Shamokin Area High School - Review Yearbook (Shamokin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1938 volume:

EXSLUBLQUS 1 L X X S s 2 Fa 2 3 ii li R K wixxmxaaiii Hgh Wig H X QJQXSXXXN Ei W ilk QR, x EM S ,R wfsglejfm Q X xg? A faa2imNxKxiXXRKXXkX Erik 1 XR? wx S QX, K Q -is Q W 355: -W A Ill . uslH1!?5Ull i+ - F0lBi L23 ILTWEEN the covers of this bools are Caught joyous memories of school life. Memories that will live with us forever. XVC record all too briefly herewith, in Word and picture, scenes that were en- countered in our alma mater. XVe hope that these contributions will thrill you all along the years. To many of us, it is time to wake up to the reality of life, but we can always dream through our school days again when we read the pages of this book. CQINITEINTS ADMINISTRATIGN 'Z' FACULTY 'E' CLASSIQS 'E' SPORTS 'Q' ACTIVITIES 4. FI-IATURKS QWGN .ak Q ,Y fn -U vi ,Q ws - gi x-2 . 'w. :.Y 9 5.3. 'YK-'fk'1,'z , 7 ' ' ' . jaH.j2.,,7,QSi'ga 'u,3,fif , ' ,- I t ..X'L '15 'K It 25. 'xg ' E - A X V .4 H QR- fb,,f4,'f:,'Q--. 9-4' Q ' ' Mi. I -kv:,aLu1,N:I:.,x:.4x.Q at , Q I -,., Mx, , 4,5:f,l'W,,L? - . Ki . hk'lub k x 1a' :'75'1'ki? '-IWJ! 3 ' 's 2. - xr 3 .5,,s'v.M ...rf-N.,, . . ' -Nu , qqjymix 7 1,3 ,L N Q1 ....tj:e.,S L5 .. M525 1 - - 'Wk x'-J?1 -f' .'zMf,1:' ,- ffm 'w 1'- 1wtl ':21l1'5lQ, '4 .fn , ' -I---i' 'v-.,,W:,::'f'-f,,'f:' , 51 -- ' ' A' ,Z-.!. ,Q - ,F . 7-3 K -. ,.q':,'Q : aff l 5 G '1jf1Q,? ' xxxf, f ,.,,,Na K - il K5 I Q, V' C .W : --N ' ' ,X iff! 5 wf.1.,ff 'f7'2'.,. 1 -as -f f - N. fl-si M y ' wi' f' 5 -1-Q..,.f' fb' :'-'ff'-V xN5l ,125 - lkff15.f-fi li!! -.. DED1'SH'J'J'O N Alb R L,'SSl l I Y. I' VANS To slum' our sincere gl'L1lilL1L'lC .md .lp- DI'L'Ci.lliUI1 lu unc wlum has .llVK'LlyS bccn l'CLldy' Ill llclp L19 IIIVUIIQII .Ill our ditfi- cullics, wc, llw Cflms of WFS, dcdicnlc 111 our sp1ms1n' this yc.1rlm1ml1. 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'l'l11' 11.111 11.'l111l1xl11' Xk'.lI 11.1K 111.1111 xx1111ux1'11 1111 .111l1' 1121111-1xl1111 .11111 111.1111l1'11.111+.'1' 111 11111 1111gl1 x1.1111i.11'11 111 1111' lw111'1111g11 1-1l111.1l11111,1l NM11111. XX 1'x11111'1'1'1x l111p1' XI1'. XX 111111111-1' xull 111111111111 111 111l 11111 111111111111 11111111111 1'1'.11'x1111'111111: D, L. VOSBURGH, PH.B, - -- a Prlmljml Once again Mr. Vosburgh has ably piloted the high school through another scholastic term. In the capacity as student adviser and school principal he fills both responsible positions with integrity