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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1937 volume:

THE 9 60 me LIGHT fb 7 193 , The Phili sbur Hi h S I1 I A Q Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light , A BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. FRANK H. GETTE President MRS. LUCY HOWE MERRELL MRS. EMMA WOMELSDORFF Vice President Secretary MR. J. FRANK KEPHART MR. WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON Treasurer WXPSB 0 6' 555 A Q Philipsburg High Scho0lfl937 'rare Light f- A Junior---Senior High School Building Dedication 'SQ' TO the various agencies and citizens of the community who have made possible the erection of our J unior-Senior High School building, We the Class of 1937, the first Senior class to occupy this building, wish to express our deepest appreciation by dedicating to them this our Year Book. 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light FACULTY H. O. CRAIN SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Q Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Completed courses at Lock Haven Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity and Pennsylvania State College. S419 Faculty Advisor of Year Book. Graduate of Milroy High School. Batchelor-of-Science, Susquehanna Uni- versity. Master-of-Science, Pennsylvania State College. F. E. EHRENFELD, B. S., M. S. PRINCIPAL TEACHER OF SENIOR MATHEMATICS Facultgz A 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light f FACULTY 'Q' M. S. HANCOCK, A. B. TEACHER OF JUNIOR AND SENIOR HISTORY DEBATING COACH Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Arts, Otterbein College Summer work at Pennsylvania State College. THOMAS LABOCK, B. S. TEACHER OF JUNIOR AND SENIOR SCIENCE FACULTY MANAGER OF ATHLETICS Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Science, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Extension work from Pennsylvania State Col- lege. ELIZABETH HUMPHREY, A. B., A. M. TEACHER OF LATIN AND SENIOR ENGLISH DIRECTOR OF DRAMATICS Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Arts, Bucknell University. Master-of-Arts, Bucknell University. MARGARET WHITE, B. S. COMMERCIAL TEACHER Graduate of Philipsburpg High School. Bachelor-of-Science, Susquehanna University. MAYNARD HENRY, B. S. TEACHER OF BIOLOGY BOY'S BASKETBALL COACH OF THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Graduate of Lewisburg High School. Bachelor-of-Science, Bucknell University. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. ALFRED JONES, B. S. TEACHER OF SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR MATHEMATICS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL AND BAS- KETBALL COACH Graduate of Philipsburgz High School. Bachelor-of-Science, Gettysburg College Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. EDNA M. MILLER, A. B. TEACHER OI JUNIOR AND SENIOR ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Arts, Allegheny College. MAHLON HAGERTY, JR., A. B. TEACHER OF SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR HISTORY Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Arts, Gettysburg College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. Philipsburg High School-A1937 Tale Light FACULTY 'Q' BEATRICE SOMMERVILLE, B. A. TEACHER OF FRENCH AND SENIOR ENGLISH Graduate of Cooper Township High School. Bachelor-of-Arts, Carnegie Institute ot' Technology. Summer work at Pennsylvania State College. MARIE GEORGE, A. B. TEACHER OF SOPHOMORE ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg I-Iigh School. Graduate of Pennsylvania State College. OSCAR SI-IREIBMAN, B. S. COMMERCIAL TEACHER Graduate ol' South Philadelphia High School. Graduate oi' Temple University. RALPH COPE, B. S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS INSTRUCTOR IN THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Graduate of Kennett Square High School. Bachelor-of-Seienve, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Graduate work at Pemisylvania State College. RUTH L. STOVER, B. S. HOME ECONOMICS INSTRUCTOR IN THE JUN- IOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Graduate of Montgomery High Sehool. Bachelor-of-Science, Pennsylvania State College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. RUSSELL M. LUCAS, B. S. TEACHER OF NINTH GRADE ALGEBRA JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL COACH Graduate ot Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Science, Juniata College. Graduate work at. Pennsylvania State College. EDITH R. MEYER, B. A. INSTRUCTOR OF GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH, AND COACH OF GIRLS' BAS- KETBALL Graduate of State College High School. Graduate of Pennsylvania State College. Summer work at, Pennsylvania State College. CLYDE E. ARBEGAST INSTRUCTOR OF BOYS' PHYSICAL EDU- CATION AND I-IEALTH, AND COACH OF ATHLETICS G1 aduate of Ephrata High School. Graduate of University of Illinois. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State College. A Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light b'Tl---T-lA FACULTQY JOHN MANNER, B. S. MUSIC INSTRUCTOR AND TEACHER Ol NINTH GRADE CIVICS Graduate of Plumville High School. Bachelor-of-Science, Indiana State Teachers College. ISADORE M. ZIFF, B. S. TEACHER OF NINTH GRADE SCIENCE Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Science. Lock Haven Slate Teach- ers College. Graduate work at Pennsylvania State Collegre. WILLIAM J. SKELTON TEACHER OF JUNIOR BUSINESS TRAINING AND NINTH GRADE ENGLISH Completed courses at Iock Haven State Teachers College, Indiana State Teachers College and Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. CATHERINE HESS, A. B. TEACHER Ol' NINTH GRADE LATIN AND ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg: High School. Bachelor-of-Arts, Juniata College. LENA D. WAUGH TEACHER OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE MATHEMATICS Graduate of Philiosburir High School. Completed courses at lock Haven Teuchexs College and Pennsylvania State College. RUTH CALLAHAN, A. B. TEACHER OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GEOGRAPHY Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Bachelor-of-Arts, Otterbein College. Extension work from Pennsylvania State College. JUANITA HOYT TEACHER OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ENGLISH Graduate of Philipsburg High School. Graduate of Indiana State Teachers College. Completed courses at University of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania State College. MRS. W. DALE TEACHER OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Graduate of Madera High School. Graduate of Mansfield Normal. Summer work at Pennsylvania State College. GRADE FACULTY P I Margaret Hirst . . . Grade One Helen F. Forshey . G1'ade Two Emily Pritchard . . Grade Four Henrietta Kirk . . . Grade Five Emma Joy Mllsom . Grade One louise Hoffer . . . Grade Three Oral Labock .... Grade Four Mrs. Frances Goss . Grade Six Elizabeth Acton . . Grade Two Margaret White . Grade Three Anna Bowers . . . Grade Five Della Croft ...... Grade Six Ethel Braivonier .... Teacher of Music in the first six grades and Director of the Senior I-I. S. Girls' Glee Club. Elizabeth Smith ...... School Nurse Catherine Shipley . . . Dental Hygienist Mary La Rue Kephart . Office Secretary A Philipsburg High School-1927 Tale Light A Tubby General LEWIS.O. ADAMS Home Room Activities, 103, 23 104, 3: 101, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Sport Club 2, 3, Sec. 43 Track 23 Boxing 2, 33 Annual Staff 4. Tub's hat is seldom hung at home, For toward Osceola he tends to roam. Gill College Preparatory EDWARD GIFFORD AMMERMAN Home Room Activities, 202, 23 205, Pres. 33 102, 43 Class V. Pres. 23 Cheer leader 3 3 Sport Club 4 3 Travel Club 33 Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Basketball 2, 3. Capt. 43 Boxing 2, 3: Track 23 Class Pres. 33 Class Pres. 43 Annual Staff 4. With a basketball Gift' has technique And in studies he's hard to beat. Jane College Preparatory M. JANE AYRES Home Room Activities, 102, Sec. Vice P1'es. 23 104, 33 101. 43 Eti- quette Club, Vice Pres. 3 Pres. 23 Travel Club 33 Travel Club, Pres. 4 3 Athletic Assoc. 2 3 Annual Staff 4. Jane can always give you a laugh, But ge can't decide who's her better ha. . Ogie Commercial OLGA ARBUTUS BARRY Home Room Activities, 102, 23 105, 33 201, 43 Commercial Club 2, 33 Library Club 4. Olga is bright and always in a hurry, But when it comes to lessons she needn't worry. Flash General JOHN C, BLACK Home Room Activities, 103, Pres. 23 105, 33 102, 43 Athletic Club 2. 4: Dramatic Club 33 Asst. Football Mgr. 2, 33 Senior Mgr. 43 Athletic Assoc. 23 Basketball 23 Boxing 23 Annual Staff 4. A radio announcer he's sure to be, For he talks continually. '37 Bill College Preparatory WILLIAM HUGH ADAMS Home Room Activities, 102, Treas. 23 105, 33 201, 43 Science Club 23 Commercial Club 33 Photographers Club 4. Bill is our favorite artist, And with a pencil he's the smartest. Pete Commercial PETER P. ANTOLIK Home Room Activities, 204, 23 206, 33 201, 43 History Club 23 Travel Club 33 Archery Club Vice Pres. 43 Basketball 3, 43 Boxing 23 Track 2: Pete is a long and lanky creature, In athletics a relying feature. Speed College Preparatory JOHN JOSEPH BANNON Home Room Activities, 102, 23 104. 33 101, 43 Pres. Football 2, 3, 43 Athletic Club 2, 33 Music Apprec. Club Sec. 4. He is the president of his home room, And Anna thinks he'd make a good bridegroom. Batch Commercial EDNA JANE BATCHELER Home Room Activities, 103, Sec. 23 205, 33 102, 43 Etiquette Club, V. Pres. 23 Dramatic Club 33 Travel Club Sec. 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Ath- letic Assoc. 23 Gym Leader 2, 33 Annual Staff 4. Here is a girl who can dance and smg. And can she make the typewriter ring? Marg College Preparatory MARGARET AMELDA BOCK Home Room Activities, 204, 23 104, 33 101, 43 Photographers' Club 23 Etiquette Club 33 Library Club 4. A quiet but happy girl is she, You'll always find her full of glee. Seniors K A Blondie Commercial ZELMA LOUISE BRATTON Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 201. 4: Art Club 2: Cmmercial Club 3: Library Club 4. In class she never says a word, But when called on an answer is always heard. B1'0W!1le' ' Commercial VIOLET ELEANOR BROWN q Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Art Club, Sec. Treas. 2: Dramatic Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. When Violet hears Mat's car come 'i-ound, She's up on her toes and her heart gives a pound. Ch8ll117 Commercial MARY LOUISE CHAMP Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Etiquette Club 2: Library Club 3, 4. Mary is singing, happy and gay When she goes home out Southy way. Mike General STEVE COMITZ Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, Pres. 3: 101, 4: Football 2, 3. 43 Track 2, 3: Athletic Club 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 4. Mike is rough and tough as nails And from Chester Hill he hails. Terry Cmmercial YOLANDA DAGAN Home Room Activities, 204, Treas. 22 105, 3: 201, 4: Science Club 2: Library Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. When the school bus comes she's always ready T0 hUl'1'y home to Sandy Ridge and Eddie. A '37 Jeanne Commerical MA RIAN JEANE BRAUND Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, Treas. 3: 102, 4: Etiquette Club 104, 2: Library Club V. Pres. 3: Pres. 4. This little girl is quite smart And Bob found a way into her heart. Ally College Preparatory ALI CE BUTTERWORTH Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 104, 3: 101, 4: Art Club 2: Dl'2JTl8.i.lC Club 3: Music Apprec. Club 4. Lloyd, Dave and Ray in a r0W, Which one do you think is her beau? Lee College Preparatory LELIA GRACE COLE Home Room Activities. 204, Sec. 2: 205, 3: 102, 4: Athletic Assoc. 2: Art Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4. Nothing ever worries this lass, I Not even the problems of Chemistry class. Kate College Preparatory KATHERINE ZELLA COMLY Home Room Activities. 103, 2: 206, Sec. 3: 101, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Sci- entific Club 2: Library 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. Kate thinks that P. I-I. S. is okay, But there's that other school down in Cooper way. ' 'Shaneyu General ALICE JANE DAVIDSON Home Room Activities, 103, Sec. 2: 104, 3: 102, 4: Etiquette Club 2: Dramatic Club 3: Press Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. She likes to ride and says it's too bad, A bicycle built for two can't be had. A Jo Jo General JOE DAVIDSON Home Room Activities, 102, 23 206, V. Pres. 33 102, 43 Photographer Club 2: Commercial Club 33 Arch- ery Club 43 Mgr. Track Team 2. A little imp, with a contagious grin, Wherever there's fun, he'll enter in. Andy College Preparatory ANDREW FLEGAL Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Sport Club 2, 3 Pres. 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2. He's the toughest man on the foot- ball team, But like putty in the hands of Betty Jean. Mari-ief' College Preparatory MARJORIE FOREMAN Home Room Activities, 102, 23 205, 3: 101. 4: Etiquette Club 2: Com- mercial Club 3: Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Gym Leader 2: Basketball 2: Annual Stafl' 4. Marrie's tried all the boys from home, But says she likes better those from Tyrone. Bn Scientific PAUL GALLO Home Room Activities, 103, 23 205, 3: 102, 4: Science Club 2: Mechan- ical Arts 33 Music Apprec. Vice Pres. 4. Paul dispels with all his gloom, By loafing in the poolroom. G01dy General JOHN GOLDTHORP Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 206, 3: 101, 43 Football Mgr. 4: Basket- ball Mgr. 4: History Club 2: Travel Club 3: Athletic Assoc. 2: Travel Club 4. In History class John is always asleep, For him this subject is much too deep. Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light A '37 Lee Commercial MARGARET LEANORE EBOCH Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, Sec. 3: 201, Sec. 4: History Club, Pres. 2: Debating Club, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Athletic Assoc. 