Scotland School for Veterans Children - Taps Yearbook (Scotland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1943 volume:

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APPRECIATION . 9 . . . r. . . ensin e rin in ns ruco FCHWARD lt lNll'16xl'5OIWG olll'1e kGT11Ol Cla l not and that tlm look Nl 1110 ent a l1ale11ge to all lutL11c v1acuat1r1w c as ex that tl'11O11 lv tl11 lvoolx ex 1cl 1 1 I1 011 1 0 equal lut to excel 0111 6ffOll c t 6 TO tl11 no fl lc 1 me a me me 1 c6111 ulc IIPICNX IC x 611 U 1 10 tlw ll lu? 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L Supelmtenclent I C' Allen I congratulate the 194 SGIIIOI Claes on thls tlne ISSUE of Taps The plannmff been your oxxn xx ork and of lt you can feel ploud '1s1t1 flects cledlt on the school As I xx rlte 170 Scotland School boxs are IH UIl1fOII'!11I'l ex erx branch of the SQIXICQ and scattexed all ox er the face of the globe Ex erv dax I get letters from some of them and all of them sax that thex are proud of the school and haxe profited bex ond measule bv the tralnlng they xecelx cd hele Thev are vxr1t1ng a gloxlous chapter IH our hlstoxv and xxlll pleserxe for us, those treedoms ton xx hlch then fathers befole them fought and dled Our flrst 1ob IS to xxln the xx al as qulcklv as pos lble 'xlanx of you xx1ll soon be m QQIXILQ Hou haxe an obllgatlon greater than the ax erage soldler You must mam tam uphold defend and be loyal and tlue to the Ideals of your fathers and th1 IIl9tltUtlOl'l I f -Xllen Supelmtendent Txxentx rn W f 7':'Lr',,5,'.- dvr. , 25 I 'iv Y ,M VI s N Q' ,I u 3 'l .. r. . 1 9 ' - 1 x ' v ' 1 x ' U . - 'I - ' 0 c. . .. .. ,, of the book, the preparation of the copy and cuts, as xvell as the actual printing. have ' K .Y .7 L V' C 1 I A ' ' .lv V - ' ' - ' v, - f r ' ' -' fs . f ' . . ' v. I , V I . L. Q L V U. kv . - ' '-4 ? ...-.pautv imp..- V11 Nlfiullce Hecklu Aksxstant SLlIJQ111'ltLll1E:11t Fxuntx txm Nh R D Wlaclav SUDQIVISOI of Senondaxx Educatlon f 9 5 7 Q ummm va f, -vQ-- , fl , g 's - 4 . -' . . A . - 1' V 4 ' 1' 1 - . . . , . .,. . . X4 w . f . - ' - . - v . . . . . V , , Hlgh School Faculty 1 R D Vaclav Su erxiwi of euondaix Ifducaton NI Bitnei libiailan Nlathematics Language M1ssStrouse Home Economics N11 Shields Science Nlatn ematics Hrs BOXXQI XOCd.lNlI.l5lC N11 Nlentfei Instiumental Nlusin NI s llillei SOLl3.lStLlCl16s NI1 Fuss Nlathematlu Tu I z 'V 4 ' ni 3, 1 I Q A V I fl f' F 41,-N, .A U3 Mx . 'S' I :.1'. ' ', Q : Mi Funk, Science, Historyg Mr. Oliver. C0mme1'cial1Miss Campbell, Languages: M12 Frey A . ' .K-Y : m 'Ss L. . . ' iw: A -. ' Lv' .' . ' A ' ' ,SZ A' K.. Y .' ,' ,, A S' ,: A .. A ra .Y K. . f A t.' ,I A 1.-.' A. ' . Q-..L5'-tlxm-A i L nw iaiwf The Classes Dur Advlsors Mr Maance Heckler It has been mx Dllxllege to xx at h each of you en tel school and pass fl om the small lme to the blg llne Noxx xou ale passmg mto ex en .2 lalgel lme an l must flllfl a place fO1 xourseli H ou ale leaxmg at a tlme xx hen lt Is mole IITIDOI tan than ex 61 fO1 x ou to l1xe up to the tl ammg you 19 Lexx ed heze and to ploxe to XOUlN9lf the state Lhe school and XOU1 counllx that xou ale an Amerlcan cxtlzen It lk mx 91116919 xxlsh that each of xou xx1ll haxe a succe ful and happx llfe Mr Conrad Guss Xvlth you the Semom of 1943 go not onlx mx best xxlshes and mx fellcltatlons on xoul paet ach1exe ment but also mx confldence ln x oul Splllt and abil tx to accompllsh dallllg adx entules IH the futule It has been tluly a pleasul e and p11x1lege to xx O1 lx xxlth xou toxxald goals mutuallx agxeed upon a xx Olthx plactlcal and I hope xx holesomelx QUITILI latmg I ehall not soon forget the pleasant aseoclatxons ha1ed xx 1th membele of the claes of -13 xax Good Luck' fda! 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Senior Class Officers V I Ea1IN1tte1house TIBQSUIGI xldlthd Donahue Seclealx Jack NItDonough XICE PIGSICIQDY Jack W hltehead Ple ldent HISTORH OF 194 GR-XDL -XTING CLASS ot It lund IH am state of the L nlted State It 1 composed of students fl om mam sec tlons of oul g1eatKexstone State Thl lend a to ITlODOl1IdI1 atmosphexe LIIDASSQCI onlx hx tolleges and UDIXQI 1116 XX e letall ulth xalled emotlon the manx happx moment ue dl6l6dX1IlgI behxnd u Throughthe xeaz we haxetaken an attlxe and enxoxable palt 111 manx happx eXenI Txxentx nlne i M7-ff' ,Zin ' f? 1 . 3,1 . . - I, ' , ' A' ' vhef x 'f'f4Nx, ,' . . . . . , . . . . . - 4, . v . . . . A . , . . A . L L . A V . . Lf' : . f . ' ' , Q . S' . 'J - A . . Perhaps our Senior Class may. because of its nature. boast of being the only one ' .' ' ' ' v'.' . .S S ' ' S ' ' ' .' ' S ' ' 7 I .I '. 'K v- . S r Q' I .' S ' 1 1 K 'I - F- - r bv 4 us v 4 - 1 Y 1 4 . I ' 4 -. .ug ', I ' , Lv l tv ' S. HISTORY OF 1943 GRADUATING CLASS Beglnnlng way back 1n the year 1930 vs hen the rolls flrst bore the names of those who were to be the class of 43 we started our educatlonal hfe as small bewlldered students trymg to unrax el the puzzlmg narl of tangled events Through the com plexlty of evcamlnatlons we struggled maklng acqualntances along the way and fmd mg comfort mn knowlng that the others were new and just as bewlldered We are stlll remembermg the flrst year or two although It IS not quxte clear Out of thls bewlldermg fog we emerged 1nto the fall of 1935 regardlng new faces mth a condescendlng a1r the air of bemg a veteran of many school months As the proud occupants of flfth grade we passed an exceptlonal year practlcal ly all the class passed In the slxth and seventh grades we remember the stlffenlng arlthmetlc problems Some of the blgger boys and glrls were transferred to the f1rst and second platoons quarters The ones left behmd stlll remember the lonellness of the dormltory and the empty beds That was when we flrst reallzed how close we vsere to each other In che fall of 39 we agaln resumed our educational asplratxons Hovs well we remember when we were allowed to attend the flrst soclal event of the year the Hallowe en Dance Learnlng the flrst steps vs as the harde t as most of the boys can tell you tant part ID the Dress Parade on Commencement Remlndlng ourselves proudly that we were now hlgh school freshmen we re turned from varlous sectlons after enjoylng our vacatlon and durlng the school term of 39 40 we began to take a more lmportant part 1n all events and act1v1t1es That year we had our flrst class party We proudly constructed our center plece ln the deslgn of a keystone adorned by a large forty three IH red and Whlte We felt very good about that event It marked our entrance 1nto the more sophlstlcated socxal hfe of the school September nlnteen hundred and forty and the sound of plunklng footballs came from the fleld' Early tralnmg had started and some of our now agmg class were palnfully going through the flrst stages of football tramlng The Jay Vees had a good team that year most of us as sophomores played The glrls started taklng an 3Ct1V6 mtere t ln hockey basketball and other sports It was durmg our 41 42 year that we started to feel the rlpples of our approach mg Senlor year All that term we were on the recelvlng end of the teasmg profusely handed out by the dlsdalnmg graduate who constantly reminded us of the comlng responslbllltles and trials of senlorlty In our semor year the cllmax of twelve years of gruellmg and laborlous work of pleasant and stlmulatlng experlences we coordmated our efforts dlllgently strlv mg to surpass the envlable accomphshments of our predecessors In wr1t1ng thls hlstory we have trled to brmg back pleasant memorles not only to the mmds of those departmg but also to the mmds of those remammg For future classes we w1sh a less turbulent world and a brlghter future so that you may record ID your fmal class hlstory a wonderful tlme was had by all Thlrty , V a . . . 7 K K 9 S K 1 Y. 7 ' S 7 . ' 4 , ' ' . . . .H . ,, 7 Y ' N , . . Y u . - . D , . . . ' E , . H. 9 . S . Y I ' L , r . . w D. , . . k K I I We went to a number of other social events that year and also played an impor- 1 l L 4 L1 , .4 K. N , , , -, 1 . . . .. 7 . J lu, L 1, . I 1 W . s , I . . , -, Y . -A 5, . Q . . I l . ' , 9 Kr ' , . n.L .Lu . , s . ' ' ' 44 ' 97 , . , . willy W rl? MARIE 'NIARGARET AINTONUCCI Girls Choru 1 Hockes 'Nlrrr 2 Year Book Staff Girls S Club l Dressnrakrnfz 5 Lrbrarx Staff urdon Cot,taL,e Helper 1 Home Economics Iunror Red Cro I First Aid 1 Tom known as the tiniest senior ha one ot the most aftable personalities on the school campus She rs alw ass ready to greet people w ith a happx smrle and ls characterized bw emotional stabrlrtx Nlarre also possesses an outstanding quantrtr of creatrxe abrlrtx she draws and parnt Keri well x rrtes stories plans her own dress patterns ard cor frderrtrallx rs usuallx the author of Around the Corner for the school paper and other humorous columns that hare been rn the Courier Tom has taker the Junior Red Cross and the First Aid Courses her ambrtron berng to become a registered Hulse Nlarre has been the lor al assist ant to our school nurse In sports Marie has been the student ana er of the girls HERNIANI JUNIOR BOFINUER Cholr 1 Chorus Z Football 2 Basketball 9 Tracl 'S Athlet1cQounc1l I FrrstL1eutcnant I S Llub Gen Smathers Sunday School Class President I Nrcc Presrdentl Gurdon 1 Buddx which was the nickname gwen to Her man rs an all around student He was an active and true sportsman partrcrpat ing rn all xarsrtw sports tor which he had a great love As a result of these actrvrtres he w as elected to serxe on the Athletic Councrl On the gridiron he was a cool orthodox ouarteroack x nose keen rud ment has led our team out ot mam drttrcultres Strangelx too tor an athlete he has a frne bass sing ing xorce In addrtron to these achrexement hr studrousness has achrer ed a commendable scholastic standing Buddx w as a commrssroned oftrcer and w as hrghlw respected bi hrs compam Hrs leadership w as oor recognized among the wounger chrldr en as he abli led hrs corps rn xarrou mrlrtarx actrxrtres ot the school Thrrtx o e 'J , . i ' '9 n gy ' 'A , I Y , W , 2: G ' .55: ' . : 3: - ' ' ss, L ' . 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E -XPL CHARLES BROONIHEAD o1 Q olu cllblltll C1101 1 Tlack Z Poo JB I X S 7 Genelal Sn1atlle15 Slllltldk School Cla55 l C1111 1121.11 Lndeavol 7 Co1l111an1 -1 Nlachlne Shop Fall one of the n1a1lel bo15 of the 5YldC1L1cl.111ll 111155 has been hele about the 1onge5t of 11111 glad uate 11111 IS 11ell llkecl 111 e1e11one H15 amlnable dl511o51t1o11 18 211111111116 1 to h15 de51l e to 4111 IX 5111ea hl5 111611615 -X 5n11le ind a le11 11 Ol d5 15 hl5 1l1ee11 gleetlng to tho5e he mee15 Eall lw a111a151ead1 11 make lllelld5 111th 411110119 and IN 1olltln11all1 addlnv to hls ho5t of f11end5 On tl1e J 1 Football team he 11 a5 al1 emellent qualte1 111111 and a col15tant 5col1ng thleat o hl o1111o11ent5 H15 folm ID g'O1l'lg 0161 the lf111ldle5 1101 the e1111 of 1115 com11et1tol5 H111 fathel .1 n115lc com11o5e1 a1111alel1tl1 11a ed on to 1118 Qon the Le5t to lollo11 lll hl5 foot5te 1 as Eall 5an fl 5 t9IlO1 ln the 11015 11101115 andtl11 1lf111l1h choll H 1n1o15 51nff ,, a get5 e IJ e N111 Olt of lt a5 he Lan 1111.a.1511el01lIl1l hllnlmlll a tu J' C1111 LS 4 'Xllxec fll0lL.S P Tla ball 7 HOClxLX 1 C1111 Ltdlltl P X131 Book Staf 1 le 11111 '11 ll ll S111 cl 1 Schoo1C1asQ 7 C11l15tl'111 E 6168101 1 Tade 4 B1a11t1 Cultule 1 Jeanne a 1el1 Small glll 101 a 5ell1o1 ha5 a111 :IX 5 been a 1501311111 g1l1 011 the 51hool campu Hel 1191 5onal1t1 ls 1 1om11o lt of 1111111 ol the de51lal1le tl 1lt5 11 hlph make5 l1el a denldedly notlceable chal a1tel She Lame t1 Scotland ln 1939 Wlth the de5lle to make a 511c1e55 of hel 51hoo111fe and hel 1al1ou5 an t1X1t16w 11 X6 13101611 tl1at511e ha5 119161 1211811 1111 that dc-1511 e BQ1IlgtllDIJlOL1d 1308565501 of a IIHG SOD1dI1O 1 OILS Jeanne 11515 excelled 111 mu511 5lng1ng 111 the choll mlxed cl 011.18 and Ielld llng HUHIGIOLIS 5olo5 ln 511olt5 he has fllled 11o5lt1onQ on the hoekev ba5ketball and tlack teama Hel hald and ealne5t ll-CABBI' E1 -X BLRDBTIIL px P 111.111 lng l1a5 21.111911 the le511e1t 110101111 of hel 0131301161115 but al5o 11e1 Colle 0'11e5 ll hel 5el11cl 1e1l Jeanne elented Bea11t1 011111118 ds hel 1o1at1on Thllt1 t11o .5 1 ' ' , . 