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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1935 volume:

li me LIGHT fi , 1935 . Board of Education Dr. Frank Gette President Mrs. Luvy Howe Merrell Mr. J. Frank Kephart Vice President Treasurer Mrs. Emma Vvomelsdorff Mr. William B. Johnston Secretary if The Philipsburg I-ligh School Philipsburg, Penna. 1 W 1 4 1 X Dedication 'SQ' To the teachers of the Philipsburg Public Schools and the schools of the surround- ing community, to whom we owe our sincerest thanks and appreciation for their noble efforts and earnest encouragement, we, the Class of 1935, dedicate our year book. W at ' f H W M fy, FACULTY H. O. CRAIN SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Graduate of Milroy High School. Graduate of Susquehanna University. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. 9 Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Completed courses at Lock Haven, Col- umbia University and Pennsylvania State College. VVVV F. E. EHRENFELD, B. S. PRINCIPAL TEACHER OF SENIOR MATHEMATICS Q5mmu111u iizi1irxx '. . .. 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SENIOR ENGLISH IIIRECTOR OI IIRAIVIA'I'II'S III'?LIIl2III' ni' I'I1iIipsIJul'y: Hixgh Schuul Iirzulllzltu UI' IIIICIRIIUII IIiiivm'fi1y IJl'zuIuz'I.- wn'IX :II Iiuc-km-II lInix'c-1-siiy MARGARET WHITE VOIVIIVIERCIAI4 'l'I'IACI-IER IN VIIARGE OI THE LIBRARY Ihwlrlllzxlv of I'IiiIIpsIrL1l'5J High Srliuul Fmnulmln-lvml cmlrsus :ll Susquolizuiim Unixvrsily Slllmnvl' work :ii IIiiiv01'SiIy ul' I'vnnsyIv:1nI:i MARY ROBB, A. B. 'I'EAGIIER OI I RI'INl'II ANIJ SENIOR ENGLISH IIIRL'S IIASRI-ITISALL COACH OI THE JUNIOR ANIJ SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL II1'mIL1a1v III' ISL-IIQI'o11Iv High Sc-Iwnl Gl':uIu:iIu UI' II'IIsm1 I'cmIlI'i:'u Grzulualv work at PL-lmwylvziniai Stain- I'nIIL-Q0 MAYNARD HENRY, B. S. 'I'EAI'IIER OI IIIOLOGY IiOY'S I-3ASIiI'I'I'IiALL C'OAI'II OI' 'I'III'I .IVNIOR IIIIIII SCHOOL Gmulllzxlv OI' I.:-xx'iHI111i'g' High Sdmnl G1':14Iu:xlo UI' Ihxrlxaix-II Univvrsily Grzuluziln- work :II I'vunsyIv:mi:1 Stale CUII.-gv BERTHA CROYLE COMIVI I-IRVIAI. 'I'EA1fIII'1R Gz'zuIL1a11- ut' I'IIIIIIISIDIII'LQ' Iligh SI-Imul i'umpIc1QII vuu1'svs at Silssgm-Iiziiiiia Iliiivvrsiiy Suminc-I' xxm'Ix :II Sl1sv1m'Ii:1xiliz4 Uiiivm-rsily ALFRED JONES, B. S. 'I'I'IAI'III'IR OI SOPHOIVIORIC ANI! JUNIOR MA'I'HEIVI.X'I'II'S ASSISTANT I OO'I'IiAI.II ANI! JUNIOR VARSITY IIASRETBALI. COACH I,2x':uIuulv UI' Pliilipslmrg High SrImuI Ih':uIu:1I0 of Ge'II.yshu1'u' Crmlls-me Slllmm-I' work :II I'I-imsylvmiizi Slate C'oIIvI.:'4- ' FACULTY MAHLON HAGERTY, JR., A. B. TEACHER OF JUNIOR AND SENIOR ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg High School Graduate of Gettysburg College MARJORIE WOMELSDORFF, A. B. TEACHER OF SOPHOIVIORE 'HISTORY AND ENGLISH Graduate ol' Philipsburg High School Graduate ol' Wilson College Attended University of Wisconsin Extension work from Pennsylvania State College EDNA M. MILLER, A. B. TEACHER OF SOPHOMORE ENGLISH AND HISTORY Graduate of Philipsburg High School Graduate of Allegheny College CHARLES SPANGLER, B. S. DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COACH OF ATHLETICS G1'aduate of York High School Grailuate oi' Gettysburg College Summer work at Pennsylvania State College RALPH COPE, B. S. MANUAL TRAINING INSTRUCTOR IN THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Graduate ci' Kenneit. Square High School Graduate oi' 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 ol' Montgomery High School Grz1dua1.e ol' Pennsylvania State College W. JAY KENNEDY, A. B. I MUSIC INSTRUCTOR AND TEACHER OI 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 JUNIOR HIGH ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH Graduate ol' Philipsburg High School Graduate ol' Juniata College l LJ I . an lk 'lmao-3' ELIZABETH M. SWIRES, B. S. TEACHER UF SEVENTH ANIJ EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Margaret. Hirst, Grade One Emma J. Milscmtrm . Grade One Elizabeth Acton .. Grade Two Helen F. Forshey . Grade Two Louise Hoflier Grade Three Mariraret. White Grads- Three FACU 'Q' MRS. W. DALE Collngre TEACHER OF NINTH GRAD Graduate of Philipsburyr High Graduate of Otterbein College GRADE MATHEM Graduate of Philipshur RUTH CALLAHAN, A. GEOGRAPHY Graduate of Phililusburg Hiprh Graduate of Otterbein College JUANITA HOYT GRALE ENGLISH TEACHER OF FRESHMAN LATIN G1 aduate of Madera High School Graduate of Mansfield Normal ISADORE M. ZIFF, B. S. 1EAcHr,R OF NINTH GRADE SCIENCE Graduate of Philipsburg 1-Iigrh School Graduate of Lock Haven State Teachers 1 KATHLEEN HANCOCK, A. B. Extension work from Pennsylvania State College LENA D, WAUGH TEACHER OF SEVENTH ANI? EIGHTH Completed courses at Lock Haven and Penn- sylvania State f'oIleu'c- TEACHER OI' SEVENTH ANI! EIGHTH GRADI4 Extension work from Pennsylvania State Cznllepre TEACHER OF SEVENTH ANIJ EIGHTH LTY E ENGLISH School ATICS ir Hitrh School B. School Graduate of Philipsburg Hiuh School Attended Pennsylvania State Colleuie and University ot' Pittsburirh 5 Graduate of Pliilinshurg High School Graduate of Indiana State Teachers College GRADE FACULTY Margaret.Fcrguson Gr:a.deFour Ural Labock ..... Grade Four Anna Bowers .... Grade Five Henrietta Kirk Grade Five Mrs. Frances Goss Grade Six Sue Twisrixiv ....... Grade Six Summer work :it Pennsylvania State i'ull0!'C Ethel Bragzonier ....,... Teacher of Musiv in the first four tlrades and llircctor ol' the Senior H. S. Girls Glee Club Ada N. Dom ..........................,..... Sehool Nurse Catherine Shipley .... Dental Hygienist Helen Rickard ..... .. Otliee Sevretary Dick Scientifif RICHARD R. AMMERMAN Home Room Activities, 103, 23 105, 33 101, 43 Science Club, 23 Hobby Club, 33 Phot05z1'a.pher's Club, 43 Athletic Assoc., 3, Pres. 43 Bas- ketball, 3, 43 Track, 3, 43 Annual Staff, 4. Ammerman's shots were long and true, He made them for the White and Blue. Art Scientific ARTHUR WAIDE ASKEY Home Room Activities, 104, 23 205, Pres. 33 204, 43 Travel Club, 23 Science Club, 3, 43 Athletic Assoc., 3, 43 Football. 3, 43 Basketball, 3: Annual Staff, 4. As long as a nickel's worth of thread, That's how he's built, from foot to head. Jimmy Scientific JAMES W. BATCHELER Home Room Activities, 204, 23 206, 33 206, Pres. 43 Basketball 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Dramatics, 2, 3: Cheer Leader, 43 Annual Staff 4. Our Jimmie's a batcheler, but only in name, One thing may change him. I know, his 1 lame. Bill Scientific WILLIAM C. BEEGLE Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 104, Pres., 3 3 207, 1 3 Science Club, Pres. 23 Travel Club, Pres. 33 Hobby Club, 4 . Bill, with his wisecracks and petty sins, Keeps all the teachers on needles antl pins. Rummy Scientific JOHN ANDREVV BELKO Home Room Activities, 104, 23 205, 3: 201, 43 History Club, 2: Photo- gra1iher's Club, 3: Hobby Club, 43 Athletic Assoc., 'lg Assistant Foot- ball Mgr., 2, 33 Assistant Track ' Marr., 2, 3. How he managed the teams you'll hear him tell, Let's hope he manages his wife as well. SENIORS Babe Commercial MARY ANTOLIK Home Room Activities, 104, 23 205, 3: 207, 43 Debating, 2, 3, 4: Junior Oratorical Contest, 3 3 Annual Staff, 4. Quite a speaker we confess, Thatfs why she is the best. Connie Classical ROSALINE BALISTRERE Home Room Activities, 202, Vice Pres. 23 206, 3: 204 Treas. 43 Eti- quette Club, Vice Pres. 23 Adver- tising Club, Vice P1'es. 3: Lib1'ary Club, Vice Pres. 4 3 Athletic Assoc. 4. Rosaline, with her big brown eyes, Certainly will make Tony a prize. Petr Classical MARGARET G. F. BATES Home Room Activities, 204, Pres. 23 104, Sec. 33 101, Vice Pres. 43 Art Club, 23 Dramatic Club, 3, 43 Class Pres. 23 Class Vice Pres. 33 Dramatics, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 2, 3: Pres. 43 Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff: Athletic Assoc., 4. She is the Wizard of our class, And is liked by every lad and lass. Bus Scientific RICHARD BEHMER Home Room Activities, 103, Sec. 23 105, Treas., 3: 104, Pres., 4: Band, 2, 3, Pres. 43 Track, 43 Football, 213 Dance Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. Bus' laugh is ve1'y unique, It will always fit in with his technique. Node Scientific LENORA K. BLACK Home Room Activities, 104, 2 3 206, Sec. 33 206, Sec. 4: Library Club, 2 3 Commercial Club, 3 3 Travel Club, 4 3 Glee Club, 3, 4 3 Gym Leader, 2 3 Basketball, 2, 3. Bright and smiling, she's sure sweet, Another Senior we'll have you meet. Seniors Bray Commercial WILLIAM C. BRAGONIER Home Room Activities, 105, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Football, 3, 4: Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 3, 4: Stage Mgr., 3, 4: Track, 2, 3: Class Vice Pres., 4: Annual Staff, 4. A great sport is this fellow named Bray, He whistles and sings the live-long day. Jip Scientific JAMES B. BROWN Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 104, 3: 206, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2: Gym Leader, 2, 3: Basketball, 2: Photoy:rapher's Club, 2: History Club, 3, 4: Class Sec., 3. Through Winsome ways and happy smile, VVe find that Jip is worth his while. Rusty Classical MARJ. E. BUTTERWORTH Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: Orchestra. 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. Red-headed, quite a treat. This girl is hard to beat. Don Scientific DONALD S. CATHCART Home Room Activities. 101. 1: Ath- letic Club, 4: Football. 4: Boxing, 4: Track, 4: Class Secretary, 4. lion is a first class Football man, But he likes nothing better than a date with Fran. Johnnie Scientific JOHN WALTER CRAGO Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: Assistant Football Mgr., 2: Assistant Basketball Mgr., 2: Assistant Track Mgr., 2: Travel Club, Sec., 3: Photographers Club, Pres., 4. Johnnie is jolly and quite short, To dance with the girls is his greatest sport. SENIORS PhyI Commercial PHYLLIS L. BRAUND Home Room Activities. 206, 3: 101, 4: Dramatic Club, 3: Travel Club, 4: Annual Staff, 4. To her we dedicate this rhyme, Because she has her work on timc. Barb Classical BARBARA MARY BRYAN Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: History Club, 2: Eti- quette Club. 3: Science Club, Pres. 4: Athletic Assoc.. 2, 4: Dra- matics, 3: Basketball Mirr., 4: Annual Stall, 4: Gym Leader. 2, 21: Oratiorical Contest. The Buick is always at Barb's disposal. It may help to bring: about a proposal. Die Commercial ALMA C. CARTWRIGHT Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: History Club, 2: Com- mercial Club, 3: Library Club, 4. Alma is full of mirth and joy, Shc'll find a way with any boy. Verna Commercial VERNA ZOLA COWFER Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 101, 3: 207, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Li- brary Club. 3: Travel Club, 4. Here's a girl who studies hard, From great, success she'll not be barred. Ray Scientific CLARENCE CRONOVER Home Room Activities. 103, 2: 104, 3: 201, 4: Orchestra, 2, Sec., 3, 4: Band. 2, 3, Treas., 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Football 4: Basketball. 3: Glee Club. Sec., 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4. I saw him tackle a man so hard, That the turf round-about was battle-scarred. I.-1. Drake Scientific ANDREW J. DARKE Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 206, -1: Athletic Assoc., 2: Track, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 2: Photographers Club, 3: Travel Club, 4. A tall and handsome shiek is he, Some lady's prize he's sure to be. 'lJoe Scientific JOSEPH HOWARD DIXON Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: Track, 3, 4: Science Club, 2: Travel Club, 3: Commer- cial Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. He's always very quiet, never much to say, For he says, To talk a lot, never does it pay. Bill Classical WVILLIAIW DORAN Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: Commercial Club, Sec. 4: Debating Club, 2: Science Club, 3. 1t's hard for him to lessons learn, But he's always willing to do a good turn. Bill Scientific VVILLIAIVI E. DUNN Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 206, Treas., 4: Science Club, Pres., 2: Vice Pres., 3: French Club, Sec., 4. He's tall and slim and quite at ease, Around the girls he's sure to please. Speed Scientific REMBRANT' DUNSMORE Home Room Activities, 104, Pres., 2: 205, Vice Pres. 3: 101, Pres., 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice Pres., 2: Athletic Assoc., 2, 4: Dance Orchestra, 3, 4: Business Mgr., Annual Stall, 4. Rem is a shiek and what a lad, A better jazz leader we never had. 1J0ady Classical CAROLINE MAE DEAKIN Home Room Activities, 202, 21 105, 3: 206, 4: Travel Club, 2: French Cluh, 3: Commercial Club, 4. This blonde lassie's heart beats with joy, When she's getting ready for dat- imi Roy. Boga Commercial VERDA IONA DIXON Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 205, 3: 207, 4: Etiquette Club, 2, 3: Travel Club, 4. A true blonde is hard to meet, . r . 'S But heies one who 1 really quite sweet. Dunnie Scientific MARVIN L. DUNLAP Home Room Activities, 102, 23 104, Sec. 3: 101, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 4: Athletic Club, 2, 3, 4. This is our Glee Club's famous tenor, Vlfho is always imitating Penner. Bets Commercial NIARION E. DUNSMORE Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 205, Sec. 3: 206, Pres., 4: Cheer Leader, 4: Dramatics, 3: Travel Club, 2: Travel Club, Vice Pres., 3: Travel Club, Sec., 4: Athletic Assoc. 4. To many people she's just Bets, About her classvvork she never frets. Candles Scientific JOSEPH W. EIRICH, JR. Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 206, 3: 207, Pres., 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, Sec., 4: Band, 2, 3, Sec., 4: Basketball, 3, 4. He wraps his arms around the ball, And steams it past the batter's stall. Home Room Activities, 103. 2: 104, i 1 X4 gg - Iml SENIORS 'l Hankey Scientific FORREST J. EMIGH Bag Commercial ' BARRETT R. FENTON 3: 201, 4: Track, 3 : Athletic Assoc. 4: Science Club. 2: Etiquette Club, 3: Commercial Club, 4. Forrest is bashful and very girl shy, But in all his lessons his ratinsx is high. Betty Commercial ELIZABETH M. FLEGAL Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: Etiquette Club, Sec., 2: Library Club, Sec., 3: Library Club, Pres., 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Glee Club, 2: Annual Staff, 4. The reason Betty looks spry and sedate, She always sends Yank home at half-past eight. Wimpy Scientific WALTER GINNICK Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Travel Club, 2: Athletic Club, 3: Etiquette Club, 3: Foot- ball Mgr., 2: Photographers Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4. Pool room ? Nope! Home 7 I hope, Sugar Bowl? No soap! Try Mc- Camley's. 'tMabel Commercial MABEL H. GREBE Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, 3 : 207, 4 : Etiquette Club, 2 : Li- brary, Sec., 3: Etiquette, Pres, 4. Happy-go-lucky, life's just a sneeze, With gum and a good talker she's at her ease. Esquire Scientific PAUL R. HARPER Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 104, 3: 101, Sec., 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2. 