23 Gym Leader 23 Annual Staff 4. Always laughing and in the gayest mood, But what's this about Brownie from Bellwood? Sadie Commercial JANET MARIE FLEGAL Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 33 201, 43 History Club 23 Dramatic Club 3: Etiquette Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Nonchalantly she goes her way, With a crush on a new boy every day. Marla General MARGARET BERNICE GALLO Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, 3: 102, 43 Etiquette Club 23 Home- making Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. Margaret is quiet and doesn't say much, But just mention Butch to see her blush. A Maru Commercial MARGARET E. GEARHART Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 104, 3: 201, V. Pres. 4: Commercial Club, Sec. 23 Dramatic Club 33 First Aid Club, Pres. 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Jr. Ora- torical Contest 3. Always flashing her smile and roll- ing her eyes, If she doesn't make good we'll be surprised. Binnie Cmmercial LAVINIA GOWLAND Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 105, 33 201, 43 Biology Club 23 Dramatic Club 33 Glee Club 43 First Aid Club 4. Always smiling, always gay, Binny generally gets her way. A 4 Philipsburg High school-1937 Tale Light A Bunny'f College Preparatory FRANK EWING GRAZIER, JR. Home Room Activities, 102, Treas. 23 105, 3: 102, 43 Photographer Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 Athletic Club 43 Boxing 2, 33 Football 43 Athletic Assoc. 2: Annual Stati 4. Bunny has thc wit of a jeep And his explanations are unique. Charley College Preparatory CHARLES JOHN GROSS Home Room Activities. 103. Treas. 23 104, 33 201. 43 History Club, Treas. 23 Etiquette Club, V. Pres. 33 Debating Club 43 Football 33 Annual Staff 4. Charles argues in all his classes, All the students he surpasses. Tim General PAUL HARDING Home Room Activities. 103, Trcas. 23 205, 33 101, 43 Photographer Club 23 Commercial Club 33 Box' ing 23 Track 23 Athletic Club 4. Is it Philly or is it Cold Stream We wonder just what is his scheme. Spider General JAMES ROBERT HARTLEY Home Room Activities, 202, 23 206, Pres. 33 201, 43 Science Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Track Mgr. 23 Football Mgr. 33 Basketball Mgr. 4 Said Spider to the Deb, I'd like to catch you in my Web. Slim General MERWIN HARTSHORNE Home Room Activities, 204, Treas. 23 105, 33 102, 43 Photographer Club 23 Dramatic Club 3. 4. Merwin may be oh so nervous , But she is always of some service. '37 Grace College Preparatory BE'I'I'Y GRACE GRIFFITH Home Room Activities, 103, V. Pres. 23 205, Treas. 33 101, 4: Pho- tographer Club, V. Pres. 2: Dra.m- atic Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Athletic Assoc. 23 Dramatics 3, 4: Basketball 2, 33 Jazz Orchestra 2. 43 Gym Leader 2, 33 Annual Staff 4. Red hair, tall, wide awake, The Bill's find her line easy to take. Betty College Preparatory M. ELIZABETH HAMLIN Home Room Activities, 102, V. Pres. 23 206, V. Pres. 33 102, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, Pres. 43 Glee Club 2, 3, Pianist 43 Dance Orchestra 4: Athletic Assoc. 2: Oratorical Con- test 33 Annual Staff 43 Dramatic Club 4. Betty did like Don's A H P con- fections, Now Troy is the object of her Affections. Scout College Preparatory MARY JANE HARRIS Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 104, Sec. 33 101, 43 Gym Leader 23 Athletic Assoc. 23 Science Club Sec. 23 Dramatic Club 3, 4. Scout , with her personality smile, Keeps everybody happy all the while. Harold Commercial HAROLD A. HARTSHORN Home Room Activities, 204, 23 104, 3: 201, 43 Nature Club 2: Science Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Track 23 Football 2, 3. He is well admired by all of his class, And the hea1't throb of many a lass. Peanut General ANNA MAE HILL Home Room Activities, 102, 23 105, Sec, 33 101, 43 Etiquette Club Sec. 23 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Gym Leader 2. A sailor has a girl in every port they say, But one sailor, Wes, gave his heart to Anna Mae. v A Kay Commercial CATHERINE HIN DLE Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: Etiquette Club 23 Dramatic Club 3, 4. Very quiet with not much to say, But very friendly in her own sweet way. Dick Scientific G. RICHARD HOLDREN Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Photographer Club 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club 3: Athletic Club 4 3 Annual Staff 4. Special Privilege Holdren is Dick's new name, To him even traffic laws are inane. Do Do Classical DOROTHY LOUISE HUGG Home Room Activities, 103. Sec. 2: 104, 3: 101, 4: Etiquette Club Pres. 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Bas- ketball Mgr. 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Gym Leader 2: Dramatics 2, 3, 11. Do Do is well liked by boys ol' every class, Bobby will be lucky if he wins this lass. Piker General FORREST JOHNSTON Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 104, 3: 201, Treas. 4: Science Club 23 Dramatic Club, Treas. 3: Football 3, 4: Athletic 2, 3, 4: Track 2. Piker's wit will spread his name And get him in the Hall of Fame, We hope it gets him some cute dame. Dot Commercial DOROTHY JUSCHIK Home Room Activities, 204, Treas. 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: History Club, 2: Etiquette Club, 3: Library Club 4: Gym Leader 2. A future beautician with perfect waves, To have curly hair is what she craves. Philipsburg High School--1937 Tale Light l 'E'-7 John College Preparatory JOHN IRWIN HOFFER Home Room Activities, 103, 22 205, 33 102, 4: Science Club 2: Travel Club 3: Photographer Club 4. While he is trying to solve the fourth dimension, His classmates shouldn't expect much condescension. Shrimp College Preparatory ANNA MAE HOUSER Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, 3: 102, 4: Science Club 2: Etiquette Club 3: First Aid 4. Anna Mae is not very tall, But that makes no difference to Don at all. ' 'Cl1ub College P1'9DHY2'1Y01'y MARIE HUSSIERE Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 102, 4: Commercial Club 2: Dramatic Club 3: First Aid 4. Marie sits day dreaming in Chem- istry classes, With never a thought for solids or gases. Jones Commercial NORA ELLEN JONES Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, 3: 201, 43 Travel Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Gym Leader 2. Nora rides around in style, Don and Buicks seem worth her while. Mouse College Preparatory FRED KELLER Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 102, 11: Etiquette Club, 2: Travel Club 3, 4: Football Mgr. 2. Fred is butcher in the American store, But at night he stands before Virginia's door. A Philipsburg High School41937 Tale Light --l--ll Nita College Preparatory ANITA FLORENCE KLETT Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 104, Treas. 3: 101, 4: Art Club 2: Eti- quette Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: Gym Leader 2. For a Clearfield lad Nita fell with a crash, Of course you know him--it's Ash ! Larry General LORETTA KOLOSKY Home Room Activities, 202. 2: 205, 3: 102, 4: Art Club, 2: Commercial Club 3: Etiquette Club 4: Gym Leader 2. Loretta's smile is surely sweet, As Ella's friend she can't be beat. Carl College Preparatory CARL LUPTON Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 201, 4: Athletic Club 3, 4: Box- ing 2, 3, 4: Basketball Mgr. 3, 4: Track 2: Orchestra 2: Athletic Association 2: Annual Staff 4. A swell football manager was he, A better sport you'll never see. Jeep General HOOVER MARK Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Science Club, Pres. 2: Chemistry Club, Sec. 3: Football, Asst. Mgr. 2, 3: Track, Asst. Mgr. 2: Dramatic Club, Sec. 4. He possesses scientific neutrality, A chemistry prof he's certain to be. Jean College Preparatory JEAN LOUISE MATTERN Home Room Activities, 202, Pres., Sec. 2: 202, V. Pres. 3: 102, Pres. 4: Debating Club, Sec. 2: V. Pres. Sec. 3: Class Sec. 2, 3: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc. 2: Annual Stalf, Asst. Editor. 4: Dramatic Club, V. Pres. 4. Laughing, talking all the while, Jean wins us all with her friendly smile. '37 Ethel College Preparatory ETHEL LEON A KLETT Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 102, 4: Etiquette Club 2, 3: First Aid Club, 4: Glee Club 2. Ethel's a good example to our class, For she's a very studious lass. ' 'Bun ny College Preparatory LAWRENCE MARVIN LUCAS Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 205, 3: 102, 4: Etiquette Club 3: Ath- letic Club 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Boxing 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 4. Into a basketball game Bunny puts all he's got, He made himself famous with a long' shot. Abe General VVILIIAM S. LYMAN Home Room Activities 103, Pres. 2: 104, 3: 101, 4: History Club, Vice Pres. 2: Athletic Club 4: Football Mgr. 2. 3, 4: Basketball Mgr. 3, 4. We might call Abe the Person- ality King , But to him compliments are a ter- rible thing. Chottie College Preparatory CHARLOTTE MATTERN Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, Pres. Sec. g 101, 4: Debating' Club 2 : Dramatic Club, Pres., Sec. 3, 4: llramatics 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Athletic Asst. 2: Gym Leader 2, 3: Annual Staff 4. Chottie is the belle of our Senior class, Lucky is the mx-in who gains this lass. Gen Commercial GENEVIEVE MCCLIMATE Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, S: 201, 4: Science Club 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4 : Glee Club -1 : Basketball 3. NVith her brownette hair and eyes rf blue, She has a worth-while smile, too. A-i-ll Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light - A Weezy College Preparatory LOUISE MCKINNEY Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 104, 33 101, 4: Science Club 2: Com- mercial Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. From Tyrone every Saturday night, Comes Abe, Weezy's delight. Luie College Preparatory LUCILLE M. MERRELL Home Room Activities, 204, Pres. 23 105, Pres. 33 101, 4: Etiquette Club, Sec. 23 Dramatic Club, Sec. 31 Dramatic Club, 4: Class Pres. 23 Class Sec. 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Gym Leader 2: Athletic Assoc. 23 Jr. Oratorical Contest 3: Editor-in- Chief Annual Staff, 4. Lucille is ambitious and full of fun, During vacations she has Quick on the run. Jim College Preparatory JAMES RICE MILLER Home Room Activities 202. 23 104. 33 101, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Athletic Assoc. 23 Class Vice Pres. 33 Class Treas. 4: Basketball 3: Glee Club 23 Business Mgr. Annual Staff 4. Perfectly groomed and with his pleasant grin, Some fair lady's heart he's certain to win. Abbie College Preparatory ALBERT MUIR Home Room Activities 204, 2: 105. Il: 102, 43 Science Club 2: Travel Club 33 Archery Club 4. Abbie with his head of curls, Will win one of our clever girls. Mick College Preparatory MARJORIE A. NEWMAN Home Room Activities, 102, Pres. Sec-. 23 105, 3: 101, 43 Debating Club 2, Sec. 3, V. Pres.: Dramatic Club, Pres. 43 Class Treas. 3: Annual Staff 4: Athletic Assoc. 2. Gaily Mickey is skipping alongr, With refrains from Barrett as her theme song. '37 Barry College Preparatory G. BARRETT MERRELL, JR. Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 206, Pres. 3, 102, V. Pres. 43 Band 2, 3, Pres. 4: Orchestra 2, 3, Pres. 43 Track 2, Boxing 3, Glee Club 23 Annual Staff 4. Tall and handsome we agree, With a certain feminine he's sure to be. ' ' Belle Commercial E. I SA BELLE MIDDLETON Home Room Activities 102, 23 205, 3: 201, 4: Debating Club 23 Dram- atic Club 33 Library 4. Belle is studious in bookkeeping class. And is liked by many a lad and lass. Mini Commercial EVA MARIE MOYER Home Room Activities, 204, 23 206, 33 201, 4: Etiquette Club 23 Com- mercial Club 33 Library 4: Glee Club 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Gym Leader 2. She comes to Philipsburg each Sat- urday night, The boys think Mimmie's just about riilht. HH. C. Scientific HARRY MYERS Home Room Activities, 202, Pres. 23 205, 3: 201, 4: History Club, Pres. and V. Pres, 2: Dramatic Club 3: Athletic Club, Treas. 4: Boxing 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Jr. Oratorical Con- test 3: Annual Staff 4. Our hero? You bet. Have a steady? Not yet. Bill College Preparatory WILLIAM J. OWENS Home Room Activities, 103, 23 206, 33 101, 43 Science Club 2: Com- mercial Club 3, Sec. 4: Athletic Assoc. 2: Football 4. When Bill drives his car, he strips the gears, That's why it's old beyond its years. A--l-4 Betty General BETTY PERNA Home Room Activities, 204, Sec. 2: 206, Treas. 3: 102, 4: Etiquette Club 2, Sec. 3: Dramatic Club 4. Betty is one who dances well, She thinks her Howdy is PYGCCY swell. Jack General CLARENCE IRVIN PETERS Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 102, 4: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. In school Jack is quiet and shy, But outside he's not, I wonder why- Wink College Preparatory WILLIAM RICHMOND ' Home Rfoom Activities, 102, 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: Biology Club 2: Travel Club 3. 4. About hunting Wink likes bo spin a bil: yarn. , If you don't believe him he doesnt give a Mosh darn. Spike General MELVIN ROBINS Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 104, 3: 102, 1: Sport Club 2, 3, 4: FOO?- ball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: D!'21!Y121tlC Club 4. Spike never worries, never frets, Always deserves what he gets. '-El Gene1'al ELEANOR SAVVTELLE Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 105, 3: 102, 4: Art Club 2: Travel Club 3: Etiquette Club 4. Eleanor likes to talk and write short stories, 1 We feel certain she'll attain a writer's yzlories. Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light SENIORS , A '37 Betty Gene1'al MADELINE BETTY PETERS Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 104, 3: 102, 4: Art Club 2: Etiquette Club, Sec. 3: Sec. 4. Betty's smile spreads from ear to ear, It is cont:-uiious to all those near. Harry General HARRISON PRICE Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 104, 3: 201. 