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'.1l W ni- I v . 1'1 Lil. 1 x L 1 L 53 L L 1 C 1 f '. . 5 5. 1' 3 '. . 1 - 5 - 1. ' ' ' 5'5 '- ' E ' 1 . r . 5 1. 55 5 55 ' . 5 -1 5' 5. .- . 1. . , . 'v' ' . Q. . 5 , , , V, 5 5 '- 1 , 1, 1. . . I 1 ww vw 1 0. v I4 ' ' e .. .. . , 4' I fa . 1-a W. ' . . .1 . . . , . , ' .a - 5 - 1 Q-' N 5 5 5 . ., V . . .. . .., . . W. Y. 4 Y A. v v a v ' I 1 1 1 4 1 1 ' 5- 71 ' - t . . do . .. 1 . ,- , . ,QP ROBERT WILBUR BYERS gf' Boys' Chorus, 2: Church Choi1'. lp Track. 23 Basket- ball. lg Football. 23 Non-Commissioned Officer. 2 Year Book Staff, 13 S Club. 1: General Smather Sunday School Class. ZZ: Chaplain and Treasurer. I Company. 63 Printing. 4. Robert, who had an older brother named Scoop, soon acquired his brother's nickname and followed in his footsteps to become a non-commissioned officer. Robert, like Scoop, has spent many years at Scot- land and has acquired many friends. Sports became one of Robert's main interests. He played basketball, football, became very active in track, and because of his fine exhibition there. be- came a member of the S Club. He chose printing as his trade and proved to be a very reliable pressman. Dubious about accepting the answers to many questions and irascible at times. he vertheless, secured a well rounded education. Despite his many tasks. he found ti 9 contribute to the boys' chorus and choir. X ANNA BLAINE CAVALCANT Choir, lg Hockey, Gig Cottage, 1 'gg Beauty Culture, lg First Aid, I: Red Cross, lg Jennie Martin Sunday School Class, 2: Company, -13 Dressniaking, 45 Home Economics, Zi. Being too young to enter first grade when she came to Scotland, Anna entered the kindergarten class. She was our little tom-boy and wore a boyish- bob until recently, when she adopted a fancy hair-do, which of course, was the result of her beauty culture training. However the name of Butch, an early acquisition, has remained with her. She took Beauty Culture as her life's work and plans to work in an elite Beauty Salon. She has done her duties well and is capable of doing efficient work. Butch was generally accepted here as one of our best dressmakers. At the cottage where she was an assistant house mother. she accomplished her work with dispatch and so won the acclaim of her associates, Butch also took part in sports and musical organizations. Thirty-tlirc+- wtf 'l BETTX LOL ISE CHAPNIAN Gul Cho1us 1 Chu1cl1Cl1o11 1 Basketball 1 Hock ex S Jennle Ma1t1n Sunday School Class 2 Chu tlan Endeavol 2 Company 4 Dles lllahlflg 4 Fnet Md l Cottage Helper 1 Baautx Cllltlllt' l Home ILLOHOINICS -1 Red f10SS 1 Not long atte1 Bettv a111xed he1e she betam known as Bette Boots and Chappxe Thls txp1f1e the easlnees yn 1th vsh1ch She Lalned fll8HdS f happle had an mterest 1n sD0ltS but she p1ete1 led academlc StUdl8S pa1t1cularly Engheh lvex 81 theless she took pa1t Ill basketball and hockey Ran 01 sh1ne Chapp1e xt as alw ays seen at a football gam X1gOl ously lOOt1Hg f0l hel school team Ex 61 smce she xx as a l1ttle tot she took a g1eat deal of pleasu1e 1n dalflllllg' Durlng he1 spa1e tlm she taught the students new danclng steps Thu many new steps wx e1e lntloduced by Chapple alon xx 1th many of he1 own c1eat1onQ Ae he1 pa1amount 3mbltlOH 11 ae to become a ntnee C happle elected Beauty Cultule as a St6D1Jll'10' atone to thle deeued D1Of6SS1Ol'l GUX HENRY COOPER P xs C l OILIS 1 C hllllll Chou l Foot ma I L en elal S1natht1s Sundax School Clas 7 Q 01111111 Staff 7 lllStldll P!lllLdV0l Companx 5 Plllltlll lfOl of COLIXILI Guy bettel known among h1s fll6lldS he1e at Scot land as St1eaky 111 es up to thls 1llust11ous name Aftel hls aunal at Scotland he became well at quamted xx 1th the echool and IH no tlme St31'EE!Cl to make a blg hlt yn 1th all w ho came llltO contact X1 1th hlm Stleaky s good sense of humo1 and gemal man nel 1sm haxe enabled hlm to flt 1nto mam o1gan1fa tlons of the school vs hele he has fellcltously lent h1s talents to the many actnltles acc1'ed1ted to h1m He xx as appolnted Edlt01 of 0Lll chool pape1 111 u h1ch capamtx he s ned fa1thfulls fO1 one yeal He Baww hae thus shovsn a pecullal ueatlxe abllltx and p1om 1SlIlg 1ou1nal1st1c DOSSlb1l1t16S Guy s talent as a e1nge1 ss as duly felt ln the xauous Ol gan17at1onQ 11 he1e he aang 1n the teno1 sect1on Thu tx fou1 I 0 5 7 HQ Q S I I 7 v J v 1 1 .-,Q- 1 . . 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V 1 1 - . 1 ,1 A . yr ,ff ' , y 1 NI -XX EDYX -XRD D-XX IS ox 101 u a ll nu Id b Qllil ll nla lcl SUllf'1X Sc lool 1 as I f panx 9 XX UO4lQl10IJ 4 Xl hen Nlax alllx ed lt the school he xx as lfnmecll atelx ent to 1 cottage -Xftel xx hat seemed so nlanx xeals to hlnl hls xxlshes xx ele leallfecl xx hell llc xx as U1-1IlNl6lI6Cl to the lalge box s qlldl tel s He D1 ox ccl hlmselt to be a llx elx asset on Olll ll ise b xll teanl bx holclln the po ltlon ot left nelcl tol txxo x eal s H1NfdX01lt6 pastlme xx as moclellng allplancs and llls anlbltlon IS to be a DLllNlllt pllot In the xxooclshop he has made D1dLt1CdllX exelxthlng ln the lllle of lulnltule xx hlch ls lndlcatlxe of hls hlgh dexfl ee ot LldltSIT'1illNl11IJ He lolnecl the boxs chol Us Ill 41 xx hele he found explesslon fOl hls melocllc plopellsltx Nlax clllllecl 101 nxe xeals IH B Compallx and ln 1949 xx as xppolnted Gll1ClOI1 because of hls flne mllltalx IJOStlll6 xx hlch 19 3.l10tl'18l of hls flllt, chalactellstlcs -YVI HONX JOSPI H DFMARC O lltcttc clx s a I X Bwslxctl Footblll P COITIIN Offlccl l Ycu Book Stlff Llub l Cllllgtlilll I' nclc IVOI 7 Qolllpanx l 4 x Xdllll SOLIKIX Nlaclllllc Shop Anthonx xxho xxas nlcknamed Tony has spent foul ex entful yeals xx 1th us Tony 18 small 1n statule but makes up tol thls by hls ablllty to do thlngs One of hls pet hobbles 18 to llldlllge ln Dhll0SOlJl'11Lcll ln Qllll les lnto the subllme and beautlful He xx as fond of sports hls most chellshecl SDO1tS belng football and baseball Both these teams I9 celx ed much suppolt flom this stuldy llttle felloxx Tonx glfted xxlth a nne tellor XOICQ xx as an asset to all muslcal olganlfatlons ln xx hlch he paltlclpated He frequently sang solos for Church Chllstlan En cieax Ol and othel pl oglams Tony has spent txxo and one half xeals ln the machlne shop xx hele he has plox en hlmself a competent machlnlst and a cledlt to the school Thllty five F' lf X J! 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I I Wfxxflifzi NIARTHA CAROLHN IJONAHLIL Caas Scclctaxx l T ack -1 B1 kcthall -1 Hoclxcx 4 Chorus 1 COITIIHISSIOINJIOfflltl Captain Xcax Book Staff 1 Couilci Staff P Domcstic -xlt -Xxxald rli P Llhla ' P of Athlctlc Council 1 Sec of Studcnt Council lce Scc I SLIDCIVISOI of Cltl7lY'1Shlp Scc Icnnle Nlaitm Sundax School Class X P S f 1119114111 lundcavol C limeiclal Club 1 X ioiinc, 4 Cottagc Hclpci 1 R IC ss I Pls Ald l Homc Fcononncs 4 Nlartx as xxe knexx hel alxxaxs plox ed helselt to be a dellghtful person xxlth a pleasing peisonalltx and a spalklmg smile Hel humol and healtv laughs made hei a fax orite among ue Besldes hel continued persex elance in hel schol astlc xx olk she became x Sly actlx e ln the x al ious 21115 D0ltS From an accountmg point of xlexx she xx as an asset to the athletic teams She has taken an lI'lt9l6St Hel leadeishlp has been demonsti ated as a Captain in the G11 ls Cadet Corps JANET LOUISE FIEI DS Choius 5 Chulch Chou I Mlixcd QIYOIUS 9 Hoclx x Q Jcnnlc Martln Sunday School Claw P Chiis tian Endcavol 2 Company 1 Tladc o Cottage He pei l Bcautx Cultuie 1 Homc Economic 4 l Rcd C10 Q Immedlatelx upon J x s a111xal atS O S sh xx ent into the laige girls quartels Jax an affable person xx ho xx on manx tuends xx as alxxaxs xxilllng to contubute to all of oui social tunctions She IS a lox Sl of music 'Ind danclnv In fact Jay xxas continually mtl oducmg nexx steps xx hich in manx instances xx eie all hex oxxn Sh has also had the opportunity of Qlnglng duets in m inx ot oui l3lOgldms She xx as an exicellent centei on the hoclxex team xx heie she xx on hel S and an alclent tm at a l J. 0111 xa1s1tx ames Hex CllthLlNldNfl1 xxas manx times displaxed hx hel XOClf8l0Lls xoc ll outbuist lax has takcn the Beautx Cultu1eCou1se xx hlch 1s open onlx to SQHIOIS Rec iuse of hcl concein she h ix mule m ll kecl plogiess Thu tx c x cn . ' 1 V ' l I my l, ' U lv 1 ,I CX U .nfl x 1 r ' v ' 1 11343 ,..i....y 5 la., g asf. . Q 3 1' 5' - ': lg Gi .' S Cluh, V. ,g ' ' ry Staff. 2. X. .: Sec-. . -. - -, 3 .b . j 1: Off H., g I ' IZ .x ' Q - T 2, '. .3 eczo Cl '- ' 1 ', 25 T01 Y , , '. P.: Ta'l f, 3 ' ' fl - 3 ec Tr0.'.'. 3 r.'t .51 , yy' , y v v u 4 rg va 1 v -1 . - '. 7 ' v :Aw .1 v 1 ,nu v uv g .v ' v 1' ky v.-'nw' Y in the different organizations and clubs, Very frequently holding an official position. - -ax ' x . -4 1 . ' ' '. ,9 x I- n 0 'N i l ' - ' --.Ls X ej, f'g 1 '- A ' ' - ' 2.5 ' 7- I -Y i lv - Q , 1 3 First Aid, 3 A ' S., I. ' a ' 'f . . .. 1' c v . . N I 1, sq tr, f . . K. V - Lv '-' A., Y 4 . kv- Y .51 V 1 Ll. . C r .. Z' v . 1 , ' U' ' Q1 t 4 Au, v v I a v I K Q 1 Iv v - hx v -Uk ,. . . . 'z 1 .1 cl' . ' , 'l. 1 bf I. ' ...l ,Z A, V ' A - . . - , h. 2 V. 2 Q . . . Ax.,- 04411: x,,,.,, fijf-JA ,645 WM afiilafp, 4-gba! RITA GERTRUDE FINNEGAN Tlack l Basketball 4 Hockex Lo111111lss1o11ecl Offlcel 1 Cl111st1an FIlClQ3VO1 7 C01n1ne1c1al COLIISQ 2 C0l'lllT1Q1Cl3lClL1ll 1 XLRI Book Staff 1 Plcslclcnt BlcsscclX11g,1n Soclalltx l Offlcc Scc Z Home Ec 0ll0llllCS I tticc Hclpcl 1 1 Club s Tdllflllllg, I C IO O11 Nlax 6 1930 a llttle gul xx1th cla1k ey es and dalk han enteled Scotland She dex elopecl 1ap1dlx lllltll he1 chalmlng De1S0ll3lltX and athletlc ab1l1tx made he1 a populal cha1acte1 on ou1 campus Hel IH fluence xxas qulckly felt on the basketball team xx he1 e she shoxx ed helself to be an dCCOHlDl1Sl'l6d f0l xx alcl bx he1 hlgh SCOIIHQ' l9C01Cl fol the xeal success 111 athletlcs and the social act1x1t1es on the campus and melltecl he1 a COfY'll'l'llSS10ll 1n the Cadet CO1 ps Rlta xxas plompt to lespond to he1 dutles and ln all he1 ex Jellences of hoxx t1x1ng they xx ele, she alxx ax s xx o1e a 193.SSLl11Ilg smlle 'VMX BETTY JANE HERDMAN T1 ack 7 Baskctball I Hockcx Z Iillllli. xldltlll Sunclax School Class I L l'lllStldl1 Fl1llLdV0l ' Com p mx 4 Tallolmc 4 -Xlthough Betty enteled the school xxhen XQIV xoung she began to take an 1nte1est Ill ex elythms. dl ound he1 She xx as Hel d1e to us, and belng of a l1xely and xlgolous natule she xxas xxelcomed by he1 many Iuends He1d1es sense of humor IS one of the best She was a 1egula1 g1rl keen on hockey basket ball tenms and swlmmlng One of he1 favoute pastlmes was uttelbuggmg Il om vxh1ch she de11x ed gl eat pleasure She was al xx ays a populal figu1e on the dance flool She has demonstrated her muslcal ablllty by 1o1n mg the guls chorus and Slflglllg solos for Ch11st1an Endeavor Hel amb1t1on IS to be a t31lO1 ess and he1 expellence 1n the tallorlng depmtment w1ll undoubtedly make her successful 111 thxs field Thuty e1ght . . I E 20 I D a , , v px .' . ,- . f . f - 'P. ' ' ' - 1 ' f ' 1 .- '31 A - -. g '. . :Lg - -, , 1 1 ' v.. . YJ 1 . slfl 1 1 -f - v - v A 1--, .,.' . ' V - '., 1. - - .- Z,g Co 2 f- 2 1 ', 3 G'1'l:s' S f . Pres., lg P, Ilg lc-cl 1' ss, 1. if CL, y 4 ' 4 Q v n v K1 1 . . 1 . . Q - - .1 w . ' - . y 's 7 1 A 7 Her prominent qualities of leade1'sh1p xvon her .I 1 I 0. 1 , -vw. ' A I Y 'Y' v v - v 7 1 . 1 S -' is ' . Y ... 1? -V , , : ,,,-,,.g', 'xA,,- ' :f'.' , '.Z.: - 2 .lv 2 ' rx - L' , L' ' 4 S ' v . ' ,. , as , ' H - -v v' . K , y Y S Y Q 7 '.' U , ' 1 va ' . A . . . , y - K ! 1 - ' ' -' w ' s w . ' I 4' 7 ' A -' v 1 I ' Y - Q . ' lu , ' ' nl Q EX ELXN IOUISE HLBLEX ff fll0lLlS f.llLllLll Chou 1 Nllxcrl fll0ll.1i J Pa het hall ' OlCl1LStl2. 