Philipsburg Osceola Area High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1934 volume:

f-'S THE TALE LIGHT 1934 Board of Education Dr. Frank Gette President Mrs. Lucy Howe Merrell Mrs. Emma VVOmelsd0rff Vice President Secretary Mr. J. Frank Kephart Mr. William B. Johnston Treasurer Q' The Philipsburg High School Philipsburg, Penna. KsZ9'Q'6'qQ'6 Q 615 QY6'oYQg:5gfgfgggvggoibzgivfv QZQAQ QYQYQ ov6'1l,,g-I1 cya xy lil Tale Lu.hl, V, I Dedication QQ O the ,graduates of the Philipsburg High School, all of whom have continually shown a friendly interest in our activities, and in every enterprise for the advancement of the School, we, the class of '34, as a token of our lasting gratitude, dedicate this year book. Keio 'Q Q Q- vvebs Qfiii?E2????f:31a3'4.oX1 -oxo ssc Q Qfo 1 o Q .NZ 19'-- Tale Light. -34 FACULTY Graduate of Philipsburg High School Completed courses at Lock Haven, Col- umbia University and Pennsylvania State College. H. O. CRAIN SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL bl lQ Graduate of Milroy High School Graduate of Susquehanna University Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State College F. E. EI-IRENFELD, B. S. PRINCIPAL TEACHER OF SENIOR MATHEMATICS 5611976 9 Q Q 01 1 i Q QQf??g?jTZ3:1 3f6.04a Q-QXQQQ 0 0 Q Q 151 4 l'z1Ie I1ig11I 'ffI11 FACULTY N91 up , M. S. HANCOCK, A. H. 1' ',X1'11 Y' 11I1',l1 4Iu12 XNIJ S1-UNION IIISTUIIY 'x'1 1 11f1 f 1411J' IYJUTISXII CWJXVI1 1.11. ,X1 1, ,11 1. 1111113 1 1 1'11il111-1111111 1111111 801111111 4.1..,-1 11 111 f111f'1'l :11 1,0111-11,1- X 1 1 11 111 11- 1 211 '11 Sj.'1x:1111:l Stain' ffxllezzn- TIIOLIAS LABOCK, B. S. 1'1C.V!1fC1' 01 .Il'N101l ANI! SIGNIOIL si 11'fNI'I1f 1'X11'1'1'Y NIV'Xi'1'i'1D1-' X'1'11I1- 1'14'4 121'11f11 'w1' 1'Vi111'J11 -1 1114111 'i111f'111 F11:L1111:-'11 1,1 1':-1:11:1j.'1'.:,::i:1 Sinn- 4'111l1-110 11:1-1141111 11. 1, '1 11 P111-'1Nx1'5:x111'1 S1111 111111-141- ELIZA-XB1'I'1'H 111f21IPHHf'1Y, A. B. 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TEACHER OF JUNIOR AND SENIOR ENGLISH ASSISTS IN DRAMATIC WORK Attended Philipsburg High School for two years Graduate of Birmingham School Graduate of Skidmore College Extension work from Pennsylvania State College MARJORIE WOMELSDORFF, A. B. TEACHER OF SOPHOMORE HISTORY AND ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg High School Graduate of Wilson College Attended University of Wisconsin Extension work from Pennsylvania State College ELIZABETH CRAIN, B. S. TEACHER OF SOPHOMORE ENGLISH AND HISTORY DEBATING COACH Graduate of Philinsburg High School Graduate of Lock Haven Teachers' College Extension work from Pennsylvania State College CHARLES SPANGLER, B. S. DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COACH OF ATHLETICS Graduate of York High School Graduate of Gettysburg College Summer work at Pennsylvania State College RALPH COPE, B. S. MANUAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR IN THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Graduate of Kennett Square High School Graduate of Pennsylvania State College in Mechan- ical Engineering and Industrial Education RUTH L. STOVER, B. S. DOMESTIC SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR IN THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Graduate of Montgomery High School Graduate of Pennsylvania State College W. JAY KENNEDY, A. B. MUSIC INSTRUCTOR AND TEACHER OF NINTH GRADE CIVICS Graduate of State College High School Graduate of Pennsylvania State College Summer work at Pennsylvania State College RUSSELL M. LUCAS, B. S. TEACHER OF NINTH GRADE ALGEBRA Graduate of Philipsburg High School Graduate of Juniata College QQBSBQQQ+vvQQvvv53Q3d?vbQpovwC , -,y ELIZABETH M. SWIRES, B. S. TEACHER OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Margaret Hirst . Grade One Emma J. Milsom Grade One Elizabeth Acton . Grade Two Helen F. Forshey Grade Two Louise Hoffer ...Grade Three Margaret White ,Grade Three 19-- Tale Light -34 FACULTY EDNA M. MILLER, A. B. TEACHER OF NINTH RADE LATIN Graduate of Philipsburg gh School Graduate of Allegheny College ISADORE M. ZIFF, B. S. TEACHER OF NINTH GRADE SCIENCE Graduate of Philipsburg High School Graduate of Lock Haven State Teachers College KATHLEEN HANCOCK, A. B. TEACHER OF NINTH GRADE ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg High School Graduate of Otterbein College Extension work from Pennsylvania State College LENA D. WAUGH OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH TEACHER GRADE MATHEMATICS Graduate of Philipsburg High School Completed Courses at Lock Haven and Penn- sylvania State College RUTH CALLAHAN, A. B. TEACHER OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GEOGRAPHY Graduate of Philipsburg High School Graduate of Otterbein College Extension work from Pennsylvania State College JUANITA HOYT TEACHER OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg High School Attended Pennsylvania State College and University of Pittsburgh Graduate of Philipsburg High Sr-hnol Graduate of Indiana State Teachers College Summer Work at Pennsylvania State College GRADE FACULTY ' Margaret FergusnnGrade Four Ethel Bragonier .,.,.,.. Teacher ol' Music in the first four Oral Lahock ..... Grade Four zgrades and Director of the Senior H. S. Girls Glee Club Anna Bowers .... Grade Five Ada N. Dom ................................ School Nurse Henrietta Kirk Grade Five Alice Green ..,... .... ......... ..,. l J c ntal Hygienist Mrs. Frances Goss. Grade Six Helen Rickard ..., .... O ffice Secretary Sue Twigg ....... Grade Six fffff.-K6s6'Q 9 Q'9 9-Q'-CYVQQ 663122555f5g3:143f4.effg Q-oxof X 1 Q Q-Q f s 0 4 fy ' Mae Classical NANCY MAE BAILEY Home Room Activities, 102, 23 105, 3 3 101. 43 Debating Club, 2 3 Art Club, 3 3 Vice Pres., fl 3 Annual Staff, 4. Mae pounds the ivorics every day, Il, chases all her blues away. Bowman Scientific ALVIN C. BAUGHMAN Home Room Activities, 102, 23 105, 33 101, 43 Science Club, 23 History Club, 33 Hobby Club, fl: Track, 2, 3, 4. This boy is tall, blond and witty. Not to be his friend would be quite a pity. Black V Scientific JANET E. BLACK Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105. 33 201, 43 Science Club, 23 Eti- quette Club, Vice Pres., 23, 43 Ath- letic Assoc., 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Drarnatics, 3, 4. She may be Black , she may bc white, But to us she's quite all right.. Max Classical MAXINE BRUMBAUGH Home Room Activities, 103, Pres., 23 206, Vice Pres., 33 201, Sec., fl: Art Club, 23 Dramatic Club, CE: Travel Club, -13 Athletic Assoc., 2, 33 Sec., 43 Annual Staff, 43 Gym leader, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, 33, Capt., 4: Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Tri- Hi-Y, 2, 33 llramatics, 2, 3, ll. Whose vampinpr eyes are these we see? Fair Maxine's they're sure to be. Bob Scientific EDGAR R. BUZZELL, JR. Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 206. 33 201, 4 3 Music Club, 2. 3, fl: Athletic Assoc.. 2, 5. -1 I Annual Stalin, 4: Jr. Oratorical Contest 3 Band, 2, 3, fl: Orchestra. 2, 23, 1. Many a girl is sure to seek, The blush that's found in Bobbie's cheek. 19--- Tale Liilhtf'-34 SENIORS ' Fi-an Classical FRANCES IZKBALISTRERE Home Room Activities, 103, 23 205, 293 201, l3 Art Club. 2: Etiquette Club, 13, Pres., 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, fl. Frances is quiet and very sedate, As a :ood sport, sl1e's right up to date. Al Classical ALICE M. BEACH Home Room Activities, 104, 23 206, 233 101, 43 History Club, 23 Eti- quette Club, 3, 4. A 'red-lic:id she'll always be, So very dear to you and me. Betty Classical ELIZABETH N. BOWERS Home Room Activities, 102, 23 205. 233 101, l: Art Club, 2, 3, Pres., 43 Annual Stail, 43 Gym leader, 23 Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 33 Ilramatics, 2, 3, 4. Betty is our artist born, Her works ot' art will halls adorn. Bucky Scientific IVIERLE C. BUCKWALTER Home Room Activities, 103, 23 205, 333 201, Vice P1'es., 43 Travel Club, 23 Photographers Club, 33 History Club, Pres., -13 Athletic Assoc., 2, 43 Gym leader, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 13 Football, 3, 43 Hi-Y, 33 Dra- matics, 3. VVoi'k and play'do not mix, So to work he just says Unix. Bob Scientific ROBERT B. CAREY Home Room Activities, 202, 23 105, S33 101, 113 Travel Club, 2, 33 Ath- lexic Club, 43 Athletic Assoc., 2, 33 Annual Staff, 43 Gym leader, 23 Basketball Mgr., 43 Football Mgr., 43 Track, 3, 4. His cracks are wise and very neat His favorite walk is Laurel stleet. llnne Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, , .V e 10. - Tale Light 34 S E N I O R S Q- l'eM Commercial MARG. A. CARTWRIGHT :ZZ 207, 4: Commercial Club, 2, 3: Library Club, 4. She may be tall, she may be thin, liut plenty ot' frientls she'll always win. I orry' Commercial PERRY M. COPELIN llome Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 23: 207, 4: Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4. Perry is a quiet lad, liut you never, never find him sad. '4Nora Classical HONORA K. CURTIN Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 23: 201, -1: Debating Club, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Stalf. 4: Gym leader, 4: Basket- l'all, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, -1: Tri-Hi- Y, 2 3,: llramatics, 3, 4: Cheer leader, 2, 3, 4. N:nra's as gay as a bird on the wing, She sings as much and as well as Bing. Einstein Scientific CLOYD C. DINGER Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, IS: 201, Pres., l: Science Club, 2, il: Travel Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 1: Annual Staff, 4: Winner Jr. Oratorical Contest. Cloyd's the ecnius ot' our class, At girls he never makes a pass. Jean 1 Classical JEAN BAIRD DUNSMORE Home Room Activities, 103. 2: 105, Vice Pres., 3: 101, 4:'Travel Club. 2: Library Club, 3: Travel Club, 1: Athletic Assoc., 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3. She's blond and fond of study hard The man who picks her, draws the lucky card. ..Miw.. Classical MILDRED K. COPELIN Home Room Activities, 102, Sec., 101, 4: Science Club, 2: 205. 3: Vice Y Pres., Pres., 2: Etiquette Club, 3 : Dramatic Club, Sec., 4 : Gym leader, 2 : Basketball, 2. 4 : Glee Club, Bobbie Home Room 3: 207, 4: Matt Home Room Sonny may . But watch game. Al-o ALICE Home Room 3: 201. 4: letic Assoc., Connie Home Room Club, 3, quette Club, 2, 3. Pres., 4: Dra- matics, 4: Mig surpassed the historic Cleo. Mfhen it came to getting' Leo. Commercial ELSIE E. COWHER Activities, 103, 2: 206, Library Club, 2: Eti- quette Club, 3: Commercial Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3 . Elsie is busy all day long, Writing notes or singing a song. Scientific GEORGE DAWSON, JR. Activities. 104. 2: 206. Pres., ZS: 101, 4: Etiquette Club, 2: Sec., Treas., 3: Athletic Club, 4: Athletic Assoc, 1: Gym leader, 2: Football, 1, 2, 3, 11: Hi-Y, 2: Vice- Pres., 3. seem young: and tame, him play a football Classical L. DUNSMORE Activities, 102, 2: 206. Travel Club, 2: Eti- 3: Art Club, 4: Ath- 2, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2 3. Her line is known by all she meets, And she will never know tlcfeat. Commercial CAROLINE C. FLAITZ Activities. 202, 2: 205, 3: 207, 4: Travel Club, 2: Library 4: Dramatics. 3, 4. She's so neat, and thin, and tall, She reminds us of a china dnll. lfl ff- Tale Lightugfifl S E N I O R S 'if Polly Classical MARY PAULINE FOSTER Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Library Club, 2: Debat- ing Club, 3: Art Club, Sec., 4. Pauline likes thefm sweet and sun- HY Who, could please her better than Dunny. Fran Scientific FRANCES R. FRONTINO Home Rfoom Activities, 205, 3: 207, 4: French Club, 3, Pres., Sec., 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. Although Frances has little to say, She is friendly in her own quiet way. Goosie Commercial ROBERT GOOD Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, 3: 207, 4: Debating Club, 2: Travel Club, 3: Photographers Club, Sec, 4: Glee Club, 4. Being silly is not enough In all naughty pranks he knows his stuff. Chick Commercial CHARLOTTE M. GINTER Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 204, 3: 207, 4: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc.. 2: Gym leader, 23 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Cheer leader, 2, 3, 4. Does she chew gum? Oh boy! I'll SBY1 But she always has some to give away. . Red Scientific LEONARD R. G'RIF'FITH Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: History Club, 2: Vice Pres., 3 Photographers Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Gym lead- er, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Football, 4: Dra- matics, 3. His red crop of hair sets many a snare, For runaway hearts to be cauarht unaware. Frank Classical MARY CAROLINE FRANK Home Room Activities, 103, Sec., 2: 105, Sec., 3: 201, Treas., 4: Art Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 3: Eti- quette Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Gym leader, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Dramatic, 3, 4. Frankie is a blue-eyed blonde, And of her we are very fond. Jerry Scientific JEROME T. GEORGE Home Room Activities, 103, Pres., 2: 206, Pres., 3: 201, Pres., 4: Music Club, 2, Sec., 3, Pres., 4: Gym leader, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres., 2, Vice Pres., 3, Vice Pres., 4: Lead- er Magazine Drive, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 3: Student Representative, 4: Dramatics, 2, 3, 4: Business Mgr. Annual Staff, 4. Who's our Musician, Orator and Friend-- Jerry, whose talents have no end. Sal K Classical MARY ALICE GOWLAND Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Debating Club, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3. Alice likes to roller skate, Perhaps she does it for her weight. Green Scientific HUGH R. GREEN, JR. Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 206, 3: 101, Pres., 4: Music Club, 2. 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Gym leader. 2, 3: Jr. Oratorical Contest: Glee Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 2, 3: Drarnatics, 2, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. Hughie is the sheik of our class, He is the secret love of many a lass. Bill Scientific WILLARD C. GUELICH Home Room Activities, 202, Vice Pres., 2: 205, Pres., 3: 20k 4: Science Club, 2: Photograp er's Club, 3: Hobby Club, 'Pres., 4: Athletic Assoc., 3, 4: Track, 3, 4: Hi-Y. 3: Dramatics, 3. Bill is handsome, big and tall, For his nice way the girls all fall. Qrfjf KQIQLQIQ oIv'6 Y i QYQ 4.04 -sso 919 QYQYQ 'Q 11.55 151 Tale Liglitufili Y S E N I O R S 'Q' Doss Scientific JOSHUA G. HARRINGTON Home Room Activities, 101, 1: lie- bating Club, Vice Pres., 4: Ath- letic Assoc., 4. He was so shy a year ago, But P. H. S. has made him grow. Bun Scientific THURMAN E. HARTMAN Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Etiquette Club, 2: Travel Club, 3: Photographers Club. 4: Athletic Assoc., 3: Football, 2, 3 ,4. Bun Hartman's a five year man, Across the goal line he once ran. Squeaky Classical FRANCES MAY HESS Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, 3: 101. 