Pennsylvania Avenue High School - Quill Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1928 volume:

I 4 1 f,,,r I I I 'f,, 1,1 f I, I I 1 ' I ., 1' fl, 'r 1 r,', THE QUILL VOLUME 1 6' Edited by THE SENIOR CLASS of Pennsylvania Avenue High School 1 923 Cumberland , Mzaryland i-Sl-ik Foreword IN PRESENTING'1'HISv,0Uli Fl RST AN NUAL, XVE, THE CLASS 014' Q25 IIUPIC 'l'O GIVE YOU SOMETIIXNH TO CARRY 'I' Il li O U G ll 'l'll.l'l YEARS. lx IUCMINDICII UF llAI'I'Y DAYS AND AN ANVAKEN lil! UI A LOVE NEVER TO BIC LOST OK 1 OIiGOT'l'EN. ' Y Dedication 'Yule Umss mv 1929 c:1:.x'1'1f:1fU1.I.Y AND Xl IfI-14 1'mx.x'r1-:l,Y I7lCtJH,'A'l'lCS '1'1us,. OUR S IT 1' If IC M 1-1 '1'I:.1m1l'11, 'r ll IG Fnzsq' XOLUMIBOI1' Tum QUILL 'ro owl: SCHOOL, Iflll is x'1c'1' IN 1'1's 1N1v.xNuY IN YEARS I!U'l' ULD IN OUR MEMORY Oli' 'l'li0lTGII'1'S AND IJICFIIJS. THE EDITOR Members of the Board of Educauon Truslevs 0 f .F1'r1u1AN G. Plfuu IJTGSIDCIGTIVLL ' W11.1,1,xM L. SPISKKY Du. J. M,ucs11,x1,1, PRICE EUXVAR-D F. XVICBB Superinfffzzdezlf Pmwzsylfucl-nzfu A Uwzue H Encnuz H. Duns .DAVID M. LYNN W. R. BIENDENHALL igh School ,, 'V '!. H K w l i , w .hs bw ,fly ai 1 1 F11 V . ,5 3, f ' ' Y W r :fy f , , XIV V ,N . Wx. 354 i n Ny., J N if . N., W nl .fl fx I Editorial Staff W11,1.1.m1 U-. P.-x'1'xsI:soN Eflzflof'-in-K'71'ir'f XV.XI.'l'I'IH ,lI1'1.1. 11OXYARD BIALONE .- l.w'slf111l IMIIU1' .-lssisffmf EfZlffU7' E1mW.xmm Fu1:14:M.xN Bus1'1ws.w Jltlllllgfl' HlI'l'Il Q-IOIINSHN M. C. MC'MUIc1:Y .'l.w.wis!r11:l lfu.vim'.w.w flllllltlfjfl' Ari ECHIUQ' , 1 , 12 nw I N Yin' les .'-lcZ1'1 '1'l1'.wz'11g Jlrlmlgm' 'lim' xVAl,l4l'lCN DIARY JANE I-iOW'1',EY l.v.wi.wlunl .AlIllV'l',l'Nl'Ilg Jlflmlgcfz' I11L'7Il0I'lHlS Erfilor I Wlmm Uumnexmr RAYMOND IIUTSON Girls' .fl llllcflic' MCIIDIOI' Boys' A fhleiic' Eclifm C.x'l'1 I 1-1 lc N W1-:1-:En . SOC'lffl7 Eclflor 'Kl.x1c4:.xnl11'1' 'I'lm1 1'M,xN IERNEST SCHAIDT l1z'lw1v1'1'y Eflifor .PllUf0gI'll1J7l0'l' M le. iPA1Sf.EY lf'acz.lf1'y JW rznugevg 7 I'-SC-55-5' F4025 Sa G2 XYICTOR D. TIEISEY v P1' i1z cipa l ' Character Education lI'1Xl'iAUTlC'Ii is the 11lti11111t1,- illlll in all e1h1catio11. It is one of the 'lillllllillllfilllill il.lIIlH 111 l11' 1113l1i11v1f1l whi1:l1 our high school has established. is ,.,' All ,l'1f1111sylv11'11i11 AV11111111 lligh School we Vllilllli, to he sure, to lZlll'l1 out f1'11i11e1l 111i111ls 11.111l to 1l11v11l1111 h1'11i11s filled. with i11fo1'111atio11. We Want this 1lll'lll'ill t1'11i11i11g 111 he so flexible that if 01111 he :11l11pte1l to the 1le111a11cls which li'l'11 will 111111111 11111111 it. NV11 XV2llll'- this k11111wl111lg11 S11 o1'1le1'e1l that it can he hi-1111grl1t' 11111 for 11s11l'11l 111111li1'11fi1111 Wll0Il il' is 111-1-1l1-1l in life. But we want also to 1,l1-v11l1111 1111111 Zlllll XVUIIIUII 111' such 111111-:il lihei' that they can safely be t1'11sl1-1l with the 1111w1-1' that 1111-11t11l t1'11i11i1111 will give 1h1i'111. However, t1'aini11g 111i111ls is 11l11111si1 as 1l11111,5111'1111s 1111 ilK'l' as S1'1ll'ff'l'illg fi1'1' il1'll1S- ill the hands of the ll10l'1llly stroiig llllllllllg hut g1'1111l 1-1111 1:111111- 111' itg i11 the ll2lllilS of the morally w1-11k it 01111 1l11 11111ll0ss Lllllllllgll. cillflll s1'h1111ls 1lo t'1'11i11 1-l1111'1'1111'111'. XY1- 'talk of the 6'I'I2l1'Vil1'Ll typo of 111a1'1, tl11- l31'.v11 M 11w1' type 111' W0ll1illl.M xlvlwll w1- 1l11, w1- 111111111 SOl11C'fl'll1lg 111o1'e than tl111l1 lllf' 111-1's1111 has 111:1111i1'1e1l El l1111l'x' of i11li111'111111'i1111 11111l has gone l'l11'O1lg'll a. 1e111't11i11 111-111f11ss 11f.11111111'11l t1'11i11i11g. We 1111-1111 :Ill lllllliyiflllill i11 whom the 0l1111'111:l'1f1' q1111lit'i1-S T1l111.t i1le11lif'v his 1:11ll1-ge l1111'11 lJi1O1l 1l11plicat1f1l, Each i11- 1livi1lf1111l of 11111' 1'0C01,lfl3' i11si1if11t1-1l high s1:l11111l of U11111l1111'l11111l is therefore cl111ll1111g111l to c-xc-iiipliiilv 5111-h 0l1111'a1't'111' l11l2llll'l9S that soviefy 1111151 talk of the QP1'1111s.ylv1111i11'Av1'11'11e lligh S1fl11'1ol typo of 1111111 111' wo1111111. V Wl11111c1: 1,l11 these q1111lit'ics Q1111111? hill! some 1rxt1e11f from the Cl11'1'lClll'LlII17 of course. Scimicc has taught the 1111pli1:ati1,111 of k1111wle1lg1e. History has taught that the f111'1'r11s for good are Those that have 111ol1l1vcl the pr11g1'ess of civilization. The 11111-i1-111 Zlllll 111111l111'11 l1111g1111g1-14 h11v1- 1f1111t1'il111r1-1l 1'l1111'aete1'istics which are lllll' T11 the k1v1-11 111i111ls of th1- 131211f111'i1-s. lilll' it is lJ1'll1lil1'llj' not the s11l1j1'c-1 of Sl'llll'V that huilcls cliaraeter. The 11ss1:11ti11l f1111t111's lie o11tsi1le of the 11111111111 11111tt1'1' of the 0Ll1lCfll7lOHi1l p1'og1'am. The 1f1111t'i11111111s 1'f1111t111't1 with sl'1'1111gg 11111l 11p1'ig'l1t' 1111111 111111 women who compose the f111i1'1lfi11s, 1f1i111t1'ih11i'11 l'0XV2l1'1-l 1fl1111'1111l1Q11' e1l111'11t'io11. The fraclitioiis of all good scl11,1ols have i11c11lcz1l'e1l 21 1'0v111'1111e0 for the ideals that have made them QL'l'l'Ili. C'1111t111't with fellow st111l11111l's have Llevcloped R1HlJiflO1lS, Contact witl1 0lfllPl' srfhools ill a1'l1l1-tics 11111l other eoiitesfs have developed pride and self con- l'i1l1-111'1'-. All lh1-S11 Zllltl 1111111'v ot'l11'11' 11l11111e11l's1 help io build up the qualities that llilllliff for 1,1 gl-111:11f11l llfljllSl'111C1llT of the i1'1CliViC-lllill to the deinancls of society and Thus 1'o11111l out il strong oha1'acte1'. 9 fi f Af' s mu A 7 F 5-Hifi T ff'-'f 'l:ff ' iii-5 W1 'i-ff? TFFS' . ff f 1 f Lf: X, ,.4-., 1:11-wi4,'-.,:f . 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Virginian ...... llullc-In-1 ....,.,, . ,....,.,,.. . lf. of XIII-lwlllllll ..,.A,..,.. ll. uf W. Virginian ......... llnml ffollvgm' Wllsllillgtoll llollugv ...... ' I Sl.. John ra Uullc-gm' ....,. Klnss. Stale Nmnml ,..,.... l .nl lllflllllllllll .,........... Ulliu L'nirc .I rx lm: Wosln-rll Ill rsily ,..,......... ll1m,,n Iiclitli llurllvlt ..,..,.. ..... I l'1lrillllII'fI Hlilll! Lulu lilmuslu--x '...,. ,.,. I 'yI'HSllllll'gI Stull- NI:ll'gall'l'l Smith ....,, l 1'uraIIml'g' Slilll' ,llvnriz-ilu Willison ..,.,,,. .,.... I l'0Hllllll'g.l' Still!! Alnm. 541-lmvk ,.....,......... ...,.... I .illlllllllllll School lll'lIlIllI Ilill-sln-xv ....., ........ l l'osllnIrg Stull- Alln Inn-ns ,,..,..,...... ..... I rusl.Inn'g' Still-0 Iiilliun ,lllyurs ..... l l'0SllllII'g' 511:111- Juni- Inlcsm .,,....,....... ........, 1 frusllnirg State- Mrs. llalm-I Snyclur ..,,.. .....,.. I rosl,Inn'g Sllilll' .Knl.Iu'yn Pufvl .... AllL'gIllIj' C 11 -rl-rw ounty Sum l'niv ...... Normal.. IU L Nurnlal ,... .,... OL S. Ed ............... Maunnil '1'x'ali11ing Q . Dcyrvr' Nubjrct B . . ..,,,..Prniclpal B , . .......lLllgllSl1 B ....,.. ....,... Math B ....... .....................,.... H i story B ...,,.. ....... I 'rm-ncli ai nd Latin B . lCllg'llSll 5. H. E ..,..,...... Dmnucslic Science B. ....,..., ..,........... f lym: 'l'Zl1Q'llSll 5 .... .,...... Scif.-1100, CllK'U1lSll'f' 9 ......,,.. ..,........ S uiuncu, Math .........,..................,.,.CUlIlll1Bl'0llll S.lfIcl...AtI1lclic COLIUII, Huullzh ..,,...Vico Principal .................English ...........SuciuI Science Nurmal .,..,.... ......, I 1'. Bus. 'l'r. Lit. Normal ,........ .......- I 1'. Bus. Tr. Eng. of Nlnsic- ...... ...................,...... A lnsiu Normal .,....... ............,,...,.. I -listory Normal ,........ .........................., B 'lzlth Nornml ......... ........ C'om'l. Geograplly Normal ......... ...,.....,........... l 'Iislory, Drawing Normal .....,.......,........, lieuglwxplxy, Social Science High School .,...... ..............,.....,..... Secretary Slw lcd ns, 0-zo' joys ururc her joys 'Om' .s'orrou:.s lim' sowoufs. ERE is to the hast, most loyal and dearest adviser and 1,1-aeher a vlass ever had: Miss If If Straight has heen our 4-lass adviser for three years. It was she who helped ns iight our hattles for equality: it was her staunch word of 0llCOlll'1lg4?lllK'lll that made us strive and succeed in reaching our goal. Miss Straight was a true friend 1o every lllf'lIllK'l' ol' the class of '2S. She could quiet the warmest arguments with a lookg her word was law that was sweet , to obey. Many were our l,.l i2ll5 and great was our st1'llggle to heuolne a relluted high school. As we look haul: upon the three short years spent under her guidance we are fully aware of the oh- stacfles which we overcame, led on by her helief in our ability. The Junior Prom was the first great som-ial activity at the scliool. We give crm-dll for its success to our adviser. It was she who helped ns make THE Qnim, a well organized and creditable annual. It was to Room 9 that all strayed in time of joy or sorrow. li. was to the friend and com- panion of the class of 28 that confessions were made and it was her steady hand that helped to riglit matters. The years have flown quiekly. Our high school was a short dream. X-Vo realized sim-ess and gained fame as a well organized vlass, This was due to Miss Straiglii. As we leave dear old Penn 'Hi we are grieved heeause we are losing a irue friend. We eau hub look back upon our life in high sr-hool and l'Qlll0l1llll'l' her iezlellirlgs-we know that the hand which guided ns so carefully then, will help make our silevesses in the hig world. We hid fond farewell to Miss Straight. 12 .,,,.f gf? I QQ?-3 1 7 'ff .- 253 '07, X 'Q P vo? .1-.,.,1, , 1 1 ff f 1 11f7f70,fo5:fhZU lhgglwfilmlb mug:-Q. Q J I I .-f 1, ' . 5' 'i ' Ml f.:4j 9 mm lv l l l l l M i v l ki, f A MARY K. FISHER Fish'l Glee Club 1415 Natural Seienr-e 1435 Dranlatic Club C412 Deelamation Contestg Kicked Out of Collegeng I'ickles. 'film' pruscinec flrivcs dal! carl: away. A tall girl. cheerful, with a. quick keen sense of humor, and a flasliing smile is Mary. Perhaps a better name for her would he Merry because she is one of those peo- ple whose very present-e speaks of happiness and good will. Although she has been a student of Penn Hi for only one short year, she has many friends and is one of the sehool's most popular students. Mary is known far and wide for her abil- ity to swim. She is always willing to help and her famous 'Til try usually brings a successful result. i 'I I 'l i EDWARD Fl D li EMAN Eddie Dramatic Clulu Q-lj: The Quill, llllSilli'N!'l Manager: Hi-YQ I'iolcles g Hliiekerl Uni. of College. Ulla rrzsmnlalns Hu: air, Ilorc, Ilacru and l?'Uf'!'Lll'It7lll'l'f!.u It is said that good goods 'eoine in little packages and this is certainly true of Eddie. He is a. jolly lad who is always looking for fun. He is an outstanding fellow among his classmates and always takes an active part in every activity. One of lGddie's great weaknessns, fnot mentioning the restj is falling for all the ln'ir:lcyarcl blondes. Eddie ealne to us in his senior year and is rapidly progressing in the daily routine of our school. With our wishes and his gift of gall, he is sure to be very successful. ' 1 ,, l J T7 '77 ' - Q . if .: ' , L ':, -. ,. - - V :. ' -'Q' 5-1. ,- b---fame 1 r I r WANIJA VIRGINIA, GICRARD WILMA GO0DRlCH ulvilfllflilln Gerry Good'ic President of llisilnry Club 13,3 Gym Club C335 Le Club 4 S rreiurv of Ilruiuuiie Club 1473 Gi' -l CJ: -'P' , Kicked Out nf College. Mlm has n. sm-iln that 'never ll'Cll'l'S off. Speaking of sweet, demure. hard to find lassies, just glam-e upward. When Penn Hi opened its portals to opportunity and edu- cation, Wanda was among the first to enter. This pnrtieilmnt in the fun and frolie of the eluss of '28 has one failing-and that is her lore for-hush-chocolates! Perhaps he taught her how to eat them. Nevertheless, lVanda. is the best bon-hon hider in the class and there is no exception to the compliment. Gerry is blest. with two Clllll'2lCi.GI'lStlCS- she is a blonde and she has a charming dis- position. With these two weapons, she at- tacked our hearts at Penn und she con- quered ! French Club U13 The Quill, ' Athletif- Editor: .lun- inr Class President: Senior Class Vice-Presidentg llrzixnntie Club C3-413 Basket-ball C2-3-413 Field Bull Captain 1453 Trac-k K2-3-455 Gym Cluh C3--UQ Volley Ball C2-3-41g l'iekles g Glee Club Q-U5 Kicked Out nf College. A hear! as Iruc as sleclf, Picture, in your mindis eye, a slim. dark lmired girl whose every 1l10VQ!ll1Qlll1 speaks of years of athletic training. Give to her a quick ready smile, a keen sense of humor and a huge store of knowledge, and you have Cloodie. Wilma is known as one of Penn Hi's best athletes. In spite of her work in this line, she always finds time to study and ranks near the head of all her classes. Her greatest ambition is to become a good athletic instructor and from past records we feel sure that there she will .ind suc- cess. 4. .21-5. .-.,,-,, me .-.... .., ALMEDA lllllil3li0NSON 'flleflaf' Dranlatic Club 12-3-415 Glee Club C3-41, Treasurer C419 French Club Q34-U, Secretary C-U5 For Dis- tinguished Servir-e g Nearly a lloneyinnnnng The Hocnlooug Nothing Bull the 'l'ruth g Kicked Out of Collegeng Pickles, She can fiance, sim can fmt. she emi, sling, In fact, sim can do most lllljl- tlzvingf' lYould you ever think this smiling lass was the cligniiirfd Mrs. Ralston of i'Nothing But the 'l'1'uth? Wlell she is one and the same. lVl1en it comes to acting Meda's a, whiz and we are sure it will hring her world fame. She is not only interested in dramaties, but is a very ac-tive member of the Glee Club. She is also very stuflions and we often wonder how she has time for ull her activities and still time for-tliere, eanit you guess? Look at lhat smile and those eyes. Now you have it. Yes Alun-da is a l1ea1't-lm.-alce1'. During her three years at Penn Hi, she has been a loyal supporter and you may see hcl' anytime that Penn has a game, along the sidelines cheering her team on to victory. Three cheers for you, Meda. lil LMA HUDSON 'fNl'lf!1H l.Jramalio Club C25-Hg Glen Club C3-rljg Arla Club 133: li'renr:h Club Hjg 'l'he Iloolloong Uliicliefl Out of Collrrgeng Piekles. fl soul 8i1lil.'f'l'l!,,' in 111-lion failllfnl, in lrownr, l'l!'fll'.N We have known lihnav for several years and We are glad to say that she was always helpful and since-1-0. lClma has a, wonderful dramatic ability as was plainly shown in her splendid POI'- trayal of an old maid in 'l'he Hoodoo. Due to this eliarac'terisLin and her chzirm- ing personality, 'hma has won many friemls and made a great success of her high school life. And we are sure she will vontinne to make a success out in the gn-al, big world. l l'VAl.7l'l'lll. Illilili RAYMOND HUTSON Umrm Wall lf'clia: 'flluftieu Soccer 139, Uaptnin 1-ij: Trai-k 42-3-413 Bagkot- lwall 12-I4--ilg Allilctic' llonor Uluh QU: Clem- Club 12-3441, l'rc:-xinlom, 1313 llrsuualir- Club 1243--U5 'l'he Quill, Assislaut. limlitorg .lliuost, a llouuy- nmon g The 'l'rys1im: l'ln1-4- 1 The Hhusl Storyng Ki:-kml llul, of Collagen: l'ic-klesf' Iwi llli7H. who would mort: ilu: urn-rlrl, First 'nm iff' li i'fllfRl5lf.U liaclivs and gcnllouu-n, l iniploru you do not ovorlook this ixuposing 0IlfIl'llVll'lg. AL lust has has noun- to light. llc, the man who would try anything our-4-, vxccpt mar- riago. This rvinzlrkalilo human living whosu slogan is, Don't. rlo loclay what you can put oil' 'til l.Ullllll'l'IlXV,,, has inaclo a clcsper- ' at anything proszmils-cl in this atv 'slab' svhool. llo has vxvvllc-cl in mlrainalics, ini- proved in sooo:-1', and has riscsn to unhe- livvulrlv In-iglits as running ,guard on our lnaslu-1,-lmll is-am. So lll'I'1 S lo 'l'um-a, Walt ilu- priclo ol' tho class of '28 and may you' sin-vouml in lilo as woll as you lulre in our clvai' olfl Alum lvllll-121'- Sncr-vr Ui-rl Jg '1'i-ack C2-3-41: Cheer Leader KZ-3-453 I.Jranial.ir- Club C2-3-453, The Quill. Athletic liclilorg Mlilotil- llouol' Club Q-ljg Ili-YQ Quartet 12-3--U3 'l'he Ghost Story g Nearly a Honey- mouu S Ki:-heal Out of Collegeug DQc'laniatiou Cou- foslg Nothing But the 'l'ruth g Pic-kles. G1'r'r1I1zr mrwi fl!!!