3, 4: Photographers Club, 2: History Club, 3, 4. Paul goes to Chester Hill most every night, To see Florence, his heart's delight. Home Ronin Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 206, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Basket- ball, 3, 4. Sour notes are his delight, Yet his playing is all right. Charlie Commercial ELIZABETH GEARHART Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 104, 3: 101, 4: Commercial Club. 2: Li- brary Club, Vice Pres., 3: Com- mercial Club, 4. Full of fun and very gay, She thinks of Charlie every day. Marti Commercial MARTHA GOSS Home Room Activities. 202, 2: 105, 3: 206, 4: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4. This type ol' a girl you seldom meet, She's Just as quiet as she is sweet. Bud Scientific MAYNARD J. GUELICH Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 206, 3: 207, 4: Travel Club, 2: Photo- graphers Club, 3: Hobby Club, 4: Band, Drum Major, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club. 4: Class Vice Pres., 2: Class Treas., 3. The high-steppimx Drum Major ot' our band, Was Maynard G. with baton in hand. Dot Commercial DOROTHY M. HAR,TLEY Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: Li- brary Club, 3: Commercial Club, 4. Calvin lives far away, Still Ilot gets letters every day. Cas Classical MARY C. HAWKINS Home Room Activities, 202. 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Dramatic Club, 2: French Club, 3: Travel Club, 4. A certain Raymond writes her notes, We wonder just what this denotes. Murder Commercial ROBERT LYNN HENRY Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 201, Pres., 4: Science Club, 2: French Club. 3: Travel Club, 4. Sandy Ridge produced this lad, And how he makes the teachers mad. Foil Scientific ROBERT F. HOLDREN Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3: Band, 2, 3, 4: Football, 3. 4: Annual Staff. He likes to do his Trigr. and Chem., Since they are so easy for him. Diddy Commercial VIVIAN RUTH HUMMEL Home Room Activities. 202, 3: 205, 33: 207, 4: Commercial Club. 2: Travel Club, 3: Library Club. 4. Vivian is of the quiet sort, But you'll always find her a first rate sport. Gay Classical HAZEL E. HUSTED Home Room Activities, 204, Sec., 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: Etiquette Club, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. In school, Gay doesn't like a test, But out of school, Earle is her best. Nay Commercial EVELYN HENRY Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: Commercial Club, 2, 3: Library Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. A talkative girl, a giggler, too, But with that smile she'll sure pull thru. Pat Commercial LILLIAN ESTHER HILL Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Science Club, 2: Com- mercial Club, Vice Pres., 3: Li- brary Club, Sec., 4. Always cheerful, always Hay. She laughs and sings throughout the day. Minnie Commercial MARIAN LOIS HUMMEL Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 206. 4: Commercial Club, 2: Commercial Club, Sec., 3: Library Club, 4. To school, in any weather we find With Bob as an escort, Marian doesn't mind. 'APete Scientific LEROY HUMPHREY Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, Treas., 3: 207, Sec., 4: History Club, 2, 3: Photo1zrapher's Club. 4.: Basketball, 2, 4. He's always very sleepy when it's time to recite. But when he's had his daily nap, his answers turn out right. Farmer Commercial BERNARD A. JOHNSON Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 104. 3: 206, 4: PhotoL'l'apher's Club, 2, 3, 4. Bernard is rated an honor student. And he'll always be one who is sure to be prudent. Bill Scientific WILLIAM S. JOHNSON Home Room Activities, 102, Sec., 2: 105, Vice Pres., 3: 201, Sec., 4: Orchestra., 2, 3. 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. Rosy cheeks, curly hair, and a happy smile, With a certain girl he'd walk a mile. Marj. Classical MARJORIE E. JOHNSTON Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 201, Treas., 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2: Athletic Assoc., 4: Annual Staff, 4. Marjie is a fair young lass, Who is the musician of our class. Ben Scientific BENJAMIN Fl KENYON Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105. 3: 101, 4: History Club, 2: French Club, 3: Pres., 4, Though he's always late for school, He's quite studious as a rule. Max Commercial MAXINE J. KILE Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Commercial Club, 2, 3: Library Club, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. Our Blonde Max is good at sports, She does her best, in basketball shorts. Kneppy Commercial HOLLIS NORMAN KNEPP Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 206, 3: 207, 4: History Club, 2, 3: Travel Club, 4. Though he is very quiet and noise- less, The car he drives is not so voice- less. Carrie Scientific CARRIE A. JOHNSTON Home Room Activities. 102, 2: 104, 3: 101, 4: Etiquette Club, 2: Travel Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2. 3. 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Annual Staff, 4. Her dancing feet are always a joy, To whomever is the lucky boy. ' ' Coffee Commercial CRAWFORD JOHNSTON Home Room Activities, 201, 4: Ath- letic Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Football, 4. VVho knows his History, likes to debate? None other than Crawford, he'll some day be great. Henny Classical WILLIAM H. KEPHART Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, Treas.. 2: 206, 4: Science Club, 2: French Club, 3: Hobby Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3. Henny believes in taking things bizr, He can dance anything from a waltz to a jig. Kirkie Commercial RUTH ELIZABETH KIRK Home Room Activities, 105, 3: 201, 4: Commercial, 2, 3: Library, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. Giggle, giggle, all the while, Ruth's face is always wreathed in smile. Tim Scientific JAMES COULSON LAWS Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 104, Treas., 3: 101, Treas., 4: Orches- tra, 2, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4: Annual Staff, 4. He's a very bright and happy lad, Rosier cheeks one never has had. ' IIDIII SENIORS Eunice Classical EUNICE LEIGHLITNER Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 104, 3, 206, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. Though she's quiet, never much to say, Eunice is friendly in her own sweet Way. Don Commercial MADALENE E. LINDSAY Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3 5 207, 4 3 Commercial Club, 2, Pres., 35 Library Club, Pres., 4. Madalene sure knows how to shout, A good cheer leader shell make, no doubt. Joe Scientific JOSEPH H. LUCAS Home Room Activities, 102, 23 205, 3, 206, Vice Pres., 4: History Club, 2, 33 Hobby Club, 4. He cares naught for conduct rules, If he ever gets rich he'll banish schools. Tom Scientific THOMAS MCCAUSLAND Home Room Activities, 103, Vice Pres. and Treas., 4, 206, Treas., 3: 207, 45 Band, Treas., 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader, 2, Annual Staff, 4. Tom is jolly and full of fun, His lessons keep him on the 1'un. Ji2.Crs Scientific LELAND B. MCCLURE Home Room Activities, 105, 35 207, 4: Travel Club, 33 Photographefs Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. Leland is a friend of all, But his special attraction's in Blue Ball. Ray Scientific RAYMOND DAVIS LEWIS Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3, 206, 4: Science Club, 2: French Club, 3, 43 Football, 4. Raymond's the pride of our English class, If it weren't for Lucas, he'd never pass. Jim Scientific JAMES P. LORIGAN Home Room Activities, 204, 2, 105, 35 201, 43 History Club, Pres., 25 French Club, 3, Travel Club, 4, Athletic Assoc., 4. In History class we find our Jim, In cutting up he's not so dim. Jim Scientific HENRY MATTHEWS, JR. Home Room Activities, 206, 4, Hobby Club, 4: Glee Club, 4. WVho is our smooth and graceful dancer? Tall and handsome Jim is the an- swer. i'Ed Commercial EDWARD L. MCCLIMENT Home Room Activities, 201, 43 Pho- to1:rapher's Club, 4. From Chicasro came this blonde lad Ed , To LH'aduate from our P. H. S. 'tis said. e Si Scientific JAMES HENRY MEAS Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: History Club, 2, 35 Hobby Club, 4. A West Decatur lad is he, Always happy and full of glee. Mickey Classical HAZEL MAY MICKEY Home Room Activities, 204, Vice Pres., 23 105, Pres., 33 207, Vice Pres., 43 Gym Leader, 2: Orches- tra. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Assoc., 33 Sec., 43 Dram- atics, 2, 3, 43 Annual StaH', 4. Always giggling, never blue, Always faithful, ever true. Myers Scientific WILLIAM GRANT MYERS Home Room Activities, 103, 23 104, 33 201, 43 History Club, 23 Travel Club, 33 Hobby Club, 4. Grant's an easy going boy, No bump is great enough to banish his joy. Dick Scientific RICHARD A. NELSON Home Room Activities, 202, 23 205, 33 207, 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball, 2, 3, 43 Track, 3, 4. His talents as an athlete are very high indeed, And he is always willing to help a friend in need. Petr Scientific CAROLINE V. PARKES Home Room Activities, 202, 23 105, 33 101, 43 Travel Club, 23 Eti- quette Club, 3, 4. To become a doctor is her aim, Which will probably gather her fame. Alf Classical ALFRED F. PELKA Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 104, 33 201. 43 Athletic Club, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Track, 2, 3, 43 Football, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Assoc., 43 Band, 2. Alfred is noted for his height, But Betty Grace thinks he's just right. vga. f Jim Scientific JAMES E. MORGAN Home Room Activities, 102, 23 201, 43 History Club, 23 Hobby Club, 43 Athletic Assoc., 4. In history class he likes to debate, And very good arguments he can create. Fred Scientific FREDERICK A. NEIDRICK Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, 33 206, 43 History Club, 23 Travel Club, 33 Athletic Club, 43 Football Mgr., 4, Basketball Mgr., 4. Fred's slick at getting out of class. But he is always su1'e to pass, Pell Commercial MARGARET OBERHEIM Home Room Activities, 103. 2: 205, 33 201, 43 Commercial Club, 23 Etiquette Club, 3, 4. What do you think is her main expression, But bookkeeping, to her, is no ques- tion. Gib Scientific GILBERT A. PEDRAZZANI Home Room Activities, 204, 23 206, 33 101, 43 Photographers Club, 23 Travel Club, 33 History Club, 43 Athletic Club, 4. We rate Gilbert as a first class star, In any field he's sure to 5:0 far. June Classical JUNE ROSE PIXLEY Home Room Activities, 102, 23 205, 33 206, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3: Athletic Assoc., 23 Dramatics, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff, 4. June is quite a lass, One of the smallest in our class. ao. 2 Vern Commercial VERNA H. PLESKONKO Home Room Activities, 103, 23 206, 33 206, 4: Commercial Club, 2, 33 Etiquette Club, 4 3 Athletic Assoc. 4, State College is her greatest aim, Dancing is already gaining her fame. Quick Scientific EDWARD PAUL QUICK Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 105, Vice Pres., 33 207, Sec., 43 Travel Club, 2: Photogrraphefs Club, 33 Orchestra, 43 Band, 43 Glee Club, 3, 43 Dramatics, 3, 43 Annual Staff, 4. Always nimble and full of fun, When' you see him coming it's Quick on thc run. WGS ScientiHc GORDON W. REITER Home Room Activities, 206, Vice Pres., 33 206, Pres., 43 French Club, Vice Pres., 3: French Club, Pres., 43 Athletic Assoc., 3, 43 Annual Staff, 4. Wes': is studious and bright, Sometimes wrong, sometimes right. Jack Scientific JOHN ASHLEY RENWICK Home Room Activities, 202, 23 105, 3: 201, Sec.. 4: Science Club, 2, 43 History Club, 3. Blond and curly headed John, Is up to tricks all day long. Heinie Scientific ARNOLD W. SCHNARRS Home Room Activities, 103, 23 204, 33 207, 43 History Club, 2, 33 Pho- tographer's Club, 4. Work slips here. work slips there, He has work slips everywhere. NIORS Mousie Scientific EL-DON ELIA S' POWELL Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 205, 33 206, 4: Etiquette Club, 23 His- tory Club, 33 Travel Club, 4. Poor Eldon hates to think of his last day, For 'tis then that he must part with Mae. Dibby Classical ZULA LEONA REAMS Home Room Activities, 202, 23 105. 33 101, 43 Etiquette Club, 22 French Club, 3: Etiquette Club, 4. Zula's hair is quite lovely and curly, 'Cause she eats her crusts and sends Dump home early. Don Commercial DONALD T. RENWICK Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 104, 33 101, 43 Commercial Club, 2, 33 History Club, 4. He is just a little fellow, who isn't very shy, . No one ever does a thing that does- n't catch his eye. Jeanie Commercial ELIZABETH J. ROWLES Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 33 207, 43 Photographers Club. 2: Travel Club, 3: Library Club, 4. Tall and slender, what a Zirl! - To someone she'll be a priceless pearl. Molloy Classical RHODA MAE SELBY Home Room Activities, 104, 23 105, 33 201, 43 Orchestra, 3, 43 Ath- letic Assoc., 4. Rhoda's a blonde and very sweet, To Dick she is a real treat. - ws, ,- 1 . xmannmnnwllgflgiimmnwm lULl'I1LLUml.1EE A Of Vie- Jan Classical JANET KAY SHELDON Home Room Activities, 104, 25 105, 33 101, 4: Travel Club, 2: Etiquette Club, 35 Travel Club, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, tg Glee Club, 2, 3: Vice Pres., 4: Junior Oratorical Contest, 3. Janet and Dunnie are one peach of a pair, They're seen together most every- where. Gin Scientific VIRGINIA INIAE SMITH Home Room Activities, 204. 2: 206. 3: 206, 4: Libra.ry Club. 2: Travel Club, 35 Etiquette Club, 4. Gin and a boy named Bill, Plan to spend their future in Gearhartville. Snip Commercial MARY E. SNYDER Home Room Activities, 103, 21 205, 33 101, 45 Library Club, 2: Eti- quette Club, 3: Etiquette Club, Pres., 4. Happy and carefree she'll always be found, . But she is most happy when Jaws is around. Jo Commercial JOSEPHINE SPERANZA Ilome Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, Il: 201, 4: Commercial Club, 25 Library Club, 3, 4. Her pretty teeth and laughing' eyes, Make all young' men draw great, big: sisrhs. Pctl Classical VIRGINIA LOUISE STONE Home Room Activities, 204, 23 104. 33 101, 45 Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. Always quiet, ne'er a frown, You never find her acting the clown. SENIORS ' Showers Commercial LOIS EMMA SI-IOWERS Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, 3: 207, flg Debatingr Club, 2, 3, ft. Always lautrhintr, always gay, Shorthanrl's never in the way. Stell Commercial STELLA SNUKSTA llome Room Activities, 102, 25 101, IE: 201, 4: Science Club, 2: Travel Club. 3, -1: Athletic Assoc., -1. When it comes to arguintr in His- tory class, , XVc Find 'tStell hard to surpass. Libby Scientific ELI.ZABETH SOLOMON Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3, 43 Etiquette Club, 23 French Club, 3: Etiquette Club, 4. Inspirations she's always getting, That's the reason she's never fret- ting: 'Ruben Scientific ROBERT PAUL STA RK Home Room Activities, 204, 23 105, 35: 101, 45 Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Alh- letic Club, 2. 