and efficiency. But we speak IlOt only of this, our senior term, but of our entire high school life. Our years have been vigilantly guided by him, and Mr. Vosburgh has long since won our admiration and emulation. We are confident his influence will be L1 life-long benefit. For his whole- hearted co-operation and guidance we are sincerely grateful. - Page Eleven I'I II H FFICULTY III II I lv I I I,IIII,II'. Ivmw IIN' -' II I II x I I II I I x I I I Ir I IIIIII I IIIIIUI XIIIIIR x -wwr In NI I I I II II I II I I' I I'III IIIII IIIIII, III Il I II,-- I5IIIIv' NIMII IX I II I I FGQCUETY George R. Anderson, B.S. D. F. K. Bmolmc, A.B., A.M. 7' A713 f' 1 Winifred Broughner, B55 X .lohn W. Butler, B.S. Lf' 'I f ' ,A V ' A K El' Grethel L. Byerly, A,B.' Clarence C. Carle ,ij fs Selon Dockey, B.S. ' Kathryn M. Duncan, Sc.B. ' ' Dewitt M. Essick, A.B. .' ff m 'l' 'I ' ' V' U M Russell Y. Evans, B.S. fx- Fred W. Faux, A.B., A.M. ' ' Irene J. Fritz, A.B. waiter Hail, B.s.W'd-CZ' Robert P. Head, A.B., A.M. Kenneth C. Horner, B.S., M.S. Olive O. Jury, B.S. Lyla M. Kimbal, B.S. Claude Kissinger, A.B., A.M. Leon E. Knoebel, B.S. I, Elizabeth Mifflin, B.S. 7rr.jJi,f-' C. S. Sanders, A.B., A. . Ruth E. Shroyer, A.B. 2 . W. W. Stauffcr, A.B., A.M. 74-,741 Hannah E. Steely, A.B., A.M. fr- 4- 2 Benjamin Thomas, B.S. , I . l Esther Tucker Eikl-IEP Re' nr Ethel Uhler - Elizabeth Wardrop, B.S. elif! Zll I H. Dana Young Ruby Young, A.B. W Page Thirteen 26 CHESS HUSTCQUBY OUR years ago the present senior class pulled open the heavy doors of Shamokin High School and entered the corridors to a new, very new school life. In these past four years we have found it to be a wonderful life. W'e studied, but with our studying we had many good times. Our freshman year was quite exciting. We were green, terrifically green freshies who couldn,t make one move without having the upper- classmen-including sophomores-find fault. Freshies, use the eleva- tor! In assembly- Folks on the shelf, please remain standing! In corridors- Not so much noise in the hallli' were among the many orders shouted to us that year. Sophomores, and it was our turn to give orders. This year our class was organized. Election of officers took place and we selected Mr. Evans as our class sponsor. XVe immediately started to Hll our empty treasury. Being sophomores, we were allowed one major activity. We decided that it should be a dance, but it must be different. So it was. The spot- light dance was a huge success, even the seniors