-71 I 11111176 lizard but I'm. from ilI'issmlri. My friumls, I ask you, can a person who parts his hair in the mirlmll-0. plays Qoccer, and buys sodas for a certain girl actually be a iunmhvr of our class of 'ZSY 'l'lu-ro is ll Clll'l'Plll, expression to lhu of- fovl that gCliilQlIl0ll prefer blondes, but this young larl emphatically prefers a petite brunvllo. ln spite of being completely un- rlor thc- power of Eros. Huttic has found tllllll to take thu ln-acl in plays and musical r-omurlios and was elouterl The most dram- atiu boy in svhool. 'l'll0l'0f0I'0, this popular young man's chief claim to distinction lies in thu fact that he always euacts the role of thc true Romeo. DOROTH Y JOHNSON KIDO!!! Glee Club C3-453 French Club K3--Ljg lll'2HllElllC Cluh Q3-435 Nearly il HOHEXIIIUOIIMQ l'ieklcs 1 Kicked Uut, of College. ll 'ilIa. voice 'to lrin, cmd heart to l:,oLcZ.', Dot, graceful. dainty, always eheerful, has been with us for only lwo yearn, but in that time she has won her wary into our hearts. You nmy lllfl-V0 lleard good singing before but you should hear .Dot sing. This little girl is our class uiglitingale. 'lfo prove the feet, she always has n lending role in every musical comedy. Dot has an great suuonnt. of power over the opposite sex. She went so fur, as to induce one young glflltlillllilll to desert his desk and live at hers. Dorothy tells us she ma.y he a teacher but we wonder what. llut- tie will say to that! Well. llQl'0'S an promise that we'll all eome to see you, in your little bungalow. ' I i I YT k li 4 4 I l'LUT.l'I JOIINSON Glee Club C3--ll: Draunnlic' Uluh Q3-43, H1'f'I'0lfi!l'j' 147: Freueh Club Presivleul K3--UQ Class llistorian I-U5 The Quill, Assistant llusilu-:-as Alilllilgfll' C-IJ: 'l'r:1eli C353 .-llmost a lloneynmonl'g The Ghost, Storyng Nothing But the 'l'rul.h g Kicked Out of College. dflollegiale, snappy, f-ull Of 11.013, That ix Rullfs old time rep. Ruth-it isnil: the nmue. but Rul.h's heart that llllllillbl her so lovnhle. Everyone is rlruwn to her. Her whole being seems to radiate helpfulness. Since she nmkes nn A in almost every elnss with seemingly very little ellorl. she has lieeolne quite famous ns ll student.. Her gren.l.esL zuuhition is to become il teuellor of foreign languages. This smiling young' lmly will never he wilzhoulp friends and her magnetic person- ality und strong Cllil1'flCtCl' will hold us for- ever true to our pal, Ruth. s 35 Y, f WY, l CLA l ' D I-I Ll G l l'l' .-l Inn lllee Club ill--IJ: llraninlir- Club K3-U: Nex1r'ly :1 ll..nuymoon : The lloiu:m4-n-i's g Nothing Hut The 'l'rnl,h g Iiivkell Hul of Uolleprenp 1h'1-lueslru C355 Qmlrll-l. K-Il. N1-xl, on the progrzun is :Ln imitation of l7hn.rliu ljlniplin and lion fl'urpin in one, by the greater-il. eoiuediun ever proclnoecl at Penn lli. Abie is one of tlloi-le hula who vun ape l'ullerewski, Cul Coolidge, Jesse .lnnies or whnl not. .lile is the life of the L-lass null his gI'illm1'1's throw the pupils into gales of lunghlvr. Alvin- vnu lmnclle ru violin like :x profes- sional null then-:incl only then-is he ser- ious. With an violin, curly lmir und an nu- lure tbut llnrold Lloyd could well envy. this lnrl will have the lienrt of the world in his hnmls. HOWARD MALONE ,llir'key Bnskelt-ball C3-435 Soccer C3-43: 'Przick K2-3,455 Ulee Club CHQ lli-Y Secreturyg llrzunutie Club K2- 3--llg French Club K-U5 Business Maumger of l'e1ixisyL-:1i1:ir ' Q2-393 Kif:ke4l Out of Collegeng l'iokles. .-lncl then, lm will am'gue.' Ye Gods how he urill a.'rg'z,1e. ' Now ladies and gentlernen, can El man with rm face like this be intelligent? The nlnsnvei' is zxlxsoliltely. This is Howard Ma- lone, the student who has il per-uliau' aver- sion to smelling smoke. He will go into frenzies at the mention of the simple word smoke. I-l'owzu'd is an member of the Penn Avenue Super Varsity, commonly culled 'i'l'l1e'CelticS.', He is eonlninunlly wanting to be a membui' of some home room commit- tee. fl-Ie always wzuited to he President! liurring these fuels, Mickey is one of the best sports and brightest students of the class of '2S. He is indnslarious and ambi- tions and should be mayor at least, some day. l M. C. MUNURHY Secretary of CEIIIICYZI Club C-U5 Bird Qluli Sevre- tnrr UH: The Quill, A11 lillilorg Smenre Uluh President C335 Ili-YQ Ki:-hell Out of College. fl liille lirzizsmzsvf non' ul-nfl lhen, ls relislmfl by the basl of -men. Friends, Romans, and Countrynieu, lend me Vour ears! l' beg of you zieknowleclge this introduction to M. C. NlCMlll'1'y, one of the important 1JC1'SOIli1gCH of the class of '2S. He is the one whose nielodious laugh nearly drives the class into eonvulsions. His quaint lllklllllel' in c-orreetving speakers is ve-ry hu- morous, he is the NYill Rogers and 'faunous plllll'lIlLLl'lSl of our class. Rl. U. is Ruth's chief rival in throwing slams and flirty digs. We hope that he will luxve ns much sue- cess on life's highways as he has had in old P. A. H. S. W ll'.l,lAlN'l fl. l'A'l'lCR SON I'u.t li'illy Editor of l'e1nusymumn 12-353 lidilor of The QniII g Basket-lmll C2-3--IJ, Captain Ui: 'Prnek fl-2-3415 Soc-eer U35 llrzunzutics 12-3-415 Glee Cluh L2-3-455 Noplnunore Class President: Ili-X' I'resi4lentg The Ghost Hloryng 'I'rysting l'luee g limmmcers g Nearly :x lloneymoon g The Hoo- fioo g Nothing But the 'l'rulh g l'iekles g Kicked Out of College. rout mln are dying wud 'silly . , 1 I 4lrm't fvcl well mysclff' l-lonk! Honk! Get out of my way! Yes, ilfs Put and his Ford. This relic is uf-aually loaded clown with n gang of Penn Hi hoys und girls. Billy has reef-nl,ly been elected the most pfmplllzlr boy: the host ull around student: and the hesi.. looking hoy in the school. Null sed? l-le was the young man who first made :l suecess of the 'if'l5'H.7lS.ljC1l'llllCfH and 'Pill-I QU1l.1,. Besides winning distinction as For- ward und Captain of the lnlskel:-lmll team, Put. has starred in nmny Dramulsic Club pro- zlnetions. Wherever Billy's journey of life nmy take him, he always will be surrounded by friends und our school is proud to send men such :Ls he forth into the world as our represen- lntives. l NICYAUA l'R0lll.ll OO'l Nader lliulory Club 1315 Hyun Club 133: Frenr-b Club Q-llg Glee Club Q-H: Ilrzlnnllir- Club C-U5 Ki0klHl Out nl College. Sim lircs 'in pmrc nvilli. all flu' llvnrlll, In fl'll'llllSllfi1l sho is I'rue. 'l'l4-re is une of the silent noises uf the clams. She is often seen but seldom henrdg nevertheless, she- is n loynl nleniber of the Maroon und Wliite. Nc-vudzi would gn into hysteries if she slmnld niiss n gzune of bunk- el-lmll und she In-nnis joyously upon those who struggle for the snke of dear wld Penn. lt can truly he said that Nader was never In-urd to speak ll cross word to anyone- exeept llelbert. When il eunws to being n true friend. Nevmlu is right there. She syniputhizes with these in trouble: she holds forth an helping hund to these who fulter on 'the rneky roud tu funn- und glory. This young ludy hopes to Imecome Rl train- ed nurse :und we are certain of her suer-ess if she goes about her lift-'s work us she luis her school work. AN N A KATE ROELKE 'ilffllffvl' Driun:1i,ie Club 12-3-435 Valley Bull C355 Basket- bnll C253 Art Club 1335 fllee Club C3--U5 French Club Q-ll: ul'ElllISj'l?1llI1lC'l Stalfg l'ickles g Kicked Oni of College. 'i-lust tl sweet. l'igl1,!-hairefl, bruu'n-vyccl lass? Kiltie is always 'lJ0ln1ny on the spot when it comes to helping along the activi- ties nf Penn Hi. She is always willing to do her bit and a double bit in most every- thing. She has taken uletive part, in atliletics, clrzunuties, und lhe inuny other activities ut l'ennsy. - In drninzitics, Anna Kate hasn't made lllillly nppearaxn-es before the scenes but she is able to make for herself a great artistic- vnreer in costume designing. She supervised the eostuniing in 'l'be Ii0lllRIlCl3l'S,M The llomloof' and Pickles and thus helping to Illillit' the plays at great: success. Willingness and 11 million dollar smile are bnnnd to make for Anna Kate a, sue- eessful future. v i 'u V ui if E' 1 1. 1 MARY JANE ROWIJCY .lerry .llumfl Draumntifr Club 12-3-473 Cleo Club C3--lj: l'eu4 nsyeanaef' .Ioke Editor C2-313 'I'he Quill, Joke llzlitorg 'I'he Ghost Story g The Iloodoo g Nearly u lloneymoonug Nothing lint the 'l'ruth g Kicked Out of Uollege g l'ickles g lJCC'iillll2lfl0ll Contest. If worry were the only muse of death, Then slzc Lvonlrl lire forever. .Terry Mane illustrates the old saying By her voice ye shall know her.', indeed more than once Penn Hi teams have been spurred on to victory hy Mary Jane's timely encouragement. During her three years at Penn Hi, she has taken a prominent part in all activities. It's awful hard to be a girl And always be dressed up. l'd rather be at boy, I would, Qi' else at 'Yaller' pup. This is Mary Jane's favorite and when the cluhs luck boys, Mary June makes an ideal sheik. Look at her eyes, everyone knows that she is a vamp. She has had many atl'aires de eoeur but through them' all she remains the un- uilected Mary Jane. i ,. J . Q i k I 4l'IliNlCS'I' M. SVIIAIIYIT Ernie Senior Class President: llranuatie Club K2-33, Vire- President HJ: Student Manager of Athletics C244- -tjg Ili-YQ French Club HJ: 'l'he lhmmxu'ens : The llooduo g Nearly a lloueyinoon g Kicked Hut of Uollegeng l'ielcles g The Quill l'ho- t0,fZl'1lDh6l'. 'Slcliurzs speulc louder Hmln zl:w'ds. As his activities listed above confirm, you are now gazing upon one of the head men at Penn Hi. We do not hesitate to state that Ernie has done ae IYIIICII as any other individual student to put. our school on the map. Success was the litting reward which crowned all his activities. ,Ernie has only two weuknessesg his love for a certain make of small car and his desire to be with one of the members of the Junior class seven nights out of the week. In nature Ernie is quiet and unassuming but a keen executive mind works behind this calm exterior. 1 -- x ' r . .- i. P .VJ ,. - .-M - - 1 . . . J. 4 ll.-XllHAlllC'l' 'l'llUll'lfKlAN .ll1ryyfiw llrzllnzilh- Kflnli li!-24--l lg lllm- lflnh 13--Hg Orr-llcstru lil--ll: l'f-ixmzyi-:iinil ' Slnll' iii--Hg 'l'ln- Quill, l4lll'llll'j I-.-lilurg Prom-h lflnh C-Hg Art Huh 1335 l'm'rcspuli4li-lil fin' l'1v4riuim: Times 147: The llnmlunn: Nearly il llnm-ymum1 g Iii:-lu-il Oni of Unllegref' .-1 func ll l.HI ylml'nr's.v urvr sprrvlrl, Nuff xmilvs hy fllllllllilll 1u l'lll,lI17-SS In'4'rl, Laulivs nnil g'1-iilluiilvil. wi- linvc- with ns . lnilnp nm- of thu In-mit mlm:-1,5 and music- stu- mh-nts in l'. A. ll. H. hllll'22ll'l't is known uv:-1' thc- sc-lmul ful' hvl' wmirlurfnl lilllbWll'll4L!l! nl' mush-. Shi- has givm-n tu ns thu Pi-nn lligh hl2lI'L'iI.H Shi- has hcl-n P1-nn lli's pin- nisl, fur lllllllj' yours. Who Uilll furgr-l the lhrill ul' nnii'c'Iiing frcnn :in aussi-inhly lo thi: slrnins of Allll'jIlll'l'lf'H0l'lg1llllll l'UlllIJUr5lilUll? Xlnggii-'s nmsl nlltslniuliiig fontnru is hor unntngianis laugh nnil ll1'l' continual Nllllllk Shu is nlwnys tlvllvllllllllll' :ind it is :L plums- nrm- in linvv illZll'g'lll'l'if fm' n fl'lUllll. llur mu: aunhilinn is in lnevmlu- ai giw-at lllllSlCl2lll and wi- linpm- ln-r gmail will he runclicd. - 1lll.lDlll'IlJ 'IWYIGG fninzzy-f Ulu-1-r Lezlclei' C2-34--lj: llrnnnilirr Clulm Presiilent fil- 3--llg Aihlulil- llunui' Cluh ljl'l'NlllI'lli f-llg fllee Club Prcsiilenl fill: Business Manmpger of Glee Club 1439 llxvlialiipge liditol' of l'l3iiIlsyrrnll:1c- C2-335 Newly an llnm-ynumn g Tho R,0lYlilllCGl'S.,1 The 'Frysting l'l:n-1.- 3 The Ilnuilnnug Nothing But the 'l'ruth g Ric-kerl Ont nf Uullegehg I'ic'kles. ll'orl.' n lillln. .Qing rr IIHIO, 'wliixllzf and bu glad. This pe-t-ite maid has graced the portals of Penn Hi for threm- ya-airs. As her activi- lius show, we wunhl he totally at loss with- out Mildrcd. Sho is ax very dainty. g1'z1cf1-- ful pi-rsun. 'l his she proved in her appeal'- nnr-0 in llfilllllllllf lNEl'fUl'lllklllCOS and in her Ulu-or h-aiding. Wi- know that Milly will he- Tl1l5S9ll hui wi- do not know how long she'll be 'illissf' lYu'1'e nfrzlid 51 cm-rtziiii tall Junior has won lll'l' llvzirl. We wish you luck Milly. We know he will ln- an Munn. ' ROY XVALBURN ':FulSo', Birml Cluli President C395 Science Club K3--U As' sistanl' .-Xmlrertising Manager 'I'hc Quill C413 Kicked Ont of College. I came from htm,-nfs of qu-iz and test, To spafrlnle out uilmvc the restf' Roy is our class poet. We don't lcnou' whether he knows it or not, but some time we expect to see numerous volumes of his poetic productions. l-le is constantly caus- ing the gloom to turn into sunshine by his funny verses, and is forever breaking the silence of a class room by his humorous jokes. Room ll wouldn't. be complete without him. As president of the Science Club, he has made such a success of it that it is now considered a honor to be a mernber. After Roy has completed his special course in research work, we expect him to go to Egypt to carry on the unfinished work there. i l. kt l' l l ALICE WALh'l.SllEY lllee Club C8-ljg French Club I3-4J, Secr'cl,ary C335 lJl'2llllilt'lf! Club C2-3-Hg The 'Frysting l'lnce 3 For llistinguishell Serviceug 'l'hc lloomloo g Frank Glynn's Wil'e g Nothing llut the 'l'ruth g Pick- les 3 Kicked Out of Cullegeug lleclannntion Uontesf. Dcmglr.lcr of Ihe gods, flivincly lull, .tml most di-u'i11cly frzirf' Alice, our class beauty, has been a great favorite in all our High School life. Her smiling personality and guy good hnlnor have won her many friends. ller large ln-own eyes are pools of sparkling mis- chief and attrnet the lnirclest to please, to her. So many elutrins has she, in fact, that those with lesser qualities stand afar and gaze with :ulnii1'ation. Alice has wonderful clrarnatic ability and talent. lt seems that her usual place in be- hincl the footliglits. Dances and social functions could hardly be a. success if Alice were not there to give them au. thrill. t'A'l'lll'1liN Wlilllflll --lcfn,, Hlfffy' llrnnmlir- Ululr t2-3--Il: Glen- Gluli til-Hg From-li t'luli I-ll: Gyn: Ululr 1333 llanskul-lrnll K2-3--Hg Vullvy llnll 13-473 l inlml llnll t-ll: 'l'r:u'k 1:2-I!