5ykfizv'1' ,gig-,rfggggigi T43 , . g,gQgi1,M4i5kM15,? W 1' I I 'Z IE IL? 3,-1 131 f ,Av if ' f .V -n , ' -I ' . w Nqr fffji-AW 53.1 V -lp'-3-5 .1 ' el' Q ee is? ' 1 '- wt I ' flee .. sr we 7' Q safe -ee 'I -fe , el , - . .Qsqi 61 ' if .JI 0:17 ,v'?13fJifft L ., 'rl R369 ' 1WW 'SFf'll2?! - ' I , ff rL-,I IQ ! - e. - , '9f'i QQs fewut jgiigegigell E I e reel. ee . E. ,--.,eE!nfe p gggegijgigij-. .gi ,,, -1- .W 6.2 . it m ' l'IlI'll'IIIII''llllllllllllllllll'llllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllm -' - A. N. EUWER Since 1898 J. M. EUWER A I 65' PSS' 1 N' . EUWER BROS. ee oo. efg 'o X,.g ,,. Will, FURNITURE--that makes friends QE 52 12 SERVICE-thee keeps them .- J all ' W! .-miibiliche. 739745 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON, PA. qv APP STUDI 817 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON, PA. 32363231153 ALL PHOTOGRAPHS EOR THIS BOOK DONE BY ZAEF PHONE 583fR What ruined your business? Advertising How? I let my competitors do it. Now that high school students are getting younger every year, it is almost certain that the 1940 junior Prom will be held on a merryfgofround. -Northwestern Purple Parrot. Teacher- Use the word kelvinator in a sentence, Tommy. Bright Student-'Tye never seen a picture of Mrs. Ooolidge without kelvinator side. nlulun ..................................... EJ I 91 xl 'A ' fl Q f it ' A s14ifE,ffS!i'a-1 A A i'125sleln3'v- l p'5 ,4v. .lf' L Q. IT YN 0 x. vi 'xii ,K 5' Ill' isa if -I ,.' HQ! QUALITY SERVICE PRICE Shaner s Pharmacy 0,W, .fig I l F-I 'I X ' i p x Z S A -vyfyg-6- Em. jj., s-:Ft 'Q ,I lug?-i.Xv , , 9 X .fi -' nf fe: ,sf H fs- Q- 5' 5-5 in 4.-sir' Ai-,V ' - A E :Jr fx . - .4 . . J x we . 'ff' ., ' ,-W' ' ,I fC il C, ' ' AEA 4,51 , '- L 2 . .1 ..'f 24T' W . A A -. R . .A 1 ' N , , , 3-A? V4 . i - .. Q 1 ff ' ' -1 1:-if-'-' ' ' ' ' ' 'i . ,K ., - ,,., A 5, ii - 22' P Magix, X .........................HEI if wa l QQ 1 7' . '7 A Q 2 P, I I XR fr' , , gym , .149 W I x ff I Sole Distributors of -Max Factor s Society Makeup- :!f,?' 7, Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein Beauty Preparations Yarclley's Qld English Toiletries. Hofubigant and Cotyls Perfumes Everything in the Toilet Goods Line CANDY-Whitman's, Norris, Maillards, Synthia Sweets, .Qi im' and Mary Lincoln Candies, '7Oc Pound. -32' THE FINEST CHOCOLATE SODA MADE Sportolaris - Spomoni Ice Cream Penn Cress Ice Cream-Most Delicious Meet me in the Grill BATTERY HEADQUARTERS MCQuaideS A1ll30 , , ,Parts Willard Service GOODYEAR Auto Electric Repairs Solid, Cushion and Pneumatic . . Tires 510612 Eighth Street NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Phone 320 Open Evenings I' 553011 Diplomas Commencement Announcements School Supplies and Equipment. if 0 The Educational Supply Cot PAINESVILLE, OHIO Enululnn nnnnnnllnl In lllllllllllll. In ,.....,...... .I .,..... .I .,,,,. ,,,,,, , ,IE 92 gl unmfls 1 if, . 