4: Science Club, 2: French Club, 3: Art Club, 42 Athletic As- soc., 2: Annual Staff, 4: Glee Club, 2. 3. 4. She is very, very wise, But can she roll those big, brown eyes? Benny Scientific WILLIAM H. HOFFER Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: Athletic Club, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, Vice Pres.. 3: Pres., 4: Gym leader, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres., 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Hi- Y, 3, 4: Magazine Drive, Pres., 4: Stage Mizr., 3, 4: Asst. Business Mgr. Annual Staff, 4. In French we see our Benny cher, Confusing aimer with amer. Gold A Commercial GOLDIE R. HUSSIERE Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 206, 3: 207, 4: Science Club, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club, 4: Gym leader. 3: Jr. Oratorical Contest: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Basketball, 2. 3. An editor some day she may be, Writing: news of you and me. Mayme Classical MARY ALICE HARTLEY Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Science Club, 2: Art Club, 3: Treas., 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Basket,- ball, 4: Gym leader, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Dramatics, 3, 4. Who hates to stay within her seat? Mayme, whose bamrs are hard to beat. Beak Scientific MATHEW S. HEMMIS Home Room Activities. 102, 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: History Club, 2: Ath- letic Club, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Gym leader, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Football, 2, 3: Co-Capt., 4: Track, 2, 3, 4. Football is his favorite sport, But he does darned well on the basketball court. Cric Classical SARA C. PIOFFER Home Room Activities. 104, Sec.. 2: 206, Vice Pres., 3: 201, 4: Dra- matic Club, 2, 3, Vice Pres., 4: Cheer leader, 4: Leader Magazine Drive: Basketball, 2, 3, Mgr. 4: Dramatics, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Gym leader, 2, 3: Editor- in-Chief Annual Staff: Jr. Orator- ical Contest. In spite of her work, in spite of her fun, Our Editor-in-Chief has the boys on the lun. Red Scientific ANDREW HUDAK Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: History Club, 2: Photo- graphers Club, 3: Treas., 4: Ath- letic Assoc., 4: Football, 2, 3, 4. Andy's good at the Scot,chman's game, His golfing will probably spread his name, Aleck Scientific ELLWOOD E. JOHNSON Home Room Activities, 202, Pres., 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: Athletic Club, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff. 4: Gym leader, 2, 3, 4: Class Treas., 3, 4: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Football Mgr., 4: Track Mgr., 4. In basketball he does excell- For the future we wish him well. I0 Tale Light 131 S E N I O R S 'Q' Johnny Classical HAZEL J. JOHNSON Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Sec., 3: Etiquette Club, 4: Athletic As- soc., 2, 3, 4: Gym leader, 2: Glee Club, 2, 3: Tri-Hi'Y, 2, 3. Of Hazel's giggle we're very proud, 'Cause we'll know where she is in the largest crowd. Bertie Classical BERTHA MAE KANOUR Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 205, Sec. Vice Pres., 3: 201, Sec., 4: Science Club, 2: Etiquette Club, Treas., 3: Art Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Annual Stafl', 4: Dra' matics. 3. Bertie has a little beau, From what I hear his name is Joe, Speed Scientific GEORGE E. KNOWLES Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Travel Club, 2: Photo- grapher's Club, 3: Hobby Club. See., 4: Hi-Y, Sec. 3. Georpre's just a little boy, In hunting deer he finds great joy. Pink Scientific RUTH M. LINGLE Home Room Activities, 206, 3: 101, Sec. -1: Travel Club, 3: Vice Pres., lg Athletic Assoc., 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 3. Dates and dates are her delight, She has one almost every night. Gracie Commercial GRACE LOUISE LYMAN Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 205, 3: 207, 4: Science Club, 2: Eti- quette Club, 3: Library Club, Pres.. 4: Annual Staff, 4: Glee Club, 2: Dramatics, 4. Full of fun? Well, you bet. On the rush? Hasn't stopped yet. Mike Scientific WILLIAM M. JUSCHIK Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 201, Treas., 4: Travel Club. Vice Pres., 2, 3: Debating Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 25, 1: llramatics, 2, 3: Track, 4. 'tMike thinks the government is a flop, But perhaps some clay he'll reach the top. Bill Scientific WILLIAM KNAPPER, JR. Home Room Activities, 104. 2: 205, 3: 207. 4: Science Club, 2, 3: Hob- by Club, 1: Football, 2, 3: Track, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 3. Ilan Cupid surely hit his mark, When he sent Maxine into his heart. Silky Scientific EDWARD T. LEWIS Home Room Activities, 102, Vice Pres., 2: 105, Sec. 25: 201, Vice Pres., 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 1: Gym leader, 4: Class Vice Pres., 2: Dramatics, 3: Basketball, 2: Hi-Y, 3. Eddie is a curly-haired shiek, Beside him Gable would look meek. Scamp Scientific HA LDANE LUKENS Home Room Activities, 202, 23 205, 3: 101, ll: Travel Club, 2: French Club, Ci: Photograpliefs Club, 1. They call him t'Scamp , you won- der why 7 You ought to know him as well as I. Meir Classical MIARY LOUISE LUPTON Home Room Activities, 202, Vice P1'es., 2: 105, 3: 201, -1: Debating Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 3: Travel Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Glee Club, 2, Il. She never studies, but acts very silly, She thinks that no one's as nice as her Billy. T557 C KOI9'9 9 X93 O bs : C fovcfiig1if5TZE?fL+2o.o1, we Q19 Q 97970 'Q 1 'fzgfq - -sy Don Scientific DONALD S. MAURER Home Room Activities, 10t, 2: 206, 3: 201, fl: Photographers Club. 2. 3: History Club, 4: Athletic AS- sfic., 33, t: Annual Stall. 4: Gym leader, 2, 33, 4: Basketball, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. He dashes ouitkly around the track, Before hc's gone we find him back. Pat Commercial LIMA E. MCGINLEY Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 31: 207, 4: Library Club, 2: His- mry Club. :Sz Library Club, Pres., 4. . 1 r'wm school lima often skips, Even though it means work slips. 'tMinnic Scientific FRANCIS P. MIGNOT Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, 33: 101, X: History Club, 2: Ath- letic Club, ZS, 4: Music Club. 3, 4: Gym leader, Cl: Basketball, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3: Football, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 11, 4: Band, 3, 1: Orches- tra, 3. 4. .. Minnie is a funny boy, Good as gold without alloy. Bill Scientific WILLIAM N. MOORE Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 201, -1: History Club, 2: French Club, :Ez Hobby Club. 4: Athletic Assoc., et: Dramatic Club, 3. Bill Moores nurse was his deliyzht, He used to see her every nigrht. Connie Scientific CONNOR ARCHIE MUIR Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 205, 33: 201, I 5 Travel Club. 2, :ic Hobby Club, 1: Athletic Assoc., 3, 4: He has the prettiest hair in the class, But. with a red necktie, it surely would clash. ..Beany.. Classical LILA JEAN MCCALL Home Room Activities, 2: 105. 3: 101. Sec.. 102, Treas., 4: Debatim: Club, 2: French Club, 3: Music Club, 4: Athletic Assoc.. 2, 3: An- nual Staff. 4: Gym leader, 3: Bas- ketball, 3. 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri'Hi-Y, 2, 3: Cheer leader, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra, On big.: buys Beany But 'Hips Boy Kinny ..Bm.. GEORGE W. T. Home Room Activities, 13: 207. 4: Travel Club, Club, SS: Photographer Athletic Assoc.. 2: Ji Contest. Chewinil Mum is Bill's 4. never picks, never kicks. Scientific MIESS 204. 2: 205, 2 : Debating' 's Club, 4: . Oratorical delight, Ile chews it. morninir, noon and night . ' Mid Classical MILDRED E. MOORE Henle Room Activities, 104, 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Debating: Club, 3, 1: Athletic As- soc., 2, 32, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Class Sec.. 2: Tri-Hi-Y. 3. A mathematician she used to he, But now she's swamped by chem- istry. Kinney Scientific KINSEL T. MORRIS-ON Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Athletic Club. 2. 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2. 3. 4: Basketball, 2, 3. 1: Glee Club, 4: Football, 2, 3. 1: Track. IS, 4. Kinny is a big, jolly boy. Little Beany is his joy. Wendie Scientific WENDELL H. MTUSSER Home Room Activities. 202. 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: History Club, 2: French Club, 3. 4: Annual Staff, 4. Always quiet and reserved, This boy never gets on YOUI' HQFVQS. fgfgfn xero' Q Q'Q so-bro ' -Q vs-f:5,g2p3ggg5ge1fw oi .oss Qs .f 'YQ Q 'O Bert Scientific FRANK BURTON MYER,S Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Science Club, 2: His- tory Club, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Glee Club, 4: Track, 3. Never wrong, adways right, He is sure to win the fight. Mat Scientific MATTHEW NOLAN Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 206, 3: 207, 4: Science Club, 2: Photo- grapher's Club, 3: History Club, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4. Matthew has such nice blond curls, His bright remarks amuse the girls. Bill Scientific WILLIAM D. NORTHOVER Home Room Activities. 102, 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: History Club, 2: French Club, 3: History Club. 4: Hi-Y, 3: Dramatics, 2, 3. Bill's knowledge of Chemistry's -rather confusing, But the stories he w1'ites are very amusing. Abe Scientific ABRAHAM J. PARSKY Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: History Club, 2: Debat- ing Club, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2: Annual Staff, 4: Dramatics, 3, 4: Debating Team, 3, 4. Abe's delight is a good debate, H'e's never absent, but always late. Ike Commercial PAUL DONALD REE SE Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, 3: 207, 4: History Club, 2: Science Club, 3: Commercial Club, 4: Ath- letic Assoc., 2, 3: Football, 2, 3. In Powelbon they raise them right, For Paul is really very bright. 19f' 'Tale Light -34 SENIORS ' ' Barrel' ' SCi8I1f1fiC HARRY S. NELSON Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: Athletic Club. 2, 3, 43 Athletic Assoc., 4: Gym leader, 2: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 2, 31 Football, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3. 4- Barrel, with that winning grin, Certainly roped his Sophomore in. Nordie Scientific MAURICE A. NORDBERG Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Etiquette Club, 2: Ath- letic Club, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Gym leader, 2, 3: Basketball, 3: Mgr., 4: Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Track, 3, 4. In football Nordie has often shown, That it's easy for him to break a bone. .. Joe Scientific JOSEPH A. NOVAK Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Science Club, 2: Photo- grapher's Club, 3: Hobby Club, Treas., 4. Joseph Novak comes along, Caring naught for bell or gong. Swede Scientific BRUCE H. PIERSON Home Room Activities. 103, 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: Science Club, Vice Pres, 2: Athletic Club, 3: Hobby Club, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Football, 3: Track, 3, 4. Praises of this boy we sing, He can draw most anything. Betty Commercial ELIZABETH RIDDLE Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 207, 4: Science Club, 2: Eti- quette Club, 3: Library Club, 4. She likes to type and take dicta- tion. That's why stenogi-aphy's her voca- tion. :fir-f 1sIo1oI 3I 16'9i6:Q C6'oYS21?f2f?5?5:3i1:4 6.04: :QSO 949 Q QYQZQA Z0 115:57-1 ss. - :gf f' Cookie Scientific HARRY THOMAS ROBINS Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, Pres., 3: 201, 4: Travel Club, 2: Photographers Club, Pres., 3: Hobby Club, Vice Pres., 4: Ath- letic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Gym leader, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Dramatics, 3. Nobody has what Harry has, Supreme ability to razz. Marg Classical MARGARET SHEROKY Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Eti- quette Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 4: Glee Club, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2. 3: Dramatics. 3. Margaret is noted for curling her hair, And to everyone she's always fair. Len Scientific WILLIAM STONEBRAKER Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: History Club. 2: Photo- grapher's Club, 3: French Club, Pres., 4: Annual Staff, 4: Track, 2, Mgr., 3. Stony is a real good poet, If you'd hear his ballads, you would know it. Jitters Scientific JOHN T. SUMMERS, JR. Home Room Activities, 104, Treas., 2: 205, 3: 101, Pres., 4: Music Club, 2, 3, 4: Gym leader, 2, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Dra- matics, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra, 2, 3, 4. Johnnie will a farmer be. Raising potatoes for that future she. Vauxie Scientific CARL C. VAUX Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 205, 3: 207, 4: Travel Club, 2, 3: Hobby Club, 4: Football, 2, 3: Track, 2: Hi-Y, 2, 3. Carl lives way out the Pike, To get to school he has to hike. N f Katty' ' Commercial KATHRYN L. ROUGEUX Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: History Club, 2: Com- mercial Club, 3: Library Club, 4: Annual Staff, 4. It's hard to tell where she will stop, For she is striving: for the top. Minnie Classical RUTH M. SLONE Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: Art Club, 2, 4: Dramatic Club, 3: Athletic Assoc., 2, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4. At the close of every day, Minnie's thoughts turn DuBois way. Stratton Classical DORIS MAE STRATTON Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 205, Sec., 3: 207, Sec., Pres., 4: His- tory Club, Sec., 2, 3: Dramatics, Sec., Pres., 4: Athletic Assoc., 3: Gym leader, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3. Her winsome ways and big, brown eyes. Cause the men many sighs. 