-ill: 'I'hv Quill, Sur-inl lflllilnrg Nearly an llnncymuunng 'I'he llumhm g l'lc-klcs g Kim-kerl Out ul' llnllvgu. ll4'r'rf and lllrfrc, llml's I1'1T.:'.:', You. vm: nmxw' lull jus! :rlrwrc .Qllc ix. flil.lllIl'l'll, lJt'i.l.l!I' known us Kitty is 21 t'lllll'llllllg' lnlmulv, whose clinrnctor is not nl ull pm'truyvcl by hur piuturv. Shu is unc- uf thu numst VlV2l0l0llS :uul host ull nruinul stiula-nts in Pvnn Hi. Kitty is tho type who is into this nncl intu tlull.. Siu- van sing. ll1llll'0. rczul, plny iuul is n nntvcl utlilutu. She- has slmwn mum-lu tulunl in tho linu uf llraunnt-i4's :lnrl luis lu-on in pi'au't.iua1lly alll uf the high sclmul plays. Ulli,lll'l'll is one ul' the dulninunt figures in utlilvtivs. Sho is especially fond of lms- kut-hnll in whivli sho wus thc- regular side' m-x1i.vr. t'ullu1rn Sllyrl shu is going to he il school l,t'lllflll'l'. Muyhu so. we'll :-:vu athunt, that latter. f a E f i I 4 R EBA XYEBER 'ilfldlllfn fllce Club C3--135 Druxnutic Club Q3-415 French Club C415 Art Club C315 Orrzliestm CCH: l'eln1sy0una1c Stull 1355 l'icliles g Kicked Out uf College. Deep 1lI'0II l'I eyes mul dark Iwourzz- Imdr, ll'vllf'll' it comvs lo u. smile, sl:f s 1l1.f'1'e! llurc is one uf our quiet maidens of the Senior Class, but nevcrtlicluss she is a- stauuurh supporter of thu 'Nl2ll'U0ll and XVliite. llullc is ax. child of impulse und is quite c-npnlmlu of doing anything if the spirit so nunvvs her. She is fzunons for that Slow shy smile that everyone.adores. She has wun a place in our hearts lPOCZlllH0 she is tlu- saline every dny. Wu :ill know Belle as a splendid pianist :uul thuugli she has not made many drauna- tic aippcnxmicos, hor llLfil1'l'.y support has, . hulpul in many ways. We predict u hrilliant future for Bebe in Wll1lllL'VL!1' field she enters. 1 EDWIN YATES ' I9flrliie Sur-c-er C34-Hg Basket-haill C2-3-433 Drunmtir: Club 12-3-413 Glen Club L2-3-435 Ili-YQ l'cnn Letter Society C3-439 Iblonur Smriety ft!-KA-U3 Buys' Qnurh-t Q3--Hg 'l'he Quill, Advertising Munngerg The ltonianr-ers g Nearly an llonuynmnnug Nothing lint the 'l'i'uth g 1'ickles g Kicked Out of College. Tl1o' I lmlre plainly to flu, I am. imvw' in- Il l:.1n'1'y. Hello! this is Eddie! 'Hu is.the only uvizitm' of which the Senior Class can boast. '1'11zit's why we call him Ai1'plan0. Bur- ring everytlling he hasn't hut should lmvo, Eddie is il, Cllllfllllllg chap. llc lms dune much for Penn Hi and has had un active part in every function uf the school. ,llc lias hut, one weakness, n brunette whose numc l shall witlihold. Having received his D. B. C. Z degree in French, he will innnc' dizitely le-ave for l i'zuicc tn teach the nn- tivvs hnw to spvnk his French. 26 Senior Class History lG11N11:s'1' S1'lI.lIIl'l' .... ,,,,,,A,,,,,., I ,I'6'SI.flI'II.f W11.111.1 1l11o111111'11 ........ ..,, 1 '1'1111-I'1'n.si1I1111l 161,111.1 11l7lJSUN ........,....... ,,,,,,,A,,, , S'aprpl11ry M.11111.11111'1' 'lll1Kl1T'I'M.1N ...... .,,,,, I 'r1f11.w11,1-m- 111 Iss I1.1z1111, S'1'11.1 11111'1' ..... ,,,,, 1 f11If11i.gp-1- it 112, 11111 1f111ss 111' 528, 1121115 111 l11s11 1'11111'111-11 11111 goal 111111 0111111111111 1110 1110111 for - ,Q - I VI, 1 - . , . , . . y 111111-11 wo l12lX'C s11'1v1111 lor 111111' y11111's. Tho 11111111o1'1es 111 this svllool 1110 Q L. 111'1- llillgllilllllly sw1'1J1. Thoy l1l2lli0 our 1'1'i111s seem small 111111 i11sig11ific11111 - lin? ' .1 -..,.1 I ol' 11i11111. 111 11-11 1111 l'l'1'1l111 11111 joys 111111 1111-11s111'1es 111111 11111'11 been 0l1l'S 11111'i11g this span A group ol' g1'1-1111111' 1i'1'11sl11111111 111111 111:v111' 11111111 soon 11s we c11to1'e11 the 170111118 of A1l11g'1111.1f 1111111111 lligh Svliool. T111- Willy' w11s 1'0ll45.f11 111111 11111'e1'tai11 111111 it s1111111e11 111 ti11111s 111111, 1111- sl1o11l11 s111111l1l11 111111 11111 by 131111 W2l.y'Sll1G. 1170 '11nis11e1l tho year by s1.111Iyi11g' 111111 s1.1'ivi11g to 1111111111111 wortliy 111' 11111 111111110 S1111l1o111o1'es. H11I'o1'1- 1'1111111'i11g 1110 50001111 1'0I'll1 wo w111'1z s111'11ris011 111111 11eligh1e11 by 13110 111111's 1117111 11'11 111111111 1111111- il 111111' high s1'1111111 in Ulll' fjillllllllllllty. We we1'1e 1'e111111'1111 10 l'1-1111syl1'1111i11 Aw-111111 lligh Svhool 111111 11111- 11111ss was lucky in the one respect 13111111 W1- 111-1'1'1' 111111 1311 bow to 1111111-1' 1-1:1ss1111111 11,g'11i11. We mot new 17e11Cho1's, 11121118 new l'1'i1e111ls. 111111 11111, l'0l'l2ll ov111'y 111l'111'11 to k1-cp llll 1119 1'11p11t11ti011 11'11i1i-11 wo hail 11121110 11s Fl'1'Hllll1L'1l. 11111011 1111: l1o1'111111- SOl11l0lIl1'll'CS 11'1- took the 10211-1 i11 this new school 11s Seniors 1lo i11 o1,11111- high s11hoo1s. QP1-1111 Ili first 11111110 its1111' known by the 1111111111110 p1'o1l,111:- 1,io11s 11'11i1111 1111- 1511111 1l111'i11g' 111211 111'11111o1'11l111'1 .1'l'11l'. Olll' 1ll1SfOI't1ll1CS 111111 troubles w111'11 g'1'1e111 but 11'1- fought 1,111-111 111111 1'1111q111e1'1111 with the help of our W0l1C1Cl'flll 111lvis1-1', Miss S1i.1'11igI1t. '1'I111 1'1-1'-1' 1111111111111 12112111 i11 21 l'1111' 'I11Ull11lS we 11'o11111 be .luniors was 011011211 to 11111111 ns i11 111111 111-ights 111' 111's1111sy. W0 111111 111111 Illillly WOl1C1Cl'l!Ll1 times 11111'i11g our s1-1-o1111 -Vl'1l.l' 011111211 s1-hool 1i1'1e. 1110 111111111 111111111 it w11s to o1'g1111iz0 clubs 111111 2l1'I'2l1l1l'C lilbl' so1-i11I 111-1,iv111i1-s. Olll' 11111ss was 11l'lll1'Y 111111 strongly 111111011 111111 we 1'111:1111 our 111'111ls 111111 1:ril111111Lio11s 1.0Ql!11lI1?1'. '1'1111 1:li11111x ol' il v111'y Sl1CCQSSl?1ll your 11111110 when 11'1- 111-111 11 SlllllIOlll0l'1' 1'111ss 111111111-. '1'l11' 1111y w11s l'11111v11111y 111111 the picniv ents Very 1'1'l'1'1-s11i11g'. Jolly .l1111i111'sl W11 f'l'l'1,'1IllIl1' 1111111 1111 1111 Olll' 11111111: that 1111111 f'Cf11l'. 11lI'l1CI' 21 111-11' 111'i1111i11111 111111 with s1-111-1'11l 111111' 1'21l'll1l'1'1' 11'111111b111's 11'11 11st11b1is11c11 Rl 111111111 111111 1'1-1111111111111 1'o1' o111's11l1'1fs 111111 11111' s1'hoo1. f1Cx11111s were 11111'1'ib111. We 1-1111111 not 1111111-1's1111111 j11s1, why .11111io1's l1111'1,' lo 111- 111112 i'11l'0llg1l s111'11 t0I'111l'E'. T110 WI111111 111i1'11 y1-111' 11'11s SllOl'12 111111 v111'y 011joy11b11?. 11 11'11s 21 1'111'y s1111 1i2IC'l'1'l group 01' S111'1i1'11's 1112111 1111111111 111 the 110111' of 1 c1111 Hi 111 S1111111-11111111-, 11127. Jnslz 10 think ol' 1l?lVl11Q only one more yc111' in 1v11i13h to 1111 our lf11es11 for the s1rl1ool we 10VlNl1, was 111111111111 to 11111kc the most 1111.111-l1c11rt1111 student 27 J winee. Again, for the third time, we elected Miss Straight our faeultv adviser. We knew that we would need her steady unlaltering support in our shortest and hardest year. ' As Seniors we had to be diguifiedg we had to become models l'or the under elassnien. We did our best to become more serious, and to assume more responsibility. We were normal Seniors and worked with our best talent and ability to make Penn. proud ot us. The basket-ball games were thrilling uplusf, Our teams were out for vietories and they played elean and hard. The year was dotted with gay and frivolous soeial events. lt needless to say that these formed pleasant interludes. The end has eonief We, who have 'been so closely united, who have l'onnd that in unity there is strength, lind that it is hard to leave I'or good. We eannot go without. bidding a loving farewell, yet our voiees are ehoked with tears and our words are empty and void of all other feeling. Farewell, dear Alma Mater, farewell. We shall ever love you and cherish the niemoriv ol' long years spent at ,l'eun lli. Can You Imagine Wanda Gerard acting like Mary Jane? Reba Weber laughing and talking loudly? Almeda without a man at her heels? Wilma saying, Gee how I hate basket-ball ? Dorothy taking 'live steps without Hattie? Mary .lane not wanting a red dress? Mary Fisher in Mill'v,s dress? Cathern Weber with a dirty fave? Nevada acting mean and selfish? Anna Kate with bohbed hair? Ruth Johnson not having an answer For you? Elma Hudson talking like Ituth Jolnison? Huttie saying, Well I don,t think I'll go up to l7ot's touigbtv? Abie with straight hair? Maggie playing a violin? Milly Twigg being quiet and sedate for about two hours? Eddie Foreman going with Aliee? Walter looking serious? Eddie Yates missing ehureli services? Ernest Sehaidt driving a. Cadillac? Roy lYalburn having a date? Howard Malone breaking a date with Wilma? Billy Paterson driving a good Ford? M. C. with .nothing to say? Alice without dimples? 28 fllilzil? . ff .1 Uilllll? to l1in1. Another lllillllellt and .. Ax .A s 1 llf 11' 1 uni Wlic-rv are they? Yes. they! Oh, I.: ' ' 1. 1 's 1 'iss of '2S. XYh11t dn you say? Pl-l-lease ' W ' ' ' ' ll rc ' u :irc vvrv hriof. All right, I'll listen. ' 2 ' llowzircl Klulmio has just givin up his iiftor-11111 llllS1lL'Cl!SSl'llll ntteinpt to swim l'Ivil,l,'s i'l'l'l'li. Alirv lY5lllllSll'y is running' for I'r1-sich-nt un il sirvvl our tiulu-l'. Nvraulam l'1'11111lf1mi, is 11-:11'l1i11g nt Oliilllfllikl Vollcgc :incl she- clearly lows hor L'lilSS of 'little nngm-Is.' 'Alvin' l,ig'I1l, nncl l1is Iielmllo ure- tho lllillll ill,i,l'2ll'l.lOllS 111, the lic-l1'1-clv1'c. full-llt'l'll lYl'lN'l' is Slllllylllg' thu 1-tm-1'1111l tl'lilllg'll' from :ill Llnrm-e angles. Mary .lznnv Ruwln--1' wnrks llnrm- timus il day: 1311-11lcf:1si,, dinner and supper. lvlllllllll l,ill0l'SUIl hns l,lll'll4.'4l nut his third 9111111 Cll2lllllil0llSlllID tumn from Pinto Tech. M. ll Nlrklurry Ims thx- lcauling puri i11 l'l11- Sun of 21 Shrink now playing at Spriggy I,luy1l's. Ilnlh .lulillson is still lllillllfilllllllfl that il wmnzln has il lN'l'lll'l7l7 right to kill her llusbaxncl. if shv wislu-s to flu so. - l'Irlu':11'1l l'lUl'4'lll2lll is Iixsllloal A11g.5u1'11 of thu lil'0llll'l'll0llIl uf Billy Goats. Mn1'gu1'1-1. 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And 'then in the sheen of the tlrelight we are thrilled by a magic spell And the eoals are ehanged into pictures of faces that seem to tell They have l'nnnd real work to please them, triumph, endeavor unfazed, They have learned that all work is worth doing and brings its own inead of praise All are there, the gay and the grave, unbroken the ranks of the class, Older grown, to be sure, and wiser but still the same boy and the same lass Who onee tormented the teachers-good sports though, nevertheless, Who at basket-ball won and at soeeor, for their dear old P. A. H. S. And here in this eharmed group-picture comes another faee into view, And eaeh one with love turns towards her, as friend turns to friend anew, And each in the warmth ol' her greeting and eaeh in his well earned joys, Shall see her iaith as she saw it, in the good of her girls and boys. And now are -the pictures fading, as those last days faded toog And there ennies a tinge of sadness of an ashy drab-like hue, But the sadness of the passing is a rosy onien bright., For the fire flares forth in triumph, as the picture passes from sight. '33 A First Choice lVILLIAM PETERSON .,.,... Best all rounil Stuflent ..,... Most sturlious girl.. RUTZH JOHNSON .............. XVALTER IXENRY .............. ALICE XVAILMSLEY ..,....... XVILLIAM PETERSON ....... TMILDRED TWIGG ............., XVILLIAM PATERSON ....... NIILDRED TWIGG ............. RAYMOND HU'I'sON-..f ..... XVILMA GOODIIICH ,......... FREDERICK H .-IM ILTO N.. DOROTHE' JOHNSON .,..... ELMER BEECHE .............. NIARY J ANE ROWLEY ..... M. C. lllClllURRY..L ....... . ' - y fra.,-. Most Studious boy ...... Prottiest girl ........... Most popular boy ........ Most popular girl ....... Best looking boy ........,.. ..... Most dramatic girl ....... .... .Most dramatic boy ..... ..... Best girl athlete ....... ..... Best boy athlete ....... Best girl dancer ..... Beat boy claucer ...... Most humorous girl .Most humorous boy 34 Sccoiicl Uh nina ...,..h'l,ll,DHElJ Tw1'Gc: .......lNEz Silomixuuiz .......C3II,xuI,14:S BROOKE ......lV,xNE'lfA QIEIYNE D ......,..l1Omm'r ll'l.-KNN ..........RU'l II JOHNSON .............EAm. PIUTSON .Ami Enix GULIIIIONSON ...WILIQIAM PA'vEuSON .GlE'I-FITRUDIG WOODYERO ...........,lVAl.'I'ER l'lUI.l'. .......RU'rII JOHNSON ...URAYMOND HUTSON .......FIuNc:ES NESS ......HIKRVEY RICE I GLASS WI LL f E g i X45 ,N -ex C X. f I K '7 fQ,5? WA KNUNY Alili MEN HY 'l'lllCSlC l'llllSliN'l'S: ' We. lln- Senior l'l:iss ol' 1928 ol' l,l'llllS.X'lV2llll2l Avenue High School, Cnniher- lzinrl. in lhe llonnly ol' Alle-gully. ol' lln- Slate ol' Mzirylninl, and ofthe United States ol' Ann-rivn living ol' sonnil niinrl znnl ineinorvy, lxaring' finished our Tlltllly liarel- sliips. nnml lcnowing lho lllll'1'1'l2lllll1.V ol' this lilfe. mlo hereby nnike and publish this fllll' lrlxl will llllll lI'NfI'l-lIll'IIil. Uni' inosli prec-ions possessioiis innl lreasures will lierelny he nrentioned and lll'IllIl'Zlllll'll :is follows: l4'll:s'l': Uni' lilmerly, pi-olmlmly our most elierislied possession, is hereby doinited lo lhose who l'l'SlN'l'llVl'ly iloserve ill. - 'l'llo loving' :nnl l'onil l'l'lllll llllJl'illll'l'N ol' :i perleet class, we leave to the ilaeulty. We also lu,-qilezxtll to llle l':n-lilly El pnrkiilg spriee for the ever-growing lllllllbel' ol' rurx nnil olher vi-liii-les possesseil by them. QAfter niueh deliberation, we dis- K'l'l'l'lltV use the worcl possess', insleanl ol' own.',J Slcc'oNn: 'l'o the Juniors we lllillil' the l'ollon'ing' bequests: Uni' l'1'1JlllQll,l0lI, sniil repnlnlzion ln-ing ol Sound elizirzietei' at this time. May they pi'i-sm-i'x'e il' as they receive il. 'l'ln- right to be Seniors, :nnl to nssnnle the dignity attached to this position. 'l'his aissulnplion will he ai lerrilmle 0l'KlC'2ll for runny of these Juniors, as it will be a lunge .m.'i.-.-iiikiiig, lint' we sine-erely hope that they will be able to rise to the oeensioiu. Rlllllflllgll we Ulll0l'lillll our flonhlzs, 'l'nncn: 'l'o lln- Soplioinoi-es, the following: Aller our clepartniw. the privilege to take a short Qutv unmolested through lilllllll ll. 35 iw, The right of graduating two years from now providing they have enough credits. The legal right to advise Mr. Heisey in business matters of the school. Since the departure ol' our wonderful class, help will lie greatly appreciated by Mr. Heisey, FOURTH: To the incoming Freshmen we sincerely dedicate the song, A 'llerrv Life N A 1 FIFTH: To Mr. Heisey, we bequeath: Our school spirit, which we have bottled up and suggest he use it in free doses among future classes wherever he deems it necessary. The responsible task ol' making several announcements in assembly rather than the selected iewf, SIXTH: We, individually and collectively, make the following bequests: Dorothy and Hutt.ie leave to Mary Bryant and Freddy Hamilton the privilege of walking homeward together. M. C. MeMurry bequeaths to Harry Fraley the song, Are You Sleeping ?,' Milly bequeaths to Bob her most favored song Blest be the Tie That Bindsf' . Eddie,' Foreman to Harry Alexander hequeaths Waiting to Grow. Home Room ll has greatly appreciated Howard Malone's services as a Duster and hereby liequeaths the appropriate song The Little Dustniant' to c'Sammy 'DeLuca. The Boys' Quartet wills The Lost Chordv to the Boys' Clee Cluh. The art of singing the Marseillaise, formerly eoniined to the French ll. class, herewith willed to all incoming French students. Almeda Gulbronson's innocence is to be left to Carolyn Callis, who everyone agrees quite innocent. Abie,' Light reluctantly wills to Patsy,' Gainor the curling iron that kept his wayward thateh in such exquisite order. Eddie,' Foreman wills a volume of Selected Wise Cracks which he has perpetrated on his innocent classmates, to any lower elassinan who desires expert instruction in the art. ' Ruth Johnson wills her appetite for French to Clara Belle Albright. May it never be satisfied! Billy,' Paterson transfers to Bob Mann the privilege to try to edit a book which he thinks might rival THE QUILL of 1928. ' FINALLY: We leave unto all the vision of a new gymnasium with the hope that its niaterialization will :further good sportsnianslnp and clean athletics. In witness whereof we hereunto set our hands and cause the seal ol' the Senior class to he atlixed and in the presence of witnesses declare this to be our larsl will and tesIam.e1il. Executed at the City of Cumberland, this twenty-second day of June in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-eight. ' CLASS OF 1928. On this day of June, 1928 A. D., the Senior Class of '28, Pennsylvania Avenue High School, Cumberland, in the County ol' Allegany and the State of Maryland, signed the foregoing instrument in our presence, and oi' each other, hereto subscribe our names as attesting witnesses. Vreron D. HEISEY HAZEIJ Rom-zrrrs Srnkioirr Sli cc ' 'W Memories svlmnl mlaxys 2ll'l' Ill'Zll'l-X' gum: I. Yi-l wi- fullclly llllg'l'l' lui-V0 ln l'l'l'2lll joy we lmvv known 'I'is saul to part frum fri:-mls su ill-nr. lung null mu lll1llN lltlll cull girl :xml lmy 'l'ln:lt lmuml nur frivmlsluip lmrc. lm' limi- L-un lll'Vl'l' mls-slmy 'I'l11- liglll, uf llll'lll1ll'y lllll'lllllg 6 4-In-zur. 5 Illlll' Ulcl l,l'llll lll llx you uc ll -I xml flllllll lmul nu-murivs lllllj' ily llul our lmmls will lll'YUl' sc-vw. lm' ynu, wa-'vu Alum- our In-si- lu Xlill un u 'funn Ill Nu lui, us givv um- lung lnsl vlncur lm- mu llc u ulrl Piun lll l.nl1 f7l101'n.w Songs Typical of Senior Girls W.xNn.x 4I1-:lm1cn4 S1nili-S. llIfIllA Xl'msm:,4 ll'lu-In You mul I Wore Huvo11l'e:111.', Wll.M.x li1llJlllfl1'll-Aulilll l lin, You lillllll' I lm. Al,1c'l-1 XY.