Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

HELLO EVERYBODY THE SENICR CLAS IN OME RIGHT IN V A ITES YOU LL C ww I X1 I T D 1 VV! I i A f V1 p Q I-J :I I ' A , . ,i if fi ' 4 I I R SCHOOL WT 53? 5 uumfu GLENSHAW PENNSYLVANIA 0 U I S A T .. 1' w lla 1 THE SCENE OF THE STCDRY In the years mneteen hundred and forty and forty one some seven hundred boys and grrls W1th therr supervrsors and teachers were part of a modern educatxonal system known as Shaler Hrgh School Set rn deep lawns cmd edged by lovely pmes thrs school IS 1n the m1dst of the new commumty Mount Royal V11 laqe Here our story has 1ts settmg Follow us then ln these serrous and off moments from chapter to chapter and l1ve agam these scenes of dear ole' Shaler TOLD IN THIS SHALERESQUE ' 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 ' S 5 On that September day 1n n1neteen hundred and forty you and I and many of our fr1ends came wlth sh1n1ng faces for the f1rst day For som 1t was the flrst loof at our school and for others almost the last Unw1ll1ng to come you say? Well maybe It was qu1te a scramble you know plenty of H1 yas 1n the hall and rooms and Where d1d ya get that tan? or Say d1d ya hear the news? Then later there was such a t1me to get that schedule hxed Oh well guess I d1dnt want to take that anyway But w1ll I have enough cred1ts'? So off to the off1ce for OdV1C9 Yes 1t works' After a few days thlngs were runnmg smooth ly and those teachers were plhng on the work Alnt there any JUSIICGQ Football was already 1n the W1nd and on those warm days ibut come to thxnk of 1t not so Warm? we stayed a Wh1le after school to see the boys do theuf stuff Then there was that pnvate class 1n strut t1ng on the back lawn almo t every afternoon We choose a lovely scene to recall those spectacular s1ghts to you Introduc1ng the drum mayor Ruth Ke1l' Thts year 1t 1 mo t fxttmg that we select a leadmg character for your story And we most forgot to tell you about her To all Shaler1tes past and present she needs no 1ntroduct1on for noble thoughts words and deeds speak for themselves We are happy to ded1cate th1s yearbook to one who has glven far beyond measure to the organ1zat1on and estabhshment of our h1gh school -1 1 Q 1 . V, - , . . 1 . , . 1 - I - I 11 - 1 H . Q n - 1 11 ' -3 1 I I 11 - 1 H - 1 1 - 1 1 - H - 1 If 11 - . H . , , . . 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Q- ' ' e I , , D S f 1 H . - 1 1 1 I I I I . e honor MISS MARY RUTH IEFFERY Our pI'1I1C1pa1 and fnend 5 We'ol Like You All To Know Readmq left around the table Mr Taylor Vrard Lamond Tate Mason Sowers Brunton Hartman Nxcklas OFFICERS OF THE BOARD MR GUY E MASON Presldent MR ELMERI NICKLAS Vrce Presrdent MR PAULI TATE Secretary MR HUGH P SOWERS Attorney COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN MR I A BRUNTON Educatlon MR I M LAMOND Fmance MR GASTON V VIARD Transportatlon MR GUY E MASON Supplxes MR ELMERI NICKLAS Ianrtors MR FRANK TAYLOR Burldmg and Grounds MR W H HARTMAN Athletics You mlght call thrs group the men beh1nd the scenes but as far as our story goes they are much ln the lrme llght They are rrnportant characters representatrves of the commumty who represent the w1shes of our parents and irrends Each has h1s specral duty but lh1S story of Shaler a dream come true A personal word to acquamt you Wllh each one theres genral krndly Mr Mason Mr Lamond youd enjoy h1s brogue Mr N1cklas enthusrastrc about musxc publlc sp1r1ted Mr Brunton you d llke the busr ness drspatch of Mr Vrard the agreeable Mr Taylor the effrcrency of Mr Tate and the legal mrnd of Mr Sowers 6 Mr. ' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ' . . working together as the Board of Education, they make These familiar scenes Miss Steigerwald Mr Rogers Character introductions continued. These. you know, are very familiar, and important, too. Mr. R. C. Rogers, our supervising prin- cipal, looks after all those big matters in run- ning our modern school and all those in our township And with it all he keeps a sense of humor You didnt know that? Well well Here too is Grace Stergerwald of the class of 1939 the efficient and petite secretary of Mr Rogers and Miss Ieffery No you guessed wrong about the picture just below Do you have a guilty conscience? These Helen Kireta Mildred Teslik George Bastyr and Miss Ieffery and students Richard Roy were planning the campaign for Student Council elections with Miss Ieffery The photographer caught them talking over this serious business of get ting their candidates elected This however 1 but a small part of all that hap pens in the life of the high school student as far as the office is concerned Everybody knows that Mr Boyer tbelow to the leftl 1S the man w1th the money But it s one of his many duties such as teaching algebra arrang ing all games and assistant principal 1n addition What ford s back' This 1S Just a bit of vocational guidance with Robert Hartman the subject Mr Crawford teaches Math too Then you may have had one of those pink or blue I slips from his office So you ve met all the su pervisors right here and the secretary too Mr Boyer Mr Crawford R Hartman X - . . ', , 's , y a nice view of Mr. Craw- ,, 1 I . 7 Of course, you ve met M1ss Bach M1ss Barley Mr Bell Mxss Black Mr Bowers Mr Broge ANNETTE E BACH Westmmster College A B Latm G RAYMOND BELL New England Conservatory of Mu sxc Grove City College B Mus Musxc EDGAR A BOWERS Unxverslty of Prttsburgh BS Sclence Mrs Barr M1ss Bomhard M1ss Brown LOUISE BAILEY THE FACULTY You know too very much about them And you ve had some unpleasant GXPGIISDCSS7 There are certam thlngs about them you wont forget and later when you read aga1n these pages youll get such a chuckle CWe hopel M1ss Bach and her Lat1n and her keen mterest 1n everyone Remember? The ex pert w1th tloe needle M1ss Balleyl Mrs Barr seems to say though we may be wrong Fall ml If 1t s mus1c count on Mr B ll Rumor has 1t that M1ss Black 1S known to say 1n study halls Thats a bad ornbmatlon Blght 1n there Wllh the news and the Scoop reporters IS MISS Bom rd fD1d you get the ass1gnment'?l They say that Mr Bowers 1S qu1te the humor1st and theres no end to h1s expresslons wh1ch provoke or I have a hcense for that Mr Broge FRANCES L BARR lndlana State Teachers College UHIVGXSIIY ol Pzttsburgh BS Health and Physxcal Educatlon Home Economxcs Engllsh CHRISTINE BLACK Allegheny College AB Englxsh ARTHUR BROGE Salem College A B CIVICS Health ELOISE R BOMHARD Umversxty o Pxttsburgh AB Enghsh Iourrahsm RUTH E BROWN Westmlnster College A B French Englxsh I I e . ' ' ' I . . ,W . ' ' - , a volley ot laughter: It's plum simple, n . . . B-SI , . V , . t 8 Miss Buckwalter Mrss Dale Miss Grau Mr Halechko MABEL BUCKWALTER Mrllersvrlle State Teachers Col lege BS Llbrarran PRISCILLA H GOODALE Wellesley College AB Carnegle lnstrtute of Technology BS Unlverslty of Pxttsburgh ML Commercral Subyects ANDREW HALECHKO Unxverslty of Plttsburgh BS Mxss Dean M1ss Goodale Mrs Fowler Mr' Lower MARGARET DALE Grove Clty College BS Commerclal Subyects ALEXANDER GRAHAM Slippery Rock State Teachers Co lege BS Sclence MARIE I FOWLER Carnegre Inshtute of Technology B S M M C C Mr Graham Mr Martin DOROTHY A DEAN Pzttsburgh I-Iospltal R N Nurse Home Vrsxtor ANNA M GRAU Umversrty of Pxttsburgh A B A M Socral Studres WILLIAM C LOWER Pennsylvama State College B S v'o atronal Agnculture Commercral Subyects Commerclal Subyects C W MARTIN Shppery Rock State Teachers Col H alth and Physlcal Educatron doesnt say much but sometlrnes 1ts If the shoe f1tS put 1t on Some of the teachers defy classlfxcatlon and among these are M1ss McRoberts MISS Moulton M1ss Goodale M1ss Ward M1ss Buckwalter and others uruntentlonally omrtt ed on these pages Dont quote me but tapologres to M1ss Dalel M1ss Grau IS just a lrttle mouse rn the comer They say that Mr Lower takes acute a ra mg about Penn State and that M1ss Dravo llkes to rem1n1sce about Pxtt Mr Martm tgrufflyl makes an xmpresslon UD w1th You boys had better get dressed Then theres Mr Graham and the rnormng paper remember? The man who looks after all your 111s w1th l1ttle pllls 1S Dr Wallace and we do need hxm sometlmes ' I , . . . I 1 - . 1 1 . ' I ' I ' ' - y . .4 A Q . ' I ' I 1 . I , , , 1 4 . l 1 . lege, B.S. 9 . . 1 . . 1 11 , - W,- , , - , .... 1 . . ,, . . R . . , . , . . . . . 11 11 ,, . , . - . . . . 1 . I I I ' , - - . u 1 ll - - - - - . 1 1 - 1 . . . . ,.. - 1 .. . - - 11 9 Such a fitting phrase for Miss Dean. Make the room cheerful, cmd she does. Mr. Boyer gets such a kick out of teasing anyone and everyone, and Mr. Crawford-well, things are looking up when he's around. 'Where are my twenty-five dollars? by Miss Brown to the business manager of the yearbook Then A word to the wise is sufficient b Mrs Martm Miss McRoberts Miss Moulton F Oelschlager Mrs W Oelschlager W Oelschlager Miss Rxce Dr Wallace Miss Ward longs to Mr. Walter Oelschlager, so maybe we'd better just Carry On, by Miss Rice. Any words, phrases, sentences, and de- scriptions used herein were used without permission of the owners but it is our fond hope that they shall add immeasurably to these faculty pages in your memory book MRS VIRGINIA MARTIN Wilson College A. B Social Studies CATHARINE McROBERTS Pennsylvania College io Women World Hxstory DOROTHY E MOULTON Randolph Macon Womans Col lege A B University ot Pittsburgh A M English FRANKLIN OELSCHLAGER Calxforma State Teachers College Shop Mechamcal Drawmg LOIS DRAVO OELSCHLAGER WALTER OELSCHLAGER ANNE LOUISE RICE Untverstty of Pittsburgh BS Calxtorma State Teachers College Mt Mercy College Commercial Sublects Home Economtcs Dietitian Science Mathematics DR HOMER WALLACE CLARIBEL WARD School Physician Marshall College A B English Art I ll 1 n I u 'll e- . I 1 A.B. Bs. ' ' ' ' . .. ' ' , . .B.s. . . B'S. . I . .. io What We D1d' So you thmk we d1dnt do anythmg? Well here s one proud sentor Iumpmg Ioe tto the rrghtl You say that hav1ng the f1rst tea dance of the year where smooth res and ptterbugs drsplayed new dlpprnq and hes 1tat1or1 steps was noth1ng'? Perhaps you were rm pressed by the Shaleresque skate It was fun We en joyed 1t too but along came the senxor party for sen1ors only Why Kay Kyser Glen Mlller and Tommy Dor sey played for us You can t break that record We even had a floor show and 1Ce cream and several boys came back for second helpmgs Alternate dances and skates were held durmg the followlng months and then came the H1 Y m1nstrel Stu dents and parents enloyed the Jokes especlally those on the teachers How they roared at some of the specral nety Thanks and three cheers to our offrcers Gordon Turner 11m Caruso Steve Starrnan and Robert Van Atta Mrss Grau and Mr Boyer our sponsors In March we worked hard on the C1t1zensh1p course and had tryouts for Sprmg F ever presented Aprrl 30 and May l Later the Senror Prom held our attentron Our queen relgned on May 16 Well cast l6V1lY as1de for Baccalaureate SGIVICS May 25 May 28 1S our graduatron and 1t w1ll be a mem orable evemng I wlsh school was always hke th1s We ve had our Sprmg Fever and we thmk tt s swell ll Left to right Iumpmg Ioe and Madge Two Marys restmq Carolyn Grace and Ruth E Chutz Mouse and Sally Lors and Dorothy perched Workmg hard Iune Guyton Dons Coates and Howard Metzger strollmq . 