'ADOHH Scientific DONALD RALPH SWIRES Home Room Activities, 102, Pres., 2: 206, Vice Pres., 3: 201, 4: Music Club, 2, Treas, 3, Vice Pres.. 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Band, 2, 3, 4. This lad is fond of driving: a car, But we'd certainly miss him if he drove too far. Mollie Classical MARY LARUE VOYZEY Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: Commercial Club, 2: Art Club, 3: Etiquette Club, 4: Ath- letic Assoc., 4. Mary considers it bother and trouble, To always be called Ga.rbo's double, TTCi6Z9'6G?4Zi'6?5YQ?Y6i6Yii?lf?if5?51Ei1f3' ' .fve xo 0 Qf ' , o s?5:izEf5E Chittle Scientific CHARLES C. WALKER Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Commercial Club, 2, 3: French Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Hi-Y, 3. Chittle Walker sleeps all day, He thinks that study doesn't pay. Classical ESTHER L. WATSON Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: Travel Club, 2: Eti- quette Club, Pres., 3: Travel Club, Pres., Sec., 4: Athletic Assoc., 3: Annual Staff, 4: Gym leader, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, Treas., 3. Sparkling: eyes, cunning smile, Laughing, laughing, all the while. Dave Scientific DAVID THOMAS WESTON Home Room Activities, 104, Pres., 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Travel Club, 2: Photographers Club, 3: Hobby Club, 4: Athletic Assoc.. 2, 3: An- nual Staff, 4: Gym leader, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Dramatics, 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader, 4. Laughs like Joe Penner, sings like Dick Powell, Wins the fair ladies with nary a scowl. 19-s Tale Lightn- f34 SENIORS n ,Q I Speedy Classical LORAIN WALLACE Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 207, 4: Debating Club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 1: Hi-Y, CJ. VVe all know his hobby is the wear- ing of spats, But maybe someday it'll be high, silk hats. Dori Scientific DOROTHY A. WELCH Home Room Activities, 202, Sec., 2: 205, Pres., 3: 101, Vice Pres., 4: Travel Club, Sec., 2: Dramatic Club, 3, Pres., Vice Pres., 4: Dra- matics, 2, 23, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3: Student Relmresentative. 4: Cheer leader, l: Gym leader. 2, ZS: Basket- l:all, 2, Ii, fl: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 2, Sec., ZS: Leader of Magazine ilrive: Assl.. Editor-im Chief Annual Staff, fl. She's so sweet. and such a treat, 'I'hat's why everyone falls at her feet. Chuck Scientific CHARLES VV. WILCOX Home Room Activities, l02, 2: 206, 3: 201, fl: Science Club. 2: His- tory Club, 3: French Club. -1: Ath- letic Assoc.. 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Dramatics, Charles is last in our class we say, Because his name d0esn't start with A. , 5:1-TKQTWQ 4ZQ'4eo- XQQ9 osesziif?5?f:sia-14.04 Q .Qxo Qx is Q Qfo f i ' ' ' '57 . 19 --'Tale Li2ht ff3f1 Senior Class History 'SQ' tribe, free from the ruling hand oi us through our innocence. S Freshmen in the old building we were a happy upper classmen. This group of officers guided President ...... W Jerome George Vice President --- -- John Summers Secretary ,WW V-- Mildred Moore Treasurer --- --, Ellwood Johnson As Sophomores we were the lowest class, but the fact that we were in the new building added a little dignity to our low position. The upper classmen failed to recognize our wor- thiness until we successfully presented our first class play, That's One On Bill. These officers prevented our inexperience causing us too much trouble: President .......,.,, ...e, ,,,, . . ,,,,,.... J erome George Vice President .....,.. ,,.,,,,,, , -- Edward Lewis Secretary ,..e..... r...,,,..... , -Y-.,,, Mildred Moore Treasurer ..... ,,,,..r....,,,,... - - Mary Priscilla VVhite Class Advisor -- ,,......., .,,. .,,,, M i ss Troutman In our Junior year we struck a very happy medium. We were no longer suppressed Soph- omores nor were the cares and burdens of Seiiors visited upon us. This year we received our rings and pinsg we gave a very successful minstrel, and we got in on the prom. Our class oflicers this year were: President .......,, ,--- .......,,,,i W- William Hoffer Vice President --, .,,,,, ,.,.. , ,- Jerome George Secretary ...,..,,, .,..r, - uw-- ,, Eugene Spackman Treasurer -,----,,,. --... ,v,.. - - , Ellwood Johnson Class Advisor -- --..-... Mr. Spangler At last we were at the culmination of our high school Career. Our last year was filled with lots of work and we found our fun in displaying our dignity before the lower classmen. This year was packed with preparation for graduation--invitations, pictures, pennants and annual work. Our last class play, Skidding, served to spread our fame. To lead us through this all important year we chose these capable of President .......................,....,., Vice President ...... --- ,,,,,,,,, ,L--, Secretary ......... .,,,,en..,,,,..,,r..... Treasurer .........A.. ..........Yn,,,,..,. - - , Class Advisor -- ..., , licers 1 ,,- Vvilliam Hoffer Jerome George Maxine Brumbaugli Ellwood Johnson G-, Mr. Ehrenfeld It was with satisfaction, yet regret, that we finished our high school career. v Q69 Q Q Q of .6YvQQ.Q?if:Eg2j?g?i?13fv.offt 2-QX9 mio? 0 NAME 19- Tale Light -34 CLASS MIRROR IP FAvoRiTE EXPRESSION Mae Bailey ...... . .... Frances Balistrere . Alvin Baughman .. Alice Beach .... Janet Black ,..... Betty Bowers ...... Maxine Brumbaugh ., Merle Buckwalter ,. Robert Buzzell ....... Robert Carey .,.....,. Margaret Cartwright .. Mildred Copelin ...... Perry Copelin .... Elsie Cowher .. Nora Curtin George Dawson . Cloyd Dinger Alice Dunsmore Jean Dunsmore Caroline Flaitz . Pauline Foster .. Caroline Frank .... Frances Frontino ,. Jerome George ..., Robert Good .... Mary Gowland Charlotte Ginter .. Hugh Green ..... Leonard Griffith .. VVillard Guelich . Doss Harrington ., Mary Hartley ...., Thurman Hartman .. Mathew I-Iemmis .. Frances Hess .,.. Christine Hoffer .. William Hoffer . Andrew Hudak .. Goldie Hussiere Ellwood Johnson .. Hazel Johnson .. William Juschik .. Bertha Kanour William Knapper . George Knowles Edward Lewis .. Ruth Lingle .... Haldane Lukens ..... Grace Lyman ......... Mary Louise Lupton . Donald Maurer ...... Lila Jean McCall Lima lVIcGinley William Miess Frank Mignot Mildred Moore William Moore .. Kinsel Morrison ., Connor Muir ..... Wendell Musser . Bert Myers .... Harry Nelson .... Matthew Nolan Maurice Nordberii William Northover .. Joe Novak ........ Abe Parsky . ..... Harold Pierson .. Paul Reese ....... Elizabeth Riddle .. Harry Robbins Kathryn Rougeux Margaret Sheroky Ruth Slone .......... Leonard Stonebrakez- . Doris Stratton ..... John Summers .... Donald Swires Carl Vaux , .... Mary Voyzey .. Charles Walker . Lorain Wallace . Esther Watson ., Dorothy Welch .. David Weston .. Charles Wilcox .. .- .. .. .. 1. .. Oh, Oh .. Oh, boy 4. .. .. .. .. .- What do you think? .......... .... Oh, heavens! ..... Huh ? .........,. . For heaven's sake! .. That's what you say . Oh, Never! . ....... Vous me dites .... .. - . Chicken ' ......,.... So! ................. , Some choke, eh boss 'V' . Oh, dear .......,... . No funnin' ........ How's that? Beats me! ...... I wasn't talking . . ., I'1n tough, see? .,... . It won't be long now .. Golly ...... .... ... Thats what you think Oh, Gee ......... Oh, dear me ......,. Huh? ..... .. H Oh, shut up! .. .. H Hello, Honey .... I didn t know- 'ih'51 f . Oh, kid ........ Holy Gee . . . Aw, go on! lzzitso . . Oh gee, kid ...,.. I don't know ......,.. You're a cream Duil ' . What do you think ? Is that so? ....,. . Beaucoup pas cela ., Box out! ........ Garsh! After all Oh, kid . , .... , . More graft ...... . Do you know what . Wait a minute! .. Maybe . ..... . . How am I doing Y HOBBY Playing the piano .... Dancing ........ Chewing matches Playing the piano Dating Bobbie .... Doing things ..., ----.Dating Swimming . . . -- - - 'Driving Cars . . . Whistling . .,... . Singing . .......... .Sight seeing in V-8 .. .Doing nothing ...... Dating . ........ . -4-.-Swimming -Raising chickens ........ Looking through telescope U Reading .............. Basketball ............ .Tom ..,.,... ,Talking .... ,. Novel Reading .Studying ......, .Raising pigeons .. .Kidding ....,.... Playing basketball ., Chewing gum .......... Driving ,grocery truck .. Fishing and hunting ,. Mechanic ........,. Girl Chasing ...... Writing notes Champion athlete . lfooolball ......... Studying chemistry .. -A Running to school ... Studying French .. Playing football .. Swimming ..... Basketball ....... Cooking ........,.. Making out reports Doing Trig. ....... . A . . 'Being with Max . .. Hunting ..,.... W01'k slips , . .. Holy stunt .... Dancing . Oh, yeah Y .............. ---' L oafing . .. Oh, heck ................. . . . -Swimming Have you seen my honey '? Dating Bill .. . 'I'hat's what you think .... ---' H unting dear I thought I'd have a hissy S1301-tg ,,,,,,, Holy buckets .............. . - - - Dancing .... . . . Don't ask me ! ...... ... . . .. I don't believe that . That's putrid ..... I'll bite .......,. Huh 7 . ..... I don't known . I don't know . Collecting girls Telling white lies Having crushes .. Wishin' ........ Dancing ........ Driving a Dodge .. Studying ....... ,.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Oh, yeah? .. Any eats? .. Palsie-Walsie Bon jour ........ Oh, I don't know . That's that! ..... Prove it! ........ Darned if I know Next .......... Oh gee, kid .... Okay, honey ., Oh, kid .... Oh, gosh Okay . Yeah 7 . Oh, kid . Hey, Joe .......... . Eating Copying Makin!! Sports . . . .Reading Hunting' Arguing Sports Loafing ai.-iiiiihes' ' f ..... nie' Liaiiy ' helvg ' . Powdering her nose .. Girls Eating Reading Driving Q-2.L,i1 i5.5.51.g'I1I1. her Dad's car .. Doing Trig. ........... . Basketball . , ...... . . Huh? .................. I'll try anything once Milking Cows . . Driving Fords .... Doing Trill. ....... . You brat! .....,.......... ...... . . . .Writing Do you have your Chem. I don't agree with that' Oh gee. kid ......... Gully . ....,...... . Don't ever do that .. Oh. for Pete's sake . done Y Sports love letters .. Making history reports .. Basketball ............ Writing to Bab ...... ....Singing Detective stories .. t a+.Q1vxQZrf0'0fv1QtQ:vs22is'iiiiisfaeseoze ,YQ Q Q79 O y y O , argl CLASS MIRROR S Enisiifrliikcrsizisrlc ' Jewelry ..................,.... . . . Wavy Hair . Big feet Red hair .. Talking That Smile . Blue Eyes .. Funny laugh .. His line .... Being funny .. Her tallness Her wavy hair .... Sleeping in Class Infectious giggle .. Arguing ....... That hair cut .. Enjoying Life . Always talking .. Being' bright Neatness .... Curly Hair Chewing gum .. Her teeth ..... Deep voice ., His mouth .....,....... Slimness .............. Wearing a white sweater Dressing up ............. ...., Red hair ...... Missing school . Wavy hair .... Parker banirs .. Those ears .............. His smile ..,......,...,.... ,... laughing in History class Nice shape ............... .. Teaching French ....,... Bashfulness . . . Her eyes Neatness ..... That laugh ....,. Lots of ambition? . Brown eyes ..., Blue eyes .. Petiteness . His profile .... Wise cracking . Slow gait ..... Black hair .. Eyes ..... Blushing Giggling . Her wiggle ..,. That walk ....... His gift oi' gab Laughing .,.. Big feet ...... Tallness ..... Red curly hair . His blush . .,.. Clean shave . His beard ..... Speed ,......... Never on time Slow drawl ...... Being S0 quiet .,... Waving his hands Blue eyes ...... Darkness . Her work .. Sleek hair . Her giggle .... Blond curls ............ Being pleasant ............ .... Getting 'heck' in English Fixing her hair ......... Fiddler ..........,... His good humor ., Darkness ....... Greta's features .. Quietness .... Chic clothes' .... Smile ........... Blond wavy hair , . That laugh . ..... Good natured . . 19f Tale Lightuf-311 HANG-OUT Movies ............ Home ......... Most Anywhere . . . Home ......... Eighth street . .. Water street . . . Eastment's . . . Cold Stream ......... . . . Gray's Tea Room ...... . .. State Highway Patrol ....Sandy Ridge Plank's Beauty Shop . , Musser's Corner .... Conoway's ....... Maxine's . . . Gas Station ., Home ..... ? .......... Second street .. Home ...... , , . 4Morrisdale Point ..... Cartwright's Sugar Bowl .. Second street .. Jimmie's ..... Bus Terminal .. Around Town Tenth street ....... Tom's Restaurant .. A. Kr P. Store ..... At Home ....... Blue Ball .... Tom's Glass City .. School ,. Voyce's , Anywhere . Front street ..... Teen's .......... Next door ......... Kelley's Law Oflice .. Bus Terminal Stonebrakefs Woods ....... Second street Eastment's . Gas Station .. Lupton's ..... Living Room At the store Maurer's Kenna's .... Home ......... Western Union . Carol's ....... Gas Station .. Beanie's . . . Wallacetnn . . . Chester Hill .... Any old place Gas station ..,. Airport .,.. Gym. Home Woods . Bakeries Home ? Garden Cuba .,.. Osceola Bisller . . Anyplace . Sugar Bowl .. Restaurant Welch's . Gas House Sugar Bowl .... Eleventh street . Selby's .,..... Home ............. Tenth street .......... . . . In parlor with Eddie School ............ ....Stratton's Anywhere AIM To be a music teacher To get a job A Millionaire School teacher To marry an aviator Designer Undecided To get a job Musician Aeronautical Engineer Somebody's Stenog. Dental Hygienist I Another Rip Van Winkle Somebody's Stenog. Someb0dy's Stenog. To be a farmer Astronomer Nurse Nurse Private Stenog. Old Maid School Teacher T0 get married Saleswoman To be free Surprise Miss Croyle Nurse Stenographer Dentist To kill a bear To graduate Aviator Air hostess Undecided Football Coach Something great Domestic Science teacher Big Financier To graduate To be a Mrs. -- --- To become famous Nurse Lawyer To be successful Aviator To be a Doctor To be a race driver To be a teachc-r's wife Undecided Beauty Specialist To be Mrs. Beegle To succeed his father To be Mrs. Morrison Music Instructor Preacher To be a Lieutenant To write a book King of Bums To burn all French books To be an Aviator Salesman Mechanic -7 Aviator Bigger Paper Route Second Walter Winchell Aviator Have French mark raised Forester Have a pretty wife Stenographer Marry a rich lady Rubic's wife Nurse Dental Hygienist To see Geneva To marry Dave To be a Rubinoff To get out of school Aviator To go to Hollywood Ranch owner To be a missionary Marry Eddie Dental Hygienist To be a crooner To learn a vocation 5555+ 1s!Q'Q'Qi?Q'4YoY6xs'Qv'3rQfJ:5g3g?g5g1gea-a no f- so Q Qfo I Q 12 flilfff l94 Tale Light -34 What Would Happen lf-- Ellwood Johnson left his Teens ? Christine Hoffer lived in State College? Jerome George had a sweet baby voice ? Charlotte Ginter didn't get caught chewing gum? Benny and 'tTubby would quit for good ? George Knowles didn't know Chemistry? t'Bil1 Moore wrote a perfect health paper? Hazel Johnson disliked Hred heads ? Lorain Wallace didn't wear spats? Q15 Bertie Kanour didn't have Joe trained in a domestic way? Mike Juschik liked Solid Geometry? Ruthie Lingle took a P, G. course in Freshman Algebra? Harold Pierson didn't argue in Problems of De- mocracy? Grace Lyman were a captivating blonde? Wendell Mlusser weren't a good salesman? William Northover didn't wise crack? Mar Lupton couldn't find Bill ? Merle Buckwalter didn't like ushers ? t'Beany McCall didn't like the high things in life? Harry Nelson lost his snuff box? Bill Miess couldn't eat? Lima McGinley couldn't get to Munson every Saturday night? Andy Hudak couldn't take it ? Bert Myers didn't like to read magazines? Mildred Moore didn't gasp for breath when a cer- tain Senior passed? Bun Hartman weren't a five year man ? Elizabeth Riddle ever rushed through the halls? Don Maurer went with a steady ? Kathryn Rougeux disliked Morrisdale ? Matt Nolan were a ladies' man? Margaret Sheroky didn't have her hair curled? Maurice Nordberg didn't get his ears frozen? Ruth Slone didn't play hooky to go to Pitts- burgh? Joe Novak were a cheer leader ? Doris Stratton refused a date with Dave ? Perry Copelin wouldn't talk in study period? Mary Voyzey could double for Garbo ? Ed Lewis gave a short, quick news report? Esther Watson didn't have Eddie ? Harry Robins moved to Osceola? Dorothy Welch went to the University of Penn- sylvania ? Charles Walker wore a monocle ? Mae Bailey missed a movie? Doss Harrington missed Jiggs ? Carl Vaux couldn't play the Guitar? Frances Balistrere ever wore a hat? Alvin Baughman couldn't run fast? Alice Beach would date the football heron? Leonard Griffith didn't have red hair? Janet Black couldn't find the blond basketball manager? Scamp Lukens couldn't play basketball? Abe Parsky had his hands tied? Betty Bowers and her 'lFrench class seatmate got together? Robert Good disliked girls? Max took up aviation at Kylertown? Charles Wilcox didn't read detective stories? Cloyd Dinger took a book home? Margaret Cartwright went with Sonny Daw- son? Robert Buzzell got to school one minute later? That Ford weren't waiting for Mildred Copelin? Leonard Stonebraker lost track of Geneva? Elsie Cowher didn't like Iri,shmen? Connor Muir weren't serious? Nora Curtin didn't like blue eyes? Beak Hemmis couldn't play football? David Weston were girl shy? Alice Dunsmore lost Nelson ? Hugh Green were seen in overalls? Jean Dunsmore didn't like Pittsburgh? George Dawson had a lot to say? Tom weren't waiting to take Caroline Flaitz home? Kinsel Morrison missed those one-handed shots? Pauline would consent to date Dunny ? John Summers didn't like Dorothys? Caroline Frank didn't know the route to town? Willard Guelich never missed school? Paul Reese disliked blonds from Tyrone? Frances Frontino missed the bus ? Robert Carey couldn't whistle? Mary Alice Gowland had feet like Garbo? Donald Swires drove an airplane instead of a Lewis- V-8 ? Mary Alice Hartley had 'tPep every morning for breakfast? William Knapper didn't miss school in hunting season? Frank Mignot couldn't wisecrack ? Frances Hess had a boyish bob? K5 0 QA9'3I9.Q'Q Q QYQA6 Q S o'v,O O QX O 049, 9 gif Z' 'J vc' 'fe' frs:5g1ffz?sg2:zif' S is 1, ,f f' S 1 x 1915 Anna Miller Esther Harvey Catherine Hess Dorothy Swires James Somerville Orville Spessard Verda Sparks John Russell Eleanor Runk Mary Richards Ruth Peters Caroline Parks Margaret Goldthorpe Ruth Lansberry Jacob Markawitz Ora McClintock Vera Siegfried Henrietta Todd William Townsend Ruth Womer Harry Wright Miriam Woolridge 1916 Fannie Adelman George Batcheler Esther Booth Mary Buttes Elizabeth Dunsmore Margaret Dunsmore Paul Finnegan Mary Fravel Andrew Gearhart Frank Gette Hilda Hagyard Harold Harper Elizabeth Hoffman Helen Houck Rebecca Jones Bertha Kephart Janet Long Alice Mellin Crist Miller Louis Morgan Ruth Newman Grace Orr Harold Pearson Margaret Simler Grace Somerville Richard Steele Ira Stott Elizabeth Straw Gertrude Trumble Almeda Wilson Helen Wilson Virginia Zerby Walter Womer 19- Tale Light -W 34 1915 -- ALUMNI -- 'QQ 1917 Della Avery Josephine Beck Margaret Beezer Ruth Dale Vernoy Davis Margaret Dunsmore Margaret Filer Orin Farrell Henrietta Freeman Margaret Gill Catherine Henderson Genevieve Hoyt Norman Ibberson Reuben Jaffe Clarence Johnson Eva Kennedy Bertha Long Laura Marks Elizabeth Moore Howard Nelson Frances Runk Agnes Scott Arvilla Slee Thelma Shontz Florence Smith Orin Thompson Eleanor Wilson 1918 Meredith Avery Edwin Brown Ruth Dale Raymond Davidson Lois Dunsmore Gilbert Hancock Wendell Harpster Florence Hartman George L. Hoffman Gerald Houck Florence Keller Esther Mellin Annie E. Morris Josephine Mott Madeline Reese Clyde Shaffer Ruth Simler Edward Thompson Mary Thompson Elizabeth Wilson Lawrence Dale Ethel France Bessie Pickles Norman Meese Thelma Shontz 1919 Margaret Blasko Grace Denning Mary Dunlap Nellie Edmunds Joseph Finigan Bertha Fulton Alice Granlun Daisy Griffith Florence Hanford Elizabeth Jones Marguerite Katen Pearl Knepp Margaret Rapsey Eldon Rumberger Mary Skelton William Tate Elizabeth Todd Lowell Tuttle Ruth Trumble Mary Zakutney Thelma Zeitler 1920 Mildred Brink Violette Brighton Elizabeth Brumbaugh Anna Crago Helen Davidson Paul Deters Shirley S. Devine Dorothy Dunsmore Helen K. Dunsmore Bertha Finberg Millard Hancock Wilma Harpster Pearce H. Hoffer Frances M. Holt Ralph Hughes Mildred Ibberson Herbert Jackson Naomi G. Jones Ethel Lumadue George Moore Thomas Morris Norma B. Nixon Margaret Owens Elsie Raybould Monroe D. Sheriff Helen Shontz Arthur J. Showalter Martha M. Slee Mozelle Wilburn Margaret Womer is1o'Q'o'Qi'6i'4'oYoiQgYQ'oW5i5525F5555:15?Sibi5YvY6'Q:Q 'o'if9i6T'i 3'iQ5PQ J ' ' 3 ' 7 ' 7 1, 19- Tale Light -34 Junior Class History 'ii EPTEMBER 1931. Three years ago we were classed as Freshmen. For years we had been struggling to reach this higher plane of learning. When we were given a chance to organize we did so. We had as our President ...... Vice President 111 Secretary .,.s Treasurer 11 oiiicers : 11111 Peggy Bates 111 James Batcheler 11 Dorothy Taylor 1-1 Dorothy Watson September 1932. Finally we arrived at the new building. Here we felt timid and un- worthy as we met the glances of the other classes. We presented a play, with much suc- cess, called Too Much Varnishf' We elected President ...... Vice President 111 Secretary ....., Treasurer 1..11.. Class Advisor .... September 1933. Just one more year and we We were pleased when we received our rings mystery plays that has ever been presented in the Belfry. As officers for the class we President ........ Vice President 111 Secretary 1 ,,,. 1 1111 11 Treasurer 111111 1111.1 ..... Class Advisor 1111 ofiicers for the class: 11111 Peggy Bates 111111 Rem Dunsmore 111 William Gilpatrick 111111 Selina Goss 1111 Mr. Jones will be proud to say that we will be Seniors. and pins this year. We gave one of the first in Philipsburg High School, called The Bat elected the following: 11 Robert Westwood 11111 Peggy Bates 11111 James Brown 111 Maynard Guelich 111 Miss Troutman L. Ev mn ww' 55 62 fx' 'Q II E pi E 4 : 'C s E N F F fu 2 'c 5 9 Q w E fb I H o 2 n Vi 0 s F F' ? 2 I E 3 F Pi a 2 E Ci. -3 FD r 2 F E H V o 'K m F Q w 3 Q W 9 6 E F E 5 7 2 ti ? 3 ? 5 F EQ? pc: :'5 ?ux M 'Wi gi? m ':1 QS' :az wa Q22 55m Z'Q ral W9 Q? af: If 55: Jim g'E3. o u:ff sis Q9 F' .4. sis 93:6 wE5 O'fD 397 Q'm '-W-, S- n 535 532 .go 2'5 mm E27 Zi? -155- .5-na 5:1 Zi? FE? Ent!! 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Morningstar We finally arrived at the new building a little bewildered but with more dignity than the year before. We took an active part in the school activities. We produced a play, The Little Clodhopperf' which was a big success. We elected the following oflicers: President ....., ,rr ..... A,.. J ohn O'Neil Vice President --- ......,,r...r....,......s,,.,u, William Lutz Secretary ...... ,u,,,..........,,.. M ary Helen McCamle'y Treasurer ...... ,,-..,,g..-..,,..,,r,,,.r, - - Samuel Frank Class Advisor --- .... .-,... M r. Henry J Ufyi'Y'1'I6?z41f:Q2z1QzQ1gsg2si?f'iS?2Qsf,ezQY'f9 QA' Msn Q P as o ' ex -:fy - 19-- Tale Light -34 Junior I-ligh School History 'ii HE Junior High has succeeded greatly in every activity it has undertaken. They responded to the call for football and basketball players with much enthusiasm. While there were several outstanding players, teamwork was the real keynote to their success. As we take a look into the future of basketball, as well as football, we seem to see the foundation laid for great athletics in the Senior High for the next three years. The Freshmen, upper classmen and leaders of the Junior High, elected the following of- ficers who ably performed their required duties: President ......,.s.. --- - .,..... -e Lewis Adams Vice President ----- .... Gifford Ammerman Secretary ....... ......, J ean Mattern The Eighth grade, next in line to be the leading classmen, efficiently conducted their meetings with the following officers: President ............... ..., J ack Grebe Vice President --- --- Ruth I-Ioffer Secretary ..,.. an Mary McCabe The Seventh grade, still young and very inexperienced as to the ways of performing offic- ial duties, did splendidly in ofiiciating in the following positions: President ,.......e.i,,.,..............,w.,....r Eleanor Erickson Vice President Tee, ---- Jane Brurnbaugh Secretary ,,,s,s. .... T - -- ...... Marjorie Batcheler We sincerely hope these classmen will continue to do their good work, and will, in their turn, capably fill the vacancies made by the coming graduating classes. ,,QAo'o'o C1o1Q 0'QTQ3'9'Q'Q G'26Io,y'0i6'WZ0Z0'0'9Z0'0'0 11 I v v , ' W f Q. x . 1.'.j,1-7.5-,-,-f kT v'7 '1 i' ' ' iv' A' ' , . . 'x , ' - ' :Af-Z . Y ' ' X- . - ' ., X ' ' -I-'7 R- 1 19 f- Tale Light -31 CLASS FRESHMAN 2 O O if 's u-I .T . 2 ae E Ill 5 G2 .fd W 1- M 9' . C F I1-4 Q 3 I O :: 0 IU 2 5 O - M D O :zz Q3 C NS '1 E GJ Q E 55 s: s: 41 :Q 34 ua D N .E CQ :H .C T' E13 E .4 Y: 3 E-1 O N Z J If , 21 Q2 C :C 7 .l. 3 O Ci E- 72 .1 -4 ,- lr- z 1: s: 41 b. ln au 2 5 2 aa C3 aa 9-1 s. bl .. as an 3 0 Z .2 L. O .2 O l-1 ?1 E E 5 0 C Q 6 but O II N P- C11 E E-' 2 Aa 5 rn s.. E m E E :Z Q3 .C CD P. -C .-1 P 2 ... .E 5 zz: 9: .2 .1 Q3 Zi E 9 E 5 Q3 : N vw eu 5 5 34 5- 0 -A ..- S! 2 'U E U '5 :S Q: :: L1 311 E E 6 f 5 3 E GJ E III 6 E as u Q5 L. 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S- 5? 2511 52 Q Za: NZ '32 ... 25 EF' QE 25 IDG 'JW P-325 B.. 92 5 5? 14 52 35 S' :Z 2 W2 P15- 99 Q .2 4 4. L Q 4 I I HLNHAEIS HIIVHD IU Idlv Liu ' i6IQ'9 Q 0219 QAQYQYQ Q79 6653225?5?g:5ii2fv.os Q-over ow Q c o Q D Q o 1 egg lS!W 'l'alo Lightur- IH - - 1 1 ........... , -,. , , .-..i.,,,, , .. , , ,. . , , , , ,, , . ,YA ,, ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Honora Curtin, Lila Jean McCall, Mary Alive Hartley, Janet Black, Grace Lyman, F11-1111505 Hess, Dorothy Welch, Mildred Moore, Kathryn Rougeuv. MIDDLE ROW: Jerome George, Charles Wil' 1-ox, Christine Hoifer, Alive llunsmore, Caroline Frank, Esther VVatson, Maxine Brumbaugh, Betty Bowers, Bertha Kanour, Mae Bailey, Cloyd Dinner. TOP ROW:-fRcbert Buzzell, Abe Parsky, Maurive Nordberg, llavid Weston, Hugh Green, Vlfilliam Hoffer, Ellwooil Johnson. llonald Sxvires, Harry Robins, Wendell Musser, Robert, Carey, Leonard Stonebrakcr. I93l-L Annual Stoll 9 Editor-in-Chief ,..,.,,L,,,.,,,,,,,v,,Y,,,,Y,.,,,,L,,.. .- .,,, ,, ,... Christine Hoffer Assistant Editor ,,,Y,,,,,,..-.,,L......,-,...,A.,,,,,.,.,..... --- DOrOthy Welch Cloyd Dinger Maxine Brurnbaugh Mary Hartley Betty Bowers Associate Editors ,LL,LA,..........,.w,., .,....,,,L,,,,,, . lBertha Kanour Frances Hess Mae Bailey Mildred Moore Q Charles Wilcox Home Room Activities .,.....,.v .- .,.Y,,,,,,,,,. ., ....,.., , if Esther Watson Clubs 5 Leonard Stonebraker M s' '4 Q Janet Black Alumni Editor ,,.,,.,,,,, A ,,.,,. .,,,,. .... ,,,,.,,,,,,..,.W,,,A. A 1 i ce Dunsmore Dramatic and Music Editors ,,.,...,eBwBBBBBBB........... . . 5 Robert 'Carey l Honora Curtin , . ,S Kathryn Rougeux Sports Editors .....L,.......H W .,.....Y,,,,,,, , .L,,.,.. L- ryplsts B B 'B B B ' C Grace Lyman Hum0r YY.fa..,.,Y..........YY..,,..,,,..,....,...,,.....Y..a...... - Lila McCall Business Manager ..A,,...,.,,,fL,.,...,,,,,.,...,..,,a,......, -- Jerome George Assistant Business Manager ,.,..,,..... .. H.,,..,,,,..,,,,...,-,L.,, William Hoffer 'Hugh Green David Weston Harry Robins Donald Swires Advertising Managers .,,,,.,,,,,e,,,, , ,,,,,A,... ii e,.,,,. Ellwood Johnson Maurice Nordberg Abe Parsky Donald Maurer Wendell Mlusser Faculty Advisor --.Wei .......e , , ,.........e . .... -. .,,e,.e...,,,,.e F. E. Ehrenfeld i6I9'Q 663 Q'3' Y9'Q Of ,YO Y 4.3-,. lil 'iTale l,iglii 31 DEBATING TEAMS FRONT HONV: Mziry Tekely. Saul Xill, Mary Antolik. BACK HGTV: Abc Parsky, Miss C1 lin oi Sliowers, lioss TTHI'l'lIlQiUll. Debating Teams Q Miss Elizabeth Crain, Coach llIS year the question for debate was: t'Resolved, that the United States should adopt a system of radio control similar to th it oi Great Britain. The members of the teams were: First Speaker Second Speaker Alternate ,,,,,,, First Speaker M . , Second Speaker AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE Mary Antolik Doss Harrington Mary Tekely ,U Saul Ziff W, Abe Parsky Lois Showers Alternate ,,., W ,,,..e, , ,,,,,,e, .A ,,,,,..A,,,,..,,,, , Trial debates were held with Cooper Township. They were not 41 udged. At the meeting of the Centre County Forensic League, held at the Pennsyl- vania State College on March 24, Philipsburg Aflirmative debated with State College Negative and Philipsburg Negative with State College Ai'- 'l'll'lTl2ltlVQ. State College Won both oi' these debates. Miss Crain deserves much praise for giving both time and effort to the development oi' the debating teams, 16356 9 Q or Or X999 Qf6' r?S?3f5?5:3iabiQQi -oss 60 Q eff 1 s o J lll 'l':1lr2 Limb! CH 4 J ITNIOR ORATORICAL UONTEST SEATEIF: Rem llunsmore, Mary Antolik. Janet Sheldon. STANIHNG: Barbara Bryan, Paul Quick, Elizabeth Solomon. Junior Crotorical Contest 'i HE annual Junior Oratorical Contest was again sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The twelve best essays were chosen by the Junior English Teacher. The six best were then selected by a committee composed of faculty mem- bers . They Were as follows: Mary Antolik ..,... ...,-.... .... ' ' Boston Massacre Barbara Bryan -A ....,, ..,.,.s,,u....... ' 'Benedict Arnold Rem Dunsmore ,..A,, ,.A., - - Father of the American Navy Paul Quick ..s.u..,... ...,... ' 'Declaration of Independence Janet Sheldon ...,, Elizabeth Solomon ,,,.. u,,. ' 'Analogy of the Revolutionary Armies ,us---,----,---,--A-- Nathan Hale All contestants deserve due praise for their excellent Work. Miss Marcia Troutman also deserves commendation for her supervis- ion of the students in turning out these fine orations. The judges were Miss Evelyn Reed, Miss Milliken and Mr. M. S. Han- cock, who unanimously selected Rem Dunsmore as the Winner. EffffK6I9'Q ?i5i6'5YQgY61QYi51Egifjj9g33316IQI9'oio 9IoIo o'gQ161o2l ,I ' . ' ,7 TX f' lf? Tale Light , 3,1 Dromotlcs QQ HE dramatics of '34 were a great success. The annual class plays were given and also the holiday programs. The Thanksgiving program was given by Home Rooms 104, 105 and 207. The program which was enjoyed by all was as follows: Song-e America the Beautiful -...........,.............. School 65th Psalm ...................................... Verna. Cowfer History of Thanksgiving .......... 