had to admit it. At last we were juniors. Christmas cards and football pennants were sold and our treasury began to swell. A costume dance at Hallowe'en proved to be most successful. During the holiday season we gave a nov- elty snow ball dance. In February Growing Pains was given by our classmates. Later came the opera, The Pied Piper of Hamelinf' and The Green Ghost. W'e ended this delightful year with the Junior Prom. It was held in the American Legion Ballroom. These four years have passed very quickly. Now we are at the end of our senior year. During this year we gave several dances, all of which were a huge success both socially as well as financially. Throughout this last year The Yankee King, Tulip Time, and Going on Seventeeny' were presented. This year, as is the custom, the juniors entertained us at a jolly, sociable prom. May has come and gone. Our Dinner Dance, Class Night, Baccalaure- ate Service, and Commencement are now past memories. They are four years that we can never replace, but which shall always remain vivid in our minds and bring to us many an hour of pleasant recollection. We have past on from those beloved corridors and shut those heavy doors as we left. We, the class of 1958, are now Alumni. l.igt Sixiten :ny i kj Cum rm'rz'iill af HANNAH ADAMS Cuumn'n'iul Glec Club 2, 35 A Capella 35 Pied Piper of Haniclinf' Zlcgffvnffgfi- , fl MGQL fm? V BIITTY AMBICKI Tri-Ili 2. 33 Cvlee Club Z, 3, 43 A Capella 31 Pied Piper of 5414! iiiimlim mx -1. U 1 1 IDA ARNOLD ij Gi'm'r'nl N u GRACE BACHI-IS 'I ' 1 D fvrrlrrill AN fi 1 H H J I bk! LIEONARD BARSH Cnrnu1i'ri'la1 RixnxvSK.1ff5,4gGlec Club 3, 4: Pied Piper of Hnmelin g Tulip Time. I xg X Ll wb fmolvwi W bww! l5l'i'l I'Y iASl' lORli flnliluflzii' RlinwSr.1ff 41 Tri-Hi I, 2, W, 43 Library Club 45 Glue Club 2, 3, 4: A Capella 4g Pied Piper nf Ilnmelin g Tulip Time. CllARl.l S ISATIDORF I Cu rn me friul Baselull 3. 4. A K i i 'Ofbl-1-ai x,,'1r4lf'll7'WlK 7 xg lj? KliNNl'iTll BLAIR 1 k Gmlenll 'Q tyl ' 'lf Ltd! I , r pf' A ,IOHNKISOBACK Comrln'n'iill - , RIVHXY Suff 3, 4: lli-Y 3. 4g 2-A-X Hlfnelmnled lsleuq Dravnntic Club 3, 43 Green Gliosrug ' , C ' I L , Growing Pains. ,il 1 65 ? ,n 4 fyumbw FRANCIS BOBKOSKI CQ Srirlitifr Hi-Y 4g Science Club 5, 4. Page Seventeen 4 I l5l,OKl Nil IIOIII Nll li ffunlrvrrrl ml llr.m1.ltic flulw W. 0 f-If , . , '11 I' V' 2' jf- A f -f Ifrl. 7 IJORUIIIY ISUOIII Q, V I 'nlrlrm'l1'luI Iwi-lll E, 4: lflcu I I-x 4p.,w11.1 4. XVII I I.