3, 4. Tall and slender, never says much, lfigrures that is how to keep from Vettin' in clutch. .'M3Cki9 Commercial GLADYS STONEBRAKER Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 25: 207, 'lc Commercial Club, 2, 3: Library Club, 4. Those hazel eyes have found their mark, Straight into somebo4ly's heart. As- ! Dot Scientific DOROTHY V. TAYLOR Home Room Activities, 104, 23 205, 33 206, 43 Travel Club, 2, 33 Eti- quette Club, 4. She's very tiny and very sweet, And she saves her best smile for Jim, when they meet. Testie Commercial RUTH ELEANOR TEST Home Room Activities, 204, 23 104, 3: 207, 4: Photographer's Club. 23 Etiquette Club, 3, 4. She's always ve1'y quiet, never much to say, This doesn't make her blue, she's happy all the day. Jim Scientific JAMES H. TOWNSEND Home Room Activities, 103, 23 104, 33 202. 4: 201, 5: Music Club, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, 53 Band, Z, 3, 4, 5. He pounds that drum almost every day. It chases his gloom and leaves him 1-5357- Wick Commercial AARON WILLIAM TWIST Home Room Activities, 202, 23 105, 33 207, 4: Commercial Club, 2, IH' Travel Club, Treas., 4. He doesn't talk, is quiet and shy, But in the baseball game he's sure to get hy. Wady Scientific LEROY WADE Home Rom Activities, 204, 23 206, 33 206, 43 Debating Club, Treas., 23 Etiquette Club, 33 Travel Club, Pres., 43 Football, 2, 33 Track, 2, 3. 4. Never grumbling and never frown- ing, Wa4ly is forever clownimx. SENIORS Personality Kid Scientific EDWARD J. TEKELY Home Room Activities, 102, 23 205, 33 201, 43 Athletic Club, 2. 3, 43 Assistant Football Mgr., 2, 3, Mgr., 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Track, 3, 43 Athletic Assoc., 4. A Personality Kid is he, If you notice his smile, the reason you'll see. i'Rich Scientific RICHARD W. THOMPSON Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, 3: 206, 43 Science Club. 23 His- tory Club, 33 Hobby Club, 4. We seldom find Rich in a hurry. Just tickle him and watch him sc-urry. Chet Scientific GEORGE C. TWIGG Home Room Activities, 104, 23 105, 3: 207, 43 Commercial Club, Sec., 23 Science Club, 33 Photographers Club, Pres. 4. Ever see him study? Well, I'Il say! Cause he thinks to find success, there's no other way. Wilde Scientific HAROLD WADE Home Room Activit.ies, 202, 23 205, 33 101, 4: History Club, 2, 33 French Club. 4: Athletic Assoc., 4. This boy's job is fixing shoes, Always smiling, without the blues. Dori, Commercial DOROTHY L. WATSON Home Room Activities, 103, 23 105, Sec., 33 101, Sec., 43 Commercial Club, Pres., 23 Etiquette Club, Vice Pres., 3: Travel Club, 4. A studious little girl is Dort . But my, how her gigirling affects her report. Jo Classical MARY JO WIEST Home Room Activities, 104, Sec., 2: 205. Sec., 3: 101, 4: Art Club, 2: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Glec Club, 2, 3, 4: Gym Leader, 3: Dramatics, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc., 2, 3: Annual Statf. 4. 7 -1 A sweet and sunny girl is Jo , Who could please her better than ..P0e.. .I Janey Classical JANE A. WILSON Home Raoom Activities, 102. Pres.. 2: 206. 3: 206, 4: Cheer Leader, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 1: Athletic Assoc.. 2, 3, 4: Travel Club, 2, 3, Vice Pres., 4: Dramatics, 3: Annual Staff, 4. Cheer leader. singer. dancer. but say. She likes Mingle to help her make hay. Flo Classical FLORENCE E. WOOD Home Room Activities, 102. 2: 104, 3: 101, Vice Pres., 4: Art Club, 2: Etiquette Club, 8, 4: Athletic Assoc. 4: Annual Staff, 4. Where there's fun Flo's sure to be. She's one grand girl we all agree. SENIORS if ?'c' Suriv uns, QW S1fllll Classical SAUL ZIFF Home Room Activities, 104, 2: 205, 3: 206, 4: Debating Club Pros., 2, I 3, 1: Debating Team, L, 23, 4: ' Ilramatics, 3, 4: Glee Club. 3, 4. Wllen lemrthy slvcechcs must. be made, Our Ziff is nigh and others fade. Bob Scientific GEORGE R. WESTWOOD Home Room Activities, 102, Vice Pres., 2: l05, Pres. 3: 201, Pres. 4: Photographers Club, Pres. 2: Photmrraphex-'s Club, Vice Pres-, 3: Hobby Club, 4: Class Pres., 3. 4: Glee Club, 2, 3: Vice Pres.. 4: Athletic Assoc.. 3, 4: llramatics, 2, 3, 4: Asst. Editor, Annual S1ail', 4. Bob is thc president of our class. In all hard work he'll always sur- pass. Pal, Scientific FRANK LEROY WOMER Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 101. 3: 207, 4: Debating Club, 2: His- tory Club. 3: Hobby Club, 4. Pat is short and not very stout, But gee! How he makes that Chev. run about. Starch Commercial RALSTON D. YOCUM Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 207, 4: Orchestra, 2: Photo- 5:rapher's Club, Pres., 3: Travel Club, 4. This lad's vocation you'd never QIUQSS, Each night he delivers the Pitts- burgh Press. Senior Class History 'SQ' E, the Happy-Go-Lucky Class of Freshmen, as we are considered by our upper Classmen, started our high school career as the highest class in the old build- ing. We elected the following oiiicers: President ....s.,.. ,,,,,,... - .,,s.... A,., P e ggy Bates Vice President ,.... .....,. , ,,., . .ds .... James Batcheler Secretary ....,,, ..... ,..s,, - - - V- Dorothy Taylor Treasurer ........ s,., .,,.......s. D o rothy Watson As Sophomores we entered the new building , put away our childish habits and assumed a more dignified air. The Seniors failed to recognize our good qualities until we present- ed our play, Too Much Varnishf' These officers guided us through our Sophomore year: President ......... --.---..-. .... ..s,. P eggy Bates Vice President s,,,, ..,.,,,... v..,. R e m Dunsmore Secretary ,,,,,..,,.. do ..... ..,,..., W illiam Gilpatrick Treasurer ........... W ...... ..... ..s,A,,,,,.. S e lina Goss Class Advisor ,V ...,, ....... M r. Jones As Juniors we became a sophisticated group because we knew then that there was only one more year until we would become Seniors. We certainly were pleased when we received our rings and pins, and we were also delighted to think that we, the Juniors, would get in on the prom. One of the first mystery plays ever presented in our High School was given by the Juniors, called The Bat In The Belfry. Our class officers this year were: President ,,,,,, U, ,.,,. ...,s,, R olcert Westwood Vice President ..... ,,,,,,,. ,,... , . , s,....s,..,,,.r, Peggy Bates Secretary ....s .,,.,,,......... ,....... ..,.. J a m es Brown Treasurer ..,.... ................. .....r.. M a ynard Guelich Class Advisor --- .......... --- Miss Troutman Last, but not least, we came to the end of a perfect high school career. Our Senior year was filled with much work, but at the same time, we had lots of fun preparing for the Hnal event, graduation. In our Senior year we presented a three-act comedy, The Patsy. ln our last and most important year we elected the following officers to lead us through. President ...,r, ,A ,- -, - -, Robert Westwood Vice President H.-- ,,,, ,,,,,,.,,e.. W illiam Bragonier Secretary sn-, ,.., ..,. ..,,., J a mes Brown Treasurer ........ ---.-- e...A,,.,..... W- Paul Harper Class Advisor .,T... r.A,.,.A .r,,...... - - - Mr. Ehrenfeld What Would Happen lf-- QQ- Dick Amrnerman stayed out late? Mary Antolik couldn't debate ? Art Askey forgot fishing season? Rosaline Balistrere lived in Clearfield? Jim Batcheler lived up to his name? Peggy Bates didn't know her French ? Bill Beegle missed a joke? Bus Behmer were as quiet as a mouse? John Belko made himself heard ? Lenora Black memorized the Chem. Hcook? Bill Bragonier couldn't drive a car? Phyllis Braund weren't a pal? Jim Brown turned out to be a History teacher? Barb Bryan walked to school? Marjorie Butterworth were the dark Spanish type ? Alma Cartwright didn't like Lynn? Don Cathcart never mis-spelled words? Verna Cowfer didn't know her Commercial Law? Johnnie Crago would grow up? Ray Cronover shaved twice a week? Jack were lighit instead of Darke? Caroline Deakin forgot Roy? Joe Dixon were as noisy as his Ford ? Verda Dixon never missed school? Bill Doran didn't play games in English ? Dunnie couldn't wise-crack? V Bill Dunn took life seriously? Marion Dunsmore didn't have good-looking clothes ? Rem Dunsmore lost his orchestra? Bill Eirich couldn't sing Love Songs of the Nile ? Forrest Emigh fell in love? Barry Fenton missed a party? Betty Flegal could keep a secret? Betty Gearhart didn't know where Osceola is? Wimpy Ginnick couldn't write poetry? Martha Goss wanted to grow up? Mabel Grebe weren't seen with Janet? Bud Guelich couldn't make the female hearts flutter? Paul Harper got lost on his way to Chester Hill? Dot Hartley didn't get letters from Cal ? Mary Catherine Hawkins liked work? Evelyi' Henry's hair were mussed up? Lynn Henry didn't like girls? Lilliar Hill didn't ask questions? Bob Holdren got lost in a fog ? Marian Hummel got a new escort? Vivian Hummel had to walk to school? Pete Humphrey behaved in English class? Hazel Husted didn't like a i'Test ? Bernard Johnson were care-free? Bill Johnson couldn't play a saxophone? Carrie Johnson couldn't dance? Marjorie Johnston lost her violin? Crawford Johnston forgot his history? Frank Kenyon would get to school on time? Henny Kephart didn't like the little things in life ? Maxine Kile lost her ability as a guard ? Ruth Kirk lost her tongue? Hollis Knepp were a Romeo? Jim Laws never studied? Eunice Leighlitner never rode in a Buick? Raymond Lewis played basketball? Madalene Lindsay didn't like Chryslers? Jim Lorigan were a giant? Joe Lucas weren't seen with Harry? Jim Matthews couldn't dance? Tom McCausland didn't get caught taking the Chrysler? Ed McCliment's hair would stay back? Jiggs McClure didn't have light hair? Jim Meas weren't a good Boy Scout? Hazel Mickey would quit giggling? Jim Morgan didn't argue? Grant Myers didn't sleep in English class? Fred Neidrick weren't connected with athletics? Dick Nelson refused anything to eat? Peg Oberheim couldn't swim? Caroline Parkes had a million dollars? Gilbert Pedrazzani couldn't run? Alf Pelka couldn't write notes? June rose? Verna Pleskonko didn't like dancing? Mousie Powell were as tall as Pelka ? Paul Quick lived up to his name? Zula Reams didn't have curly hair? Wes Reiter lost his blush? Don Renwick had to walk home every night? John Renwick didn't know the latest news? Jean Rowles were the loud, boisterous type? Arnold Schnarrs didn't blush? Molly Selby didn't like blonds? Jan Sheldon walked to school alone? Lois Showers became Mrs. H? ? Virginia Smith didn't know where Gearhartville was located? Stella Snuksta didn't know her History? Snip Snyder didn't tease Jiggs? Libby Solomon learned to drive? Jo Speranza didn't stay at home? Rube Stark were talkative ? louis: Stone took tests for deportment? Maxie Stonebraker were a Knapper fnapperl ? Dorothy Taylor became a Batcheler ? Ed Tekely didn't go out for athletics. Ruth Test had curly hair? Richard Thompson weren't ticklish? James Townsend lost that drum? Chester Twigg were girl shy? Aaron Twist couldn't box? Harold Wade didn't know what a shoe shop was '? LeRoy Wade went steady? Dorothy Watson stopped giggling? Jo and Poe missed a movie? Bob VVestwood couldn't cry like Joe Penner? Jane Wilson didn't talk out of turn in History class? LeRoy VVomer handed in a French paper? Florence Wood weren't a good sport? Ralston Yocum took Gene Raymond's place in the movies? 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We stwood Robert braid el' E 2 FF 4 :Q 'cv Z.-C. , EE .Eg NM mm : :M 2: M.: ii 3: H8 N1 3 oo FZ L1 ga: o E 3 E 3 5- 9 Ei as E -1 '1 F mf u factory wing gum che F s Q hm 4-7 0 Q 43 4 2 r. .- av x: P1 UITI . .Chewing g heavens V' h, wo Wood DCE P E m .-v s. 8 NC U a great lawyer be ..To L4 0 .54 G : 4 my .Store . H0 .Eco 3 E P 3 VJ U1 on 55 E9-4 io A14-1 032 FQ Genera sports Talking . . . ?'. get it ow do you 5 F . H Yocum Ralston E N E N W y fs l,, 1921 Edna Ashcroft Gladys Ashcroft Charles Askey Eleanor B. Ayres Elizabeth C. Batcheler Louise Bailey Alexander M. Brown Harry Callahan Rowena Crawshaw Margaret Cunningham Frances E. Custer Anna Mary Dale Marian Dunsmore Nomna A. Erb Gladys M. Goldthorpe Aline C. Hamer Elizabeth B. Harper Grace V. Harpster Margaret Hartley Leona Hays Elizabeth M. Harvey Sara Hellewell Helen Henry Mary E. Herman Helen Hess Frances Houck Glenn Ibberson Oral Labock Margaret Laty Helen J. Lucas Martha F. Mathews Louis Maurer Carl F. Mellin Catherine E. Parker Bertha Schnars Marian Siegfried Bella Walker Gladys M. Whitehead Margaret Wilson Jerome W. Woomer Madeline B. Young 1922 Frances E. Barnick Mildred Beamer Ethel Bragonier Marie Bratton Marjorie M. Campbell Frances Eastment Charles Hagyard Frederick B. Humphrey Jane Lucas Mildred Lupton Annie Loding Joseph Milsom Catherine Northamer Erma Pickles Bessie J. Pomroy IQZI -- ALUMNI -- QQ John Shillingford Elizabeth Steinkirchner Wesley Stonebraker Anna Thompson Greyson Troutman Thelma Voyce Louise Waring Gladys Wilburn M. S. Quay Williams Louis K. Wilson Ethel Woodring Mfarion Wooster Emily Wythe 1923 Caroline Hendrick Avery Dorothy Beck Harry Campbell Katherine Elizabeth Craig Sumner Jackson Craig Welda M. Dunn J. Donald Dunsmore Agnes Irene Esteps Thomas A. Farrell Norman Faulkner Irene Nellie Fenton Robert Flegal Lenore Foreman S. Mildred Fulton Claude A. Gette Nannie M. Goss Wayne B. Harpster Thelma Mary Henry Edith Hopkins F. Clair Houck Alfred Hugg Albert Keller Thomas J. Lee, Jr. Dorothea Evelyn Lukens Ida Haworth Nixon Edith Parkins Charles W. Richards Frank Richards Theodore Russell Fred H. Ryman Edward Steinkirchner Guy Tuttle Anna L. Twigg Alice Amanda Walker Curtis Leroy Wilburn Ellen Williams 1924 Frances Adams Mary Ammerman Thomas Franklin Bair Elizabeth Barnes Harold Beck Violet Beck jf K-, l92l-I- Mary Beezer Lillian Bigelow Rachel Bigelow James Corrigan Bertha Croyle Elizabeth Culp Lenore Davidson Lorraine Davidson Margaret DuBree Winfield Erb Janet Forcey Madeline Fravel Ruth Fulton Raymond Gates Carlyle George Gladys Gette Mildred Graflius Helen Gray Minnie Groesbeck George Winfield Hamer Helen Hancock Dorothy Harpster William Hess Ruth Hoffner Mable Elizabeth Houser Lois Hughes Olive James Rosella James Alfred Jones Clifford Johnston Violet Johnston Emery Jurey Elizabeth Kenjora Harlan Kulp Imogene Laffin Emily Lee Erma Lee Evard B. Lukens Philip Mark Philip Mattern Hazel Moore Evelyn Oyler Ray Parkes Albert Parkes Hobert Richards Albert Schade George Scott Mattie Schreckengost Edna Shearer Edna Smutzinger Thevelyn Spotts Ruth Thomas Josephine Thompson Beatrice Wagner Margaret Mae White Leo Williams Emily Wilson Frances Womer Hazel Woodring Mildred Young Phyllis Zeitler UE Junior Class History Q15 E entered the Freshman class as the leaders of the Junior High School, but with the aim of making the new High School as soon as possible. The following were elected as officers. President ,,,,, W., ,.,,, Samuel Frank Vice President ,W ,,.. Mary Helen McCamley Secretary ,,.. ,,..,,, T homas Snyder Treasurer .W L-- Laura C. Morningstar Our aim having been reached, we settled down to the routine of the new building. We produced the play, 'fThe Little Clodhopperf, with great success. The following were elected as officers: President ,,,,. ,,,, . ,,,,, . ,,., J ohn O'Neill Vice President W - ,..,,..,,,,. William Lutz Secretary ..... -.