1 ....-.....,...... Peggy Bates Song- My Turkey ..................................... School Being Thankful ..........,.........-............. William Beegle First Thanksgiving .............................. Goldie I-Iussiere Song- Harvest Moon .--..,..,........,...-......,..... School Lincoln's Proclamation ..,.... .......,..,..,., R obelrt Westwood Roosevelt's Proclamation -.....,.,--....--,-..-....,,-. Carl Vaux Give Thanks ..,...............,.............,...... Abe Parsky Song- Thanksgiving Day ..-......,,..,....,.........-.. School Thanksgiving, This Great American Holiday 111 ..... William Dunn Thompson's Thanksgiving ...,.,......-......- ,.-. J anet Sheldon The entertainment at Christmas time was given by Home Rooms 101, 201, and 206. The stage setting was unusual in that there was a lighted picture of the Sistine Madonna on the darkened stage. The program was as follows: Christmas Poem ....,.v......... Azelda Price The Other Wise Man ............. Mary Tekely Night Before Christmas ..... -11 Martha Nolan Bethlehem's Star -............... Girls Sextet Christmas Carols ,,....,, - ,1,,........ School Story of the Sistine Madonna 11 Patricia George Absent .....,1,,.....2,.1,. Girls' Glee Club Silent Night ................ Trumpet Quartet On Music's Wings ....1.,,,, Girls' Glee Club Song .1............................... School On Washington's Birthday the students enjoyed the moving pictures of The Life of Washington. Next the Sophomo1'es p1'esented their play which was very successful. The play was The Little Clodhopper, a three-act comedy. Miss Humphrey, Director CHARACTERS Septimus Green ......11,..,... Dan DeLancey Mrs. Chiggerson -..-.......... Eleanor I-Ioffer Ocey Gump .1....... ,.-. 1 11 Samuel Frank Miss Julietta Bean ............ Patricia George George Chiggerson .........,.. James Beasley Chairman Carter ....... Mary Helen McCamley Judy ,...1.1,,,,,.......,,-..,............,... Betty Lou Rapsey Country Folks:vAzelda Price, Bernice Merryman, Dorothy McCall, Betty Gilpatrick, Olive Jane Mickey, Jess Hudson A different type of play was introduced this year by the Juniors. It was a thrilling mys- tery play called, The Bat in the Belfry. It was very well given. Miss Humphrey, Director CHARACTERS William B. Wescott 111 11 James Batcheler Arlene Faelton ,,.... .r...,,.. J ane Wilson Wayne Wescott 11.1.. ..1,- R em Dunsmore Helen Faelton ....1,.......... Barbara Bryan Dr. Gilbert Henry 111 11111111 Paul Harper Lorina Loring 1111111111 111111111 J une Pixley Amy 11111111111111111 11111 M ary Jo Wiest Bill Brown 11111111111111111 Robert Westwood Jean Faelton 11111111111111111111 Peggy Bates The Duke of Picadilly 111111111111111 Saul Ziff Marjorie Faelton 11111111111 Marian Dunsmore Ulysses F. Chattlewattle 11111111111 Paul Quick Madame Nona 11111111111111111111111111111111111. Hazel Mgickey The class of '34 certainly have appreciated the fine assistance in all our activities given so willingly by Mr. Matley, stage manager, and his assistants, William Hoffer and Wil- liam Bragonier. YZTDKSZQQQ Q Q'9 Q' D i 19 .Os IFQXGQAQ ' ' M lf!-ff Tale l,ip:h1 2311 SENIOR PLAY FAST SEATED: Hugh Green, Caroline Frank, Chrisiine Hoffer, David Weston, Miss Tronlman, Miss Humphrey, Dorothy Welch, Betty Bowers, Jerome George, Maxine Brumbaugh. STANDING: Abc Parsky, John Summers, Mary Alice Hartley, Doris Stratton, Mary Louise Lupton, Caroline Flailz, Esther Watson, Milnlred Copelin, Pauline Foster, Margaret Sheroky, Grace Ly- man, Janet Black, Lila JC-an McCall, Nora Curtin, Mac Bailey. Senior Class Play Q Miss Humphrey, Director HE class of '34 began its dramatic career by presenting a three-act comedy entitled That's One On Bill. The next year they gave a minstrel. By Skidding they reached the climax. They were fortunate in having both good plays to present and good players to present them. PLAY CAST Aunt Milly ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, ,,s,...,. . - .,s...,,,..,,.., Caroline Frank Andy ,,.., . ,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ...,,,.,,.,,,,,.... Jerome George Mrs. Hardy ...,,,,,,,,,....,,..,,,,,,,,..,...,.... Betty Bowers Judge Hardy ,..s....., - .,,v.rs,. .. ..., ., .,....,,,...e Hugh Green Grandpa Hardy ..........,,,,,,,,.........,,,..., John Summers Estelle Hardy Campbell ,,,,,.. ....,,.,,,,.,., M axine Brumbaugh Marion Hardy ,,,,,,,,,,.....Y,,.,,,,,...,...,,, 'Christine Hoffer Wayne Trenton III .....,.,,,,,..s,......C,,....... David Weston Myra Hardy Wilcox ,,r,..r...,,,-,,.s.....,,..... Dorothy Welch Mr. Stubbins ,,,,,,, .....,,,.,,, ......s,,,.,,, A lo e Parsky A girls' chorus composed of the following seniors, under the di- rection of Miss Troutman, danced between acts: Mary Alice Hart- ley, Doris Stratton, Mary Louise Lupton, Caroline Flaitz, Esther Watson, Mildred Copelin, Pauline Foster, Margaret Sheroky, Grace Lyman, Janet Black, Lila Jean McCall, Nora Curtin, Mae Bailey. pianist. There was something about those soldiers that was fine, fine, fine. Much raise should be given to Miss Humphrey, who sent us S'kidding successfully I3 through our Senior year. Sponsor ....... -. ,,,,,.A,.g........ - Mr. Jones Keio'6'6'o19'6i9'0YQi56'6ts515,2'?g??5g25i6Io1'Q- QYQ QAQAQ QZQYQ Q E -:Ly ' ' A 19 'Tale Light 34 Senior l-ligh l-lome Room Activities HE Senior High Home Room Activities consisted of a series of programs held each Thursday afternoon, seventh period. The programs in the home rooms were of an educational nature and were carried on for the information and pleasure of the pupils. They were conducted according to Parlia- mentary Rules, allowing each pupil to participate. Some subjects which have been discussed this year are: Parliamentary Rules, Armis- tice Day Program, Thanksgiving Program, Famous Statesmen, State and National Gov- ernments, Washington's Birthday Program, Great Personalities, Wo1'thy Use of Leisure Time, Vocations, Colleges and Universities of America. Each room elected officers, President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. Stu- dents were appointed to serve on the following committees: Program Committee, Schol- arship Committee, Attendance Committee, Welfare Committee and Housekeeping Com- mittee. The officers for each room were: 101 lst. Semester 2nd. Semester Sponsor ..,r.,.......,,,,....... Mr. Hancock President ..... Hugh Green .s,.. John Summers Vice Pres. .r,, Dorothy Welch LT- David Weston Secretary ..,, -Ruth Lingle .-,,.... Lila McCall Treasurer rrr. .Wm. Northover Wm. Northover 102 Sponsor ,,,...............r,,...r, Miss Crain President ..,,, Dorothy Kyler James Beasley Vice Pres.,---George Welch .A.... Betty Moore Secretary 1... -Harold Orwig -- Mary McCaml-ey Treasurer ..,. .John Lingle .....r Harold Orwig 103 Sponsor .........,...,,,,.,,,..... Miss Robb President ,,.rr Betty Lou Rapsey- Betty Newman Vice Pres.----Bernice Merryman -L Jess Hudson Secretary .... .Eleanor Hoffer - Barb. Hendershot Treasurer ...1 .Janet Ferguson - Betty Lou Rapsey 104 Sponsor .........,...,r,...,,. Miss Troutman President ..,1, Ray Cronover -W William Beegle Vice Pres. ,... William Beegle .... James Brown Secretary .... -Peggy Bates .... Marvin Dunlap TI'8'aSllI'9I' --c,.James Townsend -A James Laws 105 President- .... Hazel Mickey L Robert Westwood Vice Pres. ,r,, William Johnson - Ralston Yocurn Secretary rrrr .Dorothy Watson - Janet Sheldon Treasurer ,,,. .Barbara Bryan ,,,,.,, Ruth Kirk 201 Sponsor ,,,.....,,..........,,,. - Mr. Labock President .s,r. Jerome George .... Cloyd Dinger Vice Pres . .... Edward Lewis - Merle Buckwaltcr Secretary ..,. .Bertha Kanour -- M. Brumbaugh Treasurer .... .Caroline Frank - William Juschik Sponsor ,,... President ,,,.. Vice Pres Secretary ,,,. . Treasurer Sponsor .,,,, President ..,,, Vice Pres 202 lst. Semester T'nd. Semester -,--,--------,,-----1 Mr. Henry Patricia George Yr- William Lutz Dorothy Rolley - L. Morningstar rr Martha Nolan .. , Patricia George L. Morningstar Dorothy Rolley 204 ,-,,--,-,,-,,, Miss Womelsdorff Olive Mickey ..v,., Willis Myers Azelda Price --- Betty Gilpatrick Secretary rr.. .Willis Myers r..1. X. Olive Mickey Treasurer .... .Thomas Snyder -- Thomas Snyder 205 Sponsor ..,........,1,,,......1.r Miss Croyle President .,.1. William Gilpatrick - Arthur Askey Vice Pres. ,,.. Dick Nelson ..... Rem Dunsmore Secretary .... .M. Dunsmore A, Dorothy Taylor Treasurer .... .H. Kephart ,.... Wm. Gilpatrick 206 Sponsor .,.........,.,.1.,... Miss Humphrey President ....r Maynard Guelich - Jas. Batcheler Vice Pres. ,,.. Paul Quick ..,. Maynard Guelich Secretary ,,,. -Betty Flegal ....... Mabel Grebe Treasurer, ,-.Thos. McCausland-L. Humphrey 207 Sponsor .,,,,...,,,.,,.....,,..,.. Miss White President .,,1r Esther Watson -W Doris Stratton Vice Pres. .... Wm. Knapper W- L. Stonebraker Secretary ,,.. .Doris Stratton s-, Esther Watson TI'9'8SUI'6I'a,,-. Caroline Flaitz ...... Carl Vaux W ' -if 19-f '1'ale Ligl1t +34 Junior I-ligh Home Room Activities QQ' HE Junior High successfully conducted their home room activities. The sixth period of each Tuesday was devoted to a series of programs, which were planned for the purpose of developing the pupils' speaking ability and to better acquaint them with sub- jects of general interest. Some of the topics discussed Were: Good Manners, Photography, Trees, Stars, Snakes, Travel and Current Events. Several times during the term interesting short plays were given in the auditorium. The officers of the home rooms Were: 14 lst. Semester Znd. Semester Sponsor ..........,.....,...... Miss Callahan President ..,.. Mary Jo Mattern - Esther Forshey Vice Pres George Bezilla ..... Lynn Bloom Secretary .... -Dick Dunsmore - Doris Mae- Johns 15 Sponsor -,,,................a...., Miss Hoyt President ..... Frances Ferguson - Emily Milsom Vice Pres Francis Yonker-Jane Brumbaugh Secretary .... -Roy Black .......--.. June Bair 16 Sponsor ....,.,.................. Miss Swires President ..... Bertha Harper --- Bertha Harper Vice Pres. .... Ilse Springer ...... Ilse Springer Secretary ,... -Mary McCabe .... Mary McCabe 17 Sponsor ..,...............s...... Mliss Waugh President ..... Ray. Pezalski .... Ray. Pezalski Vice Pres. .... Anita Jean Wright - Ruth Hoffer Secretary .... -Betty Schwab - Anita Jean Wright Treasurer .... .Madeline Gilpatrick - G-race Myers 19 lst. Semester Znd. Semester Sponsor ..1....,,.1,,.......,.. Miss Hancock President ..... Betty Griflith ..., M. Hartshorne Vice Pres Charlotte Mattern - Anna Houser Secretary .... -Anna May Hill -- Marie Showers 20 Sponsor ..........c....,.c,,s.... Miss Miller President ..... Nora Jones -- Catherine Pavolick Vice Pres Alfred Doran ,,,.., Melvin Fleck Secretary .1.. -Belle Middleton --- Peter Antolik 21 Sponsor ..........,,.......1...... Mr. Lucas President ,.... Emily Wynn ...... Max Wagner Vice Pres Evelyn Kreuger -- Edw. Williams Secretary 1.., -Edward Peters -- William Lyman 22 Sponsor ---...--------.............. Mr. Ziff President ..--- Lucille Merrell .... Betty Hamlin Vice Pres Marjorie Newman --- John Waite Secretary -... -Mary Jane Harris --- Sylvia Ziff Treasurer .........---........ William Adams Sponsor ,W -- 5555ivZv19'9V4Zi'6'QYQXQZOLOLSigf- 1'-5.:s?i6ibi6'2i5YI 4'fffziiQ33 SCIENCE CLUB lst. Semester lil f Tale Light - 34 SENIOR l-ll6l-l CLUBS 2nd. Semester Mr. Henry Sponsor ,C....d....-..Y ......g---- President ,.... Vice Pres. ..,. Secretary Harold Orwig ..,.. William Lutz Katherine Twist -- William Dunn William Dunn -- Katherine Twist - Matthias Maurer Tnc Science or Wild I.il'e Club is for the purpose of treating an interest. in nature and natural phenomena by Treasurer ...A....-. ,.k.--- t cxperimenta ion and research work. ETIQUETTE CLUB 1 Sponsor ..f............ 4A--- ,President ,A,.. Vice Pres. ..,. Miss Womelsdorff Helen Thompson --- F. Balistrere Mary Snyder -, Mildred Herdman President ..... Vice Pres. .... Secretary- ---, Treasurer .... - The purpose pupils an interest ties. HISTORY CLUB lst. Semester 2nd. Semester Mr. Hancock Sponsor .,...,.................. Betty Gilpatrick -- M. Buckwalter Burton Myers - LeRoy Humphrey Donald Maurer ..... Paul Harper Wm. Northover -- Edward Tekely ot' the History Club is to create in the in History through extra curricular activi- DEBATING CLUB Sponsor ..... President ..... Vice 1-'res.---- Miss Crain Saul Ziff ....,..... Mary Antolik Lois Showers -- Doss Harrington Secretary .... -Doss Harrington --, Mary Tekely Secretary .... .Lois Stuller A ....., Dorothy Kyler President .c,.. ETIQUETTE CLUB 2 -------- Miss Troutman The Debating Club was organized in order to study methods of debating and to prepare for the Forensic League debates. FRENCH CLUB Hald-Htisted - Margaret Sheroky Dorothy Watson - Caroline Frank Secretaryi1iBarbara Bryan --- Janet Sheldon Vice Pres Treasurer ..-- , Hazel Johnson - Betty Lou Rapsey Sponsor .,...v...,.......,.......- Miss Robb President ..... L. Stonebraker I Frances Frontino Vice Pres. .... Selena Goss ...... Wesley Reiter Secretary .... ,Frances Frontino - Eliz. Solomon Treasurer .... ,Eliz. Solomon - Henderson Kephart ADVERTISING CLUB The aim of the Etiquette Clubs is to present to the boys and girls rules ot' behavior for all phases of human activity --social and business in intercourse. dressing, dining, corre- spondinyl. etc. Ie Cercle Francais, or the French Club, was organized l'or the purpose of obtaining a better mastery of French on the part of its members. TRAVEL CLUB Secretary .... .Gladys Henwood --- Robert Good Sponsor ------W---- ,,-.