-XXI IIOOI ll Chfflrm vl ml ll:-X Z, 43 lhml l, clwsxm I, -3. f VF IW' ' NIQ I , - .fix 1 x lnls -i , 4 a 3 . .. ,-LU pw! I 1 lll I I N IIOYC llL'l K W fi .'r14-r'4: I Urclmcxtm I. 4: l3r.1 r11.u lil Klulw L41 LQrmm'irugI'mu. ,N Q: 54-.J , YJ t fl ROISI RAI' HUYIJ .lllnl 4'f1 lil Hi-Y 1. 4: SQ .L-f1 .Q club H, 4: fllcv flllli 2, X: Mlgqglllyngul husk Pam 1up.'f.,f lI..mclin. 1 f fr ffl 5 6' X - ,ff A A- 1 . .x J 1 A rf' I 22- I I ul' Page Liglxtccn l.XY IIUYI li lflmmll I-lu C lulw 1.3 C ll.lll.X llliL'NS'l I 'I ll R l..1.llfu1. L-ff 0 W' ' fyxfflbafafllf J Xl ISI ll I :X ISLIRILUXX S ffl In ml 'lvl ll: I: Ul'clluu'.l lg Mlm' v 1 llulx 1: Hlxunl lqwr ul ll.mu'- luv. NUM . 'pf lvl l Tx IIIIIIRUXYS l1.fll.mn limllxx 81.1041 ll:-X v. 41 lk' lmlung ilulv 1, -lg ll.llul I. 45 lflu' llulw 1, ig Iml1.mml-.I lxlunz I'lcal I'1pcx -:I ll.mwlm, 4-QM X lm-v0uf'Y Xl.Xlill lll'ffX I .,f,,W, fl ml My ID 117 NEW ? BOYD CHAMBICRLAIN Srirulifiz' Vice Prcsidcnt 3, 45 Foosball 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Band I, Z, 3, 4g Glue Club 43 Tulip Timm I ' 4 T Cuz ci' , l 1s1z'I'H Qmasm-LY 7'fWcl' I Cunnm'n'ml 9 Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3. 45 Glue Club 2, If 3. 41 A Capella 35 Picd Piper of llamclinng Tulip Time. , l 3 v ,lUNliCLFl'vlFNTS W , Crm' I ' Y luwi fligllxw I I Q 1 llFl.lfN COLE Crzrrzlrzrrriul DOROTHY HOOK Comrm'n'iul Rr vu.xv Sufi 4. X 19 A ,pf 1 . , ,V i v. 'Iwx-,V I- ,X ,J L, l- J XXWI.. S, J rf K X K M A R Y COOPE R CU rn mrrrinf IHDWARD CURRAN G1'm'rul Growing Paimf' 11 IlUGliNl'i DlfCKlfR Annlrmic Football 2. 3. 4: Xvrcstling Z. 31 Baseball 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 4g Picd Piper uf Hamclinuq Tulip Timc q Dramaxic Club 5, 4. f !A!.,,-if-4 -l .vig H THOMAS S4'i4'r1fiflL' Hi-Y 3, 4g Band l, 2, J, 45 Or- chestra 1. 2, 3, 4. ci' ' DOROTHY DERK .f Gvnrml T :Hi 1 I ' ' ri . jj 5 ' , Y Page Nineteen CQ, Ap: xo' Xp PIIII II' IIRUNIIII ISI Ii .'II'.1.lI'rrm' 'I'llIlp'I'Il1lc, I ' I f . -f 1, - , ,- v , , K AfII1XRII5IH.'IXf.'XN SI frullfif' Illvu xv Sl.ntI 4: IIIAY I, -I: liv- Iuung i'IuI1 Ig Ihml 2. I. 4: Cllcc lklulv 2, 3, -4: I'm'Il,mu-II 2g I'iuLI I'Ipcr nf II.um'- 3 Z Il, .4017 f KI XX'IIIIAN1l3UNL.fXN ' !iIm'l.1I f I f III-Y I ' Il' s - f QI. I,I IlAIII I'II IIURIJOC Ix Chnl rrl.'rr1.1I lJr.m1.uic Klulu I, 4: l.IuI'u SIMM. u ff I'UCvI NI IBZII NIQII XX Ii f .If.1.II'rfm Sunsnuu L Iulx 4: Ouluusrxnl I, 1, I, -I. . Jgvffff Y ' Q Ury - YV II pl II P will Page Iwunty I I fo 021' kr I III OIll.I I IIXYXIIIIS 1i.flII.:I ' I SI-ru'vI.In'x 4: I.mIImII .. .