1 Hoc-lxcx 2 Ycax Book Staff 1 lcnnlc Nlartln Sundax School Class Z Sec l Qllll tldll Encleavol 9 COI1ll1lLI'Ll3l Club l S c l Cf pa IN In Fnst -'hd 1 Rccl Cross 1 Gul Pcplcscrta tlvc l Tallolxn w DllSSlllllxlD,L, l Cotta c Hclpel l Home ECOHOIHICS Plano lx Inxelxn 18 an attlactlxe glll possesslng a gleat deal of humol and chalm Hel subtle xx lt dlexx to hex many tllends by xx hom she xxlll nex 81 be l'0lgOttBll Lummy xxas the schools most accompllshed planlst and plax ed at all the schools ma1o1 muslcal functions She has been equallx successful 111 hex school xx ork xxhele she stands hlgh 1n he1 class e xxas ntelested IH all extla cu111cula1 act1x1 t1es and took p11de and dellght 111 thing she dld In athletlcs dlsplax ed a x1go1 ous atb e e S n etball team as a gua1d He1 stenogxaphlc sk1ll e a1n of secletalx to the Comme1c1al Club NIARIOIN JANE JONES Pas etllall I Hockcx 7 'Year Book Staft l Jcnnu WIa1t1nSunclax Schoolflass P Ples 1 Stuclcnt Coun cll 1 C0l1lll19lCldlfllllJ 1 Pxcs l ChIlStldll Enrlcax 01 1 Compalx lJ16SSl11d.lxlIl LllJld1X St it Scc Q01 llfflcldl Coulsc t Ho Lcononxc P Offlcc Scclctalx 7 NIHIIOH bettel knoxxn among he1 tllends as Stu has been xx 1th us onlv s1nce hel Fleshman xea1 Be cause of hel fllendlx and cheelful dlSDOS1t1OH a chav actellstlc xx h1ch xx1ll ca1I'x hel a long xx ax 1n llfe she xx as qulck to make tuends among the student bod Stu IS the tx pe of gnl to contubute xltallx to the enthuslasm and splrlt of hel xentules On th hockex held she play ed a tlght detenslxe posltmn on the basketball coult she xx as a t9IldLl0LlS glldld Thc muslcal olganlfatlons xxould not haxe been com plete xx lthOLlt he1 soft sop1ano XOICQ Hel l63d91'Sl'll1J abllxtx has dnected the Commelclal Club and the Jenme NIa1t1n Sundax School Class along a xntuous and successful path Thutx nme . , 44- 4 I ,lf ,. 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Z' f1'0Zf1,f 6'7M,p5 ,ML LOP-mf A-If STEVS ART I',DL AR IOXES ,ox l l101llN uxch Chou 1 Cenelal Snmtl tx undax School Glas ' Sec l Nlaclnne Sxop Comp mx 4 bttxxdlt xx ho xxe ldtel Il1LkIlll'I'l8Cl Stexx xxd xelx much dttldittlfl bx the NLlllOLlI1Cl1I1g XY0llClLlN 01 h1s enxnonment As A tlue spoltsmdn nd lox 91 ot lldtlllb he spent d gledt deal of hls tlme xx clllflellllfl and exploung the mx Nt9l16S of the fOl est xx hele he hunted tmpped and blazed txfnls He also shoxx ed mtelest and talent III the mLlS1Ldl O'gdH1ldt10I1s ot the school III xxhleh he xx as equallx outstandlng Qtexx has 6Yl'lllDlt6Cl an unpdmlleled and lesolute dex otlon to the ltdlllfitlllll of some measul e of demo Lldtlt lfl6cll1SITl tm oul sthool Hls LOI1LQltl,fl6,f'll0ltNlIl tl1lNClll6LtlOI1 xx exe lfugelx l9NIJ0I1N1lDlL lOl the fxdop tlon ol fx tl ulx lepxesentatlxe tm m ot student gox e1n ment 0lg'dH1ldtl0I1 Hls D61SOIldl1tX xx.1s ploxected speuhcallx by hls humol lllllgellt ser xlte and pleasant mxnnels xx huh hdxe left fi dennltelx l1LlI'lldI1lSt1C 1lTlD11llt uf ect... Pa-au. CIENN FIJVX ARD KLMI F xs nus 1 ms Q x in U slxctlmll l o 4 Hoo Sta mlttx use 1 1 Glenn 18 4 tall sllm box xx ho xx AS l,XL6Dl11OllclllX 'J ll'ldlclLt61ll6ll bx hls theeltul Cl1SDOS1lQ10Il Lpon h1s dCll'Il1NN1OI1Ill 1931 he l1x ed at Cottage 1 dft81XYdlClN mox mg to the blg lllle xx huh has been hls home ex 81 NIIILG X Glenn has been x e1x .zttlx e Clllllllg h1s st xx at Stot land He e ll ned hl S bx belng mfumuu nt the X fu 1xl1eHe1m1197 Glenn has .also the honox of lJ61I1j., fxppo1ntedStu dent C lnet Ohsu xel ot tht Ubse1x H1011 I ost He h Ld tht 0111301 tun1t to DUINUL .ln d610I'1dLltlt xl LOUINQ it H l1l1slJLl1Q, spun 01f,CllJX the Ln1tedSt1tes A1mx ton e LXIHEN llllIJmL ot ltlllllllg the lClLI1tlIlLdU0llN o c1fle1tnt tx pts ot pl llles Ile then ttllll6Cl to teanh and IIINUULI the s u tn not x N 4 UU L L 4 I lil I s mx .7 N x 'N S '- I 1 f V 1 D lf' f ' f if ' V' V 1 4 0 4-f ' - fv H Mk JA i 1 . A' l T' ' ' ij, Il: Clh l I S' ' ' 1-'S S . .. , , L. 5 A . . 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' A . . ., ' J , , A 4 x 1 x . c A I V' ' A 'A'l ' .4 . lv xt . -x . , , , Q H5 2 ' 1 L' 5 'J D' Y ' K 2 ,hx A - tv ' . th - ,. ,- A L. x 7 ll A- 2 A1-ff --- .-Lug' xg.l - Hi: l 'es xx'x1'e etllciently executed -11 cl he received many con 1 lin ents for his xx' rlq. ff . l KLNNETH IJELBERT RERR A ox c,ll01Ll Llltllfllflll l Panel 1 O1cl1c l T1ack 4 Bask hall Po Jall hl1t 111 C1 f o ca1 Book Staff 1 S uh c ltdN Llllldl Sl1l3tllLlN Suncllx School Class hnclcaxol ' DlltCtOl of Pl0fl3IllS fox Cl111st1a11 F11 IQAVOI l 1111 1 0 acc c pc1 Stat I kenneth he11 1s a DOIDLlldl hgcnc on thc school campus xx hose t11endsh1p has been a constant sotnce of st1m11lat1on md encoulagement to h1s assoclates ken xx as alxxaxs xe1y xx1ll1ng to help xx 1th anx soc1al dfyfdll Ol act1x1tx, and h1s enth11s1as111 a11d1nte1 est xx on 101 h1m a place ot tl ulx 9llXl1lJlQ CllNtlIlct1OH 111 0111 school In spo1ts Ixen possesses plentx ot speed stamma and pe1s1ste11ce assets ot xx h1ch he makes good use Ke11 has ofTc1ecl xaluable SQIXILCS to Olll mus1cal 0lgdI'llldt1OIlN and xx as a happx cholce as 8dltO1 ot the X6d1bO0k bccause ot l11Nl'cl.Y'llll 1211 tx xx 1th the essent1al knoxxledge ltllllllefl lOl th1s ente1p11se JOHN I AThIC lx NIUJONOLC H a1tct l Sand f l 1 T lx l Booth ll 7 Cou11c1 Staff cu Sook taft l Stnccn LlIlLll s F V01 Flcct11c S1 x Nunc Soc1ctx 4 N1cc PlkNl4lLllt Scn1o1 1 Ass 1 Nlac sta1ted l1lN xeals at S O S xx hell he xxa IH the th11cl 1ade He cl1mbccl stead1lx upxx ard anc chose elect11c shop as h1s spec1al1fcd x ocatlonal xx O1 k fo1 the 1ema1n1ng xeals at Scotland He xx as dlscox e1ed to be 1 dx nam1c to1ce ln 6 C6LUt1llg Ddlt1LLlldl lx the ext1 xneous clLt1Xlt1bS of th1s depa1tment Nlac alsf posscsscd a tascmatlng though somexx hat latent dl tlStlL dlJ1lltX He xx as I'!lllX1LdllX 1ncl1ned and lEdllX knoxxs hoxx to heat thc flILlmw He xx as 1ated ahoxe all othe1 cl1 umme1s 111 the hand Nlac xx as a ca1etree happx go luckx telloxx xxlth a good se11se ot llLlI'HOl and hemg alxxaxs 1eadx to accept 111x ch1 lenge had manx t11ends among the students ot the school lj 1tx om X N .1 , , v - , 4 ll ' ' S.7lQCl1 ,l 3 1' ,Vg '- -stra. 3 . et' ,2g'otl' .lg'c'o1'-'-'lic-. fY1' ' . 3 Cl 2312.50 .-T'-'.'..1: fl' 11' aj ' 23 Cl11'istia11 ' 11, .. 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X s! 1 PJ x J -co ,y ,, X xr QS 9 N if E ARL VVILI IANI 'NITTFRHOLSE 1ca UILI Scnlol Llass I B nd O1 hcs11 Baseball 1 Baekctball Z Football I S Club xkdl Book Staff l -kSilSt3.IIt Ed101 Plllltllij. -1 C cncrdl SIIIHHILIN Sunclax School Class 9 llItlOdUL1Hg Ike Id.XO1lt6 among the stuclcnt OI h1s humo1ous 1okes and stor1es H1s d1Oll81V follows hlm ln h1s man ALLIXILIK, 111st of 11 hlch was mallagel ot the X3ls1tX b11seb1l1 team He ea111ed h1s lette1 III basketball 11 l1lLl'1 made h1m ehglble fo1 the S Llub ot 11 h1ch he h1 bcen 11 membel fOl the lafit two yea1s Ike 11 as .an UlldSSUm1lIg wcll g1oomed well mdllllelefl d1l1gent s9I1l01 mlklng' 111th QIOUIJS mc IITIIJISSSIIIQ people at all tlmes bx hls pe1son1l1tx Ike enyov ed many f119lldS among the student bodx Mo t of Ike s SQIIOUSHBSS was focused on h1 9Xll1d Llllllclllal d.Lt1X1tl6b He played solo Cldllflet ln the band and OlCl'18Stld fo1 a numbe1 of 1 ea1Q and shoxs ed exceptlonal ablllty V!l1lCl'I l e hopes H1 l lead h1m to a IJ10f6SSl0l1dl Lalflel 1 JULIA ESTHER RAIVISDEN Cnls Clo1us 2 M1xcdCho1us 1 B.11skctb.1ll I X tllll I nc FCONOIIIILS 3 s cc 10s In the top 111nk of thc schools mus1c11l students IS Julle best llked fo1 he1 un11ssum1ng sunny natu1c and 11b1l1ty to emov a good 1oke Jul1e s mumcal aL1l11x extended 1IItO d1Ffe1ent actlxltles ot the school 1nclud1ng the gnls cho1 us She also con tllbUt9Cl to m my p1og1ams IN 1th he1 slnglng 11h1ch 11 as 911101 ed ln all the students 1nd fdcultw X Qll u ell knoun 1111s JllllC s exccpt1onal 1b1l 1 1 ID d1111c1110 ll tc1 Jllgglllfdf bemg hc1 pc1111111 5 has on Qlllt tev occ11 IOHH 11 on cf ntc ts at school dances He1 11b1l1tx d1d not stop 111th n1us1c houcx 81 I S1301 LS he show ed he1 1l1lQClQSt lox belng 11 111 RLIOUS Che 161 lil df all glmes In chooslng he1 xocatlon Julle declded on tu e 11 he1e hc1 fideptness no IX xx ell 1 NLIIG h1gh ITIQEISLIIQ of succese Io1tx tuo Qglulggts lg 1 . lj 1, . 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Q . 1 hUBILRT C EORGI' SAX RES chmus 'lllltli Lhon c W 11 11tct 1 Ioot1 c ll ook St1ff 1 1 1 C c11c1alS1111t c ncl IX School Class P PILN 1 Stuclcnt LOLlIILll M P10 s tl 111 clc 1101 1c 1111 W D1 111 Staff Bob h ms an CXLllJLl3.lIL8 ot sp111' f1nclstf1m1nf1 H Iincls cl kecn en1o1 ment 1n honest l11 111g and has n1f1cle 1e11 D1OIltdblB use of h1s school l1fe In dll that he cloee Bob 1anks h1gh F01 thiec X6dI'S he has pla1ecl halcl and fan at lett tackle of the g11cl11on de11ls He pa1t1c1pdted e41nestl1 IH tl ack and othei e1ct1a cu111cula1 SpOltS has sung 111 the qualtet octet choius and ChO11 I a.dd1t1o11 to these 1ocal ach1e1ements he has 111211 eci the trombone IH the band and O1Cl'16StI'3. Belng an eftlclent and d1l1gent YVOllxGl Bob 11 as chosen as the 111n11e1 of the I C' S Schola1sh1p D-XX ID I1 DYVARD Sf HOOI LY fotta c in T1aclc -1 bcne1'1lS111atl1c1 SL1INl'1X School C ass XIAII C'1111c1 Co111pa11 1 DdXQ h 1s l1m1tecl hm 9fIOltS to 1 te11 c1Qt1X1t16S but these he has clone except1o11f1ll1 11 ell .incl has c1ecl1ted h1mself 111th flne dccompllshments III h1s 11o1k T111ke11ng 111th 11.1tches 11 1s one of Dc-116 s Dd.1tlCIlld1 IdwC1Hclt1OHS He f1eque11tl1 took h1s sn11ll1alu.f1ble box filled 111th l1LlHdl9Cl5 of pa1ts Io1 XI dtches and 11 ent to a qulet secluclecl co1ne1 of the bulldlllg 11 he1e he 110111861 t6d1OLlSlX at h1s hobb1 IDEUQ 1111s pa1t1cula1l1 successful IH 11ooclshop 11he1e h1s 11o1k sulpassed h1s classmates H1s en thusldsm 1n h1s 11 Olk 11 dS sho11n by the flne 1esults he ach1e1ed b1 blllldlllg' clllDl8.Il63S 111 COODQIATIOH 111th ou1 X1 dl Etfo1t He 11 as 4 N61IOLlS 1ounded out so1t ot fello11 11 ho took .ill k1ncls of asslgnments as an CY e11 dag. p1oblem that had to be done He thus se11ed the chool cl1l1gentl1 tlllll 11 edthel fan O1 foul to flllfll the adage the mful must go through M GMJ P0111 thlce A.,-lfwldf U n 0,411-1 Y 1 ' fr Q fb , 1 1 f 1 N Y 1 it I J K 1 Boys' ' 1 11: Cl ' 19 0Cf't- li -lil' , Qui - - , 3 Baml. Hg OI'C'lIL'St1'2l. lg Track. 21 'i 12111- f11Y'1 -B - 1 . : S Clulf, 5 1' 2l1'1'F Su aj .' f L.. 31 ' I ' -1- Yi 1- 13 I. C. S. Sc-l1ola1':hip, lg Chris 'z E11- 12 1 ', I-1, P'-s., lg P ting. -lg Chief 0l-t'l'X'L'l'. 11 Lil -1 - '. 1. Es, 4. J. . 'kv '-'L. L11 ' .. 6 ' 1 , 1 1' I . I I I A Bob is gifted 1vith a pleasing first bass voice and f S ' 1 , . , . 4 S, . ' -' H ' Q ' 1' 'f v' ' L . 1. . ' 'Q' ' . Y se 1 1 1 V A J 1 A 7 -3 - ,, 31, .C ,S cn. , :1f..,zg1-' -13,1 V 1 . 1' v. Yr 1 v vt 1 A 5 v ,Lv n H K 1 5 L1 2 v . A, ' .' - K. Q S -' . Yi n kv l ' . , K1 4 , u , L . ' v v ' ' . ' - . 1 ' . , -1 ' rt L1 4 bu 1. lv, 1 - N, , x ,Y , I U kv Lu v v S , . I Y. I Y I I . 1 1 , ' f U 4 ' - , . . NIARJORIE ELAINE SCOTT ll fl'l01U9 N lxcd Cllfilll 1 QUUIILI Sta t fOll1lHlSSl0Tl9fl Offlccl 1 Basketball Hana Q1 tacc Helpcl Z l f Scc c csscc llLlll Soda ltx Honlc hL0ll0lNltS lcc Scc 1 o s Cfllllllltll S -Xlthough WIAIIOIIB s xeals hele xx ele llmlted to fOLll thex xx elc xeals ot malked DIOQIQSS and achlex ement Hcl lljllltx to xxln fllends hel pelslst ence and coopelatlxe attitude made hel a xx elcomc pellolmel ln most of the actlxltles of the school Scottx as she xx as knoxxn to hel fl lends xx as all lIlClllSfll0llS student and D1 ox ed to be a fine man agel of both Olll hoclxex and oul basketball teams She xxas an aldent SL11J170lt6l of most ulldeltaklngs and xx as alxx axs leadx to LOHtl1lJllt8 hel palt to the success ot anx actlxltx Hel txxo xeal LOUISE IH home management helped hel to become an cftlclent cot THELMA NI -XRX SH AFFER Olllk 01 w Pas ct oc xcx c W l t Skill IX Sc loo l s ll cc N01 c -1 Ho lf LUIIOINICS lllcsenlalcln tl c c I0 s Sh ll enteled Scotland xx hen he xx as lll filth Jlade G16g8l1OllSlX llltllfled lt did not take hel elx long to find manx fllends She ls one xx hose biggest 1I'lt61 est ls tun she lllxes o haxe lotb of It Hel f11XOl1tX alxx axs a dellght to 'lel companions soon changed to sellousness xx hell a xob had to be done Although Shats lDt8lQSts xxele unlimited she N131-'tlillltd 1Ilg11lS tlack and basketball l'he tlack eam xxlll miss hel slngulallx enthusiastic and splllt d backing She IS a huekx gill and manx opponents haxe been baffled bx hel amamng abllltx to toss the nlll Dullng hel senlol xeal ehe speclallzed ln Beautx Cultule hel chosen xoca lon, and fiom all lndlcatlons she has been xely successful lll this xx Ollx r ortx fillll K 1 s 'V .N U 1 ' 4 . ' 4' 7' I . n J u U l 4 J I I J I .1 1 l J -f ' . , -f 1 .1 J x K rf I If I xi' f ' ' '..f l!'