-L Mary Helen McCamley Treasurer ,,., . U.. s,,, We Samuel Frank Class Advisor .. . Mr. Henry We entered the Junior Class with the wonderful thought of soon being Seniors. We re- ceived our rings and pins which we proudly displayed to the under-classmen. The follow- ing were elected as class ofiicers: President -.,,,..- ,mn WM, William Lutz Vice President -W .. ,,,.,,.. John O'Neill Secretary AA... .,,, Olive Jane Mickey Treasurer ,,,, - , - Samuel Frank Class Advisor .. . -- H Mr. Jones ???DJ1Inl1tt1HHUf!ttv1!1um1Iutltmm 1HrmEmiImmU1 gIUIlmmm J U N IO R C LAS S FRONT RONV: Gladys Musser, llorothy Kyler, Dorothy McCall, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Mildred Carter, Stella Michaels. Hilda Peterson, Mildred Voyzey, Mary Helen Meilamley, Patricia George, Janet 1 er1,zuson, Margaret Sleigh. SECOND ROW: Harold Orwigr, Jaek Gratfus, Franres Hewlett, Bertha Stein, Margaret Merryman, Olive Jane Mickey, Martha Nolan, Geraldine Robinson, Ella Mae Lumadue, Louella Northamer, Oma Powell, Russell Butterworth. THIRD ROW:f Fred Keller, William Lutz, Matthias Maurer, Ronald McClure, Lloyd Shulty, Willis Myers, George Mc-Larren, Alvin Parkes, Jess Hudson, George Welch, Albert Conoway, Wesley Smeal, Clair Wilkinson. TOP ROW:f-'Mr. Jones, advisor, Charles Mignot, Donald Rothrock, Jack Morgan, Roltert llunsmore, Charles Lamb, Dan lJeLancey, James Beasley, Samuel Frank, James Eyerly, Leroy Mills, James Hi:-ks. FRONT ROW: Isabel Test, Azelsla Price, Lorraine Selby, Kathryn Twist, Betty Giltratrick, Barbara Henderson, Betty Lou Rapsey, Mary Coursun, Evelyn Hamer, Alma Lukens, Emmaline Eyerly, Genevieve Baumgardner, Vera Powell. SECOND RONV: Susan lludak, Bernire Merryman, Dorothy Hilliard. Eleanor Holler, Betty Newman, Hazel Black, Carrie Leiyshlitner, Mildred llerdman, Betty Moore, Rontaine Patterson, Kathryn Dyer, Verda Dixon. THIRD ROW: Morgan Grillith, William Musser. Don Edwards, Thomas Snyder. William Dunzik, Frederick lflaitz, Jesse Goldberg, William Meneer, Charles Handova, Lewis Hohnka, W'illiam Callis, Ruth Nv?1!4'l'l9l'. TOP ROW: --WValter Franzel, John Lingle, Lawrence Butterworth, William llumphrt-y, John O'Nc-ill, George Ilemehak, Mike Majestro, Robert. Collins, Mauriee Garvey, Richard Fry. - . s..fV - Sophomore Class History 'bfi E started our High School History as ambitious Freshmen struggling to get ahead. After the smoke of the election cleared away, we had the following officers: President ,v,,. , ,,...Y,,..,,,.,,,,..,,,.,.,,o,,.,,, Lewis Adams Vice President --- M Gifford Ammerman Secretary .,... ...,., J ean Mattern In our Sophomore year we lost our prestige as upper classmen when we entered the new building. Though at first we were rather shy and backward, we soon overcame this. We surprised the upper classmen by presenting our first play, A Ready-Made Family , which was very successful. To guide us through our Sophomore year We elected the fol- lowing officers: President Y....- ....... ,..,.v L u cille Merrell ViCe President --- .,.... Ag.. G ifford Ammerman Secretary g.s.. ..o,,. J ean Mattern Treasurer ...,,. --- Jean Townsend Class Advisor ,... .... M r. Henry Fife 3 4 to , 7 7 7 7 77 7 , .wa -7 7777 7 7 77 7 lf N VIH' ll . l' mmTK UUH HmFHIIlU q W I xl V,,77, -K ----- ---Q - N... .---. I4 SOPI-IOMORE CLASS 7 ,A .. FRONT ROVV: Naomi Williams, Lelia Cole, Anna May Houser, Marie Moyer, Betty Perna, Dorothy Juschik, Rose Walker, Jean Townsend, Genevieve McClimate, Alice Butterworth. Mary Jane Harris, Lucille Merrell, Dorothy Stratton. SECOND ROW: fEleanor Sawtelle, Merwin Hartshorn, Evelyn Fenton. Shirley Shimmel, Evelyn Kruger, Louise McKinney, Margaret ,Gearhart, Edith Neidrick, Mable Rodgers, Lavinia Rodgers, Marie Showers, Frances Tekely. THIRD ROW:ff-Lavinia Gow- land, Anna Speranza, Yolanda Dagan, Cecilia Rodgers, M2Ll'Lf2ll'Cl, Bock, Nora Jones, Leanore Eboch, Loretta Kolosky, Mary Test., James Miller, James Hartley, Dick Shannon. FOURTH ROW:-Hoover Mark, David Slone, Preston Spenser, Gerald Finnegan, Andrew Flegal, Gitlord Ammerman. Richard Holdren, Steve Comitz, James Peters, John Goldthorp, Cecil Shaw, Mr. Henry, class advisor: Lawrence Lucas, Donald VVestwood. Harold Hartshorn, Jark VVa.ite, I'ete Antolik, Max Stonebraker, Max W'agner, VVilliam Lonir, Max Williams, Oliver Twist. FRONT ROW: Naomi Twist, Jane Davidson, Ann Oneea. Janet Flegal, Marjorie VValt,on, Jane Bateheler, Dorothy Sheroky, Marjorie Newman, Violet Bock, Jane Ayers. Dorothy Huey, Helene Kislear, Ruth Steele, Catherine Hindle. SECOND ROW: - Margaret Gallo, Mary Spanoifle, Charlotte Mattern, Emily VVynne, Ethel Klett, Sylvia Ziff, Anita Klett, Cathryne Camly, Gladys Ridgway, Jeane Braund, Margaret, NVolfe, Marjorie Foreman, Betty Peters, Anna Mae Hill, Belle Middleton. THIRD JROW:-fJohn Holler, Mary Jean Finnegan, Edna Shaw, Marie Hussiere, Betty Grace Gritlith, Martha Shimmel, Zelma Bratton, Betty Hamlin, Betty Mann, Olga Barry, Violet Brown, Mary Champ, Joe Davidson. FOURTH ROW? 'Malcolm Dunsmore, Scott Marin, Charles Gross, Farrell Spenser, Andrew Wadosky, Melvin Robins, Elwood Hoover, Harry Myers, Barrett Merrell, Forrest Johnston, Lewis Adams, John Black, William Adams, Carl Lupton, FIFTH RONV: 'William Richmond. Harrison Price. Harold Mc-Clinsey, Paul Gallo, Paul Harding, John Bannon, Harold Schram, Emil Lirder, Jack Guelich, Ben Peterson, William Lyman, NVilliam Owens. X nrrmmiimrnrU1IrrnTiiiirinrmrmE1TrEiriIiiiiWmrEi??riv iniicfznimhrriiriiii1irrnniiii'1W1jJgigDmLUi1kT1iiiinimTmunu ni1mmmn iii mi X. X .M Q V , Junior High School History 'SQ' S Freshmen we assumed the air of dignified upper classmen, and immediately set- tled down to our curricular activities after electing the following oflicers: President M- 7, ,,,, , ,,.Y, Jack Goss Vice President , U- ,W Pat Gianopolus SOCI'etaFy -fm ,,.V , ,M Bobby Stauffer The eighth graders, following the example ol' their upper classmen, elected officers and after a fierce battle the following were elected: Jane Brumbaugh President e,,, . - VW, Vice President ,-- ..,, Wesley Woodring Secretary ..., A-, Emily Joy Wilson Not to be outdone by their upper classmen, the seventh graders also elected oliicers: President .Y,,,,Y,..,Y,,...YY,. - g,....,.,,Y,..o,,, -- Donald Lutz Vice President -W W ,W Augusta Schwab Secretary YY.. Yf., , V -W Helen Miller The students of the Junior High are to be praised forthe way they adapted themselves to their new change of curricular activities due to the disastrous fire which destroyed most of the school building. The Junior High also produced a very good football and basketball team as each team had a very sucCGSSfl1l Season. l t t l FRESHMAN CLASS 2 x, S , N . , FRONT RUVV2 IS21l7vll:f1 Powell, liflith KOHYOH, EUCH Kyler. Betty Weleh, Alice Parkes, Marjorie Peters, Helen Lukach. Jean Muir, Bessie Stein, Betty Sehxxah, Josephine Shields, Anna Mills, Henrietta Henry, Dorothy Stonebraker. SECOND ROW:f Cecilia Johnson, Dorothy Wood, Dorothy Peterson, Bernice Stine, Mildred Schram, Ella. Walker, Bernice MeClimate. Julia tQuiek, Doris Wilson, Virginia Rainey, Kitty Stratton, Amanda Fleck, ivlarctella Stover, Eleanor Jean I'erks, Esther Franzel. 'THIRD ROW: Mary Krugar, Mary Matthews, Leona Perks, Mary Pierson, Catherine Mandell, Vivian Schnarrs, Alice Heb- t den, Elizabeth Ulsh, Verna Milliner, Leah Goldbergz, Miriam Husted, Dorothy Woomer, Dorothy Harkless, Gladys Voyzey. ,FOURTH ROW: t'arl Poxxell, James Thompson, Andrew Pleskonko, Robert Stautfer, Harold Drury, Albert Hilliard. Thomas fiiotwright, Max Butterworth, Ray Pezalski, Delbert Shank. Roy Sleiirh. Rolzert Miller, Donald Hessong, Donald Crain. FIFTH ROW: John Hrenlia, Mike Gallo. Philip Rodger. Joe Merryman, VVilliam Brown, Harold Lansherry, Frank Beals, Elwood Peters, Jack Goss, Philip Thomas, Robert Grattius, Jack Price, Eddie Fry, Max Frank, Earl Butterworth. TOP ROW: Joseph Wolfe, Andrew Lesko, Kenneth Shaw, Leroy Pelka, John Demehak, John Kragfle, Alfred Krebs, Jack Jones, Donald Sharpless, Charles Stratton, VVilliam Nixon, FRONT ROVV: livfly -102111 llHHIl1ll1'0y, MHllClil1C GilWlll'iCk, Ethleen Gearhart, Grace Myers, Mary Mctlabe. Ruth Gearhart, lB9l'llHl LOUiS9 H?ll'l'0i', Anita JOHN VVl'i!4'l1l, IVIHVY Garrahall, Mae Louise Bigelow, Edith Lukens, Mary Pleskonko, Dorothy Goss. Marpraret Comitz, Josephine Sleigh, SECOND ROW:f Elsie Parkes, Eloise Demi. Phyllis Sauers, Ellen McClellan, Ruth Hoffer, tRut,h Eastment, llse Springer, Grace Nolan, Marion Woleslagxle, Mary Turner, Verna Belko, Alverna Nelson, Edith Yinglingr, ,Mary Lesko, Bill Bowser. 'THIRD ROW: Eugene Miller, Margaret Hynd, Alice Hughes, Betty Bock, Violetta Daniey. Doris Eirieh, Ruth Anna Scott. Helen Houser, Regina Grebe, Eileen Hayryard, Hazel Murray, Martha Fleck, Verna Crawford, Myrtle Laws, Ashler Spittler, FOURTH ROW: Robert Smiley. Elmer Burgo, Eugene Daugherty, Gerald Keith, Lionel Twist, Lloyd Brown, Howard Vail, James Eboeh, Thomas Fenton, Jack Middleton, Lee Turner, George Spittler, Walter Schnarrs, Jack H3-1'119lH FIFTH ROVV1fR0b0l'l- Gl'aHVill9, Fl'311CiS P0ff1'iSk9y, Paul Morgan, Desmond Brown, Noah Moriarity, George Thomp- son, Harold Swope, William Selby, Robert Twigxgs, Alfred Doran, Maynard Butterworth, Ralph Ritchey, John Russell. TOP tROW: Paul Parko, William Heath, Frank Goss, Pat Gianopolus, Tommy Boggs, Donald Snieal, Robert, Barnett, Jack Grebe, Edward Jones, George Tay, Joseph Kephart, Lawrence Finnegan. Y X mb , Y ,R I111IllIl.1IIIIIIII'I!IIUJJIITIIIIIIII IIUIIIImUmHHI I Qllffi'xWUlm I I II l I HIIIII1I IITII I'JHIIUmUmTU1mII IIUIImmmlI IIl Lfyw., EIGI-ITI-I GRADE FRONT ROW: Sara Miwlfll, ESUIPI' Hflllfifh MHVY KHH11lW0l', Maria- Solomon, Emily Jny Milsfnn, Belly Lau Lynn, Jnnv Bair, Annu Drivas, Miriam Bush, Marjorie Johnslun, .Ian-1 Bruinliaug-h. SECOND IIOVV: Helen llarris, lfranccs llnnklo, Etliul Ncidrich, Frances lferguson, Mai'irzu'Ql Townsend, lfrances Brown, Elaine lVlark, Callivrinc Booth, Bm-ily Fallalian, Mildred I'I0rx'. THIRD ROW: John Todd, VVillian1 Mom'e, Jaek Frank, Bud Ynnker, Dick l'cai'sL1n, In-xxoy Colxlv, Billy lionncllc-y, Billy Erivkson, Calvin Orwinr. TOI' ROW: Paul Jnlinsmn, Cloni NValson, Harry l'lYCl'l lill'l, fiU'J1'g'C llricsi, I'I1lwa1'1l Annnirn, lislwarml Matson, Gvurire Long, Roy Black, Dick Gut-lil-li. FRONT ROW:f-Mary E1'ic'kson, Elf-:mor lfriukson, Laura Gill, Juanita Runk, Isalzoflv Hudson, Drsmlliy Matthews, Evelyn Moore, Eva Mae Hussieve, VVinif1'4-ml Cnblo, Clow McI'all. SICCONIJ ROXV: lluris Jnlins, Lnvraine Gustafson, Bcity Williams, eau Maywire, Estlivr Iforsliey, Josephine Wargrn, Madelinv Thoinais, Ra:-haul Bullvr, Tholnia Randall. M2ll'jill'I9 Bain-lieler. THIRIJ ROW: Stewart Ilunsmorv. Gaxrficlcl Iffilwaimls, Lynn Bloom, Samuel Bailey, Gcnrgr- Iinpfle-, l.c-nnadns Ilrivzis, Wnsloy Wnndringr, Ocorgre BL-xilla, Billy Wuml. TOI' ROW: Dick I,lllISI1l0l'0, .lack Shultz, Burnarzl llilinplirvy, 'l'c-clily S'lllliI2lI'll, Illiarlc-s I I , Iuinilxfwgvr, Iillxxalwl l'l1'ic'ksnn. Gonrpo Haines, Imlxuvl l'i0Ill'JII, .lark S!n:11'1. Slanlriy llvslumnlm. -:Wx ll' ' ll SEVENTH GRADE lX'liON'l' ROW: fM:1rp,':xmt, fi4'Ul'HfX, Sm- Golmltliorpr-, Gf'llf'Vlf YQ Mnrlin, Jann- llixlvy, Estln-r liolli, Dorothy .l0Il'v1's, Ruth Lincl- say, l'liyllis Slioll, llvlvn Stonuln'z1licr, Auygustzl Sc-liwub. SECOND ROW: Hobby Matson, Jack Quivk, Bobby M2l54'NN'lI'4!, .lark Grain, Mary Lyman, Gwen Jon.-s, Mtngioriu Johnston, K:1t.hlce1-n llzttlglu-r'ty, L?l.lll'2l. Gunter, Robert Wootlring, Ellis Gnroy. 'FHIRIJ ROW: Jmnvs Maurer, llonaltl Lutz, Ellgfvlxu Wolf-:4l:13:lc. Glc-nn Snnvvly, Rohm-rt. Krzmlr-, Gclorgc- Petors, liilly Glovur, CllIl'ortl Rnlzins, Ilonnlml l lflQS:il, Gvoryr- llrnwli. 'FOI' IIOWI l.vroy IIilHSlllQl'I', llnli l':1m-mist, Ilnvili l1llli0llS, H2ll'l'y Town- svml. l+'llON'I' ROW: -Geraldine titovr-r, Kathryn Stuck, Gladys Nlimhllcton. M:i.hoI Norris, Surat Kzlssatlv, Maxine Hunnnoll, Elm-nnor Mark, Jean Merrynnan, Annu Juschik, Va-rn Housvr, Annu Mcllonalil. SECOND ROVV: - Robert Guelich, Nellie Jean Fenton, Helen Miller, Dorothy Biyrelow, Evelyn Herr, Irene Eyerly, Kathryn Lutz. Anna Shcroky, Joseph Sheroky, John Myers. THIRD ROW:-fChzu'les Wood, Fred Annnernmn, Jack llule, Wz1lterWootl, Paul Guelich, Robert liragronier, Jack Oxley, Richard Shotl, Joe Morrison. TOP ROW: Jixnnny Mrilnll, Rohr-rt Ownns, Willizun lluinnwll, Jack l r:1vQl, Jimmy Abt., Robert, John- ston. lirzxyilon l'IZlSSllIJl'Pl', Gortlon Twist. Activities ..,..,...,.....,...,..,. . . ,n1,yImmT1f, A u I. mn I -.-m-.mm-n--um . I mm.. .---.--.-.mm---. . ,. .,.. M- .X . N in 'X X ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Mary Jo Wicsl, Peggy Bates. Barbara Bryan, June Pixley, Carrie Johnston, Janet Sheldon, Marjorie Johnston, Hazel Husted, Betty Fleiral, Phyllis Braund, Dorothy Taylor. SECOND ROW:fJohn Crago, Henderson Kephari, James Laws, Florence Wood, Jane Wilson, Hazel Mickey, Mary Antolik, Madalene Lindsay, Paul Harper, Chester Txvigg. THIRD ROW: Paul Quick, Fred Neidrick, Robert Holdren, Rem llunsmore, James Townsend, Maynard Guelich, Thomas McCausland. James Batcheler, Ray Cronover, Robert Westwood. TOP ROW: William Braironicr, Richard Ammerman, William Johnson, Saul Ziff, Wesley Rt-iivr, Arthur Askey. I935 Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief - -, H YYYO ss- ooY..,..., .....o , Y...vYYY.,.. W .......,, Peggy Bates Assistant Editor ,ss,,,s , ,sss .M ,.,, -- .- ,..s. .. ....,. s..s,....., Robert Westwood Associate Editorszff-'lor-ence Vlood, Vlesley Reiter, Richard Amrnerman, Paul Quick, Mary Antolik, Mary Jo Wiest, Hazel Mickey, June Pixley, Dorothy Taylor, Janet Sheldon i Raymond Cronover Home Room Activities ,,,,,,..,ss,. .,-,,,, .,s. . saw. s... -W -, Carrie Johnston , James Laws Clubs 'o- A - - o' ' ' '- MM ' V 1 Hazel Husted Alumni Editor W, un ,,,, ,Wm ,,v,,,, H ,,,,, ,, ,.,,,,., ,.,e,,.. M arjorie Johnston Dramatic and Music Editors ....,v..s,. , ,,,, W- ..,..,f,,,.. - Xgggavrailiggnson Sports Editors Ao, ooooo .oetoooooo as oooo ,,A,,-,s,s,.- .,ese s l Fred Neldmk '4 Barbara Bryan 5 Madalene Lindsay Q Betty Flegal Phyllis Braund Rem Dunsmore Typists ..,,,,,, , .W ,..s sss. - , sfss.. -,,--..--,- s,s.... A-un Humor -., ,,,,..,.. ,ss ,..,..,..sY.,.,s,,..,-,4...,,,,, f...,,,.- - -s Business Manager , , ,,,,,,.... .-- .ssssss ,-W,s--.,------W--s------ Assistant Business Manager WW.- ,,e.,,..,,,,,..... .. sss... .,,.,..