-I: I.I.'.' QIIIII M l'II'.I I'.,wr .II II.lmrIm, IUSI I'II I Il .'IV.M.I C ..mru.v.1.:l 11, .W KYUII M ' ' II.fXIiIiII I I IX ANS f..m.r.1I Irv III I. 2. I, -I: lvlcc lklulw I. -I: ,X I .IlwII.I I, -I. I'1uI I'Iprr ..I II......-l...'x 'l'..1.,. 'I .....- KIIQXIII I S I YS'I'I Ii K mrm1.r.1.1l IS.w.I I. 1. I. -I: l7I'IIu'wII.l I. I I. 4: II1.ml.lIIc l IIIII I. , ' ' . , 1 . K, K VA. I ,X Iv 1 III IIIII Ill I AUNI' fuflfml I III: Ilull I, 2, I. 4: XXrIuImI, 3.-I , . I Aljfb- I ANNIE FIEDORCHAK Grlzrrul ' ' 'l'fa.ui 1. ,ll , KX, ,lfff V34-f Q , iff . gl AV AIOHN FIZRIZNTZ Aruilrrzllr' Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball Z, 3: Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4g Baud 1: Tulip 'firwicw IQVIELYN KIUNIQ FIIRTIG Gullrrul Tri-I li lg Glee Club 2, 3, 4. f lfl.lZABliTH l7liSSl.l:R Ar'uilrrr1i4' Tri-Hi l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 1, 43 Tulip Time. k -IAMFS l7Ol.lfY Gurzrml Clieerleading 2, 5: Dramatic 42 Growing l'.xin5 g Yankee Kingug Giving on Seventeen. Qwrfffe f . ' I' LDWARD 110 7165 Afuilrnzir Baseball 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4. I l 1 ' . ' ,ll 95 div ELIZABETH FRYF Aruilvnzir' Dramatic Club 3, 43 Yankee 1 King. W be WW WILLARD GR AFBFR Com 1m'n'iul Treasurer 33 Rrvnaw Suff 3, 43 Orchestra 1, Z: liditor-in-Chief. - f 7fM,0,ruz,4,4,-44 , MIELBA GRAFUIS Srirlvllfif Orchestra Z, 3, 4. . L, I I MKRY FRANCES GRIQIQLNMAN Sri.-mffir Tri-Hi l, Z: Science Club 43 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 A Capella 3, 43 Pied Piper of ll:melin g Tulip Time. 1 . I f f 1 If Page Twenty-one W wma J MAI? G ROW' 1h'.nl1'um' Run xv Surf 4gl1lucClulx2,l, 43 Tulip Tune. IOUISI IIALK nh mlrlrrn 3. 4, A iapclll K, 45 'vlwulip Tune. HMUJ ! Rlvuw Surf Z, 3, 45 iilcc C lulw c.ARo1YN HAINIS Rl , Ciummll ki. M um Club 1, f, ?'1 JCUWW! ISABFl.l.lf HARRIS Culllnlrn mf Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, 4, Dr.lnurn Club 3, 45 Growil1gl'.liua. 4-. -,W ,I ,N . U X . ROBERT HAUPT -,I Camrm'n'ml .N Run xv Suri-. if Xxx igx X 1 ' f rx -f X x -, Page Twenty-xwu . M' .fb , 4,4 N NYJ A Liiwxj ' .1 lmolwllwull-nxlu ,f'CW' C.'umfm'1'1'i.fl 'Bs-api, nal.-.- cm, 1, s, 4, IM-ml I'uprr Ur' Hum-Inn. TWH: Fu:-'QE' .-XXX! HI XII li K lXnrrrr1nnl.ll Vlm-rll-.niing J, I, -Og Rlvuw N mm 4: lrnflh I:h1ccKlul15. ' g lulnp Ilmc, AJL! I 6' -gfvv Bl ANK III HI NNINMI R C'nfuun 11 1.11 1 1 In lg . , QLNJ 'Mr' O SIIIRI I Y lil-NNINK-I R x KRW ,I..1.l1-nm I, kULLr,f I IJWARIB Hll,l, 51 lrrlllfh Hn-Y 3, 4. 