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

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'Si' i SENIURS 'T' I' 116 if -was JAMES L. SHUTTER lebanon Jimmy has stayed with the Bake Shop all the way and was a familiar figure out back in his spotless white apron and baker hat He was interested rn scouting and blew a steady woodwind in the bond VELMA RUTH SINGER Huntrngdon An attractive pearly toothed smule was always Ruth s trade mark She took good care of the girls on the hockey squad as manager and she was the team s staunchest supporter whether they won or lost X DANIEL cum sms: Reynoldsvrlle Dan did not go in for athletics music or other extracur rlculars but he was one of the best laundry cart pushers that we ever had He was a lone wolf who believed in the slmple llfe WILLIAM H SMOKER Lancaster It is easy to see why Bull was so popular with the girls H wants to keep his great athletic career going through four more years at college Bull was also a musician and he handled the business matters of the yearbook FREDA G STALB Gettysburg Freda always had a shy smile and a quiet manner Thus we were surprised to learn that she is planning to become a soldier. There will be no further need to worry about national defense when Sgt. Stolb reports for duty. FRED TRACY Meadville Fred was happiest when he was in the Art room with paint smeared fingers. Most of the clever art work and lettering in our yearbook is the result of the long hours he spent hunched over his drawing board.

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Clam 0 I9 X JAMES L REBERT McSherrystown Jim got his biggest thrill out of the undefeated track season in his iunior year. He spent a lot of his time that year on the end of a long pole. He worked well in our shops and wants to carry on as a trade teacher. RONALD l REESE Lock Haven Joey s athletic career was cut short when soccer was dropped from the sports program He I5 looking forward to seeing the world through a port hole and a long career an the United States Navy JANET CAROL ROBERTS Acosta .lan was a rough neck goalie through a couple of hectic hockey seasons During her more tranquil moods she made good use of her fine slnglng volce and twisted curls tn the basement CLAUDE J SCOTT Chambersburg Scottie was not particularly endowed with brawn but he could match kicks with his larger teammates on the soccer field so he IS very proud of that hard earned letter H was a live ware In the Electric Shop IRENE M SHAFFNER Spring Grove lf there was an extracurricular activity that Irene was not in It was because she could not tit It unto her busy schedule She was particularly clever with a brush or pen and aspires to be on art teacher AGNES MARIE SHONG Connollsvllle Many a male heart skipped a beat when dark and pretty Agnes strutted by with her baton atwirl She wants to be a model and should make It easily for she has the stuft that good models are made of 's '-v. I Y Q M6-f

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C1446 o I9 3 WALLACE TRACY Moadvnlle Wally was the rugged outdoor type who preferred guns to gurls He was a good scout In the woods and a sure shot on the nfle range He too thlnks there as somethmg about a soldier ClAlR VINCENT TREXl.ER Altoona Trex s deadly set shot from away out turned the tlde rn many a basketball contest Electrucal theory posed no prob lem for hum at all but getting to breakfast on time was a real chore RUDY A VENTRESCA Philadelphia Rudy was another twelve year veteran who had his flngers In every actlvlty of the school He worked he sang he made muslc and he was an immovable oblect In the middle ARLENE M WALMER Ephrata Arlene as completing twelve long actlon packed years at 'cotland In the early morning she strutted and klcked at malorette practice then a day of flying flngers at the type wrlter and an evennng chasmg a hockey puck or basketball JANE WHITEMAN North East Jane s bug smrle flashed at us from every concert stage since she sang IH both the chorus and choir and played a badly bent clarinet as well She was also a faithful Sunday School teacher JAMES N ZIMMERMAN Carlisle Jum brulsed many a shun whsle soccer lasted and added to the dm In the sheetmetal shop each afternoon He has hrs head un the clouds for the future as the Arr Force beckons of the football line. He was also class V. P.