--- James Batcheler Advertising Managers:fThomas McCausland, Robert Holdren, William Bragonier, Maynard Guelich, Paul Harper, Henderson Kephart, Saul Ziff, James Townsend, Arthur Askey, Chester Twigg, John Crago Faculty Advisor ,,,s,,,,..,...,,,,,,,, ...........,,s............. F . E. Ehrenfeld 1 DEBATING TEAM FRONT ROW:- -Marjorie Newman, Rose Walker. Jean Mattern, Patricia George. SECOND ROW: Saul Ziff, Mary Antolik, Ml'. Hancock, Coach: Lois Showers, Donald Westwood. Debating Teams Mr. M. S. Hancock, Coach 'Q' HE question for debate this year was: Resolved: that the United States should adopt a policy of equalizing educational opportunities throughout the nation by means of Federal grants to the several states for public elementary and secondary schools. The members of the teams Were: AFFIRMATIVE First Speaker ......,,s.......,...s..,..,,, --, Patricia George Second Speaker ....., ,.......S,,e,,...... - ....... J ean Mattern Alternate ,.,,..,. ...,, ,,..,.........,ec..,., D o nald Westwood NEGATIVE First Speaker ..... ........a,...,,..,a,,a.,..,,,,,, S aul Ziff Second Speaker ....., ,,,.........,,a..a,,a,,,,., M ary Antolik Alternate ,,,,.......... .,,. . .-- ,.,... .,,.. L ois Showers The teams debated before the several Parent-Teachers' Associations and Clubs. The Centre County Forensic League debates were held at the Pennsylvania State College. At this meeting the Philipsburg Affirmative debated With Bellefonte Negative and Philipsburg Negative with Bellefonte Affirmative. Much c1'edit is given to Mr. Hancock who gave his time and effort to the development of the debating teams. -1 45- nf.. .- . xmmimmxumn1uUJm1i11iixiu: i1ix nn :nun--uvagig -1 W 1 ,,,, . ... frmr V 4? I.ElIU1IIIIIITUlTfYIlHlDIl1ILVgl3lllllllElVJTUllVlllllli 1 . l+3lll Q2IW IYHW H xy., V JUNIOR ORATURICAL CONTESTANTS Eleanor Holfcr, Kathryn Twist, Mary Helen Mc-Camley, Romaine Patterson, George Welch, Patricia George J unior Orotoricol Contest 'if HIS year the Daughters of the American Revolution again sponsored the Junior Oratorical Contest. The entire Junior Class participated in the contest. The twelve best essays were selected by the Junior English teachers. A committee com- posed of faculty members chose the six best from this group. They were as follows: Eleanor Hoffer W ,,,,, , ,-,- ,W The Minute Men of '76 Patricia George ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,..Y, ,,,,,,,,,.., ' 'Patrick Henry George Welch ,,,.., , WWW ,,,,,,,,, f.,....... The Liberty Bell Mary Helen McCamley -,- W, ,,,, , ..., Benedict Arnold, Traitor Romaine Patterson T .v,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,.,Y....,... The Heroism Kathryn Twist ,,. ,.,,, Wa , H. ,,,, ,, ,,,,,Y,,. The American Flag Much credit is due Mr. Hagerty, Junior English teacher, who super- vised the writing of the essays. RJ Dro matics QQ HE Senior High School deservedly received much praise for its success in dramatics this year. The Thanksgiving prog program was as follows: Thanksgiving Proclamation ...... Willis Myers Origin of Thanksgiving .......,.. Mary Antolik Song ....................s..,......... School When the Frost is on the Pumpkin Naomi Twist Grandma's Soliloquy ,v.....,.,.. Lois Showers Song ..s. -L .s....... - .,,,...,.. ..- School ram was the first of the holiday programs. The Thanksgiving, This Great American Holiday Chester Twigg Landing of the Pilgrims s,,,,,. Marie Hussiere Song ,,.,-,-......,.... -, ...,.... ,. .,... School A Thanksgiving Conspiracy ----.-- Paul Quick John Crago, Anna M. Hill, Emily Wynn, William Beegle, Harry Myers, Marjorie Newman, George Welch, Patricia George The Christmas program was very entertaining. The following took part: Silent Night ........T....... Marvin Dunlap, William Lutz, Robert Westwood, Richard Behmer Christmas Carol-Trumpet Duet Richard Behmer, James Miller Song ,... .........T....,..,s...... S chool The program for Washington's Birthday W It consisted mostly of music. The Music of George Washington's Time Song, America ,s,s......,.......-... School First Reader ....,,,,........ Charles Handova Coronation ..... ...L M r. Jay Kennedy French Song ..,,. .,..,. M ary Corson Second Reader ,.,v....,,v...... Harold Orwig Piano Solo --.-...,.- ,,.. ,. ,.,.. Mr. Jay Kennedy March ..s.............................. Band Piano Solo-Reinogle Sonata -- Mr. Jay Kennedy Star of the East -Soprano Solo Marie Showers In Bethlehem Town ............ Janet Flegal, Marie Showers, Mary Corson, Peggy Bates, Edna J. Batcheler, Mary H. McCamley, Nora Jones, Frances Hewlett, Hazel Mickey. as carried out in a different manner this year. Violin SoloiBoccherine's Minuet in A Marjorie Johnston Third Reader ....s..s,,.,,.. Robert Westwood Piano SoloNt'President's March Mr. Jay Kennedy Fourth Reader .s,,,.,....,,.,..... John Black Piano Solo .....,,......s,... Mr. Jay Kennedy Song, The Star Spangled Banner ..,.. School SPONSORSkMiss Rob-Io, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Croyle, Mr. Labock Next in line came the Sophomore Class play. We wish to congratulate the cast for such fine work. The play was a three-act comedy, A Ready-Made Family. Miss Humphrey, Director CHARACTERS Agnes Martyn ,...,.....,.. -- Marjorie Walton Doris .....,..,,,.,... L-- Lucille Merrell Bob ........... .... .... G i fford Ammerman Sammie .....l...,..... --- James Miller Miss Lydia ..................... Jean Mattern Begonia ...... .... ........ S y lvia Ziff Gracie ..........s........... ..- Dorothy Hugg Nicodemus L-- L-- Lawrence Lucas Henry Turner ....rv,...s.,.,,.., Louis Adams The Junior Class play brought the season ping was a huge success. of dramatics to a close. Youth Comes Trip- Miss Humphrey, Director CHARACTERS Doc. Benjamin Skinner ....,..w. William Lutz Tom Kane .........c.,,..... Charles Handova Elizabeth Skinner ....ls,,..... Patricia George Betty Kane ....... L-- Mary Helen McCamley Lillian Paget ---.- ......,,,,, Betty Lou Rapsey Bobby Dunn ..,r. .-- ..,,,,s, Dan Dehancey Speed Temple .v,,,. ,,....s. S am Frank Constable Wiley We --- John O'Neil1 Mr. Bryson ,,... L-- James Beasley The Class of '35 wishes to thank Mr. Matley, stage manager, and his assistants, William Bragonier and Max Wagner, for the willing assistance they gave in all our activities. - Af, . u n i m ni1ii2li 11.1 e.. V :- SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST FRONT ROW:--June Pixley, Peggy Bates, Hazel May Mickey, Mary Jo Wiest. BACK ROW: Paul Quick, Rem Ilunsmore, Bob VVestwooil, Miss Humphrey, Director: Paul Harper, Saul Kill. Senior Class Play 'if HE Class ol' ,135 presented Too Much Varnish in their Sophomore year. ln their Junior year they surprised everyone with their success in the mystery play, The Bat In The Belfry. This play was repeated at the Black Moshannon C. C. C. camp. The most successful ol' all plays was The Patsy , which brought us to the end of our career in Dramatics. PLAY CAST Bill Harrington ,,.... W ,,,,,,,,.... ,We , ,ss Robert Westwood Mrs. William Harrington ,W me Hazel Mae Mickey Grace Harrington ,,,,,, Y .,,,,,. Peggy Bates Patricia Harrington ,,., W- Mary Jo Wiest Billy Caldwell ,,..,.. -,- Rem Dunsmore Tony Anderson ..s,.,,s,,,. -- Paul Harper Sadie Buchannon ,--,, ,,,, ,- --- June Pixley Francis Patrick O'F1aherty H- ,---- Saul Ziff Trip Busty ,,,,,,,,, ,.,, ,.,, --,, ,W ,W A Paul Quick Too much praise cannot be given to Miss Humphrey for her splendid directing: Senior I-ligh Home Room Activities QQ HE Senior High Home Room Activities were composed of a series of programs held each Thursday afternoon, and conducted according to Parliamentary Rules. These programs were distinctly educational and each pupil was given the opportunity to take an active part in the management of these activities. Some subjects which were discussed this year were: Great Personalities, Scientists and Educators of America, Pan-American Day, Vocations, National Government, Post Office, Thrift, National and State Parks of America, World Good Will Day, Worthy Use of Leisure Time, Manual of the United States, Careers, Thanksgiving Program, Christ- mas Program, and Washington's Birthday Program. Each room elected ofiicers composed of President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Students were appointed to the following committees: Program, Scholar- ship, Attendance, Welfare, and Housekeeping Committees. 101 lst. Semester 2nd, Semester Sponsor --- ..g..g..........s,,. Mr. Hancock President ..... Rem Dunsmore - Richard Behmer Vice Pres. .... Florence Wood ,,.. Peggy Bates Secretary ..... Dorothy Watson -s- Paul Harper Treasurer w.... Richard Behmer --- James Laws 102 Sponsor --- ,,,,,,...........,,,.. Miss Miller President ..,.. Marjorie Newman - Harry Myers Vice Pres . .... Betty Hamlin -..... Jane Ayres Secretary ..... Jane Ayres --- Marjorie Newman Treasurer ...,. Frank Grazier -1 William Adams 103 Sponsor ........................,.. Miss Robb President ,,..1 Barrett Merrell - William Lyman Vice Pres . .... Betty Griffith ,w.... John Black Secretary ...., Dorothy Hugg -,.- Jane Davidson Treasurer ..... Paul Harding ...1 Charles Gross 104 Sponsor ,.,,.,,.1,.,...........s. Mr. Hagerty President ..... Thos. Snyder L Charles Handova Vice Pres. .... Azelda Price ....... John Lingle Secretary ..... Kathryn Twist - Betty L. Rapsey Treasurer ..... Hazel Black ....... Vera Powell 105 Sponsor ,...................,...... Mr. Jones President ..... Dorothy Kyler .... Willis Myers Vice Pres.---- Patricia George - Ronald M'Clure Secretary ..... Francis Hewlett -- Dorothy Kyler Treasurer ..... James Beasley -L Albert Conoway 201 Sponsor .......................... Mr. Labock President ..... Robert Westwood -- Lynn Henry Vice Pres. .... Betty Flegal ...1, Ray Cronover Secretary ..... William Johnson -- John Renwick Treasurer ..... Marjorie Johnston - R. Balistrere 202 lst. Semester 2nd. Semester Sponsor ,----,.,,,, ............... M I'. Henry President ..sss Jean Mattern ..,.. James Miller Vice Pres . ..,, Leanore Eboch - Gerald Finnegan Secretary ..,., Rose Walker ...... Jean Mattern Treasurer ..... James Miller ..... Rose Walker 204 Sponsor ,..v..s,.1v.,,.,,... Miss Womelsdorff President 11... Lucille Merrell -L Don. Westwood Vice Pres . .... Donald Westwood - H. Hartshorn Secretary ..... Lelia Cole ....... Evelyn Fenton Treasurer ..... Rus. Crawford , Yolanda Dagan 205 Sponsor ...,,,....,..,..,........ Miss Croyle President .L... Mary McCamley - Harold Orwig Vice Pres. .... Olive Mickey -- Betty Gilpatrick Secretary ..... Kathryn Dyer - Mildred Herdman Treasurer ..... Morgan Griffith - Mary M'Camley 206 Sponsor ....,................. Miss Humphrey President ..s,. Marion Dunsmore - Wesley Reiter Vice Pres. .... Wesley Reiter .....,, Joe Lucas Secretary ...,, Dorothy Taylor --- Lenora Black Treasurer--.--sWilliam Dunn - Marion Dunsmore 207 Sponsor L,,,.,,.........,......... Miss White President ....1 Maynard Guelich - William Eirich Vice Pres. .... Hazel Mickey ....., Jack Crago Secretary ..,,. Mary Antolik - LeRoy Humphrey Treasurer ..... William Eirich ...... Paul Quick gillllllllll mm- mum: usuunnfvlg Junior I-ligh Home Room Activities 'QQ HE Junior High Home Room Activities were conducted each Tuesday afternoon, sixth period, and consisted of a series of programs, the main purpose of which was to develop the pupils' speaking ability. Some of the topics were: Good Manners, Photography, Trees, Snakes, Travel and Current Events. The officers of the home rooms were: President, Vice President, Secretary and Treas- Ll1'61'. 14 Sponsor U ,M,...A.A,r., Miss Callahan President ..., ......o.... . .- George BYOWII Vice Pres. -- U, Suzanne Goldthorpe Secretary --, -W --- Marjorie Lyman 15 Sponsor ..., Ys...... ,,...... M i SS Hoyt President --,,A---- ,-,-, .,,- B 0 bby Gl1eliCh Vice Pres, ,- A,,...... --- Kathryn Stack Secretary u A -H,-,-- -- Helen Miller 16 Sponsor ...,,s......o. .... President ....,............... 7--- Miss Swires Francis Yonker Vice Pres. ................... Betty Lou Lynn Secretary ,...- -v.. Sponsor ..., ,,s... ,-- ,,....... June Bair 17 ------------- Miss Waugh President .,1....,............. Esther Forshey Vice Pres. ....,,.....,.... Marjorie Batcheler Secretary --- -- Eleanor Erickson 18 Sponsor -- ......e,,.v.,., ...... M r. Ziff President --- ......W.......... Betty Welch Viee Pres. ...., .......v.,.. E dith Kenyon Seeretary -- ,... Ellen Kyler Sponsor ........, .1s,.. -sr Miss Hancock President .a....... Betty Schwab Viee Pres. ---W .... - ...... Mary Matthews Secretary --- Kitty Stratton Sponsor ......, .,-........,v M rs. Dale President Orlando Ruggierro Vice Pres. -A .,A,, ...s, D orothy Womer Secretary --, 1,1,.,,, Jack Jones Sponsor -- ..................,...... Mr. Lucas President ...a., Eldon Shimmel Viee Pres. ..... ...... J ack Middleton Secretary -- Thomas Fenton Sponsor --- .... --,- President Vice Pres Secretary W-,-U, Mr. Cope --- Ilse Springer --- Myrtle Laws ------ Ruth Eastment 1I I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III II I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I I II I I III II III In SENIOR l-ll6l-l DEBATING CLUB lst. Semester 2nd, Semester Sponsor ........................ Mr. Hancock President ..... Mary Antolik ..e...,.. Saul Ziff Vice Pres. .... Lois Showers --- Patricia George Secretary ..... Marjorie Newman - Jean Mattern Treasurer ..... Rose Walker L- Donald Westwood The Debating Club was organized in order to study the methods of debating and to participate in the Forensic League debates. Sponsor .........................F HISTORY CLUB Miss Miller President ...,. Lenore Eboch ..... Harry Myers Vice Pres. ..,, Harry Myers --- William Lyman Secretary .L... Alvin Parks M- Gerald Finnegan Treasurer ..... Mabel Rodgers L Farrell Spencer The purpose pupils an interest ties, Sponsor ...........,..T...... -. .... of the History Club is to create in the in history through extra curricular activi- FRENCH CLUB Miss Robb President ..... Wesley Reiter --- Frank Kenyon Vice Pres. T... George McLarren - Wesley Reiter Secretary ....A William Dunn - Mildred Herdman Treasurer ..... Harold Wade .... Dan Delancey Le Cercle Francais, or French Club, was organized for the purpose of obtaining a better mastery of French on the part of its members. ETIQUETTE CLUB41 Sponsor .. .......L............... - Mr. Hagerty President ..... Dorothy Hugg .....L Jane Ayres Vice Pres. .... Jane Ayres .,..,. Gladys Musser Secretary ..... Lucille Merrell -- Anna Mae Hill Treasurer ..... Edna Shaw ..... Mary Spanogle ETIQUETTE CLUB-2 Sponsor .............,...u.e Miss Womelsdorff President ..... Mabel Grebe ...... Mary Snyder Vice Pres. .... Dorothy Taylor - Betty L. Rapsey Secretary ..... Mary Snyder ..u... Vera Powell Treasurer ..... Mary Snyder ...... Vera Powell HOBBY CLUB The aim of the Etiquette Club is to present to the boys and girls rules of hehavior for all phases of human activity. social and business intercourse, dressing, dining, correspond- ence, etc. TRAVEL CLUB Sponsor ..,,aL,.............