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

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SENIORS JOHN H ZIMMERMAN Carlnsle Thus you can expect when you have a name luke Znmmerman but we could flgure no way to make It come out even John played a mean game of soccer and also dld hrs share of pounding an the tm shop It looks like there woll be two new Zlmmermans an the Arr Force CHARTER MEMBERS These students comprlse the orlgmal Class of 1958 They entered Scotland to gether as sux year olds In the first grade Since then they have gradually added classmates until they are members of the largest class ever to be graduated from our school Seated Duane Delaney Arlene Walmer Sandra Hams Stondmg Davnd DePascale Ronald Ford Wayne Imes Ronald Reese Wullnom Smoker Rudy Ventresca 22 t ' N M I V -l - N ww at.we:Q:,W.wsLa1w.., W , 5 1 1 ' 3 1 f , , 1 4

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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.

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SENIORS AT EASE There must be something In the wand when thus popu lar group of sensors will stand out In the :old to talk at over It looks like Paul and Rosle will loan In the fun If he can lusf find anoiher nickel to put In the overworked ' Q Q nuke box 'HH' 1-'SY A bottle of cold coke and a ho! piano can mean a lot of fun uf the rrghf gang gefs fogevher 23 Y e e e a gr . ' 5 , I I I 4 e . P' I rr! I ' . ' f ' 'V' ,ff .' 51 '1 1' . g 1 . , - 'R F .