.fl..J . i I 7 t9 ls' ' Zig,I','- ' 's. 1 ' 'f'.23 5 3 L. A..g..1: Cot 'VH 1 ', ' g Lil rary Stklf . 2. I 'l i2l1'X. 13 Bl V'-lf' 'l' 23 - 1' 23 flff'1- c 2: Cc mlnc-l'c'ial C' lll'.'l'. 2: ' - ial Vlull. lg fll11'l.'tl2ll1 El1clL'2iV0l'. 2, A xl , ..' .' 'l, -, , .J . - . ' ' ' .. v v .J v , .Lx ' . 1 . . Sk. , ' . , A .2 f' ' lv v' 1' kc. 1 -AUI1 - il v . Y sv I , , - . v . .' s V V K l , . . c A 9 ' . v y 1 - . - ' . . . , . x . r A nf ' - tage matron and assisted hel' in training the children along right paths of living. . . ' l - ,,Q.- F-A Girls' Ch ' lg Cllul'c'll Ch i'. lg T1'2iCli. 73 1' :lv - ball. L13 H 'l' -j, 23 Jenni - llz l' in lla Q -l l Class, ly Cll 'ixtia En l Aa' '. 23 fl5lll1J2iI1X. 2 mc- I' 23 ' lr. 53: Cot lem- H -lp ar. 23 First Aid. lg lic-cl C l. .. 4 'as I s 6 7 q ,O V ' -- - c ' S , . H . K, ' . L. K, v . ' ' V lx '- l.'2 UA, ' '.Ls' -1 . fs 1 ' ' -1 . 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K y , . t , ' K Y -4 - f:,gfVLc,1f1f,.,,-l-cflf 'K-f,..,.,., 54. .,tt,..., ,LL ANNA WARE QPOONHOLR -'I'-1 'IAZLI ollls N x s cell Book Staff l Icnmc Nllltlll Sum IX Sc loo as css lalxlng, -1 s QC Holm FQOIIOINICN 5 -Xllnfl possesses A gall ulouslx xx lttx and Nlldl lxllllg., ilISDOS1t10H xx hlch compllmellts xx ell hel subtle lllcl mellx en,ox nlent ot hum0lOLls sltufltlons She IN fl xelx xxllllng and helpful xx Olk6l xx ho has Qlx en fl glf.ltClGc1l of hel tlme to dSSlNt1ng ln the cot tages xx hele she l'1dS done an excellent lob Hel malol IH Home Pconomlcs has f.1'I9dtlX alded hel lH thls xx Ol k She IS noted dS belng one of the best xx Ol lx els IH the senlol claws Anna NIAIX has .1 speclal glft of credtlng xelx dltletlc fax O18 and knlck kllflcks lOl Cl9LO1dt1X e pul posee -XHHA has fl xelx Dl8aS1IlQ,' N0plclllO XOILQ xx hlch has contlllmuted subetantlflllx to the sex eldl ITlllNlLdl olgfllllfdtlons xx lth xx hlch she xx .ls flfflllatecl Hel xlx ALIOUN Slllllf md DIOX ocfltlxe Okldl ch lttcl endedl ed hel to hel fllencls HAI-IRS C AMI BELI Xl Al IVI ll! M11 D 1011 lltl l I llll Ill lx C NIO li VU! lf Q P lllx xx ts lust tnothel llttle bcxxlldeled fc xx xx hell he cllllXLCl at S O 'Q He xx ls shx and mode t IH hls lleallngs md hld the lITl1JllLll Cl9N1ll:' to be tditflll at lll tlmes -Xs he glcxx oldel he became llltelestecl Ill the flltllle and selected xx oodshop as hls tldCl8 Hele hc D1 ox ed hlmselt to be A xelx etflclellt clflttsmfln -X fi LldftSl'YldY'l he helped fl gleflt de ll xxlth the lcp llls dlOllIlCl the school Hdllx tlllllhfl out some xelx llltelestlng model flllIlltl1l6 that lnxone could be ploud to put lmong hls household tlllI'llSl'llHgN He made some xelx clilllldtelx scaled model flllplfllles A long Lh6llNh8Cl D9lSOI'1dl dITlllltlOfl xx as ledllli-ffl xx hen he became FllNt Lleutenfmt ln the Cadet C 01178 xx hele he flcqultted hlmself xelx xxell He dleo mm ed hlmself to be fl good spoltsmdn tldck llelllg hls fax Ollte Npfllt Poltx hxc ,.,- 'S In Q V ' s , X , MAJ . bf W I .. ll .. A Av4v A Y L Av cr Girls' Vll ' 22: Cl1Lll'Cll Choir, lg .Ilxecl C'hcl'u.', lg Y- ' ' . g.- lzj xll Cla-s. lg Ill'-:.'n' f, 3 First Aid. l: R l Cross. lg A I Aviv Avkv Lv I I v 1 kv v Q. v 1 L1 1 1 . ' r I J m . V .V A I 1 K1 I v :uv kv. lv vm' ' ' . , ' I 1 f. . -' , x '. v A . - -f 1' .- i - 1 '21 ' hx f' Q ' . Ax v. .Q . ' ' I - -' w .' K- H- ' -' Q - - -- ' ' f S V .'f , 2 ew . n u p u. Lv- , . X , v s fri A I Boys' f'll0l'llS, 23 f'llLll'Cll f'llOll'. I: Truck. Zig Basket- lvzlll. ll qlUllllNlSSl0l -l Off' ' ' ', 1: N1 ll-clOl1lllllSS- ell Uffl A - '. lg G1-no 'zl S 2tllQ1'S Su la I' S'l l Flaws. 2: Clll'lFtl2lIl En l la '. lg Colllpzllly. fig 'I'l'z l-. 4, ll j .- 1 - ' lf - wllfl l ' 1 H ' l. .x. 'If.'.'.vl S 1 r . I Y . .f ' - . ' ' - v ' L., ' f - --v .' .H 'sf 1 . AS . .-. K- . V I 1 -,. 2 f' .1 2'.A. ' - L- ' ' v ' - . 1 2 nv . 1 n k .sv tn I u .Lu . lu' JANIES Vx EET 011 HH Il fl X D1 l Xl hen Jlm made h1s xppealance at bcotland he xx msnt the tx pe of telloxx to be mox ed bx pettx and tllxlal lncldentals Hls declslone xx ele Llllelllllg and del1be1 ate xx hlch conslstentlx demonstlated Jlm s lllllltx to plan H1s StO1L pelsonalltx xx as 'slillllllllx utlllfed ln the 1LtlXltl6S he selected Hc h xd a kecn ll1t61LSt 111 an planes 1n fact most of hls lelsule tlme xx as spent IH then LOI1St1LlLtlOYl The lesults of h1s 6ff01tS haxe been an ald 1n the xxal 9fTOlt Jlm has the lecold ot completlng the lalgest numbel of model planes fox the school llm also spent palt of hls le1su1e tlme 1n 1nt1a mu11l competltlon Hls fax Ollte SlJOlt xx as baske ball and he played a good game He also excelled IH baseball and cffectlxelx held doxxn second base F01 these achlex ts h1 classmates COHS1dQl ed hlm a legulal felloxx 0 rrx C A fs xi JOHN CAIVINI W HITEHEAD scball -1 I xslxctbxll lxootm x fllllcldl Smathcls Suncllx SSclxool Qlxss ' Stuclcnt ouncll 1 cs fllllitllll Endcavol l Ba c Shop 4 S Club PILS Scc T1c1s AtlllLtlL Councxl Football Captlan 1 Piscball Cclptlill 1 Pleslclc t of SQHIOI Cla Recolded on thc hlgh school ILLOI ds as plcsldcnt ot the NQHIOI class and student councll th1s 8611101 18 knoxxn to us as xust plaln Blackle H1s except1onal ab1l1tx m SD0ltS has stood out slnce eallx xouth but has leaped ln b11ll1ance ln h1s sen1o1 xeal xx hen he xx as elected captaln of the foot ball team and became h1gh sco1e1 of the Flanklm Countx Basketball League To h1s academlc xx olk Blackle gaxe hlmself xx 1th scllousness dlllgence and pelsex 81 ance Thls xx as ex1denced bv a hne l9LOlll of scholast1c ach1ex ement In h1s xocatlonal tl annng he applled hlmselt to baklng as studlouslx as he had applled hlmsclf to SIJOIIES I'O1tX IX I liasc-lxall. 21 C' 1 pany. -lg We lslnxp, -lg Vlxris 'an lin l -a 'c '. lg lllt1'2i-l1ll1'2ll Ilaslcc-tlmzxll. 5. - . . 1 4 4 H4 4 4 T 4 I ' , 4 C Y Ve A, ' UV ' V V -VV Dv . G . Y . x - - . LV ,V V, x. .. 2 VV Q 'V V ' . VV 1 ' v V. V V ' ' V ' U ' - 2 . ' V' ' LV LV . H A 2 . x ' -JKV ' . ' -- , LV: ' . , KV 'LV 'KV V ' V .V KV ' 14 4 1 . ' v .4 ' 1- 1 U Y 1 r A 1 . . c l -, L' ' . J , ' , , H V H V . . V 1 V . .' ' V V 'V . L-XV LV LV' 1 ' 4 x 4 Y. , K 4 l Y v 0 0 A I 1 1 I Boys' Chorus, lg Cl1u1'c'h Choir, lg Band, 43 Track. Eg Ba' ' ' ' ' lall ', 'S'clul 5, an ,,mz.1z,2,g' ',I, ' ' ,Z' 11 - aj ' 'z:.'.Lg 1 C . . Pr lg 7 'z 1' '. 5 k x -H -lv ,. -.Vf- ,'. .' . . , . .., .- f.., A . ' . 3 uf- 2 f' 'Q , 3 mi' xn ' ' ' ' ss. . 1 , ' K- . - .x . - .V 4 LV - RV' V V L , I , ' , I ' KG l ' YY ' V f V ' . - ' ' y ' V V V V 'V 'l 1 4 ' 7 7 Y 4 ' S. . . ' 'w . U a K A V ' 1 V . 1 V 7 V . .. ' - I . v 1 1 . 7 V . V f . 'KV . .4 ' . V 4 , ' , V ' i, ,' L' 1 '- ' V 1 I l 1 4 v 1 v -4 4 . v 71 w A ' ' V V s 4 A s. v' . . ' V . V V. 4 V '. 4 . ' V 5 'V v . ' f . ' ' . ' ' LV ' . ' . AV AV ' KV V , iV ' ' , 1 , , ' . V-S'A. 'VIARGARET LOLISE WIRE C llls Choi us l C hu1cl1 Lhon ' Basketball Nlanagci c cx His c ma -1 ottagtc Iblllill xliiltlll Sundxx School Class 1 Lhilstlan Endcavox ompanx 4 Company C Lllill 7 Tailoiing, 4 iutx Cultuic 1 s Rcd CIOQ l I-Ionic Economics Maggie xx 18 xe1 V inteiested in spoits and took an actixe palt 111 them being especllllx lnteiestecl 111 hockex and basketball and S9lX1ng the lattei team 111 the capacltx of mlnagei She demonstiated he1 agilltx on thc hockey field and IJIOX ed to be a xc1x SLldpDV xxmg Maggie has plax ed a good stiff game foi txxo x eais at this position In he1 sen1o1 xeai she selected Beautv Cultuie as he1 xocation and pioxcd to be xx 01th he1 salt She IS quiet and 1ese1xed and has gained manx f11endsth1ough her amicable xx axs W jffixi 134,11 we In m1l1ta1x tldllllllg' Maggie s SLIDCIIOI qual1t1es xx eie ccmonstiated xx hen she xxa BETTY 7L I EIR s Cholus Z Cl'1LllLl'l Lhon Nlixcc Choxus Tiack I Basketball 7 ILIIIIIL Nlaitin Sunrlax School Class 1 Commeicial Club l Llnistian Pnde 1vo1 mpanx 1 T IIOIIIIL Lili IX S xft l Homc Economics 7 Cottagc Hclpcl l Duiing the lattei pait ot August 1931 a small quiet amiable glll xx as admitted to Scotland School xx ho became knoxxn to he1 tiiends is 7ub Zub xxas xelx fond ot spoits and seixed ou1 school xxell 1n g1llS xaisitx 1thlet1c LOYTlDLtlt10lI She xx as alxxaxs mole than xx1ll111g to xx o1k fO1 the betteiment of he1 team no mattei xx h it the sac11nce xxas We can tiuthtullx s x that fub compluncd the least it 1' can bc said that she complamed at all She plax ed a tight guaid position a11d xx hencx S1 the problems of a f0lWdlCl piesented themselxes she solx ed them most skillfullx D pite he1 full schedule hoxx ex 61 Zub found time to take 1311 111 the music 1101 gan17at1ons ot the school Hel b11ef comme1c1al ca1ee1 again D1 ox cd he1 ab1l1tx Foltx excn 1 x qi, I . . . ..Y' .. .' ., ' '.-. .- 1 , rx. i 1 . ., , 1 f ..., . I . lgl-lo-ky, fig zsk-tl'll, QC 'fx 1'gg.- '- A . ' 21, . -K., 3 ' . . ' ,f -. Lv . lf' Z 7 . lv Q ,s . . I., Z Bez j I 3 First Aid, lg 1 T' .s, 3 - . '.4 'I 1 . vzku v w . u A1 I N1 u ,Q . f , 1 vv 4 mtv A ' 1 Av uv' 1 , U ar 1 1. .YV 2 4 v' Av w s ' I ' ,x 1 ' . - v -,.v A-.-. -I v' . A . ' .S 1 v I kv ' . . - - , ' , , ,J an Y , Q V sv 'S ' . - S .v , A ' r ..vv y .' . ,. 1, A.-. f 3 '5 se to serve as a guldon tor one of the girls' companies. v , , J J Gi1'l.' '.,'g '- T ,1g1'.'-l ' 'All . , Y Z , , 1 . 1 - . I 2 .vga Co Ly Pg a' f, 23 'Va ta ', I ' ',. - . ' ,., , ,. -v -r - - .' - 1 - - ' f vi ' F 1 v 1 I .K .1 v 1 u . T A r 1 v v u lu. v 4 1 45 ., 1 n ln J 1 55 ,, v ' rv ' v 1 1 1 1 v' v '1, v I .u 1' wg iv. ' 1 .4 4 3 . . xv , . , C -7- v v Y U 1 ' v vn v 7 I .. 1 - L .av ' 1 ' iz X 1 v 1 ' x Lf' ' . v A v . hw I I u v, 1 v ,1 A1 v Lv, kv 35 . L.. V v Q ., Y ' , 2 ' ,.'.Z .- 4 ' f ' 1 ' . , - -' . 1.' ,. . . , f ' . -A . ' ' . OUR FAVORITES Motto Conquermg And Stlll Conquermg Colors Blue and Gold Flower Rose Song Memorles 1 st Verse Round me at twnlxght come stealing Shadows of days that are gone Dreams of the old days revealing Men orles of Love s golden dawn 2nd Verse unllght may teach me forgetting Noonllght brmg thoughts that are new Twlllght brmg sighs and regretting Moonlight means sweet dreams of you Refrain Memories memorles Dreams of love o true O er the Sea of Memory l m drlftmg back to you Childhood days Wlldwood days Amon the blrds and bee You left me alone But stlll you re my own' ln my beautxful Memorles . lv. . .-.1 . mu 1 5 - 1 1 . C . . V 1 3 1 . . C 1 1 1' - 1 1 - - . U . 1 1 3 Sm - 1 , . 1943 Graduatmg Class Frrst Row Vlr Guss Anna Caxaltant Thelma Shaffer Helen Derr Iulra Rdmsderr Mr Heckler Second Row Anthom DeMarLo Anna Spoonhour Betty Chapman Marre Antonucu Earl Broomhedd Rrta Fnnegan Betts Herdmarr Margaret Wrre Jeanne Burdette Druid Schoolex Thrrd Ron VIAIIOIIB Stott Nlax Dans Kenneth D1etL Marron Jones Nlarthd Donahue Kenneth Kerr Bettx luber Exelxrr Hulolex Guv Cooper Stewart Jones Janet Frelds Fourth Ron Harrw Waldt James VS eet Robert Bw ers Glenn kempf Robert Saxres Jack NIrDonough Earl Nrtterhouxe Her man Bofrnger Jack VS hrtehedd Portx rrrnr . Lf .- Y'-,Q , Y r r g 'v X . N.,...., ri 3X W, il W l ,e .'v '..,.f '-V V- 11 'f v. .. . . ' . .. ' , . . A . rr, , , . , , r . , . . . . v- V . .. . 1 ' ' w Y 9 V .' ,. f ' 5 . , . . .. '. , v - v , - - f v . . . .-A . . . . .. , N. I , . .. ' V 'l A'i ' I 6 1 v 7 u v v v v v v v V J ' , ,,v . , v . . . . .Q ..., , W , ., ,. D , . . 7 vv 7 v 4 yu v A 0 I v V- 1 1 1- , -v u , -v' A A v A - v . Q fn V ' A . . hx v Q -7- S K Junior Class I fJ iw an 'x V112 Lauxel Eleanole KNIFE Delole B1oun Do1oth5 Dans DOIOIQS NIcDonough Mina VS 1th610XX Danlel Nlahones becond Rovx G8Olg6 VVe1s Doug Blake Yelna Dodson Malgfuet MCGIHXY Gelaldme BOf1Dg91 Nlutle D1et11ech WIIHSIXA Hobb5 Marv Mumal Cha11esG1nn1Lks Th11dRovs Vngo Zeek Wllllam Burger Donald djaftelbon Halold Gnggs Efnl Chlld W1ll1am T1 eq le1 Hdlold McNeal Gene M1no1 xAnd1evw Bonaxltacola P-kvf Jiju-44 Xt. M Flfh J' X X f I :Vt , ffm j . of yi -Nj, .V ,X My Al, if or ' ,wie J! '1'fJQ , ' 311 A , if ' Xqfvf' 5 I 2 Q Y 13-'L -iff . '44 :ilxjl ? X Q E5 . 