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

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 V V V V V V V V V V V V V M Henry N. Jones - Henry - To him has fallen the honor of guiding our class thru the senior year and he has certainly shown us his excellent executive ability.Popular? Yes, indeed: And no wonder for his genial smile and quick wit makes everyone his friend, one in particular. His determination to travel upward explains why he should he proud of his scholastic record. Our best wishes go with you, Henry: Your record in S.H.S. is one to excite pride. Frances Jean Leboski - Fran is the industrious young lady who sews so beautifully. Not many girls can make their own clothes but Frances surely can. Her heart, like the moon, is ever changing and there's a man in it, too. We hear that she desires to become a school teacher but she is giving it up in favor of running a beauty parlor of her own. Patronize your classmate, girls:: We know you’ll be successful in 'whatever you desire to set your heart. 'We'll miss you, Fran. Fern Rebecca Lowman - Becky - Begone, dull care: Thou and I can never agree. Who of us will not miss the pranks of Becky, who is really the cut-up of the class? It seems hard to believe that she is about to flee from the admonitions of her teachers and classmates. We wonder if Fern has many serious moments. Certainly her way of laugh-| ing thru life belies such thought. We hope her untiring efforts to master languages will bring her success as a Latin teacher. Wilfred George Maguire - Molly is the Peck's Bad Boy of our class. When he gets his lessons, if he does, no one knows, for most of his time is spent in talking or joking, or laughing. He is Irish and woe to the: unlucky one who attempts to argue with him, for he will always have the last word. The opposite sex doesn't seem to 'rate' with Wilfred, but it doesn't pay to be too certain for his friends are not few. He may be a surveyor some day.

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w V 'ft Ivor Joist Morgan - Jack - A liquating, a hunting we will go 11 Jack may be shy and ill-at-ease in the classroom but he is right at home in the wide, open spaces. And by the way, we are told that he can swim like a fish in the water. Although Jack has more outside interest, he is willing to do all he can to help the Class of 1935. He has shown marked improvement in his work in the school and should make his mark in the world. Edwin Vincent Nelmes - Ed - He came. He saw. He conquered. — At least, that's what the senior claes thinks. Ed, an English lad, towers over us all for he is the tallest in our class. And you should hear him play the violin — no wonder a certain Senior is under his spell}I Ed's special ambition is to be a great orchestra leader and we hope his dream comes true soon. Bon voyage, Edl He's our basketball center. Marie Florence Newhouse - Marie is the quietest and most retiring girl in our class, a veritable mouse. 'Ve know little about this blue-eyed miss except that she seems to care little for masculine friends, but you can never tell. Small, shy, and well-behaved, Marie has been somewhat of a mystery to us, but we feel certain that she will come out on the top. If earnestness and application mean anything she will do just that. Ada Belle Quick - Ada Belle came to our ranks this year from Ohio. McArthur's loss was certainly Saltsburg's gain. She has a great abundance of good nature which she is always spreading everywhere. Not only is she a skillful artist but she has mastered the accordion. It is rumored that a young lad from Ohio is frequently seen with her and — veil, anyway, you have our congratulations, Ada Bellei I We predict a great future in your artistic endeavor. V V V v