-ll.XlSl,l'IYf-HBl'UWll Eyus Why Are You Blum llUll0'I'llY .lonNsox-- Sli-upy I-Ivzulf, AI:xm:,u:1c'1' 'llllUll'l'M.KN-HUIIC Sm-ut lVA3lflQL?l' l'mm You? M.-nn' llllsnlcle-K'Wlu-n lfimly lfonws H,Olll0.,, Mlnlnclfzlm 'l'W11lU-alt All llupeuds on You? Rll'l'll .IonNsoN4 l,?ullvgiutvf' Mun' .l.xNm llllll'l,lCY-ulilllllf, fl.-Vl'lllCllN XYIClll'Illfufill'l ol' My I3l'Q2llllS.D Nlcvfxlm Prcol'Iwuo'1'Yf .Iusl am Old Fasliiom-ml Girl? ANNA liwla lilll'1l,liIC-ul'1lYl' Foot Two. lflmm llvnsux-l'Sl1v Was .lust ll Sf1ilor's SxvecTlwa11'fF' Al.MlEIll.X GUl.lm0Ns0N- No Wonder Shels a Blushing Bride ,, 37 Terai N' . XR lr 1 4 1 w I L nk l X I J X , f'1 D mx M224 x-QQ? nij XXBMEQ' ' K ww' 1 K ff m y m x :Xia XX Xia? P a x 5 15 ' 1 i f ff: 1 3' 5 4, ff 1 vR f i 7 0 ONFXQ Lz f 'ff LM X 'X FTE? u U ' F lf' as U v U, Wgkyyvyfgjjjwjb 1 I 1 ll1x1:1:Y .'Xl.ICXANlJl'Ili Vllftill, Am1111ms1-: 1C1.M14:l1 Al31f511:1'111-1 FLUYII HUUN1-1 l 1r,xNc'1f:s HU'I'SI4'0lCIJ l31x1s11-1 lIi1:.x1'1'11w1x1'1'1-' II1-:1c11.xx l31:.xN'1' A111c1.1.x li1:1N'1cm,xN i'111x1:1,1-is l'31:uuli1-: .ll.x1:1.1xN .H1:uu1I14: Mun' .H111'.xN'1' A1.111-:11'1' l'7.u':1c U,x1m1.vN U,x1,1.1s 'lCA111. UIIANICY M1'1c'1'1.1-: U11.xsE MAM:111f:1c,1'1'1f: ffUl If'M U.v1'1114:-11N Uc11,1.1Ns I':I.VVUOIi l'o1,1.1Ns Tgl4IIINIUIC Umm c1llIH'I'l l'A llxvls S1xA1111v 17111 l.11I:.x ICI' 1':1.Y N lil-It 11: 1-311 fY,l.IVI'I l,l'll'1RlNH i'1..x1:1: lm-1a11:N IS1-:1c.N1r'1-1 l'1l,0li.X V 1 NX Il.l,.XIiID f,1.x1N1-11: A1,1f'1c1c11 GOXVLANIJ AN J unior Class Roll 'IIELEN Guoss FIIEIIEIIIG 1: HIIIIIILTQN M 1r,'1.1x1c11 TI1xsEm1-111111.1+:1: M1n'N1.x1:11 1ll1xs12:N'111111I.1c1: XVILLIAM IIENUIII' YVAIJ1' 1-111 II ICN 1: Y FRANCES II 1css IQIIUIIA Hor,1.1x1e A'1i1A LEE 110114111 W11,I,1AM 11011611 NV11.,1.I1x1x1 .IIV0I I' WII.BE1I'1' 1I1'1f1-'MAE V11:1rg:1'N1,x 'I'1:oNs 1 K, r 151.1-:AN011 Tx.x1,11A11c:11 ' r ATARIJ ARhli'l' 1x,1f:s1cIr1:11:1: .IIELEN li1U1I'l' R1e'1,,xN'n K1 N 1-ls G 11:01:61 IC K NO'l l'S NINA YICUNICS QI'I1m1.x iLAI'P C1,n.'1m L,xs111,1-Lx' JIQNNIE 1711215 T3 E'1 1'Y 1.11111 M11 N 'Hos.x1,.1-111: LE1'1,EY M1-:1.x'1N T,0N1: ' N011 M AN Mr-CI'1:,w1q1f:x Tlloxms MCC,'1m1:1E EVA Mc:E1.'1f1s1I 41 HOIIEIIIT MANN G E011 G E M EASE l,ILL1.IN BIUDGE E K,v1'11I1EEN NISEWAIINER M.1I.1I01:1JANUsE E'1'11EI. ORNDORFF AIAURICE OWEEY ILUUIY PAYNE ALLNVYN PIi,ICE IQENNETII RACY FRANK RICTE .lIl1x1ev1cY IRICE IXUBREY Rolsmsox All-LLVIN SIIIJK XTIRGINIA SELL INEZ SI1oEM1x1:E1e G1.1f:N111oN S11 RIVER H Uno TESC HENEERGE1: G1am:G11: TICIJERICIQ E11I:A1: TETEII, NIILSON TIIOIIAS EL1ZIxBE'1'II XVATIQINS M.x11uU11:1:.ITE XVATSON E11w1N XVILLIAMS FIMNIILIN XYILLIAIHS G E1:'1'Ie U DE XVOOD YARD JOSEPH ZOMBRO G LENN ROBENSTINE We are glad lo lmvcl known him As czlasslmlfv illlll clmm, fxlltl 1'Ilil1'CllCll Hl101llll01' to sllfmlclm- To our work zmfl our fun. We are proucl to l'01llPlHl.JOI' ' That all lille flays tlllhllgll H0 was a fins Sl'lIll011l.', Always true blue. His llllfillllllg collrtcsy ls 1'CH10llllJOI'Clll by ull. The Great Teucller has called, So good-bye, our pal. 42 5 Junior Class History AI.lSliR'I' Cixoic ..., ..... I 'resirlevrt NINA liuxiss ...,..... ........., 1 Siecrelary lf1v.x Mclirflsli ,...... ....,,...... I Lisforian lTl1Anr.ies Hnoom-1 ...... ...... I 'ine-l'rcsifIenl lxigz Siloilzinxiil-Ln .,..A............,.. .......,.,......... 7 'reusurei' HOIIILIUI' BIANN ,...,,,,.,........,.... ..,,, ...... i 9 ergeazzt-al-ftrnzs Miss Gi-zimiunxn I'1u'rcu.um ..... ...................- l rleiser 9.9-2' wr N the morning nf' Septeinher Zird, H325 through the doors of Penn High School rushed ' 'y a, group of outwardly Cflllll freshmen. for in spite of the faet that there were no 'N seniors flu- group of' ruling soplioniores was feared equally as much as if they had LL been upper elassulen. Much to our joy we escaped the horrors of initiation. After ' i M this escape, the elass of freshmen hegan to feel just a little hit more important and begun to work on an almost equal basis with the soplunnores. liarly in the year the class inet and elected the following ollieers: President, YVillard GFlll'l0l'1 Viee-President, Robert. Nlanng Secretary, Gertrude Woodyard: Treasurer, Frances Botsfordg tlass 1-Iistorian, Albert Cage. A sliorf. time after the beginning: of school. the sophomores began to warm their hearts toward the forlorn l reshie and made us feel as though we were a part of the school when they gave us u weiner roast on Sl'llll'lIlll0l' the lflth. The freshmen won recognition on Tuesday, October 4th. when they over-whelmiugly cle-- feated the soplionumres in the football game to the tune of lil-0. This was a hard fought bat- tle and very exciting. An entliusiastie group of rooters cheered the players throughout the ganie. 'I'he soeial season of the year was opened when the freshmen gave a llallowe'en danee in honor of the sophmnores. It was a wonderful success and will have a permanent place in the minds and hearts of all who were present. ' 'l'he freslnnen were very inueh relieved, when they no longer had to endure the horrible naine of lial.s. for after niidAyear examinations in rushed another large group of people who ininiediutely filed into the unoeeupied section where every one goes under the title of 'Ra,l,s. ln 1925, our school won fourth plaee in the Track Meet. and many of the points were scored hy ll1l?lllll0l'H of the Freshman Class. Hnnnner passed and we came back to school from our vacation, qualified to he dignified fanplunnoreu. All were very anxious to welemnne the new class of shy freshmen. At the first meeting of the Soplunnore l'lass the following oflieers were elected: President, Robert Munn: Vice-l7resident. Albert Cage: Secretary, Eloise Bridgesg Treasurer, Genevieve Poling. 'I'he class decided to pni forth the best efforts possible to make the class the best. The main social event of the year was a llallowe'en Party which proved a great success. The rnonths passed by quickly and then 4-nine inid-year examinations, leaving a seething brand upon some and waving xi. magic wzuul over others. Then came the track events i11 which several ineinhers of the class distinguished themselves. As we entered P. A. H. S. for the third time. we realized just what it meant. XVe plunged immediately into the usual whirl of activities and studies. Our first momentous problem was that of eluiosing our class ring. After heing practically sulnnerged with sam- ples, the class finally seleefed one which made the whole school envious. Once more for anoiliei' year the social functions were begun. The opening event for the Juniors was a Kiddie Party. Arrayed in children's garb they were not the advanced class of Jiniiors, but once again hem-nine little tots full of fun and gayety. This was a great big' Hllf!C'l'Hr4n and will be long remembered. Spring brought with it the nieritable production of the musical coniedy 'tI'i4-files. 'l'he erowuing' event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prcnn given the latter part of the :-ieniester. Nothing' has ever surpassed it in the history of P. A. H. S. We were very proud that we had given the seniors a dance which they would never forget. ,Hut after all the fun ealne the inevitable exams. AM: last, we are about to attain our goal. Thus, the Junior Class has finished the third lap of its race. One uiore year then-meuiories. 4 3 I Y 7777777 I I if I I I' I I I. I II, ,fr I X. ,I Sophnmnrz Sophomore Class Roll LI-:ox H1e,xsm:,x1:s I'.wL A. Hl l l'S l'.xlrL Il. l'iu'1 1's lCl,lZ.XIH'I'l'll U.x1:l:oLL .I ICSSI 11: UASIQY l'1lYLl.1s U11,xN1cY lCI.lz.xlslf:'1'1l U1.,xYls1:oo,K A1,I.lcu.xNY- CMJ-:MAN IC1,olsl4: ,lJ,.xN1m,s 'l'1llc1.M.x IJANIIGLN liixlcl, lDm'e:L,xs l,oL,x Iflllvlolvl' F1,o1:.x lixzxxs Lux' Iixxxxs flI!l'HA Flcllzlsmxlm IJx':w.x1:11 GAIN!-il: Gm:-:x'1m'11: G mo Iq!'lNNl'2'l'lI fiI'Ill.XICll Vl'wl.UlfI'IN17l41 Glzoss Wl1.Ll.xM 'II.xx.xw.xL'r I'!1,,xN4'll1': Il.xx1-:Y lI.xl:oL1w Ilxwlclxs I':l'l.A l',m: lI1'1m1.l-:s'1'oN l'l.xl:L .lll 1'soN l'HYLls llcfms L1-:NA K 11: 1411 11: 1: Ylm:1Nl.x 'KI-IYNIGII llomlfzlr I,UXVIJl'1liMlLK PAUL MvID.xNml, C7.uc1.'rox MuGlf:1c ,I Jo1eo'1'Hx' Mci'MU1u:Y EJXRI, BIAIIANEY BIARY EI.LIiN BIANN CLA1 1: E M 14:.xs'1s 'PAULIN lc XIESSICK Do1:o'r1rY 1'fII.L1CR. Rmlmlm YNO1T1'II XV.xN1c'r,x PAYNIQ BIiI'I,,X'lI PORTMESS D1-:L1s1c1c'1' P1zoI'nFoo'r M1 LDIZED Ron EY C II IQSTER TROVVLICY FQRENCH SENSABAUGL1 T,l'C II.E Su1Q.xKL1':Y iEYlCT,YN SIlEl5'1'Z BETiNIC'I'l SHIPL1-:Y FI.0Y S'r1f:1cN13R JAMES S'r1e.x1f1s XYIRGINIA SXN'AR'lTI.I'2Y GIiN1iX'IEX'I'I T.xScfIl1cNm Pl r L Rixmroxu T.xsC111ax1sER01 1: IJAVT. Tlmom' LIICLEN Twmu EI!N1iS'l' Y.xLEN'1'1N15 RIAHJORIE XY.x1,1sI'I:X GRACE NVEBER, CAT1IE1eN WEMIEH LEVAIM XVJIITE r BIARGARET V 1'r11E1:UP ,-XL! Q Sophomore Class History FR1:N1f11 S11:Ns.xu.x111111 .,...,... ......... I '1'f1si1I1:11t KQRACE W1-1111911 ..................... ....................., Y 'I'I'flS'Il'l'f'l' Miss E. W11,1,1sox ....... ......... I '1CLC'Il1Hy .1!l'I71iS1'l' XY.-KN 1c'1'.x iP,x1'N 1-2 ,,..,.. ........A......,.... 1 S'1'1'1'1'l fr ruff hog 21 ,1'1lOllS211Q11.1 131111110115 for giving 11111 w1'o11g i1,111j11'1'ssio11 11111' 1'1'11l1.x' 11. WilSll o111' i11,111t 11111 1v1-1-11 1-11111111 Silly boplw. 11111111 wo l'lll'I,'I'f'f.1 P01111 111 111 '27 we w111'11 1'11th111' Sililkf' 21111111111 1111- 1111111-s 111111 VCIZX' soli- 1:o11scio11s. The Seniors were gum-11 11111111 111 11w1-, 1111- .11111io1-s Wl'l'C' 1-11vi1'11 111111 later i111it1'1,to1l. School was 11. 1'1lS11111g p1'op11sifio11 for 11. ff-W W1-1,-ks 11111 g1'1111111111.v things 11111111911 f1OWl1 211111 we 136121111 to hz1v11 so1111e 1111111-. Wo W1-1'11 yet 21 1ll'11112llllf Q1'f?f,'ll but as time 1111sse11 1,111 we I'b2l.1Ul1 il 1111111 211111 C'1'1'llfll1l11'V 1111111111111 il p11,1't of 1111: school. As S01'J11Olll0l'P5 we est11hlis111f11 21 1'11p11t11tio11 of 11'1'o1i1- S111-111-rs 111111111 wc 11111111 1111 il, w11i11111' 1'0ElSf1 to 11111111 Go1'1.1o11. 171111111 M is'fo1't11111- S1211kl'l1 XVilI'11'V 111 11111- wake at that '1111fo1'g'1et111b111 ov1+11t. T111' cal' 111111111 111111111 111111 W1' 111111111111 110111.11 fI'01'11 the hhuggy 1'i11o.H The 1l0Xf' ll'l0lllU1'il1J1C so1:i111 1113tivi1'v was 1T1ll' Sop11o111o1'1' 1111111f11. NYC 1112131111111 1111111111015 of 11111 P1-1111 Hi 1'J1'1111111I'i1- C'11111 111111 1111'11o11g'11 111 hrsi' we were 11e1'vo11s 111111 ill 111 1'11s11 1111fo1'1- 11111 11ig'111-1' c111ss1111111 1111- 111111111g'111,1 to show some ability illlfl 11111-111. We 1vo1'k1111 11111'11. ililillg 11111' 111-st 111, 11v111'yt11i11gg' W1- 1111111f1'took. Wo IHISSCI1 t111'O11gh our cx11111s with Hying 11o1o1's 111111 1111111111111 1111s111-1'111'e1y 111 lov1- with o111' school in our 0110 short year. NYC ask you: IiQ111C1111JC1' thy S1113-F1Ol'g1VG 115 0111's-111111 pass us 011 as -Tuniors. 48 Time IIIIIIIK' will pass, I Imvl-vll'l' spoilt, N0 lllIlI'I'K'l' llmv Imll, fI1'iIl0XY well Ill4?1'lllI'. 'Iiillll' lakes its full. Wllvtllz-1' of lilly ul' su1'l'mV. 'I'I11 mhlys nf tlllllly .XIIY-vl t'Ilv IIEIIVS of Ilfllll1ll'l'mx 'I'illl0 is vllllllllllr- :XlllI lluf in llc spl,-lll' Imlfillg il gn Il,V. Nut ICIIOWIIIIQ' wllcro it wont GNWKD Seniors' Lament 'I'Ilf- Ilrlllrs I sprllli' with fIlr'r- deal' Ilelllf .Xlfv :ls Il string' of Hllllks in lllog I volllli IIIUIII nvvlx I-vm-l'vr'lll0 Ill'Hl1'I'. My HI't'.v-lllll-, lll'V sixllx'-tI'll'c'l-. Izlvll Ilfhlll' I fm-I I sIlzlII llllf pass. Oh fl-alvIll-l' IIlIl1Ii lint' :III flu- c-IllssI Oll 'llll'lllm'lc-S of lll.V Ibygffllll' lIllv:4, O11 I 1.ll'lll0l'6' ieilllc- lllf' gl':llIc- Io rlllxo Oh If-llvllvl' Ilc-Ip llwl. as I strive AllcI give lllu just one l'lill0t'x'-five 49 .NIXTH GRAIJE EIGHTH GRADE V 4 w A ,Y ,--N-, rf,--- Y Z I, Z 1 SEVENTH GRADE ZHUKHMEUTHIC 3 I egai P 'I 4 re E AT if O P E N SPACES 1. - 'f'+ ul, mn, 4 1 . NJ Cfbn ?am'ff vTW 4 X Field Ball Review 91:51,--Lqga ills full has limiigglnti Field hull as our ggzum- of the Sl'flHUll. 'l'lu- season has nr im exactly as we wanted ltltu be lint un u xylimale our girls were not so lux' until use Duc- to the gmail work nl mn' cozwli tlntu girls playvmll li:u'cl..uleun :incl llimligglmlil season were known as good lus4r1's, llie only llzuimlwaup nl the gklllll' was l.l1a lk Hi didn't have u, pernmnent plzufe in piwu-tice. 'l lie team finished funrlli in t M. l. 'I'.ez1g11e with six clefn-ails and three victoria-s and also unc' fm'f1-il gzliiiv. We 2111 hom ff for an more sur-cessfnl r3GilSUll next full. LINE-UI' lQLIZAIibL'1'1I FROST-Ifiylir Outside 1-'oru-ard. A1,1.i-:GANY Cor.mmN-High! Inside l m-ufunl. CATIIICRN Wiizuim-Ucnlm' l oru-arzl. lVII,MA Goonmcn-lmfl Inside If'm-rwml. VIRGINIA Clooniucll-Iiefz Hillside f'lUl'Il'fU'il. ERMA IJA1-v-Riglii Ilalfbaclf. Pemi Ili Penn Ili .... ...................,.... . .. 2 Penn lli .... U Penn Hi .,,. 3 Penn Hi ..,. 4 Penn Hi .... 0 Penn Hi .... U Penn Hi .... 4 Penn Hi ,... 0 Penn Hi .,., 0 IFRANCI-:s B0'l'Hl 0lLD-UVII I wr Ilfzlflmvl. Am':i.1,x BRINKMA N-lmft llulflnzfw. A1.Lwx'N Piciei-9-lfiylff l u,lLbm-l.'. fiiliR'l'RllIH1Z Woomzxime-liafl l u1lbar:l.- Nlixm' B1cYAN'1'-Hou I Ifecpcr. Uppmmn is Bruce .... ......,.........,,........ Centrail liil.l'l0ll ..,.. Bruce .. Central l,'0IllLl'lll liilI't0l1 Allegany .... Allegany .... Soccer I-:NN tli's Sum-or 'I'0nm, the newest. athlc-Lic uxperimentz in our school got away to a gmnl stnrt, in tht- 1927 sonsnn. Although nut winning' games, the Penn Hi Team was nuts-cl for its fighting spirit and oh-nn play. The lmys who tinished the season un- tn In- t'UIlllll0llll0ll for staying with 21 lnsing team, for out of u squad of twenty- six hut. f0Ill'iK'0ll stnyvcl tu we Lhv Iinish nf tht' XV. M. 1. Ln-ugue battle. TEAM L, F, H, ,.,.. ..,.,......... I Inu. 1. R. F. ...... BIALONE R, I-', B, ,,,, .,...... I 'LxM1x,'r0N C. F. ,.,.... .................. C iAGE I., ll. B. ..,,. .......... I 3101-:lax I. L. F. ....,.. ....... R . Htrrsox U, II, H, ..t....' tfllfzxnm' U. L. F ...,... ........,... 