5 3 Lg- -- - L Nl D 3 vxxwlx Wi' --. ? 5' ,H iv Zji-' X' vkx 'R mf' 'Q Q 2 x.' ng W If ' ' Q, fur f ' Ty!! Vx ff, f K J, -W V - Hmm' ' ,f iH ' H 'W ', Y W N ' ' 11.1 . Y .q . , . S . . , . , 7 , . K. A , , 0 V I ! fj I' . . -, ' A . VY, . v- . 'Ss .H , 7 - . A 144 I, if Y , 1 f - . - v, . ' ' ., A tv . 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J S I4 s Q 3 , F X X N' Q' an l X N '-J, x.N..:g- xl x 'N 'Sl 'NW li kk X4 Bya- fwf v' xXfQk,, L,4.,.' -Ek :F V Ng is X A al -he +0 e' Al W Sophomore Class Fufit Rovs Edu u 1 Pxetxzak Ho sa l Vx h1 eblead Flame Nlodzelexx W Illia Holland Burton Costello SLIIILGX 'Nl lh 1' Jac Robin on Du aln Pa lei on Secon Row Gaetano Glueuo Maman Fettle Ch llev Ixllel Lal onda Rohm on VS ll Falen Floxence 'NIcD0uell Earle Perle D01 Futz Robex Robxnwon lhxd Po Donald HLltClll!l Paul Bl1CkXX2ilI9l Ixathleen Hanlck Callo Fena7zo Hou amd Hallo Nlallkes l X x , X Qllx 0159 l XX lx U ' W '. '- ' ' , - 'val-Q f '2 ' , 4 - . ski, ni - ' ,A 'f in G:-t'. -: -'ac . P 1 ' s L Blanche Herdman, Joe Mapes. Danid Matthews, Mildrefl Bond. XVayne Blake, Robert 5 N av? x . s . , ly .wil 1 1 ' .s 5 Q y ' f ' J X t , t Q Y X hw l 4, X Y 'll S ell :ff , , X ' s Q ML K, J ' l . x l N 5 x Rl, -V' X -N P I-xl V W l 1 n 5 X J A J Y 11 l 1 4 .lx A Nl z L ll e V . AX lj VX all Q 'J ll 'lj Fif Q-one Q ug., GLF: liiff' 4lTk.fq.r.,C,-Q ' Vjwt' we M ,M tg klflff N..i.,.-j Fuat Row F1819 Bulk Sara Jane W 1the1 on Justlne Pokrlnchok Dona Deal Nancy Shunk Lo1s Trelchlel Do1othy Thomas Jean Broun Thelma Nltt6ThOll99 Betty Jane Caxalcant Ruth Dalon 'WHIIOIIQ Pompeo Second Row Marjorle Roberts Thelma Claxpool DOIYIIHIC Paacall Ednald Doelp Joe SZVl3.CZkOVESk1 Harm Duffew Ed mu d Mahoney wllbul Cook Joe Wels Edward GIWZIQC Janet Hammakel Anna VK h1tehead Thnd Row Edu ald Cunnmgham John Dagg Daud W3lt6lS Walter Mc Connel Vl1ll1amGu1he1 'Nlanuel YVIOIGHO Erneat Cooke Norwood NIGDTYQI Stanley bchmeck Foulth Ron Haln VS hltehead Wllllam Greeley Flank I3dY Joseph Hogan om1n1c Lusl ack Crawford Anthony Lusl J 41 lf P35 ff 5 fwwt' 'U Gff 1l',,,J7 'W 1 1 Bfwck IV The nf' 1211193 , N x., .L ag 1. .,. Ju f k.fL Mgmfij, . Am I nllnlklfl' fa ffl S ffl' , Student Council F11stRovs M1 Maclav lVl3ll0l1 Jones Jack Whltehead Maltha Donahue Rlta Flnne gan Second Row Robert Sayles Vlr Allen Ha1oldG11ggs M1 Hecklel OFFTCERS Jack Whxtehead P1 esldent Martha Donahue Secletary 81 Treasulel Thls year the senlors lmtlated what they hope xull develop 1nto a more unxfymg and far reachlng form of student government than has heretofore been reallzed at Scotland The Ideals embodled 1n thls constltutlon haxe been stated most effectn ely by the D1 eamble We the students of Scotland School ID ordel to f3C1l1t3t6 a centrallzed orgam zatlon promote a democratlc feellng obtaln a worklng basls for lndlvlduals and crea tlve actxvlty lnsure pleasant relatlons between the students and faculty to ourselx es and our posterlty do ordam and establlsh th s constltutlon of the student gox ernment of Scotland School It IS oul slncere hope that the ld93lS xx hlch lllSpll6d the foundels of thls constltu txon vslll fmd root and be embodled IH the heart of Scotland School Flftx sn l J, l l ' . ,- , .. V 7 -' Avy . 1 ' ' 7 1 q ' 1 ' - . ' 7- ' F, 1 . , ' ' , '. '. Robert Sayres , 7 , ,cc, ccc,c, c Vice President n u 4 1 v Vu 4 1 n I v . , .n . . . . .- Y Q 1 u 1 , - , ' . . ' 3 1 , K S :L A ' - L Y u Yu 1 Q Q K K K - L4-I' ,JP J ,wud 1. f4CV iJfPr gi! J'311'1 sf CV! owl Jvafqw' fi ,XV ol?-' .Y ear Book Staff ,J ,ll ab, ir Editoi in Chie Assistant Editor Business Nlanaafe Biography XX liter Athletic Writers Feature VVriters Typist Advisor vddtvhuii kenneth ken Eail 'Nltterhouee Robert Sas re Nlaitha Donahu Jeanne Burdette NIBIIOII Jone Jack 'VIcDonouvh Anthom DGDIHILIW Nlarjoiie Scott Nlarie Antonutci 1, Robert Byers Glenn Kempf l'Rita Finnegan ,Doris Blake l Mary Musial lGeorge Weis Verna Dodson llBetty Zuber Anna Spoonhour Evelyn Hubley Mr. Oliver Fifty-sex e Church Choir ' F Fnst Row Mu Bower Jeanne Burdette Dolores Brown Margaret Wlre Anna Spoonhoul Janet Fxelds Betty, Chapman Helen Dell Second Row N1rgo Zeek Robelt Sagres Betty Zuber Thelma Shaffer Ma11onJones Jack Whltehead Stewart Jones Anthony DeMarco Thlrd Row Kenneth Kerr W1ll1am Burger Herman Bo The muslcal organ1zat1on on our camp us known as the Church Cholr was organ 1Zed 1n 1938 by Mrs Bow er and has been under her superv1s1on ever slnce The Cholr garbed 1n black vestments tr1mmed 1n Whlt9 lends a flttlng and rex er ent atmosphere to the sp1r1tual ceremomes of our Chapel Seruces Durlng our Chrlstlan Endeas or Candle Llght Services It has presented an 1mp1 es slve and 1nsp1r1ng program vs hlch gxeatly assxsted 1n makmg these funttlons two of the most memorable sp1r1tual ceremon1es of our Sen1or Year Flfty ught I - I awww V - ll: V ' ' ' I D vkw 7- Nlvl V , 1 1 , L1 y 7 1 I . v . ' . , . . . .- V' Y ' 9 5 ' 7 . , L, 1 . ., . . L., . , - . ' y- ' ' - A 7 ' 7 7 finger, Earl Childs, Harry Waldt, Guy Cooper. 9 ' 1 K ' K S . . . , A . . Y - y I ' ' S, ' . A- ' . L.- Christian Endeavor Cabinet ...I CABINET Robert Savres President Charles Cinniclxs X ice President Martha Donahue Secretary Kenneth Kerr Director of Program Marlon Jones Director of Membership William Burger Director of Music Mr Bitner Adusor The Christian Endeax or Society at Scotland School has a brief but interesting his tory Under the leadership of the offlcers of the Franklin County Christian Endeaw or Union this society was organized a few years ago The student mitiatixe encourage ment from the administration and the guidance of the Franklin County Chr1st1an En Until the school year of 1942 43 the kind interest and able leadership of Mrs Winona Paxton an officer of the County Christian Endeaw or Union guided the organ mation Mr Bitner who is librarian became its first adxisor this year The outstanding programs sponsored by the Christian Endeaxor mcluded sew eral special programs which brought guest speakers to our campus a Christmas Can dle light seruce and a Good Friday sersice which were Jointly sponsored bv the Choir and the Christian Endeas or Society with Nlrs Bower and Mr Bitner serwing as faculty adusors Flftx nine ' 5 ,, ' ' for 'fl I r 1 L1 I, . 4 'L1 Y. I - A'. 1 r l K1 p l . K l ,, ,, , , ,,,, , ' A L ' ., S , I Amr. A ' Y- ' L 1 y 4 . f ' tv 'L '1 - deavor Union firmly established this society as a religious organization on our campus, K1 Q ' ' A1 I I K . -1. .r 1 - . . ' , .ku ' 1 If , .1 I Av . K1 I v..1 .Ay ' v 4 ' 7 1 . . . ' 1 ' 4 v ' . . v- 1 kv .'f , L- ' . 7 7 K. A- 1 K .. L-V 'kv 4 K. , h x x .yxf 4 'L Library Club X F11 st Ron Betty Zuber Martha Donahue Geox ge Xl els Marlon Jone Wllham Burg 61 Dolothw Dans 'Vlarw 'lluslal Dxxaln Patterson Second Row 'XII Bltner Ruth Daron Jack McDonough NIHFIOIIS Scott Robert Smlth Anthonv DeNIarco Nlargal et McGraw Kenneth Dletz Danlel Nlahonew Rlta Fmnegan xl 1ll1am Burger Presldent Ceorge W e1s X128 Plesldent XIHFIOD Jones becretary Nlembershlp to the Llblarx Club lm open to all students vxho haxe completed a course 1n Llbrary Methods and vt ho haxe a keen mterest ln llbrary w ork The mem bers are chosen at the beg1nn1ng of each wear and offlcers are then elected for the en ulng term The faculty aduser IS the school llbrarlan The Club meets everv Frldaw at 19 30 noon The programs haxe been of three natures buslness professlonal and socxal There ls one busmess meetlng one soc1al meetmg and two or more professlonal meetlngs each month The outstandmg actlutles of the club durmg the year mcluded program ln ob serx ance of Book Week Nox ember lo 21 whlch lncluded a play Books ln the Mak mg of Amerlca a tea 1n the llbrarx and a program of projects for the grades 1 9 the organlzatlon of the extenslon llbrary IH the new vocatlonal bu1ld1ng collectlon of books ln cooperatlon vt 1th the campalgn for men m servlce further development of cottage llbrarles Slxty I . L In v 1 7 ' 1 1. '1 V- . - Y , A . ., A 5: ' . . v v' v 3 1' v ' . . - f Q ' , y , A V A . , . - A . , t a 1 . '. 4 . 0 , , . Q . ,. U - .. 1 , , 4 L Q . , .. .K Y. y . 7 vu ' . if I , YV V YYYY V ,,,,,, Y, ,. V ' x . u ,T a Mr. Bltner 1 eeecer as eeerer 1.11 ...,r eeer.,. eeer .,c.c...r. , ,,,.eee,e ee..erreeee,,ee,ee 1 . 1 A dvlser l l 1 V -a v v , 1 U 1 . 4 ' I 4 7 l a S . ' Y .V c ' . 1 . 7 I v c V V ... . ., , , . . - . , . xv 1 Q Q . . i . . . Y . D 1 v 4 - v '- v ' - ' . U ' - ' 4 v 1 ' . U7 ' ' Y. ' . 9 . 9 ' 9 7 ' 9 was I fair t- ggi . I L Marion Jones P1'9Sid9Hi Martha Donahue Vice-President 8: Program Chairman Evelyn Hubley Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Oliver . Advisor The Commercial Club, which was the result of the efforts of Mr. Oliver, is the most recently established organization on our campus. It is organized under its own constitution which governs the activities sponsored at its meetings. The primary pur- pose ofthe club is to add interest to the business curriculum and develop desirable at- titudes and habits which will be conducive in meeting the challenges of the business and social world. All students who are pursuing the commercial course and who are in good scho- lastic standing are eligible for membership. The club's regular meetings are held every first and third Thursday of the month and comprise of business and social activ- ities. All business meetings are conducted according to parliamentary procedure. In order to enrich the programs, professional and business men are invited to ad- dress the club. In this way the members have received a valuable knowledge and un- derstanding of the implications of their careers. In cooperation with the War Effort, however, many of its activlties-trips, plant and office inspections, financial enterprises, etc.-had to be curtailed. The overnight hike to Stillhouse Hollow on a cold and bleak December day will not be forgotten. Sixty-one Band il li onvm scnool Jr0TlA!0 Everyone l1kes a fast stepplng sp1r1t l1ft1ng band What would be our dress pa rades Wlthout 1ts martlal mus1c In appearance and quallty there 1sn t a more lmpres blV9 organlzatlon on the campus Mr Mentzer s d1l1gent efforts have asslsted the band members to acquxre and to IIVQ up to hlgh standards We are therefore justly proud of thelr achlevements Marchlng muslc for the battallon s dress parades and many engagements 1n re sponse to requests from outslde organlzatlons constltute thelr schedule for the year A m1d year concert IS the speclal feature Wh1Ch has been hlghly acclalmed not only by the student body but also by many organ1zat1ons throughout the state The group IS made up of about thlrty flve members representlng several of the Junlor Hlgh School classes as well as all of the Senlor H1gh School classes Slxty two IL-.9 V4 Q' L i ,, , , , 1 . V - A ' t at Q f , E1 f t e c Elf l' YV . . . , . - eww P O chestra C511 Q S Sill! -I UP ORPHAN SCHOOL OHANDQ F1rst Roxy Sara mV1th6lOXX Mauan Gettle Phllomenla AHtOHUCCl N11 Ment7er Eye lvn Hubley Jessle Sheets Thelma lN1tterhouse Second Rosy Wllhans Burgel Earl Nltterhouse Cha1lesG1nn1cks Kenneth Kelr Dxyam Patterson Frank Brady Jack McDonough Gaetano GFUEFIO Thlrd Row Robert Sayres Danlel Mahoney Ken neth Dletz Robert Smlth George Wels Robert Swales The school orchestra IS one of the fa1thful organlzatxons of the school Under the dlrectlon of Mr Charles E Mentzer thxs muslcal organ1azt1on has contrlbuted lts serylces to many programs The orchestra has played at the yy eekly chapel programs at Sunday ohurch ser VICQS and annual baccalaureate efcercxses These ceremonles yy ould not haye been complete were It not for the msplrmg background presented by thls group The popularlty of our orchestra ns evldenced by the favorable response of the stu dent body and lts partlclpatxon IH the speclal programs at our school Sixty three : 'x :' I C 1: Nl 4. 