4: Photography Club 2: Commercial Club 3, 4. Sometimes absent, usually late, Also distinguished by his gait. Gladys College Preparatory GLADYS RIDGWAY Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Etiquette Club 2, 104: Dramatic Club 206, 3, 4. Gladys is usually studious and quiet, Except in F1'ench class, where she's a riot. Dot Commercial DOROTHY FRANCES ROLLEY Home Room Activities, 202, V. Pres. 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: History Club 2: Etiquette Club 3: Dramatic 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Cheer Leader 2: Gym Leader 2, 3. A well dressed izirl whose faults are few, To Walt , Dot says, she'll always be true. Pep:p:y Commercial MARIAN MABEL ' SCI-INARS Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 205, 3: 201, 4: Science Club 2: Com- mercial Club 3: Library Club 4. Marian is both bashful and short, But. she certainly is a regular sport. A l. Schra1nmie College Preparatory HAROLD SCHRAM Home Room Activities, 102, 25 105, 35 201, 45 Press Club, 25 Athletic Club 35 Press Club, Pres. 45 Foot- ball 2. 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2. Schrammie is quite tall and blond, Of this friendly lad, we're awfully fond. Eddie - College Preparatory EDNA M. SHAW Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 35 101, 45 Etiquette Club, Treas. 25 Commercial Club, Sec. 35 Dramatic Club 4. Eddie is the most pleasant girl I've ever met, She likes a boy whose name is Chet. Marty Commercial MARTHA E. SHIMMEL Home Room Activities, 103, 25 205, 35 201, 45 Art Club, Pres. 25 Eti- quette Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Library 45 Sec. Annual Staff 4. We heard the boys try to meet, This one they all think very sweet. Dave College Preparatory DAVID LAWRENCE SLONE Home Room Activities, 204, 25 104, 35 102, 4: Orchestra Librarian 2, 3, 45 Band, Treas. and Librarian 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 25 Jazz Band 3, 4. Math and Science can't get him down, Our professor is always a wise clown. Fe General JOHN FARRELL SPENCER Home Room Activities, 103, 25 205, 35 201, 45 History Club, Treas. 25 Etiquette Club 35 Football 2, 35 Track 25 Basketball 25 Dramatic 4. Farrell is quiet and very shy, Perhaps some day his reputation will be sky high. 1 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light f--il-l-A '37 Cease College Preparatory CECIL SHAW Home Room Activities, 204, 25 206, 35 101, 45 History Club 25 Science Club 35 Travel Club 4. Talks very little, just loves to. tease, His friendly smile seems never to cease. Madame College Preparatory DOROTHY SHEROKY Home Room Activities, 103, 25 105, 35 102, 45 Art Club 25 Debating Club 3: Photographer Club 45 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Pres. 45 Gym Leader 2, 3. Toke is talkative, tall, fair and thin, When she's our center, we're sure to win. SiS Commercial SHIRLEY J. SHIMEL Home Room Activities, 202, 25 104, 3: 201, 45 History Club 25 Com- mercial 35 Library 45 Annual Staff, Roving around at Pleasant Hill, Has for our Shirley a certain thrill. Spanny Commercial MARY SPANOGLE Home Room Activities, 102, Secre- tary 25 104, 3: 102, 45 Basketball 25 Etiquette Club 25 Cheer Leader 25 Gym Leader 25 Dramatic Club 35 Library 4. Everyone seems to agree and check, When it concerns her visits from a certain M. Fleck. Pep College Preparatory PRESTON RAYMOND SPENCER Home Room Activities, 202, 25 206. 35 101. 45 Track 25 Athletic Club 2. 3, 4: Photographer 25 Football 2. 35 Gym Leader 3 5 Basketball 2, 3. Pep will never have any shame, Concerning his basketball fame. AL Annie Commercial ANNA MARIE SPERANZA Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Photographers Club Treas. 2: Library Club, Sec. 3, 4. Black hair and flashing eyes, You always find Annie with some sort of surprise. A 'Cracky College Preparatory MAX STONEBRAKER Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 104, 3: 104, 4: Science Club 2: Com- mercial Club 3, V. Pres. 4, Everyone knows Max Stonebraker, To be Blue Ball's gallant heart- breaker. Max A College Preparatory MAXINE M. SWARTZ Home Room Activities, 205, 3: 102, 5: Etiquette Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. Tall, sedate, with never a frown, For her personality she should wear a crown. Testie Commercial MARY LOUISE TEST Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 105, 3: 101, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Pho- tographer's Club, Sec. 2, Home- making Club 3: Dramatic Club 4. Mary's one of the nicest sort, Perhaps that's why she receives visits from Allport. Naomie General NAOMI EVELYN TWIST Home Room Activities. 102 2: 206. 3: 102, 4: Debating Club, Etiquette Club 3: Library Club 4. Petite and bright our dear Naomi, And how precious to her is her diploma. Q Philinsburg High school-1931 Tale Light bl-i--A '37 Ruthie Commercial RUTH PEARL STEELE Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: History Club 2: Etiquette Club 3: Music Appreciation 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. At one time it was only humor- Now we know 'tis not rumor- She's found her goal in a certain Mr. Womer. Dot Commercial DOROTHY ANN STRATTON Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 206, 3: 102, 4: Commercial Club 2: Press Club Treas. 3, 4. The name Sweed to her contains more fame, Than any mere President's name. Fran Generai FRANCES VISTORIA TEKELY Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 104, 3: 101, 4: Photographers Club 2: Etiquette 3: Dramatic Club 4. To Frances Bravo holds great charms- He will always save her from great harms. Jean General ISABEL JEAN TOWNSEND Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 205, Sec. 3: 102, 4: Science Club 2: Etiquette Club 104, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4 : Class Treas. 2: Athletic Assoc. 2: Gym Leader 2: Etiquette Club, Pres. 4. Oh! Here's a girl who isn't a bore, As she twirls that ball on the bas- ketball floor. But Commercial OLIVER SAMUEL TWIST Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Athletic Club 2: Eti- quette Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: Football 2, 3: Track 2: Boxing 2. NVith a name so famous as Oliver Twist, Soon we may add him to our His- tory list. A Emile General EMILE VAN LIERDE, JR. Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 101, Sec. 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Athletic Assoc. 2: V. Pres. Class 4: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: V. Pres. 4. Many a boy sighs and many a boy ahs, As they see Emile walk down the halls. Speed College Preparatory JACK HOFFMAN WAITE Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 105, 3: 201, 4: Commercial Club 2: Shop Club 3-: Photographer Club 4: Band 3, 4. Our dear Jack is quite the man, As he marches up the street with the band in hand. Marjorie College Preparatory MARJORIE SWIRES WALTON Home Room Activities, 103, 2: 105, Treas. and V. P1'es. 3: 101, 4: De- bating Club 2, 3: Etiquette Club 4: Dramatics 2, 3. 4: Basketball Mgr. 2, 3: Cheer leader 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. : Athletic Assoc. 2: Gym Leader 2, 3: Annual Staff 4. Leading cheers is her greatest de- light, She does it with all her main and might. Bill College Preparatory WILLIAM ARTHUR WISSINGER, JR. Home Room Activities, 105, 3: 201, 4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. Bill is the kind who sits around all day. And thinks of no one else but Mae. But College Preparatory HAROLD WILLIAMS Home Room Activities, 202, 2: 203, 3: 207, 4: Science Club, 2: Travel Club 3: Archery Club 4. Of Harold We hear of his hunting reports, As his gun sees the bear with a large retort. Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light A '37 Fuzzy College Preparatory MAX A. C. WAGNER Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 104, 3: 102, 4: Football 2, 3, 4 Trainer: Basketball 2, 3: Athletic 2, 3, 4. Max certainly sealed his fate, When he met a girl named Kate. A 'Rosen College Preparatory ROSE MARIE WALKER Home Room Activities, 202. Sec. 2: 104, 3: 102, 4: Debating Club 2, 3: Photographer Club Pres. 4: Glee Club 4: Jr. Oratorical Contest 3: Athletic Assoc. 2: Annual Staff 4. We could not help knowing Rose, For she beams from her head to the tip of her toes. Bing General RAYMOND WISSINGER Home Room Activities, 104, V. Pres. 3: 106, Treas. 4: Commercial Club 3: Music Apprec. Pres. 4 Our Raymond is a likeable lad, To be seen with him all the girls are glad. Dan College Preparatory DONALD E. WESTWOOD Rome Room Activities, 204, Pres. 2: 205, 3: 101, 4: Debating Club 2, 3, Treas. 4: Pres.: Annual Staff 4. Our Donald's always on the go, And there isn't a thing he doesn't know. Na General NAOMI JANE WILLIAMS Home Room Activities, 204, 2: 104, 3: 101, 4: History Club 2: Travel Club 3: Library Club 4. Naomi is one of those quiet sorts, But she has always been known as a perfect sport. A Pen General MARGARET WOLFE Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 105, 3: 102, 4: Etiquette Club 2: Library Club 3, Pres. 4. Short, light, and kinda small, But these features do please Paul. Sib College Preparatory SYLVIA C. ZIFF' Home Room Activities, 103. 2: 205. 3: 102, 4: Glee Club 2: Art Club 2: Home Maker's Club 3: Dramatics 2: Debating Club Sec. 4. ll' there is any question in doubt, Go ask Sylvia for she's a Hood sc-out. Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light A '37 Tom my College Preparatory EMILY J. WYNN Home Room Activities, 102, 2: 206, 3: 101, 4: Debating Club 2: Dram- atic Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. She used to go with a 11reacher's son, But now someone else has her on the run. i I A 1 Phiiipsburg High school-1937 Tale Light A Senior Class History UR last year in Junior High prepared us for entering Senior High. We believed our- selves to be men and women. Ofiicers elected were as follows: President ............. -. ....e...................... Lewis Adams Vice President ..s...... ..,........ . ........... G ifford Ammerman Secretary ...... .............s.... ........... J e an Mattern Upon entering the new building we began the process of becoming dignified upper classmen. Our Sophomore class play, A Ready Made Family , was presented with much success. Our oflicers for the year were: President ............. .....................i... L ucille Merrell Vice President .... - ................,. ----. ...s. Gifford Ammerman Secretary ...........s .i .......................,.... Jean Mattern Treasurer ....,. .... - ....... ........ .... J e a n Townsend In our Junior year our uppermost ambition was the hope that shortly we would all become Seniors. A factor which helped to materialize this ambition was the receiving of our rings and pins. Our officers were as follows: President ..a,s.,...........s,..,....,a.... -- Gifford Ammerman Vice President .,....Y.... W-. A..............,.,...... James Miller Secretary ........ -, ...e...v. , ....s... -. s....,i..,,s.. Jean Mattern Treasurer ....... - ....... --.-- ..... Marjorie Newman Class Advisor ..,. .es.... s........ M 1 '. Jones In our Senior year, which was our most important, we found much to keep us busy. We realized our responsibility. The largest crowd in the history of the Philipsburg High School attended our class play, Huckleberry Finn . The following oflicers carried us to successful heights in our final yea1'. President ..,,.s, , L.- .....,......,............ Gifford Ammerman Vice President .... ..,.. ....,.... ...,. E m i le Van Lierde Secretary ,,.....w,., .....,.....,..,.., L ucille Merrell Treasurer .- .......,.,,.i,. L ......s........... James Miller Class Advisor ...,,....i .......- ..... .ss... M r . Ehrenfeld A 4 Philipsburg High school-1937 Tale Light LT-----A Whot Would Happen lf-- QQ Jean Mattern weren't a good sport? Jenny McClimate didn't like the tall boys? Weezy McKinney wou1dn't get her Chem. done? Barrett couldn't play a drum? Luie gave Pat a break? Belle would make a date? Jimmy Miller weren't a big tease? Mimmie didn't have tom-boyish ways ? Abbie had straight black hair? Harry couldn't get a date ? Mick would get a new man? Bill Owens knew his French? Betty Perna didn't like Howdy? Jack Peters would know his Latin? Betty Peters couldn't smile ? Harrison were tall and thin? Wink looked like Robert Taylor? Gladys Ridgway couldn't write poems? Melvin didn't know his Chemistry? Dorothy Rolley didn't have red hair? Eleanor Sawtelle couldn't chew gum? Marian Schnarrs were tall and talkative? Harold Schram weren't popular with the girls? Edna Shaw stepped out on Chet? Cecil Shaw weighed 200 pounds? Dorothy Sheroky lost her tongue? Martha Shimmel's hair was ever mussed up ? Shirley Shimel didn't chew gum? David didn't have something to say? Mary Spanogle didn't dress so well? Pep Spencer couldn't laugh? Farrell Spencer weren't girl shy? Anna Speranza didn't have gum to chew? Ruth Steele's name were wood instead of Steele? Max Stonebraker had to walk to school? Dorothy Stratton were tall and dark? Maxine Swartz's hair was black instead of red ? Frances Tekeley couldn't do her Trig? Mary Test stayed away from Allport? Jean Townsend couldn't play basketball? Naomi Twist would grow up? Oliver Twist would shoot a deer? Emile were about 5 ft. 5 in.? Max Wagner had never met Kate? Jack Waite answered a Chem. question in a few words? Rose Walker were quiet in French class? Marjorie Walton couldn't lead cheers? Donald Westwood never had his Trig done? Harold Williams got up in time ? Naomi Williams didn't have a steady ? Raymond Wissinger weren't full of fun? 'William Wissinger gave a certain blonde a break ? Margaret Wolfe didn't have that irresistible trait? Emily Wynn couldn't play a violin ? Sylvia Ziff weren't a good student? Tubby couldn't lead an orchestra? Bill Adams couldn't draw? 