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The quartette and instrumental trio added va- AV x L VIVIAN ESTHER ARBUCKLE Vee as the editor of the Shaler esque Has worked and worked full well To her a debt of gratitude We semors now do yell ESTEADA RUTH AUGENSTENE Small of stature Big of heart Bugs will 1oin the networks When we graduate and part PAUL WARREN BACCHUS Far across the 'seas But what will he do wrthout All hrs honey bees EMMA BELLE BALLIET Frenchy would be a teacher It she could have her way She would lrke to eat chicken Every srngle day Arbuckle Bender IOSEPH I OHN BAN When Ban Ioe is an ambassador And an a tar oi! place Well remember his winning ways And hrs smrlmg happy face MARY ANN BAN Bame rs the vrvacrous mrss Whom we are pleased to say Will be deslgmng our dresses On some future day GEORGE PAUL BASTYR And smg a rousing song Applause tor his operetta parts Will lmger loud and long ROBERT MICHAEL BAUER Wrth his accordion playing And has happy wmning ways Able wrll keep hrs popularity Through all the comrng days RUTH ELIZABETH BENDER Maw has a yen for nursrng And listening to symphonies She twrrled the strck for Shaler With an arr of one at ease WILLIAM CHARLES BOODY William has a passron For driving around in his car He also likes to wrestle numbers No matter how difficult they are IAMES EDWARD BROWN That rs pleasmg to the ear Youll hnd our tennis ian will be A chemical engineer RUTH ELEANORE BULLARD When Iudre wears a cap of white Upon her copper harr We re sure her patrents will be glad To see her smiling there Augenstene Bacchus Balllet Ban Bastyr Bauer Boody Brown Bullard SENIORS I2 Baccey wants to take a trip He likes to skim along the ice Iimmie plays a golden horn Ban L Burkovnch Caruso Claypool Coates Coleman Cook Crowley Crummy Damlco Daood Daughn Daughn MARY KATHERINE BURKOVICH Burkee xs partial to hamburgers And dancmg as we all know She wants to have long hngernaxls So she lust needs to leave them grow IAMES VINCENT CARUSO Famous are Soups relahves Famous IS hrs sax When xt comes to ntterbuggmg You ll never tmd htm lax IEAN BERTHA CLAYPOOI. Gm ts small and sllent Never makes any notse But fned chicken and skatmg Ah' xt s these that she emoys DORIS IEAN COATES The lady wnth the tmy hands Wxll lead a hte of fun May she have luck and chxh con came All rolled mto one IANET RUTH COLEMAN Heap her plate wzth caulxllower Give her some Callfornla sun And I warrant you rn hall an hour Her hte wxll be all tu-1 EDWIN BEBE COOK Youll fmd Butch tn a laboratory Countmg out hxs test tubes Or slttxng m a dxnmg room Eatlng custard cold as ice cubes FRANK RUSSEL CROWLEY Sleepy lxkes to eat chllx Wxth such great gusto Sometimes we all thmk He cortamly wxll busto' IOSEPH CALVIN CRUMMY Exuberant nature Wmnmg smlle He s been a luntest All he whxle 13 MARY SEMARALDA DAMICO Once there was a Mary Who had a httle lamb Now we have a Mary Who s the snappxest kid what am IOHN DAOOD Small and fnendly And tml ot lun Shy and retmng Hes hked by everyone EDWARD DAUGHN Aggie wants to saxl the ocean With the flag ol Uncle Sam To hmm tt xsnt Just a notion But hxs duty as a man FRANK DAUGHN Hes qomg to travel oer the wor By boat and plane and car Someday when hes in Russla He mlght be found eatmg cavxar . , . . . . . . , . . .. . . . . . , ld . . 1 . . Davies Delach Dumbauld BLANCHE GEORGENNE DAVIES Thls Bonnre blonde semor Wrll vnsrt Alaska by sea Perhaps she ll qo wrth the navy You know that could he' RAY HENRY DAVIS Stmky wxll always progress Whether eatmg or facmg mtrlque It seems though we can t txgure why League RUTH A DEAN Red wants to make nursmg Her ultlmate career But perhaps her dancmq tame Is what we first shall hear BETTY IANE DEHART Humorous and popular Is thrs tall dark lass An expert on the dance floor she s what s known as class SENIORS Davis Dean Drebold Dock Elder Fausold MARY BARBARA DELACH Popular and ever alert Mary s smrle IS known to all She lxkes to eat stulted peppers Roller skate and watch iootball IOHN MARSHALL DIEBOLD lack loves to argue And knows how to do xt Feed htm Greek cookmg truest MARY MARTHA DOCK Docs vrvacxous personalrty Is known almost everywhere She comes and qoes so Jauntxly Without a worry or care DOROTHY MAE DRIER Swxmmrng and dancmq Are what Dottie emoys Maybe they re responsxble for Her gracetulness and her porse 14 DeHart Drrer Freudenberg MARGIE BELLE DUMBAULD Damty Margre tells the latest Jokes Wlth marvelous ambltxon But when she wntes up menus There ll be no malnutrmon ROSE MARIE ELDER Here rs a damty mxss who says I yust want to graduate We know her grades wrll permit 1 SALLY IO FAUSOLD Fuzzy takes to Bronchos tNot the kmd you rldel We asked her what she lrked to eat Why apple ple she replled HELEN MARIE I-'REUDENBERG A conhdent cheerful rmss rs she Gorng her own sweet way Frudy wrll be a secretary On a not far dxstant day All he'wams is the old Mqidfg And of his friends. you'll be the so an she must do is wait. ELMER WILLIAM GALL Broge wants to travel Its the qrrls he wants to see When he rs through travehng Out west rs where hell be HELEN ANNE GEORGE Dependable and retrrrng Sweet and unassummg That shell be a beautrcran Is what we are presummq VICTOR HOWARD GERDLS When Wheatles races pigeons They never come an last Hrs desrre to be a man We fmd rs unsurpassed DONALD WESLEY GRIFFITH Grrffy rs known to all As manager of our football team He hkes huntrnq and frshxnq And plenty of cake and Ice cream Gall George Grubrsa Guyton Herde Heller STEPHEN GRUBISA Our Gumboots rs a baseball fan Who beheves hamburgers make the man Tamburrtza rnusrc he wrll play And Vat trme dees ples close he ll say I UNE EVELYN GUYTON Rrp wants to be a reporter And scoop the news every day If she reports as she roller ska es Then she wrll be okay ROBERT GEORGE HARTMAN Chutz IS president of the Hr Y And of the Student Counctl oo Aeronautical engmeenng Is what he wants to do MARY IANE HARTZ lame plres the needle And drnes on tender chicken She lrkes to bounce a baske ball And study up on Latm Gerdes Hartman Heller GARRET HARRIS HEIDE Professor Heide likes apple dump hngs He also hkes to read And when he enters busmess We know he wrll succeed IEAN LUELLA I-IELLER Shortre likes football and badmm ton too Her famous remark as oh well We all know that when she sings It always sounds pretty swell VIRGINIA HELLER Her drawrnq and her wrrtrng Are known to one and all Her grades are worth speakmg of And she lrkes to watch basketball OLIVER IOHN HENNINGER Thrs dashrng football hero Has a ilashrnq smlle Hrs cheerful wrnnmq ways Make lrfe seem more worthwhrle Cvrrffrth Hartz Hennmger 15 1941 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 , 1 1 . 1 11 - 1,11 . 1 . 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BETTY MAE HINCHCL IFF Betts bubbles wrth energy And dances to musrc gay Pounds typewrrter keys wrth vrtahty And wrll wrrte a novel some day DOROTHY STELLA HLAVSA Dot rs the petrte lrttle lass Who ll work rn a department store She s made many loyal irrends And we re sure shell make many more Holhe s a small actrve :mss Who wants to make plenty oi money So she can spend her tlme eatrnq cake And keepmq her good nature sunny PHILIP FRANCIS HOFFMAN To own a brand new roadster Is F eets one mam desire He lrkes to 1oke wlth Van Atta And play prnq pong by the hour Hrnchclrff Holden Hughes MAY LILLIAN HOLDEN Monk s abrlmes are many Shes charmmq and always neat A pretty smrle lovely eyes Shes what we call petrte HARRY WILLIAM HOLLIHAN Shade Tree would lxke to enter college And chrme out a cowboy tune Not lor the garn ln knowledge But to serenacle the moon Deacon would be an engmeer Hrs lame spread through the land As a popular Shalerrte He was actrve on every hand IOHN ROBERT HOWARD Meet our producer ol the staqe Or maybe ol the screen lack wrll date the grrls and dance To The Wearm of the Green IRA LAVERNE HUGHES Speed s time rs spent an eatrng Hes a demon on the rce In busrness he wont be beat Whrch lor hrm rs pretty nrce PHYLLIS LORRAINE HUNTER To be a beauty operator Is her arnbrtron Shell be a noted one So says our inturtlon He ll be an avrator bold Thrs Krller who lrkes dates tNot the lrulty ones we re toldl But the kind wrth a pretty lace RUTH EVANGELINE KEIL As zn cr dream we ee her Struttmg wrth baton held hrgh Otherwrse she lrkes to have around er Plenty oi apple pre Hlavsa Hoffman Hoffman Hollrhan Hollrhan Howard Hunter Kammer Kell SENIORS 16 IEAN MARGARET HOFFMAN ROBERT CHARLES I-IOLLIHAN CHARLES LOUIS KAMMER - - . ll n 1 .ll h I Krreta Klrm Kletter Klobuchar Krall Kral Kreltzer Kremmel Lawley Lentz Lewrs Lewrs HELEN CATHLEEN KIRETA Helen has a hobby Its the Etna boys Whrle dancmg and baked beans Are her other loys DOLORES MARIE KIRIN I hke to sew and sew Says our quxet Dee She d also like to travel ROBERT HENRY KLETTER Hank wants a mxlhon dollars And poor relations Iew Playmg a game ot baseball Is what he llkes to do AGNES KLAYRE KLOBUCHAR Klobbnes actxons speak louder Than any spoken word Through her charmxng manner She s become known and heard ANNE KRALL Lots ol pals lor irlendly Anne And good wishes by the score May she dance for Joy through hfe And eat rce cream galore MILDRED MARIE KRAL To travel m an automoblle To CCIITOIDIG the sunmest I states When she graduates IEAN GRACE KREITZER Her qurck and ever ready wxt Keeps everyone s mxrth on the go When she dnves an army ambu lance Shell cheer the wounded txs so DOLORES ELIZABETH KREMMEL Tootle pursues the hobby Of makxng and keeprng tnends An easy task for thxs cute mrss Whose cheerfulness never ends 17 RUTH LLEANOR LAWLEY Thus tall blonde lass Has personalxty plus She s actxve and agreeable And a Inend to all of us LORRAINE RUTH LENTZ Lorraine rs known lor her kmdness Her ambxtxon and personalxty She asplres to be a bookkeeper RUTH ELLEN LEWIS Her bug a boo IS dnvmg Her wish to be a nurse Ice cream rs a favonte But basketball comes hrst WAYNE LEWIS Lou s another chap Who hkes to dnve full well He wants to be a bookkeeper Because he works wrth Ixgures so well l . ,, ., . . v- . ?, of . . 1 . Far across the sea. Is what Mil would like to do And juggle figures, you see. Lyons McE1lroy M1chael1s FRANK CARL LYONS He hstens :tor the dlnner bell Wlth a keen and eager car But when lt comes to the tuture Hell be an aeronautzcal englneer GEORGE HOUGHTON MARSHALL Pee Wee looks down the mght Oi a tnm and shmmg nlle Eats chocolate cake as dark as mght GRACE MIRIAM MARTIN She s noted for her wlnnmg mxle And her eyes so full ol lun Shell see an Army Navy game And hve on chewmq gum BETTY IANE MCELHENY Trouble doesnt bother Betts She laughs her cares away Always pleasant always fnendly When she s at work or play SENICRS Marshall McC1urgan Mlkulskl IANE NICELLROY Our presxdent ol Gul Reserves Is sweet and always land In swimming and ln danclnq Shell never be behmd MARY ELEANOR MCGURGAN Ice cream and barbecues are the dxshes That our Mary hkes best Fashxon modelmg wzll be her career SARA LOUISE MCMILLAN When we asked Suzle her hobbles There were too many to fnentlon But reading and 1ce skatmg Get her greatest attentxon HOWARD EARL METZGER We have m Howdy our senous man A faxthiul servant ol Uncle :am In P0llllCS wlth a wnll he dnves And surprise the publxc wxth amaz mg hes 18 Martin McElheny McM1llan Metzger Mlro Mock EILEEN JANE MICHAELIS Quxet and studxous IS our Sxs And sweet youll all agree Glve her a needle and a hread Or a baseball game to see DOLORES EILEEN MIKULSKI Dee our leadmg lady Whos always lots of fun Wall one day make for herself An outstandmg place an the IOSEPH FRANK IMIRO Lefty hkes to nde and rxde It doesnt matter where He hkes to eat most anything And for gracelulness has a laxr HAZEL KATHERINE MOCK She s clever and she s wltty She s actwe and lull of fun Lxkes to play ball and roller skate When her work ns done . 