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

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3 SENIURS SANDRA FAITH HARRIS Chambersburg Sandy in her trim white uniform hurried about the lower hallway In her characteristic quiet manner She took her work in Beauty Culture seriously and looks forward to e clay when she can go into business on her own BARBARA ANN HARRY Carlisle Barb a diminutive blonde was one of our shapely hugh stepping baton and torso tossing magorettes Her warm friendly manner made her a popular hockey manager and a pleasant classmate to work with an Beauty Culture PEGGY ARLENE HOOVER Harrisburg Peggy relaxed comfortably In the school office all week and conserved her energy for the voolent arm waving she did on the weekends Since there is not much future in cheer leading she I5 becoming a good secretary on the side ROSEMARY HOWARD York Rosle our hugh stepping head malorette was right up front IN every parade Wlth a hockey stuck ln her hand she struck terror in the hearts of rival goalles but at her type writer she was the neat efficient secretary CHARLES ALLEN HUGHES Altoona Charlie was a supersalesman nn our canteen and could belt out a real vocal solo when the occasion demanded He han kers for an alr force uniform in his after Scotland days GARY LEE HUGHES Altoona Gary is the other of our Hugheses. He spent a lot of over- time putting our Courier together each month and he stole the show with his clever portrayal of character parts in most every dramatic production.

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C1444 o I9 8 STEPHEN E DYNDA Coudersport Stocky Steve from away up North made himself pretty ob vtous In the mlddle of a football lme durlng has semor year Rich oll wells south of the border and hugh llvmg are a part of hrs plans for the future SALLY ENSMINGER lancaster Hard working Sally was one of the quletest members of our class She always seemed to have somethmg to and she dld It with a mlntmum of fanfare She has rdea that she would like to decorate mterlors someday CARRIE ARl.ENE ERNEST Harrisburg Pleasant soft voiced Carrie could flourish o hockey stuck wlth as much vehemence as her larger colleagues She lnttle luds as a Sunday School teacher RONALD EDWARD FORD Lancaster Ron s flying heels won hum a flne collection of ribbons In track meets and thrilled our football fans on many a at urday afternoon Because of his honest face he was elected class treasurer and tool: good care of our funds JOSEPH H HAMILTON Plttsburgh Joe was the bug boy of our class He played a brutslng game at fullback and he was our ace punter lf the Putts burgh Steelers need a strong boy for their baclrfleld .loe would love to play for hrs favorite pro team RONALD WllllAM HARP Pittsburgh Corky kept humself busy at a number of thmgs He was actuve nn all smgmg groups and earned a letter or two rn sports Hrs hugh lump was good enough to place ln the state meet and that I5 up In the alr , ' do . . . . . . an earned her share of merits and was quite popular with the . S .

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C1444 o I9 X WAYNE CHARLES IMES Chambersburg Wayne one of the orlglnal members of the class started In our first grade as a little tow headed boy twelve long years ago Coach Frey never dreamed then that one day he would be a clever backcourt ace on the basketball team WILBUR JONES West Chester Here goes another Jones boy Wnlbur was a long time doughboy and hopes to operate his own bake shop when he goes back to West Chester He was qulte a football player and blew a mellow oompah on hrs bug bass horn THOMAS H LEMON Drums We dldnt reallze how handsome thus fellow was untll he had his senior pictures taken Tom did what was required of hum on the gnduron the dramond and In the shop un hls quiet unobtrusuve way SHARON lEE MALONE Fort Loudon Qulet Sharon looked fine In her whlte beautlclan s uniform but music us her first love Wlth her pleasant slnglng volce and soft touch at the keyboard she should realize her ambition to be a music teacher DOLORES JEAN MANN Phnladelphm Her flne alta voice helped make the gurls sextet the popular smglng group ut was Dolores was probably the tallest gurl an the class and there IS no doubt that she was one of the best talkers JOHN W MELLOTT Altoona Tuger was not robust enough physlcally for contact sports so he earned hls letter by belng a darned good manager He had a way with a motion picture prolector and could make lt slt right up and talk . , . . . 1 V