-.L,a.. Mr. Jones President ...., LeRoy Wade ...... LeRoy Wade Vice Pres. .... Jane Wilson ....... Jane Wilson Secretary ..,,. M. Dunsmore ...,, M. Dunsmore Treasurer avu.. Aaron Twist ...... Aaron Twist The Travel Club was organized so that the members would be able to get acquainted with the different modes of travel and to take imaginary trips to all parts of the tountry. PHOTOGRAPHERYS CLUB Sponsor ......................,., Mr. Labock President ..... John Crago .wLL.. Chester Twigg Vice Pres. .... Walter Ginnick L Thomas Snyder Secretary ..,A. Kathryn Twist ....., Mary Test Treasurer ,,... Harold Orwig L-- Anna Speranza The aim of the Photographer's Club is to give practical instructions in amateur photography and to enlarge the artistic vision of the students to the possibilities ol' pictorial art. CLUBS SCIENCE CLUB lst. Semester 2nd. Semester Sponsor ,......,..,..C.a,,. H,,,,-, M r, Henry President .,,,. Barbara Bryan --- Hoover Mark Vice Pres. .L.. Jean Townsend Lcc. Jess Hudson Secretary ,.... Lavinia Rodgers L Mary J. Harris Treasurer ,,.., Lavinia Rodgers - Mary J. Harris The Science Club is for the purpose of creating an iII- terest in nature and natural phenomena by experimentation and research work. COMMERCIAL CLUB Sponsor ,.,e...e..,,e ...,........ M iss Croyle President ,,,,. Forrest Emigh ,,,,, Fred Keller Vice Pres. .L.. Joe Dixon ,,,,....,. Jack Waite Secretary ..... Wm. Doran W Margaret Gearhart Treasurer r,,,, Wm. Doran -- Margaret Gearhart The Comuiercial Club was organized to broaden the business outlook cl' its members. Research work is carried on through the media of magazines and newspapers. DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor ,. .......,..,,L...,..L, Miss Humphrey President ,,,,. Mary McCamley - Eleanor Hoffer Vice Pres. .r.. Peggy Bates - Barb. Hendershot Secretary ..... June Pixley ..,,,,.. Betty Moore Treasurer ..... Mary Jo Wiest .,..c Hazel Black The lll'8.lll?Ll,lC Club was organized for the benefit ol' all those who are interested in any department of drama. LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor ............,,,,.,,L,..... Miss White President ,,,.. Madalene Lindsay - Betty Flegal Vice Pres. .... Ruth Kirk -- Rosaline Balistrere Secretary ..-,, Lillian Hill ,,L....... Ruth Kirk Treasurer ...,, Betty Flegal -- Alma Cartwright The Library Club was organized so that the members might become acquainted with the tasks of a librarian, by keeping the books in their proper places, and cataloging new ones. ART 'CLUB Miss Stover Sponsor .....,,,...........A,L... President .e,, -M. Shimmel ,,,.... M. Shimmel Vice Pres.-,,-Betty Peters ...... Betty Peters Secretary ..... Violet Brown .,..e Violet Brown Treasurer ,,,,, Violet Brown A--- Violet Brown The aim ol' the Art Club is to secure the interest-of pupils to develop their artistic appreciation as it is applied to lifc's problems, and to encourage those who show an adaptness for art to continue it as a vocation. Sponsor .............,........,,.... Mr. Cope President .,,,. Joe Lucas ..e,.,..... Joe Lucas Vice Pres. LL.. I-I, Kephart L,...,Y.. H. Kephart Secretary L...L William Beegle -- William Beegle 'Treasurer ..,,, John Belko s.--...,, John Belko The Hobby Club has two branches: one branch deals with pupils interested in woodwork while the other deals with those interested in mechanical drawing. The chief aim of the Hobby Club is to have the pupils gain a knowledge of the use oi' wood-working tools and machinery by making objects in wood, tg JUNIOR I-IIGI-I CLUBS QQ ROOM 14 Miss Callahan Donald Lutz -- Gwendolyn Jones -- Margaret George INDIAN CLUBA Sponsor ....,.... -. ..a......... - President .....,.................. Vice Pres. --- ---- - Secretary .......A,........ Purpose: To study about the many different tribes of Indians. HOW-IT-IS-MADE CLUB-ROOM 15 Sponsor .......w,.........,........ Miss Hoyt President -- ..... ..,s., K athryn Lutz Vice Pres. - -- ...M.,. James Abt Secretary ,,,,l........t.....,v. Joe Morrison Purpose : To study how the common things of today are made. ANIMAL CLUBAROOM 16 Miss Swires Sponsor .,..,...,.....Y.Y.. ...Y., President ..,.,... ,,,., - -- Jane Brumbaugh Vice Pres. ....,..o,st............. Roy Black Secretary ..,,,...-,,, Mary Elizabeth Knapper Purpose: To study the common animals we see around us. UMASTERPIECES OF ART CLUB4ROOM 17 Sponsor ,.......,.z......,......, Miss Waugh President 1, .,.z,...... Mary Jo Mattern Vice Pres. ......,z............ George Bezilla Secretary ,,,....,.....,..... Josephine Wargo Purpose: To study the masterpieces of arts in foreign countries. ETIQUETTE CLUB-RO OM 18 Sponsor ................... ......... M r. Ziff President .......e...... ..... D elbert Shank Vice Pres. .,.. ..... - - Edward Knepp Secretary ,,.............., --- Virginia Ramey Purpose: To learn the rules of every day behavior and lTlZ1l'lh9l'S. MANNERS CLUB-ROOM 19 Sponsor ,.11.... -. .............. Miss Hancock President ..............., ...... J ack Goss Vice Pres. ....1. .... - - Frank Beals Secretary ......,........ ....... L eRoy Pelka Purpose: To learn how to conduct oneself properly any- where. ETIQUETTE CLUB'-ROOM 20 Sponsor ..e,,,..................... Mrs. Dale President e,,,... .,.... B etty Humphrey Vice Pres. ....,,... - .,.... Regina Grebe Secretary ............1,.1,.... Bertha Harper Purpose: To learn the rules of every day behavior and l11H.hIlE?l'S. SPORTS CLUBfROOM 21 Sponsor ....,..,..,1.,....,........ Mr. Lucas President ..............1,, Patrick Gianopolus Vice Pres. .e.. ......,..... R obert Granville Secretary ................ 1... R obert Barnett Purpose: To learn the doings of today in the sports world in ireneral . POETRY CLUBAROOM 22 Sponsor ................. President Vice Pres. ..,,..1..... Secretary Purpose : old and new. ----- Miss Bragonier Mary McCabe -------1 Ruth Hoffer Martha Fleck To study the different kinds of poetry, both X lmmmHmKi imm1 A,: xx HIGH SCHOOL BAND FRUNT ROW:-A David Slone, William Eiricli. Barrett Merrell, James Townsend, .Paul Guelich, Wesley Woodring, Dick Guelich, William Heath, Bobby Stxauffer. SECOND ROW: Buddy Yonker, James Miller, Richard Behmer, James Beasley, William Johnson, Rem Dunsmore, Franklin Goss, Thomas Boggs, George Welch, Robert Miller. THIRD ROW:---Mr. W. Jay Kennedy, Director: Maynard Guelich, Drum Major: Paul Quick, James Laws, Thomas McCausland, Jack Grebe, Robert Holdren, Jack Goss. John C1-ago, Lewis Hohnka. FOURTH ROW:--Jack Stuart, John Todd, Donald Crain, Raymond Cronover, James Batcheler, Frederick Flaitz, Barrett Fenton. SENIOR I-IIGI-I BAND Mr. W. Jay Kennedy, Director NDER the capable leadership of our director, Mr. Kennedy, the Philipsburg High School Band has progressed exceedingly well in membership and musical ability. The band furnished music at the majority of the football and basketball games and at various gatherings held with the school and town. To show their ability and high rank, the band again entered the county contest held at Millheim, May 2. The combined con- cert of the P. H. S. music clubs, held April 26, was the most ambitious effort for the year in student music circles. It was the apex of the music season. At the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: President ...... .. H..ce,...,.......e,............. Richard Behmer Vice President ei... ...... ..,,.e.,,,., , , Maynard Guelich Secretary v.... .e,.. .,,.,, , - - William Eirich Librarian ,.,. ..... - -- James Beasley The membe1's were : TRUMPET-Richard Behmer, William Eirich, James Beasley, James Miller, David Slone, Buddy Yonkers CLARINET-fJack Grebe, Franklin Goss, Thomas Boggs, James Laws, Thomas McCaus1and, Robert Holdren, Rem Dunsmore, Paul Quick, George Welch, Robert Miller, Jack Stuart TROMBONE-Vvilliam Hopkins BASS-Ray Cronover, Donald Crain SAXOPHONE-William Johnson, Bob Stauffer, William Heath BARITONE-James Batcheler, Fred Flaitz HORNfJack Crago, Barrett Fenton, Jack Goss, Lewis Hohnka DRUMS-James Townsend, Barrett Merrell, Paul Guelich, Wesley Woodring, Robert McCamley, John Todd CYMBALS-Richard Guelich DRUM MAJ OR-HMaynard Guelich lITTTmE llL 5?Zgl?Bd. , - xmum - GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Miss Etht-I l4rax'onis:l', lliroclorc Jane Davidson. Dorothy Hung, lic-tty Hamlin, .lane Wilson. Hazel Mickey. Janet Sheldon, Carrie Johnston, Ethol Klett, Mary Courson, Emily Wynn, Patricia George, Ruth Steele. SECOND ROW: - Mary Test, Marie Shown-rs, Marjorie I4'ort-man, Frances Hewlett., Charlotte Mattern, Lenora Black, Kathryn Hindle, Peggy Hates, Mary Jo Wiest, Eleanor Holler, Kathryn Twist. THIRD ROW: - Sylvia Ziff, Violet Brown, Edna Shaw, Martha Shimmel, Betty Grace Gritlith, Mary Helen McCamley, Edna Jane Batchelor, Leanorc Eboch, Margaret. Gearhart, Kathryn Dyer, Geraldine Robinson. TOI' ROVV: M2lI',I0l'l9 Walton, Nora Jones, Dorothy Sheroky, Janet. Flegal. , GIRLS' GLEE CLUB C Miss Ethel Bragonier, Director HIS year the Girls' Glee Club was the largest it has ever been, consisting of forty members. Our Glee Club had a very successful season, participating in several programs given in the High School Auditorium. They also appeared at the Church of Christ on April 7, and at the Spring Festival, held at Millheim, on May 2. The following officers were elected: President .,,,,... ..,-,.. ,,,,...,,,, A,..sY,,,,,.,,,,, P eggy Bates Vice President ,,..,. -C ,,,,..,, ---W ,,,,..., Patricia George Treasurer ,Wan .,,, ,,,, P atricia George The members were: FIRST SOPRANO-Eleanor Hoffer, Nora Jones, Martha Shimmel, Marjorie Foreman, Charlotte Mattern, Mary Jo Wiest, Kathryn Twist, Betty Hamlin, Janet Sheldon, Marie Showers, Carrie Johnston, Jane Davidson, Janet Flegal, Catherine Hindle, Violet Brown, Marie Moyer SECOND SOPRANO fRuth Steele, Margaret Gearhart, Peggy Bates, Geraldine Robinson, Jane Wilson, Patricia George, Ethel Klett, Edna Shaw, Emily Wynn, Marjorie Walton, Alice Croyle, Mary Courson ALTO-Dorothy Sheroky, Mary Helen McCam1ey, Dorothy Hugg, Sylvia Ziff, Frances Hewlett, Betty Grace Griffith, Jane Batcheler, Lenora Black, Kathryn Dyer, Leanore Eboch Pianist-Hazel May Mickey LibrariansfKathryn Twist, Frances Hewlett We extend our most sincere appreciation to Miss Bragonier whose able direction led the girls to that peak of success which they attained. W X S BOYS' GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: William lulz, Richard liehmer, James Laws, Barrett Fenton. Rem llunsmorc. Maynard Guelich, Marvin Dunlap, Rater! Westwood, James Batchelcr, Chester Twimr. SECOND ROW: fAaron Twist, James Miller, David Slone. Barrett Merrell, Paul Quick, James Matthews, Frederick Flaitz, Ray Crsnover, Walter Ginnick, Mr. W. Jay Kennedy, Direcwtor. TOP ROW: Saul Ziff, Willis Myers, Alfred Pelka, VVilliam Humphrey, James Hicks. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Mr. W. Jay Kennedy, Director ss HIS year the Boys' Glee Club, under the competent direction of Mr. Kennedy, made much progress. They made a public appearance at the Spring Festival, held at Millheim, on May 2. The officers were: President ,,,,,,,,..,...... .,,,A....... . ..,.,, R ichard Behmer Vice President ,,,,,,.,,.......,,, .. ..,c....,,,, Robert Westwood Secretary --,. .c.,,,i .-. .,...c.,.......,,,,v,. .- ...,. Rem Dunsmore Rem Dunsmore Treasurer ....,,c , ..,,,,,,,,c, ...,..,,, ,,,,.,, ' -,,,.-- James Miller Licrarlan ..... . c ,,,..,,,,, .. ...,,,.,., ---- TENOR-James Laws, William Lutz, David Stone, VValter Ginnick, Marvin Dunlap, Aaron Twist, Barrett Fenton BARITONE-Rem Dunsmore, Barrett Merrell. Maynard Guelich, William Humphrey, Alfred Pelka, Chester Twigg, Willis Myers, Ray Cronover, James Matthews, James Hicks, Saul Ziff BASS-Richard Behmer, Robert Westwood, James Miller, Fred Flaitz, Paul Quick TTv ggiglxizxzunnini SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA l-'RONT ROW: Rhoda Selby, Dorothy McCall, lfiances Hewlett, Betty Hamlin, Lunie lcigrhlitner. Marjmric Johnston, Hazel Mickey, Marjorie Butterworth, Olive Jane Mickey, Louise Stine. SECOND ROW: Richard liclimer, Paul Quick, James lexus, Rnlert Holclrt-n, Thomas MrC:n:s'and, i'redericlc Flaitz, Wil'i:',in llunzili, William Callis, Geurixe Welch, lewis H vhnka, Carl Ihllllibll. TOP ROW: William Johnsdn, Rem llunsiemre, Ba1'1'et,t,l enton, James liatcheler, Ray Cronover, James Beasley, William Eirich, Bxwreit, Merrell, James Townsend, llavirl Slone, James Miller, Mr. W. Jay Kennedy, Direitfnr. Senior High School Orchestra Mr. W. Jay Kennedy, Director 'if Under the etiicient direction ol' Mr. Kennedy, the Senior High School Orchestra has developed into an outstanding musical organization. It has furnished the music for several programs in the High School and also had a part in the local concert. The officers of the organization were: President, ,,...,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,...,,,.v,... -.-- Richard Behmer Vice President .eeo.....,,,,.e,,.,......,,,.A... James Townsend Secretary and Treasurer ,,,A.,,,,.,.,, .,A.,s,..,,, W illiam Eirich Librarians ...,.,,,,s...,,,, James Miller, David Slone, Carl Lupton The members were: PIANO4Hazel Mickey, Frances Hewlett TRUMPET-Richard Behrner, William Eirich, James Beasley, David Slone, James Miller CLARINET-Rem Dunsmore, James Laws, Robert Holdren, Paul Quick, Thomas McCausland SAXOPHONE-fVVilliarn Johnson TROMBONE-William Hopkins BASS-Ray Cronover VIOLINfMarjorie Johnston, VVilliam Dunzik, Marjorie Butterworth, Eunice Leigh- litner, Dorothy McCall, Olive Jane Mickey, Rhoda Selby, Louise Stone, Fred Flaitz, George Welch, William Callis, Betty Hamlin, Lewis Hohnka, Carl Lupton BARITONE-James Batcheler HORNfBarrett Fenton DRUMS4James Townsend, Barrett Merrell JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW:- Jimmie Abt, George Griest, Erma Thiess, Dorothy Goss, Amanda Fleck, Ilse Springer, Genevieve Martin, Anna Juschik. Geraldine Sbover, Robert Miller, Jack Grebe, Franklin Goss, Thomas Boggs. Robert Stauilcr, Wesley Woodring, Miss Ethel Bragonier, Director. Junior High School Orchestra Miss Ethel Bragonier, Director Q The Junior High Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Bragonier, has progressed very rapidly. An excellent orchestra in the future is assured by the progress of these lower classmen. The members were: VIOLINfIlse Springer, George Griest, Dorothy Goss, Anne Juschik, Geraldine Stover, Genevieve Martin, Jimmie Abt, Carol Treasure, Erma Thiess CLARINET-Jack Grebe, Franklin Goss, Bobby Miller PIANO-Amanda Fleck DRUMS-Wesley Woodring SAXOPHONES-Bobby Stauffer, Thomas Boggs .v ,Y ,, 'lIl ll,1II1I1l HD'1IHT l.ll'UllIIll'1l1l.l ?giij5' lHI1IEDJIlIIX'lILlllI DANC IC ORCHESTRA SHATEI7: William Eiricli, Kin-hard liulmier, William Johnson. Mary Helen Mci'amley, Robert Siaullvr, Thomas Bowls. STANDING: Ray l'runov01', William Hopkins, William Luiz. Barrett Merrell. James lmws, Vl'llllam Heaili, Rf-in lllllisliirwe. liirx-c'lo1'. High School Dance Orchestra Rem Dunsmore, Student Director Q This year showed an exceptional Jazz Orchestra. With initiative here- tofore unshown along' such lines, the boys arranged to obtain the best of the popular pieces. This they did and continued along until the end of the year. They played for a great number of dances this year and made pos- sible much enjoyment. We hope that the lower classmen who are now in the orchestra will carry on. The members were I PIANO' Mary Helen McCamley SAXOPHONEH William Johnson, Robert Stauffer, William Heath, Thomas Boggs TRUMPET--f-Richard Behmer, William Eirich, James Miller CLARINET James Laws THOMBONE--VVillian1 Hopkins BASSiRay Cronover GUITAR'-fWilliam Lutz TRAPS ---f James Townsend, Barrett Merrell R4 lk-f v - -F -- -rg -X-n W- , SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: James BVUXVII, John Renwick, Richard Nelson, Raymond Cronover, John O'Neill, Paul Harper, Donald Cathcart, Alfred Pelka. Marvin Dunlap, Arthur Askey. SECOND ROWV: Matthias Maurer, Gilbert Pedrazzani, William Hum- phrey, Robert llunsmore, Samuel Frank, Donald Edwards, William Hopkins, Ilan DeLancey, William Lutz. THIRD ROW:-- James Hicks, Raymond Lewis, Lawrence Lucas, Max Wa3xne1', Andrew Flegal, Lcwis Adams, Melvin Robins, Eugene Daugherty, John Demchak. FOURTH ROW:-Oliver Twist, Harold Schram, John Kragle, Emil Van Lierde, Harold Hartshorn. Farrell Spencer, Scott Marin, Joe Kephart. Charles Handova, George Demchak, Albert Conoway. FIFTH ROW:-Charles Mignot, Ass't. Mi:r.g Hoover Mark, Ass't. Mgr.: John Bannon, Steve Comitz, Coach Spangler, Richard Fry, Edward Tekely. Manager: John Black, Ass't. Mgr.: Jack Middleton, Fred Neirlrick, Ass't. Mgr.: Gifford Amlnernian, Ass't.. Mgr. Senior High Football Schedule Mr. Charles M. Spangler, Coach Mr. Alfred Jones, Assistant Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Sept. 22,,Snow Shoe ..,.... 