3 . , . 1 . . , . . 1 . . , . 4 I 1 - . . ' ' ' - , ' ' sun. And likes skiing not just a trifle. And we bet she'll out-model the rest. . , . :. , . ' I . .1 . . .. .. . ,, ,, . . , . . ,.. , . . . . - WILLIAM K MOCK Mockys heart IS zn the sporthght Though he l1kes larmmg oo He loves to prowl at mxdmght When :lew other humans do ROSE MARIE MOELTER Its hard to say where you could md One who could please you so Wrth her own unassummg sell Take our word for this we know FLOYD E MOERSH Bud wants to Jom the navy And saxl the ocean blue That s why he thlnks that swxmmmg Is quite the thmg to do RUTH EVELYN MOURY She as our famous Mouse Though she doesnt squeak and has no taxl She loves a game ol tenms And her dancxng we all do ha1 GRACE H MUTZIG Mltzle lxkes to swxm and sew For :ce cream she has a flaxr We lxke her Irlendly actwe ways And envy her pretty halr MARY ALYCE NEWLAND Mxkky our poetlc mxss Wxll skate upon her :feet Eatmg hot dogs ms such blxss And lootball is a treat PAULINE N EWLAND -Ier hngers dance over piano keys Her sketches are ht for a lung But eating a good chocolate sunda To Polly as a wonderful thmg CARL NICKEL Hes an expert on Iarmmg Lxkes huntmg and guns Turn hxm loose an an argument And hell score pomts by the tons 9 GRACE EVELYN NIGGEL Gracie craves excitement And adventures by the score When she has a good txme You know she ll be back for more EMILY MADELINE OLSZEWSKI Dutchess wants to travel Its the world she wants to see As she travels shell be able To catch up on her photography LOUISE OWINGS Her smlle rs enchanting Her poise has won fame She s a cute stately mxss Shaler was proud to clanm MARY HELEN PETROVIC Our own blke ndmg Pecky One ol the sweet potato gxrls Wall one day be lamous For makmg lovely curls Mock Moelter Moersh Moury Mufllg Newland Newland Nxckel Nlggel Olszewskt Owmgs Petrovtc 19 1941 ll 1 'I ' I ' 11 I I 11 I I ll I ll I ' I . . 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WILLIAM CHARLES PFUND Glve hxm French fried potatoes And stamps by the dozens Research and chemxst To hxm are lrke cousrns BETTY ETHEL POROPATICH Hedy la Porp wxll be a success ln whatever she chooses to do As is horseback ndmg too HAROLD FREDRICK RADER Bud who wants to do commercial ar ls a model for any youth He wont forsake a fnend xn need Believe us this is the truth GRACE ELIZABETH RANKIN Here is a scholar Worthy of prarse She s achve and cheerful And sweet m her ways Pfund Rea Roy NORMAN HAMILTON REA Pheasers choxce is avxahon With a swlm rn hrs spare tlme He rs bound to lead the natxon When he smgs Sweet Adeline GLENN ROY REUTZEL He wlelds a bow and arrow llke fhat famous Rohm chap Hes got an awful slap ELSIE FRANCES REUTZEL Her manners are pollshed Her nature as serene Her shxnxng curls are lovely As the halo of a queen FRANK JOHN RODENBAUGH Rody short and exuberant Is a playboy of note Hrs antics are known about And on the gxrls he does dote RICHARD HARVEY ROY Duck rs fond of argumg So a lawyer he wxll be You ll fmd he lxkes ple ala mode And revels ln photography RUTH EVA RUFF Ruth wants to marry And lxve on Tbone steak Wxth happiness rn her wake MARY IANE RUMMEL Our pretty lxttle drummer grrl Owns a dazzlmq gay dawn smile Shes radxant ln qladness And friendly all the while MARY IANE RUSSEL Small and sweet she s ever alert To all that goes on around her When a modelxng fum employs her They ll surely be qlad they found er Poropatlch Rader Rankm Reutzel Reutzel Rodenbaugh Ruh Rummel Russel SENIORS 20 u u H . ui . - . 1 - - - -' - , n 9 n u ll ' ll Strauss is her favorite, we confess, When he dons the boxing gloves She is sure not to tarry 1 . 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Sallach Sandberg Schoenman Schwartz Shaw Sxedel DOROTHY MARGARET SALLACH We hke to hear our Dotty smg Or tall: lak a colahed mlss And shes equally good as scholar Youll all agree to thxs LOUISE ANN SANDBERG Sandy plays pxano Wtth an artzst s hand Shes such an actxve lassxe That we all thxnk shes grand PETE ANTHONY SCHESSLER Pete wants to work lor Uncle Sam Perhaps with hrs F F A And tt he gets an even tan It ns sure to be O K LOIS EDNA SCHILLING Ah' who could forget dear Chxg The sweetest kxd we know Whos noted for her skatxng And her ablhty to sew Schessler Schwarz Smeg CARL SCHOENMAN Our famous sportsman shentt With flashmg dark brown eyes Lxkes basketball and baseball And ts considered rather wise CHARLES F SCHWARTZ Butch that qulet seruor Who plays football so well ls lnendly and ambxtxous We all thunk he s swell AUGUST THEODORE SCHWARZ Gusle likes to go huntlng And perhaps go hsbmg too He lxkes to eat apple ple But most anythxng wnll do DOROTHY ROSE SCHWARZ lt you are lookrng around tor Dot And you cant hnd her anywhere Go to the nearest :ce cream bar She xs sure to be there 21 Schnllmg Schwarz Skrbm ANNABELLE SHAW Fanny lrkes to eat sodas And spmach :magma that' She wants to marry a nch man Or an anstocrat RUTH IOSEPHINE SIEDEI. Bunny rs a conservatxve mxss Who wants to be a woman in whnte lt you say Shell be a good nurse Well say you are nght DORIS MAY SIEG Dons aims to be a teacher And teach nght from wrong Her hobby 18 savlng dogs Chma ones-dont get us wrong GEORGE EDWARD SKHBIN Utzy s iavonte tood IS cookxes He knows sports from A to Z Hed luke to tram all the rookies That are hrs good fortune to see , U . . . , . . . . . e ' I gre . , . . Smith Smyers Starman Stromoskr Sunderman Teslrk Thompson Thompson Turner RAYMON A SMITH They call him Snufty tSuch an odd nicknamel He likes to go hunting Says It s a great game IAMES HERBERT SMYERS When rt comes to collecting Iimmy s got more than the run Is to have lots of lun STEVE GABRIEL STARMAN Shaler s business man of high esteem Who always has cheery hellos Likes to dance and roller skate And eat meat loaf and mashed po tatoes MADALYN PETRONELLA STROMOSKI When Stromo has on a commg day Sung her way to lame Well remember her cheer leading An event in every game SENIORS Van Atta Vogel HERMAN MICHEL SUNDERMAN A bungalow rs Herms desire Wluch we hope he will fulfill His favorite hate is a flat ure Which he persists in getting still MILDRED ALICE TESLIK Always smrlmg always sweet As she ilutters round about cheer And gets us all to shout ANNA DOROTHY THOMPSON She wants to be an air hostess And ily to who knows where' Its a hard height to attain But she wtll soon get there I UNE ROSE THOMPSON A sweet and unassuming girl A very good scholar hs true Will be a secretary When she leaves the silver and blue Z2 Wagner GORDON DAVID TURNER This active dashrng senior Wants to be a man of business From all he s achieved so lar in lt e We know hell be a success ROBERT BUTLER VAN ATTA They call htm Cocomalt This tall lanky lad The best we could have had COLETTA DOLORES VOGEL Another Florence Nrghtmgale Youll hnd rn sparkling Tedd In dancing she will never tail To swim she s always ready BERNADINE CECELIA WAGNER This tall blonde lass is want to go To the Hawaiian Isles But she could stay here and go iust as far With her ever ready smiles His main lite ambition Tizz thrills us when she leads a He was the editor of the Scoop, HELYN CAROLYN WALKER A scholar in her own right Helyn digs right in and works. Her pals she never does let down And her duties she never shirks. VICTOR AUSTIN WARD Vic will wind spaghetti Around his forlr of steel. May he pull out shining fishes On a busy rod and reel. EMIL WILLIAM WEBER In P. O. D. he demonstrates With things like that and so forth. We hope fate will not remonstrate When his success comes forth. BETTY IAN E WIKERT Bets is known to all As cz kind and friendly miss. Her favorite food is iello And her favorite candy-licorice. IO!-IN JOSEPH YANKORA Iake. a retiring quiet boy. ls lrind and friendly to all. He has two special favorites- Spinach and baseball. ESTELLE IRENE YEAGER Her hobbies are drawing and poems Her goal-Commercial Arts. And we know that she'lI succeed ln anything she starts. ELLEN ELIZABETH YERKINS Beautiful red curls. A nature bright and sunny. Red wants to marry a doctor. ' And be up in the money. GERALDINE MARGARET ZANG 1erry of the pretty hair. Whose conduct is supreme. Is content with roller skating. And eating her favorite. ice cream RUTH NORBERTA REZULAK Ruthie likes her pork chops. And finds swimming lots of fun. But nursing and ambition. To her exist as one. Walker Ward Weber Wtkert Yankora Yeager Yerkms Zang Rezulak 23 1941 P1gSk1I1 Parade Shaler 19 Clark 12 Shaler took advantage of the aer1al route and won the frrst game on three touchdown passe Holl1han catchmg a pass ran 40 yards for a touchdown Shaler 6 Etna After sconng 1n the flrst quar ter Shaler was not able to hold the Rams Bastyr was known as the frfth man rn the Hams back Oakmont 6 Shaler 0 After a show of better play fumbleltls set 1n and another loss for Shaler F1rst tlme 1n hrs tory that there wasnt a t1e wxth the oppo 1t1on Shaler 0 Mxllvale 0 The underdogs fought the hrghly favored and much pub l1C1Zed Chleftarns to a standst1l1 Drebold was the f1rst man under all Shaler punts 24 Shaler 6 Aspmwall 6 Tlme after t1me the Shaler gnd machme rolled mto pay d1rt but couldnt succeed 1n that second touchdown Roth Shaler end played a good game and stopped everythlnq com1ng rn hrs drrectlon Shaler 0 West Vrew 6 West VIGW and Shaler gave a good exhrbrtron of football Wllh the lndlans scorrng ln the thrrd perrod Brentwood 6 Shaler 0 A trred and dejected Shaler tasted therr fast defeat of the season agamst a hlgh spmted eleven C Schwartz and Gall stopped the Brentwood lme at tack Shaler 0 Shadysrde 13 Inter Prep School champs found our record dece1v1ng The semors caused bew1lderment among the heavier and more expenenced eleven Long run gave Shadysrde both touch downs To the left readmg down Semor Nlckel Feets Aspmwall Game Centenng Brent wood captain and ours the crowd at the Aspmwall game just prachce l I . I - I 4 1 1 . ............. 6 -------- - ' field. , , ' . s To the right, Mr. Martln and Mr. Broge are cor- recting the blocking of Bastyr, and the Schwartz brothers, and giving additional instruction. The boys also use the cross body block and the crab block to keep their opponents guessing. Top picture left to right Martin Bo er Broge Gerdes Ferrar Griffith Bottom left to right Hartman Sm ers Daughn R Hollihan Roth W Schwar Martin Hennmger Gall Bast r C Schwar 25 To the left see Managers Gerdes Ferrar andGr1ff1th and the bigger men Martin Boyer and Broge viewing with dlsgust as the opponents gain ten yards around end You can see defi mtely that Broge IS not pleased with the actions of the Shaler l1ne Then Coach Martin is here going over Shalers new plays as some of the squad listen It s got to work he says Boys on the squad this year included the following frf any are omitted pardon'l Hoffman C Schwartz G Bastyr Gall Hennrnger W Schwartz E Daughn Smyers Hartman R Hollihan Mrro Diebold Ruff Wagner W Gunst Miller Lamb I Wagner Sisca Roth Guth Bemeburg Ott Skund rich Kapphan Dankmyer Free- auf Damico Bernesser H Hol lihan and Smyers were cap- tams - -7- - 1 I 1 I , . . . , ., , . I I . I I I I McCann, Bujak, Ahlborn, R. 1 I 1 - f ' , ' . y . , . ' , , l tz, '. 