-,..... .. -- Miss Croyle President .,... Madeline Lindsay I Perry Copelin Vice Pres. ..,. Lillian Hill -- Rosaline Balistrere Secretary .... -Marian Hummel -- Leo Daugherty The Advertising Club was organized to broaden the bus- iness outlook of its members. Research work is carried on through the media of magazines and newspapers. DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor --....,,........ ...... Iwi SS Humphrey President Icn.. Dorothy Welch --- Doris Stratton Vice Pres. ..,. Christine Hoffer -- Dorothy Welch Kath. Rougeux Secretary ,,.. . Doris Stratton -- Mildred Copelin Sponsor ..........,..,., c.......,.. M r. Jones President .... - Vice Pres. .... Secretary .... . Esther Watson -- William Beegle Marian Dunsmore -, Ruth Lingle Jack Crago L,.v -- Esther Watson Treasurer .... -Dorothy Taylor ..... Jack Crago To get acquainted with the dilferent modes of travel and to take imaginary trips tio all parts of the country. PHOTOGRAPHERS CLUB Sponsor ....................,..,.. Mr. Labock President ..... Vice Pres. .... Treasure r, - s- . Ralston Yocum - Robt. Westwood Robt. Westwood -- Alma Lukens Jack Darke ...... Andrew Hudak Treasurer .... -Doris Stratton -- Mildred Copelin The Dramatic Club was organized for the benefit of all those interested in any department of the drama. LIBRARY CLUB The aim of the Camera or Photographers Club is tn give practical instruction in amateur photography and to enlarge the artistic vision of the students to the possibilities of pictorial art. MUSIC CLUB Sponsor ...,.........,...... --- President ..,.. Vice Pres. .... Secretary .... . Treasurer .n.. .Kath. Rougeux --- Miss White Lima McGinley Betty Gearhart Grace Lyman --- Betty Flegal ,... Marg. Cartwright --- Mabel Grebe Sponsor ............................ Mr. Cope The aim of the Literary Club is to become acquainted with the tasks of a Librarian, by keeping the books in their proper places, and cataloguing new ones. ART CLUB Miss Stover Sponsor ......................... President ..... Vice Pres. .... Secretary .... . Betty Bowers .s... Betty Bowers Mae Bailey .......s.. Mae Bailey Pauline Foster -- Pauline Foster Sponsor ........................ Mr. Kennedy President ..... Vice Pres. .... Secretary .... . Treasurer ,... . Jerome George -- Jerome George Donald Swires .... Donald Swires Ray Cronover .... Ray Cronover Win. Gilpatrick Wm. Gilpatrick This club was organized to give all pupils who are in- terested in music activity. a better opportunity to participate in this HOBBY CLUB President ..... Williard Guelich Vice Pres.---- Secretary .... . Treasurer .... . George Knowles - Willard Guelich Harry Robbins -- - George Knowles - Harry Robbins Joe Novak ......... Joe Novak Treasurer .... -Mary Hartley .... Mary Hartley The aim of the Art Club is to secure the interest of the pupils, to develop their artistic appreciation as it is applied to life's problems and to encourage those who show an adaptness for art tn continue it as a vocation. The Hobby Club has two branches: those interested in woodwork and those interested in mechanical drawing. The chief aim of the club is to have the pupils gain a knowledge of the use of woodworking tools and machinery by making objects in wood. Eff 'F KsZ0'Q Q 91916 0'6YQgYQ'QYig?rZgE3'ifigiggf AQX ,psy-QX Q ofQ f Q qiggigf, . 57 - 19-- Tale Light -- 34 JUNIOR l-IIGI-I CLUBS 'QQ INDUSTRIAL CLUB-ROOM 14 MASTERPIECES OF' ART-ROOM 17 lst. Semester 2nd. Semester lst. Semester ' 2nd. Semester Sponsor ............w.......... Miss Callahan Sponsor ......sA,,s,,,..,......,. Miss Waugh President .,,Y -Marj. Batcheler - Wes. Woodring Vice Pres. ..,. Eleanor Erickson - Winifred Coble Secretary ..., .Leonidas Drivas -- J. Ammerman The purpose of this club is to study curious questions relating to every day life. HOW IT IS MADE-ROOM 15 Sponsor .... -. ....,..,.-.....,...... Miss Hoyt President .... -Betty J. Lynn -- Mary E. Knapper Vice Pres. .... June Bair ..,... Francis Yonker Secretary .... .Jane Brumbaugh -- Cath. J. Booth The purpose of this club is to teach how such common things as paper, rubber, cotton, tar. and silk are made. TRAVEL CLUB-ROOM 16 Sponsor .s.,.,.,..,......... ,,.. - Miss Swires President .... -Eloise Demi ..s,,. -.- Eloise Demi Vice Pres. .... Alice Maguire .,s. Alice Mlaguire Secretary .... -H. Thompson ..,... H. Thompson TRAVEL CLUB-ROOM 20 Sponsor .......................... Miss Miller President S... -Melvin Fleck -- Russel Crawford Vice Pres. -.-. Bruce Shaw ...- Elwood Hoover Secretary --.- -Mary Test ---... Cecelia Rodger The purpose of these clubs is to teach more about the world and to make imaginary trips to the most interesting places. President ---- -Ruth Hoffer-- ----- Ruth Hoffer Vice Pres. ---- Violetta Damey' -- Violetta Damey Secretary ---- -Mary Garrahan -- Mary Garrahan In this club many old masterpieces ol' dil'l'erent countries a1'e studied, including a study ol' the artists life. SPORT CLUB-RO-OM 19 Sponsor ------------------------ Miss Hancock President-----Jean Mattern ------- John Black Vice Pres. ---- Marj. Foreman - Charlotte Mattern Secretary ---- -Jane Ayers -.-.---- Lewis Adams The purpose ol' this club is to discuss sports in general, the current sports and how they are carried on. HOBBY CLUB-ROOM 21 Sponsor .-------------------------- Mr. Lucas President ----- Edna Shaw -------- Rose Walker Vice Pres. --.- Naomi Twist ------ Naomi Twist Secretary ---- -Betty Perna -------- Ruth Steele The purpose ol' this club is to discuss the hobbies ol' the pupils and to discover one for those who have none. DRAMA TIC CLUBfROOM 22 Sponsor ----------------------------- Mr. Ziff President ..-.- Jane Batcheler -- Barrett Merrell Vice Pres. ---- Lelia Cole --------- Harry Myers Secretary ---- -Ethel Klett ----- Lawrence Lucas The purpose ol' this club is Lo study public speaking, how to make programs, plays and how to present them. 5555 p.s19Q 9 Q Q MGX OFQYSQ232-fgf5iLago,oK f QAQ QAQ Q QYQYQ 'Q 1155123 '-Q17 lil 'l'alcl.i1:lit Ill HIGH SCHOOL BAND l llUN'l' HUVV: 'Joro-no George, Thomas Boggs, James Laws, Thomas McCausland, Richard Guelich, Frank Miprnot, James 'Fmmxxiisa-iicl, liarrcli lvicrrell, Hem llunsmorc, Frank Goss. Jack Grebe. MIDDLE ROW:--'Robert Buzzell, William Eirich, Barret l4'vnlon, Jack Goss, Huck Green, William Johnston. Richard Behmer, James Miller, David Slone. TOP ROW:-Mr. Kennedy, John Summers, Donald Swircs, James Batcheler, Ray Cronover, Frederick Flaitz, Paul Guelich, Maynard Guelich. I-IIGI-I SCHOOL BAND Mr. W. Jiay Kennedy, Director HE High School Band is one of the most active of our organizations. It has played for athletic contests and for many community events. On Friday, April 20th, the band took part in the First Annual Centre County Music Festival, which was held in the Senior High Auditorium. The majority of the schools of Centre county participated in this brilliant event. It was due to Mr. Kennedy's efforts that the first festival was held in Philipsburg. ' The officers of the band are: President ,,c,,,,,,,A ......,.. J erome George Vice President ,,,,, ......,,, D onald Swires Secretary .,,,,, ......,.We W illiam Gilpatrick Treasurer ,,,,, .-,...,....., R ay CrO1'10ver Librarian ,T ,,,.. c...,,. I-I ugh Green The members Were: ' BASSfRay Cronover TROMBONE-Donald Swires, John Summers, William Hopkins CLARINETS-Jack Grebe, Rem Dunsmore, Frank Goss, Thomas Boggs, James Laws, Thomas McCausland, Robert Holdren DRUMSfJames Townsend, Barrett Merrell, Frank Mignot, Paul Guelich CYMBALSfRichard Guelich TRUMPETfRichard Behmer, Robert Buzzell, Jerome George, James Beasley, William Eirich, James Miller, David Slone BARITONE-James Batcheler HORNS fBarrett Fenton, Jack Goss SAXOPHONE-Hugh Green, NVilliam Johnston DRUM MAJORM-Maynard Guelich To Director Kennedy and the members of the band we extend our appreciation for their efforts and success. y y p W up y ffjfiiK6Ii6'?S'X9'6'Q 61iQ'Q?'Q'Qfs:1553'fg55:3:2ie'6.o4ft YQYQ 959, Q Q79 ,C f o 1:54:55 . . :Q '.j.' 19 f Tale Light ff34 1 ..,- g l GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FRONT KOW:H-Kathryn Twist, Patricia George, Mary Alice Hartley. Stella Michaels, Esther Watson, Mildred Copelin, Mar- garet Sheroky, Mary Helen McCamley, Dorothy Rolley, FrancesHewlett, Pcwiy Bates, Alice Croyle. MIDDLE ROW:--Honora Curtin, Lila Jean McCall, Doris Stratton, Dorothy Welch, Dorothy Watson, Olive Jane Mickey, Hazel Mickey, Eleanor Hofler, Gladys Henwood, Frances Hess, Mary Jo Wiest. Kathryn Cowder. TOP ROW:---Charlotte Ginter, Christine Hoffer, Jane Wilson, Lcnora Black, Alice Dunsmore, Carrie Johnston, Janet Sheldon, Goldie Hussicre, Ruth Slonc, Ruth Lingle, Maxine GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Miss Ethel Bragonier, Director HIS year the Girls Glee Club consisted of thirty-five members. Our Glee Club participated in several programs given in the High School, and took an active part in the Centre County Music Festival. When first organized the following officers were elected: llrumhaugh, June Pixley, Miss Bragonier. President ,.......e...,...............,,.,,..... Mildred Copelin Vice President --,--- ,-,. ............ ,........i L ila Jean McCall Secretary ..,..e..e,.,.,,,,,..... -.--- ....... Olive Jane Mickey Treasurer ..... s.,. . . .....,,............. Olive Jane Mickey The members were: FIRST SOPRANO Dorothy Rolley Christine Hoffer Jane Wilson Carrie Johnston Eleanor Hoffer Patricia George Mary Jo Wiest Ruth Lingle Honora Curtin Frances Hess Katherine Twist SECOND SOPRANO Dorothy Watson Peggy Bates Ruth Slone Margaret Sheroky Janet Sheldon Mildred Copelin Kathryn Cowder Charlotte Ginter Frances Hewlett Lenora Black Alice Croyle Stella Michaels June Pixley ALTO Gladys Henwood Alice Dunsmore Esther Watson Lila Jean McCall Mary Helen McCamley Mary Alice Hartley Goldie Hussiere Mlaxine Brumbaugh Olive Jane Mickey Dorothy Welch Doris Stratton Pianists-Hazel Mickey and Frances Hewlett 1 We extend our due appreciation to Miss Bragonier for the part she played in attain- ing success for the Glee Club. 5?gjfTZ5I?55 3'Q7v '0T9'i6Y6'QfQf:Eg'fgffgggli 161 Yo v QAQ Q 97675 Q'o'ilQ-,QQQI X1 lil Tale I.ig'l11 ill E 1 1 -.3 4 A, ,AW ,, L ., LLL., ,LLLLLJ BOYS' GLEE FLUB l RON'I' ROW: .leroinu George, Richard liuliunor. John Suminc-rs, William i'Ioi'i'er, lluirlm firm-cii, llonalfl Swircs. Matthew No- lan, Doss Harringion, lien Mycis. Mllllllili HOW: Saul Xitl, NVilliam Lutz, James Till'-'llSl'lltl. Merle Bur-kwaltm', Robert. Wcstwoml, Ray f roiim'er, l x'eclcrick Flaitz, Gcoriro NVelc'h. TOP Row: Mr. Kennedy, l,aui'em'c Butterworth, Marvin Dunlap, Willimn Hunipliiw-y. liinsvl Morrison. Lorain VVullucc, David Weston, Paul Quick. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Mr. VV. Jay Kennedy, Director Q HE Boys' Glee Club made much progress this year and promises to be one of our most outstanding musical organizations. The advancement of this club was brought about by Mr. Kennedy's efforts. The officers of the club were: -, Richard Behmer John Summers -WL Ray Cronover , Jerome George JJ- William Lutz President ,,,,,, , , ---Lv Vice President --, ,,,,,,.,,, .,... - , -- Secretary ---.,-- - e,,,,, . ,,,..,,,,---- TI'93.SUI'CI' ...W ,L .,,,,,,,,.,,.,,, ,,,..,., L Librarian --,. .,,, . v,,,,,,,,,,,,. , e,,,,,e ,WL The members of the club were: TENOR-'David Weston, Paul Quick, Marvin Dunlap, George Welch, John Summers, VVilliarn Lutz, Donald Swires BARITONEvMerle Buckwalter, Lorain Wallace. Frederick Flaitz, Saul Ziff, Jerome George, Hugh Greene, Matthew Nolan, William Hoffer, Lawrence Butter- worth, Burton Myers, William Humphrey, Ray Cronover BASS Robert VVestwood, Richard Behmer, Kinsel Morrison, James Townsend v 16190 Q 'ova sv i ,Q are-fziiepggggggea-aaa dresses, Q-Q41 iv l9- Tale Light -34 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW:fRhocl:t Selby, Dorothy McCall, Louise Stone, Eunice Leighlitner, Marjorie Johnston, Mar- jorie Butterworth. Olive Jane Mickey, Lila .lean McCall. SECOND ROW:-WJerome George, Frances Hew- 'eH. Hazel Mickey- 'yflliies Townsend, Frank Mignot, John Summers, William Dunzik. George Welch. THIRD RONV:-Richard Behmer. Robert Buzzell, VVilliam Johnson, Hugh Green, Rem Dunsmore. Fred- erick Flaitz, James Laws. FOURTH ROW:- Director Kennedy, Barrett Fenton, VVilliam Eirich, Donald Swires, Thomas McCauslancl, Ray Cronover. James Batcheler. Senior High School Orchestra Mr. W. Jay Kennedy, Director r HE Senior High School Orchestra, a splendid organization of thi1'ty- three members, has furnished musical entertainment for many of the school's activities. In the Centre County Music Festival, solos were played by Marjorie Johnston and Robert Buzzell, who are outstanding members of the orchestra. The officers Were: President ,,,,,,,,-,,e,.........,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice President ,,,,,.,,.............e,,..,,,.,,,,, Secretary , S,..,...,..,.e,,,........,....,..., Treasurer .... sd Jerome George - Donald Swires William Gilpatrick Ray Cronover Librarian ..e....,.......,,,,,,,,..,,,...e,,....,,,. The members were: Ray Cronover ,,,,,,,e..e,,..e Bass Richard Behmer e,,,,,,e,, Robert Buzzell ....,, Y ,,.. Jerome George ........... Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Hugh Green George Welch ,,...,,,,,,.,,, Violin James Townsend -M ........ - Traps Frank Mignot ..,..,..,-,e.e, Traps James Batcheler ..,,,,,,,, Baritone James Beasley ..e,........ Trumpet Thomas McCausland ,,,,.. Clarinet William Eirich ,,..,,,,,s, Trumpet James Laws ....s.....,... Clarinet Marjorie Johnston ........... Violin Robert Holdren .......,.,. Clarinet William Dunzik ....,......,, Violin Rem Dunsmore ,,,,,..,,.. Clarinet John Summers ,,,s,,,,,,,s,, Violin Donald Swires .......... Trombone Marjorie Butterworth ........ Violin William Hopkins W,.,.... Trombone Eunice Leighlitner ..,,e.,,,, Violin Barrett Fenton ,,,,,,,.,,..,, Horn Dorothy McCall ,,,,,....... Violin Hazel Mickey ,,rr.......,... Piano Olive Jane Mickey ........... Violin Frances Hewlett -- Piano Rhoda Mae Selby .......,.,, Violin Lila Jean McCall ,,,r,,,,,,,, Piano Louise Stone ..........,..,.. Violin Hugh Green ,,,,.,,,,.,, Saxophone Frederick Flaitz ,,..,,,,,,,, Violin William Johnston ,,,,,, Saxophone Much of the success of the orchestra was due to Mr. able direction. Kennedy's cap 16136 Q 'Q Q - Y fO'QYSE?E?'f5f5g3113'v.0ft ,:-QY9 Qs Qfv Q g o 0 1 J 19--- 'I'alc Li5.:'hl. f 34 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA V l:'RQN'l' ROW: Jack- Stuart, Georgie Griest, Bcity Hamlin, Dorothy Huggy, Betty Grace Griffith, Ilse il7l'lIlMl'l', Anno Juschili, Geraldine Stover, Miss BI'kig'0l'li0l'. TOP ROVV: -Robert Staufler, Ray Pezalski, HWOIHHH B021-IS. Jack Goss, Frank Goss, Jack Grlhv. David Slonc-. James Miller. Junior l-liglw School Orchestra Miss Ethel Bragonil-r, Director 'Q' HE Junior High School Orchestra has become a very worthy organiza- tion under the supervision of Miss Bragonier. They promise a bright, musical future. The members Were: Dorothy Hugg ,,,,.e,,,.e... Piano Thomas Boggs ,,,,..,,,,.