'iGiff had a date every night? Pete couldn't get the tip-off? Jane Ayres liked to dance? John Bannon knew parliamentary rules? Olga Barry weren't neat? Jane Batcheler couldn't dance ? John Black got lock-jaw? Margaret Bock weren't good natured? Zelma Bratton had dark hair? Jean Braund couldn't giggle? Violet Brown didn't like Buicks? Alice Butterworth couldn't play a guitar? Mary Champ couldn't sing? Lelia Cole ever stopped talking? Steve Comitz were a Beau Brummel? Kate Comely lived in Cooper? Yolanda missed the school bus? Jane Davidson grew up? Joe Davidson weren't a twin? Leanore couldn't laugh? Andy didn't have Betty Jean? Janet Flegal were a tall, dark brunette ? Marrie wasn't dressed well? Paul Gallo ever voiced his opinion? Margaret Gallo became a second Eleanor Powell? Marg. Gearhart couldn't roll her eyes? John Goldthorp knew his French? Lavinia gained 20 pounds ? Frank Grazier didn't like blondes? Betty Grace married a sailor? Charles Gross didn't argue in history class? Betty Hamlin didn't have blonde curly hair? Paul Harding got lost going to Cold Stream? Mary Jane Harris weren't with Lelia? James Hartley had false teeth? Harold Hartshorn lost his glasses? Merwin Hartshorne weren't oh so nervous ? Anna Mae Hill grew tall? Cathryn Hindle couldn't tap dance? John Hoffer came out of the fog? Dick Holdren would be a History professor? Anna Mae Houser had rosy cheeks? Do Do didn't haunt a certain teacher? Marie Hussiere didn't like Boyd's? Piker's hair weren't standing on edge? Nora wasn't anxious to talk? Dorothy Juschik took her time ? Fred didn't have spring fever all year around ? Nita weren't noted for dreamy eyes? Ethel would take her finals for conduct? Loretta got grouchy in her old age? Bunny didn't like a certain Wolf ? Carl forgot how to find 2nd and Locust Street? Abe would go to India and bring back a harem? Hoover couldn't drive a Chrysler? Chottie were a man-hater? 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A- 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light , 'A Junior Class History 'SE N entering the Freshman Class We planned to work hard so that We all could be Soph- omores together. The results of our elections were: President ,,...,, , H r,,, - ,,,,...,w... -- ,nun Jack Goss Vice President ,. ,,,,... -, Pat Gianopulos Secretary --,, W ,,,,, --- Robert Stauffer At last having obtained our desire to become Sophomores We made our first success of the year. It was our class play which was entitled, The Jinx . The yearly oiiicers WQFCI President ..,. . J ss... -,-Y- Vice President Secretary ...,, Treasurer .,w, ,- Class Advisor r Arriving as Juniors we Ofiicers were: President ,,., Vice President anticipated the 'thought of -,---- Jack Grebe ---- Mary McCabe -- Jack Middleton ----- Jack Goss -- Miss Hancock getting our class rings and pins. -Hs Jack Middleton Pat Gianopulos Secretary .....,,.YvY,A ---- 0-44 Class Advisor Harold McC1insey Treasurer ,A,.W ,vs- ---,,,, s- fsw.. -..s Jack Goss M---,,- Mr. Jones L -F Philipsburg High School- 1937 Tale Light ---ll-- -A JUNIOR CLASS UPPER PICTURE: tFront Rowj' Cecelia Johnson, Leah Goldberg, Edith Lukens, Anita VVri1:'ht, Virginia Rainey, Catherine Mandel, Marian Woleslatrle, Miriam Husted, Constanee Lztrare, Myrtle Laws, Etheleen Gearhart. Marv Mr-Cahe, Betty Jean lslurnphrey, Betty Schwab, Ellen Stratton. tSerond Row! Josephine Shields. Evelyn Yarger, llse Springer, Alverna Nelson, Margqaret, Comitz, Dorothy Peterson, Helen Shimel, Isahelle Powell, Zelnta Booher, Esther Franzel, Amanda Fleck, Marjorie Peters, lillen Kyler. tThird Rowj --Mildred Schram, Doris Vtfilson, Ethel VVright,, Verna, Bolkn, Edith Neidrich, Doris Jean liirich, ltllixzibeth Ulsh, Elsie Parkes, Alice Hebden, Gladys Voyxey, Mae Bigelow, Kathryn Murphy, Dorothy Goss, Bernice McC'lintate, Dorothy Harkless. tFourt,h Row?-Carl Powell, Roy Sleigh, Paul Parks, William Selby, Ben Peterson, Jack Middle- ton, Jark Goss, Philip Rodger, Bill Nixon, Joe Wolfe, Malt-ohn Dunsmore, Chester Frank, Donald Ilessontr. tFit'th RoWJfBob St,aull'el, John Russell, Francis Petriskey, Robert Barnett, Ed Jones, Scott Marin. Jack Guelich. Frank Goss, Donald Sharpless, WValt,er Schnars, William Brown, Bob Granville, Paul Morgan, Bill Bowser, Donald Crain, Mr. Jones. LOWER PICTURE: tFront Rowj Edith Yinyxling, Vivian Schnars, Ella VValker, Dorothy Wood. Alice Parks, Regina Grebe, Helen Iiuvkaclt, Keniper Lee Swartz, Mary Pleskonko, Bessie Stein, Grace Myers, Mary Lesko, Eleanor Jean Perks. tSecond Rowj Ruth Eastnient, Betty Bock, Dorothy Winner, Julia Quick, Mary Turner, Eileen Hapryard, Ruth Anna Scott, Ruth Marie Bottonily, Beth Achmoody, Josephine Sleigh, Gertrude Kelley, Madeline Gilpatriek, Dorothy Stonehraker, Phyllis Sailers. tThird Rowj Eloise- Demi, Martha Fleck, Mary C. Garnahan, Jean Muir, Helen Houser, Betty Wulf-li, Edith Kenyon, Ruth Gearhart, Bertha Louise Harper, Ruth Hotfer, Mary Matthews. fl-'ourth Row? ffRobert Miller, Asher Snittler. Albert Hilliard, Jack Grebe, Orlando Rtn.:'uerio, Harold Swone, Pat Gianopulos, Bill Heath, Ray Pezalski, Desmond Brown, Lloyd Brown, Harold Drury, Earl Butterworth. tFifth Howl--'Dick Shannon. Harold McClinsey, John Demchak, Max Butterxxorth Leroy Pelka, lfltlnard Kyler. Alfred Krebs, Jack Jones. Robert Twimr, George Tay, Harold Lansberry, Ralph Ritchey, Eugene Miller. Alva--+0---?Q Phiiipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light f- ----A Sophomore Class History Qi- E entered the Freshman Class proud to be the upper classmen of the Junior High School but our aim was to get to the Senior High. Our officers for the year Were: President ............................... Mary Elizabeth Knapper Vice President .... ......... .. - Ethel Fravel Secretary .....,. .... B etty Lou Lynn Treasurer --- ........ Joe Frank As Sophomores We had our first try at dramatics which proved to be successful when we produced Attorney For The Defense. We selected our class colors and chose our banner this year. As class ofiicers we elected: President ....... ..... ..... M a ry Elizabeth Knapper Vice President .... ..... - -A .......... Ethel Fravel Secretary ....... --- Doris Mae Johns Treasurer ...... ..... , - Kermit Press Class Advisor --- --- Marie George Mfg A Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light 4 SOPI-IOMORE CLASS UPPER PICTURE: -flboris Johns, Marjorie Johnson, Ruth Bainey, Madelein Snyder, Betty Lou Lynn, Jane Peters, Mary Jo Mattern, Lorraine Gustafson, Margaret Townsend, Carmen Dobson, Anna Antolik, Isabell Kramer, Emily Joy Milsom, Medeline Thomas, Sara Mignot, Jean Whitehead. tSec-ond Row?-Betty Hoover, Heier. Harris, Maxine Humphrey, Lois Leiixhlitner, Laura Gill, Frances Jean Ferguson, Hannah Oswalt, Jeanne Maguire, June Bair, Ann Drivas, Marie Solomon, Florence Mid- dleton, Lillian Powell, Delia Wood, Catherine Booth, Velda Myers. tThird Rowj Ella Pinto, Betty Williams, Mabel MeClarren, Lenora Pinto, Lucille Fotherimzham, Miriam Yarixer, Marjorie Sharziless, Esther Forshey, Betty Wilson, Frances llunkle, Mar- jorie Husler, Josephine Haverlock, Ruth Fowler, Jane Brumbaugh, Eleanor Hicks, Dick Dunsmore. tFourt.h Rowj-fStanley Paskonka, Melvin Bock, William Peters, Dewey Cobb, Lynn Poorman, Lynn Bloom, Charles Rumherger, Joe Frank, Jack Frank, Robert Darke, Carl Bordas, George Bezilla, Bill Erickson, Roy Black, James VVilliamson, Stewart Dunsmore. fFil't.li Roxvy- Richard Guelich, Billy Wood, Hugh Hoover, Eddie Matson, George Lonir, Earl Stine, Melvin Mason, George Kap!-hik, Charles Flaitz, Robert Grafhus, Calvin Orwia, Robert. Fenton, Leslie Kephart, Etlxn-:ml Frye, Gust Tekeley, Bill Moore, Miss George. l LOWER PICTURE :-WtFront Row, Vir5.g'inia Twist, Cleo McCall, Margaret Combo, Louise Peters, Vivian MeLarren, Bcuty Guth- rie, Winifred Coble, Betty Hardinir, Jean Finnegan, Frances Williams, Elaine Marks, Margaret Speranza, Joy Hoover, Marjorie June Batcheler, Dorothy Hagyard, Thelma Williams. fSeeond Rowj--Hannah Hintlle, Esther Hodes, Josephine Wargo, Eleanor Erickson, Mary Elizabeth Knapper, Mary Louise Fleck, Margaret Kushner, Sarah Gilliam, Virginia Williamson, Nina Spittler, Catherine Petriski, Verna Shufran, Betty Pizer, Daisy Mulhollen. Ethel VVallac-e, Alpha Steele. tThird Rowj -George Wolfe, Howard Shaw, Mary E1'ickson, Dottie Latz, Mary Frances Lamb, Mary Mandel, Ethel Fravel, Mary Shufran, Eva Mac Hussiere. Cora Dunlap, Marcella Stover, Helen Butterworth, Kermit Press, John Shultz, John Lequar. QI-'ourth Row! --Robert, Doran, Robert Fowler, Edward Ammons, Clem Watson, Garfield Edwards, VVilliam lirown, Teddy Southard, Leonidas In-ivas, Harry Everhart, George Griest, William Burns, Theodore Yinglinpg. tFifth Rowlf -Wesley VVoodring:, John Todd, Frank lialistrere, Edwin Erickson, George Lingle, Joe Casher, Jack Price. Bud O'Neill, David Copeland, Noah Mariority, Joe Kephart, Richard iteele, 1QaulkJohnston. tSixth Rowj-Bob Musser, LeMoyne Chapman, Willian. Dobson, Dick Pearson, Luther Cartwriglit, 'ancxs on er. A 1928 Elizabeth Avery Byron Bair Delbert Batchelor Grace Bryan Dorothy Burns Boyd Stewart Alene Copelin Gladys Copelin Dorothy Craft Elizabeth Crain Roland Crawshaw LaChance Cunkle Melvin Curtis Tane Vesta Dale George DeLancey Howard Duck Jack Dunsmore May Ebbs Rachael Eyerly Verna Fenton Doris Fitzgibbon Harman Fleck Donald Flegal Raymond Fulton Madeline Ginnick Warren Gette Emily E. Hartley Velta Hassinger Marguerite Hasson Zelda Henry Gordon Hewlett Margaret Hirst Ora James Frank Johnson Lorena Johnson Miriam Kanour Paul Kulp Margaret Labock Evelyn Laughlin Harriet Lewis Charles Little Emerson Lupton Winana Mayes Evelyn Moore Martha Pancoast Mary Pancoast Harold Parsons Lawrence Pearson Pete Ratcliff Lean Ratowsky Herschel Rittenhouse Lean Rodgers Raymond Schultz Laura Simler Lee Stonebraker Betty Swires 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light 1928 - ALUMNI - 1930 'SQ- Earl Test Suzanna Twigg Eva Waple Dudley Warner Sadie E. Wilburn Goldie Williams Dorothy Wilson John Wolfe Robert Stewart Womer Willard Woodside Rex Wrye 1929 Gladys Adams Margaret Bange Robert Black Edward Boggan Pauline Bowser Frederick Boyer Lillian Brighton Louise Bryan Martha Bucosky Mary Crain Phyllis Cunkle Wilson Deakin Carrie Dunn Harold Erhard Samuel Finberg Harry Finberg Clara Foreman Eleanor Forshey Mahlon Gearhart Lena Goss Flo Goss Mildred Granville Frank Grebe Helen Harpster Robert Hartley May Hawkins Marie Heaton Catherine Hess Elizabeth Houck Catherine Houser Ruth Hughes Helen Humphrey Melva Jacobs Irvin James Lee James Arthur Lukens John Juschik Arleigh Knowles Genevieve Larrigan Catherine Lupton Willard Middleton John McCabe Alla McDowell William McFeeters Alice Mattern Blandid McConville Kenneth Middleton Robert Mills William Mildon Sidney Mirbach John Parko Ruth Peters Edna Pitsch Ann Pownall Charles Ryman Nancy Sankey Alberta Schnarrs Maxine Shannon Catherine Shipley Laurie Showers Norman Sleigh LeBaron Smith Helen Straitor William Thompson Mary Tulawitzki Vivian Westwood Warren VVilliams Joseph Woodring Isadore Ziff 1930 Grace Achmoody Thelma Ashcroft Dean F. Askey Velmore Askey Henry Bair Josephine Barnes Joe Beck Christine Beezer Dorothy Bock Frances Champ Ann Copelin Mona Crago John Croyle Margaret Curtin Anna Davidson Roy Dobson Maynard Eirick Robert Eyerly Salena Fleck Irene Fleckenstein John Fleckenstein Mary L. Flegal Robert Frank Freda Gariinkle John George Orvis Gill William Graham Jack Gray Louis Grebe Alice Green A Sara Griffith Natalie Guyer Mahlon Hagerty A Richard Harris Grace Hartshorn Russell Hess George Hickson Blair Hilliard Frances Hodge Anna L. Hollenback Max Humphrey Clifford Irwin Anita Jennings Jane Jones Katherine Kalos Margaret Kane Helen Kanour John Kanour Frederick Klett Joseph Knapper John Knapper Betty Kulp Blanche Kurtz Paul Lingle Lewis Lucas Norman Matson Athlea Maurer Frances McCable Pearl McGuire Verna Mease Robert Miller Joseph Miller Grace Moore Aden Musser Jack Nelson Russell Northover Sarah Parsky Christine Passo John Pearson Jeanette Pedrazzani Anne Phelps John Poorman Andrew Radonsky Alice Richard Hilda Selby Verna Shimmel Elizabeth Smith Carl Sleigh Merrell Stein Geraldine Voyce Mildred Walker Edith Waltman Curtis Warner Robert Wilson Lenetta Wilson Mary Womer Ruth Ziff L4-T'l-lA?-'M Philipslnxrg High En-hoolw 19137 Tale Light A NINTI-I GRADE UI'l'l+lIl I'lf'TlTRl'I: l1 ront Row! lilizaln-tli Robins, Pauline Helko, llorothy liiuvlon, Genevieve Martin, tllatlys Micltlleton, Sara Kassalv, Mabel Norris, Phyllis liottomly, Mary Johnson, Marjorie Jolwston, listlwr Roth, Kathryn Stavk, Annz- Slwroky, Marjorie Lyman. Margaret, George, Susanne Goltlthorpe. lSeeonfl Rowj Mary Sir-ktest, Anna Lesko, Phyllis Ritluvway, Joan Morryman, Maxine Hummel, Sara Jane llytlv, Louise Johnson, Gwen Jones. Nellie 0'Noil, Kathleen X'l'illiamson, .Iunv Fulmlmils, ltlmma Jana- Quick, Nellie Courson, Elm-anor Mark, Louise Catherine, Goralclinv Stover. tThird Rowj Ellis Carvy, 'l'hvoalore Yaravr, Yolancla Barber, Margaret l-iooks, Geralslinn Prestipeno, Mary Grvc-nt-, Margaret Jones, Mae English, lfranc-vs Askoy, Dorothy Test, Mary Slipho, Amhcr Waplr-, Marie Iioble, tFourth Rowl Alvin l'L-arson, Hob Maguire, lflwl Uasht-r, liill Glover, Robert, Sharpless, Lawrence Johnson, Michael Speranza, Edward Snytlc-r, lfru-ti Dobson, James lVlc'C'lurt-, fit-orge Brown, llarolsl Mills, Jack Quick, Joe Morrison, Bill Matson, Eugene NVolesla1:lc-, Jim Sutton. tFift.h Rowj R'rlwrt IH-ters, William llr2Ll'llCl', Aclam Jones, Jaek Rainey, .loo Shoroky, Chill Twimx, VVillia1n Slothor, Rol10rt,Miller, Harry lforhos, Maxwell Schnars, GL-oru'v Arlams, Norman Gearhart, NI:-mlm: liuttvrnorth, Stephen Shufran. ttiixth Rowj John Myers, Ellyn-lie llustwl, William Snyder, George Miller, Glenn Sliarnlcss, Bob Iiraprlo, Joe Demvhak. LOWER PICTURE: -tFront, Rowj Jane Pixlvy, Zoe Parkes, Marv Ellen Cln'ir.t.oll', Ann Kerfoot, Geraldine lltlmfic-1'o, Milclrctl Crain, Anna- Jusvhik, Elsie Smeal, Joyce llawson, Louise Heidler, Lena llorrlas, Dorothy Ulark, Kathleen liamglwi-ty, lit-tty Jane Gt-arhart, Nellie Jean Fenton, Marjorie Cows-r, Augusta Schwab. tScr'oncl liowj H4-lc-n Wiggins, Phyllis Shotl, llole-n Miller, Madeline liI'llMC'l', Ruth Linflsay, Dorothy Je-tl'ers, Virginia Williams, liotty Mvrryman, Hazel Husler, June I'rit-v, Irena- Pinto, ll:-It-n Stonr-ln'ak0r, lrene Eyerly, Vera l-looser, llorthea Sheldon, Iola Hull:-r. t'l'hirsl liowj Bill Hurley, Jim Mc-Call, Amantls lla1'tsor'k, lliicleixarflc Kielis, Betty Graflius, Ruth Fopelin, Bernie-c Cowln-r, ltlvolyn Ill-rr, Dorothy Eaton, l ranr't-s Brown, Margrarot W1-lt-li, Josnimhinc Ibively, Kenneth Shields, Clitford Dixon, Ifrc-ml f'i4-sler, Leroy Ilisshc-n, Joseph liazasky. tlfourili llowj llavitl Lukens, James Maurer, Rohm-rt Guvlicli, Tony Del-31'oss, Allwvrt Ilusst-ll,Lv0 Yai'ger,Asl1lcy Kephart, liolrt-rt Wood- ring, William Lamb, Ralph Shively, John BQ-netlitt, Harlan Hunipln't-y, VVilliam liaumgartlener, XVilhur Files, llerlit-rt St-liram, Francis Zovalyclriaa, Joe Kolosky. lFit'th Rowb Hershal Kanaur, lioh Owens, VVilliam Foster, Cair Turner, Jack Vrain, Jack Ammerman, Robert Bragionier, Samuel Bailey. lion Townsend, Jack Oxley, Jack Ilale, Donald Milligan, llan l'anc-oast, Harry Townsentl, Brut-e Dixon, llir-la Mr-Fvc-ters. tSixth Rowj fllon Flclxal, Iiclwartl, Thomas, Bols Johnston, liirlt Shoil. A Pliilipsburg High school-1937 Tale Light A EIGI-ITI-I GRADE UPPER PICTURE ze-CFront Rowj Freida Musser, Virginia Southard, Carole Jean Treasure, Frances King, Della Hawkins, Erna Theiss, Dottie Brumbaugh, Gladys Hassinger, Janet Long. QSecond Row?