'fy nfl '-' , e H .1 ' ' - IZA' -- ' 1- f s 4' y fi, yffus 5: if 'f , , -52, M ri T ,ff J f' H wuiri Il 1 wx'-fav' 1-:ai 'YW iii 1. 4 V fyfp' m-1f'f -.2 , . , 1 t, YW 'if V n , :X 5,21 XII I w I 'N5J..,.', ' M N-..f-2'4 ' , x PM W ., , ff ,s. .wlfp G. W W, 'R fy- el-11, U. 'm,xk,,,D,.-.b HU, YN 3, - lfxxrzz , N. .Ax mmf- x , fu , 3 1 Q9 X2 'w Nz' 1 V1 xmiw . 1' Eifl I Qsiffff . ..., A, A 11. Wilt ' A' V iw? rf' Y-1 .A 151. I - ' wif! ,r 'ii v F' ' v 2 w'a1?'5. cttw?-1-3-CQ 2?f f' .+ 1 . ff? ' l ' o ,Y 4, ,y ,. Sq ,,-I , Y N :W Va-.lf Y 5 , 3 N X. sm. - M : - ff ,',f'IllfL v,4w,Lv ,km 5 Mg, WL., f I gs 'Q'-p'-'PED :H 'I y i ' 'F ' Q..15k,,- ,H ,p,. L W -Q Af' Q, 7. if I ' 1 .gf A, , ,. 3151 -3.1 01452, lm 2 s if' ff ,ul I5 ,ear ury 5 ' - ' . if Q , 5 - ' : fi 'tj THE COLLEGE TYPE CLOTHES FOR SPRING il ' Exclusive at FINCH'S IIE, , W5 QM l liif. Zixgfvgfg New exclusive patterns and shades in the model for the young fellow 5' Q45 12 537.50 I if fy All With Two Pair Trousers , mln, , ,uf nk : 1555. 3 S58 FIFTH AVENUE New Kensington, Pa. E Fred S.- What happened to your face? Harold O.-NI was passive in a fight. Fred- What do you mean by passive? Harold O.- I was the receiver of the action. Mr. Dunn-g'Order, boys, order! : Mac Cohen-Qhalf asleepj4 Two ham sandwiches and a cup of coffee. . 1 ' Miss He11dersonWL'Why were you late? Lena Bruno-'LCause out on the street it says, 'School, go slowf Eg......... FRATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELRY Commencement Announcements and Invitations Jeweler to the Senior Class of Parnassus High School cw L. G. Balfour Company Manufacturing Jewelers 86 Stationers Attleboro, Mass. 5 unnunnnunmnnlnnnnln nuunlnnnn uunnril 94 wb' Q QT-r 'Q 4? Qrxflg-' -f-rg ya. 1 eff: f V :Q ' , , - 5x,!,'-ff L l ., . A15 ,..,' ' ...,. Tj - A ' V i l 4 . -' wr 'm ,' 'sl' 1-2 'L.l J. '- C' 5124. -.Q,. ,LxJh,.. f sf. kggsf A . - 2 qw. H KIT, R ,fr ,rf ' ' 5 ' -A tie -1 ' , ' ' - , 94,-U ' 4 ' if' , ffm' , ' ' ' ' ' WA 5 Q V- ' U' 'L 'V ' ' ' w IN ' 1 4- -'.,.. 4, -4 .- 4 4 A ll if 4' A 1 4 N : . 3' ,1-J 'f ?: 39. 1 5 bfi' I, , .7- 4 A lf! 4, T925 -' 'i'XY.iS- f' ,144 A' 4' A .. .n-4,6 ff ' pf ff ' 1 . 4 -44 - --4---44..,44 f1f2:f, 7fLF?,, ,, A 5 4 V. 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