- Clarinet Betty Grace Griffith We ....,e Piano George Griest .A,,,,,,,,,,,, Violin Barrett Merrell ....,..-,..,, Traps Carl Lupton ,,....,.....,... Violin David Slone , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Trumpet James Miller ,,,,,.,.,,.., Trumpet Robert Stauffer ....,,.. Saxophone Jack Goss ,,e,,,,.,,,,.,..... Horn Franklin Goss .e,,,.....,.. Clarinet Jack Grebe ....,.,....,,,, Clarinet William Miller ,,..,,,,,,,,,, Violin Ray Pezalski ............r,.. Violin Ilse Springer ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Violin Betty Hamlin ....,,,,..,. ..- Violin Anne Juschik ,....o,,.,..,.. Violin Geraldine Stover ,,,,,,,,,e-- Violin We extend our hearty appreciation to Miss Bragonier for the instruc- tion of the members in the art of music. 1 K3fQ6QZQi61?6'1653Yg?YO'6YQ2fE3?'fI5iffff52g3'6.0-N. -OYG QQ Q QV A' 'A 0 Qfffgzgi 19 w Tale Light -- -34 SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:--Coach Spangler, William Humphrey. Andrew Hudak, Mathew Hemmis, Merle Buckwalter, Harry Nelson. Wil- liam Hoffer, George Dawson, Maurice Nordberg, Leona1'd Griffith, Kinsel Morrison. Coach Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. La- bock. Robert Carey, William Bragonier. James Brown, Robert llunsmere, Vlfilliam Lutz, Matthias Maurer, Paul Harper, Samuel Frank, Alfred Pelka, John O'Neil. TOP ROWL- -Marvin Dunlap, Mike Majestro, Thurman Hartman, Arthur Askey, Rem Dunsmore, Richard Frye, Charles Handova, Lawrence Butterworth, Ilan DeLancey, William Hopkins, Chester 'l'wig4'g, Leroy Wade, Aaion Twist, John Renwick. Senior High Football Schedule i933-31+ DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Sept. ,,,....e ,Snow Shoe ,,,,,.. 7 0 Home Sept. Bellefonte ..... .-- Home Oct. State College Home Oct. Hollidaysburg Away Oct. Clearfield -.. ...--- Away Oct. Madera ...... .--- Home Nov. Cooper Twp. Home Nov. Morris Twp. Home Nov. Tyrone ....,.- -n Away Nov. .Osceola ...Y..eY, Home The following received letters: William Hoffer, Harry Nelson, George Dawson, Maurice Nordberg, Thurman Hartman, Kinsel Morrison, Merle Buckwalter, Matthias Maurer, William Humphrey, Richard Nelson, Andrew Hudak, Mathew Hemmis, John O'Neil, Leonard Griflith and Robert Carey, Mgr. The following received numerals: Marvin Dunlap, Paul Harper, Alfred Pelka, Arthur Askey, Bill Bragonier, James Brown, Lawrence Butterworth, Dan DeLancey, Robert Dunsmore, Rem Dunsmore, Donald Edwards, Sam Frank, Richard Frye, William Hopkins, William Lutz, Chester Twigg, Aaron Twist, John Renwick, Mike Majestro, Charles Handova, Leo Daugherty. This team had a successful season, winning 5 games, losing 3, and tying 2. A football banquet, sponsored by the local service clubs, Kiwanis and Rotary, was greatly appre- ciated by the boys. Bob Higgins, All-American End from Penn State in 1919, and now head coach at that institution, was the feature speaker of the evening. Bob told of his experiences as a player and some of his school day friends' experiences in that particular sport. He stressed the importance and value of friendship formed in the sport world. The Banquet-Dinner was prepared by the girls of the Domestic Science Department, under the capable supervision of Miss Stover. The team's successful season was not wholly due to the ability of the players. Mr. Spangler, our skillful athletic coach, worked very hard in training the squad. 55552 ,'.' 'Q 9 Q'v O VOXQ SQYYQGIEgEg,f5fiQ3r15X6.0'X. .f-QYQ 60 Qfb - i 0 42.513112 . , X. 1 19 Tale Light 31 -,,. - ,NW ,W 5. - JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM l liON'l' HOW: Coach Hancock, Lawrence Lucas, Max Wagner. Louis Adams, Clarence Beck, Russel Crawford, Andrew Flegal, Melvin llamlvins, VVilliam Southarll, John Bannon, Forrest Johnston, Coach Lucas. MIDDLE ROW: Jack Guelich, Mike Com itz ill.XX2ll'll Vail, VVilliam Lyman, Peter Antolik. Jack Waite, Roltcrt Granville, Farrel Spencer, Malcolm Dunsmore. 'IlOl' IQOW: lit-n Peterson, Lionel Twist, John Cragle, Lawrence Finnegan. Raymond Pezalski. Pat Gianopulos, Robert Gratllus, John tlultlllimmc, John Black, Carl Lupton. Junior High Football Schedule for l933 'Q' DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Sept. 29 ,,,,..., ,Cuz-Wensvilte Y..,, 0 .,....,.e, 0 ....., 1 ,--Home Oct. 7 .,,...., .State College ,,,,, 0 .........v 0 ......,,.. Home Oct. 13 ,,,,.,,. ,Hollidaysburg ,,., 0 ,,........ 18 ........,, Home Oct. 20 ,,,...., .Clearfield ..ee,,,, 6 ........., 131 - ..e,.,,, Home Oct. 27 ,,,,,,I. .Osceola Reserves -- 6 .......... 0 ,,.,,,..,, Home Nov. 3 ,,L.,,,. .Roosevelt ...,e,,, 0 ,.,A...... 20 ,,..,,.,., Away Nov. 10 ,,,,,,,, ,Tyrone ,....,.,,, 0 .......... 0 .........w Away HESE boys were very well coached by Mr. Hancock and Mr. Lucas. Being light and inexperienced they faced great difliculties. With their determination, they will perhaps make future scholars of the pigskin. i6Z9'Q'if?3'6Y0'9'QY6'6fQ15:Eg??3'?5i3E?5i4.o.s. sfo 69 Q QYa'v . o Qliffj lf! 'l'ulf- l,lp'l1I Ill SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Jolin Lingle, Frank Mignot, William Eirich, Preston Spencer. MIDDLE ROW:--Dick Nelson, Robert Ilunsmore, Harry Nelson, Coach Spangler, William Hoffer, Mathew Hemmis, Samuel Frank. TOP ROVV:-fRichar4l Amnierinan, Ellwood Johnson, Kinsel Morrison, Alfred Pelka, Robert Stark, John 0'Neil, George Dawson. Mgr. Senior I-ligh Boys' Basketball Schedule Q DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Dec. ,.,.,,,e .Clearfield - ee.. 38 .,,e....., 14 ......,.., Home Dec. ,,e,.... .Madera - ...Y ,,e......e 2 4 ee........ H0me Dec .Alumni --- eeee --- .... 27--- -----HOHIC Jan. ,,,,..,. .Snow Shoe' --- eeee --- .... 12 .-.... ----HOHIG Jan. ,A,e.e., .Bellefonte ee.. --- .... 12 ,......... Away Jan. ....,1,e .Madera .eee .... - -- .... 25--- ------Away Han ,,,, - --.Huntingdon ,e,,.. --- ee.. 17--- ----Away Han. Hollidaysburg --- --- ---. 13--- ----Home rJan. Mt. Union -------- --- -..- 31 -----.- ---Away '-Jan. Tyrone ---------- 20 ---------- Home Elan. Lewistown ------ --- ---- 28- ------- --Away Jan. Woodward Twp. --- --- ---- 12--- ----Home :f:Feb Huntingdon ----- --- ---- 21----------Home 11:Feb Hollidaysburg ---- --- ---- 22 -------- --Away :21Feb. Mt. Union -------- --- ---- 40 --------- -Home Feb Woodward Twp. --- --- ---- 18 ------ ----Home :ffFeb. Tyrone ---------- --- ---- 20 --------- -Away Feb Clearield -------- ----- ---- 1 7 ---------- A way 212Feb Lewistown ------- ---------- 1 8 ---------- Home Feb Bellefonte ------- ---------- 1 6 ---------- Home Mar. Snow Shoe ------- ---------- 1 6--- ----- Away it Mountain League Games The P. H. S. Basketball team had a successful season, winning 17 out of 22 games played. The boys started with a fine showing but failed to stop a strong Huntingdon team. Several of these lads are promising athletes for future competition in institutions of higher learning. To Coach Spangler we extend a vote of appreciation and congratulation for pro- ducing this excellent team. D isio'9Iv'6Z6i6'Q'0YQ'QY610L f1EJ'f5ff52f5XSIoX YQYQ QAO 0979 : o J . V lil 'l':lis- l.i1:'l1l til l 1 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: fNora Curtin, Dorothy VVelch, Doris Stratton, Ruth Wagner, Mildred Copelin. MIDDLE ROW:f-Hazel Black, Christine Holler, lVIg1'., Miss Robb, Coach, Maxine Brumbauirh, Mary Helen Mc- Camley. TOP ROW:-'fLila Jean McCall, Bertha Stein, Maxine Kile, Olive Jane Mickey, Betty Moore, Dorothy Rolley, Lenora Black, Mary Alice Hartley. Senior l-liglw Girls' Boslzetboll Schedule l933-31+ S DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. 2 .... ---.Snow Shoe --- ---41 ..., --- 5---- ---H0m0 Jan. 5 .... ---.Alumni ----- ---17 ---- --- 9---- ---H0me Jan. 12 --------- .Huntingdon ---30 ----- ---10 ----- ---Away Jan. 23 --------- .Curwensville ----- 20 ---- ---18 --.------- Away Jan. 26 ---- ---.Clearfield --- ---39 ---- ---14---- ---Home Feb. Huntingdon ----- 19 ---------- 5 ---------- Home Feb. State -College ----- 36 ---------- 4 ---------- Away Feb. Clearfield -- ---20 ----- ---23 ------ ----Away Feb. 13 Curwensville ----- 49 ----- ---15 ---------- Home Feb. 16 State College ----- 28 ----- --- 9 ---- ---Home Feb. 23 Alumni ----- ---27 ---------- 12 ----- ---Home Mar. 2 --------- .Snow Shoe -----.- 29- .---. ----19 ------- --- Away The following girls received varsity letters: Christine Hoffer, Mgr., Maxine Brum- baugh, Capt., Maxine Kile, Olive Jane Mickey, Hazel Black, Mary Helen McCamley, and Doris Stratton. The following received numerals: Dorothy Welch, Honora Curtin, Mildred Copelin, Mary Alice Hartley, Lila Jean McCall, Bertha Stein, Bety Moore, and Ruth Wagner. This team would have had a perfect season, had it not been for the loss of one game. It was a fine team, very ably coached by Miss Mary Robb. All the cheer leaders received megaphone insignia. They were: Lila Jean McCall, Nora Curtin, Charlotte Ginter, Dorothy Welch, Christine Hoffer, and David Weston. usxvv 0909OQQ9Qs 0'o0x, 99x keg, A . X. X ?ffri'-:1:Af-:..,1.-- , , 1 -- . 1 r - f N , . , -X ' X f ' ' .f X N J 19-r' Tale Light, 234 SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM l'lRON'l'1qfJX'VZfJ2ll'I1QS Batcheler, Ray Cronover, Edward Tekely, Marvin Dunlap, Lelioy llumplirey. MIDDLE KOVV: Bzwrelt Fenton, LeRoy Wade, Henderson Kepharl, .Izick Dunlap, Richard Frye. llzlxxreiicc- liutterwortli. TOI' ROW: Matthias Maurer, Wesley Reiter, Coach Jones, Ilan lleLann-ey, Arthur Askey, Senior High Boys' Junior Varsity Schedule I933-34 if DATE TEAM RHS. Jan. Eknnt Lookout 111122 Jan. 12 ,,......, Ibseeola 111 ,,,,.. 26 Jan. Iioutzdale 1 ,,,, 15 Jan. Junkn Ihgh 1 ,.,,, 23 Feb. Osceohr ,,,,,..,, 30 Feb. Alumni ,,..,A..,. 26 Feb. Iioutzdale ,,..... 19 Feb. Junkn'Phgh ,,1..., 18 Mar. 2 ,,,,,,,,. .Junior High .....v 37 Mar. Junior High 1,.1..1 19 OIU? 111111111134 111111111138 111111111119 11 ...1,,,, 34 111111111126 111111111132 111111111138 111111111124 111111111131 111111111117 Home Home Home Home AAvay Home Axvay Home Home Home had a This team, consisting of boys dropped from the Varsity S-quad, good season. Their schedule was very hard, consisting' of teams made up of experienced players. Mr. Jones, the Junior Varsity Coach, molded 21, line team from the inexperienced material. vsoQ9QAo000996Qs o.o 9Xv9x G09 lf! 'I'alel.igh1 'll .IVNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKl'I'l'BALL TEAM FRONT ROW: -Aiidrn-xx Flegal, Louis Adams, Coavli Henry. Max VVag11vr, .lark Gut-licli. 'FOI R 0111 lllnck, Gilford A111111e1'i11a11, .lavli Gow, lVl0lvi11 Rnlmiiis, llavill 510119, Kfili-li ii 111111 llrmltort Graiiville, J 1 Junior High Boys' Basketball Schedule 45' DATE TEALT JR.HlGH Jan, 12, . ,,,I2o0seve1t ,,,, ,,l9 Jan. 16,,,, ,,,CIurwvensviHe ,,,,,13 Jan 19 ,,,,,,. ,,.KeHh ,,,..V,, ,,,23 Jan.23,., ,,,J1uuor Varmty , ,,34, Jan.26 ,,,fY,,,, State CoHege ,,,,. 43, Jan. 30 ,,,,,,,,, Roosevelt ,,, ,, Feb. 2 ..,,,,,,, Keith ,,fAe, ,,,,. 1 2 Feb. 6,,,, ,,,ChuwNensviHe ,,,,,32 Feb. 9 .,,, ,,,State CoHege ,,,,. 21 Feb. 13,,, ,,,,,, Cbsceola ,,,,,,,,,50 Feb.23 ,,,, ,,,Junior Varmty ,,,,24 Feb. 27..,, ,,,fDsceo1a , ..,, ,,,,39 hiar 2,, ,,,,, Junior Varmty ..,,31 Liar. 9... ,,,Junior Varmty ,,17 OIDP. , ,,,, .29 7,,,,, ,,, 30 ,,,,, ,, 23,,,,,,,,,, 15 ,,,,,, .,,, ,,,,26,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,30 , ,,,, ,17 6 ,,., ,,, ,, ,,,, 32 ,,,, ,,,18,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,31 ,,, ,,,, ,37 ., ,,,19 Pknne Axvay Iiorne Iionie Phnne Awvay Awvay Iiorne Awvay Away Iionu: Ilorne Iionie Iionle The Junior High team, coached by Mr. Henry, turned out to haxe xeix good players. Although facing teams made up of older, more expeiienced boys, they turned in a good record. Many of these lads show good tilent for future Senior High players. WTT, V 1619 79 6 Q QTSY' 'YWSQ 6fi??52g?EiE3:gsfo.eft -QVGA 939 Q Qff Q . Q 1 J lil Tale Light CEI VIH I JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT RONV: Margraret Gearhart, Coavh Robb, Jean Townsend, Christine Holler, Mgr., Esther Forshey. TOP ROW:--Myrtle Laws, Dorothy Huggr, Anita Iilcil. Dorothy Sheroky. Marjorie WV:-ilton, Leanore Ebovh, Mary Spanogle. Junior l-ligh'fGirls' Basketball Schedule I933-31+ DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. 16 .... ---.Junior Varsity ---- 6 28 Home Jan. 23 .......,I .Curwensville ...,, 24 .... ,,... 3 3 .....,.,.. Away Jan. 30 .... ---.Junior Varsity .,,, 19 ,...,..,.. 34 ..... ---Home Feb. 13 ,....,,,, Curwensville ...1, 21 .....1,,.. 