-Frank Roth, Vivian Gearhart, Kathryn Oncea, Teddy Comly, Jack Haller, John Kephart, Jimmy Chieppor, James Harvey, Sally Lee Mark. fThird Rowj-Elwood Holland, Wayne Fink, Bob Schreiler, Jack Leroek, Richard Booher, Donald Smith, Jimmie Boyle, Art Neidriek, Robert Kay. CFourth Rowjf Rem George, Robert Byron, Dick Black, Jimmie Henderson, Gerald Muir, Bill Hagyard, Clifford Robins, Bob Gearhart. LOWER PICTURE:ffFront Rowj Anna Mary McDonald, Emma Jennings, Mary Smith, Louise Burns, Leatrice Reichart, Alice Steige, Elaine Young, Doris Brown, Betty Garland. fSeeond Rowj--Byrl Perks, Rose Anna Eyerly, Betty Mae Johnston, Eddie Amnierman, Charles Woods, Stanley Drury, Herman Pezalski, Jack McCamley, Lex Black. 1Third Rowj-Jack Nason, Bill Edwards, Emerson Goss, John Robert Hartley, Ralph Paul, Braydon Hassinger, David Ziff, Gordon Twist. QFou1'th Rowjg Abie Ziff, Jack Holdren, Boyd Hamlin, John Robinson, Billy Bernard, Glenn Snavely, Martin Pleskonko. A Philipshuryr High Schoolf'-l93T Tale Light ll - 'A SEVENTH GRADE UPPER PICTURE: llfrunt Roni Mary Luuise lleligv, Grace Olwie Ilaniey, Alina Stark, Bcity JHIIV' Julnislon, Marie Elizabeth Binh, Gloria Russell, Mary Aslvle Henry, Alze-nc Lucas, Belly Muir, Betty Lalx. fSecund Roxvj Jaincs Ile-rrinulun. Ifrenl Booth, I-Ielvn Claire Nlatlr-rn, liniily l 01'guscn1. Aininmla lie-rnard, H?ll'i'lEl Hewitt, Helen Elizalzeth lflarpvr, Luis Lukens. Bill Iiovle. 1Thirll Roni Carl Rirharlls. Ernie Oelbernian, Vlaumlv J0ll'ers, Frank Folniar, Richard Hughes, William Iiiirclmv, Klnest Black, John Richards. lI nurth Iiowj Gerald Annnons, John Barnes, Hoy SH.XYlElli', John IVIal1li4-xxs, Irwin 'l'altvrs, Cliflorcl Smith. William I'L-lriskvy, Lu- I-lugir, Ernesi, VVrighl. LOVVER PICTURE: iI'll'Olll Iiuwl Maxim- Slnvc-r. Milmlresl I.imlsay, Ilormliy Jean Hessong, Helvn Iiozilla, I-Ilcanor Joan Jones, llnroLhy Erickscni, .lean Shugart, Jeanne Hussiere, Lois Ile-ssumi, Anna Mao Larz. Lucille Stine. fSQc'mi1l Rowl Maude Smeal, Philina Hassinyzer, Lois VValtnn, Margaarvt Adams, Vivian Matson, Mary Lou Frank. Allaryna Crain, Joscnliine Mencer, Patty Nicholas, Mary Luslrik, Ruth Brown. QThird Kewl Lcruy IwIQf'l0n1ent, Lee Perna, Bobby Matsun. Clair lfolniar, I-lrniv Kassab, Nick Gianopulos, Albert Zill, Jack Saxvlfllle. linlwby Carinack, James Twisi. llfnurth Rowj-fHershel VVadO, Evan Harris. 1'l1'H.l K'lS Matthews. Neil Twist. ' 1 Philipsburgr High School-1937 Tale Light '4 - ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROVV:-Lucille Merrell, Marjorie Walton, Jane Batcheler, Jean Mattern, Betty Grace Griffith, Betty Hamlin, Marjorie Newman, Catherine Comly, Rose Walker, Leanorc Eboch. SECOND ROW:-- Marjorie Foreman, Dorothy Huge, Emily VVynn, Charlotte Mattern, Frances Tekeley, Jane Ayres, Martha Shimmel, Shirley Shimel. THIRD ROW:-James Miller, Lewis Adams. John Black, Frank Grazier, Barrett Merrell, Gifford Ammerman. William Owens, Richard Holdreu. FOURTH ROW:-- Charles Gross, Harry Myers, Hoover Mark, Lawrence Lucas, David Slone, John Hoffer, llonald VVcstwood. if Annual Staff I937 Year Book Editor-in-Chief .............e,ee... ., Ae..e.. , - . DYYY, ,. YYYA, , .e,e an - Assistant Editor-in-Chief L- Lucille Merrell Jean Mattern Associate Editors:-Jane Ayres, Betty Grace Griffith, Betty Hamlin, Charlotte Mattern, M Wynn Home Room Activities ..............,,e..,.....,e., ..,,e ..e. arjorie Newman, Marjorie Walton, Rose Walker, Emily Vg Leanore Eboch ' Q Charles Gross bl Frances Tekeley Clubs ' ' ' 'A'A ' 'Q Carl Lupton Alumni Editor ......................,,A.,. ....,...,......, , LL- Catherine Comly . . . g Marjorie Foreman Dramatic and Music Edltors .,............A,.... e.,,.,,....e , Ll Barrett Merrell . Dorothy Hugg Sport Editors ............. e...V - ........ . ...........v.Ye.e,e - 3 John Black . 5 Shirley Shimel Typlsts ' ' ' M f' ' ' 'g Martha Shimmel Humor - ,.....,.. ..........,..............,.,... evv......,..,..a. J a ne Batcheler Business Manager ,,.,......-.....,. ---. ....,w..,........,,..eee,.... James Miller Assistant Business Manager Gifford Ammerman Advertising Managers:-Donald Westwood, Frank Grazier, Harry Myers, Lewis Adams, John Hoffer, Lawrence Lucas, William Owens, Hoover Mark, David Slone, Richard Holdren Faculty Advisor ,.......,.,........ ........A........ ..,.,..e.s.., F . E. Ehfenfeld Activities A 4 Philipsburg High school-1937 Tale Light , l JUNIOR ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS SEATEIP: Zelma Booher. STANDING: Ruth Gearhart, Betty Welsh, Doris Erick. Mildred Schram, Ruth Holler. Q' Junior Orotoricol Contest HE Junior Oratorical Contest, sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution, was held again this year. From the entire Junior Class the twelve best essays were selected by the Junior English teacher. Then the six best were chosen from this group by a faculty committee. They were as follows: Ruth Hoffer -,-.. ,.r,r........,...,r..,........ Anthony Wayne Ruth Gearhart ,,.,.,...a....a. ---. ......,.. The American Flag Zelma Booher Y- ........,...... Benedict Arnold 'The Traitor' Doris Erick ..-r,r ........a... - aa t'Life In The Colonial Days Betty VVe1sh ..... ................. ........... ' ' Liberty Bell Mildred Schram ....a,......., Heroes of The American Revolution All contestants delivered their speeches with much ability and too much credit cannot be given Miss Miller, Junior English teacher, who super- vised the writing of the essays. Zelma Booher was acclaimed the winner and Ruth Gearhart was given honorable mention. Judges were: Mrs. John Files, Rev. C. W. McC1ay and M. H. Hancock. -i- --1 ilhilipsbul-Q Hiirh School-1937 Tale Light fi--l---- SOPHOMORE PLAY CAST SEATEIJ:-Betty Harding, Mary Jo Maltern, Frances Dunkle. STANlJING:- Roy Black, Wesley Woodi-ing, Bud Yonkers, Miss Humphrey, director: LeMoyne Chapman, Bill Erickson, Leonidas Drivas 'Q' Sophomore Class Play Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, Director HE Dramatic season of P. H. S. Was ushered in by the presentation ol' The Attorney for the Defense by the Sophomore Class. This four-act comedy was a great success and provided an evening of splendid entertainment. PLAY CAST Jimmy Carlyle --- ....... A,..s C -- VVesley Woodring Judge Carlyle --,,,- ....,...Y .....,.. L eonidas Drivas Joseph Hampden C-- ,,,............... William Erickson Jackson Multen C-, ..............sYYY... Harold Yonkers Mark Nelson ....s , ..,.. -.---. r- --, LeMoyne Chapman Freddie Warren .,.,, .,.., Y ,,,.......... , . .....s.... Roy Black Dorothy Hampden ,V -, -.,,-.,.v,........,., Mary Jo Mattern Beth Winters .,,,,. -- s,.,,,...........Y... Betty Harding Allie Fraynor --.-,, -Y-.- -, Catherine Jean Booth Elsie ,,.,,.,,. .s,., , ,......,..,........ .,,.,,, F r ances Dunkle The Sophomores, under the direction of Miss Humphrey, have hopes for a very successful dramatic career. 4 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light P 5 y JUNIOR PLAY CAST SEATEIJ: Ilse Sprimrer, Betty Jean Humphrey, Ruth Hoflner. SECOND ROVV:f Ruth Gearhart. Miss Humphrey, director: Bertha Louise Harper, Mary McCabe. THIRD ROW:--Robert Miller, Alfred Krebs, 1 rankliu Goss, Jack Grebe. Q' Junior Class Play Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, Director HIS group of 38 presented as their first play The Jinx . As their second dramatic event they presented Speed . This play was Very amusing, being quite dramatic for a high school production. PLAY CAST Mrs. Emma Lambert i,,,...,, . ..,Yg,.....,.,,.. E- -- Mary McCabe Enid Lambert ,A.......,,,., g...,,,..,.......,.,... R uth Hoffer Slim Williams , ,,,,,..W. ,. .v..,...g,.....,,,g,...,,.. Alfred Krebs Idora Evans -- ,,.,,,,s.. , ...,Y,.....,YY,, - ...,, Ilse Springer Harold Orr Wemv, -W ,.A,,...,,,.,.,,Y..,,,.,,.,,, Jack Grebe Madeline Orr ..,,,,..,. ,.,....... - ....... Betty Jean Humphrey Miss Tvy Trask -W ,...,,A.,,,.., .ig f,...e,,..W,,.,, Ruth Gearhart Rallo Jones ,,,.-,,,,.. , ,,..........,,.,,.e,AA,.., Franklin Goss Zella Fiery -, , ,..,,,....... , ,,,,,.........e,...... Bertha Harper Emory Jones , Miss Humphrey' the Class of 38 . ,--,---Yv Robert Miller s splendid directing talent again brought success to - .i... -- A---l-4 Philipsburxr High School-1937 Tale Light f I A SENIOR PLAY CAST SEATED: Jean Maltern. Belly Graf-e Griilith, Charlotte Mattern, Gifford Ammerman, Dorothy Hugg, Lucille Merrell, Lewis Adams, Marjorie Walton. STANDING:--Betty Hamlin, James Miller, Marjorie Newman, Lawrence Lucas, Marjorie Foreman. Imuise McKinney, Miss Meyer, chorus director: Miss Humphrey, director: Betty Perna, Leanore Eboch, Loretta Kolosky, Catherine Hindle. Anita Klett. 'if Senior Class Play Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, Director S Sophomores, the Class of '37 presented A Ready Made Family , a very delightful comedy. Their second dramatic venture was Crashing Society , a hilarious comedy which was enjoyed by everybody. The presentation of Huckleberry Finn terminated their dramatic career in P. H. S. PLAY CAST Aunt Polly ..,, . .r........,... ......... J ean Mattern Ruth Watson ,-- ....... c........ C harlotte Mattern Mary Jane ---. ...A c..7...,.... i......... - - Lucille Merrell Fred Raymond c... ...r........,.. .c....... G iff ord Arnmerman Jenny White .,.,... cc.. - ,.w. c.......... D o rothy I-lugg Clara Woppinger ,.A.,,................... .. ....., Marjorie Walton Amy Woppinger ..,....,v.......-........s,.. Betty Grace Griilith Huckleberry Finn Y,,. , ,..... - ..,....... ........w.. L ewis Adams John Finn ,ML...., ................ ........... J a mes Miller Tom Sawyer ,.,c.,,................v............ Lawrence Lucas This year a new feature was introduced. A girls chorus danced between acts, supervised by Miss Edith Meyer. The chorus was composed of the following Seniors: Leanore Eboch, Marjorie Foreman, Betty Hamlin, Catherine Hindle, Betty Perna, Loretta Kolosky, Louise McKinney, Marjorie Newman. Pianist-Anita Klett. The largest crowd ever to see a Philipsburg High School class play attended the presentation of Huckleberry Finn . Such outstanding success was due to the coach- ing of Miss Humphrey and by virtue of its exceedingly hard work of the cast. With this the successful dramatic career of the Class of '37 came to a close. A Q Philipsburg High school-1937 Tale Light f A SENIOR HIGH HOME ROOM ACTIVITIES QQ HE Senior High Home Room Activities were not carried on as usual during the first semester due to the fact that we were having half day sessions. In the second sem- ester a series of educational programs was begun, which was held each Thursday after- noon. The programs, conducted according to Parliamentary Rule, gave each pupil the oppor- tunity to participate in their management. Such subjects as Pennsylvania State Motor Laws, Famous Statesmen, Scientists and Educators of America, Vocations, Colleges and Universities of America were discussed this year. Each home room elected a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Stu- dents were appointed to the following committees: Program, Scholarship, Attendance, Wel- fare and Housekeeping Committees. 101 201 SPOHSOI' --------.------..--...... Mr. Hancock Sponsor .......................... Miss White President --- ...-..... ........ J ohn Bannon President ........... - ........... Harry Myers Vice President ............. William Richmond Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer ----- .... ,----- ---- Emily Van Lierde Raymond Wissinger Margaret Gearhart Secretary - .............. ...... L eanore Eboch Treasurer ................. -- Forrest Johnston 202 SPOHSOI' --.-........ - ..-.......... Mr. Labock Sponsor ....................... Mr. Shreibman President ............ ........ J ean Mattern President .................. Harold McClinsey Vice President ......... Barrett Merrell Vice President ............. Kemper Lee Swartz Secretary ....................... Naomi Twist Secretary .................... Mary Pleskonko Treasurer ..................-.. --- David Slone Treasurer -- ..-......-.....,H. Ruth Gearhart 204 Sponsor -. .......................... Mr. Henry Sponsor .......,.........,e.i..c,, Miss Meyer President ............ ....... G eorge Bezilla President ........................ Ethel Fravel Vice President Frances J. Ferguson Vice President ........ Eleanor Erickson Secretary - .............. I ........... June Bair Secretary ,-,.....s,,........,.,,- Mary Lamb Treasurer -,- ....................... Joy Hoover Treasurer ........................ Cleo McCall 205 Sponsor ..................e...... Miss George Sponsor ..,.....,,,......... Miss Sommerville President ............ ...... F rances Dunkle President ..... - ........... ,--s Betty Lou Lynn Vice President ............... Mary Jo Mattern Vice President ............. Ann Drivas Secretary ........................ Doris Johns Secretary ,..................... Marie Solomon Treasurer ..... ............,,, A nna, Antolik Treasurer ,,.. ..,,...., M arjorie Sharpless 206 Sponsor .......................... Miss Miller Sponsor ............. .M --- Mr. Jones President ............ Vice President ------- Robert Barrett ------ Robert Stauffer Secretary ..... .............. W illiam Nixon Treasurer ....... ,........ - -- Edward Jones Sponsor ................... Miss E. Humphrey President ............... Vice President Secretary ......... -- ..... Jack Goss ----,------ Betty Schwab Treasurer ---.-- T... ---- Sponsor ..e.,........ 207 ---, Amanda Fleck --- Ellen Stratton --------nu Mr, Hagerty President -....,...... ...... P at Gianopulos President ..........w. Mary Elizabeth Knapper Vice President ...,...... Jack Grebe Vice President ...... .........,.... M ary FleCk Secretary ................... Bertha L. Harper Secretary ..................e. Josephine Wargo Treasurer ................... Bertha L. Harper Treasurer ,.... ..,.. LeMoyne Chapman A Q Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light fl--1---A SENIOR I-HGH CLUBS DEBATING CLUB Sponsor ........... .......M--..-. Donald Westwood -- Leanore Eboch Sylvia Ziff John Russell Mr. Hancock President .....v ..... . . ...... - Vice President ...... ..-..- . --- Secretary .......... --...--.H---- - - Treasurer ..... - .... ...H... .--... The Debating Club was organized in order to study the methods of debating and to participate in the Forensic League debates. ETIQUETTE CLUB Sponsor ------,--...,. ...--..,.... M iss White President -.... ..... ....e...... J e an Townsend Vice President ,,.,....,.,,.,. Bertha L. Harper Secretary .............-..... .,.. B etty Peters Treasurer ,...-............ ...... J ack Gu61iCh The aim of the Etiquette Club is to present to the boys and girls rules of behavior for all phases of human activity. DRAMATIC CLUB-I Sponsor --,.,. ..-......e....-. M iss Humphrey President ,................ -- Marjorie Newman Vice President ..........f. ,..... J can Mattern Secretary --.,.,,..,.. ...... ...s H o over Mark Program Chairman ......, ....... E Inily Wynn DRAMATIC CLUB-II Sponsor ,,.... ........,,....,.... M iss George President H, ............,....... Myrtle Laws Vice President ................ Robert Barnett Secretary ,........... .......... L eah Goldberg' Treasurer ................. Bernice MCC1irnate The Dramatic Club was organized for the benefit of those who are interested in any department of drama. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Sponsor -................... Miss Sommerville President ............ ..... R aymond Wissinger Vice President ...c................ Paul G-2110 Secretary -,,--,.......,... ...... J ohn Bannon Treasurer ........s... ......, H arold MCC1i1'1Sey The Music Appreciation Club was organized in order to attain, by becoming better acquainted with good music, a fuller enjoyment of it. FIRST AID CLUB Sponsor ,s..................... --- Miss Meyer President .s................ Margaret Gearhart Vice President .,.. c........... C ecelia Johnson Secretary ...,.s.............. Dorothy Womer The purpose of the First Aid Club is to teach girls how to take care of injured people, so that, when called up in emergencies, they will know what to do. NATURE CLUB Sponsor L.. ...... .A ........... I ....... Mr. Henry President ......c.........,.. Frances Ferguson Vice President .s............... George Bezilla Secretary .................... Josephine Wargo Treasurer ..............c...... Dick Dunsmore The nature Club was organized for the purpose of creating an interest in nature and natural phenomena by experimen- tation and research work. - LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor ..,.......c............... Miss Miller President .....,.. -. .,.......... Margaret Wolfe Vice President ...... .......,.. A nna Speranza Secretary ..,... .. .......,-,.. Martha Shimmel Treasurer ,..... .- ........,..... Isabelle Powell The Library Club was organized so that the members might become acquainted with the task of a librarian, by keeping books in their proper places, and cataloging new ones. A SPORTS CLUB Sponsor ........ , ...,...s........ Mr. Arbegast President .................... ..,-- Andy Flegal Vice President -. ...,........s Emile Van Lierde Secretary .... -. .......,.......... Lewis Adams Treasurer ....................... Harry Myers The Sports Club was organized to teach boys to execute fair play and sportsmanship plus trained mind and body. COMMERCIAL CLUB Sponsor ....................... Mr. Shreibman President ...............,..s,.... Mary Fleck Vice President .... .- ...,-... ,-- Max Stonebraker Secretary ..................... William Owens The aim of the Commercial Club is to create a practical understanding of our personal business problems. The pro- gram is directed toward developing intelligent consumers ol' economic goods. PRESS CLUB Sponsor ...L..................... Mr. Hagerty President ., ,................,c. Harold Schram Vice President ..,............,... Kermit Press Secretary s--l ...........s....c,.... Joe Frank Treasurer ................... Thelma Williams To create interest in news writing and news editing in re- lation to school publications. . TRAVEL CLUB Sponsor .......-.................... Mr. Jones President ......................... Jane Ayres Vice President ..... ........ C atherine J. Booth Secretary ...a........s...... L- Jane Batcheler Treasurer .................... Constance Large For creating interest in traveling, giving students oppor- tunity to explain trips they have taken, imaginary trips, and preparing journeys to as many different important places as possible. Also to learn methods of travel. PHOTOGRAPHER CLUB Sponsor .................... ..... - Mr. Labock President ...... .- ..s........a..,. Rose Walker Vice President .....,...,........, John Kragle Secretary ................. l .... Frances Yonker Treasurer .........c,s..... LeMoyne Chapman The purpose of the Photographer's Club is to give each individual in the club an opportunity to apply the simple principles of photography to actual practice. ARCHERY CLUB Sponsor --.. ..............s...... .... M r. Cope President ................... Harold Lansberry Vice President .............,..... Pete Antolik Scott Marin Treasurer ..................... Pat Petridkey Secretary ......... ---. ........... - The purpose of the Archery Club is to stimulate interest in the hobby of archery. A----l-Q rhilipshum Hiirh SC'h00l7l937 Tale Light b-----l-4 HIGH SFHOOL BAND FRONT ROW: Robert Miller, George Bezilla, Jack Grebe, Franklin Goss, Boyd Hamlin, James Miller, David Slone, SECOND ROW:- William Heath, William Wissinifer, Bob Sli-iuller, Clillord Smith, Andrew Pezalski, George Griest, Billy McCamley. Bud Yonker, Henry Slone, Rem George, Herbert Mattson. Robert Schrefiler, Hershal Kanour. STANDING:--Dick Guelich, Wes Wooflrinir, Don Crain, Barrett Merrell, Mr. Manner, director: James Henderson, Jack Waite, James Boyle, David Copeland, John Todd, Dick Dunsmore, Harlan Humphrey. 'Q' I-IIC-BI-I SCHOOL BAND Mr. John Manner, Director HE 1936-37 school term opened with many new and young members in the band. The Class of 36 claimed a large number. But under the leadership of Mr. Manner they came through with a splendid showing of young musicians and an asset to all the social activities of the school. The oflicers of the organization were: President ..,...,Yv D .................Y..,Y........... David Slone Treasurer ......,....w A..,..., - A.......,...e.. - ..,.. J ames Miller Secretary ,......... ..-- ..vee,........,,.... ...,.. B arrett Merrell Librarian ......... .. e,...Y.......v..........v....., Franklin Goss The members were : TRUMPETfJames Miller, David Slone, Boyd Hamlin, Rem George, Robert Schrelfler, Henry Slone, Herbert Mattson, Bud Yonker, Hershal Kanour. CLARINETS-Jack Grebe, Bob Miller, Frank Goss, George Bezilla. SAXOPHONE-Bob Stauffer, William Wissinger, William Heath, Clifford Smith. BARITONE-fErwin Butterworth, Billy McCamley. HORN-Andrew Pezalski, George Griest. TROMBONEgMaynard But- terworth, James Henderson, John Boyle. DRUMS-Barrett Merrell, John Todd, VVes VVoodring, Dick Guelich, Dick Dunsmore, Harlan Humphrey. DRUM MAJOR-- J ack Waite. 0' W 7' W ' 4 Philipsburgr High School 15537 Tale Light , 7 7+--B ' A SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW:-Marjorie Walton, Marjorie Foreman, Jane Bateheler, Betty Hamlin, Betty Grace Griflith. Charlotte Mattern, Marjorie Batcheler, Elaine Marks, Betty Schwab. SECOND ROW :-Ruth Steele, Leanore Eboch, Emily Wynn, Catherine Comly, Martha Shimmel, Margaret Gearhart, Rose Walker, Etheleen Gearhart, Ellen Stratton. THIRD ROVV:---Eloise Demi, Marjorie Peters, Nora Jones, Ruth Marie Bottomley, Elizabeth Ulsh. Eileen Haayarcl, Lavinia Gowland, Bertha Louise Harper, Jane Davidson. FOURTH ROW:- Ilse Springer, Genevieve McCliniate, Janet Flezral, Violet Brown, Catherine Hindle, Mary Test, Emily Joy Milsom, June Bair, Dorothy Finnegan, Jean Whitehead. LAST ROW:iRuth Holler, Marjorie Husler, Esther For- shey, Dorothy Sheroky, Alpha Steele, Miss Bragonier, director. GlRL'S GLEE CLUB Miss Ethel Bragonier, Director HE Girls' Glee Club as one of the musical activities has ranked high in P. H. S. in the past year. While, in the past, the only time for Glee Club practice was after school hours, now the activity is part of the schedule. This has added a lot to the quality of the music and all the members seem to be very enthusiastic. As was customary in the past three years, the Girls' Glee Club, under the capable direction of Miss Ethel Bragonier, par- ticipated in the Spring Festival held in May at Centre Hall, Pa. It also took part in the local music concert. The following officers were elected: President ....,....e,....,.... ............e.... - Dorothy Sheroky Vice President ...........v..,.......e,.....,.... Marjorie Walton Secretary ,.,...........,.. ,,,. , ,-. .,......-.......... Ruth Hoffer The following were members: J FIRST SOPRANO-Nora Jones, Jane Davidson, Ilse Springer, Marjorie Foreman, Janet Flegal, Catherine Comely, Catherine Hindle, Emily Joy Milsom, Charlotte Mattern, Mary Test, Dorothy Rolley, Ruth Bottomly, Violet Brown, Martha Shimmel SECOND SOPRANO--Marjorie Peters, Bertha L. Harper, Jean Finnegan, Marjorie Husler, Eileen Hagyard, Marjorie Batcheler, Ruth Steele, Alpha Steele, Genevieve McClimate, Lavinia Gowland, Marjorie Walton, Elaine Mark, Elizabeth Welsh ALTO-Betty Schwab, Edna J. Batcheler, Leanore Eboch, Jean Whitehead, Kitty Stratton, Dorothy Sheroky, Eloise Demi, Betty G. Griiith, Ruth Hoffer, Etheleen Gearhart, Rose Walker, Margaret Gearhart, June Bair, Esther Forshey, Betty Hamlin. Betty Hamlin, assistant pianist. q Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light P - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FRONT ROVV:- -Ilse Springer, Marcella Shower, James Miller, David Slone. SECOND ROW:-George Griest, Raymond Pezalski, Franklin Goss, Jack Grebe, Robert Miller, Andrew Pezalski, Billy McCamley, THIRD ROW:fFrances Dunkle, Amanda Fleck, William Heath, William Wissinger, Robert Stauifer, Wesley Woodring, Barrett Merrell, John Todd. STANDING :-David Copelin, Mr. Manner, director. Senior High School Orchestra Mr. John Manner, Director The Senior High Orchestra lost a number of players due to the Class of 36 , but with the addition of many new members and under the direc- tion of Mr. Manner, it has developed into one of the outstanding organiza- tions of the school. Oflicers: President ,,...-...,,,, ,,,,r,, , U-- ...,,,,,.....,,.. James Miller Secretary ,,e,..,,. ,- .,,.,e., , ,,........e..ee,.., Robert Stauffer Treasurer ...,,,.,,, ,..ees.....,,,...........,.. I lse Springer Librarian ,,,,,,,r,s -.... ,,,,,,..,......,..- W i lliam Heath The members were: PIANO-Frances Dunkle, Amanda Fleck TRUMPET--James Miller, Dave Slone, Boyd Hamlin BASS--Don Crain, David Copelin VIOLIN-Ilse Springer, Geraldine Stover, George Griest, Ray Pezalski PERCUSSION-Barrett Merrell, John Todd, Wes Woodring SAXOPHONE-Bob Stauffer, William Wissinger, William Heath A-----------W---ff rhilipshurg High smog-Aigiai 'Ilalc Light f A H JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW:-Erna Thiess, Ermi Oberman, Anna Mae Latz, Helen Bezilla. SECOND ROW:--Carol Treasure, Anna Juschik, Henry Slone, Boyd Hamlin, Andrew Pezalski, Ruth Evanson. STANDING z- Mary Griest, Miss Bragonier, director. 'Q' Junior High School Orchestra Miss Ethel Bragonier, Director Under the direction of Miss Bragonier, the Junior High Orchestra is developing into what promises to be one of the leading musical organiza- tions of the school. PIANO-Mary Griest VIOLINS-Helen Bezilla, Anna Mae Latz, Ruth Evanson, Ermi Oberman, Etna Thiess, Anna Juschik, Carol Treasure TRUMPETSfBoyd Hamlin, Henry Slone BARITONE-Andrew Pezalski Ai 'Q1'Tg f '4'W' 4 l'l1ilipslil1x'y4lAl-liilli School' 1937 Tale Ligi l i HIGH SFHOOL DANFE ORFHESTRA Sl'IA'l'l'Ill: llse S1il'lI1g'Ql', Burrell Merrell, Belly Hamlin. STANDING: David Slomi, William Wissiiigei Franklin Goss, William Heath, Robert Stauffer, James Miller. 'Q' High School Dance Orchestra Barrett Merrell, Student Direct 01' Although small in number this year, the members ol' the orchestrzi worked especially hard to furnish peppy music for tions. The latest popular pieces were obtained and with the help of Mi Manner, rendered in an inimitable manner. The members were: PIANO--Betty Hamlin SAXUPHONES-Robert Stauffer, William Heath, Frank CLARINET--Franklin Goss VIOLINfI1se Springer TRAPSf Barrett Merrell lin Goss, Vvilliam Wissinger h, ,.,.l.1-.-A the various school func 4 Philipsburg High Schoolf1937 Tale Light SENIOR HIGH CHEER LEADERS K i SEATED:-Alfred Krebs. STANDING :-Mary McCabe, Dorothy Hugg, Marjorie Walton, Bertha Louise Harper, Madeline Gilpatrick, Myrtle Laws. 