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Y ' sux 3 X A 3 Q x Courier Staff The COLIIIGI IS a mollthlx publlcat on xlth the pul pose of glxlllg to It mdllx lead els the nexxs and dCt1YltleS ot the school The Coullel Staff ls composed ot stueellts flom the Ellgllsh depaltmellt ot the Senlor Hlgh School The adxlsols from the taff ale Vllss Campbell and N11 Bltnel xx ho patlentlx dex ote much of thelr tlme to asslstlng the staff Thls staft meets ex ery xx eek IH the Language Room ot the school bulldlng to xx rlte thell altlcles lOl the corn lng lssue of the COUIIBI The Alumnl page xx hlch IN alxx axs look ed forvx ald to has been a SOUICQ of lntereet tol all the gladuates Thele ale elghceel hundred CODIQS of each edltlon 'lhese pa pele ale sent to all palts of the xx olld To ex erx Scotland School hox IH the serxlce a papel ls sent flee The Coullel IS pllnted bx the students lll the school pllnt shop xx hele lts com posltlon ls part of the boxs tlalnlng lll leal nlng to publlsh a nexx spapel Often these bows haxe the opportunltx aftel thex leax to xx rlte fol thelr hometoxx I1 paper Thle glx es them a chance to put IH plactlce the lxnoxx ledge galned xx lllle 011 the Courler Staff The paper SGIYCS the student bodx bx prlntlng nexxs altlcles of sportlng ex entq and othel campus actlxltles Comments pertalnlng to ex ents on the campus appeal 111 the 9dllIOl12il columns xx hele students ODIHIOHS on matters of genelal school lnter et a leal N DI X Slxtx f0Lll Afgfff Amar, fag, ,gf ' ,LQJ fuffff 7-0 .' . 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J J Nt, ,5 f f , ' 4 ,f ,f,.. 1 -1 f - , 1 ,' 1 1 X I 5 - , ,J-4' g' ,1 f l f , l I ' 1 .I V, I 1 1 Boys Chorus -n-Eff The achlexements of the Bow Fhorux under the SI oneor l ry of Nlrs Bom er hae been outstandrng In the sprn g of 1939 the organwatron wx on fnst honor rn the Qtate Forererc a d Nlubrc League of Norrrstour agarn rn 1940 at Harrrsburg and a thnd trme rn 1941 at eted cup Accordn g to the rules of the league these three successrxe trlumphs elrmrnated us from the competrtron rn 1942 The chorus hae also partrcrpated rn the P S E A Drstrrcr Com entron at Cham bersburg and the Dlstrlct COI1Y9I1tlOI1 held at Stat Teachers College Shlppen burg It has sung at the Franklrn County Instrtute for the paet three sears and has gn en concerts at Lebanon for sex eral years Vlembershrp rn the organwatron rx xoluntarx All xolunteerx are gn en a xorce test at the begrnnrng of each term of the school xear and a leader rs chosen for each sectlon From rts members of outstandrng 'nerrt the Octet and Quartet are choxen S11-.tx fue 1 -1' 7 X' V- J 1' t S ' ' ' .' px' , .' A 3 5 sn' i- L 1 ' 2 ' A1 1- I 6 .lv I A l v . any n ' kl 1 Aki. 1' A A, YH' . . I Lv ., . . U the distant city of New Castle. These three consecutive victories won for us the cov- ' V ... . .1 . at V . - S L- L ' , F, ' L uv .51 , , I. ' V v ' ' D . ' 1 v v l v vw 4 v I ' v I 4 ' . Q .' b' , ' ' .Q ' I ' A' ' s - ' L- 1 K- . ' A ' V . 4 - H 4 - . 5, . tS1.a11...,,Q - 1, fade, Of? Vi bee -19 Q Q, '16 Q G4 4 0 J-Q A 6 v 4 T' llc ax 9 L 1' Q H Q J- us C11111 'N Q T111 '1 H, 0. A 'M 0 Jatk Whltehead President Donald Patterson Vue Presldent Kenneth Kerr Secretary Sz Treasurer The S Club whlch wx rs organlzed ten yexrs ago has the express purpose of LIXIHQ' lettermen the prxwlleges whxeh rlghtfully belong to them It has entourxged the boys ln sports for d1S11HCtlW8 vwork Boys vs ho haxe earned an S CTUTIDQ, the year as III football basketball track 1nd b Lseball or theer leadlng are Qllglblt? for membershlp to the Club Eath member Llub members A spetlal room was glwen to the C,lub 1n the gymnaslum where members may go and spend the1r lexsure tlme The C lub a self supportmg organlzatxon tontr1butes to the atmosphere of sports ewents by sellxng refreshments at the basketball and football games VV1th the money they earned the Club purchased suth lnudentals as radxo books 1.,1Ul9S e xsx thalrs and furnlture DUFlDg the wear the C lub sponsors a d mae b Lnquets outlngs and many other entertalnments Slfcty SIX P! 0 3 ' 1 r 1 1 1 UAV' Y 1 ' 1 12 X1 '14 1 Z x1 v 1 L. .1L1 .1 Y. Y. 3 4 . V. U . A . V . v t l ,Q l 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4' ' ' y 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 K , v K 9 ' 1 1 1 2 .' ' , ' ' ' 'Y' ' Q ' , . ' A who belongs to the Cflub is awarded an US . Officers are elected semi-annually by 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 y 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1'. , I 1' L' ' I 'I ' K' ' fi' ' G lf, rl, L1, gil' 1 ' K., 1 ' c ' U1 1 Y ' L1 i1 A1 1 2 . . 2 .1' ' y-51' 1 1 1 1 1 ' '1- kV1 -1'. The Athlehcs Athletic Council PM ff' A Martha Donahue Mr Penslnger Herman Bofinger Mr M :clay Rita Finnegan 'llr Heckler Jack Whitehead The Athletic Council is composed of two girls and two bows 11 ho are elected bw thc Senior High School student body the Athletic coaches the superusor ot the high school and a staff member appointed by the Superintendent Elections are held an The Council holds meetings at the concluslon of each sport season In these meet ings the Council has three main objectiyes The first IS to determine the number of members on the team that should be awarded the Varsity S The second 18 to form an intra mural league for the students not on the warsitv teams The third 18 to carry out the intra mural league schedule which they make up The Council selects boys and g,1rls to be Captains of the various teams and then the Captains pick their teams and name them whatever they choose It is the purpose of the Council to see that the games are play ed according, to rules and regulations and that good sportsmanship is displayed This year due to the efficient help of the Council a good intra mural league was orgamaed which provided much fun and many exciting games Sixty nine 4. 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SEASON RECORD Scotland Waynesboro Scotland Shlppenaburg Scotland St James Scotland Mercersburg Scotland Mechanlciburg Scotland Carson Long Scotland Carhsle Scotland Chambersburg, The 1942 football season opened after many weeks of dr1ll1ng and preparatlon under the arcs of theWaynesboro Tornadoes The Cadets put on a magmiicent show but 1n sp1te of thelr efforts they passed the glory to the1r opponenta by a Score of 14 7 Playxng only a few tlmea under the hghts 1n prewoua years the Red Deulfs were put to a dlsadvantage nevertheless, they took the defeat wlth detelmmatxon to do better 1n the1r next attempt Seventy t . 7 3 14 . . A. 0 ' . 0 A. ' 0 . 6 A. ' ' 39 J ' 0 H. 12 '. 20 A. ' ' 14 7 H. 20 ' 6 A. 6 S r 19 . A. Football Resume The Cadets 1ournex ed to Shlppensbu g for the second tllt of the season to pl' thelr mlght agalnst the Shlppensburg Crewhounds who proxed themselxes tough opposltlon Because ot the ,ey1c,elle1+ dlsplax bf blocklng md txckllng on the p trt of both teams nelther was able to score L mg prlxate cars the Red ind 1Vh1te W IFFICJTS made thelr next tr1p to Wlxrw lftnd X here thex plax ed for fhet1rst'f1me the 'st James Prep Vlen Poth te xms were unable to score unt1l1n the last quarter the Prep Wlen bv 1 stroke ot luck blocked a punt and pounced upon the ball behlnd the llne thus maklng the score 6 0 and send mg the C xdets home w 1th then second defeat Flghtlng mth rare determlnatlon the Hecklermen proxed themselxes SLIDQYIOI' to the Wlercersburg elex en on the lattels home fleld 1nd brought about the fnst uc tory ot the season GHIHIIIL, manv xar ds and dlsplaung xerw nlcelx thelr blocklng ftbxl ltx the Red and W h1te VS uuors held the opponents scoreless 39 0 Ag nn 1ou1 leung to the opponents so1l the w ell tralned Cadets met the chal lenge ot the Nlechanlcsbulg Nlaroon md 'W hltes 1 ho p1 ox ed SLIIDQTIOI' 'CJ 12 Although playmg a w ondertul game ot footb ll the C xdets were unable to get 1 lead 1nd t' us w ltnessed the thlrd deteat ot the e Th1s w as the second clash under the trcs Always readw and rating to go the Red Dexlls met the hlghlv tutored C xrson Long elex en tor the second 1nd tlnal home g tme and w ere ruled SLIDGFIOI 14 7 Put ting all thex had agalnst the unreslstmg red 1nd whlte l1ne the opponent could not galn much yardage thus chalklng up another xlotory tor the bcotland elew en The next ch xllenge ot the season was the th1 d under the llghts when the Cadets made the trlp to C'arl1sle to clash wlth the Thunderlng Herd Wlth a stlff cold wlnd and snow blowlng 1n thelr taces both teams held on to the ball xery capably but agaln the Cadets showed thelr superxomty and carrled off a thlrd uctory Havmg outplay ed the Green and Whlte wlth excellence both the Varslty and Junlor Varslty came home w 1th hlgh honors Thanksglxlng Daw brought to an end the playlng days of many senxors when the annual rn al game w 1th the Trojans of Chambersburg brought a great number of ex puplls back for the great game Takmg a 6 0 lead at the half way po1nt the Cadets slackened the1r pace and the Trojans pulled ahead 19 6 to take the top honors Thxs loss brought the percentage ot the season below the 500 mark the lowest It has been for quite a w h1le lhe football season howexer w as one of great sport enthuslasm and rnalry out ot whlch every one got a great thr1ll Sexenty one x 1' 1 ' 1 V . 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Orph Chambersburg St James Mercersburg Shlppensburg Waynesboro Greencastle Lemaster Mercersburg Acad Washlngton Tvs p Qu1ncy H S Mercersburg Acad Mercersburg Greencastle Lemaster 23 Shlppensburg ' 60 ' ' . 19 3 42 S ' 3 39 3 3 3 47 . s 33 3 3 50 29 33 3 28 ' . 3 3 3 43 33 3 A 49 3 3 34 3 3 33333 35 33 3 3 31 3 43 3 3 14 3 3 39 Waynesboro 3333 3 29 3 3 16 1 - . 56 3 3 40 ' ' . 19 3 52 ' . . 333333 3 39 3 33333 35 . 46 49 ' ses3 3 26 33 44 3333333333333 3 37 3 24 33 33333333 3 3 3 25 3 ' ' 3 33 35 Basketball Resume Scotland Chambersburg Scotland St James Scotland Washrngton Twp Scotland Qurncy H S PLAX OFF Scotland Lemaster Total Scotland 792 Opponents 648 Gettrng off to a yery good start certarnly marked the Red Deyrl Qurntet as an un usually strong contender for the Franklrn County Champronshrp However thc out look for an unblemrshed season yy as shattered when the unpredrcatable happened The Cadet Cagers struck a blank yyall rn therr frfth clash of the season Playrng host to a strong Shrppensburg frve on January 16 the Red Devrls were only able to rlng the bell for 28 pornts dropprng well below then' prevrous games ay erage The Shrp pensburg Greyhounds moyed around the floor and really began to burn the ball at the frnrsh of the game the score stood Shrppensburg 48 Red Deyrls 28 Havrng tasted their flrst defeat the Red and Whrte netmen came back to renew therr frne start of the season Entertarnrng a strong frve from Waynesboro they took off on a spree and hung up a total of 49 pornts agarn surpassrng the ay erage of 40 pornts a game As for the vxsrtors they boyy d therr heads rn defeat wrth a total of only 34 pornts 'Vlrdw ay rn the season desprte the score books showrng of three losses and erght yrctorles tyyo of the losses comrng from a strong 'Vlercersburg Academy frve the Ca dets relentless and courageous strrde was not broken ownagarnst the best of them They defeated a plucky Chambersburg squad by thc narroyy margrn of 42 39 Followrng thrs hrghly contested game they oyertook Greencastles cagemen rn an an trght game to the tune of 39 31 Then they met a strong and trrcky St James Prep and yy on by the taperrng score of 37 to 36 rn a very thrrllrng duel on therr home court In the league the Cadets had only dropped one game to Lemaster Hrgh School thus makrng rt a tnree way tre Lemaster yy ho had met and deteated Greencastle was hoprng to over run the Cadets 1n a second game The surprrsrng feature of thrs event was the neyys that the Cadets yy ere to meet the Lemaster frye yyrthrn a week from the trme Coach Frey yya notrfred The Cadets hoyy ey er soon yy ere rn trrm for thrs most rmportant game of the year yyhlch spectators hoped would be a thrrlllng and closely fought game They were hoyyeyer drsappornted for the Cadets opened up yyrth all then fury and trounced the contenders wr h the astoundrng score of 17 32 Thus the Red and VVh1te Deyrl clmched the Franklrn County League and flnrshed the season rn a bla7e of glory to hang up a season record of 16 triumphs and 6 losses Seyenty three ' 8 32 .' 