18 .c,, 14 ,,.. Home Oct. 27-1State College 1, O .... 19 .... Away Sept. 2911Bellefonte ...1,.. 0 1,,1 19 ,,.. Away Nov. 2--Williamsburg ..1, 0 .L,, 19 .... Away Oct. 6--Woodward Twp. -112 1,,, 0 .... Home Nov. 12--Cooper Twp. --20,.1-- 6----Home Oct. 13--Hollidaysbug ,,1. 0 ..1. 12 ..., Home Nov. 171-Tyrone ......... 0 1,,1 6 ,.1. Home Oct. 20,1Clearfield -.,.. .,,, 0 ,... 6 .1,, Home Nov. 29--Osceola L........ 6 .... 0 .,.. Home SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Oct. 26-,Junior High 1,..., 18 ..,. 6 ,1.. Home Nov. 17,,Tyrone .e,,Y7,.. 6 .... 0 11.. Home Nov. 9--Curwensville .... 6 .... 13 ,1.. Away Nov. 26,-Osceola ,,,v,.... 0 .... 0 .... Home The following received letters: Donald Cathcart, Marvin Dunlap, Robert Dunsmore, Samuel Frank, Andrew Flegal, Paul Harper, William Humphrey, William Lutz, Richard Nelson, John O'Neill, John Renwick, Max Wagner, Alfred Pelka, William Hopkins and Edward Tekely, Mgr. The following received numerals: Albert Conovvay, Arthur Askey, Ray Cronover, Lewis Adams, James Brown, John Bannon, Donald Edwards and Gilbert Pedrazzani. The team had a fairly successful season. They won the Majestic Theatre trophy on Armistice Day in the Cooper game. On Thanksgiving they procured the Rowland Theatre trophy in the contest with Osceola. A football banquet, sponsored by the two prom'nent service clubs, Kiwanis and Rotary, was greatly appreciated by the toys. t'Jock Sutherland, head coach at the University of Pittsburgh, talked to the boys and gave them a few pointers about the game of football. The girls, under the supervision of Miss Stover, served a very good meal. lj Q A I JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Mr. Lucaes, Coacli: John llemchak, Lawrence Finnegan. Donald Townsend, Pat Gianopolus, Ray Pezalski. Leroy Pelka. Garfield Edwanls, Orlando Rumferio, Mr. Hanan-k, Coach. SECOND ROW: Clitlord Robins, Manager: Noah Moriarity, Ted Hoover, Jack Middleton, Howard Vail, Charles Stratton, Fred llaupsherty. Eugene Daugherty, Joseph Merryman, Robert Fenton, Robert Smiley, Manager. Junior l-ligh Football Schedule Mr. M. S. Hancock, Coach Mr. Russell Lucas, Assistant Coach QQ DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Oct. 5- ,,,,...,,,,. State College ..,,,,,. .cn 6 ...,,,. Wu-- 0 Oct. 12 .,.,,,,.. ., ,,,. Curwensville ,...,,v,..., 13 ....v,,.,,,... 12 Oct. 19,c.. ,c,,,...c,. Clearfield .....,.. .,,,... 0 ..,,.,,c.,f,.. 1 3 Oct. 26-,.,, ,,.v,, i-Junior Varsity .....eA.... 6 .,..,,.Yccc ---18 Nov. Zak. ,,,,,, ..,,,Roosevelt High fAltoonaJ Y 7 ,,,,,.,,. -,,,,19 Under the able coaching of Mr. Hancock and Mr. Lucas, the Junior High team devel- oped into promising material for the future stars of the blue and white gridiron. F SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:--'Richard Nelson, Robert, Stark, Alfred Pelku, Robert Dunsmoro, Richard Ammerman. TOP ROW?-Mr. Spangler, Coach: Marvin Dunlap, Edward Tekcly, Samuel Frank, John O'Neill, Max Wagner, Preston Spencer, Fred Neidrick, Manager: Lewis Hohnka, Ass't. Manager. Senior High Boys' Basketball Schedule Mr. Charles M. Spangler, Coach fs DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP, Jan. 2, ,,,,e.. Clearfield ,, ,,,,.., 20 ,e,, ,-.,19,,, ..,,.. Away Jan. 4 .,ea, ,... S tate College ,,.., 41 ee.. -,,-18-, ,.,. Yefea H 01116 Han. 11 .,e-,,,.. Lewistown ,, ,,,30 ,,,. ,,,, 2 5 ,e.,,,,, ,Away Han. 15 ,,,, ,,-Tyrone ,,,,,, -,,28,,,, ,,,, 17,,-,,,,,,Home +Jan. 18 ,,,, ,,,Hollidaysburg ,,,26 ,,., ,,,, 2 0 ,,,,,,, ,,Home tJan. 22,,.,, ,,,Mt. Union ,,,, ,,,24 ,,,, ,,,29,,, ,,,,Away Klan. 25 ,,,, ,,,Huntingdon ,,-30 ,,,, ,,,, 2 2,,, ,,,,Home i1Feb. 1,,, ,,,,,, Lewistown ,,,45 ,,,, ,,,, 1 7 ,,,,,,,, ,Home Feb. 2--. .,,. ,,,,Bellefonte , ,,,41 ,,,, ,,,36,,, ,,,,Away ff:Feb. 5,,,.- ,,,,, Tyrone ,,,,,,,,,,, 28 ,,,, ,,,. 1 4,,, ,,,,Away :1:Feb. 8,,.., ,,,. Hollidaysburg ,,,,, 35 ,,,, ,,-27 ,,,.,,, ,,Away tFeb. 15 ,,,,,,,,, Mt. Union ,,,,,,,,, 27 ,,,. ,,,17 ,,,,,,,,, Home Feb. 19 ,,,,,,,, Clearfield ,,,,,,,,, 43 ,,,, ,,,, 2 1 ,,,,,, ,,,Home i:Feb. 22 ,,,, ,,,, H untingdon ,,,,,,, 20 ,,,, ,,,16,,, ,,,,Away Feb. 27,,,, ,,,, State College ,,,,,.. 24 ,,,,,,,,, 34,,, ,,,,Away Mar. 1, ,, ,,,Bellefonte ,,,,,,,, 39 ,,,,.,,,, 26,, Home Mountain League Games. The P. H. S. Basketball team had a very successful season, winning 12 out of 16 games. The boys started out with a very fine showing but had a little hard luck with the strong Mt. Union team. They obtained second place in the Mountain League standing. To Mr. Spangler we owe much appreciation and congratulation for the producing of excellent teams. The following boys received letters: Nelson, Pelka, Amrnerman, Dunsmore, Starke, Tekely, and Neidrich, Mgr. The following received numerals: Wagner, O'Neill, Frank, Spencer, Dunlap, and Hohnka, Assistant Manager. l SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Betty Moore, Ruth Wagner, I-eanore Eboch. SECOND ROWZ- Bertha Stein, Hazel Black, Dorothy Sheroky, Maxine Kile, Mary Helen McCamley, Jean Townsend, Olive Jane Mickey, Eleanor Hoifer, Margaret Gearhart, Marjorie- Walton, Ass't. Mgr.: Miss Robb, Coavh: Barbara Bryan, Managerg Betty Grifiilh. Mal'ie Moyer. Senior High Girls' Basketball Schedule II Miss Mary Robb, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. 8 ,,,, ,... S now Shoe -1- --33 .... ---22 ..,,.. ---Away Jan. 11 --------- Alumni ----- ---- 2 5 ---- --- 9 --------- Home Jan. 15 ---- ---- C urwensville - ---- 14 ---- --- 9---. ----- -Away Jan. 25 ---- - .--Huntingdon - ---- 21 ---- ---12---------Home Jan. 29 ---- ---- B ellwood - ----40 ---- ---13------- Home Feb. 2 ---- ---- B ellefonte ---- 29 ---- ---15---------Away Feb. 5 ---- ----Snow Shoe ---- ---- 2 3---- --- 9---------Home Feb. 12 ---- ---- C urwensville - ---- 38 ---- ---16-- -------Home Feb. 19 ---- ----Bellwood --- ----24 ---- . ---16---- ----Away Feb. 22 ---- ----Huntingdon - --- 6 ---- ---15 ---- ----Away Mar. 1-. ------- Bellefonte ----- ----37----, ----- 10 -------- -Home The girls had a very successful season again this year, losing but one game. All this was the result of the fine cooperation of the girls and the excellent coaching of their able coach, Miss Robb. The following girls received letters: Olive Jane Mickey, Mary Helen McCamley, Jean Townsend, Hazel Black, Leanore Eboch, Betty Moore, Bertha Stein, Maxine Kile, Captain, and Barbara Bryan, Manager. The following girls received numerals: Ruth Wagner, Dorothy Sheroky, Eleanor Hoffer, Dorothy Hugg, Betty Grace Griffith, Margaret Gearhart, and Marie Moyer. The cheer leaders of the Senior High were: James Beasley, James Batcheler, Mary Helen McCamley, Marjorie Walton, Jane Wilson, Dorothy Hugg, Marion Dunsmore, and Mary Spanogle. !DQ?LQ, UmIU SENIOR HIGH JUNIUR VARSITY BASKI-ZTBALL TEAM FRONT ROWV: Wesley Reiter, Lawrelwo Lucas, John Black. SECOND ROVV: f-Albert Lionoway AllllIE'XN Flegal, Lewis Adams, Gilford Ammerman, Lewis Hohnka. LAST ROVV: f1Vlat,thias Maurer. Muia5.,e1 LeRoy Humphrey, Mike Majestro. Harold Schram, Mr. Jones, Couch: Emil Vanhirxle, Dan lhL1ncey William Humphrey, Manager. Senior l-ligh Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Schedule i Mr. Alfred Jones, Coach 9 DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. 31111. ...., Alumni ....,,,e.... 32 ......,,A 33 e,,,, 1111 Jan. 8 ,,..,,,.. Snow Shoe .,,,,,, 11129 .,....e,. 37 ..A.,. 111 Jan. 10 ,,,,,,,,. Woodward .,,,,, 11122 .,,.., 11126111111111 Jan. 15.1 ,,,,,,,, Tyrone ..,.,,, 111 18 ..,..,,,. 21111111111 Jan. 22 ,,,,,,,,. Mt. Union ..,,,,,,,,. 21 ....,,,, 23 .,,,,,,,, Jan. 29 1,,,,,1.. Junior High ,,,,,... 161111. ,,,,, 5 1,,, 11 Feb. 5 ,,,,,,,,. Snow Shoe .,.,,,,,,. 32 ..,,,, .11 .16 .1,, .11 Feb. 15 .,,,,,,.. Mt. Union .,,,,,,,... 29 .1,, 11126 1,,, .1 .1 Feb. 1911111 1111 Junior High 1111111130111 1111511111 111 Feb. 251111 1111 Tyrone 11111111 111118111. 1111711111 .1 Feb. 271111 1.11State College 11111111 191111.. 1 11 8111111 1 Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Home Home Away Away The Junior Varsity had a good season. They played hard teams con sisting of experienced players. Mr. Jones deserves commendation for his excellent coaching. IIIIIIIIU Elillllllllllllll JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKI-ITBALL TEAM l KON'I' ROW: Jack Crain, .Iavk Frzink, Donald Fle-gal, Dick Guelicli. SECOND ROW: Clem Watson, Robert. lfeiitoii, Robert Bl'?IHOIIlf'I', liob Grarlius, Donald Lutz. THIRD ROW:fDau Pancoast, Donald Townsend, Paul Guelifii, Mr. Henry, Pom-li: John Klwurln-, .Im-k Goss, Braden Hassinirer. Junior I-ligh Boys' Basketball Schedule Mr. Maynard Henry, Coach Q DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. 18 w,,,.,,,, Clearfield ,,..,...., 17 9 Home Jan. 22 ......,,, Curwensville Home Jan. 25 .A.. -. .,,, State College ,,,,, ,W Away Jan. 29 -..Junior Varsity Home Feb. 8 ,,..., -1-State College Home Feb. 15 .,,1,,,. ,Curwensville Away Feb. 19 ,,,1,1 ..-Junior Varsity Home Mar. 1 ,,,,,,1,, Clearfield ...,Y, U., Away Again, due to the excellent coaching' of Mr. Henry, the Junior High had a very successful season, winning all but three games. In a few years we will probably see these boys as the stars of the Senior High team. me .. M JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:-- -Doris Johns, Edith Lukens, Cleo McCall, Esther Roth. SECOND ROW:-f-Dorothy Stratton, Betty Welch, Myrtle Laws, Mary McCabe, Bessie Stein. THIRD ROW:-fReJ:in:-1 Grelse. Gwen Jones, Miss Robb, Coach: Esther Forshey, June Bair, Betty Lou Lynn. Junior High Girls' Basketball Schedule Miss Mary Robb, Coach Q DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. 15 .... ---Curwensville .....e, 5 ......... 16 ......... Away Feb. 12 ,... .... C urvvensville - .,.. 12 ..,,....1 17 ......... Home With more practice under the supervision of our able coach, Miss Robb, and a few more games, We are sure that these girls will do better in the future. Although they are small and inexperienced, they show real signs of being future stars. The cheer leaders from the Junior High were: Mary McCabe, Bertha Louise Harper, Betty Welch, Madeline Gilpatrick, Ruth Gearhart, Myrtle Laws, Lorraine Gustafson, Doris Mae Johns, Cleo McCall, Jimmy Abt, Billy Glover and lVIargaret George. -57 IZHTIlll'l'l'1UQf'9 ? nnm X11 V 1, .JK BOXING TEAM FRONT ROVV: -Carl Lupton, Walter Franzel. Lawrence Lucas, Dick Shannon. SECOND ROW: Paul Quick, Gifford Ammerlnan, Mr. Spangler, Coach: Aaron Twist, Matthias Maurer. THIRD ROVV: Ronald McClure, Harry Myers, Albert Conoway, Alfred Polka, Peter Antolik, Robert Holdren, lewis Hohnka, Mgr. BOXING Mr. Charles M. Spangler, Coach the 95 105 115 125 135 145 155 165 175 the The boxing season started with inter-class matches. Champions for each weight class were selected by elimination. The champions were as follows: Unlimited Class WA. Pelka 11 111 Senior 165 Tb. ClassffM. Maurer 1 ,,,, Junior 155 Tb. ClassfH. Myers 1111-1 Sophomore 145 Tb. Class-iN. Moriarity 111 111 Freshman 135 Tb. ClassfG. Amrnerman 111 11 Sophomore 125 Tb. ClassfA. Twist ,,,1.. 111 Senior 115 Tb. Class-C. Mignot ,,.1. 11 Junior The class scores were as follows: First place .,,,,,,, 1 ,,,,,,,, Seniors 1111 11 25 points Second place ,,,, 111Juniors ,,.,, 1 1 23 points Third place 11111111111111111 Sophomores 11111111 11111 . .1 19 points Fourth place 11111111111111 ,Freshmen 111-11 1111 11111111 1 5 points A duel meet with Osceola was held later in the year. Philipsburg won seven nine bouts. The results were as follows: Tb. Class --'---- C. Lupton 11111 P.H,S. defeated T. McDonald O.H.S --decision Tb. Class-L. Lucas 111111 P.H.S. defeated E. Williams O.H.S -decision Tb. Class--f-A. Twist 111111 P.H.S. defeated G. McCann 111 O.H.S.-'decision Tb. Class G. Ammerman P.H.S. defeated R. Burns 11111 O.H.S -decision Tb. Class'ffE. Boytim 1111 O.H.S. defeated P. Quick 11.11 P.H.S f-decision lb. Class f-R. McClure 1111 P.H.S. defeated G. Pidgeon 111 O.H.S. Tech. K. Tb. Class-M. Gonder 1111 O.H.S. defeated H. Myers 11111 P.H.S.