'Q P. H. S. Cheer Leaders By dint ol' much hard coaching on the part of Miss Meyer, our cheer leaders deveknged into a very ine groutx VVith the cooperation of the stu- dent body they provided the needed inspiration for the athletic teams. CHEERS Fight team fight, fight team fight, P-H-I-L-I-P-S-B-U-R-G, That's the Way you spell it And this is the Way you yell it, Philipsburg, iight team iight! Te-am, te-am Team, team, team! Who-burg, who-burg, P-H-I-L-I-P-S-B-U-R-G, Who-burg, who-burg, Philipsburg High School! Rah! The old fight, the old iight, Fight, fight, fight, fight Philipsburg, iight! Yea team, fight, fight, fight! Yea team, fight, nght, iight! Yea team fight! Come on White, Come on Blue, Come on Philipslourg, Tear right through! Al--l--Q Phiiipsbm-g High school-1937 Tale Light f 4 BOYS' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:-John Bannon, Orlando Ruggerio, Steve Comitz, Scott Marin, Andrew Flegal, Ben Peterson, Harry Myers, Gifford Amn.erman. SECOND ROW:vCharles Stratton. William Dobson. Max Wagner, Lewis Adams, Emile Van Lierde, Beezer 0'Neil, John Demcnak, Forrest Johnston. THIRD ROW:vMr. Arbegast, coach, William Lyman, manager: Lawrence Lucas, Jack Middleton, Ralph Richey, Harold McClinsey, Pat Gianopulos, John Black, manager. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Mr. Clyde E. Arbegast, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Sept. 26 ........ Snow Shoe ..,...... 30 ......... 0 ......... Home fOct. 3 ........ Morris Township ..., 0 ......... 6 .......,. Home +Oct. 10 ........ Bellefonte --- ...AA.. 0 ......... 20 ....... Away i:Oct. 17 ........ Clearfield ........... 18 ......... 6 ..1...... Home tOct. 23 ........ State College ..,.... 12 ......... 13 ....... .--Away 'FOct. 31 ........ Hollidaysburg -,..... 0 ......... 13 ......... Home tNov. 7 ........ Bellwood ........... 32 ......... 0 ......... Away iNov. 11 ........ Cooper Township .... 9 ......... 6 ......,1. Home tNov. 21 ........ Tyrone .........,.. 13 ......... 28 .... .... H ome rNov . 26 .... ----Osceo1a ......... --- 0 ......... 16 ......... Home it-Indicates Conference Games. Under the able direction of our new Coach, Clyde E. Arbegast, the boys enjoyed a very fine season. The following boys received letters: Andrew Flegal, Lewis Adams, Emile Van Lierde, Max Wag- ner, John Bannon, Gifford Ammerman, Lawrence Lucas, Harry Myers, Forrest Johnston, Ben Peterson, Steve Comitz, Scott Marin, John Demchak, Orlando Dobson, John Black, Manager. Ruggerio, Charles Stratton, Beezer O'Neil, William The following boys received numerals: Joe Frank, Jack Middleton, Pat Gianopulos, Paul Woods. Again this year the football squad, managers, tary and Kiwanis Clubs at a splendid banquet in the Huntingdon, and Coach McKnight, of Curwensville, about their coaching experiences. Ernest Brown, President of the Young Men's cheer leaders and band were the guests of the Ro- high school gymnasium. Professor Everhart, of were the speakers. Both men gave interesting talks Democratic Club, presented Gold Footballs to the following boys: Andrew Flegal, Max Wagner, Lewis Adams, Emile Van Lierde, Gifford Ammerman, John Bannon, Harry Myers, Ben Peterson, Steve Comitz, John Black, Manager. Scott Marin, Lawrence Lucas, Forrest Johnston, The football squad heartily thanks Miss Stover and her Junior and Senior pupils for the fine ban- quet which they enthusiastically prepared. A 1 Philipsburg High school-1937 Tale Light f--1---A JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:-Edward Jones, LeMoyne Chapman, Joe Frank, Ellsx-.'o1'Lh Russell. John Kragle, Jack Frank, Joe Merryman, Charles Rumberger, Edward Frye, Paul Woods. SECOND ROW:-Coach Jones, John Goldthorp, manager: William Woods, Harold Drury, William Nixon, Malcolm Dunsmore, Gus Tekeley, Richard Holdren, Frank Goss, Kermit Press, manager. Q Junior Varsity Football Schedule Mr. Alfred Jones, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Oct. 9 ,,.a..-. Osceola ...a......... 6 ......... Home Oct. 16 ..,W..,, Curwensville Home Oct, 23 ..,..r.. Tyrone ............., 6 ........, 7 ,,....,,. Away Oct. 30W - ,.... Osceola ---- - ..-,A... 0 ......... 6 Away Nov 6 ...,.... Curwensville Away Nov. 21 ....,v.. Tyrone A,.. ,- ..,...,.. O .......,. Home Under the able coaching' of Mr. Jones the Junior Varsity squad had a thoroughly worth-while season, gaining experience and knowledge in the meantime. 4---i-1-Q Philipsbm-if High School-1937 Tale Light f-----f------A on ' . Jbm 2 75 JUNIOR HIGII FOOTBALL TEAM FILONT ROW: Mr. I.-ucas, Coach: Richard McFee-ters. Ralph Paul, Gordon Twist, .Ioycc Fulmar, la-roy Hassinszer, Jack Ammermnn, Horace VVade. William Baumprardner, Mick Gianopulos, Bill Hurley. SECOND IZOVV: Harry Townsend, Mgr.: Icrov Flcpral, Bill I-Iummcl, Bob McGuire. Bob Owens, William Lamb, Bob Gearhart, Ilon Flcpxal, .lark Matthews, Edward 2- -Clifford Robins, manager: William Hagyard. David Thomas, Jack Flock. James Boyle, Francis Savaldriiran, TI-IIRIJ ROW Zitf, Bob Byron, Ernest Kassab, Braden Hassinger, Francis Matthews, Fred Ammerman, Donald Townsend, Bob Kragle, Fred Dobson, Eugene Woleslagle, manager, James Sulton, manager. 'Q- Junior I-ligh Football Schedule Mr. Russell Lucas, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Oct, 2 ....,... State College ........ 0 ......... 14 .......o. Home Oct. 16---- ,,,, Curwensville -- .,..... 14 .... -. .... 0 ....,,... Away Oct. 23 ...,,... Curwensville ,,..,.... 33 ...,...., 0--- ------Home Oct.. 30 -------- State College -------. 13 ---.--.-- 0 ..------- Away Nov. 6 -------- Clearfield ----, -------- 6 .-------- 26 --.------ Away Under the fine coaching of Mr, Lucas the Junior High boys were suc- cessful chasing the pigskin. We are sure their instruction and experience will mean much to future P. H. S. Football teams. 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light , BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROVV: fRobex'1 Fenton, Harold Schram, Pete Antolik, Jack Guelich, Lewis Adams. STANDING :g Gilford Ammerinan, Carl Lupton, rnanager: Andrew Flegal, Max Wagner. Asst. manager: Mr. Arbegast, Coach: Robert Granville. Joe Frank, Lawrence Lucas. Senior High Varsity Basketball Schedule Mr. Clyde E. Arbegast, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Alumni ,..,,,,,,.,. 25 ,,......, 24 ......... Home Jan. 1 ,,,,f... Bellefonte ,,,,....., 27 ......... 23 ....e.... Home Jan. 4 .,,,..., Morris Township .... 40 ......... 76 ....,.... Home Jan. 8 .,,..... Lewistown ......... ......... 1 5 ......... Home iiJ an. 12 ......o. Tyrone .,.,......... ...v..... 1 3 ......... Away Han. 15 ...1.... Hollidaysburg ......... 12 .......,. Home :FJ an. 19 ,,11,1,. Bellwood ..,.......1 ......... 1 9 ......... Away itlan. 22 11,.,... Mount Union ...1,,1,. 27 ......... Home Jan. 26 ......,, State College 1,,.... 23 ,o,,..... 17 .o....... Away illan. 29 .1.1,.1. Huntingdon 1- ...., 28 ...,..... 24 ......... Home Feb. 2 ...1.... Clearfield --, .... 29 ...,..... 17 ...1..... Home tFeb. 5 ....... -Lewistown -- .... .,....... 2 2 ......... Away Feb. 6 .......1 Bellefonte ,.... - .... 37 1........ 21 ......... Away i'Feb. 9 .,,,,,.. Tyrone A-.- .1,,,,... 37 .......,. 30----.-----Home rFeb. 12 ,,,..... Hollidaysburg 17 ...,..... 9 ......... Away i'Feb. 17 .1,,.... Bellwood ........1.. 39 .....,... 23 ......... Home tFeb. 19 .,,.1... Mount Union 28 .....,..1 34 ......... Away Feb. 23 ...,.... Clearfield .,...1.11. 23 ......... 11 ......... Away i'Feb. 26 .1...... Huntingdon ........ 25--. ....... 29 ......... Away Mar. 2 ..,,.,1, State College 37 ......,.. 19 ......... Home riIndicates Mountain League Games. Under the very ine coaching of Coach Arbegast the Varsity squad enjoyed a very successful season. The Mountain League ended in a three-way tie for first place with three losses against each team. In the play-off Mount Union defeated Philipsburg and Lewistown defeated Mount Union. The following boys received letters: Gifford Arnmerman, Lewis Adams, Andrew Flegal, Peter Antolik, Jack Guelich, Joe Frank, Jack Goss, Carl Lupton, Manager. The following boys received numerals: Lawrence Lucas, Harold Schram, Robert Granville, Robert Fenton. .4 a B n s Philipsburg High SchoolAl937 Tale Light f-l--L---'i'A GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Marg'a.ret Cushner, Myrtle Laws, Jean Townsend, Edith Lukens, Velda Myers. SECOND ROW:-Leanore Eboch. Mary Matthews. Betty Lou Lynn. Dorothy Sheroky, Ann Drivas, Bessie Stein, Margaret Gearhart. THIRD ROVV:-Dotty Latz, Maxine Humphrey, Verna Shufran, Lorraine Gustafson. Madeline Gilpatrick, manager: Miss Meyer, coach: Ruth Gearhart, manager: Emily Joy Milsom, Doris Mae John, Ann Antolik, Cleo McCall. Q' Senior High Girls' Basketball Schedule Miss Edith Meyer, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. Morrisdale ........... 30 ......... 21 .... I ..... Away Jan. Curwensville ...,,.,.. 36 ......... 6 ......... Home Jan. Bellwood ,,..... - .... 40 ........ l-13 ..o...... Away Jan. Bellefonte -- ..,o..o 31 .,....... 4 ......... Away Jan. Snow Shoe ..,....... 22 ..,...... 28-- Away Jan. Huntingdon .o..,.,.. 26 ......... 21 ......... Home Feb. --- .,,. Curwensville ,,...... 15--- ---28---------Away Feb, --- ---- Morrisdale --- ----- 29 ----- ---14---------Home Feb. -------- State College -- ---- 24 --------- 6 ---- ---- A way Feb. -------- Bellwood ------ ---- 3 8--- ---11 ---- ----Home Feb. -------- State College --- ---- 34--- ---26---- ----Home Feb. -------- Bellefonte ---- ---- 2 9 ----- ---26 --------- Home Feb. -------- Huntingdon -- ---- 20 --------- 6 --------- Away Mar Junior High -- ---- 30 --------- --------- H ome 27 MRT. Snow Shoe - 8 --------- ---------28--------- Home Much credit must be given to the girls squad this year, and also to their new and efficient coach, Miss Meyer. Starting out with only a few of last year's squad, Miss Meyer, with the cooperation of every girl, molded and put on the basketball court a fine team. The following girls received letters: Jean Townsend, Margaret Gearhart, Leanore Eboch, Dorothy Sheroky, Myrtle Laws, Ann Drivas, Edith Lukens, Betty Lou Lynn, Dorothy Hugg, Manager. The following girls received numerals: Lorraine Gustafson, Doris Johns, Cleo McCall, Verna Shufran, Velta Meyers, Emily Milsom, Bessie Stine, Dotty Latz, Margaret Kushner. 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light L----A JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:---Harold Drury, Gus Tekeley, Ed Frye. SECOND ROW z--Jack Frank, LeMoyne Chapman John Kragle, John Demchak. Dick Guelich. THIRD ROW:--ABill Lyman, inanagerg Noah Moriariiy Reefer 0'Neil, Dick Pierson, Jack Price, Joe Kephart., Mr Jones, Coach. DATE Jan. J an. an. Klan. :KJ an. :FJ an. :PJ an. Jan. ---J an. Feb. :f2Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. :liFBb. :l:Feb. .1. Feb. Feb. i5iF6b. Mar. 3- ...,, 1, 4 ..... .--- 12 ..,,..,, 19 ........ 2 ,,...... State College Q Junior Varsity Basketball Schedule Mr. Alfred Jones, Coach TEAM P.H.S. Bellefonte .......... Morris Townshi P 8 ,,., .... L ewistown ....., -- Tyrone ..-...,,,.... -,----,,I-Iollidaysburg Bellwood ....,...... 1-----,,Mount Union --------State College 29 e.Y.,,.. Huntingdon - 2 ........ Curwensville ,-------Lewistown 1 --------Be11efonte ..--------- Morris Township Tyrone ....,.,, Hollidaysburg ----1--,120 Bellwood ...... .... Au----Mount Union N--- ---Curwensville Huntingdon -. ..., A- OPP. ---------19 ---a,,--118 1-11,-,,a22 1,-------15 -,,----1-23 -1 ......, 21 111 -1,,1v---20 -,-------17 ------1,-18 ---------31 --,------16 1---,,---16 ------11-12 --------,17 11-----1-21 -------.--26 ----,,---16 -1-,-----15 Indicates Mountain League Games. Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Under the experienced coaching of Mr. Jones the Junior Varsity basketball squad after gaining self confidence, was a team of which to be proud. Although they didn t emerge from the season with flying colors we feel certain they have gained experi ence which will be a benefit to old P. H. S. in the near future. 1 Philinsbure High School- 1937 'me Light f JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:-flirnesl 0X'Clll12iH, Jack Heller, Rembrandt Geomre, Jack McCamley, John IiE1lll2ll'l,. SECOND ROW? Jark Oxley, Jark Ammerman, Ilcnalil Town-send, Bill Hummel, Jack Crain. THIRD ltOW':ffJ:u-li llule, XVilliam Hagyard, Donald Fleeal, Mr. Henry, Coaclig Bob Johnston, lll2lTl2Ll.E'9l', B011 VVooclx'ing, Herman Pezzxlslsi. Junior High School Basketball Schedule Mr. Maynard Henry, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. l:Jan. 15 ..,,,,.. Keith iAltoCnal ,,,, 16 .,,,,,A,, 29 .....,,,. Home Jan. 19 ,,...... Curwensville ,,,,,,.. 371111 ,,... 21 ,.,.. -.111Home 2i:.Ian. 22 ..,,.,1, Roosevelt iAltoonaJ 113 .1,,..,.. 18 ,,1,..1.. Away Jan. 26 ,,.,.,., Bellwood .,,,,111 1 1- 28 ..11,,... 8 ..,,,,,,, Home Nan. 29 ,1.,,,,, State College .,., 11125 ,,,...,,, 21 ..,,,,,,, Away Feb. 2 ,,....,, Clearfield 1 .,,..,,,,, 22 ,,,,..... 1611. .,..,,, Home ifiFeb. 5 ,...,.,, Keith QAltoonal 111115 ,..,1,,,, 22 ..,,,.,,. Away 1-Feb. 12 ,,.. 111-Roosevelt fA1toonaJ 124 111111111 23 111111111 Home Feb. 15 11111111 Bellwood 11111111111 18 111111111 6 111111111 Away i11Feb. 19 11111111 State College 1111111 22 111111111 1411 1111 111Home Feb. 23 11111111 Curwensville 11111111 19 111111111 13 111111111 Away Feb. 26 11111111 Clearfield 1111111 1 111011111 1111 12 111111111 Away if:-Indicates Central Penna. Jr. High League Games. Again the Junior High Basketball Squad, under the coaching of Mr. Henry, were very successful. Junior High Girls' Basketball Schedule 1? -- -HYWQ Philipsbura High school-1937 Tale Light f--yall L 1 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW:fJean Shui.L'ar1s, Anna Mary MacDonald, Suzanna Golrlthorpe, Margaret George. SECOND ROW:--Maxine Hummel, Marjorie Lyman, Esther Roth, Helen Stonebraker, Mary Ellen Christotf, Anne Sheroky. Kathryn Stack. THIRD ROW:--Alzine Lucas, Sara Kassab. Anna Juschik, Miss Meyer, Coach: Augusta Schwab, manager: Mabel Norris, manager: Gwen Jones, Marjorie Johnston, Margaret Welsh. Q- Miss Edith Meyer, Coach DATE TEAM P.H.S. OPP. Jan. 12 ..,.,... Curwensville .,,,,..s. 33 ......L,, 2 ......, .