36 8 37 . . 36 . 8 1 ' . 0 8 8 1 ' ' . . 8 0 ' 57 s 8 32 . I Y V kv 4 , 'A D Y- ' I .1 I H v 1 1 4 ' . ' 1 ' r 3 V. . . . , 1, v ' ' S ks' v . . K ' - S ' S l' , . r' , V . . 1 S , D . Av 4 s S I 4 ' ' . S ' ks , I I A . Lv .Av' Aw, we - L1 ' N Y. K I 4 ' H l .' . r' . r' r' 1' , .'.' .' ' C v' s ' As, v Ask is . ' K. 7 L , is H vw ' Y N -- They engaged some of the hottest teams ofthe Valley. The Cadets held their v . ' Ay Lv ' . . . v j . is 1- if v A is 1 br x 1 ' N 1 , 1 I ' 1 V '4 v . ' 4 v v ' I at 1 Y 1 ' . YY 1. S ' ' . . ,yy Y v V K, - . ' ' 'iv is ' v 4 . - . ' - ' . L- r . .l. ' . ' ' y- 4 . Av v r- I v 1 - s f ' ' J. ks f' - '. . , . . I, -'E L, ' ,. . g' -5 -M .- s 'W K q 5513 x X kv t girls' Basketball squad X ,A . , Scotland 21 Quincy H. S. 20 Scotland 34 Washington Twp. 33 Scotland 27 Washington Twp. 26 Scotland 33 Lemaster 30 Scotland 37 Lemaster 40 Scotland . 38 Penn Hall 37 Scotland 28 Penn Hall 32 Scotland 1 Quincy H. S. 0 Total Scotland-318 Opponents-218 Getting off to a scrappy start, the Scotland Red Devilettes opened the season with a five game winning streak which seemed to indicate an undefeated season. How- ever, a fighty Lemaster six shattered our hopes by taking a highly contested and ex- citing game on the latter's floor. This loss did not discourage the Devilettes, however. for they were ready to face the remaining opponents with plenty of spirit. At the end of the season the Scotland Devilettes were running first in their league with only two losses to mar their otherwise unblemished record. This success, the best the Schlendwein dribblers had experienced in the last three years, was attributed to the fine cooperation of the team and the relentless and patient attention of Captain Schlindwein. Seventy-four Girls' Hockey Squad W? ww AVN' wiffgtg First Row Margaret VV1re Jeanne Burdette Jean Brown Dolores Brown Secoi d Row Anna Cavalcant Marlon Jones Geraldine Bofinger Marie Antonucci 'Vlartha Donahue Janet Fields Rita Finnegan This year our hockey team which was undefeated the preuous two years was faced with the problem of securing a coach This problem howex er didn t prevent our plucky group from carrying out their plans for a third successively unblemished season In fact because we had a remarkable tuin out we were abl to have a val practiced after school with a m1n1mum of superxlsion and with a strong determlna tion to play the game Due to the curtailment of this actiwlty in many of the high schools of the district our schedule for the year was very limited Some of the schools we had played were Greencastle Penn Hall Sw atara and Lower Paxton The few opposing teams remaining w ere soon convinced by a fine display of team w ork that our figh s elexen were hard to beat Perhaps because of the number of wears of participation in this sport we had a large number of outstanding playeis both in the front line and back field The team therefore ranked with oui other leading varsity teams lv VY 5355- f Qu I l , l I 1 ' 'T Y a v ' ' ' v s I v - l v - 1 ! 7 ' .Aw 5 Uv , v . fy v. K y K ' 1 . . . . , . , Q . . . -- . , . c sity and junior varsity team, for the first time. Patiently and diligently these teams ' 61 Y Y! . 1 ' ' 1 . ' y' ' 1 ' s . ' ' s ' .0 K v . Y Y. Y Y . . , 1 ' l. , , A li 'L sv l , . , K by . s s .Iv .1 X V- 1. - . ' .kv kv , Y Y K1 ' 1K1 ' Y V ,- Seventy-five P Vik' as if lk Baseball Squad Sprlng tra1n1ng opened early th1s season the f1TSt game bemg played on the 16th of Aprll As Captaln Heckler Cap on the fleld had enough baseball enthuslasts for two teams thmgs looked very prom1s1ng Every nlght the dlamond was covered w1th the players of the two teams the one team sluggmg the other shaggmg both teams taklng then' turn at gnlng the horse h1de a good swat and a long rlde As there was only a few veterans to bulld the team around Cap started wxth Bonavltacola out on the mound Whlpplllg the ball mto catcher Whltehead DeMarco holdmg down th1rd and Gmmcks up on short To f11l pos1t1ons left empty by the last year grads Cap d1d very well by puttlng Snowshoes MaJ1k6S at flrst and Mmor ln the fleld wlth veterans Smlth and Blake The honors at second were dlV1ded be tween Cunnmgham and Weet who put forth then' best efforts Cap was fortunate 1n havlng a number of good subs to depend upon Jeep Wll kmson and Norm Waltz both of whom tw 1rl mean curves Joe Mapes ready and wlsh mg that some day somethmg would happen to put h1m behlnd the bat Guy Cooper Hobby and Danley hopmg to get ln the fleld All 1n all the season turned out qulte successful! havlng worthlly malntamed the schools hxgh sports standard beventy blX l 9 x1 1 , , 1 7- A1 A1 L1 K L', L' . 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Y . . . . 7 I 1 1 1 1 1 A . 1 ,' Q JY Track Squacfiigvuwgfgww L Flrst Row Glenn Kempf Dwaln Pattereon Earl Broomhead Jack McDonough Don ald HUtCh1HS Kenneth Kerr Harry Waldt Anthony DeMarco Robert Roblnson Sec ond Row Kenneth D18tZ Earl Chllds Robert Byers Robert Sayres Jack Whltehead Herman Boflnger Mr Heckler Scotland St James Scotland Carhsle Washmgton Twp 54V Scotland 7115 Quincy H S 3 Scotland 85 Mercersburg Acad J V Wlth a wealth of potential materlal and only a core of lettermen wlth whlch to work Coach Heckler and hls aeslstants Mr Foreman and Mr Ol1ver devoted much tzme to the development of a versatlle track squad whlch later won the Franklm Coun ty Track Meet The Red and Whlte Cmdermen who had demonstrated then' w1ll1ngness to comply w1th the strenuous preparatlon d6Sp1t6 adverse weather was awarded the coveted Franklm County Trophy The track team plled up an aggregate of 711fg pomts ln competltlon wlth the fmest athletlc ahber of the county Seventy seven J, 'C C11 . s , .JN - . , ' f Q S , -W 1 YJ A if H Vx . ,S H TK ' , -- .4 X . it Q Q' ft' if f Y 58 . 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J - Class Prophecy Looklng over the gosslp columns of the current newspapers of the country ln the year of 1958 we flnd the followlng lnformatlon about the class of 43 of Scotland School Here 15 news from New York Jeannle Burdette IS the head manager of a New York Beauty School My she surely has the techrllque' No wonder she has such a way wlth those males' You can see her patrons go out wlth the latest of styles and colffures due to the expert SQTVICC they recelved It certalnly hasn t taken MISS Spoonhour long to get lnto busmess Everywhere you see a women sportlng her latest deslgns ln frocks Not even Parls deslgners can make such wonderful creatlons Madame Herdman appears to have grown a large tallorlng concern overnlght As you look down Flfth Avenue you see llghts dlsplay lng her latest ln men s clothlng such as the Shlmmy sult the Jlgger sult and a long llne of others You have probably wondered why you don t see Bud Boflnger around these days He wlll no doubt be found at hls shop engrossed ln the great works and mountlngs of hls anlmals slnce thls lb the buslest part of the fur season Get a load of thls' The very popular Superlntendent of the Mercy Hospltal IS none other than Betty Zuber I learned that Margaret Wlre lb also a nurse there The splendld work of these glrls has won for them outstandlng places ln thelr communlty Flash' Have you read the latest wlld west novel Streaky R1dES Aga1n It was wrltten by our famous novellst Guy Streaky Cooper In addltlon to thls he has wrltten several books about hls llfe out west full of danger thrllls and the ro mance WhlCh you wlll llke to read about Also lf you care to have any lnformatlon as how to be a real wlld west cowboy just drop a penny post card to Streaky Coop er ln care of the Dude Ranch Texas Don t walt act now' Here s a hot one Thelma known all over the country for her sklll as a tlght rope walker Her latest and most darlng performance IS a tap danclng act on a rope one hundred feet from the ground The new dynamlc N B C Sports commentator IS none other than Glenn Kempf He broadcasts all the N8t1OH3l and Amerlcan League games Yes now lf you have any bereavements ln your famlly do your buslness Wlth the Kenneth Kerr Funeral Home Forty Fort Pennsylvanla Kenny 15 one of the best ln the buslness Here s a flash of ten flashes the wrlter of the New York Love Lorn Column IS MarJle Scott former reporter on the Scotland Courler She lb up to date on all the New York so clety and dolng a good Job of It Oh yes and Jlmmy Weet seems to be very fortunate as far as food IS concerned Just lmaglne he lb now owner of the Weet Plckle Factory at Plttsburgh Pennsylvanlal He hasn t forgotten Scotland School though every hol lday he sends ln a couple barrels of plckles Thanks to Jlmmy Attentlon' If you are plannlng a vac atlon trlp phone the Davls and Broomhead Transcontlnental Alrllne Corporatlon Thelr new planes are of the latest deslgns rated as the speedlest ln the alr You wlll TECEIVC only the very best of SCTVICQ Hm the tlckers are buzzlng wlth a trafflc Jam Just outslde of the Metropolltan Opera House ln New York Clty Unusual the cause of thls seems to be that a very popular star ls scheduled to be there Yes Anthony DeMarco the renowned tenor IS maklng hls flrst appearance there slnce hls European tour Llsten to thls Jack Whltehead IS now the foreman of the Unlted Baker s Com pany Well any 43 Scotland School stud ent wlll testlfy as to the dellclous concoc t10Hb that Jack IS capable of produclng H ot off the press Anna Blalne Cavalcant has Just won a most envled tltle Champlo n Woman Swlmmer of the World Olymplc Sports' She has won so many awards that the offlclals have asked her to drop out for Elghty two ' I. 1 1 1 l . . . . . . U , , r - . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . , . . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . ' 7 '11 ' 1' 1 .. 1 1 5 1 . 1 - 1 .1 1. . . 1 ' 1 1 ' 7 , . . , . , ' 1 .. y ' 1 1 . -1 1 11 I 1 . 1 . . K . ' .1 1 1 1 . . 1 , . . . , ' , u ' ' u . , . . v .Q ,, ,, . . .' . , . , 1 ' 1 '1 ' 1 ' 1 - K P y '1 9 ' K 9 w ' , ' , an 17 1, r ' ' ' 1 Y . ,1 , .. , . . , . . . . . Shaffer IS now a featured performer ln the famous Barnum and Balley CITCUS. She IS 1 . 1 D 1 1 1 . . 1 1 l ' 7 1 . ' 1. 11 I , . . 1 . ' 1 l 1. 11 , , , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' U - 77 '1 . ., . , . 1' 4 . ' ' . K1 . 1 1 . V . , . D ! ' 9 . I 1 1 ' l 1 . ' 1 ' r I J 1 1 . 1 . . ' . ' 1 1 . . , , , . - ' 1 1 '1 1 , ', 1 , n H L ' ' '1 4 l .1 . . L, , , . I. 1 I 1. 