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' Call them Agg1es Ioe Mxro and metal lathe Mr Lower and some FFA boys H1' Ho' Its off to work we go And to work they d1d go An even half hundred boys Kpardon usl young men under Mr Lowers superv1s1on cleared an acre plot plowed planted and harvested lt They worked on many projects poultry gardenmg truck Spealung of Ha Shalers boys are pretty handy If you happened to pass the shop any t1me dur1ng school hours you more than hkely heard any amount of buzz1ng bang1nq and ham merrng Perhaps then we should tell you that these currous notses turned 1nto foot stools sewrng baskets gun cabrnets sewrng cabmets and coffee tables and many other art1cles Yes we thlnk that the boys are qu1te and rabblts What a m1xture' Two thousand l1ttle chrcks prospered under the care of our agncultural boys Cmore fondly called Ag g1eS J When we thmk of the palatable frnale they wxll have w1th tempt1ng vegetables and mouth waterrng frurts ummm for the l1fe nds expert too For 1nstance rn the p1cture above one of our experts Ioe MIIO 15 work mg on the metal lathe He 1S callperrng the PIGCG of materral to check 1ts dlameter If 11 IS too large he w1ll shave off some wlth the cuttmg tool under h1S r1ght hand What? You thmk 1t must take bra1ns'P We mrght say dttto to that remark ,,,, , O it 4 - l W gardening, swine, calves, field corn, fruits, ofafarmer! I I I I n I 26 Are you Keeping Fit? Ah ha' What have we here? It s our weak er Pl sex tonrng up those muscles You can see them tW1St and bend to the tune of Mrs Barrs One two any day you chance to stroll 1nto our gym Perhaps they are warm W1Ck8d mushball Lat or maybe they are lust try1ng to waylay a few extra pounds but dont ay we told you Once rn a Wh11e dur 1ng the fall we caught these 1ass1es trlpprng the llght fantastlc Wllh the boys rn a com bmed Frxday gym class All through the year they have had a goal rn mmd though to To the lett Mr Martrn Sylvester Wagner Frank Fle schman To the left Leaders wrth an exercxse group keep actrve tor health s sake and hepped up for jrve s sake Boxmg 1S a part of the boys gym actrvrtres Especlally does th1s GXGICISG come 1n handy when there are a few drsputes to be settled avarlable Mr Martm reported that Mr Gra ham was gomg to organlze a boxlnq club th1s year but ev1dently thlngs drd not rna terlallze Basketball however remalns the chref and most enjoyable gym act1v1ty for most of the boys most of the trme 1 ing up tor spring when they will swing a among the boys, or when the gym is not 27 A Blg Hand These were acclalmed Sha lers marchmg mus1c makers oi th1s fall You remember how they pranced down the gr1d1ron am1d the Ohs and Ahs of the s1del1nes dont you? COHf1 dentrally those comments made us hit our heads just a llttle b1t more Wlth prlde We thrllled 1n many an assembly durlng the wmter too as they Sllffed our hearts ID xousmg song Here we captured a cross sectlon of the band to help keep 1t V1V1d 1n your memory Among the mem bers prctured are I1m Caruso B111 Roy Claude Taylor and Sara lane Schm1dt What ho' Four of our cheer leaders CM11dred Teslrk 1S not pxcturedl 1n resplendent act1on Of course you recogmze Davxd Schrelber Elmore Le1tch Madge Stromosk1 and Bob Leety as they reach for another cheer owe qurte a few hoarse vocal cords to them for maklng us g1ve wrth the yell but we loved 1t Many a llmld soul shouted a lusty Blp zow zow because of therr leadershlp They are a fea tured attractlon of our school year Four more ace thr11l g1vers' Shalers magnetrc drum mayor Ruth Ke11 and her tw1r1ers Lou1se OWIDQS James Gardner and Ruth Bender Thls st1rr1ng quar tette made us tmgle w1th excrte ment when they dlsplayed thelr gravlty defymg g e n 1 u s Ruth Kell s double tw1rl1ng ga1ned for her outstandlng applause We only w1sh our fall had been longer so we could have w1tnessed more of just such 1nsp1r1ng actxon To the band the cheerleaders the twlrlers we say Thanks for a swellegant season Lets glve them a Blg Hand' 28 I . , , , , from the crowd. Believe us, we , . . , The 1un1ors Are ACLIVG Wouldn t you 11ke to hear what we have done? We haven t been 1d1e you know for we had to flnance one of the best farewell proms for the rmportant semors Apnl 18 Owen Pxeper furnlshed the mustc Remember when we ftrst started to f el rmportant? That was after the f1rst class meetlng when we elected Earl Iohn er nard Bujak Fneda Vranesa and Bob Wagner to gulde us Then thrngs started to happen and we were no longer underclassmen Our year started Wlth a peppy jumor party a good way to get ac qua1nted and we even squeezed the clder jug Our play 1n De cember Go1ng on Seventeen coached by Mxss Black starre Elmore L911Ch and Drck Byerly and a large supportlng cast A tea dance 1n Ianuary a skate 1n February and one ln March com pleted the money makmg schemes esa Patsy Dav1s cha1rmen of vanous plans Then our pretty mald of honor Ahce Cook represented us 1n the May Court May 16 Happxly we end the year saylna thank to our sponsors Mr Broge and Mlss Brown Look now at the prcture Buds of a feather flo k together Larry Hoffman and Tommy Baker Here IS the end of the Iunlor alphabet Em11 Zlpp 1 and Carolyn Zergler who mxssed out 1n the next p1cture Don t try to stand rn the way of Mr Broge Tak1ng 1t easy Mr Crawford? Can you name these Jumors en1oy1ng the lunch per1od'P Here s another end Leonard Yoest Irnagme that Chuck Mayer wxth B111y Huddleston and Ilmmy Braun A twlrler Annabelle Barth What a n1ce gr1n Gracle B111 Schoepfhn ambles along 29 I - I . , ' . ' e ' . 1 ,L VV, ' ' s, B - ' Q I - , . I I ' 1 - - , x Ohve Arbuckle was Prom chalrman, Patsy George, Fr1eda Vran- I ' if , - . . . - - I - I . I . . 5 . , , - s , . ' . ' c - , I V I ,.m Gorng home scenes above lane Goetz tells her frrends and Flo Porter smrles for us Car olyn and Irm together lean Hodll a mammy Lavern Bowers and Robert Sankovlc strut along and to the rrght Helen Zoeller peeks around Brlly Hrcks IS glad 1ts over and Tlna Petredrs Cr1ght'?l looks your Way The lun1ors Beam l . ' . l w I Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Pow Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Vrrgmza Adler Harnet Angney Olrve Arbuckle Annabelle Barth Franczs Beatty Mane Bell Frank Bernard Vlola Bler Regxs Bmder Russell Blobner Leonard Boselowrtz Mrldred Bougher Laverne Bowers Iames Braun Rlchard Brertenbach Iohn Brown Bernard Bujak Robert Burgunder Rlchard Byerly Nellre Clark Clyde Clever Ahce Mae Cook Carolyn Crrcks Thomas Cubelxc Robert Daughn Grace Davrs Patrxcxa Davrs Garnetta Easler Rhoda Eggert Vlrglma Elder Iohn Engelsrepen Wllham Fassbaugh Paul Ferran Chnstopher Flerssner Dcmxel Fnedman Meta Louxse Fnedrnan Elmer Frey Thelma Ganster Iames Gardner Patrrcra George Yvonne George Dorothy Grgler Maunce Goetze Eula Goss Sadxe Guest Cynl Gunst Wllham Gunst Grace Hennmger A1106 Hesselman Rudolph Horvatm Wzlllam Huddleston Marcella Interthal Earl Iohns Theodore Kaltenbach lack Kapphan Eleanor Karcher Norbert Karcher Walt r Kay Iudy K1r1n Betty Kosher Wuuam Kunz Roy Kurtzrock Edward Lamb Coletta Lang Robert Leety Elmore Lextch Harrret Lentz lack Loch Paul Loub Iames Luffey une Luty Ruth Marx Grace McMann Lots McMann Lllhan Memert Margaret Meyer Esther Meyers Donald M1chael1s Margaret Mrerclk W1l11am Mrhlirred Reglna MlkUlSk1 Grace Monpere Howard Moser Iean Munn Irene Newland Ioseph Nrchter Margaret Obhnger Thomas Ogg Warren Olsson Delores Oswald Henry Panza Wxlham Petredls Frank Petrovrc Marvm Phrlrps Florence Porter Betty Reeg Henry Rhern Betty Mae Rodenbaugh Lucy Roman Paulme Roman Raymond Roman George Roth Geraldme Russ Wrlham Ryan Carl Schafer Dorothy SCh19f91b91l'1 Wzlham Scaoepllm W1ll1am Schwartz Iames Scott Walter Schlag Betty lane Sessr Harnson Shaw Ruth Shea Allred Szsca Wxlham Slater Mary Smolkovlch Dorothy Spmella Betty Splrk Charles Sprrk Chester Szymonrak Aloyslus Szypher Elmer Thompson Iosephme Tomaro Matthew Vessel Fneda Vranesa Albert Wagner Anna Mae Wagner Constance Wag ner Robert Wagner Catherme Walker Pearl Wrddowson Elmer Wrlkmson Wxlham Wxneberg Paul Wmkler Glenn Wrxght Wanda Wnght Robert Wunderly Grace Yexser Howard Ymglrng 31 1: ' ' ' , ' h U , ' , . ' . ' 2: ' ' , U , ' , ' , 1 42 , - l' -, ' ' ' , , 1 ' ' ' 7: ' , ' , ' ' , , . . 9: , ' ' . , ' , , . . I Row 10: Charles Mayer, Patricia McCabe, V Iames- 1VlcCune, Carolyn McEllroy, Robert McLean. 11: . U -. , ' ' , ' ' . ' ' ' ' . 12: , , ' , ' , . 13: ' .' ' , ' , ' , , , 14: ' , . . ' , ' ' , 15: ' ' Y . ' U , 1 , ', ' . 15: ' ' , ' , h A , ' , ' , 17: , ' - , 1 , - 1t s wlnter How do we know? Well 1 1 we could say we were psychlc but we won t Instead we w1ll let you 1n on our secret See those g1rls commg up the walk? Notlce how red the1r noses are? And look at the boys cormng up the steps The1r ears are almost as red as the1r jaunty Caps Kcorduroyl How red d1d prevarl lh1S year Bes1des when we stayed after school last mght we saw our varslty as you see them below poundmg on the hard wood Then there was roller skat1ng plenty of 1t Then a grand mmstrel and the plays for the dramatlc talents And an operetta for the songb1rds W1th wrnter too came the many clubs and GCl1V1l19 wh1ch we p1cture for you on the followmg pages S1gns of w1nter all Come w1th us as we wander though Wlnter Won derland Below are Wlnters Stars B111 Schoepfhn 11m Braun Bernle Bu jak Carl Schoenman Gordon Turner Ph1l Hoffman Cy Gunst Irmmy Smyers Abre Bauer and George Skrb1n 32 . 1 . . , . , - , . ..- I ' I ' - - 1 1 ' . , , . , , . . l Some Off Moments in-ni. We have plenty of off moments here and were not bemg sarcastlc e1ther But scenes llke these above add a l1ttle ze t to every day 11v1ng at school Well now 1snt that natural at the top of Grace Martln w1th Peggy Ob hnger Wanda Wr1ght and Ph11 Hoffman remember those nlce warm days when we watched th workmen put up the football held fence and some couples maybe we re wrong but you name them what a frgur of an end Harry Ho1l1han off for the day Emxl Weber Elmer Frey Lourse Sand berg and that Wr1ght glrl agam restlng and sm1l1ng between classes Ruth Ruff A b1t of exerc1se 1n a boys gym per1od on the held close up of Chuck Schwartz Tak 1ng advantage of t1me Grayce N1ggel restmg at lunch Elmer Gall Iane McE11roy and others Feets and Bastyr eatmg agarn or st1ll frosh and semors through for the day Loxs Flowers M1ll1e Kxllgallon and oth ers a chapel performer Steve Grubrsa w1thout tambourltza - fl . ,W I L ' 1 I .a J ,JV Q .2 7 J' 1' 1 u --+ fyf 1 N , 'r Q9 'A' X ,, f ,,, ,.,.,,W,, al. wt, .. 