--Home Jan. 26 ....,,., Bellwood .,..,,...v.. 32 ......,,. 10 ......... Home Feb. 2 ........ Curwensville -.. ...,.. 22 ......... 7 ...,..... Away Feb. 15 1,...,.. Bellwood .....11..... 26 ..., .. 1.., 14 ......... Away Mar. 2 Senior High ........., 8 ,,......1 30 .1....... Home These girls and their most able coach are to be congratulated upon their very successful season this yea1'. We Want to wish them every bit of good luck, because with their ability we feel sure they will be future High School stars. The Junior High cheer leaders this year were: Margaret George, Marjorie Lyman. Mary Lou Frank, Marie Bush, Jean Shugarts, Billy Glover. 4 Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light , BOXING TEAM FIRST ROW:-Lee Pevna, Nick Gianopulos, Carl Lupton, Lynn Bloom, Harry Myers, Lawrence Lucas, Eugene Miller. SECOND ROW:-Mr. Arbegast, Coach: John Myers, Ralph Richey, Edward Snyder, Frank Grazier, Forrest Johnson, Harold Swope, Beever 0'Neil, Max Wagner, manager. 'Q' BOXING Mr. Clyde E. Arbegast, Director Boys from the Seventh grade up to the Seniors turned out for Boxing again this year and they showed a keen interest in the sport. Although there were no inter-scholastic meets held this year it is the hope that in the future both Wrestling and boxing might become regular sports at Philips- burg High School. The classes they entered are as follows: Lee Perna -- ..........i,...L..,,.,,,................ 95l'b Class Nick Gianopulos ,,,..,,,......,..................e. --105lb Class John Myers ........,i,..........,,........e ........,. 1 O5Tb Class Carl Lupton ..,,,.,,... -.- .......,,...,............ 115Ib Class Ralph Richy L-- -1 A.....,.,, .......,,,.. .......,.... 1 2 5l'b Class Lynn Bloom e,....., 1--- ..........,.........,....... 135Tb Class Lawrence Lucas 11--- .,.,,........,,............... 135Tb Class Edward Snyder ---H ...,,v,,.....,,....,.......,...... 135Ib Class Frank Grazier --- ................... - ............. -.-135l'b Class Eugene Miller ..., ...,,,. - -, ....,.....,,.. - ........ 145Ib Class Forrest Johnson ,... ...,.....,....a......e......... 1 45lb. Class Harold Swope .... - ......,..,.,.......1.............. 155Ib. Class Beezer O'Neil ,,.....1,1. .,..1................1...... 1 55lb. Class Harry Myers 11- ..11,1 ..1..................... 1 65l'b. Class A Q Philipsburg High School-1937 Tale Light , A TALES--- Seriousness is done, you see, Now we'll have some jollity. Teacher: Who was Homer ? J. Bannon: He was the fellow who made Babe Ruth famous. Teacher: What do all these zeros on your paper mean ? Andy F.: f'Nothing. Teacher: Give me an example of period fur- nituref' Don W.: Well, I should say an electric chair, because it ends a sentence. Naomi W.: But why do you object to my get- ting married? Is it because of my youth? Mr. Williams: Yes, I think he's absolutely hopeless. Frank G. lover telephonejz Can I get a box for two tonight ? Puzzled voice: We don't have boxes for two. Frank G.: Isn't this the theatre ? Puzzled voice: No, you're talking to the under- taker. I say, why is Hugg pacing up and down out- side his house like that? He's awfully worried about his daughter. Why, what has she got? The car. Freshman: We sure have a nne landlady. She saved me the tenderest part of the chicken when I was late for dinner yesterday. Sophomore: What part was that ? Freshman: The gravy. . Barrett M.: I have courted your daughter for fifteen years. Mr. Newman: Well, what do you want? Barrett M.: To marry her. Mr. Newman: Well I'll be darned, I thought you Wanted a pension. Chet: What do you say to a little kiss? Jane: I've never spoken to one. Jack Peters: How did Ray get that sore jaw? Max S.: A girl cracked a smile. Jack: Well? . Max: It was his smile. Policeman: How many times is this I've ar- rested you? Dick H.: Don't ask me, I thought you were keepin' the score. One Sunday night a Nebraska preacher sternly roared: When those young men in the rear get through flirting with the girls I hope they will give me a chance, and he wondered why the con- gregation laughed. This is a skyscraper, announced the guide. Lucille: 'iOh, I'd love to see it work. Prof.: What do you know about nitrates ? Jean M.: They're cheaper than day rates. EVERYTHING IN A NUTSHELL A speaker began an address before a group of students the other morning in this way, 'iNo.v I'm not going to talk very long but if you get what Fm going to say in your heads, you'll have the whole thing in a nutshell. NONSENSE Road maps tell a motorist everything he wants to know except how to fold them up again. Another good thing about the truth is that you don't ha ve to remember what you said. The fellow who invented swing, ought to. Synonym: A word used when you can't spell the word you want. The hardest tumble a man can take is to fall over his own bluff. Some college girls pursue learning while others learn pursuing. It's better to give than to lend, and it costs about the same. SONG HITS A Fine Romance -Barrett and Mick. A Treat for the Eyes -100's in conduct. Boo-Hoo -I flunked the exams. an For Sentimental Reasons -The faculty passed us. Close To Me -P. H. S. Gee, But You're Swell -Bun and Marg theme song. I Can't Escape From You -Studies. I've Waited a Lifetime -For graduation. It's De-Lovely -New building. I've Got You Under My Skin -Chem. l'One In A Million -P. H. S. Band. ll ll ll No Regrets -sWhen we graduate. Read The ACI5 Treat Yourself to a Better Chance TO get the most out of lifcwin security, independence, prog- ress and the chance to do for others -men and women fit their ambi- tions, brains, skill and courage to the tasks of the world. As a community institution, with a record ot' 45 years ol' whole- hearted cooperation with its neigh- bors, The First National Bank of- fers you complete banking facili- ties. We invite you to build a reserve account here-and thus to treat yourself to a better chance for progress in your chosen field. Ready money often is the key to advancement. Tl-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PIIILIPSBUHG, PENNSYLVANIA CTOIVIPLIMFINTS .Q OF ' MAE COLE ABT BEAUTY SALON Laurel Street O O .1UsT WONDERFUL Foon Miller Bros. Restaurant COINIPLIMENTS OF' A FRIEND Davis' jewelry Store VVhere Patrons Get Honest Jewelry At An Honest Price .WW 0 WW, . EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Bill Thompson tClass '?9j Graduate of The Bowman Technical School Flowers For Every Occasion Ashcroft Floral Shop PHILIPSBURG, PA. Say It With F lowers VVe Telegraph 'Them Anywhere. Mrs. H. S. Ashcroft Phone 421 Gen. Hardware Sz Supply Co. - INCORPORATED- Jobbers and Distributors Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware, Mine Supplies, Stoves and Ranges, Sewer Pipe, DuPont Powder and Explosives, Automobile and Electric Supplies, Toys. 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Ligonier, Pa. 400 ROOMS OF OOMFOIIT Coffee Shop Restaurant WH AT- T0 -WEAR OOMPLIMENTS ..0F. -Gift Suggestions- LINGERIE - HOSE COSTUME JEWELRY - BAGS W' T' GRANT CO' COMPLIMENTS -OF- The New Rowland Theatre Penn State Taxidermy Clearfield Hardware wmlesaners and Retailers .IOBBERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF of Ice HARDWARE, MINE SUPPLIES AND EXPLOSIVES Unsold 'Trophles and Leather Goods for Sale -.-A0-.A U---0---US---A---VISIT Fourth Street PIIILIPSBURG, PA. CLEARFIELD, PA. COMPLIMENTS R. P. Dunsmore OF DR. H S. STEIN SALES S SEEVIEE DENTIST PIIILIPSBURG, PA. Philipsburg Marble and Granite Works CALLAHANS U, The Best 1n . I lVIem0rials'9 CITY MQHT MHIRGT Corner Third and B' 1 'M Pine Streets Call 59 Prompt Delivery Philipsburg, Pa. The 1937 Edition ' ,T in Q And We of the P. H. s. 5 I qhe A HTa1e,Lightf, b , - ENGRAVED STATIONERY' Supplied the 1937 was pun ed In I l 't' 'I Graduating Class Centre Countyis g oFFlcE suPPLlEs with their best e ui ed S A ' -A AND q pp 3 , C ' FURNITURE ,I En raved 4 g printing plant' 2 l ni- ,E Commencement , 5 1 CO, A Invitations S Us 2 INC- 4 1 i and Visiting Cards. 5 , X- 4, , l l' lxr , Fl, 'Ke L, ' 'QJZYJJA NEW AND USED TYPEWRTTERS Z ADDING MACHINES LOOSE LEAF AND BOUND BOOKS STEEL FILING EQUIPMENT, SAFES, ETC. IIAJESTIC 'THEA'TRE BLDG. COMPLIMENTS Wholesale and Retail Dealers in OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO Dr. G. B. Merrell ,W , .0 YL, Front Street PHILIPSBURG, PA - DRIVAS' SUPER-CREAMED Prrtchard Bros. Garage ICE CREAM Third and Pine Sts. Phone 42 LUNCHES - SODAS - SUNDAES COFFEE - PASTRIES PLYMOUTH - PACKARD - DESOTA -FIRESTONE TIRES- Our Own Make Candy a Specialty. -Visit the- Czu' Wzwhing, Greasing' and srol-.lg-Q Drlvas Sugar Bowl PARTS FUR. ALL CARS. Philipsburg Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS -OF- LGF. Dr. A. C. Lynn D . F k K. Y 'l ' I ran y me Dr. Lester Luxenberg COMPLIMENTS -QF. Ro H. Sch reffler Point Service Station YVNI. RICHIWIOND, Prop. DR. J. E. JUSICK TIRES MOBILGAS MoB1Lo1L D E N T I S T LUBRICATION . IT PAYS TO LOOK SUCCESSFULU Miller Cleaning 8- Dye Works Phlp b g P Ph 424 J Quality That Will Win Your Approval FAIRLAVVN SUPREME COFFEE FAIRLAVJN FRESH GROUND COFFEE RED RAVEN COFFEE FAIRLAWN STORES S O LOUIS GIANOPULOS R, SLQNE OUR USUAL CUSTOM OF 1076 DISCOUNT TO ALL GRADUATES IS YoURs ON ANY PURCHASE. ALWAYS CONSIDER--- Your local merchants Hrst when out shopping. ADELMAN 8- RATOWSKY H A Mark Motor Com any COMPLIMENTS - - P PONTIAC- OF . . Amer1ca's Fmest Low Priced Car. Philipsburg Service Station -04-S WILLIAM PMCE GENERAL MoToRs TRUCKS COMPLIMENTS O CQBTPLIMENTS n F . OF Mornmgstar Balcemes SBCS Sh1rt Factory X R. W. KEN NARD Qu Boot Op Quality vvamhmaker and Jeweler SMART FOOTWEAR GRUEN, BULOVA AND ELGIN WATCH AGENCIES HOSIERY, TOO Easy Payments. PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Moshamiqn Mill 81 Lumber Co. EVO Save You Money NABORHOOD AUTO STORE A Full Line of Auto Accessories and Parts, Oils and Package Lubricants LUMBER AND MILL W0RK HOUSE AND OAI: RADIOS A1' SPECIAL PRICES Phone No. 424-R PIIILIPSBUEG, PA 120 I4 mm street Open 8 A. M. to 9 P M BUY YOUR COMPLIMENTS GRADUATION SUITS OF AND FURNISHINGS HERE A Special Discount for All Graduates. F inberg's Store S. Rusnak, Jr. OFAIRIIAVVN STORE The Old Corner Drug Store THREE REGISTERED PHARMA CISTS HOFFER'S NOVELTY STORE Greeting' Cards for All Occasions. Harry E. Weber FUNERAL DIRECTOR-LICENSED EMBALMER Sincere, Sympathetic Service LICENSED LADY ASSISTANT Phone Phllipsburg 217-M Citizens Water Service Company Morris Water Company Furnishing Pure Water to Philipsburg' and Vicinity. COMPLIMENTS OF Kelley 81 Johnston COMPLIMENTS OF Frank's Clover Farm Market Thrift Service Plus Satisfaction. P' St t Ph 350 J COMPLIMENTS OF J. L. Maurer 8z Son George M. Kellock Dealer in CONFECTIONS - TOBACCO - CIGARS FRUIT - ETC. PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF JONES 81 CO. GENERAL HARDWARE -and- BUILDING SUPPLIES PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Philipsburger Restaurant Choose Your Plumber as You Vifould Your Physician Plumbers are as necessary in safeguarding S. Z. the health of your family as physicians, and your plumber should be selected with the same Care' T A I L 0 R Your plumber is the physician and will cure the ills of your sewerage and water systems. Gents' Furnishings The Plumber Protects the Health of the Nation. Phone 193 E. E. PHILIPSBURG, PA. SPIES BROTHERS, INC. Manufacturers of JEWELRY CLASS PINS CLASS RINGS DIPLOMAS AND CLUB EMBLEMS ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS TROPHIES DANCE PROGRAMS FRATERNITY AND SORORITY BIDS AND FAVORS SALES OFFICE AND SHOW ROOMS 27 East Monroe Street FACTORY 1140 Cornelia Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Compliments I of ssngngusn Food Stores . K U R I Z I3 R O S. If it is used in the school, We can supply it. MANUFACTURING STATIONERS-COMMERCIAL PRINTERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT The School Supply House of Clearfield, Pa. Moffat Floral Shop AND GREENHOUSES Dr. Carl Dlnger Mrs. Bessie Moffatt D E N T I S T Flowers For All Occasions Phone 363-M or 363 J W. F. Stonebraker Ibberson Drug Store QUALITY GROCERIES ALWAYS DIFFERENT -on -r th H t 1 Ph'l'1 - GOODRICH TIRES GULF GAS Josiah Pritchard Garage PHILIPSBURG, PA. WASHING AND GREASIN G QUALITY PARTS FOR ALL CARS PHONE 7 NEVER CLOSED Walter Magwire COMPLIMENTS OF Haberdashery FOR GENTLEMEN E R AT POPULAR PRICES JUSTICE OF THE PEACE MUSSER BROS. Furniture and Floor Covering CHESTER HILL PHILIPSBURG, PA. Phone 230-BI The Parker Flower Shop L' Stein 5' Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILDING MATERIALS QUALITY FLORIST ., .0T?4 iwinol.,-. Service to Your Door Phone 374 PHILIPSBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS I. O. Reed Estate GRAIN, HAY, FLOUR, FEED, OF SEEDS, ET . - - - C Phrhpsburg Sanrtary Laundry 'OE' and Dry Cleaners PHILIPSBURG, PA. Sixth 8 Spruce Sts. Phone 430 Why not Cook and Bake with Parofax Gas ? N o 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 Vl'ith Big Pictures Home of Perfect Sound and Projection. Good entertainment actually helps you through life . . . and tl1f:'l'G,S no entertainment equal to a good movie. ATTEND MOVIES REGULARLY. 1Congratulations P. H. S. Graduates! COMPLIMENTS OF Wink1e's Beauty Salon COMPLIMENTS OF J. W. WETTER COMPLIMENTS OF Calvin F. Orwig AUTO INSURANCE One of Our Home Industries-- Tasty Brand Meats Tasty Products Co THE SAMPLER GIFTS Fon ALL OCCASIONS INTERIOR DECORATIONS M. Elizabeth Davis 13 Front Street PHILIPSBURG, PA. GREETINGS! CLASS OF '37 Fink's Sunoco Service In the Heart of the Business District P. H. S. COMPLIMENTS OF Harry B. Scott P. H. S. Appreciation 'Q' This, our allotted task is ended, And all efforts have been bended To create a record that will survive And keep your memories alive Of days at High School unsurpassed In learning and joy and now, at last, We bid goodbye to school friends true And only hope we've given you A moment's thought, a little fun For pleasure given is merit Won. We thank all those who undertook T3 help us cdit this Year Book.