5 .1 . , . . . ., - 1 L. L L ' Class Prophecy a year ln order to glV6 the other competltors a chance Durlng thls tlme she ls g0lHg to glve llfe savlng lessons at Scotland School Wash out your ears for thls one MRFIOH Jones I hear IS competlng wlth Gracle Allen ln a glggllng contest It Wlll b a close run because MRFIOH was noted for that same glggllng at Scotland and we should know Rlta Flnnegan IS the Proprletor of the popular Chop Suey Shop on 12th Street She IS certalnly dolng a wonderful buslness whether due to her personallty or to her good cooklng You can always see a steady stream of customers who drop IH to sample Rlta s dellclous chop suey Clear the decks Mrs Clarence Rlpple formerly MISS Betty Chapman has lust opened a canteen for lonely sallors and seems to enjoy her work very much As you no doubt know she IS the wlfe of Commmandel Clarence Rlppel of the U S Navy Janet Flelds and Julla Ramsden are both dancers of Zlegfleld s Follles They also have a radlo program on Whlch they do some swell harmonlzlng Take a gander of thls morsel of news Marle Antonuccl has flnally fulfllled her hlghest ambltlon sh has been recognlzed as a real movle star There hasn t been anythlng llke her slnce Gone Wlth The Wlnd I recently learned that Suds Byers IS teachlng P D at Penn Hall He clalms he couldn t be any happler at hls work than he IS No doubt' MISS Derr surprlslng as 1 may seem IS head dletlclan ln the Maybelle Slenderlzlng Agency and IS dolng wonders wlth the New York Soclety I was not larred when recently I heard that the famous trapper and explorer Stevs Jones who IS second only to DHHIBI Boone was ln the Wlld of Canada trapplng and dolng an lmportant surveylng lob for the Canadlan Govern ment however he Wlll soon be pushlng on to new frontlers as Canada IS becomlng too tame for hlm Just get an ear full of thlS Ike Nltterhouse IS one of the most brllllant I' B l Inspectors IH Washlngton D C He has lust brought ln that notorlous gang of klller Unbellevable' Davld Schooley former Scotland School mall boy has Just been ap polnted to the posltlon of Postmaster General of the Unlted States I hadn t expected Davld to go ln for Polltlcs but recalllng hls falthful and dew oted SQFVICQ ln raln snow or sunshlne It lsn t too surprlslng Of course Jack McDonough known as Klng of the Drums and hls band appear nlghtly at the most popular nlght club Cocoanut Grove Hls featured planlst IS Lum Hubley who can set any classlcal number to the hottest swlng News from Lancaster Bob Sayresl the most successful young man ln the ad vertlslng buslness of hls home town metropolls Every local blllboard you see and every 10 cent magazlne you DICK up features hls vast knowledge and wonderful ab l lty ln creatlve deslgn Sure enuf It IS Captaln Martha Donahue of the WAACS now and she IS ellglble for ew en a hlgher promotlon ln the near future She IS stlll slngl ln Splt6 of her many proposals as she IS fasclnated wlth her career Marty declares that her success IS largely due to the flne mllltary tralnlng that she recelv ed at Scot land School For kllllng Kenny DlBtZ the talented young Cornet player IS ln the groowe wlth Kay Ky ser s Band and has lust slgned a mowle contract wlth the Warner Brothers ln Hollywood I know though that hls hundreds of fans Wlll be dellghted to hear that Kenny 18 golng to make hls r gular appearances Wlth the band Ahoy Mates the Navy IS lndeed fortunate to have a sallor llke Rear Admlral Harry Waldt He lust las been awarded the D stlngulsl ed SGFVICS Cross for outstandlng valor above and bclow hls llne of dut5 1U serxlce Last flash' Only Scotland School can pro duce such healthy outstandlng well dlsclpllned soldlers Elghty three -. . . . . . Ls 9 ' ' r' ' ' li ' ' 77 k 1 5 ' 1 1 1 . . ,Q . . ' ' '1 I 1 1 . ,, , , . . . ' v ' 1 I ' ' ' ' 1 1 , v . . 1 .... . Q A ' I S' . . , i D l fl ' H ' ' YY 1 1 .1 D ' 1 .' -'. . .. , . l . l, , , . . , ' .', . , .' s A - , , . . . . 1 I '1 I 1 .1 V . .I 1 I the Splrllll Boys, and asaresult, he IS the most talked about man ln Amerlca today. ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 w- . , , . . . Y. . . , A1 A Y L' 7 L' , . . . , 1 u ,, . , . . . , . , . ,, . . . ., , . , .1 - .1 .1 1 x 11. 1 1 .F1 1 1 . . , , o l l I - ' s . ' l- S ' . s . .- e, . I 1 1 1 '1 '1 I 1 D . 1 L up L h ' 1 7 , 1' r ' vw '1 1 ' 1 1' y' ,' I . , , . . .I 4 .Av - -.1 e l , ' ' Y ' 5 - , S l 4' ' ' ' ls .' l s - . v fs 1 , , '. ' ,- , . .L . . . . . . . . . - ' 1 v - A L. Class W111 We the graduatlng class of 1943 who cannot make the usual declaratlon of be mg ln sound mlnd and body do make publ1sh and declare thls our last w11l and tes tament hopxng that the manner ln whlch we dlspose of the numerous assets and tal ents of our class w1ll prove satlsfactory to no one Sectlon 1 We the Class of 1943 hereby beqeath our talents personallty tra1t.s and posses slons to whom we thlnk deservmg Sect1on 2 To the faculty we bequeath the fond remembrance of our faultless recltatlons our 1nsp1rat1ons and accomphshments our modesty and qulet ways Sectlon 3 To the Class of 44 we bequeath our d1gn1ty as Semors antlclpatmg that they wlll try to uphold the hlgh standards Wh1Lh we the Class of 43 have estabhshed Sectlon 4 To the studlous sophomores we bequeath the t1tle of glddy Junlors hoplng, that the1r glddlness w1ll wear off 1n the future years Sect1on 5 To our dear l1ttle freshmen we bequeath the pr1v1lege of occupylng our bulldlng for four long grmdmg years Secnon 6 To anyone who wants them we bequeath our g1rl and boy frlends who are left behlnd bectlon 7 We hereby make the followmg bequests of our prlceless possesslons tralts char James Weet s posltxon as hospltal boy to Ed Cunmngnam h1s future pos1t1on w1th the army to all those of 18 Guy Cooper s larlat western romances and books of western sonLIS to Mlllflle Yohn Kenneth Kerr s stud1ousness to anyone who can stand lt all the Yearbook negatlves to h1s scrapbook Herman Bofxnger s posltlon ln the mOVl8 booth to Ceorge Wexs h1s mouse trap and desk to h1s slster Jerry Marty Donahue s ab1l1ty to eat any sweets at any tlme and stlll keep an Ivory complex lon to Bugeyes her vlm wgor and Vltallty to FTHDCIS Modzelevwskl Marle Antonuccl s way of exaggeratmg and daydreams to Ruth Flack her La Congas and Rumbas to Ruth also and her model flgure to anyone who would rather walk ID the1r sleep so they can rest whlle they exeruse MAFIOD Jones s glft of gab to Jerry Ewaska and her hearty laughs to Helen Koloskl Jack Whltehead s execut1ve ab1l1ty to future class presldents and h1s glggle to any one trying to get on the radlo Jack McDonough s Jltterbugglng to Baldy McConnell h1S w1se cracks to anyone who can get away wlth makmg them Betty Zuber s au' condltloned basketball sneekers to Verna Dodson her l1ne of ad' m1rers to Mary Mubldl Lummy Hubley s dry humor to Bugeyes McGraw her typewrlter and speed to those who can use It Elghty four . , gs , . - ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1- ' r v 1 ' ' . . .1 1 .1 1 1 11 1 - , . . . ., . 1 A 1 1 . 1 .1 1 5 . . , . . . 11 1 1 1 5 . 1 I 11 1- , .. , ., , , .. . 1. 1 . 1 . Y I . 1 .. ., . , . .. . ., - 1 4 1 -Q 11 Y 1 r .1 . . , .. , . . . L' L' Ll A' xv, ,- r xvku Li. , . . , . K , . 1 i ' I . 1 1 .1 11 11 11' 1 I 1 a , 1 KL 1 , 1, acter1st1cs, personalltles, etc., to be dlstrlbuted as mentloned below: . . . . , . . . ' 71 ' 1 , , , 1 1 1 1 ' ' , . , . . . ,1 1 . 1 11 1 ' 1 ' . . . , 1' I , ' 1 , . . . . L., , . y . ' C . 'yv - 1 I 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 . . . , . . 1 1 1 - 1.1 , ' ,r u ' xy 1 ' ' . , , 1 ' 71 1 ' ' ' 11 1' '1 ' . .. , . - 1 1 71 ' ' - ' ' 1 1 y 1 ' ar . . . . , - ' K1 1.1 . , 1 1 U I , , . . . . ,. Class W111 Kenny Dletz s combs and mlrrors to Frank Brady h1s wolflsh ways to Sam Curley Betty Chapman s steady ballors crrespo 1 nce to Elalne Mentzer hopmg that be wlll also throw klsses mto the ocean Helen Derr s evenlng walks to the golf course to Justlne Porklnchok her nose for news to the Cour1er Staff Glenn Kempfs ab1l1ty of blufflng the te xchers to anyone s1lly enough to try It hxs rank a chlef observer to the persons who lxke to be called out of class Tony DeMarco s physlque to C eorge Weis hls corny jokes and h1s ablllty to catch on ten m1nutes after to Don Esposlto and h1s ab1l1ty to smg h1g,h tenor to Herb Weet Bob bayres s shot put ab1l1ty to John Llpy l1 hxs mlddle part and sllck halr do to Eg, g1e Falen Thelma Shaffer s fan mall to MIHDIQ Yohn all her sallors and soldlers addresses to MIHHIC also Jeanne Burdette s helght to Lo1s Trrchler tm1ghty oaks from llttle acorns growl her ab1l1ty to plck em up tall to any wee mlte Earl Nltterhouse s F B I experlence to Ed Cunnmgham hls Jokes to all super1or detectlves Anna Mary Spoonhour s ab1l1ty to sew a stralght seam to Dor1s Deal her red haxr to any boy 1n danger of becomlng baldheaded Suds Byers s pajama tops to the scrub mer as wash up rags h1s three lockers and three palrs of shoes to Domlnlc Lus1 h1s dlscus throwmg to Robert Robmson Romeo Harry Waldt s strlpes to Harry Whxtehead hls second platoon to Harry also h1s f1rst month s pay to the year book Maggle Wlre s place ln the Beauty Shop to her slster Eleanore her loye affalrs to M1ss Campbell Janet Fleld s umform to the next beautxclan ln lme her talent for Jltterbugglng to Dotty Trelchler We wxll let her take 111th her all the bakmg soda she can carry Rlta Fmnegan s bureau to Evelyn Rlchardson her ab1l1ty to be true to anyone who can stand the gaff Davld Schooley s collectlon of tooth brush handles to Baldy McConnel To h1m we give two tongues so when the cat catches one he w1ll have another one to rely on btewart Jones s enthus1asm for the Student C overnment Orgamzatlon to the Jumor Class h1s coon shaped hat to Dan Mahoney and all the dead catLs he has skmned to the fur traders Anna Blame Cavalcant s Sunday nlght hlkes to Ike Nltterhouse her locker full of eats to the kld who ralses bugs Julle Ramsden s techmque of off agaln on a1,,a1n to C ertle Reber her cheer leader pos1t1on to Mary Ellen Hummell and the freckles on the end of her nose to any one lovmg, freckles Betty Herdman s tallorlng, ablllty to Ruth Daron her personality and wlnnxng ways to those who need lt most Earl Broomhead s typing, talent to C1us C FUGFIO h1s physlque to the future football teams Margle bcott s copuett1shness to anyone wlth rolllng eyes and mnocent looks In wrtness whereof we the aforementloned Class of 1943 do hope and ordam that all the personalltles character1st1cs traits and possesslons that we leave behlnd wxll be molded mto a bomb and dropped oy er Tokyo THE CLASS OF 1943 Elghty frve . L L L , L L L f - 1 'K1 K1 '1 ' 'K1 C K1 I1 13 , ' , ' 1 S ' 1 It .11 1 I 4 1 I, 1 ' , ' ' L, . 4' 1 LI L L' LI y K '17 ' L . L' 1' L' L 1 E K. 1 K. K. .. .KLK ,1 1. 1 . 1' .1 A . 1 -1 I . I I L L I L , L L L L' L' L' L' L' 7 - , K,KK .K,K.K .K L K. .K Y- L L ,e , L 1 9 ' ' 14' 1' 1 ' 1' 11 1 1 , L .,.. L L L' 4 '1 ' '1 ' L ' 4 1 ' 1 - ' ' ll ' 9 Y! Y ' ' 1 7 ' L ' 4 1 '1 ' 1 1 ' L L . L , L L 4 ' L1. X' ,1 1 . l 1 r 1 ' 1 -1 1 I l - 4 . I I ' 1 1 . l - 1 1 - ' .A 1 ' L' ' L L A 3: ' L' ' L - - L', L' L l 1 1 1 . . 4 1.- .1 .1 1 . ' 1 Max Davls s quletness to Jack Roblnson, lrls slster Dave to Burg, and h1s mustache to 4 I1 1 - 1 7 l . 1 1 4 I I 1 1 4 ' 1 . 1 ,1 1 L . x'x' 1 . L K. . K , 4 ' 1 ' I ,1 1 - 4 1 1 ' I ' I I L L , L' 4 I I o ,1 1 4 D 1 I 1 4 . y' 1 K1 L1 4 4 K' ' 4 1 'U ' K 1 1 ' 1 L ' L L' I 'L I I 4 111 -1 4 1 I I I I I 4 1 1 1 1 - LL , L L , L L L14 v ' I 4 '1 r ' ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 L L L , L ' 1, ' u I ' ' H 1 - . . ,. ,. 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I 4 I1 4 ' 1 11 . . 1 ' L L LL L ' ,', ' 11 I 1 11 , ' L , LL 1 1 I . 1 1 1 -1 I L1 . 1 11 11. 1 ' ' L L, L L, , LL LL L I Y 1 , Farewell We the 5611101 Claw-1 of 1041 haxc rcachcd 1 m1le14tonc wh1ch marks a trans1t1on al perlod of our llVGS Our yc trs hcre 1tScotland 1lthough d1ffer1ng wlth each of ua l1olcis talcs of pleas int c'-cpcr1enc'e Scotland School w1th 1ts 1mpl1c'at1ons 1nd tl illltl0Dt4 lts heartachew 1ts w1ctor1es ltbl shortcommgs and 1ts ach1cxemcnt.s 1s chcr1shed IH thc hearts and m1nds of each SBIIIOI' We regret lc 1x1ng our acquamtances wlnch xx e1c fostercd by the school and V1lllCh wc have learned to esteem so hlghly 'Scotland Qchool h1s gnen us all the educatlon 11 and sp111tual knowledgc that we possess a11d each of us has prof1ted 1mmeasu1ably from our d,ShOC1d.tlOll w1th 1 W 15 Semors fecl we hnc tr1ed to thc best of ou1 dllllltj to glVl to thc adm1n1strat1on 1nd to the teac hc rs ou1 utmost c'ooperat1on Wc w1sh to th ink cxc1v membcr of thc staft f0l then kllldIN,SS 1nd pat1cncc 1nd for all of the t1me they havc earnestly dewotcd ll thc hopc that we mlght bc bettcr equlpped to accept thc challenge of the futu1e We app1ec1atc the1r Ufllllllllg' efforts and we arc most gratcful for the1r1nnumc1able Contr1but1ons W e haxe had many happy QXDQFIGDLQS W1tl1 them wh1ch at tlmes perhaps thcy and we d1d11 t fully xalue Wc are not only gomg to remcmbe1 them as our teachers but also as our bcst frlends To thc mxny fI'lGIldS among the studcnt body whom wc 1rc leaxmg bchlnd we cxtcnd our best w1shcs fo1 success III the Q0lT'l1Hg' vc IIS We spcnt many happy years wlth you and wc wlll not soon forgct the many plcas int memo11cs and t1es whlch we chcrlsh Ou1 partlng IH d1ft1cul for us ind your f11e11dsh1ps are thc ones whlch wlll bc enshrlncd Ill our hca1ts folexer 1 ' 1 Al , 1 1 1 1 ' l 1 1 1' ' , 1 f'11 1'1, A 1' I 1 1 I 1 - .. . 1 1 .r ,z -1 1 I 1 11 ' 1 1 'f1 .'.1 X. 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