Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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 ■Lcz Saltianna V Can You Imagine Margaret being noisy; Dora using lipstick; Joe missing a basket; Charlotte without Chalsmer; Chester never grinning; Virginia being short; Mildred without gum; Detention Hall without a Senior; Charles without a lesson; Jim with one; Sidney making love; Vivian without a latest; Richard telling a lie; Elaine without noise; Snyder or Shupe with nothing to say; Veda or Marian in Detention for talking; Mary being late; Hester not being helpful; Gertrude without dimples; Martha missing a day; Doris without a friend from the “Bluff?” An Ideal Girl ONE POSSESSING— Simp’s.................................................... Height Dot’s....................................................... Form Peg’s....................................................... Hair Viv's....................................................... Eyes Hester’s.................................................... Nose Snyder’s.............................................. Complexion Mid’s..................................................... Brains E’en’s..............................................Good Nature Shupie’s............................................ Good Taste An Ideal Boy ONE POSSESSING— Jim’s.................................... Whitesell’s.............................. Richard’s................................ Chester’s................................ Getty’s.................................. Chalsmer’s............................... Charles’................................. . Height ......... Build .......... Eyes . Good Nature Athletic Ability ......... Voice ........ Brains I.S.. '32. 1932 Tu 'nty-lhree

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La Saltianna V I, Vivian Horrell, bequeath my chewing gum and gab to Marv Sherlock. 1 . Gertrude Loughry, bequeath my charming manners and quietness to Vivian Vensel. I, Richard Maguire, bequeath my acting ability and quick-wittedness to Myron Kiebler. I, James Myers, bequeath my athletic inclinations and superiority to Robert McKelvey. I, Hester McDivitt, bequeath my lipstick and bloom to all the Junior girls. I hope they use it sparingly. I Mildred Schardt, bequeath my linguistic ability and alto voice to Gladys Allenbaugh. I, Martha Shearer, bequeath my undying love for science to Ethel Calamari. I. Charlotte Shupe, bequeath my frankness to Felgie Kengerski. It will improve her morals. I, Elaine Stein, bequeath my famous giggle and sprightliness to Adda Kinter. I, Marian Simpson, bequeath my “si ecs” and long hair to Mabel Stein. I. Isabel Snyder, bequeath my business-like appearance and good looks to Eva Dunn. I, Isabel Shupe, bequeath my modesty and choice of blonds to Helen Grassel. I, Veda Waddell, bequeath my mysteriousness to Fern Lowman. I, Sidney Waugaman, bequeath my hatred for women to George Kunkleman. I, Doris Woolweaver, bequeath my striking style and taste for lengthy skirts to Sara Ameno. (Signed) THE CLASS OF ’32, Dora Ask ins, ’32 Elaine Stein, ’32 Twenty-two 193 2

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La Saltianna 1932 Twen ty-four