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I ' I I - 33 On the I-Iardw Three v1ctor1es 1n twenty two games were all that the S1lver and Blue varslty floormen could garner from the long and arduous cam palgn Ab1e Bauer Ilmmy Braun Berme Bulak Cy Gunst Ph1l Hoffman Carl Schoenman B111 Schoepf11n George Skrbm hmmy Smyers and Gordon Turner compnsed the team as the season began but changes 1n the 11ne up gave A1 Wagner and Tom Cubehc vars1ty status later on The hrgh grade of the oppos1t1on was part ly responslble for the seven losses m elght pre league engagements I1mmy Smyers was outstandmg 1n the 2012 v1ctory over West VIGW Brlght performances by Gordon Turner O od and Carl Schoenman s d1sp1ay aga1nst Ford C1ty hxghhghted th1s part of the campa1gn The Srlver Streaks opposed M1l1vale 1n the WPIAL maugural but the v1s1tors copped a 27 18 dec1s1on Turner paced the HuSk1eS 1n a repelled mvaslon of Oakmont and Etna s 22 13 vrctory made three stra1ght reverses on the league stand1ngs bes1des Shaler s name Sharp burg Verona and Asplnwall all gcuned deC1S1Ve tnumphs over the despon dent Gray and Ghosts The hrst half ended w1th a thr11l1ng two overtlme penod w1n at East Deer Ph11 Hoffman s defenslve gem and hmmy Smyers foul shootmg 1n overtlme were worth looklng at Coach C W fBennyJ Martm s proteges d1s 34 the left Cubehc Schm1dt Skundnch C1pra Berneburq 1 To the left Rummel Hud dleston Helde Van Atta . 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To : ', And More Sports played better form rn the home stretch des plte a mmlmum of v1ctor1es The HUSk1eS scored frfteen pornts 1n the last quarter but lost to Mrllvale Phrl Hoffman was the star as Oakmont nosed out our cagers Etna came through w1th a Wm Able Bauer and Irm Braun were good shots but the champron Sharpsburg team establrshed a record 1n thelr 63 31 conquest Bujaks accuracy was shown at Verona Cy Gunst paced the Husk1es rn the 30 28 last Shot Shaler Shal r Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler Sh aler Shaler Sl aler Shaler Shaler Shaler Shaler rnmute vrctory over Asprnwall The season s fmale went to East Deer wrth Wagner and Bujak each gettmg three held goals Al Wagner averaged 5 6 pomts per game to lead the IUNIOR VARSITY scorers B111 Schoepfhn Ed Skundrlch Tom Schmrdt Ed Nadrash were junlor malnstays Sophs Irm Gunst and Yeckel and irosh Baker Farbach er Horvat1n and Wrnkler jolned the team late rn the season Statrstrcs Bellevue Sprmgdale West Vrew Ford Crty Shadys1de West Vrew Sprmgdale Bellevue Oakmont Etna Sharpsburg Verona Aspmwall East Deer lVl111vale Oakmont Etna Sharpsburg Verona Asprnwall East Deer 35 .. e ......... 33 ' ' ' . ' ' ' .. Shaler ......... 18 Millvale .. . ' . ' .. ' ......... 27 . 1 ......... 13 .... . ' . Upper Brackets 5000 am 12 goof ...lrbfllln V Arbuckle D Mlkulskl G Mutzrg Klreta Smeg Rummel O Arbuckle May we mtroduce some oi the students IH the Upper Brackets? The Shaler chapter of Delta Delta Lambda IS a commerc1al club organ1zed by Mrs Walter Oelschlager to purchase appropr1ate books and to acquamt teachers and students Estelle Yeager 1S th1s years presldent Mary Ban v1cepres1 dent Helen George secretary and Gordon Turner treasurer A sparkllng mystery thr11ler wh1ch recerved favorable comment was Spooky Tavern presented 1n the fall Late 1n the w1nter hve members Gordon Turner Garret Herde Dolores M1kulsk1 Doro thy Sallach and V1v1an Arbuckle went to Bloomsburg to enter a state contest 1n typ1ng bookkeep1ng and shorthand Thrs new club has come a long way heres hoprng 1t keeps gomg' Sara McM1l1an the pres1dent of th1s club 3ust about mlssed bemg on th1s p1cture Sorry' Mary lane Hummel 1S v1ce presrdent and Dons S1eg IS secretary of th1s group under Mtss Buckwalters superv1s1on The1r clever bullet1n board arrangements caught everyones eye and the1.r presence 1n the hbrary made It a more comfortable place Book Week was a real Book Week and open house was gayer because of therr efforts Why we d1dnt even mrnd payrng for overdue books The grrls frrmly belreve as therr poster states that good books burld character Isnt th1s an excellent poster? These glrls and members of the club belong too to the Upper Brackets In February a group of students who are r1ght up 1n there became charter members of the Natlonal Honor SOC16lY pxctured to the left wrth the exceptlon of Rrchard Roy MISS Ieffery 1S the sponsor of these gallant ranks who make our honor rolls and ment cards tutor absentees and slower students and assrst 1n Monday mormng chapel What amb1t1on' Our hats are off to them' Top Row Herde Brown Ward Gunst M1chae11s Schreielblen Leltch Mrddle V Arbuckle Heller Mxkulskr Newland Rcmkm Sallach Rummel Front Turner O Arbuckle McEllroy Starman 36 0 o . Q Q - i O? Arm- . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . , 1 . ' 1 . . . 1 - - - . , . . . 1 - ' 1 1 ' ' 1 I 1 -' 1 1 ' . 11 11 1 - ' 1 1 11 11 - ' ' ' ' , . . -1 , , . , 1 1 1 ' . . 1 - 1 1 ' ' , 1 , . 1 - 1 . . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 w 1 1 1 More Activities Top Picture Hartman H I-lolhhan Caruso Bulak R Holllhan Middle Picture Starman Van A11 M h Kireta Caruso G oersc Ban R Holhhcm Diebold Lo er Picture Starman Ward Owings Heller Arbuckle 37 Here we give a word of praise to our leaders to the left. When Franklin D. Roosevelt and Wendell L. Wilkie were campaigning nationally, we were having a heated carn- paign of our own and Robert Hartman Bernard Bujak Col etta Vogel and Robert Hollihan were the victors A safety cam paign was launched this year school orders and laws were made and enforced Every Tuesday we eagerly bury our noses in the news of the Scoop Part of the staff srnlles at work stopping to read the news just off the press Our journalists worked hard and Miss Bomhard made it all possible A vote of appreciation goes to the editor Robert Van Atta All the staff wishes though that youd bury your hands more often in your pockets and help financially We have done our best to make an enjoyable book for you Do you like the new di visions the colors the action pictures? Steve Starman han dled the sales campaign and all these helped in the publica tion Ruth Moury Doris Coates Mary lane Hartz Vivian Ar buckle Estelle Yeager Dolores Mikulskt Dick Roy lim Caruso Bob Hartman George Bastyr Harry Hollihan Virginia Heller Louise Owings Grace Rankin Phyllis Hunter Robert Van Atta t 1 I I - 1 1 , i I W , . , I C- 'km 1 Q A . I N I r 1 , . 1 1 2: r. f ' 1 - 1 1 I ,, , 1, I - -Q 1 1 ' ,, ,,1,1Q,,,, ' ' ' - - ' 44 ' ' ' A Aa 1. 1, , I ' 1 . ' 1 ' . 1 1 : 1 . ' I 1 , I . w ' 3 . An Eye for the Future Won't you agree that all three classes pictured have a definite practical value and definitely an eye for the future 'P The girls think so and so do the1r teachers M1ss Bailey M1ss Dean and M1ss Rice What color should I wear to match my eyes? How should I dress to make myself look thinner or fatter? These are some of the problems discussed and settled 1n Freshman cloth ing classes Each g1rl receives 1nd1v1dual attention Da1nty blouses are on the sew1ng 11st for these groups Iumor and senior g1rls cut baste tum and sew until they have attractive Jumpers dresses skirts or jackets Then too Miss Bailey 1S an excellent example for she 1S an expert in making her own clothes Brown Gneneisen Miss Bailey Miss Dean Moury Arbuckle T1t1no Aigner Snyder Ufheil Dague Kxreta Remember girls always have your work well organized was Miss Deans opening remark 1n every home nurslng class The Senior girls learned to care for patients make beds properly bathe babies make formulas Knot chem1stryl read thermometers apply splints slings and mustard plasters and care for frostbites and dog bites They also learned what to do 1n case an 1nd1v1dua1 swallowed poison or 1n case of fa1nt1ng They dont claim to be Florence Nightm gales but they can prove that their sex knows what to do 1n an emergency They like it too the girls in Miss HICG s cooking classes plan healthful and appetizmg meals Breakfasts lunches and d1nners receive three or four weeks attention The g1rls make d9l1C101.1S one d1sh meals such as spaghetti and meat balls chili con carne and baked beans Dont forget that lusc1ous apple pie There IS teacher demonstration for more difficult preparation of foods and for foods reguinng more tlrne lncidentally they eat everything they make u ll - - - - - - 0 I I I I I U - ' . . . I I . I I . . I I I - I . ' I I I ' . I , ' , Keeping in mind the whole day's diet, . ,, . , . . . . . , . , I I I I . I I I - - I ' , . , . 38 See Anything? No, not just yet. lust look- ing and maybe it will work. These boys are members of the Sclence Club wh1ch as the year went on was over shadowed by other events But the 1nterest 1n sc1ence 1n a sc1ent1f1c age drd not les sen for the boys kept up on current ldeas 1n the held Eqmpment 1n the sc1ence lab orator1es IS among the hnest to be obtouned The telescope Iames Brow Vlctor Ward Emu Weber plctured ls the glft of Mr Peterson of the townshlp Eyes below now' These students seated are not playmg cards but the 1dea 1S to match the prmcrpal parts of the verbs Whlch appear on these cards Its l1ke rum The Lat1n Club has fun' Sometlmes 1t s a costume affarr Sometrmes they try to make the dead hve agatn Frank Damlco Carolyn Carpenter Dorothy Sch1efelbe1n Ph1l1p Hoffman Harold Hoffman and Ruth Monpere are 1n the game rn the plcture MISS Bach IS the sponsor You almost need to look 1nto the m1rror 1n thts p1cture of a small orchestra group w1th Sally Hezlep at the p1ano See the part of the head? Then Dav1d Broge Paul Bullard and Ruth DeHaven got 1n on the prcture Dav1d Broge ass1sted 1n grand style at the Chnstmas program Look 1n on th1s buddmg orchestra group sometlrne and there w1ll be no doubt that you w1ll See Someth1ng and Mr Bell Latm Club Members An Orch stra Group 39 1 I - 1 1 H, , . - 1 . . . , . . . . , . . . . I I I I I 1 - - 1 1 1 1 , . . ffm ., ,V ,Q 4 , 2 : , ff ' e Ruth Anne and Mcxrgy VIIQIHIQ and Eleanor All reudv w1th boots Teachers amve A Holden Ear muffs on hmmle Surpnse for Betty Schoef Lxons All through 11 2 s Sophomores mi EPBH WH M20 ww H 4-2-if 'Nm en-.en '-'Q 'wi 5 S ME BB wi wi 5 5 B E E H SYHHH HH Q QHBDDWKB EHHDE 5 B ESBPH 9 3 :J ESS Scheme lHNlele lEE:n B IEEEE el I E E E EEIEIIEEE HEMI! EEE E tl EEMQ E JRE' HE l'g,EtBNN 'E l Hl EEfEEE NE 5fE!fet3E E Hll nE eltt' t .e ' I -1g!lBt et eE e E fEEEE ITQ N l1l'E lil EEEi - . t H . N43 . e ,eq n, Row Row Row Row Row How Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Wrllram Ahlborn Raymond Appman lane Austen Bernard Baecker Anna Ban Vrrgmra Bell Adele Bender Iames Berneburg Eugene Bernesser lean Bernesser Francrs Beyerl Leo Brernesser Marran Brles Dorothea Blobner Edward Blythn Henry Bock Mary Bomtz Betty Booser Alrce Burns Carolyn Carpenter Dorothy Chtararnonte Ralon Churchheld George Crpra Wrllram Crzmesna Elsre Clark Iohn Clemente Rose Marte Cunrc Frank Damrco Sue Daood Matthew Drschner Frank Doel George Dukovrc Iames Dukovxc George Dumbauld Clara Farbacher Arthur Fawcett Norman Ferguson Florence Ferra Elmer Ferrar Edward Ferrarr Ioseph Flamgan Iohn Flemmg Charles Fogle Anna Mae Frtzsrmmons Anne Freyer Beatrrce Fuchs lean Fusek Mary Ellen Gall Esther Gascotnt. Iames Gerber Alrce Goetz Iean Goetz George