1 S. HUTSON H, ll', H. ...... .,.... 1 A'1'nc1:.soN Goal .......... ..................,.. C iHANEY U. N. lf. ,... .,................ ........ l ' huxon Hulmstitutvs .. ...............,.. YATES, HUFFMAN Il nmn Sff1fEUULl'7 A broad Pt-im lli ...... ...... I l lirnco .... ..,. I Z Penn 'Iii ...... ...... I l Bruve ......... ..... 6 IH-nn Ili ,..... t tkentml .,.. 3 Penn Hi ...... 0 Cbntral 5 Pt-nn lli ...... :Z Boull .... ..., 4 Penn Hi .,.... ....... I I Beall ........ 0 IN-nn Ili ..,... 3 Barton ...,, ..,. t I 'Penn Hi ...... ...... I I Barton ,... .... . 4 IN-nn Ili .................. 2 Allegany ...,... ,, 2 Pvnn Hi ...... ........, 2 Allffgally 6 P1-nn Hi-10 Opponents-33 In lll0lll0l Y of thu l-tunic ganna with Bruce 'Hi-t,hnt heart-lmreaking giuno of 3-0. We re- spectfully clvclic-atv this hit of poetry to the fellows who FGIIIGIIIIJBI' the game and the scene in thu dressing romn nftcrwatrd. lf'm' wlmn Nm mm great scforw' comes 110 writes not that you won, or lost, To crrilv agar-ns! your name, B111 hon' yon- played the game. Girls' BasketfBall Review 9'15FiI ,qQjv'fqlll-I Girls' lmskm-I,-hall season was more successful than last year. Altliougllvthey did not win the pellllilllixilwy played a good, ch-an li-rzuul of hasketvhall and their sports- nmnsliip was SUlllL'l.lllllg to lu- proud of. lhe girls games have been slow at times hut. this season ilu,-y have given the rootcrs ol Penn H1 a d1lf0l'l'lIt attitude. 'l'lu- sm-cess of this was due to the splendid coaching of Miss Emily liapp who close-rvcs nnu-h crm-rlit for tlu- type ol' huskct-hall she taught the girls. The Maroon and lVhitc czigm-i's Iinisluid in Iiflh place hut we know tlu-y will make progress in the future. .'ll.I.WYN I'luci-1 Allwvn is om- of Ilu- lu-sl forwards in this section. ll was often due to Allwylfs sure lnwk shols and splendid foul shooting llml lu-pi IN-nn in the running. 'ller game was llliIl'lil'll hy clean playing und good HlNIl'lSlIlIlIlNllllb. XVIIAIA liU0llIHl'll Hoodie. sl:-llar forward of the girls' tm-uni. lilzlyecl an fast, hard gunu- and nizulc many. Iiziskc-is from every angle. She wus ilu- Iuu-lclumv of llu- cngm-rs. We are proud to lmvv ilu- lu-sl foul shooter who has won llrsl. lumors in ilu- Imnglu- for two consecu- livm- years. NI Am' Iimux N'r llllly lu- slunrl, for center hut, how jump :md guard! She has played hard and ch-an. Nlnry's In-sl lu-t was that slu- was Mn ry slu- can I-va-l'yn'lu-re at oncu- :md was cer- lY'A'I'lIlCRN Wmncn -Hl'l'l' we have a fast side center. For a hetlcr drihhler you would have to go far. Allhongli Kitty didnlt get the tip from the 4'vnl,c1' su many times she could break up any play of lun' opponent. GI'IR'l'RlIllE XYOOIIYARD Ch,-1'liv another that can jump. She played hard tlirougliout the season and showed much sportsmanship. Gertic was our captain and she filled hcr position well. :XMICLIA l3mNK MAN Ann-lla, is one of tlmse short guards but slu- sure 4-an stick to a forward. Amelia has played hard and we know that the team would lu- lost without her. Fnaxcl-is lB0'l'Sl1'ORll I r:uu-es is our other guard. She always plays-d to the lmest of her ability and did much to help thc team on to victory. Fran- r-cs could he counted on to hreak up passes luinly fair from lu-mg slow. and shots. fI'1IfIIII'S' l'lnycf1I I'l-INN Ill 0l'I'0NIEN'I'S I'm-nn Ili. ,. v...,. IH Everett ......,.... ,,,,,,,,,.,l,lll,,,,,, , 0 l'enn Ili . I-I Piedmont .,....,. ..,..,...,,,,.,,l 16 l'0IlIl Ili. I 23 Y. W. C. .fl ,,...,. 27 IH-nn Ili 17 Central .....,..... ,,,,, 4 3 I'vnn lli , . 22 Bl'llC'g. ..,,, U 23 l'c-nn Ili ll Beall .......,..., ,,,,, 2 3 IH-nn Ili. . I2 Allegany. .,.. 14 Penn Ili ...,, Z5 Barton ....., ,,,, , 10 I't-nn Ili .. I9 Central ........ .. ,.... 35, IH-nn Ili. 74 Celcnesc ......... ,,,,,,, , 10 l'4-nn Ill ., , H2 Y. W. U. A ...,... - ,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 9 l's-nn Ili., A. 347 Bruce ......,. . 23 l'w-nn lli 49 Piedmont ,,.,. 16 Penn Ili ., lll Beall ........ , .... 32 I'cnn Ili... I4 Allegany ....... 24 Penn Ili ..,.. ,. 21 Bilflflll ...... ,, 9 Miss Ezuim' I,A1'1' flirls' Plllllkiflll Ilirevlor mul Unrrf-li li's-nn lli girls are lucliv ilulvcd. in lu-ing able to have such a fine lovahle Physical Educa- lion instruvl,4n' and coucli. Miss Lupp is n graduate of llood College of ,F1'ederiek, Maryland. Ill-1' classes of girls lnavm- lu-en very well trained in calistlienics and ln health dances. Bliss Ilupp has had fnll eliarge of all girls' anthletics for two ycars. She has coached volley hall, liuld hull and hasket,-Imll teams and placed them on the athletic map of Allegany Uonnty. 57 F . Boys' BasketfBa11 Review Q19 M, 11 111il 111 1'1-1111 lli'sb1ii11g of Sp111'1s! Fm' 1l11'1-1- y1-111's l111sk1-1-111111 1111s 111-1-11 1111- 111:111- if-Vf jffl 11111 sport 111, 1701111 111. 1111- 111's1. -1'1'111', as 11 51111111 s1-11111 11-11111 111111 1111 1-0.11111 1112 gwj :Qi lll1l.V1'1l 11, 1111111111-1' 111' l111l11l11'111l11l11, 1e11111s 111111 w1111 f1'111l1 most of t.llCIll. '1'l1e second y1'1ll' we 1'1l11'l'1'1l 1111- W. 31. 1. LOEIQIIIO 111111 1111110111111 11111, 1111111111111 111111131 1111111115 we ' 11111lis111-11 Il XV1I1ll1l'l'fl1l l'l'l1ll1.l1tl11ll for 11011114 good llil1'fl 1llilj'0l'5 111111 il s1'l1ool with 21 111111'1'1-11111s SIN1l'11SlllilllSl1ll1. 'l'111- 111i1'11 y1'11l' P1-1111 lli 131.11 il 11111111 1111 1l1e 1'11111'1 111111 was 1110 1l1l1'li ll11l'S1' 111 1111- 1.1-1111111-. 'l1l11! 1'l'1'1l11'1 f111' 1111- 1111111111111 1111 of 11111' 11-11111 goes 1,11 11011011 l'11isl1-y, wl1o w111'k1-11 llill'11 to lllillil' 11111' 11-11111 11 wi1111i11g 1.1-11111 111111 11 1:11-1111 1e11111. 0111 111' 12 W. M. 1. 1101113110 32111185 l'e1111 11'1111 T 111111 1lll1Q of 211 11111111-s pl11y1-11 1.1111 w111111- s1-11s1'111 we 11'1111 14. 1.101111 s1-o1'e11 T38 points to l11'1' Ulll101ll'111LH' 522. '1'l1is is 11 1'1-1'111'11 for lllly t1111111 111 111- p1'111111 of, 'I'1'11' uAN I Tl' 11 1'11p111i11 1Y1I,1.lAM 1'A'1'1-:11s11N fl 11l'1r'11rrIj. 'l'l1e 111-st 1111111111-1' i11 the XY. 11. 1. League 111111 il 1-11-1111 1ig111i11g I1l11.f'1'1'. l'111 11118 111-1-11 11 1'1-g11l111' 1111 1l1e P1-1111 Hi Quint for 1111'e1- ye-111's 111111 k111111's 11s 111111'11 1111s1c1-1.-111111 11s 11111' 11111-l'1'l' i11 1111- 1.1-111.1111-. Pat g1'111l111-111-s this year 111111 will 1-1-1'111i11ly 111' 111iss1-11 111' 1111- 1,1-11111 V111-2111-:11.l1'K 11.1!1111.'1'11N fl lll'll'1I1'I,l. A 1111:4l1, il dazzle of lig1l11, 11 111151111 'l'l1111 111115 only 1 l'1'1111y 1111111151 111111'11 1111- 1111111' for 11111- 11f l1is f111111111s two lNl1l11l'1'S. H1-re is 1111e of tl1e fastest f111'11'111'1ls 111 1111- ll'llgll1', il 111111111-1'f111 passer 211141 11111111st ll r111I'l' s11111. 1Y,11.1.A1111 11A1N1'111 f1'1-11Iv1'1. 111-1111 Spli1111-rs. l'lC1'f3,S 11 11195. 11111. high l1-11pi11g 11111 who got 1111- lip 1111 so lllillly of 1111-E 111111-1' 11ig lM1'1 SU this season. G11i11111' is 11 11'111111e1'f11l 1l1'i1.1'l1le1' 211161 1111111 s11111 111111 1111s 11111111s1 R1SH11l'l'1l 11i111s1-11' 21 pl111'1- 1111 tlll' All Still' t1-11111 111-xt yK'ill'. 1Y.11.'1'1-L11 ll111.1. ffirmrrll. l11-1'1- is 1111- 11111 1111111 get his p1111-11 1111 t111- se1-111111 All Star 1011111 of 1,1111 W. M. 1. lA'ilg1l1'. 1111111 1vl111 1l111lil'S S1l1'l1 SI10Ct21l'l1l111' long sl1111S. 'S11'11l1, is 21 010311. l1111'11 11111111-1' 111111 11lw11y11 11111-s his 111-st. i11 21 1-lose, 1igl11'1 11111111-. H11 is 11111l111111te1l1y one of the best g'11111'1ls l'Vl'l' S1-1-11 1111 1111- W. Nl. 1. 11111111-1i1r11l. 171111111 lJ11'1i1CN ffi1u11'1l1. l'l0l'1' is 1111- 0011- Boy 11'l111 kept. 1l1111'11 1111- s1f111'i11g of the oppos- ing 1.1'1l11lS so XV0llll1'1'f11llj'. '1'l11- 1111y ls 121111111 who C3111 fret 1110111111 11111'1lv,', 111111 the fell-111 is D 1 ll1'U111l 111 11111111 11 1111111 111111 111111 1111 1111- 11-11111. 11111'k IS 11 1212111111111 11li11j'Cl' 111111 i1lXV11yS does his 111-S1.. IJ11:1.111':11'1' I'11111T11l-'110'l' 1.411 11171111111 1,1lljl1'I'j. lJel11 is 11111' yo1111g1-sl: 1'111'si1.y player and plays 1-1111111 11s 1111-11'111'1l 111' 1:e1111-1'. l11'lll1'I'1. is 1111 almost sure sl101 211111 111111-11 will be expected of llllll i11 1111: y1'1ll'5 1.11 11111111-. lle is ll 1'1-111 52111111 sport Zlllfl 11 C111-1111 11111'1l lllilyllll S1'l11f1I1lI1f 11113115 .XBROAII 1'1-1111 Ili, ...., 1123 l1I1'e1'1-11 ....,. . 17 P1-1111 111 ....... 343 l'ie111111111t.... 22 1'1-1111 111 ..... 3415 l'i111111111111 ..... 35 1 e11111li .....,. -133 l'I1fe1'e1't ,.,.. . 18 I'e11111li . .. 611: 1111111111111 .. 24 i'Pf?111lI'11 ...,... 313 B11111- ,..., 33 'l,01l'Il1ll. ,, 325 1'ie1111'111.. .... 'll l'e111111i ,.,,... 203 L11S111le..... 31 'l'1-1111 Ili , ,, .,.., -103 B1-1111 .......,.. 311 411191111111 ...,,,. -13: 11111-11111 13 'l'l31ll1ll1,, . ,,,,, 1515 A111-g:111y .... 311 l'e11111'1i ....... . 245 Davis 13 I'1-1111 lli. .. ...,. 42: Davis ,.,.,,,. 30 1'e1m Hi ..,..,. -125 '1'111111111s 15 1'l'1'I1ll 111. ,,,.. I-13 I111S11ll1- .,.. 37 1'Pe1111 Ili ....... 36: CQl11Zl'Hl...... 24 ulvflllll lli. .,.........,...... 21155 l1l'1ll!0 ...... 35 'l'E'1l1l11l ........ . 33: 13111111 .... ...,. . 32 'P1-1111111 ........,.. 1121: 1311111111 20 '1,L'1'11l 111 .....,. ..... . .. 315 Al10g211U'.,Y,.. 39 'l'11l1llN-'-l'Pl11l lli ........... ............,.,..,..,... ....... 7 I 111 0DIJ0llI?1l1.S .,..,..............,..,.....,.,....,,....... ,......., 24 .S'1111i'1'111' .1l11111lg1'1', lC11Nl1::s'1' S1'llA111'l'. '1'11-1'1- is 1111- 1111si11c-ss 1111111 of 1111? SClll0l' Class. Ernie 11115 1111- 1f1'1'1ll11 of 111111111,2i11g 1111- 11-11111 for 1111- lust 11l1l'f'f' y1-urs 111111 we know 111111 there is no 11111- 1Vll1l 1-1111111 have 111111111151-11 1111- 11-11111 11s 111- 1111s C111l'lIlg 1115 l'U11I1l. f'l1f'l'I' I,1-11111-1-x, 1111111111111 '1'w11111 111111 RAYnI11ND HUTSON. It 111111111 sr-111'1'1-ly be fair if we 11111 11111, 1111-111.11111 Milly 111111 111111.i1- 11-1111 111-lped us wi11 11111' ALfi1lI1t?5 f1'11111 111111 side lines. They 1111115 l1l'1'll 11111' 1-111-1-1' l0l11ll'1'S for 1l1l'e1- 11-111's 111111 have e1111t1'i1111te1l il great 110111 t0XV1I1'C1 11111' 01'- g1lI1lZl!11 1:11111-1'i11g. ' W. 111. 1. League 1 111.1111-S, 59 4 fn! hH'hr4,- Review ln the past years Penn Hi has niztdv il vm-ry good showing in Amluzll Vouuty 'I'r:u-k rum-is ln the Inst two years wo lmvo cupped fourth :md fifth plum-s out uf an list uf twenty-4-igllt un tries. Earl llutson has won two trips tn liziltimorv and is nl. pri-svn! Vuuniy Champion of tht T0 vnrd dash. un Cuuntx lox tha Blilsun 'lllOIll21S, :umtlu-r llanltinum- trip winm-r, is llllilllllilllll of Allc-gg: I' 7 1' ' ' , :zpefwl hull tllrow for llt'l'lll'ilC'l'. Aubrey lluhiusou, :l light wvigllt, is tho wimwr uf his vwntg thu 50-yard clash. P. A. ll. S. has also hcvn l'CIll'l'S0lll.1'll in Fin-ld, Vullvy, lludgu and Spam-d lizlll. 'Pho pxwxspucftgs for thix yi-zu' are lwttui' than cvvr In-fm'v. With an gmulmuzuflx wc 1-xpvvt to 1 accomplish wonders. The squml is lzlrgv in numlwr and Xlr. Puislc-y says lu- has onmlgll nut W l i terial to cuvcr uvcry 1-vent in thc muc . v ' 1 l In past. years the Amnml Uountg l'rm-k Mt-ct has In-4-n ilu- only mm in whivh I mm lli hz participated. However, this year, Clbllflllllilli 'lmw vlmnge-cl. due to Crmvli l':usl1-y, who he i plzumefl various other meets. The largest and nmst looked forward to is the llrnlvt-rsnty of Malrylamd imeut. 60 CK. . Q Ein . -2 P QA ww Z .9 4.3 ' V GSX ' W x MW .,'f2:i:iFis ' ati? xxv- E ii N xx . Q Z Q . -1 7, 127 1 - Q V' MARGARI-71' 'l'R0m'MAN Emzlxm-L'ru XVATKINS Ar,1sucnA Hummoxsox , . KIILDREIJ ,I wma. ......... .......... THE Girls' Glue Cl and gained grunt ?lpp0?ll'2lllCC in lll6'll' The Glve lllub uh was UI'gIlllllZ01l SllUI't1'X' Girls' Glee Club .,..,,,..,.,.l'I'CSilIClll MISS SCll0CK......,.... .......,lli:'vr'lor ,,,.,,,.,,,,..,,I ic,-0-l'rcsi1lwf,t lxlcz Suol-:xIAl:lcR......, ......,..l'iunisl ....,....,..,.........7'I'l?llSIlJ'f'1' Hmm lYl'Illl'Ill..,...,...... .....Nw-rf-lrlry lfzlsinrss g1lfUlUffI'l' DORUTIIY JOHNSON ,..,,, .,,,, I 1I'lIl'Ill'fllH, lllftlfl' the llklgllllllllg Ulf thc- lilfsln svlm-slpf-1', rc-nown llllI'0ll,SIll01lt the sclmol year. They nuulc' il Sllllllllllg' llllll:1Jl'lllS ol' lll2ll'O0ll klllfl whitu. umrlo its initial llllIl0ElI'llllI'f' in al. home lil-l0lll, pl'0gl'2llll umlm' lhl- auspiccs of X?ll'S.1'llllil Avenue P. T. A.. :xml l2'llf,'l'-lll'llll1ll out grvzltlv on tho l'll!'lSlIll2lF Assembly progl-:1111. They mzulc several other 2lllllC2ll'2ll'lCOS during the yc-ur. 46 3 The most ll'l1IJ01'lQ2lllf wm'k was in thv l.ll'PSClll'2ltl0ll ol' 'l ivlclm-H in whirih the l1l?ljOl'lff' of tha- lllUllllJCl'S took purl, vilher as leach m' in thv 1-lmrllscs. The Pluh comhiuofl with the DI'2lll12lt-li' Vluh in this procluction. This group consists ol' flllI'JEy-.HYQ members, sown ol' thosv ll2lVlllg juillml at the llifgllllllllg' olf the semnlcl SGlllGSfQI'. All tho ll1Cl?tlllgIS unch-1' the vzlpzlhhe Sllll0I'VlSl0ll of Miss Schock were greatly enjoyed. 62 Boys' Glee Club -lil'INNl'l'l'Il Ihwm' ...... ..,,...,,...... 1 '1'c.wi1Ir'a1l MISS HUIIOCK, ..... , .... ....,.,. D iw-ctor RAnmNu Ilirrsox ....,. ,..,.. I ll'f!-l,I'I7-Vlfllfll-l INEZ SIIOIQMAKE1: ........ , ..5.,. 1'iuuisf f,'l,.XUD1C Lluuux ............... ........, 1 'rcuvszzrer lfimilfn B1-11-:elm ....,. .,....lS'f-'ei-elf:ry Tull: llluys' Glen- lllub was uuv ul' the must active zuul beuetivial orgmiizutimis ut the seliuul. 'l,'l1e 'lirst public: uppenrulu-e ol' this club wus made in October when the buys l'CllKl0l'U4l sevi-rul, f'llllI'llllllg muubers iu tlie ussembly. Siuee that time they luwe 2lIllJC2lI'01'l l.l0l'0l'f' the public eye ut the Liberty Tlieatre mul at the Penn Hi Ileeluuuitiou lloutest. Au interesting Feature ul! this club is the Boys, Quartet, eorupnsecl of R2lh'l11011Cl -l'llIlLSUll, Uluutle Light, Keuuotb 'llur-env, uurl Erlwiu Yates. Many cleligrhtful 1'lH1l'1- bers have but-u given by these leur buys. The most enjoyable and OI'lgl1'l21.l were uflwflllll l3ruwu's Baby uufl the Hole iu the Bottom of the Sea? We ure very proud of this quartet because it has been very popular with the public during its three years of existence. 63 3 1 1 1 i ROBERT MANN ........,...... ELEANOR, KAI,1SAUGII...... INEZ SIIOEMAKER ..... CLARK D1cR1cN...... Miss CATHERINE PIERDUE 4 Pennsycanac .,....ldfllfU'l'-ill'-Ullfldf VIRGIL ARIBIlflSl'1....Y.... ......Il'llf'lIlUl'I7llS Militar- .........Su0if1lErliln-r 'FRANCES B0'l'SFOIlD,...,..,...,,,I'IJ1?!'llflllgl? Erlitm' .......bile1 cm'y .Ml1'ilUl' CIIARALES l3RO0KE................l?-usiiless LUIHLILUGI' .....,l.ll:,letin Eclilor RIARGARET 'l'RoU'rMAN.,............Hum'fn- Adfuisc-r FACULTY ADVIS Mis JUNIOR HIGH CJIQRARIJINIQ PRITCHARD BIARY ANNA SIIEAKLEY .,....,,,. Editor-in-C'l1,ief GERALD GROVES ...... ...... I 3vrsi11r'ss .lla-auger' IQATHERINE CATI.r:'r'r ..,.......,..,.,., Social Edrilm- MISS BAw1'L1c'r'1' ..... . ...... Faculty ,-ifluiscr CLAUDE IIACDONALD. ..,......... .hitcw-ary Editor GEORGE Pnunrzw. .,..... .... ............ A 1 hlczie Editor THE third volume of the Pemisyczmwnc has ln-en very successful in every respect. The lirst issue of volume three was published October 3rd and since that time, it has been plllilislwd the first. of every month. The I'crwisymnuu: has a reading circulation of two hundred which is large. taking into consideration the size of Penn Avenue Senior and Junior I-Iigln Sehoul. and the time which the paper has been in existence. The Exchange Department has sent papers tu all parts of the United States and has her-n emnmencled by the larger schools of the state. At the beginning of the year, both Junior and Senior lligh stalls duty in some way to better the paper and create interest within the the year the printers were changed and thereby the 'iPcnfnsyeanarf' was The aims of the P0'l1f'llSyULL1l!LC are, to put before the student horly.the ' - f to create and foster an interest in creative writing and to represent the school. 64 nnule it their aim and student hotly. During greatly improved. at tixities of the yearg Athletic Honor Club .........,........PI'GS'l:ClGl'I1 Mn.nru1:n Twmrz.. .....A....... . W1'1,i,1.xn lHx'1'1-:nr-'oN.., .... ..g......,., I 'ice-President Ai.1.wx'N I'1uf1l-:,, .... , .... ....,........................................ ..,............ . , ...Srcretu,ry-7'reasurer Owner or Ul'I'O1I!jllf, never a,rom1d.', illllli Athletic llonor Club was organized in October of this year. Students having an average of n li and l1!lVlllg' won a letter in one or more Sports are eligible for admittance by a vote of the eluh. Each yenr two l'0I'iillIfllt.l'S are awardudg one to the senior having the highest athlr-tie and seliolastim- standing during his four years of school, and the other to the student making the In-si ri-vord during ilu- present school yi-ar. The club has for its ideals the desire to increase active interest in school athletics, to n'i:linl,nin a high degree of honor in the classroom, to encourage athletes who may fall by the wayside because of grades and to help develop a sound mind in a strong body. llrrur liorrl in Nw bulllv limit goes throllgli life, I nsl: hut u, firlfl Hunt is fclfir, .fl r.'lnlnr'c flllll is rquul milh, all in the slrifc fl. oowlrrlyc Io slri-we and Io fIUI'6,.' A1111 if I slzuulrl win, let if be by The code W'ith my faith mul my honor heh! high : flnfl if I slmuld Insn, IOL me slfmfl by the road Anil ulrcc-1' as the uriancrs go by! 65 I - ii 1 l 1 l .11 N, ! u a i 1 l i i i v i i I i I 3 Home Beautiful Club OFF l. CE .R S ELIZABETH XVATKINS ..,......, . .,,............ Prcsirlmit Lucmg S11EAKI,m' ....... ...... A Vow-nlary BERNICE SHIPLEY .............,........ l'ice-l':-esirlffnl F1.o1' STERNER. .............. .,... 7 'rcnsnrer Mrss HAZEL Srlzxreur ..,..........,.......... USIJOHSUI' Morro: Trifles make Pc-rl'ec-tiou,' CLUB CoLo.ns: Green and Silver THE Home Beautiful Club was organized for the purpose of learning what makes homes attractive and how we can beautify our own homes. We have been able to visualize properly decorated rooms by the use of pictures, club talks, and visits to practically arranged homes. During the year we have been collecting material, eoiiiprised of pictures, drawings, and magazine artielesg these give us ideas for our club work. At The end of the year, this iiiformation will be arranged in a book which will be kept in the school for future reference. 66 is i Science Club 'PHE Natural Seienee filllli is ri new elnh in our school. It is rapiflly obtaining a firm l'Ul'li1lIlg'illlll we are limping for eva-n greater things in the 'lilltl1I'0. The adviser is Nr. 'Flnnlms ,Nan-lllmizilil. The Science Ulnh sfznnls for many things. Since we are specializing in Nature, nniny ol' its plants ure iliseusserl and l'zuni.lilu'izeml. Hikingis our greatest sport. Alllmugh we K'5lIlll0i1 ilu nnn-h hiking during the winter, in the spring we will again stzirlg out on our N:xt1n'e Juuntsi' which allways create ai great deal of interest. Amin' lfrsn 1-nn ......... f'0lll'2'l l'A D.-wis ...... iIiuzoi.I1 IIAWKINSU. A 1,i,l-:GA N Y Lfomzn .x N ,...,......,.,.....,...7il'f'llNllI'1'l' Sc-11f:Nuic CLUB Nvminzic I OIVIPICICIIS Sell-:Nun ULU11 Nlllllilili ll Ul4'I lCERS .... ,,I'CS'llIf'lll Br-:lcNIClf. Sllllmm' ,..... , .......7'reasuv'cr Di-:w.x1m GA1Nou....... 67 ...,......l'l'USl'fi!'Hl l.u,i.1AN xlL'IJGlil.,.,...........,., hl.XRGUlCRI'I'l'l WATSON ,..... . fiilfxlmx Sliluvl-:li l.... ., .. ,.., Hnrymnl-ui-flrnis .....T'ice-President ,.........,Secrelary .......,.........Sem'etf1'ry Sergeant-at-Arms Camera. Club ROBERT MANN...,... ............ President MR. SULLIVAN. ....... ...... A Qponsor HARVEY RICE .,..... ........ ...... 1 ' ice-Presiclent NINA KUNES ......... ,. .... Treasurer ALTHOUGH new to Penn Hi this year, the Camera Club has become one of the most interesting and Worth while elubs in the sehool. This club was organized in September with Mr. Sullivan as sponsor. Its purpose was to interest students in taking' better pictures and also to fiecpinint them with the methods ol developing and printing pietures. We have been able to secure the use of one of the Slllilll rooms ns a luborailory and l1l1I'0lIg'll0Lll1.l1l1E year manly interesting nleetings and demonstrations were held. As planned in the spring progrzuns several. hikes nmterinlizefl and innny l1ll20I'0Sl',lllg pictures were taken. We ere the proud possessors of ai nioclern printing machine :ind .it gave us great pleasure to be able to rc-nder ri service to the Year Book and other organizations by supplying them with pictures and snapshots. Since we have registered with the E:,1sl'nmn Kodak COl111Ji111y as one of the few Camera Clubs organized in high schools in the United States we enn justly feel proud of our acc-ornplislnnents this past year and look forward to greater success next year. 68 Les Amis De La France Rufru E. JouNsoN .... ....... ................4.. P 1 -esident ALMEDA GULBRONSON ....... ...... S ecretm-y ALICE VVALMSLEY ,,.... ............. . ..l7'I.C9'P7'6SlClGl1f How.xRD MALONE .......,..... ,..... T reasufrer Miss Er.1zAumix-1 XVILLISON ...........,.................. ..............A ...., ........... , , ...... , ..... , ............. .,.,.. S 1 mnsor COLORS-Bllll' and Gold FI.OXVER-'SWCI-it Pea lllo'r'ro-Il nlest jmnais trop turd pour bien faire. LES AMIS do In Franco l'llt'f. und reorgznrizecl early in the school year. The club has provn-Cl lo be one ol' the most' lNJIllll2lI', growing' from :1 first year menlbership of eight i111e1'osll-cl students to :1 present IllUI11ll0l'SlllIJ olf thirty-llve. Tho objcc,-iz of the ulnb has been to create ungl promote an interest in France, Hs people, liheir 0llSl'Ol'llH :nnl their l2lll:Lfll2lQ.L'Q. This objective has been attaillecl by eonvc-rszltion in oluh 111G0flll,QfS and through plays given in Fl'Q1lCll. Through the eilforts oi' this cflnb Fl't'1lK'll books which are instructive as well as Clll.l'!l'll2lllllllg1', have been pol. in the library, making the class work more enjoyable. We know ixlml nll work :nnl no play will make Jack 21 dull boy and the French club had the some irlcn. As ax result their dances were zunong the most enjoyable 21lflll1'S given at the school. 69 Penn Hi Drametic Club BTILDRED TWIGG ,,...,.... ........ I 'resident EicN14xS'r Sc1IAm'r .................,,..... l'lC'I?-l l'8SillC7'If XVANUA G1-:imuu ........... ...... ..... S C vcremry CI..-Klili DICK1-:N ...........................,.,,,,... 7'rm.wurer ALMEDA GULBRONSON ...... .,........,.........,. .....,..,...,..,..... I J llHL'f'l'TIlll-ll' of l roy'r'a.m Umrwnfillee MAnGAiu-yr TROUTMAN ...... ,.....,.. . .. .........,......... ............ C 'll'lli7'7ll!llI' of lJons1'il'ul'ion Uummiltcc .ALBERT CA GE ..,...........,.........,...................,...........,,,,..,........,.............,,.......................,... Sm'g1'a-n Mi I -A r-ms BTISS C,vri11c1uNE PERDUE, Miss GICR.ARllIXl'Z P1i1'1'e1-mlm ...... ..... ......,..,..,....... I J ifrwrlrns THE Penn, Hi, Dmlnzitie C,,3lulJ has been one elf the most :native elnhs in the School and has eompleteil fi most successful year with the help ol' the l':n:i.ilty znlviscrs, Miss P1'li2Cl1El1'l'l and Miss 1JC1'flHl'. The first public z1ppen.i'zn1ce of this eluh was nizide in the fall ol' '25 when it presented. The Trysting Place-', and For lllSi1ll'lgl1lSl'l0ll Herviei-', nuclei' the direc- tion of Miss Evelyn Dowling. The next year the i'L-pntaitimi 01' this elnh was firmly estnlilislirf-ifl when Nearly fi Hone-yinoonl' :xml The llliosf. Slow were proseiitecl nnclei' the supervision of Miss Virginia MeEli'atl'i. Later in the ye-zu' the ulnh IlI'01illll'lftl lhe Hoodoo whivli alttfiinecl The very heights olf suceeess. The yezu' was notefl For the WOIN-l8l'l'lIl clramzitie finds, 70 KEY T From the time of the first meeting on October third, 1927, until the elose of school, every activity seored a marked triumph. The first appearance in public. was the sixteenth of lleeeniher when 'fNothing hut the Truthi' was presented in the school auditorium. The members of the east were: Mildred Twigg, Raymond l l.utson, French Sensahaugh, Edwin Yates, Ahneda Gulhronson, Claude Light, Wil- liam .l'aterson, Margaret Witherup, Alice Walmsley, Ruth Johnson and Mary Jane liowley. The eluh took charge of the assembly on March 'Yth and the presentation of the play entitled The lled Lamp was very elfeetive. Those who took part were: ltuth Jolinson, Sannny llc Luca, Ernest Sehaidt, Ada. Lee Hough, Eleanor Kal- haugli, and Earl llutson. Un March 16th, the eluh introduced an innovation. The Penn Hi Dramatic illuh sponsored a lleelaniation Contest, which was opened to the entire sehool. The response was enthusiastic lg the results most satisfaetory. .lillizahelh Watkins and Melvin Sack were the winners. It was quite new and several new aetors were introduced. lt is hoped that this will be a stepping stone to greater things for .Penn Hi. The Dramatie Club eollahoraled with the Glee Club in the production of Pickles ai. musical eomedy hy Benedict, Wilson and Crose whieh was presented April 12th and 13th in the school auditorium. This proved to he an overwhelming snei-ess. The eluh meinhership was large, therefore ma11y applications were refused. VV lt was the largest and most popular eluh in the school year 1924-28. CROWD Senior Class Play UNE Tth. and Sth! A flash of the footlights, drawing of the curtains, then T512 Nieked Out ol' College, the annual Senior Class Play is presented. The scenes of the play hold a typieal college atmosphere. The storv is woven about Booties Benhow, the most popular boy Jn college, who is so husy with an invention, soeial and athletie functions that he has no time for classes. lie is 'fkieked out ol' college? lflis father hears of this and threatens to disinherit him. unless he marries and settles down. Sandy McCann, the dramatic eoaeh is always trying' to 'Klixi' things up and informs Mr. Benhow that Booties is already niarried. lle introduees Tad llheseldine, the leading lady of the class play, as Booties' wife. Booties and his 'fii'iIfir,, move to honeymoon flats and entertain their friends lavishly. Meanwhile the supply of money furnished hy Mr. Benhow is running low and when Salanianea Spevens. a. colored wash lady, calls to eollect she finds Mrs. 'Benhow is in disguise. She informs the police, hut the ever 'ready Sandy introduces Mlle. Ifleurette, a French eostumer, as 'Booties' sec-ond wife. A woman's party parade is held and Mr. and Mrs. Benhow, Sr., arrive. Booties' two wives appear on the seene at the same time and Mrs. Benbow is informed hy the faithful Sandy that Booties has joined the Mormons. 71 Bootles, father is suspicious aucfl employs FL fleteotive. When the plot is dis- eoverecl, Mr. Benhow ll'I1'QZltQ1IS zigziiii to flisiiiherit his son. At this time, Bootles' iuveutioii is accepted and his father is recoiieileil. Ul1m'r1clm'.s as I 71 l l'0ll'lllI'l'll Shorty Long-Of The Give Club .........................,.........,.,..,............ ....... I Emvfuin FORl'IM'AN Slivers Magee-A Happy -I-imfior .,............ ....,.. I Vri,l.Ai:n GAINOR Scotch McAllister-7'h.c One Slurlent ........ ..,,........,. I im' WALBURN Levitieus-7'hc .-lee of Spades ................. ...,......... I il'0WAHll 'AIIx1.oN1-: Ma Baggsby-.bl l'upuIm' Ilmidlmly .............,.,........... ....... A Ifuuimu-:'1' 'I'1zoU'miAN Tad Clieseldine-7'he College Cul-up ................,..,..........,. ........... I hviloxix Ilivrsox Booties llenbow-Tim Most Poymlur .Ilan fin College ....... ...,.... I Y1Ll,I.ni I'A'i'l':lisoN Sandy 3'lCC2lIlll100llf'lL of The Drumlllie Club ............... ........,..,..... l VALICII .l'lUI.I. Jonquil Gray-The lfilLIc 0'lifmf7'eur .............. ....... Q ,'A'l'III'ZRINE Wicuiaii Betty Benliow-Boolles' sister .....,.......,..... ......,..... l iU'I'll .IOHNSUN Mlle. Fleurette-A Fi-enclz, Coslumci' .......,.....,.... .....,. I Ioicowin' Joiixsox Mrs. Sammy McCann-A -Jealous Wife ............. .....i......,..ii I Umm Ilvnsox Miss Juliet Suolihs-The College Ntmiogruplivr ......... ...,. f XLMICIJA f'llII.IiRONSON Mr. B. .I'. Benbow-lioolles' fulhei- .......,,...........,I............ ..,........ I Slcxicwl' SCIIAIDT Mrs. B. J. Benbow-Beatles' .IIolher', a P01'lf1'C'illIl ....... .......... IX LIUIG lVAI.MSl,IiIY Salanmm-:L Speveus-.-l, Black lI'c1sli-Indy ................. ...... ll IARY JANE li0Wl.1-DY Selina MeCmm-,lgp 'l'Ii,'ii-lem: ,....,....,,.....,,,...,..,,,, ...,........ 3 Ilmmnzn 'IWIGG Ofiir-er Riley-From Iliff llJ7l1lI'I'lII4! Islc ..................... ..........,.. I SDWIN YATICS Mr, Gears-Of The Speed Motor For fllmipfmy ..,......,.........,...............,,.............,.....,. lllilm-IAN BRANT College Sfuclmzls-Elwood Collins, M. C. MeMux'1'y. Glcnden Shriver, Floyd Iiooiw. YVil- Iium Hough, Claude Light, Kenneth Rueey, Milson Tliomasi, Eclgzu' Teler. lVO77lGl1'S Ptrrly Sympull:.'i:e1's-Mary Fislier, Wanda Gr8l'lll'Kl, NYi1mu Guodricli, Nevada Proudfoot, Anna Kate Roelke, Rehn Weber, Bernice Cooke, Gertrude Woodyurd. 72 HifY Club Wn.1.lAM il'A'l'lCltHUN ....... .,.....,,..,..., I 'rvsidcnl Howixnn AIALONE .,..... ........ . secretory Hoin-:n'r NIANN .... ,,..... .... .A,.... I A ' iCf3'I'I'US'il1l3'l1f I-l'1c1mAN BRAXT ....A.. ...,.,,, 7 '1-answer A dirisers Ma. 1'A1sl.m7 Mn. SULLIVAN MR. BIACBIANNIS 'C'Icfz111 living, rlmn spevrvll, alma u-llflclics, clean. SL7lI1UlClI'Sll'1'lJ, and cron fflg'l'0'll-S Ill: rislfiun Clllll'lICfI'I'.'H Q ijhg l'nlNu thc early part ol' the school year, through the eilorts of Mr. Raymond fi., ,EE Saxon, advisor ol' the aililialwl Hi-Y Clubs of Allegany County, the Penn Ili-Y Ulnh was orgnnizccl. Its purpose is to create, niaintain and extend i ' 'i 1.ln'oughoutthc sm-hool and coinniunity high stainflmds of Christian cliaracter. liiinitcd lo a sch-ct ll-w, who must meet the necessary requircnicnts as to svliolnrsliip. citizvnsliip and l'llfll'2ll'lOl', this cluh has lJQl OlHC an active organization. Meetings are held ouch Tuesday evening in the club rooms at the Y. M. U. A. Every prograni given at those nicctings is hoth educational and entertaining and has done- rnur-h to build up thc inornlc among' the boys of the school. 'l'hc clnh took an ac-tivo part in the joint nn,-cting' ol' all Allegany County clnhs hold nt. the Y the 'first week in Maroli. 