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

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— La Saltianna V Junior Class History Our Flight Our airplane began its four-year journey in 1929 with forty-seven passengers. Mr. Snyder was our pilot and a very fine one, indeed. The next year a few, having weak hearts and being a little dubious about continuing the journey, decided that it was safer on land; so our crew was made up of those of a braver mind. We made several stops for plays and vacations here and there, but were soon in the air again. We are now on our third lap and with Miss Ewing as our able pilot we know we are to reach our goal under her excellent leadership with very few accidents. Lately, we have been working very hard to raise money to finance the crew. We bought our class rings this year and are exceptionally proud of them. I he necessary apparatus which keeps our plane on its safe course is as follows: Engine—(President) .....................................Myron Kieblf.r Propellor—(Fire President) .....................James Wilson Wings—(Secretary) ......................................Sarah Amkno Tail—(Treasurer) ......................................Dannie McDivitt The Juniors are the hustling class. The kind who work, you know. You never see us loafing. Like some classes that we know. G. A. “33”. 1932 Twenty-seven

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La Saltianna Vs Junior Class Twenty-six

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« S 2 r c A 5' 2- Name Chief Delight Aim Probably will he in 1940 Sarah Amcno Gladys Allenbaugh ! Ward Brown . Janet Conn Ruth Cochran George Cunklcman Geneva Cash Eva Dunn Edwin Franklin June Hilty Myron Kiehler Robert McKclvey Dannie McDivitt Gilbert Maguire John Rupert Donald Shirley Mary Sherlock Gilbraith Stitt Mabel Stine Mrs????? — Mary Ellen Walters James Wilson U N •