26 ..,,, .... H ome Feb. 20 .,..1. ---Junior Varsity ...1 12 21 ---------- ---- ---Home Mar. 9 ------- --Junior Class ------ 20 ---------- 15 ----- ---Home HIS team looks very promising and with more experience we feel sure they'll come through on the top. Miss Robb showed he1' ability as a real coach. Junior High went in for cheer leaders in a big way. They Were: Dorothy Hugg, Leonore Eboch, Catherine Hindle, Martha Fleck, Margaret Gearhart, Marjorie Walton, Mary Spanogle, Jane Batcheler. FIELD EVENTS isZo'Q 6?6?Y6'QXsZ'C6'6Y651E523?EiT333E4fo.offt -oss 60 Q Q10 0 L o 1 iff Q1 '3 17' lil Tale Liflfhlf' 21 TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: f--Burton Myers, Harold Pierson, LeRoy lVade, Matthew Nolan, Marvin Dunlap, Robert Carey, Alvin Baughman, Kinsel Morrison, Harry Nelson, Donald Maurer, Leonard Stonebraker, Coach Spangler. SECOND ROW:--Carl Vaux, John O'Neil, Robert Dunsmore, Mathew Hemmis, Doss Harring- ton, Thurman Hartman, John Summers, Leonard Gridith. Andrew Hudak, Maurice Nnrdberg, Robert Stark, Matthias Maurer. THIRD ROW:- George Demchak, Joseph Dixon, Lawrence Butterworth, William Humphrey, William Lutz. Ralston Yocum, Jack Dunlap, Jack Darke, Richaxd Frye, Edward Tekely, Lewis Hohnka. FOURTH ROW Jack Guelich, Max Wagner, James Eyerly, Donald Edwards, William Long, Richard Ammerman, Ronald McClure, Forrest Emiifh. TRACK Charles M. Spangler, Coach Track practice started in April and many candidates competed for a place on the team. This year meets were held with Osceola, Cooper Township, Clearfield and Tyrone High Schools. Those who represented Philipsburg in these meets were: TRACK EVENTS 100 Yard Dash John O'Neil Harry Nelson Leroy Wade Mathew Nolan Maurice Nordberg Alvin Baughman Leonard Stonebraker Thurman Hartman 220 Yard Dash Leroy Wade Harry Nelson John O'Neil Alvin Baughman Maurice Nordberg Mathew Nolan Leonard Stonebraker Thurman Hartman 440 Yard Dash Mathew Hemmis Edward Tekely Arnold McClure Donald Maurer Paul Harper 880 Yard Dash Paul Harper Joseph Dixon William Humphrey Donald Maurer John Summers Doss Harrington One Mile Run Lawrence Butterworth Jack Dunlap Marvin Dunlap Robert Carey Lewis Hohnka Richard Frye George Demchak High Jump Carl Vaux Charles Wilcox Jack Darke Donald Maurer William Lutz Robert Dunsmore Richard Frye Pole Vault Harry Nelson Leonard Griffith William Lutz Running Broad Alvin Baughman Leroy Wade Matthias Maurer Leonard Griilith William Lutz Donald Edwards William Long Discus William Lutz Donald Edwards William Long Andrew Hudak Kinsel Morrison Matthias Maurer Leonard Griffith Javelin Kinsel Morrison Maurice Nordberg James Eyerly John O'Neil Shot Put Andrew Hudak Kinsel Morrison Max Wagner Harold Pierson Robert Dunsmore Ralston Yocum The track team was under the capable management of Mr. Spangler, to whom much credit is due for its success. Eff? KGIYQ19 X916QYQYQXOYQIQLQQFf5fE5E11gK6IOIyY9X9 QA Q exe f' s o fifiifffl - ' F 19f- Tale Light -34 They're Always Behind QQ THE BLOW-HARD Janet: Are you really on the football team? What position do you play? Bob: Well, I do the air work. Janet: Oh, you're the foreward passer, is that it? Bob: Well, er-ah-nog you see I blow up the footballs. THE REAL MCCOY Dave: I got a real kick out of kissing Mary last night. John: More than usual? Huccum? Dave: Her father caught me. ALTRUIS TIC Housewife Csuspiciouslyjz I see you've put all the biggest strawberries on top of the box. Hugh G.: Oh, yes, madarn, that's part of our personal service to our customer. We do that to save you the trouble of hunting through the box for them. TALES OF WOE Senior: Why is a crack in a chair bottom like a policeman? Senioress: I couldn't say. Senior: They'll both pinch you if you don't park right. BOYS WILL GROW UP Freshman: Mama, may I go out tonight? Sophomore: Going out tonight, Mother. Home at ten. Junior: Going out tonight, Dad. Senior: G'night, Dad. I'll bring in the milk. THE SPORT MODEL ZOO A balky mule has four-wheeled brakes, A billy goat has bumpers, A fire-fly has a bright spotlight, Rabbits are puddle' jumpers, Camels have balloon-tired feet, And carry spares of what they eat, But still I think that nothing beats, The Kangaroos with Rumble Seats, HOW WE'RE ORGJANIZED Teacher: Sonny, name the organs of sense and their functions. Sonny: Well, you see with the eye organ, hear with the ear organ, smell with the nose organ, feel with the hand organ, and eat with the mouth organ. A RISE OUT OF HIM Nora: How do you recognize a gentleman in a crowded car? Max: By his general get-up. DELIBERATE Coach: I want a man for quarterback who will never call a hasty signal. Nordie: H-h-here, C-cc-coach, I-I-I'rn y-y-y- your rn-m-rn-m-m-rn-man. TEAM-PLAY'S THE THING Learn to work with others! Remember the banana-every time it leaves the bunch it gets skinned. PROVE IT! Midnight came, but he was still talking. My boss says, he went on, that I have lots of git- up-and-git. Let's see some of it, said she. A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE Census Taker: What is your son's income? Mrs. L.: From two to two-thirty A, M. A LITTLE CLOSER Harry: Why didn't you shave this morning? Jerry: I did. Harry: Well, next time stand closer to the razor. WHY BENNY! Benny: Mother, may I go to the zoo to see the monkeys? Mother: Why, Benny, what an idea! Imagine wanting to see the monkeys when your uncle is here! TOO LONG Long-winded Lecturer: If I have talked too long, it's because I haven't my watch with me, and there's no clock in this hall. Voice from Audience: Therc's a calendar be- hind you. MAGNANIMOUS OF HIM Father: Yes, my boy, I'm a self-made man. Don: Gee, Pap, that's what I admire about you. You always take the blame for everything NAIVE Chem. Prof.: What is the formula for water? Ruth L.: HIJKLMNO. Chem. Prof.: Where did you ever get that? Ruth L.: Well, you said yesterday in class, that the formula was H to O. 'GETTING SO EWHERE' . . . . Modern Version! UCUESS stories still hold first place in men's affections' and in women's. Now, how about writing one of your owne---the modern way? , You use a book-a book which will show, as time goes on, the steady growth of a Reserve Account in a safe, conservative bank such as The First National. Each entry can be a chapter-Wand the more the me-rrier---the mcrrier the Future. Young men and women just starting out as workers, and older folks in every field of endeavor, alike, find bank accounts the pathway to achievements in comfort, in se- curity, in getting somewhere. This forty-two-year-old community bank, experienced in judgment, confident of Philipsburg's future, olfers you unusual cooperation in writing your Success'l Story. The First National Bank Philipsburg, Pennsylvania. CONGRATULATIONS TO COMPLIMENTS OF I 1 Class of 1934 MAE COLE ABT BEAUTY SALON l l ITZ SHOP bids welcome to our store Presqueisle Street to the Class of 1934 where 3. 10W discount is given each individual. I JAMES LOVELL A SERVICE STATION Flowers For Every Occasion ASHCROFT FLORAL SHOP PHILIPSBURG, PA. Say It With F lowers VVe Telegraph 'Them Anywhere Mrs. H. S. Ashcroft Phone 421 Gen. Hardware 8: Supply Co. - 'INCORPORATED - Jobbers and Distributors Hardware, Wood and Willow WTare, Mine Supplies, 'Stoves and Ranges, Sewer Pipe, Dupont Powder and Explosives, Automobile and Electric Supplies, Toys. PHILIPSBURG, PA. -MEET AT- PRESOUEISLE CANDY SHOP HERSHEY ICE CREAM CANDY - SODAS - SUNDAES Presqueisle Street - Phlipsburg, Pu Philipsburg Maytag Store 115 Front Street, PHILIPSBURG, PA. Maytag Washers and Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators and Sweepers, Philco Radios. Phone 410-M CARS -FORD- TRUCKS COMPLIMENTS OF H. N. Gil atrick PHILIPSBURG, PA. Drive a Lew V-8 Phone 120 Centre County Lumber Company LUMBER MILLWORK ROOFING THE DAILY JOURNAL : THE WEEKLY JOURNAL 334.00 Per Year 951.50 Per Year W. T. Bair, Editor and Proprietor -' ALL THE NEWS -' IT PAYS T0 LOOK NEAT! COMPLIMENTS OF A 8 P Market Pl8Ilk'S Beauty Bild BHFUET Shllll 112 Front Street Phone 9532 FOR APPOINTMENT can 195-J. BOTTLED HEALTH Milk contains an abundance of lime, the lack of which causes soft teeth, early decay, bow legs and rickets. More than one quart a day is added assurance of healthful strength. When you serve PURITY MILK to your children, either as a drink or with other foods, you are giving the highest percentage of these healthful qualities, with purity, and sweet cleanli- ness assured by laboratory testing. PURITY MILK is bottled fresh daily. 'RWM ff' Serve milk freely to every member of the family-it is NATURES cheapest and best food, and the PURITY MILK man is ready to supply you daily. Purity Milk Company SAFE MILK PLANT, Eighth Street Phone 313 Philipshurg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS -OF- BroWn's Boot Shop and Brovvnls Clever-Clad Shop COMPLIMENTS A, ppl Johnson7s Ice Cream Compan Philipsburg and Winburne Harry L. Humphrey, Jr. CONTRACT PLASTERER STUCCO Keene Cement VVork and Texture VValls zo Specialty COMPLIMENTS OF Loo Metal Products Co., Inc JOHN F. EBOCH FUNERAL DIRECTOR ,, , ,,7,,0,?,,, PHILIPSBURG, PA. Phone 113 Butterworth 8o Porno Motor Go. SALES AND SERVICE GRAHAM HUDSON -- TERRAPLANE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone 406-R 104 Walton 'St PHOTOGRAPHS - ENLARGEMENTS COPYING COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS FRAMING AMATEUR- FINISHING Siegfried Studio PIIILIPSBURG, PA. Theodore C. Jackson Attorney-at-Law McCaus1and Oflice Bldg., Laurel Street F rank R. Beals Reliable Insurance of All Kinds Pennants Banners Pillows Add dignity, color and spirit to your school work by the use of Felt Pennants, Banners, Pillows, Emblems, Caps, Tams and Chenille Letters. No orders too small to receive our attention. Catalog free. Standard Pennant Co. BIG RUN, PA. C - OMPLIMENTS OF Buzzell's Drug btore PHILIPSBURG, PA. John lbberson We Are Careful Druggists. ' CoMPL1MENTs OF COURTESY D. B. Gilbert Electrical Appliances Philco Radios Thor Washers Grunow Refrigerators E. B. Flegal Funeral Director 124 Pine Street Philipsburg, P A Complete Line of A W A Cash Store DRESSES, COATS, HATS, SHOES FOR LADIES MEATS AND Also Men's and Boy's Clotliing and Shoes a GROCERIES the Lowest Prices. Ph P Q , St LOUIS PARSKY Spruce Street - Next to Passmore Hotel PHILIPSBURG, PA. 8 COMPLIMENTS OF AL to Electric Service I George F. Troutman Automobile Druggist Repairing COMPLIMENTS OF TI-IE CLASS OF 191 8 Hotels of Distinction and Good Service The Dimeling The Philips The Fort Ligonier Clearfield, Pa. Philipsburg, Pa. Ligonier, Pa. 400 ROOMS OF COMFORT Coffee Shop Restaurant COMPLIMENTS OF What -To -Wear Dress Shop CO -OF- W. T. Grant Co. .-O F1 THE NEW Rowland Theatre COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. H. S. Stein DENTIST R. P. DUNSMORE Buick and Pontiac i1.0,T. Philipsburg Marble and Granite Works The Best in C h Meml01'1als', 3 3 S WJ City Meat Market -f:::fs::5sf.'51... -QWEQ .- Comer Thlrd and can 59 Prompt Delivery Pine Streets f ft :-,, .- ws- .,. fn., ' Phxlipsburg, P-n ,,., You Gel: All the News For SI.5O o Year WHEN YOU READ Tl-IE PI-IILIPSBUR6 LEDGER u - V The t1934 Bgitgm V qhe 64 i t And We of h P. . . ' ' I mfafe Light., , , . ENGRAVED STATIONERY- . Supplied the 1933 was Printed in S OFFIC-E SUP-PLIES E Graduating Class Centre County'f3 ' 1 in ,ws ' With their best equipped 5 f el' ' C FURNITURE Engraved printing plant. E 'i' ,E Commencement 5 ' PHI LI PSBURG N 'E Invitations and Q me ' ppb K t the 1934 That S Us E x ' V A N N IE Class with 5 ' ' fe-:'i T i ' ' r f ':4 1 Visiting Cards. , -3. f A COMPLIMENTS Wholesale and Retail Dealers in -OF- CIGARS AND TOBACCO Dr. G. B. MERRELL Oi, Front Street, PHILIPSBURG, PA Pritchard Bros. Garage Third and Pine Sts, Phone 42 Firestone Tires Car Washing, Greasing and Drivas, Sugar Bowl LUNCHES - SODAS - SUNDAES ICE CREAM - COFFEE - PASTRIES Home-made Candy a Specialty. Visit the Drivas Sugar Bowl. Storage PARTS FOR ALL CARS. PHILIPSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA. COMPLIMENTS OUTFITTERS T0 THE WHOLE FAMILY Harold M. Haworth , U , Simon Ziff s Economy Stores Furniture PHILIPSBURG, PA. Front Street PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS -QF- Roy l l. Schrefller CLASS I 932 WATCHES, JEWELRY AND REPAIRING Come in and See How Cheap You Mfay Buy lu Musical String Instrument. HARRY C. REILING ET PAYS TO LOOK SUFCESSFULU Miller Cleaning 8- Dye Works 'IIB' Philipsburgr, Pa Phone 424 J Quality Thai Will Win Your Approval FAIRLAVVN SUPREME COFFEE FAIRLAWN FRESH GROUND COFFEE RED RAVEN COFFEE Fresh ew P ull Flavored -- Dehcnous - Needs no Date ON SALE AT ALL FAIRLAWN STORES COMPLIMENTS, COMPLIMENTS -0F- 1 ,QI-TL. LOUIS GIANQPULQS R. SLGNE Always consider--M your local merchants first when out shopping. What's good for them is good for you. Our usual custom of IOM discount to all graduates is yours on any purchase. Adelman 8- Ratowsky Mobilgas Mobiloil Philipsburg Service Station lW'ILLIAM PRICE U. S. TIRES H. A. Mark Motor Co. CHRYSLER AIRFLOW CHRYSLER SIX PLYMOUTH COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Morningstar Bakeries S. 86 S. Shirt Factory wg' Q!! f ll!! L E lun Quality Boot Shop Smart Footwear Hosiery too J. W. Oxley Dept. Store gi'-Q Quality, Service and Value H71 33 l N C t 't , .765 ew oa s, Sui s, 9:5 X 'rs , , 'SQQ-rdgyfltx Dresses and Mllllnery 5.1 f lil HEX? WJ fr ', in splendid assortments at r the right prices. K COMPLIMENTS OF Moshannon Mill and Lumber Company PHILIPSBURG, PA. CONGRATULATIONS, Class of '34, To get a quick start in life use Blue Sunoco Motor Fuel and Sunoco Mercury Made Motor Oils. Fink Sunoco Service Front and Presqueisle Sts. PHILIPSBURG, PENNA. BUY YOUR Graduation Suits and Furnishings He1'e. A Special Discount for All Graduates Finberg'S Store COMPLIMENTS OF S. Rusnak, Ir. UFAIRLAWN STORE The Uld Burner Drug Store W. B. Brown Professional Pharmacists KODAKS - FILMS Hnffer's Novelty Store Mary LEHCOIH KGmp'S Greeting' Cards for All Occasions Chocolates Chocolates Kemp's Salted Nuts Gifts in Leather. Harry E. W eber FUNERAL DIRECTOR-LICENSED EMBALMER Sincere, Sympathetic Service LICENSED LADY ASSISTANT Phone Phllipsburg 217-M Cirizens Water Service Company Nlorris Wafer Company Furnishing Pure Water to Philipsburg and Vicinity COMPLIMENTS -OF COMPLIMENTS OF Frank's Clover Farm Market H Thrift Service Plus Satisfaction. P ll ii Ph 350 J George M. Kelloek COMPLIMENTS OF Dealer in CONFECTIONS - TOBACCO - CIGARS I. L. Maurer 81 Son FRUIT-ETC. PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Always A Booster Pennsylvania Electric Ge. FOR P, H. S, -of- Associated Gas 8z Electric System Hotel Passmofe Choose Your Plumber as You Would Your Physician Plumbers are as necessary in safeguarding COMPLIMENTS OF' the health of your family as physicians, and your plumber should be selected with the E. same care. Your plumber is the physician and Will cure the ills of your sewerage and Water systems. The Plumber Protects the Health of the Nation. Phone 193 E. E. DEMI Schoonover Bldg., Philipshurg, Pa DIEGES as CLUST 15 JOHN STREET NEW YORK c If? 31' ,mtg .Q My SSE? 7 X 1 J I T E MARK MANUFACTURING SPECIALTY JEVVELERS Class, Fraternity, Cluh and Society Pins, Rings and Keys, Mezl.-ills, Prize and Loving Cups, Plaques and Trophies, e-tc. VVE INVITE CORRESPONDENCE PER- TAINING TO SPECIAL ORDER WVORK The School Supply House of Clearfield, Pu. MANUFACTURING STATIONERS -- COMMERCIAL PRINTERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT If it is used in the school, NTP can supply it. WE TRIM OUR MEAT, NOT OUR CUSTOMERS. Dr. Carl Dinger Tv DENTIST lVlattern7s Meat Market W. F- Sl30l16bI'2lk6l' Ibberson Drug Store QUALITY GROCERIES ALWAYS -Opposite th H t 1 Ph'l'g - DIFFERENT Pennsylvania Tires Gulf Gas JOSIAI-I PRITCI-IARD'S GARAGE PHILIPSBURG, PA. PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES QUALITY PARTS FOR ALL CARS I h NEVER CLOSED Walter Magwire COMPLIMENTS OF Haberdashery FOR GENTLEMEN E- R- Hancock AT POPULAR PRICES H COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY B. SCOTT K6I6'Q 9 9.9 9-QYCXQ YQ 1EgEjff5T2Ef3 QAQN f-9X9 QQ QQYQ A . Q .27 e 10-e 1'zxle Lightn- Ill -H ll I I I I 'I I1 f W 1 L Appreciation - This, our allotted task, is ended, And all efforts have been bended To create a record that will survive And keep your memories alive Of days at High School unsurpassed In learning and joy and now at last : We bid goodbye to school friends true 1 Z And only hope we've given you A moment's thought, a little fun L For pleasure given is merit won. We thank all those who undertook To help us edit this Year Book. 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