'ln thc athletic tournament, the Pm-nn Ili-Y Ulnh cnpiurcil tho haskvt-hall championship. This tournament was Iiniilcd to only those who were not varsity mcn. The winning team was: Cage, Tlionnis. il,1'0lIlll'00t. Malone. Yates. and Gerard. The cluh also held a dance i11 the auditorium on Friday, April 20th. Members of the faculty and guests of the boys enjoyed the dancing. Maggie's Melody Boysn furnished the music. At an assembly in Jaiimmry, the club presented the school with a larQ'e Hi-Y hanncr. This hanncr, in the school colors, maroon and white, bears the Hi-Y seal and the words Penn Hi-Y, cll'l'lllllQ1'l31lIl.H A Clltl1'tQ1', granted by the State Board has hccn l'ran1cd and given an appropriate place in the school. Mil. lliusm' flionorarvj illl.'KlH.I'IS vliRO0Kli l'lAItl,AN lhzooiua llEllM.lN' Blum' Al.IHill'l' CAGE E.-un. U11.xN'EY S.-xnnv lliclnnux ill..-llili l,lIC'Klf1N Ennuiinm F0lt'l'I.MAN KEN N E'1'1-1 G Elm an MEMBERS Earn, 'l'lU'l'SON FHF1DlCR'If'K ll,xM1I,'i'oN W1l.L1.nl Hour W .-x1.'rER EIULL PAIN. Alfdj.-XNIEI. KHuu.'l'oN M4'G EE li0I5EIi'l' M ANN H o WA nn M ,x1,oNE GEORGE :MEASE T 3 MILFORD NUSE BIAURICE OwENs XVILLIAM P,vrERsoN DELBERT Pnoumvoou' El,-XRVEY RICE ERNEST SCHAIIY1' FRENCH SENSABAUGH MILSON THOMAS EDWIN XYATES Pep Songs FIGHT SONG Fight hoys. light 3 'light hoys figlilp 'Fight fm' P01111 with 11ll 'vour 111ighl', For the glory of 0111 1lc111' old scflmol. Swing along, sing' 21 song, 1 T ll ith 11. spirit big and Sl1'0l1g, That o111' 'lig'lll'G1'S will NVll'l vicforiv. For its 115.51113 Hght, iight for LlUil1' nhl P1-1111 lli 1 NVi1111i11g grffat glory 111111 1111111-. l And, NVllC1'C ere, wo go. Thx-y will EllWil.X'S k111111' That our figl1tc1's 211-0 lighting for ilyllllll. Keep 011 fighting that our figlitcrs 11111 'ligl11'i1'1g l',OY1X'l1TY SONG lVe'1'e loyal to you, 1,C1111 Tli hVO,l'U M:11'11o11 11111l, Whii'1+, P01111 'lli lV0'll brick you fo stamrl ' ,Gili11Sl1lll0lJC'Sl7 i11 the limfl, Fm' wc- k11ow 'V1111 have Silllfl, PC1111 illi. Huh, Qlizlhl S0 smash 111111. l11'ig:11l0. ljfxllll 'lli G0 l'll'K'SSlllg 11l1c:11l, VPKPIIII lli O111' lG2l1I1 is o111' filllli? 1111111-r-fo1', cgll'1lHC l1oLvs, for wo vxpcct il victm-Iv, f1'11111 5 Penn Hi. T-L ' for 1301111 'ou A N 1 X ff , L K ' If I 1 1 '- , A '77 ,1 x , V' .1 ' f' Pa. - ,f 3 ,ge - 11' fff f f N 65' 1 QD I my 1 X wt ,Q ,-4 It ' Xia 6 f fr tl - ' f lx ' X, tg!!! Y Social Review .H .x 1,1.ow 111' 14N P.x1:'1'Y tlllllltll' 111111 Sf-11ir11' lligh Svhool holtl fllllll' Elllllllfll llallowelm Pm-ty 011 fJ1'l'UlJl'l' 23th :111cl 29th. 'l'l1o :111clito1-S11111 wus ll0Ctfll'illCC.l in gl1ostly white shoots :mtl tht- Vt'l V :ll11111spl1t'1'vst-1-1111-tl l10wlt1'1l1vtl. 'l'l1t- 1-ost1l1111-s ul' lIl2lll.Y of tho st'mlf'11ts wort' vt-1 v stviklng Zllltl lwlzzlrre. fl:lIlll'S, tlillltilllgl, illlll il gl'l'2lllll 111111-011 Wm-rv tht' l.L'2ltll1'0S of the QVt111ll1Q'. hlitllj' prizvs w1'1'v 11w111-llc-tl. ' TFICICNCII Cl,l'Ii IJANVE NtlVt'll'll7l'l' ISt'l1, 1111 this rluy t'l1r- l'i1't'llCl1 Vluh 02'll'llGCl tl1t--omiablo 1'Qp11'mtio11 ofgivi11g'l11-tts-1' t-l2lllt'l'H tl11111 any other o1'gz111iz:1t'io11 in school. 'llllf' z111tlit'o1'iu111 was f'llilllgOKl to il wry rustic sccmo, sllczlvvs of Corn and 111111111ki11s wort' thc' 4lt't'Ol'2ll,l0llS. 'l'l1c- l'll't'llt'll fllllll 11tt'z1i11c1l its 11op11l111'it'Lv l7l'L'il1lSl it z11lvC1'tis0fl that those who 1-olllfl Iltbl fl2llIC'l' wollltl hc- taught mul it holrl truv to its 1J1'01'11lS0. Nz1ggi0lS Nlc-lmly Iiolvsn llliltll' l'lll'll' elf-hut at this :htm-0 Zlllfl the 511001-ss of the party was thu- to 11. Qf1't'2ll'- uxt'011t'. to tht- o1'c'.lwSt'.1'z1. So1'11o'11'o11141 Dlxxotc F0111-1'1111-5' tho flrfl provvfl H11 Gxcitimr flute for tho S0pllO1'1l0l'0S for that nigrht t'l1c-Iv lmlcl tlwil' :11'11111ul 1'l:111cc-. The gy11111z1siu111 was tlocoratvfl in the class c'11l111's :1111l tht' s111'p1'is0 of thc- tg-1'e11i11g' was t-hv music llI'z1ggic's Melody Boys 1'v11th-1-cd. Nanny fz1111ili111' fumes were missing because of the basket-ball games 75 l l 4 if-riff' with Thomas and Davis but those who were present had a good time. The Sophoniores still claim it was the best danee of the season. JUNIOR PROM The Junior Class surprised and delighted the Seniors when it was an- nounced that they would he entertained at. the first animal Junior-Senior Prom. On May 25th that long awaited day came. The auditorium was decoraled in brightly colored festoons and large palms. The evening passed quickly as all enjoyable things will but the Juniors and Seniors say this was the best. dance that was ever given and hope the future .Pronis will be as successful. SENIOR PROM The Farewell Party of the Seniors was held -I une 20th. lft proved a wonder- ful success and surpassed the expectations of all present. The auditorium was gayly decorated with greenerlv and cut llowers. Jap- anese lanterns were used to furnish the light, which ereated a very mellow and pleasing effect. The orchestra was also wonderfully successful. this fact, was shown by the enthusiastic applause given to it at the end of each nuniher. This party imprinted a, lasting picture on the lllC!1IlOl'y of every Senior for there they cut their last retaining cord which held theni to the school. 4 4 MW ri- -, ' s -fi c :- T 9,239-A vga W' W0 Wo ees 935 .MA wiv 'ftgagvh l'5CQ?vx.51y .ull ' 76 Sept ember St-pteinber Septvenibel Sept emhel Sept ember September September t-Zeptexnber IIS in Septeniber Sept ember Calendar 12-lfirsf. praefiee of Soccer. I3-lCle1-tion of Year Book Stall. l-1 15 - Ringgit-'s iniagination ran wild today in English. -Still having our troubles with inrush of green Sophmnores. lti- I-luttie loukefl natural. First Year llook Stall' meeting-quite business-like. l--Organization of Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. Wow!! 811011 shrieking. Squeek, sqm-ek: creek, ereek-our relatives, the grass-lioppers and toads greeted lil- 20 Zl- l'l l 22-Field ball team made first appearance on field-and boy, what a practice! 2.4-'Fug Day-Snell influx of capita Impossible to find need for so much. 25 -'ifillllltlllii had his hair combed. Gosh! XYhat an improvement. ZS-Argument in llome Room. Cause: Color of flower boxes. Girls won. Color lvsies Vlass. Septenihur SK'lll.Ulllll0l' -red. Septeniber 29- hl:1ggie stopped eating tbetween nu-als.j Ut-tober 3-l'. A. l-l. H. Taxi made its first appearance. October 4-Field and Sort-er ball garner: at Brut-e. October o-Fire drill-rery ext-iting'!?? Ut-tober ti-Organizing of Dramatic Club. Oetuber T-Ruth did not speak in English. Cause-absent. Uetober S-Field and Hom-er ball :INIIIUS with Coney. Us-tober ltl--Senior Sorority organize-ml at. Milly':3' house-a wild time. Uetober ll-Htalfl' lllt'l'l.lllQ1Ull, these year books! Ut-tober I2-t'olumbua cliru-overt-xl Ameriea tin ease you didn't know.l October l-lgtillllll' ut, Barton. tiirls won S-4. Home game. t'lef.ober IT- Milly was on time today for school-miraele. Cletober Utttobel handic October 21 October 22 tltztohel' 23 Oelober :ZS November Novembel November Norenibel November November November November Nt1N'lPIllll0l November November November November N ov clnl nel x'0Vt!Il1l?t'l November NtlVt3UllJ0l November November November December lJec:ernber December IS-tllendon got llalif'ax on his radio. 10 lf I'll-ll . - It 1 it 5 had grown taller when he was little he would be under a slighter ap now. -tlaine with lirure. tlirls won 2.-0. - Pat, has invested in a ear, 21. lf'or1l as 1151.121-l'-501110 car. - Elura stoppecl talking for one whole minute. -lliffh Sehool lTallowe'en Dance-some dance. I' l-tlame with llarton-Won-Girls, 4-Og Boys 3-U. :Z-Visitors' Day-Seniors on good behavior. 3-Alive really forgot. her rouge today. -1-i'Maggie put, her hair up. Hurray! tl- lCrnie had his pic-ture taken for your book. Poor camera. l0-Roy was in a laughing humor. ll- Allie is heading steadily toward on AH in Physics Class ta door.J I3-Tloward and Ruth were found in Physio Lab. together. I4-Ifirst basket-ball practice tl0 killed.J 15- 'l'nr: Quint. selected as name for annual. I7-Atulitoriuni tletroratecl for French Club dance. IS-lfrenuh tflub Dance. Elaborate affair. 21 Miilson is still mischievous. 'W-Ahneda got a. hair cut. Found soznuontfs lost poeketbook. TllllllliHg'lVlllg' llolidays. Dorothy did not mention his name today. Ztj-l'r:u-tiring for Nothing 'But The 'l'1'1ltll.,i 23 25- ' 28- l'at's ear still has wheels but uo gas. 2!,l-l'r:u't.ieing hard for Nothing But The 'l'rut,h. 30-Almeda has an Allegany Hi-Y pin. Wonder who he is? l--Mr. Swanson plans his trip to Baltimore. 3-Hi-Y pins are floating around. Seems to be at girls' club. 8- Nothing But The Truth at big success. 77 L l l December 9-First basket-ball game-. Wien 43-IS. December 13-Pictures were sent to the engraver. Oh dear, how long now? December December 14-Our girls' basket-ball team is stepping out. 15-For once Miss Willison did not give us any French. 1 December 16-M. C. laughs. lRoom ll laughs with him.l December 17-M. C. cries fRoom ll laughs at him.l December IS-Note books due. Everybody absent. December 19- Beans takes English class for an airplane ride. December 20-Won from Oakland 6042. December January 23-Out for Christmas holidays. 2-Life again. We are in school. Can't hear a, thing but f'What did you get? and W'here did you go? January January not c January January January January January January January Janna ry January January January Jan u ary Jan ua ry J a nuary January 3-Seniors turned over new leaf-Resolutions. 4-Mary Jane left her chewing gum at home. Hence-the daily torpedo practiec ontinued. 5-Won first XV. M. l. game 3Z?.'l l Central. 6-Raymond had the hiceoughs. Someone was thinking of him. Wonder who? T-'lSh1'imp takes annual bath. 8- Shrirnp', in bed with pneumonia. 9-Mary Fisher is looking natural. 10-Pupils of Room l2 agree with Catherine lN'eimer. ll-Claude acted as crazy man in play-natural. 12M-Yeh-notebooks. 13-Friday the l3th! Nothing missing but a black cat. l6-Lost game with La Salle 3lA2l. 17-Try-outs, for Musical Comedy Pickles, lS-Missed Physics Class. XN'hat a relief. 19-Another whole Physics Class period gone-Almeda talking to the teacher. 20-Won from Beall 40-39. tSome game.l 23-What? Ernie S. home from school, ill two whole days. Cause-at a party. Yve had four tests today. Wfho-a certain dark-haired senior lass-R. XV. January January Jan ua ry January January and February February February February February February February February if he February February February February February February February February February February February February March 1 he or 24-Unc. XValt had his hair combed. 25-Sh-sh-Mary Jane studied French. 26-Eddie Yates has a new flame-a sophomore. 30-Semester Examinations. Will terrors never cease? 31-Oh. kids, guess what! Some one asked Miss Straight if all all those had girls boys belonged to her? Was she insulted Y Not much. 1-Beat Barton 43-l3. Girls 25-10. 2- Exams are overi' Cover our headsl. Seniors all passed. fOut.l -Boys went to Davis. Won 'ZS-23. Rah Rah. Sophomore dance. fi-Starting of Second semester. Last lap of school. 7-YVon Central Game, 36-24. -Did not rain today. ll-Wanda has a crush on-! Did you think Fd tell you? Null' sed, she has! 10-Nevada was at the game tonite and promised to make Delbert a plate of fudge would make a basket. lile did-2 of them-Poor Nadie! l3-Yea Hair-ribbons. 14-Pool room burns. Allie homeless. No excitement. 16-Milson caught working. ll'-Game with Bruce. Boys 36-25. Girls 36-23. 3 S l5- 20-Abie must have sold his violin, he got a hair cut. 22-Tryouts for Senior Class play Kicked Out of Collegef, Won Piedrnont Game. 23-Almeda absent. Cause+at Party night before. 24-Game with Beall-VVon 27-Milly comes to school, must be visitors, day. 28-We wonder why Goodie and Howard are so friendly? 1 ! 29-Come on senior girls this is Leap Year. -Anna Kate had her hair in curls today and looks well! Abie not to ben what? began reciting To 1 yrs March 2-Wanda is very interested in the English teacher. We wonder why? Marcin 5-Overheard in cloak I'00Ill: I'at-Alice dearest, if you could see my heart you would see your name written there. Alice-Yes. l know-but l'll het it looks like a hotel register. March ti-Sorority meeting. Dot and Ruth had good eats. Who said we couldn't have a good time without boys. March T- Pickles is progressing. Wonder if we will get any to eat? March H-Last practice of basket-ball. Nliurch il-Lust Hame+Won. Barton and Penn. Boys 65-205 Girls 21-9. March I2-Sorority threw n party at Goodie's. Howard was astonished when he learned that Hoodie had baked the marvelous chocolate cake. March III-Juniors elect Robert Mann, liditor-in-chief of TUE QUILL for 1929. March I4-lilwood and Marguerite go for a walk. March I5--Bob and Milly are seen together. How strange! March Ili-Deelanmtion contest. Elizabeth XVatkins and Melvin Sack are the winners. Marcli lil-Walter introduced the Flaming Youth Jazz Bow 'lTieg caused a riot. March 20- Ali Baba has only 39 thieves. March 21--Oh Min! What a thrill! We broadcasted over the radio at the Liberty. Murcli 22-llenvens! Reports. The usual question, How many E's have you? March 23-Basket-ball Party. We live and learn-Ice Cream and Cake took a curtain call and disappeared. Too bad. March 26-'Mary June comes to school on crutches. Another picture of lf nobody cared. March 27-Miss l ritehard decided to give the seniors a holiday. No English. Things will happen. March 28-lidrlie I made a grand rush and saved a young lady from falling two flights of steps. 'l'hut's the old spirit, Eddie. March 29-lflddie I falls down two flights of steps. March 30-Woodie got a hair cut. April :Z-Ruth told lloward thc wrong answer today, consequently Howard is peeved. April -I-Maurice professes his love for Carolyn. April 5-Miss Covey was made hysterical by Sammy's silly Hneigh neighf' April 6-School called at nine. April il-Orplux and Lardy hike 23 miles. April I0-Myrtle Chase becomes interested in news-boysfi April ll-Dress l'f'lll'lll'!-till for 'Pickles. April l2H- Pickles a huge success. April I3-I'r1n1sycowmc stall' for 1929 elected. Paul McDaniel, Editor. April Ili-'I'u1c Quin. goes to press. April li'-Miss Straight disagrees with Webster. April IS-Track practice begins in earnest. April lil-Mrs. M'cMurry has poor business, everybody reducing. April 20-I-Ii-Y dance. April 23-I-lnrvey Rice just found. Lost on the night of the Hi-Y dance. April 24-Miss Willison owes Pat 32.00. April 25-William Ilanawalt does the 100-yard dash in 2 hours flat-he stopped for dinner. April 26-Catherine Collins catches Pup,' Rice. . X 1,1 ugvenH0': April 27-Harvey says -I- HI. May l-P. I. lrons and Allegany Coleman go out for boys' baseball team. May 3-Mr. Paisley lost. May 4-Found in sewing room. M n y y .7jlClei-tion of oilicers for Gossip Club held in Room 9, George Tederick, Presidentg lfgll Ambrose other member. 79 May May May May May June June June June ,I une .Tune June .Tune J une June J une June June NX I1-Mr. Swanson receives his KY. C. P. Degree. 1Chief of Cellar I'olice.J I4--Pejoe absent, must he in New York again. 15-We notice that the saying Love is ficklef' is 20-fllll'li0l'-SOIll01' Pl'0Ill. 30-Holiday today. l -'Frzxek meet. -L-Seniors too huesy to he nuturzll. T- Kicked Ont of College. S-Good things nmst. he repented. l2-Senior EXIIIHS in full swing. 