Green Wzllram Grernetson Wrllram Grob Donald Guth Arthur Hahn Olen Hallrgan Betty Hamxlton George Harr Ethelreda Hell Betty Helt Agnes Henderston Foster Hepler Harold Poftman Robert Holtgraver Clvde Hubstenberger Betty Huesman Shtrley Hunter Grace Iohnstone Donald Karcher Ruth Karcher Glorla Kay Donald Kendrrck Helen Kessler Adelarde Klous Florence Kmreclak Loretta Koch Warren Koenrg Lots Lanzme Florence Lehman Sara Lerght Bernard L nnon Elrzabeth Leo Robert Lewrs Dorothy Lnese Robert Lucas Ellzabeth Malrvuk Dons Manuel Robert Mansey Cann Robert McCla1n Dorothy McDonough Iames McK1nney Arthur McMasters Mrchael Metzer Donald Metzger Thomas M1kU1Sk1 Corey Mrller Mary Mlller Rose Mane Mrtesser Ruth Monpere Suzanne McEllroy Iay Montgomery Thomas Morgan Clara Murphy Patncra Myers Edward Nadrash Mary Elxzabeth New land Iohn Ott Robert Patton Pearl Pemdl Robert Peterson Helen Petrovxc Loretta Pruskr Vrrgrnra Pschrrer Lorrarne Rezak Helen Robb Wrllram Roth Harold Ruli Davrcl Rummel Glenn Sallach Naomr Sallach Arthur Schaffer Vrrgrma Scherbel George Sclcessler Sara lane Schmtdt Thomas Schmtdt Ray Schmrtt Davrd Schrerber Betty Schubert Anna Mae Scott lean Scott Robert Se1tz George Setzeniand Margre Shaw Robert Sheets lane Smeg Anthony Srsca Edward Skundrrch Helen Slanrna Paul Slomer Ioanne Smrth Mary L Smrth W llram Smrth Dorothy Spmella Emlly Stelanlck Anthony Stacklrck Betty Iane Stoll Frances Stopera Audrev Stromoskt Claude Tavlor Mrlan Teslrk Helen Tesllk Helen Tetz Ruth Tetz Margaret Thompson Iean Trrpson Francrs Van Arsdale Donna Vxdt Iean Voegele Albert Vranesa Loretta Wagner Ray mond Wagner Rrta Wagner Zrta Wagner Roland Weber Helen Wettach Iames Wrnschell Iack Wolter Iohn Wrrght Helen Yagesh Imelda Yeager Norman Yeckel Iean Ztllweger Helen Lourse Zoeller 41 1: ' ' , , , , , ' A ' 2: , ' ,D ' , ' ' , . 4: ' , , ' , , ' . ' . 5: n , , I n , ', ' . 6: ' , , ' ' A -, ' 1, , ' , 8: . , 1 , , A , . 10: 4 ' , V Ae , ' , ' , ' , . Row 11: Anna Mae Maranoski, Albert Maseth. Dorothy Matesic, Sarah Iane McAloos, lack Mc- IZ: ' A n , , ' ', ' . ' . 13: , E , A -' , .J . ' ' 14: ' , n '. ' ' ' ' ' . . ' ' 15: ' 1, - , '4 ' ' n ' , . , ' , 16: I , n , ' , ' . . ' , . 17: n ' I, . n ' , . ' , i ' ' , ' , 18: , , ', - , , ' ' , ' . 19: ' , 4 ' , - , , , . 20: , I A ' , 1 4 , I ' , ' , , 1t s sprlng Oh the flowers that bloom m the spnng -do we sound l1ghthearted'? Well we feel gay and full of new energy now that sprmg 15 here There s new 11fe all around us Even the dandellon p1ckers on the front lawn can tell you that As soon as that lawn takes on 1lS velvety green everyone tums hls thoughts to May Day and graduatlon Certam act1v1t1es f1t 1nto our spr1ng calendar such as the sen1or play and mus1c performances The frosh belong here though we hope they are no longer green Introducmg the spr1ng season to you we present our lovely May Queen Grayce Nlggel 1n regal robe Wllh all her attendants Ahce Cook her maxd of honor was absent for our scene Those azrls who were chosen as the school beautles appear around Grayce They are Sally Io Fausold Betty lane DeHart Iune Thompson Mary Delach Delores Kremmel lane McE1lroy and Ianet Coleman Wxth patnotlc theme they w1ll perform May 16 w1th many of the g1rls Uldlng 1n the performance If you w1ll stop lookmq at the Queen well show you through the rest of spr1ngt1m 42 1 u I I 11 - - 11 - 1 ' I . . 1 . . . 1 - 1 - - 11 11 , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . . , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . 9. On the Sidelines Dont run folks th1s IS only Pee Wee Marshall must be the hghtrng effect pals thats Ruth and Bugs d1d you ever see a broader gnn than Steve s-we dare you to measure face front Howard Metzger recogmzed agam here s Snuffy Smxth or 1S 1t Mary Iane Hummel and please turn around the blond look what happened to Drck Byerly Horvatrn Baker Ferl D1schner and one of the Wagner s of the frosh shooters thats Mope Ryan leavmg the cooks asslstants SISCG Pmky and Corey Mlller part of Drck a bxt of Scotland this tlme Iock faculty too M1ss Black M1ss Dale Mr Oelschlager Mrs Oelschlager and Mrs Mart1n these are all sprmg scenes around Shaler 43 1 .. . . 1 1 ' , . . 1.1 ' ... , . ... , , . 1 . .. ... , ... , , ... ... 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ..- . 1 1 . . . 11. 1 1 1 ... ... , ... , , 1 1 1 , . 1 . ..- Muslcal Notes Are you strll followrng us through SPIIIIQQ Well we Wlll stop here for a mrnute and VIGW parts of the muslc apprec1at1on class and grrls chorus What sparklmg and soothrng melo d19S floated through our halls and across our lawns from the musrc room' What? You heard them? But of course you drd at our programs and so our mere words would all be tutrle 1f we attempted to descrrbe them Prctured below are some of our song stresses and part of the musrc apprecratron class The musrc apprecratron one was new thrs year In 1t under Mr Bells patrent trarnrng many a Shalerrte took advantage of the opportunrty and broadened hrs cultural lrfe by studymg the works of Wagner Beethoven Bach and Tcharkovsky CWhat a toughrell A' hough our mus1c1ans are talented and large rn number rt behooves us to mentron our rnstrumental tr1o and our vocal quart tte who gave us manv happy moments In the trro James Caruso and hrs sax Abre Bauer and the accordron and Steve Grubrsa w1th hrs tam burltza Drck Poy Frank Lyons George Bastyr and Irm Ca ruso make up the guartette All of these too helped put across the mrnstrel and the operetta Monday mornrng chapel wouldnt have been the same wrthout the many selectrons t he choruses both grrls and mrxed Thats why our hats are off to the rnusrc depart ment and thats why we call 1941 a mu srcal year and justly so Upper Prcture A Burns H Wettach M I Hartz D Coates G Kay I Smrth L Stewart G Mutzrg Lower Prcture Mr Bell D Mrkulskr A Klobuchar M Petrovxc E Yeager I Guyton M Teshk M Kral I Rrelcrnd 44 I . 1 . . . . 1 . . - - 1 1 1 - - 1 . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . A . . 1 . . sm . . . D 1 V ., -, ' ' ' ' '7 1 . L 1 1 I . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 11 , - 11 1 - . 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 - , . , . Typ1ng 1S an Art If you could but wltness the flylng fmgers of the typ1ng classes you would surely say That s real art The steady cl1ck1ng of keys IS a s1gn of progress to these young ladles We hope rt w1ll mean a salary some day Early last fall the grrls had an excellent oppor tunrty to g1V9 a feature attractron of the1r sk1ll when Mr Rogers asked them to help h1m wlth a b1g job Questromng glances tossed from one to another around the room whxle Mrs Fowler got the detarls from our sup rv1sor Soon the grrls were busy cut t1ng stenclls whlch eventually turned out as hsts of names and addresses of draftees tYou remember that day off dont you'PJ It was tedrous work but Glrls ln 113 dass hard at work when 1t was fmrshed all the grrls were proud of havrng done the1r b1t for a very great relatrve Uncle Sam classes and MISS Ward set to work The result was a p1cture anyone would approve of and adm1re greatly three flgures Iesus Mary and Ioseph clad rn rosy garments and a herald angel 1n sh1n1ng ralment hovenng over the crrb Those glrls you see 1n the p1cture below are a few of those who worked on thrs p1ece of art Dur1ng the rest of the year the students tr1ed the1r hand at perspectlve draw1ng but dwelt parhcularly on charcoal por trart sketches usrng a plaster head of the show w1ndow va rrety for a model It was mter estrng to note that because of 1nd1v1dual tastes each student molded drfferent characterrstrcs rn hrs sketches so that not one was 11ke another m facral ex pressron Theres always a art1st1c d1splay of student art work rn Room 104 Come rn Above Vrrgmra Heller Blanche Davres Agnes Henderson Ruth Kexl Sometlme Agnes Spmella 45 I I . ., . I - e ' . ' - . . . . p l I May we have a stained glass window for the Christmas assembly program? The art , - , I l ' I I I I ' I - I ' . ' n Girls and Boys The Girls, the Reserves, were quite an ac- tive bunch of lassies this year Wrth lane McEllroy Grace Yeiser Grace McMann Coletta Vogel as officers and Sara McM1l lan and Elmore L itch in charge of programs they soared into a whirlwind of activity They made favors for the Veteran s Hospital they sewed jaunty rag dolls and pasted amusing scrapbooks for the Children s Hos pital Their gay nineties party was a sensa t1on as was their tea dance A unique imtia tion caused a furor in the dark days of trip to Oglebay Park, one which they will never forget Why they enjoyed horseback r1d1ngt'PJ tenn1st'PJ sw1mm1ngf'Pl golft'Pl Well anyway there were a few games of pmg pong Mr Rope the advisor is still trying to find out who put fly paper in his bed They wont tell The officers are talking 1t over in the pic ture below They are the president Bob Hartman vice president Iim Brown secre tary Gordon Turner and treasurer Iim Ca ruso Miss Ward 'E Front row Owings McMillan ,hh ff' K- -Y-.-h-...vpn wmter no make up fingernail polish no Remember March ll? Cy Gunst Tom put up hair '-N N-Nggvgv-!Chuck Mayer the Brew Masters put Speakers Mrs Bomhard Mrs McMunn and Mrs Gilmore added to the interesting programs Yes these girls under Miss Mc Roberts and Miss Black had a most interest mg year They on several occasions had combined meetings with the boys the H1Y and th1s was fun too In October the boys the H1Y made a salt in the punch And that in March the Shaler group took first place in the Dickey trophy race? Alumni meet too with B111 H111 as chairman and former H1 yers Bob Goss the Munn brothers Lefty Fair Dick Howard Francis Kolander and Iack Schofield and a whole crowd come around Maybe they will plan a summer activity 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . Q. . . . . . .1 , . . , , 1 - 1 , . I . . . , . - . I ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' l -1 4 I 1 , ,Y J , , A, , ,W V, --.......,..., - ......,., -.., ., .., V... ..-V : , ,,...,,, , ,,,..-1-,.-.-n-'- nr--v , ws ,...f..1-n ' H'-1.. wk, by .f ' 1 ,Av -It 1 - , I e V-s.....,-f ' y ' -A . 0 --Q ' . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 - 1 - - 1 . , 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 4 . , , . - 1 1 ' 1 ' ' lt's Play Time E Leltch R Byerly Here mterlocutor Gordon Turner 15 try1ng to wake the laziest man in the South Bob Hartman February 26 the most gala affair 1n the history of Shaler took place so the H1 Y says their mlnstrel Students saw 1t in the afternoon Celebrlties were 1n vogue Master of the rhumba Feets Hoffman with Dick Roy King of the IVOIIGS seven come eleven D1ck Byerly the Golden voiced tenor George Bastyr Super Sampson as Butch Schwartz the King of SWIIIQ hm Caruso Mammy Gnrbisa better known as Steve Mumbo jumbo come back sp1r1ts sa1d old Mammy Liza The Hants dldnt v1s1t the Courtney home but trouble did so o o here you see Ixm Caruso as the black hearted You remember Going on Seventeen, presented by the Iuniors in November? Re- member Shrimpy who was forever eating? And the other actors, Bob Leety, I1mm1e Braun Lavern Bowers Tom Ogg Rlchard Byerly Elmore Leitch Olive Arbuckle and the others in the cast who helped raise the money for the Prom? Who said that the cast dxdnt l1ke popcorn? Iust ask them and Miss Black' Iust ask them why Miss Black s face was red the n1ght of the performance' They dont m1nd at all being natural To the left Turner Gru blsa Bauer Caruso Hartman To the nght Daughn Starman Stromoskl Hodxl Owmgs Caruso Kell Plllllps Bastyr Heller Bender Lyons Ban v1lla1n George Bastyr as the hero Vlfglnld Heller as Mary Ann the heroxne and lean Hodrl as Liza Henpecked Mr Courtney was portrayed by Marvrn Ph1l1pps and Ruth Kell was M1ssus There were the college boys Frank Daughn lames Gardner and Frank Lyons the French maid Fanchon taken by Louise Owings Madalyn Stromoskx and Ruth Bender as fnends of the heroine and the dark shenff Steve Stannan Downs otherwise Roy Kurtzrock had a bad case of rheumatlsm and all the chorus presented a pretty picture We found comedy and pretty music in The Lucky Iade presented by Mr Bell March 19 and 20 I I I I I I . I . I ' I l . , . l w t t - - I I I . ' : , , 1 1 I I I I 1 h , , . , : ' ',' : . I I I ' . , . I .I --, . , - 47 In the Month of May Here are some of the sen1ors who tr1ed out for Sprmg Fever the sen1or class play g1ven Aprrl 30 and May 1 D1d you help them ghde down the steps of fame? There was Mrs Spangler tHuth Kerll who kept a boardmg house for the college students Ed Burns Uack Howardl Wllh h1s stlnkum stmktorum Anne Purcell tGrayce Nrggell Ed s heart 1nterest V1v1an George tGrace Mutz1gl always ready to help Anne Maude Carey tDorothy Sallachl the sprnster aunt Howard Brant tGeorge Bastyrl whose tr1p to Europe depended upon h1s d1ploma V1c Lew1s tR1ch ard Boy? wrth art1st1c abrhty Professor V1rg1l Bean tGar rett Heldel who went a l1ttle buggy over bugs Lou Herron tSara MCM1llGHl a Journallsm student Mrs Pur Mr Purcell tlarnes Carusol ct d1gn1f1ed and elegant gentleman Dr D1xontGordon Turnerl the Prexy We hope vou hked a touch of Spnng Fever drrected by M1ss Moulton Mlss Moulton and sen1ors And All Thru the Year Perhaps you wont recognxze the men below but all through the year they are busy about your school They are the clean up men but here they appear all sp1ck and span They refused to pose Wllh broom and brush Wrth lVLr Swope 1n charge these men work rn elght hour shrfts even 1n the wee hours of the morn1ng keeprng the school hres burn1ng Look at the grand Job they are domg' The cooks too belong w1th our rmportant characters and they too all through the year look after our d1et They are ready to serve you and to f1nd a Way to your heart M1ss Rrce d1et1t1an appears rn the background Left Mr Swope Mr Imhoft Mr Wane Mr Shaw Rrght M1ss Reynolds M1ss Vell Mrs Cox Mrs Enghsh Ted Straub and students 48 lp ,ff . . ll - I ll. I I I I I I : . . . I cell tGrace Rankinl, inclined to be affected and snobbish: I , . A.YoungfMan Or maybe we should say Mr Rogers fancy for he beg1ns and ends these snaps Someone called the f1ISt an understandmg laugh 1t seemed that when the H1Y arr1ved at Cglebay Park there were plenty of hungry people note the restaurant s1gn do you honestly belleve M1ss Brown h1t someone? Betty Iane Schm1dt and Iean Houggy dashed down the walk th1s morn1ng so that bus must have been late aga1n I guess wed turn up our nose too lf we S Fancy had as much nrghtwork as these g1r1s Patsy you dont look a bxt worr1ed about that typxng budget ugh more work or are you camera shy lean lt seems that gomg home IS the th1ng for Howard Moser certa1nly looks glad the ldea wasnt or1g1nal however for Ruth DeHaven and Anna Mae thought of the same th1ng Ill bet MISS Moulton IS golng home thrs week end whats Mr Rogers mus1ng about? Mr Rogers H1Y at Oglebay M1ss Brown Betty lane Schmxdt lean Houggy You guess thzs name Patsy Dav1s Iean Hodxl Howard Moser and others Ruth DeHaven Anna Mae FllZlmmOhS Mass Moulton Mr Rogers aqam 49 -Q7 , . . , , . . . . . , . . 1 1 - 1 . ,, . . 1 . . - I 1 H . . . . . 1 ' ' , . . . 1 . . . 1 L . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 1 . , . 1 N . - o, , . 5, , A 4, Q f 3 ' MM.. . A4 . - I I ' Ly, . I Is Dave pleased? Dave Hummel Margxe Shaw cmd Rose Mar1e Moelter Franny Saban and Bertha Krall snowball1ng It IS startmg early Wdlllng Grace? Iohn All man IS 1n nu hurry you see Freshmen Dream scares me, Mr. Graham. Little David Bell Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Mary Margaret Atgner Iohn Allman Rosemary Arenth Carolyn Bacchus Fredertclc Baker Patrtcta Bauer Albert Beckert Earnest Beckert Andrew Benko Laverne Bentley Delores Btnder Evelyn Blackstock Grace Bowen Roy Bowers Betty Braun Edward Brtnko Davtd Broge Paul Bullard Dorothy Carpenter Sam Caruso Herbert Clark Sam Clever Ruth Anne Connor Edward Costello Glenn Crooks Frank Cubbage Eltzabeth Dague Blanche Damtco Ralph Dankmeyer Helen Daugherty Iames Daughn Fannte Davtes Eugene Dtschner Cltfford DeVorak Russell Doerfler Ieanne Doyle D rothy Dunbar Margaret Ehnt Thomas Elbel Herbert Farbacher Norbert Farrell Marton Fausold Adolph Fetl Ruth Ferraro Irma Ftncke Marttn Ftsher Paul Ftsher Frank Fletschman Lots Flowers Karl Forsythe Iuantta Frankenberger Edward Freeauf Emtl Freyer Wtlltam Fryer Wtlltam Fullerton Robert Gergtns Irene Goetztnger Ronaurd Golby Wtlltam Graltnskt Mary lane Grten etsen Donald Grubbs Edmund Harktewtcz Gertrude Hart Reese Hasstnger Ruth lane Herbe Blatr Herchenroether Vtrgtnta Herdon Dorothy Hessleman Sally Hezlep Wtlltam Htcks Iean Hodtl Burton Hoffman Wtlltam Hoffman Frances Holden Wtlltam Horvattn lean Hougqy Lawrence Huffman Shtrley Hunter Mary Anne Huston George Hutchtnson Ruth Interthal Martorte Irvtne Norma Iohnston Margy Iortes Helen Kennedy Greta Kmsey Emma Ktreta Iosephtne Ktrtn Wtllts Kltngenberg Ruth Klosky Charles Koehler Gayle Koentg Grace Koentg Betty Kraft Bertha Krall Lorratne Krohe Lots Lanztne Martorte Lea Helen Leo Edward Letterman Karl Ltnn Robert Lucas Evelyn Lutfy Rtchard Lunteskt Vtrgtnta Lutz Glen Mater Ieartne Mater Bernard Maltnowsky Amelta Maltvuk Ioseph Matestc Ioyce Mazer Ruth Mazurek Patrtcta McAfoos Ruth McDonough Ralph McE1heny Nancy McEllroy Anne McMasters Iune Munn Edward Meyer Henrtetta Meyer Audrey Meyers Henry Mtchaels Vtrgtnta Mock lean Moury Carl Nagel Wtlltam Obenauf Margaret Patek Francts Pettz Ttna Petredts Theresa Petrovtc Anthony Pockey Quade Powell Paul Profostch Lots Pschtrer Iack Race Raymond Randtg Roy Ranktn Iane Rea Robert Reno Robert Reutzel Dorothy Rhteland Iune Rhteland Mary Lou Rthn Louts Rthn Iames Rosswog Wtlltam Roy Lester Ruchdeschel Pearl Rudolph Iames Russel lames Slantna Robert Sankovtc Albert Schafer Sylvester Scheltnskt Lots Schtssler Betty Marte Schmtdt Dorothy Mae Schmtdt Clara Schnetder Elste Schnetder Carl Schogren Louts Schretber Howard Schwartz Albert Setzenfand Wtlltam Sheldon Kathertne Smolkovtch Vtrgtnta Snyder Anna Starman Velma Stetn Lots Stewart Helen Straka Frank Strutz Wtlltam Thompson Marte Tuttno Evelyn Ufhetl Iames Vogel Ralph Vott lane Wadsworth Alberta Wagner Gerald Wagner Ruth Wagner Sylvester Wagner Hermena Watt Kathleen Wtegman Clara Wtest Edward Wtrtkler Betty lean Yeager Sl 1: Q I ' t , r . . . 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' . n . , It Pays To Advertlse And so ends our story of your year at Shaler But It 1snt ended for We look mto the future 1n the tollowlng pages We the Sen1ors wouldnt dare to leave you Wlthout w1ll1ng you the luruors especlally those qual1t1es and character1st1cs wh1ch have brought us to these esteemed and d1gn1f1ed pos1t1ons 1n hlgh school hte Then those buslness men and flrms Whose advert1sements appear on these next pages have helped brmg us here so we want you to read the1r ads and buy the1r products Some have repeatedly bought space 1n these annuals some of them for s1x years and they deserve your cons1dera t1on It IS YOU and YOU ALONE WHO CAN SHOW THEM THAT IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE S H A L E R E S Q U E 52 u . . , - 1 1 , . . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ANK UF MILLV LE MILLVALE PA CMXPI1 MXL 5126 000 U0 sl RPLL N 59515 U00 00 Frau-len Lhulx I ued -X fyffllfldl Banlun Bu me Tran acted 111171111 r o Ifflf ral lla posit lnsummc I urpumtmn 53 9 o I 'T ' v 'Tal li . ' ' ' 3' 'H ss Christmas Savings Club Purpose Club X , ' 55 s' ,ss s ' X X U - 1 1 f 'V J z J .' A 1' - A I A THE GEORGIAN PLAN OF LOTS Herroll Road Glen haw I In Beautlful Shaler Town hlp where you et more for your money than any other place IH Alle henv County Penna e llllllfe' you to 11811 us and brmg your rwnds m N 0 0 LINCOLN PHARMACY Usrm H lfillffl P11 f LlllCOlll at North, Yllllx ale, I a. Telephone Nlllly ale 2379 54 W I . fvr S .X f f.1 1 THE GEORGIAN CONSTRUCTION, CO., Inc. R. I . 0. ..., Glenshuw, Pa. Phone Glenshaw 7..-1 N T552 I L G Balfour ompan Manufacturing Jewelers CI XSb RINGS and PINS PRATPRBITY JEXX FLR1 CUNINIHNUA MPNT MVNUUNCP NIPNTS PFRSUNAI CXHUS IJIPI UNHS NIPU XLS TRUPHIIHS 0 llfll lcuflfrs to thc lunmr and Sc mor I lassf s o Shale r Hlgh 51,1001 Mu ll 55 U U C . J D F yi K, Y 4. L,x Y Y Y T 7 , ,1 J 1 I 1 7 1 1 X 1 Y 1 7 1 1,1 1 . , .' . 4 A. AL . L A. AL A, 1 .' . , If .' J l , S . K xv J! Hi .' , .2 , Q. , . . . 1 1 - . , I , f I . ' Rvprc-sc-lltwl Ivy il. W. lxl.lXGl'1NFUl'l'll Pllmlc- lfllurvhill 112501 H01 Nlillon ,- 1 mc- Piltsbl gh. Pu. EDDIE KAYS SERVICE STATION NIOBILFAS 'NIOBII OII BRN XIION XND Xl I I NSOlx 800 wvlihlllll Rm al Roulex ml um I lin ll HN I Stop at Ihr Srgn o Fllflllllj Suvzu SENIOR WILL WE the class of nmeteen hundred cmd forty one of Shal r Hrgh School Glenshaw Pennsyl vanra bemq of sound mrnds cmd bodres do hereby make publrsh and declare thls to be our lasl wlll and testament Vrvran Arbuckle leaves her posmon as edrtor of the Shaleresque to her slster Ohve Esteada Auqenstene leaves her carefree manner to Vrola Brer HOBURG BROTHERS Huntmg and l' lSlllll,'.. 1' qlll1Il7l9Ilf 659 6-ll Butler Street nl CRAIG E PEARCE Pharma: lst GICIISII m l fl HERMAN LEO l G1 rural Auto Rcpalrlng 1 Q lure RBIJAITIII ROIIIIM 8 NN X ' I URNFR AND GROB GARAGE Autunzobllc Repairing and A1 1 eswrles llres and Battvru s 0 1 7 56 9 lrll If Y ,A A f II 'HCS I l'l1 X 1 ' s 1 D04 i , J I . y... V. I ' ' I I ' I if I SI. 0330 'Ivleplmrm lflensllaw 513 ' f - .' lit 1 . Pu. , C 2 T, ,' . I l f I 1I J l ' l N, J V ? . . , . e I . . Gus - U'l - Cruising - N' ' ' , 'T . ,.' I ' 1 'I QLIIIQ ','l1..xy . I A. l'l ll x L14-,I IIIPIISIIQIIY, Pa. JOSEPH ZUCCHERO HERBERT L. GERDES F' 'tr ' fx V :f-'fy - llll s. lvgftublfs. rrourus mul Real Estate and Insuranm, Lunch xllvats - Quick Frozen Foods , , , :N otary I u blu- 'V ve Ill-Iiw Q 's Buy. S ll. tr Kent Rafal lfs 1 - 'HH' if' s 'W ' ' 3' 142' Mt. RUYAI, BIND. UNH NIL Royal Blvd. C nz. a. ' - , 1 Madge Stromoskr leaves her trtle as Shalers Blonde Cheerleader to Elmore Lertch Iames Caruso leaves hrs sense of rhythm to Tommy Cubelrc Rrchard Roy leaves hrs actrnq abrlrty to Tommy Ogg George Bastyr leaves hrs tenor vorce to Roy Kurtzrock Blanche Davres leaves her profrle to Regma Mrlculskr Sally Io Fausold leaves her alumnr romance to Alrce Cook Ruth Moury bequeaths her rrtterbuq abrlrty to Grace McMann Real I' state and lnsuramv D EDWIN AUSTEN CONlPLllVlFNrl 5 S llm Butler Street Ptrr l'lrone 5lt'l'llllg. 