-decision Tb. ClassffM. Maurer 1111 P.H.S. defeated G. Letrick 111 O.H.S. Tech. K. Tb. Class-A. Pelka 111111 P.H.S. defeated J. McNeish O.H.S. Tech. K. Referees: Leo Houck and Mike Zeleznock, Penn State. Judges: Riley, State Collegeg Bell, Chester. Philipsburg High School ofhcials were fortunate in having Leo Houck, coach of O, O. O. of championship Penn State boxing team, to referee the bouts, and also to have a preliminary exhibition bout between Mike Zeleznock, captain of Penn State mittmen and Eastern Inter-collegiate 135 Tb. title holder, and Frank Goodman, also a member of the Nittany Lion boxing team and champion of the 145 Tb. class. This is the first year Philipsburg High School has had boxing and it proved very successful under the expert coaching of Coach Spangler. TRACK EVENTS TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Alfred Pelka, Raymond Lewis, Donald Cathcart, Robert Stark, Aaron Twist, Andrew Fleiral, Walter Ginnick, John O'Neill, Marvin Dunlap, Richard Ammerman, Joseph Dixon, Edward Tekely, Lewis Hohnka, Frank Grazier, Carl Lupton. SECOND ROW: -Richard Holdren, Charles Lamb, James Meas, Harold McClinsey, James Hicks, Ronald McClure. Lewis Adams, Harold Schram, George McLarren, Albert Conoway, Jack Morgan, Benjamin Peterson, Paul Harding, Charles Gross, Lawrence Lucas, James Hartley, James Davidson. THIRD ROW:fHoover Mark, William Richmond, Grant Myers, Melvin Robbins, Preston Spencer, Matthias Maurer, Harry Myers, George Demchak, Samuel Frank, Scott Marin, Farrell Spencer, John Gold- thorpe, Fred Neidrick, Charles Handova, Max Dunsmore. FOURTH ROW:--Oliver Twist, Andrew Wadowsky, Forrest Johnston, Gifford Ammcrman, Walter Franzel, William Long, Richard Fry, Jack Waite, Harold Hartshorne, Steve Comitz, Richard Nelson, Charles Mignot. William Lyman, C. M. Spangler, Coach. TOP ROW:---William Lutz, Max Wagner, Jack Guelich, Pete Anbolik. T R A C K Mr. Charles M. Spangler, Coach John Bannon, Emil VanLirde. Following the close of basketball season and boxing, track practice began. Meets with Tyrone, Osceola, Cooper Township and Clearfield were held. The team also took part in the P. I. A. A. meet at Altoona and the central Pennsylvania meet at State College. Philipsburg High School track participants were: l00 Yard Dash John O'Neill Donald Edwards Lewis Adams William Lutz Marvin Dunlap Walter Ginnick Carl Lupton Albert Conoway Aaron Twist 220 Yard Dash Donald Edwards Lewis Adams John O'Neill William Lutz Marvin Dunlap Walter Ginnick High Jump Robert Stark Donald Cathcart Alfred Pelka Pete Antolik Jack Darke Jack Waite Raymond Lewis John O'Neill Albert Conoway Aaron Twist 440 Yard Dash Lawrence Lucas Richard Ammerman Edward Tekely Leland McClure James Hicks Andrew Flegal Donald Cathcart Preston Spencer Samuel Frank William Richmond Forrest Johnston James Meas 880 Yard Dash Andrew Wadowsky Charles Gross George McLarren Joseph Dixon Barrett Merrell Oliver Twist Richard Fry Jack Guelich Paul Harding James Hicks One Mile Run Richard Thompson Harold McClinsey William Humphrey James Peters Grant Myers Pete Antolik Walter Franzel FIELD EVENTS Running Broad Jump Paul Quick Robert Stark Donald Cathcart Edward Tekely Jack Morgan Shot Put Max Wagner Matthias Maurer Harry Myers Emil VanLirde Harold Schram Andrew Flegal Discus Max Wagner Matthias Maurer Jack Morgan Steve Comitz Farrell Spenser Harold Hartshorne Benjamin Peterson Scott Marin John Goldthorpe George Demchak Jack Waite Raymond Lewis John Bannon Relay Samuel Frank Joseph Dixon Richard Ammerman Marvin Dunlap Walter Ginnick Harry Myers Emil VanLirde Harold Schram Javelin Alfred Pelka Max Wagner Emil VanLirde Robert Stark Read The Ads They're Always Behind Definitions as dished out by the Seniors: Strategy: When you keep on firing and don't let the enemy know that you are out of ammu- nition. Advice: A commodity peddled by your lawyer and given away by your mother-in-law, but impossible to dispose of yourself. Appendicitis: A modern pain, costing about 352003 more than the old stomach-ache. Bonnets: A female head trouble which is con- tracted the latter part of Lent and breaks out on Easter. Flattery: Soft soap, and soft soap is 907. lye. Conscience: An inner voice which warns us that someone is looking. Saxophone: An ill wind which nobody blows good. Prayers: Little messages to God, sent at night to get the cheaper rate. Found on the Sophomore's registration card: Name of Parents, Mama and Papa. Fran: Are you out for any athletics? Don: Yeah, I'm swayback on the posture squad. Barb: It's absurd for this man to charge S10 for towing us three miles. James: That's all right, he's earning it-I have my brakes on. Johnnie: I have a chance for the basketball team. Peggie: VVhat are they doing, raffling it off? Prospective Employer: Can you operate a typewriter 'Z Betty: Yes, sir, I use the Biblical system. Prospective employer: I never heard of it. Betty: Seek and ye shall find. Chem. Prof: What's the formula for water? Bob W.: I-I2O Chem. Prof.: t'Right, now tell me the formula for sea water. Bob W.: CH2O. QQ' Golf Pro.: Tee the ball. Mary Jo: Sure, I see it, but why the baby talk ? QOver the telephonejz Ray Cronover is sick and can't attend school today. He requested me to notify you. Professor: All right, who is this speaking? Voice: This is my father. Music Prof.: Now we will play 'The Star- Spangled Banner'. Bill E. lWhispering nervously to the boy next to himjz Gosh! I just played that. Teacher: Who won the race between London and Australia ? Bus B.: Australia, I believe. Wimpy: Say, where do you get that 'zero, zero, zero' stuff on the telephone? Dunnie: Oh, I was just whispering sweet nothings to the girl friend. SONG HITS Soon -Graduation I Was Lucky fTo pass the exams. l'Haunting Me -The School Spirit. If the Moon Turns Green -I'll graduate. Lovely To Look At -100's in conduct. Love In Bloom fJan and Dunnie. Just Once Too Often -Chem Quiz. A Little White Gardenia -To the faculty for passing us. Sweet Music -Rem Dunsmore's Orchestra ? ? ? Night and Day -Studies. Hands Across the Table -Just reach out for the chow. I Saw Stars YEd Tekely. Let's Take a Walk Around the Block -Peg and Johnnie. Pardon My Southern Accent -In French class. Ro 09 Q? .x Your Horizon I gi ONCE under Way, a Bank Account is a stimulator of real power. As it grows through the regular addition of even small sums, you gain a brighter outlook . . . and the money in reserve Ofttimes opens the Way to progress. To the young men and women who are being graduated from Philips- burg High School, these fundamental facts are important. This 42-year- old community bank offers you unusual cooperation . . . and Wise counsel. A connection here will aid you to realize ambitions. The First National Bank Philipsburg Pennsylvania C03-HJLIMENTS .Q lil MAE COLE ABT Q Q BEAUTY SALON .IUsT WONDERFUL Foon PPQSQIMSIB Street Miller Bros. 81 Kracht COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF JAMES LOVELL SERVICE STATION A FRIEND Flowers For Every Occasion ASHCROFT FLORAL SHOP PHILIPSBURG, PA. Say It With F lowers We Telegraph Them Anywhere Mrs. H. S. Ashcroft Phone 421 Gen. Hardware 81 Supply Co. Jobbers and DlStflbUt0fS Hurtlwun-, Wood and Willow Ware, Mille Supplies, Stoves und 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 Presqul-isle 'Street - Philipsburg, Pa Burkholder Maytag 81 Electric Store 115 Front Street, PHILIPSBURG, PA. Maytag Washers and Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators and Sweepers, Philco Radios Phone 410-M CARS -FORD-- TRUCKS Centre County CONlPLIlVLEN1'S OF Lumber Company Q Q H. N. GllpatFlCk LUMBHR PHILIPSBURG, PA. BIILIQJXVORK D1-iw 21 New V-s Phone 120 ROOFING THE DAILY l0UllNAL : THE WEEKLY YJHURNAL W. T. Bair, Editor and Proprietor -' ALL THE NENVS -' WISHING COMPLIMENTS THE CLASS OF 1935 OF PE R0 DAIRY smma P'0N'lli'fk fliykoom 12 N. Front Street Laurel Street SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS BOTTLED If-IEALTI-I--M 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 l't' 'th 't nd sweet cleanli p F, qua 1 ies, W1 pu11 y a - fy W' ness assurred by laboratory testing. Sie, PURITY MILK is bottled fresh daily. is A 33 ' l V W1 Sn X Serve milk freely to every member of lil 7 i nf- thl f 'l -'t ' NATURE'S h t ll MILK antl big food, Sid the PURITQ 5 c man is ready to supply you daily. A P wa' M PURITY MILK COMPANY Gleanliness SAFE MILK PLANT, Eighth Street Phone 312 PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS -QF.. BROWN'S BOOT SHOP and BROWN,S CLEVER-CLAD SHOP COMPLIMENTS ..OF1 Johnsorfs Ice Cream Company Philipsburg and Winburne CQMPLIMENTS OSCEOLA LEADER OF Central Clearlield County,s Leading Newspaper The Central Restaurant OSCEOLA MMS, PA, JOHN F. EBOCH BlI118fWOI1h 81, PBHIH M0101 UU. FUNERAL DIRECTOR SALES AND SERVICE GRAHAM HUDSON - TERRAPLANE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PHILIPSBURG, PA. Phone 406-R 104 VValton St. Phone 113 PHOTOGRAPHS - ENLARGEMENTS COPYING Colored Photographs Theodore C. Jackson Framing , , Attorney-at-Law Amateur Fimshmg McCaus1and Office Bldg. Laurel Street Siegfried Studio PHILIPSBURG, PA. Frank 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 Berets and Chenille letters. No Order Too Small To Receive Our Attention. Standard Pennant Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Pliilipsburg lee Co. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Electric Supply Company lnc. Cowdriclis Cut Rate Ath 'iz'dG 'lEl 't - u Ol 8 emlflinie Zlplllgance Dealer Drug Store Moshannon Nat. Bank Bldg. PHILIPSBURG, PA. Corner Front Sz Pine St. PI-IILIPSBURG, PA. COURTESY E. B. F LEGAL Funeral Director COMPLIMENTS OF D. B. Gilbert Electrical Appliances Philco Radios Thor Washers Grunow Refrigerators 124 Pine Street Philipsburg, Pa A Complete Line of DRESSES, COATS, HATS, SHOES A.W. A. Cash Store FOR LADIES Also Men'S and Boy's Clothing and Shoes at MEATS AND the Lowest Prices. f:ROCERIES SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO GRADUATES. Ph0ll9 341 Pfesllllelsle Sf Spruce Street -f- Next to Passmore Hotel PHILIPSBURG, PA. Hurwitz l-larclware Compliments Frigidaires . . of Majestic Coal Range Automatic Washing Machines Paints and Roofing The Burgess COMPLIMENTS OF TI-IE CLASS OF 1918 E. 5. SHOCK HOTELS The Dimeling The Philips The Fort Ligonier Clearfield, Pa. Philipsburg, Pa. Ligonier, Pa- 400 ROOMS' OF COMFORT Coffee Shop Restaurant OF COMP TS What-To-Wear Dress Shop ID. T. Grant Co. THE NEW Rowland Theatre COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. H. S. Stein DENTIST R. P. DUNSMORE Buick and Pontiac 8z Service Ph Philipsburg Marble and Granite Works - M6lll01l3lS,, ,'fW Wi sh . . V N U - QA! 'wif' The Best in - - ff. 5' - 155 x ', Corner Third and 1 , Pine Streets .... ,, ff.. Pmlipsburg, Pa. Callahan's City Meat Market Call 59 Prompt Delivery You Get All the News For SISI.5O o Yeor WHEN YOU READ TI-IE PI-IILIPSBURG LEDGER The 1935 Edition l C of the P. H. S. Tale Light i was printed in Centre County's best equipped printing plant. llllll llllll Pl 5' W 'S wa C m I oFFlcE suPPLlEs E Graduating Class with their Engraved Commencement FURNITURE PHILIPSBURG p E . A X ' I Invitations and Visiting Cards. YY ,s 3 I Uh Phiiipsim El Q Ledgel' Q9- X ' M i S if And We ENGRAVfi5fI'0NERY. Supplied the 1935 J --e 1 PA 4 Lg ltr - COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. G. B. MERRELL F. L. HOFFMAN XNVIIOIPSZIIB and Retail Dealers in CIGARS AND TOBACCO mi ,fvomm 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. Storage Visit the Drivas Sugar Bowl. PARTS FOR ALL CARS. PHILIPSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA. COMPLIMENTS OF OUTFITTERS TO THE WHOLE FAMILY Harold M' I-Iawmnth Simon Ziffs Economy Stores Furniture Front Street PHILIPSBURG, PA. PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS -OF.- Ro H. Schrefller COMPLIMENTS OF A. B. SMITH REBABBITING SERVICE Cabinet Maker and Pattern Designer FANCY WOODEN NOVELTIES MADE TO ORDER. 219 Eleventh St., PHILIPSBURG, PA. WATCHES, JEWELRY AND REPAIRING Come in and See How Cheap You May Buy a Musical String Instrument. l-larry C. Reiling ' IT PAYS TO LOOK SUCCESSFUL Miller Cleaning 8- Dye Works Ihlpb P Ph ne 424-J Quality That Will Win Your Approval FAIRLAVVN SUPREME COFFEE FAIRLAWN FRESH GROUND COP FEF RFD RAVEN COFFEE F h - FllFl ved -- D1 Nd Dt ON SALE AT ALL FAIRLAWN STORES COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF LOUIS GIANOPULOS R. SLONE U Always Cons1der--- your local merchants first when out shopping. What's good for them is good for you. Our usual custom of IOWQ discount to all graduates is yours on any purchase. Adelman 8- Ratowsky Mobilgas Mobiloil Philipsburg Service Station WILLIAM PRICE H. A. Mark Motor Co. CHRYSLER AIRFLOW CHRYSLER SIX U. S. TIRES PLYMOUTH COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Morningstar Bakeries ,.,. . Q .iiii f Iiiiniii S. 86 S. Shirt Factory If Quality BootfShop Smart Footwear Hosiery Too R. KCHHaId WATCHMAKER sz JEWELER PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Moshannon Mill and Lumber Company LUMBER AND MILL WORK Phone NO. 424R PHILIPSBURG, PA. CONGRATULATIONS Class of '35. To get a. quick start in life use Blue Sunoco Motor Fuel and Sunoco Mercury Made Motor Oils. Fink Sunoco Service Front and Presqueisle Streets PHILIPSBURG, PA. BUY YOUR Graduation Suits and Furnishings Here. A Special Discount for All Graduates. Finberg's Store COMPLIMENTS OF S. Rusnak, Ir. UFAIRLAWN STORE The 0ld Corner Drug Store WILBUR B. BROVVN For More Than 40 Years. Making a Living Helping YOU Keep Well Hoffer's Novelty Store Greeting' Ca1'ds for All Occasions. Harry E. W eber FUNERAL DIRECTOR-LICENSED EMBALMER Sincere, Sympathetic Service LICENSED LADY ASSISTANT Phone Philipsburg 217-M Citizens Wafer Service Compung Niorris Wafer Compung Furnishing' Pure Water to Philipsburg and Vicinity COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Frank's Clover Farm Market 81 Thrift Service Plus Satisfaction P St 1: Ph 350 J COMPLIMENTS George M. Kelloek OF b Dealer in CONFECTIONS - TOBACCO - CIGARS FRUIT - ETC. I. L. Maurer 81 Son PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Pennsylvania Electric Co. Ed ROWI-and rf- Philipsburger Restaurant Associated Gas Sz Electric System Choose Your Plumber as COMPLIMENTS You Would Your Physician OF Plumbers are as necessary in safeguarding the health of your family as physicians, and your plumber should be selected with the same Charles E. Freeman 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 Schoonovvr Bldg., Philipsburg, Pa COMPLIMENTS OF J. H. France Refractories Company HIGH GRADE REFRACTORIES SNOW' SHOE, PENNA. K U R I Z B R O S. The School Supply House of Clearfield, Pa. MANUFACTURING STATIONERS - COMMERCIAL PRINTERS' SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT If it is used in the school, We can supply it. WE TRIM OUR MEAT, NOT OUR CUSTOMERS.,, Dr. Carl Dinger -07 DENTIST lVlattern's Meat Market W- F- Swnebfakef Ibberson Drug Store QUALITY GROCERIES ALWAYS -Opposite the Hotel Ph'l'p'- DIFFERENT Pennsylvania Tires Gulf Gas Josiah Pritchard Garage PHILIPSBURG, PA. WASHING AND GREASING QUALITY PARTS FOR ALL CARS Ph 7 NEVER CLOSED W alter Magwire COMPLIMENTS Haberdashery OF FOR GENTLEMEN AT POPULAR PRICES E' R' IVIUSSER BROS. Furniture and Floor Covering CHESTER HILL PHILIPSBURG, PA. Phone 230-M The Parker Flower Shop QUALITY FLORIST Service to Your D0o1',' Fashion Shoppe Styles Without Extravagance ALVVAYS SOMETHING NEW J. O. Reecl Estate GRAIN, HAY, FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS, ETC. - PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Philipslnurg Sanitary Laundry and Dry Cleaners S th 8. SI St Ph 430 Why not Cook and Bake with Pyrofax Gas? No Coal To Carry. No Ashes and Dust. No Smoke. Safe and Clean. The Kephart Hardware Co., Inc. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE NEW MAJESTIC THEATRE The Little Theatre With Big Pictures Home of Perfect Sound and Projection. Good entertainment actually helps you through life, and there's no entertainment equal to a. good movie. ATTEND MOVIES REGULARLY. fCongratulations P. H. S. Graduates! COMPLIMENTS OF, COMPLIMENTS OF W1nkle,s Beauty Salon J. W. WETTER COMPLIMENTS One of Our Home Industries- OF Tasty Brand Meats Calvin F. Orwig AUTO INSURANCE Tasty Products Co TREAT YOUR CAR TO THE BEST -USE-- SINCLAIR PRODUCTS H. C. GASOLINE, OPALINE SINCLAIR, PENNA. MOTOR OIL J. M. CALLAHAN, Agent Phone 26914 George W. Bheom AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS ATLANTIC GAS AND OIL Moffatt Floral Shoppe AND GREENHOUSES MRS. BESSIE MOFFATT We Deliver Phone 316-J PHILIPSBURG, PA. PIIOIIK' 383-M 01' 363-J ' PLIMENTS L. Stem 81 Company COM OF GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILDING MATERIALS LW, 0,,. . ,Y Dr. A. C. Lynn Lester Luxenberg Jas. C. Lauder Phone 374 PHILIPSBUICG, PA Snydefs Service Station CONCQRAQELATIONS Frank L. Snyder, Prop. -..': ..::.. FE Q we I I an. fe . ....::.:s. FE E' 501 Front Street PHILIPSBURG, PA THE CLASS- OF 1935 Harpefs Beauty Salon PHILIPSBURG, PA. Iones 8- Co. GENERAL HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES PHILIPSBURG, PA. S. Z. Miller Gents' Furnishings PHILIPSBURG, PA.