14-It eanlt he long now. 15-Last usseinhly-Seiiiors in charge. 17-Senior Sermon. l 8-l'a1rty. very true. 19-Class day. 20--Picnic. 21-Senior Tea in afternoon, Senior Proiu ut night. 22-Commencement exercises. 'e bid farewell to P. A. H. S. Yells Chick 21' Alzwku, chick il laekzt Clmw-elmw-r-haw doom ii lzleku, Boom ar laeku Raw, haw, haw Fhiek a lzwkzi ellaw Boom il lnekzi lmw Penn. Avenue Hi School Rah! Rah! Rah! X lx -I-ll-I-il. .l,'U-Il'Il-S--VH - l v I-Il-1-il P-e-n-n-s-y- - -a P'0-ll'll-S'y-l-V-il-Il-i-il Team I Team! Team E, Rah-rali-1'al1.-mli-rah Rlill-I'illl-l'ill1-l'ill1-I'illl Rall-rails-rzlli-ruh-rall Teanll Teurn ! Tea 111 ! lYll0-OU-U0'l'ili1! hYlI0-00-U0'l'1lll ! lVho-oo-oo-rnlil Team 1 Teil in ! Tezlm ! Yea-innroon Yea-white Yea-Penn Hi Lets fight! Yea team-figlit! Yea. team-fight! We ask you team-figlit! S0 :xlll'gl'U-g1'0-gl'0-gl'0U X'l'a1l1oo-wzilioo Bslzzoo-lmzzoo Hikai-pike:-cloxninilczx Hong pong'-tipzi tikzi Allega lJ1lli0g2l huh! Pennsylvaulin Ili School Rah! Rah ! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah I 1,0Illl'5.Yl-Villl ia- Ruh! Rah! Rah! Huh ! Penn-Syl-vain in Roh! Roh! Rah! Rath S Plfllll-Syl-V21lli2L Tezun ! 'l'e:un! Tczunl Katy Tin can-who can-we eau Whippoor will-who will-we did-who did-we slid wi What Y Beat Q--- - 2-4-6-S Whom do we npprucizLle? fNamo of player! P-e-n-n-s-ylhi P-e411-n-s-y--hi PT!-Il-ll-S-V1l1i Pennsy-Pennsy-Pennsy Hi! 1 . G -' . V , -'I' 4 I o . 1 ml.. Mftv N 3 ' 'il ' f N ' yi ' s 157 '-' .hx I '- , I A N ' xi I up ' y QUQ1 gi' unf iff, i X ' N ' ' 'E' fi. f ' qulffz 9 'T T 1 X I -- . I 1 , 1--IX 1' . c. -11 A 'f-X - .J-9 ' y, nj hp! In . XNJ- WN 31 i',x'l'lll-:uN XVICIMICILZ Honu- duy I um going to give you :1 piece of my IIIIllI1.U i4'IlI'INl'II H.: Uh you'rv foolish to divide- u little thing like that. I'IlDGAR 'I'.: Suy, is lhzll Ihv luoou rising ovvr ilu-rv? SALI-zsxmxz I don'L know I'1n :n strmigm-1' :wound Iiuu-. II,xuol.n II.: I ruuuIi is wumlvriug in his mind. I'M'l. Mr.: 'I'IiuI2's ull righi. II4- u'ou't go vm-ry l'au'.,' I'A'l'sY II.: Whut's Ihm- In-sl color for il lu'id0'! I l.oYll II.: Well, I lbI'l'f1'I' an whiIvo1u'. IIU'l'll: 'I'hu fIIl'Il2lI't' is out. l7o'l': WIly, it nun hog ilu- collar door is Ioqkc-rl. . XVOOIIIICZ III-Ilo. is i.hi:-s ilu- wuutlulr hurvuu'! Ilow about u shower this afternoon? Vow!-1 ox Puoxlcz I don'l. know, if you uoud one take it Ilofvrou: I'Im'1- you any 11-inpural.u1'v this lllOl'lliIIQ f.i I'.x'1'llcN'1': No sir. ilu- nursc just. look il. II.xlu.AN: 'Aix-IIIIIL would you suy if I throw you u kiss? Al.Ml-IDA: I'd suy you wa-rv the Iuzif-si muu I kuow.'I I1Alun': I could Iivv ou -iiIIIllIII'g't'l' vlu-csv ulouvf' Illllfl-'Yz You'd Iiuvv to. Ilmnfiz Whut's u. grupvfruil Y iAltI.'I'0N: IIfs 21' Iumou lhul hus hor-u given il vluuuw- and took 1'lflX'1llt'1Uf'.,: 1 an IJo'l': HI-v whiz! I wish t,lu-rv wnsn't such u thing as ll10Il0y.,, s RI I'II: IJon'1, worry, Dot. da-ur, wo have no proof that there is. Idmmvz I .: MYIIIIUS. you'ru ilu- lwigxgnsl, fool of un idiot, I evvr saw. Mu. SwlxNsoN: I5oys! Boys! lJou'I1 forgc-I, that I'm in the room. WAl.'l': I uskod if I mighl soo IICI' homo. ROY: And whut did shi- say? WALT: Sho said sho would send mc a pIl'i,IIl'0 of it. IIl r'l'll':: Wallin-1' l'l'IlIiIIKiH me of an litmus pnpc1'.', ICnN1l'1: IIow's that? Iill'I I'II'Z: llc I-Iiungvs color on-l'y timo hc sues AiIlIL!ii2l.,i MR:-2. Illclsmz Why, my dm-zu', you've got your shoes on the wrong feet? AIR. III-:1sl':Y: Hut, darling, tIury'ro thc only feet I've got? Miss I'1u'i'o1lAim: The next person that says 'huh' will he sent out of the room. ii'iIlDIl'I lf.: Huh Y SI BIARY JANE: What do they call the people who ride in the last three seats of a trolley ? ALICE: Er-I give up. BIARY JANE: Passengers. I'IARYE'1'2 '1'l11'ee men were standing under an umbrella and they didn't get wetf' TOMMY: How come ? IIARVEY: It wasn't raining. ALICE! I just came back from Jaek's funeral. HowAIzD: 'tls he dead? ALICE: Well, if he isn't they certainly played a dirty trick on himf' MR. INIACDONALD lin biologyl : Now this plant belongs to the begonia family. FRENCH S.: Oh, 1 see, you're keeping it for them while they are away. Edison, with all his inventions, was n piker compared to the ambitious young photogrnplier who advertised: Your baby, if you have one, can be enlarged, tinted and framed for bB8.S9. LANNY: Margaret, you are the Sth wonder in the world. XIAGGIE2 See that you clon't go looking for the other seven. ROY: Did you hear the story about the 'Golden Fleeee ! M. C.: No, do they bite? MR. HEISI-:Y fin- a.sse'm.blyj: Girls, I canlt blame you for looking at your wrist watch sev- eral times during my lecture, but I do object to your holding it to your ear to sec if it has stopped. Mn. RIACIDONALD Un 1'l1.ys'iesj: Girls, I expect to give you a few dates on which to pin l I 1 your information. MILLY: I hope the pins don't slip. LOST: One French book by Howard Malone, back torn and appendix covered with ink. MARY F.: Will you have cold cream in your eofl'ee? . KENNY: Buddy, how many natural magnets are known 'F' BUDDY: '4Two, old top. KENNY: Name them. BUDDY: Blondes and Brunettes. EDDIE YATES: Almeda, you're the most beautiful girl I have ever seen? ALMEDA: UGee, you're quick in noticing things. A ehiropodist advertises: I have treated eorns and bunions of many of the crowned heads of Europe. PATSY: :'XVhe11 I was young, the doctor said that if I didn't. stop smoking I would be- come feeble-minded. RUTH: Well, why didnyt you stop? IIUTTIEC What are you taking for your cold? l 6 PAT: fMake me an offer. If . I : I onseuse, v, o e se you wi rave 'our lair eu . Nlns XX ALBURY W Ro, f our I ll I 1 t ROY: I will not, itis too feminine. ABIE: I saw my doctor today about my loss of Inemoryf' KENNY: XVhat did he do? ABIE: Made me pay in advance? YALICEZ Say, Mother, why didn't you tell me those chairs on the porch were painted. Pat and I sat on one and Pat got paint on his trousers. 82 l w the Elixir: flzeiny urresledl: 'illut oliicer, I'm n student. Urrlerzn: lgnoi-anee is no excuse. Plverytliing enmes to him who waits-also him who orders hash. Why take life too seriously, yuu'll never get out of it alive. WA1.'l'l4:R: l think l'll hegin getting my eight hours sleep. Elllllld Y.: lint, we only have seven classes a day. lion: You i-ihuuld see the altar in our church. Mu,1.x': Lead me to it. t'A'l'lll'2lcN fat Ihr: groivcry xlnra' mul in u ll.1lI'7'jllZ Quickly-please give me a uiou-se trap. ant to cateh u street ear. llu'1 l'll':: Hive me an round trip tieketf' 'l'icKi-:T Au1cN'1': Wl1ere to. please 'fu Hll'I l'll'I: Hack here, you idiot. DOT AND HU'1 l'IE They sat together Walked together All sernester long. Sang together Strolled together llnppy as a song! They crammed together Flunked together 1 And wondered what was wrong. 3: 1':l'tNIl'1 lirlzeu he 'visited llie ala-nfist one :lay uskerli: 'iDoetor can I spit? D1+:N'1'l:s'r: I don't kmnv, try. Mins Fuss: lluw du our soeeer men ever get clean? MR. l'AlSl.l-DY! Dfni't he silly. what do you Suppose our seruhs teams are for? Miss E. n'1i.l.IHONZ l'Iugeue. name three kinds of nutsf' l'1Utll'1Xl'2: l'ennul.s, ehestuuts and forget-me-nuts. ' AIAII-IDA: Hxyillltr do you eall him-the man who directs the staging of a play ? Xl'.xl.'l'l-:nc Wliy, the stage enneh. of eourse. PM' fl uIl of in-irslz Ihr-re's something going around that will interest you. Al.lt'lf1: Well he enreful. 'l'here are some pins in my waist. VlSl'l'0ll! What, kind of history is that you are studying-American, Ancient or World T' Nliun' .l.iNi-1: I dun't know, ma'am. I have only been taking this eourse six weeks and eover is tern ull' my hunks. Mus. SNYDI-Ill: Clive me n sentence using the word pendulum. A Hl+1Yl'IN'I'll tllmlilflliz Lightning was invented by Pendulum Franklin. FILANCEN IIESS: l niippurse llilly and iliruest. will soon he here. Mu. Slll.l,lVANt lf they don't come they will he absent. Sim: l took the reeipe lm' this eake out of the eookhoolcf' Hr: fnflei' mnupliwyj: Yun did perfectly right: it should never have been put therefi Illucin' l'M'NlA:: Oh, my arm! You know Fm a little etifl' from Bowling. ' hV00llll'f lll-LNRY: I duu't. eare where you're from. 'Mun' i4'ISlll'l'lL: I dmft want a large picture. l'uo'rouim1ulER: Then close your mouth, please. H55 If F Ann-3: 'tDad. you rcnuexnllcl' you promised me a dollar a week if l graduated this June. Mn. ,i.IGll'l': Yes, my hoyf' ABIICZ Woll, I thought I'd toll you that's one expense you ncud not worry about. 1 luNL'1':s Bo'1'Hl-'olun Do you uso tooth paste? VIRGINIA SELL: Uh, my no! My tooth are not loose. GI-JRTIE: NYhy do you c-all your Ford 'Old lliuko1'y'? KENNY: Because it drops so many nuts. PAUI, Mollxxii-ri.: Do you liko simple things? V11ao1N1.x Kms!-Jie: Arc you pl-oposingf' E1,M1-:nz Silt tho alarm for two. will you? EMU.: You and who ohio? Miss L'ox'lf:Y: 'Wllmt was that terrilih- noisv ova-r in the Frenuli room a while ago? BIAURIUE: Uh, that was our l rvnc'h Cluh singing tho 'Mayo1nmise'!,' Miss l'1u'1'c'il.xno: l havo wi-nt. Thai, is wrong, isn't it? Blu. lloU'r: his, ma.'anif' BUSH P.: Why is it wrong? BILL.: Bm-cause you ain't wi-nt yt-t. WAYS 'l'0 Gli'l' A VAVATION Try Smoking in lX1cNlurl'y's. A Sliding down ll2llllllSlL'l'S. Skipping school. Being tardy uvory day for a wut-k. . Talking hack to a teacher. Giving an exhibition daulvo on illo clwmislry tahlc. 'I'ul'ning tho clock up in the olliw. MISS IC. XYILLIHON: Clifton why arm- you 4-oming to class fivc minutes late? 01.11-'TON CRAWFORIJ: llc-od Miss Willison. that ilSSl'll'llliy prograni was so dry I just to ,top to got a drink. Mus. Sxvnl-:nz What is teak wood? Slcv1cN'x'l1 illmllliz Boy: A kind of wood used to makv antique f1ll'Illi.lll'l'.,' Mu. MAolJoN.x1.u: liiv1- thi- formula we clisvussvd yesterday. lflmm l-luusoxz 1-LOMQ. fhluddy Wato1'.l DUIJICZ What are you crying about Earl? EARL lJoUGl,.xs: My dog's dead. Dum-3: 'l'hat'fa nothing. my grandniotlior diod a week ago and l'm not crying. ICARI. ll.: No, hut you d-idn't rairu- ill'I' from a pup. MISS E. XYIl.l,ISO'N! Paul A. do you know anything about this Fl'CllCiI'fU PAUL A. BU'1 1':-4: A littlu, what would you like to knowln E525 84 had ADVEHTIHEHENTE , , x t A . x 1,77 , , .. .... ,, , ...-.--- ML- ' A -N., r? ,H Tj? ,:4,f, iz.f, - W-Tiff' , - 1 ' - ' ' , ',,f ., NJ' TW x , w V . . I x -T L11-.+1i'E-'f' f ,im f F, ,, V J, W P .Y 7' -B-T .1 Lg- D 3, 1 J- 77j,1'fl q'!Qf'f,Q'3i 5 .xii i I - W,- ,. f'- 0. ' wr 1. ' . 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Students can begin amy time it XCm'lt erm was Business Scltom' HZLQALTIMORE ST- X' X-A ff Cumeentsmma, We extend heartiest congratulations to the CLASS OF 1928 AND FACULTY PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL The South Cumberland Planning Mill W. Lester Boward Coron's Watchmaker and jeweler Confectlonery 38 NORTH CENTRE STREET CUMBERLAND MARYLAND Jack Wise Ladies and Children Hair Cutting and Marceling Permanent Wave 21 SOUTH CENTRE STREET Home Made Candy Fresh Daily 201 BALTIMORE STREET CUMBERLAND MARYLAND Compliments of Keeclfs Drug Store 600602 VIRGINIA AVENUE Phone 1208 Compliments of Imperial Ice Cream Company Cumberland Music Mrs. McMurry's Centre, Inc. Confectioner . . . Y Everything m Music Candles and Sheet Music, Records, Accessories School Supplies Instruments, Radios 5062 NORTH CENTRE STREET Compliments of Commercial Savings Bank Tfxsxna G. Lownmzs, President A. G. MCELPISH, Cashier CARL F. Scnmurz, Asst. Cashier Cumberland Savings Bank Promoters of Thrift 609 VIRGINIA AVENUE CUMBERLAND MARYLAND 1 SOWERS FLOWER SHOP Whatever You Buy of Us it's Satisfaction We Sell Flowers For Every Occasion Artistic Floral Creations 48 No1xTH CENTRE STREET PHONE 880 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Childers E99 Swain A 0. H. HGLTZMAN Bros. DRUGS BARBER SHOP 207f211 VIRGINIA AVENUE 86 BALTIMORE STREET Courtesy, Sanitary Service and comfort is our aim Phone 943 GOOD CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN 4523+ Schwarzenback E99 Son 128432 BALTIMORE STREET CUMBERLAND MARYLAND DIAMOND RINGS GRADUATION GIFTS WARDROBE TRUNKS CW G E CUMBERLAN D's EXCLUSIVE JEWELRY Ze LUGGAGE STORE Elgin Wrist Watch, 3516.95-Wrist Watch, Sport Style, 558.95 59 NORTH CENTRE STREET Compliments of T NEW THEATRE? The Popular Show House of South Cumberland Compliments of ACME SUPPLY COMPANY WE WILL PAY YOU ONE DOLLAR for your OLD BATTERY 559.95 U S L BATTERIES 559.95 At Mail Order House Prices With L'Goldeu Rule Service U S L BATTERY STATION 110 SOUTH MECHANIC STREET PHONE 3278 4,:1 2 . .lzi 1 -.-- -H ii: Iifsi?22321as121211siiilaif'2ea2a22i232i221?5' ,aie12523132iiiiiaggzaqetggpg 1-.-: IO 9 0 ' Q ' 'A ' A 1 B0 S. T. L1ttIe Jewelry :lz 5 ,-44 Company Tlzere'saJcliglzU'ul, refreshing, TWO SYUYCS cleansing kick in a FITCH SHAMPOO l STANLEY BURKES BARBER SHOP 919 VIRGINIA AVENUE 113 BALTIMORE STREET 329 VIRGINIA AVENUE Good Goods come in Little packages '77th Year Compliments of BOPP'S FLOWER SHOP Bonded F lowers By Wire Florist Compliments of FURMAN G. PUGH Compliments of LIBERTY TRUST COMPA NY CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of THE SERVICE PRESS R. L. SPIKBR, Proprietor Jas. H. Brinker I. H. SACK E99 BIOS. 501 VIRGINIA AVENUE Kelvinator Refrigerators SHG Maytag Washers Make Us Garland Stoves Your Merchandise Store JAMES o. PCWELL General Contractor and Builder 19 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET CUMBERLAND MARYLAND Fraternity, College ancl Class jewelry COIDIITCITCCITTCIT t An UOUIICCIDCU ts and Invitations jeweler to the junior Class of Penn Avenue H igli Scliool L. G. Balfour Company Mmmfzxcturing jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORC, MASS. Ask Any College Greek The Ways Jewelry Company NEW STORE Z6 NORTH CENTRE STREET COLD BAR BRAND PERFECTION IN CANNED Coobs The Kenneweg Company Compliments of CUMBERLAND ELECTRIC COMPANY 138 VIRGINIA AVENUE PHONE 610 APPRECIATION C5949 The Class of '28 takes this opportunity to thank those who volunteered their help to make our first annual a success. We realized that it would be a great task to edit the school's first year book and We knew that outside help would be very essential. We received far greater cofoperation than we had even hoped for. We wish to specially thank the following persons for their splendid aid: Mrs. Albert Weber and Elmer Beeche for their assistance in the advertising section, Charles Brooke for his skill in our picture department. Miss Kathryn Pafel and Mr. A. J. Sullivan in the typing of our copy, and Miss Gerardine Pritchard for correcting our copy. Wedding Invitations and Announcements CARDS Fon ALL OCCASIONS, COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS VISITING CARDS. SAMPLES UPON REQUEST Capitol Social Engraving Company EVENING STAR BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. C. wg 5 13: ll BELL II! X ,px HQ K mu MADE TI-IE IMPRINT CDF PRIDE RINTING is the great con' structive force of the modern civilized world. It plays the indispensable part in the dissemination of news, in the expression and progression of political ideals, in the records and exchange of commerce and industry. It democratizes education, science, art, music -and broadens the scope of everything it touches. 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