0409 ' BUSCH NURSERIES Marlon s Beauty Shop 5110011111 mg rn I frnmnfnt ll ares lwlrmrrpsorr Run H0111 Hill Al BIX r ml k I fll'NNH-KW PX l PF '064 57 lr rl XX - 1- 1 Irta PII 4 I rr lm HJ ll . , lt I Pl bleu lrm I-ll of ' 49 9 11 z. Pa. r ' 5 ' ' 'S 9 ' 9 49 L, 4. .,. . JV ? W TV NIT. . , , ll. fXll'sc 'ur '. 51. 1. It . Y. : . ml: Tl? . L Pllom 'lllllx llc 1059 8 S Lumber and Wzlluorh S Offnc- M111 111111 irrls BRIDI I- STRFI4 '1 SHARPSBURG PA Phone Srl erllng 0940 0941 797 NORTH AX F'NUl' Ford Me1'Cu'? JOHNSON SERVICE Llncoln Zephyr HUMES BROS INC bunoco Products F0111 Products Slnve 191 m 1 len lmu 3 H'll'RIlNt 2880 XSPIWXX UL tLlNSllAXX l08l rTNt Fl Ut PA l ourtf 93 0 R C ROBINSON UF Flrst Claes Meat Funeral Home G16llS1ldWt P Al1lQOH Park Pa id' 1 I Robert Kletter leaves hrs bashlulness to Robert McLean Robert Hartman bequeaths hls presxdency of the Student Councll to Bernard Bulak Gordon Turner leaves hrs presxdency of the Semor Class to Rrchard Byerly Marqxe Dumbauld QIVGS her neatness to Lo1s lean McMann Helen Krreta leaves her pretty dark eyes to Polly Roman Ioe Bcm and Steve Starman leave therr comradeshlp to Bxll M1hllr1ed and Ixmmy Lulfey Geraldme Zang w1ll leave her dark curls to L11l1an Memert 58 9 , , 1 1 1 '- U Y '. 9 A ' Q 1 'l A 4 J 1 ,, . kr' ' ' O .9 . W w 1 N 1 1 -- L l P 1 '11 STERLING 2882-ETNA 912 Nl'1. R01 AI. BLVD. Q 'I .1 , Y' -I .I llx, . , . A ,l , f . I . I: 0 0 ' Y, a. ' k 4 9 I ' f' l Qler. 18 EARL H LEUZINGER HYDE S DRUG Atlanta bvrvu 0 lrrn Bitte rrf-L Arrytlrrnfr for X our l rr llllbllf' 'Vlrllxdlv 4 1 141-l BABQ UC lx BI X Il NHLLX Al l- PA Mrllx rle l fr E D G A R ualrty It oods PITTSBURGH HOW ARD W BDF AR FINE C-UNDIFS Glenslrfrw, l fr flflf Phone FL -1701 4r1 LFM N BLFNND Prank Rodenbaugh leaves hrs habrt of gettrng rnto trouble to Earl Iohns Elmer Gall wrlls hrs lrne to Irmmy Gardner Carl Schoenman bequeaths hrs posrtron of monrtor to Robert Leety Lorrarne Lentz leaves her pleasrng plumpness to her srster Harrret Olrver Hennrnger grves hrs nonchalance to Franny Saban Grace Mutzrg leaves her pug nose to everyone rn general and to nobody rn partrcular Mary McGurgan leaves her conversatrons rn Commercral Law to Geraldrne Russ Dorrs Sreq wrlls her collectron of dogs to Betty Sprrk Ruth Serdel 1S pleased to wrll her pastel sweaters to Ruth Shea Steve Grubrsa wrlls to some rumor musrcran hrs gurtar playrng Estelle Yeager leaves all her yearbook yrngles to the lunror who steps rnto her place Agnes Klobuchar leaves her fondness tor horses to Grace Yerser Lourse Owrngs wrlls her grm to Eula Goss Herman Sunderman wrlls hrs crrtrcrsms oi Englrsh composrtrons to some crrtrcal yunror Pre-crrptrons Drugs I J BA Ml r Lum he-onettf Alllson Park Prlntery I KOCHS PHARMACY Commercial ljflllflflg 368 BUfll'R N'lRl'l'rl PTN A 1 len ham ll! xnrhn H4 XIIISUN P-Xlllx PA 59 , Q 0 7 ' . N . ,SAW 1 , .A j A 1' ' F V 'la , , ' 1 ' 1217 Q ' ' ' r I ll' r ' . r r 1 , L r . r I 7 u 9 ' . . o 1 . 1 n Q , - A It ' ' ' 1 A A 4 ,A 4 Y N r . A l N - W. 1 1 I I . ' f - 4 J r Q - - - A' E W ' ' - - ' L K' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' FAU . . r l A rl, l' up. . . ' C . 9 . T Q s ' T J, , g M T , , .. r . . . . Lnjog the Popular PUSIINIQ Roller bltatlng Danvzng on Wheels ETN A RE X ROLLERTORIUM A Roller Slmtmg 4uu10my Pnrtus Uur Spfvmltx U51 'IFXXOUD S19 Thomas Machrne Manufacturrng Company PlTflSBl RFH P X Mrldred Kral leaves her abrlrty to take thrngs as they come to Garnetta Easler Ray Davrs leaves hrs dnvrng abrlrty to some rumor May Holden leaves her well kept harr to Ruth Marx Mary Iane Hartz wrlls the fact that she can take a yoke to Carolyn McElroy Emrl Weber wrlls hrs abrlrty to talk much about nothrng to Marvrn Phrlrpps Ray Smrth bequeaths hrs knowledge ol shop to Elmer Frey Helen George leaves her wrllrngness to help to Lucy Roman Mary Delach leaves her leadershrp rn gym to Dolores Oswald Dorrs Coates leaves her small feet to Meta Frredman Donald Grrthth leaves hrs burld to Brll Fassbaugh Vrctor Gerdes leaves hrs knowledge of everythrng rn general to Charles Sprrk Ioe Mrro leaves hrs prrde rn berng a democrat to lack Locke Phyllrs Hunter leaves her A s rn Busrness Englrsh to Frreda Vranesa August Schwarz leaves hrs odd vorce to Henry Goetzrnger Carl Nrckel leaves hrs love of farms to Alfred Srsca Annabelle Shaw wrlls her place rn the cateterra to Iune Luty Vrctor Ward leaves hrs hrghest honors to Tommy Baker CH RLES DEVORAK Dealer Ln COAL and BROKPN QLXS5 l'lmnn 1 ltllell ux lr, R4 Pham f lm rr lr us IW? 60 1 . . w I . . , .-451: -. l ,f X L 0 2 X ,, , nv f' rf ' , ' .'.' rw 7 l ' LOC ut 'WAI , I W l'1'l'NA, PA. 5'1'vrling 2260 5'l'vrling 9927 l . ' ,3 1 , rf . 1 1. N A Kiki 'l'.'z I.. -s. ':'sa f1'0n1pIinH,n,S of Phom- Nlillxulr 1212528 12280 DIXON The Union Provision H' H' a 1 P k'n Co. nc ac I g R001 Estate' 211 NORTH AVI-I. Insurmwv NIlI.I,YAl,l-I TSBVR'9 - PA- Notary Public l'1axNsxol,x1xNlA THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ETNA Uernbf r I' eclc ral R1 sf ru Sy stem Federal IJQI oslt Insurance Corporation Floral Tllllllgl mfnts IIIIXINIUNI flcam rs mul Uwrs lu ' J br! I Na ' N051 K S H RPNBI Rl 61 3525 , v v h I 4 P I-'VI fl AV 'Q' , . . J P Q .' ff , V . AA .. ,, , I. for f ' ' . on I 1 1 ' ' .h I I 1' TTLCHZST A sim- ww gi, .. 1 mf Sh 1333 Tulle-r fir-vt Iznlll' Pu' VI11'Il'liTl0lll' SVIQITITIIQL 12500 S'I'l'l'IiIl U'Nl1 . ., . . -vw . ' . NHL. I .lx fll Ialzl frI'4'Q'lllHbllF1'S lltll 'K Lf-nte-r T T :xFllillN'LlH. Pal. ,'H,X ,' ' Q, I'-X, FT:-rlingz HHN c:oMP1,1M1:NTs 0011111 1111:N'1's f BENNETT LUMBER FRIEND COMPANY IXAIIM ILDWOOD COAL COMPANY WILDXX OOD PA lnslst on Wzldu ood Coal or Best Results C IIISIIIVS 191 Slcrlnw HSUSI IDNOIIII Ju Tlllff lhom STPIIIHQ. 9920 Cornnwrflal and Color O set Mllie S SCPVICG St3tl0l1 As 1 Nl Ph oto I ltlwprznts 7 ln s Batt: ru s A111 ssuru s 31s BUTLFR srmm 1111sBURCH IA FTW PA W1ll1am Plund leaves h1s army gags to W1ll1am Gunst Charles Kammer bequeaths h1s love of popcorn to W1ll1am Schoepllm Dorothy Hlavsa wrlls her mtense dlSllke for the Naz1 reg1me to any jumor ol the same mmd Bxll Mock leaves h1s ch1ckens to Chnstopher Flerssner Ie-an Heller leaves her fondness for grand opera to lean Munn Dorothy Schwarz leaves her knowledge of oihce mach1nes to Betty Reeg Warren Bacchus w11ls h1s large feet and hrs good understandmg to W1ll1am Huddleston Ruth Ruff leaves her gracefulness to AIICS Mae Cook Bernadme Wagner bequeaths her he1ght to Grace Hennmger Exleen M1chael1s wrlls her pohteness to Pearl WlddOWSOn Ianet Coleman leaves her solemn1ty to Eleanor Karcher George Marshall wllls hlS ab1l1ty to dance as a chorus glrl to some or any jumor Mary lane Hummel w1lls her place rn the Lrbrary Club to Catherme Walker 62 A A! ' :ff mnp.um J- 1 1 rr J A ' rr: - 1ll.' '1 are ' , ll U 'H n 9 o u G far Ulf. QMDNORTH AvHu1uLLvALE 7 ' 7 33' J ' 1 . ,., . THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF SHARPSBUIH SIIPXHPSIH Rf I' X Ucmbz r u lulf ral IJLIIOSU lnsuramc I orporfztmn I' I Snmrl I rlr 1 Smarl r In I n Ill T E C H SLHAFER SALES ICP CREAM BXB Ol lx BUI FX It s Honm flllzffl 111 anal l sul fun S P ltlllfl u s lllrcf f nat Furs Schopene Sales and ETNA PONTIAC Service Chrysler and Plxnzouth 104 BHUN P HHH I 1 url H X ll! 0 PIIIN I Ulllpllllll nts 63 '1 x X1 I .' E , .' I Q. . . 1 J 1 f 4' x 1 1 lf' .' ' 1 1 ' SAI, IS1nulSIiiYIlII-1 .S n iw' . 4' 4 w .ww ' w 1 J lT4ll - 11 I' Il. I QXRII Nlll.l.YAl.l'f. P,-X. V : Y 'I' frm ' 1 Ylillxuln- 2.303 Pllillll' S'l'4-fling 2500 7 'I V-'S ' ' 1 1 I 2 I .- 9 ' l1. ' II lrwp Hua I Nvar Fo Cha 1-I H zul l'1T - - PA- AS1 ' ull. Pu. S'l'.-1-ling 43:53 V I I , ' .' of lack Diebold leaves his plaid shirts to Billy Ryan. Mary Petrovic wills her ribbons, bows, to Margaret Miercik. Robert Bauer wills his position on the basketball team to Iimmy Braun. Ruth Dean bequeaths her walk to Sadie Griest. Sara McMillan wills her ability to get along to Harriet Angney. Iohn Daood leaves his quietness to Chester Szymoniak, lack Howard wills his practical jokes to Billy Petredis. Ruth Lawley wills her pleasing personality to Carolyn Zeigler. Dorothy Sallach leaves her place in the Commercial Club to Yvonne George. Ruth Bender gives to Patsy Davis her soprano voice. Robert Van Atta unwillingly leaves his sports writings to Paul Winkler. Coletta Vogel wills her coquettishness to Betty lane Sessi. Edwin Cook leaves his sincerity to Matthew Vessel. Frank Lyons gives his place in the Hi4Y to Charles Mayer. Robert Hollihan bequeaths his nice smile to Albert Wagner. Charles Schwartz leaves his place on the football team to his brother Bill ltlzens Deposlt E 'J MADDEN 3 I1 d T I' u S t Mineral berllcv OIIIPHH Plume Nlilli llc 1037 SH ARPSBI Rf P N ZEUGER SERVICE A Dependable Hank 10 Built r strc ct ' ont Nlt 'N fmlnr of fuleril 111 po it lnsurinm G' nf 'UI RfPf1U'9 furporitmn ,Ulf Q K ll f run Sian, Duncan Avenue Self-Vlce Booth Scrum lliom llillxalc 1149 Statlon MARTHA S BAR B Q l as U11 Hcpmring, Ntmlwuln Soft Drink Hnfli and fcntl: r Repairs me lriul X m u Dltlc ca 'IN F Y ' B X131 Ut lx litllll I X ID Nt N llx IX Al ' 64 I e 0 0 'S' I . 6 lL - .1 ' ' lftnu. Pu Q lli - . rling ltllll .1 f 1 1 i 1 ' S' C 1 'Q' 1 i ' ' ' 1 - lfwr-V . JH .1 115 ' 1 V. , -, n 9 L .. . Jttlm Worst. lmtp. Dine and Drmvv Q in .WY i . . f pi . VS .' 1' ' ' 0 - H ff-ffl 'z-'s Q12 Iflfl Plu ' l'cr ys 'illv 1501-.I . j Q ' AQ 'AI Al.l.l,' lf l'Al V. l X. Nlll. . Yi .l'1. IA. N. R. ANGNEY MT. ROYAL BLYD. ALLISON PARK Ula-nsllaxs l33 Plouers for All Ocfasione We f row Our Uwn Wllllltillf Rf tall lrumpl E lllfflf gl ruff HEIBER'S GARAGE l Complete Auto Service STATF HIFHWAY CLENSHAWY PA. feleplmne CIBIIQIIHW 3 I' OR VIODERN BOTTLEQ Fall on BOULEVARD M A R K E T Glenshaw Glass C0 , Inc Glenshaw 823 Free Delwery BALL CHEMICAL C0 Pamt bpeclaltzes PITIQBURCH FHIFAFO HERMAN L TURK C redlt Jeweler Srferllng 2818 413 BUTLER STREET ETYA PA f'I '1'JI'13 o 4:2525 monon- ,D-av: Cl- H151 g1:rJQs.g :3Q0gQ Rasa' Um.. Q. m 'Dg,.. '1U'h4U'fD 'GENE ,,. H mc:-nm SSWHV' rogtrng mwig.-1 Ziuwa amiga-m 'gg-932' 0:10 853.23 ...muugq D54 CD ..nog,, 5:9230 H- co 09,-Q4 D' E03 SEQWS o .. 55-Bog ... U1 031555 n 55 -'feng' -. EF' BI m3 cn 'LB 3 so 1 525 0 :1 70 Qs: :1 m Ph1l1p Hoffman wxlls hrs black haxr to Edward Lamb Betty lane DeHart leaves her tap dancmg to Mlldred Kxllgallon Grace Nlggel leaves Mxlady to Patsy McCabe Anne Krall leaves her dxmples to Catherme Walker Garrett Helde w1lls has txtle of professor to Iohn Brown lean Kreltzer w1lls her glggle to Betty Mae Rodenbaugh Elsxe Heutzel and Rose Marte Elder bequeath thexr frxendshtp to Carolyn and Audrey Crxcks Pete Schessler leaves hxs membersh1p m F F A to Paul Laub Paulme Newland w1lls her pxano playmg to Eula Goss Betty McE1heny leaves her habxt of saymq what she thmks to Thelma Ganster J 1 -. . I J - ' ' v U 1 Q a '- -v .L 1. ' x. 4 ,T , ' - 4 'QQ .. . 1 . V . , l . r A' . . V I . .I X .I , . I , , . ' r . t . - , . , I I N . 0 . aa ' - . uw . - w . A l '44 DA u l V . . f t 1 . . , I ' . . i s .I X 1 Q3 LO . 'x I at ' . l i 1 1 1 1 3 I I - 1 i MARY V KINSEY Notary Pu bllc IIPNSHAVL PA IEICII'-ll wx 749 Nl one I llNlllW till JOHN AULD 81 BROS Iumbvr llllluorl. 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