1 - w Q N f CHARIJQS HOFFA Cu In ml' ri 'ml JFAN HOFFMAN JU flruilvfrzil' Glue Club 2, 3, 45 Tulip Timcf' i ' fl 1 , K F ROBERT ll0I.Sl IUIE Cnrl1rm'rr'iul CATHI5 RINIE HONICKFR Cum ulurfiul Ca . RAl,Pl'l HOR Nl? flrmilvnlir Football Manager 3, 41 lli-Y I 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4. J 1 Ku RUTH HOYFR wlf, Gurlurul Tri-Hi 1, 2, 35 Glcc Club 2, 3: A Capella 3. 43 Piud Piper ul H.imelin g Tulip Time. jliAN HUCULAK Si-i ffff lifii' X t Tri-Hi 1, 2, 4g cicncc Club 3. 4g Library Club 43 Dram.uic Club 3, 4. AJJ-KWH QM Q M PAUL JANASKE Srivllfifii' Rlvnw Staff 4: HRYY 1, 4: Sci- ence Club 3: Drcnnalic Club 1, 45 Green Ghuslng Growing Painsng Yankee Kingng Going on Suvcntccnf' MARIAN -IONES Cu m mi' rviul Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 41 Glec Club lg Dramatic Club 3. MQW Al.BlfRT -IURIS Cmulmvriul Baseball Z, 3, 4' 'icnce Club 3. Page Twenty-three J - IV N 4. J A f J I J x 5 SIIJNIY K.'XII:XII'.-XI, III. I SI 14 ulrlh S ccrvl.lrv I: lkllu-rIu.uIillg I. I ' -Ig Rlxnxx SLIII I. -Ig IIIJ -+1 l1I.mI.n.I- tlub 41 4.1mIm I'.nnx g Y.mImcuIi1ng I I' II I W Q, 0 ff , LII ,-xx KI .rua f'ulf1fllInl.lI VIHVIII I, 2, -Ig lfIuL' K IuI1 I. 4. IKANK KI ISI Ii S1 Iwllllln Iilxu xx Sl.nlI -I: IIIfY 1.4 W'II.I.I1XXI KI XII' Sfwrlflh I-Imll1.nII 2, 3, -Ig Wuwmlnuvg I, 2. I, -Ig II.m-Iw.mII I. 4: IIII ig iu'uuil1gI'.lxm.'I ,, ' f f 4 Nb 41411 -1 , Jzrvv . I 1 I I , -'- J I 41 ANN: KIIJIJUN 'XI I f.un11m'r41.lI l, :Ice C Iub 2, I. -I: ,-XL,n1wII.1 9. 4 -- I4 r , I luI I :pcr uf II.nm-Im, Agn: vltwunly-four ,II.1.lIw1r XIAR IURII KIIKNZI I 4, c,l.I- chu- 3, I. 45 'I'ul.,- Illnc. I ,M 'MIM W XXII I IAM RI I XIIC Ii I nlurm 1.1.11 ML MARII RIINI ,J I l'nrr1rln'rIl.1I MLM Rlxlnxx SLIII I.-I. I FVVQAXL XAKW-xxx, IU II ,II ANN KN.-Xl'l' fy.-rn'v.1I I'1pcx' ut II.luwIm I I KIYII KNJXIIII ,If .nfl nm uIx I: I'icLI Wx MARTHA KONIiTSKIli Cn ru lvlrrfiul Tri-Hi 2, 3, 45 Growing Pnins'y,l Dramatic Club 5, 4, ff jOHN KORCHYK Corlzrllwrriul Band I,2,1,4gOrcl1cilra . 'N X 1 K 1 OLGA KORCI IYK Crm1un'n'iul O w MI AM Klillllllfli Cum rrwwiul -Hi I, 23 Glcc Club 2, A C.1pcll.u 5: Pic Plp ll.lmclin. ffllw ,. W I. 3. 4, cr l CLARIZNCIQ KRIIPSI IAW Co nl un' rriul 0 'I KATH' INIZ ULANDA C mn'rriul RI1VII'WSK1lff 3, 4g Cilcc Club 2, 3, 4g A Capella 1, 4: Pied Piper of Harnclil1 : Tulip 'ln nu. .IOHN KURTY Gvfnv-.al STUART l.A'l4Sl IA Afallrnzir Football 3, AIAMFS LAWR1-1Nci!' S1-mfrim Treasurer Z: Ili-Y 3, 4: lhnd 1, 2, 3, 4:Orcl1uxlr.1I, 2, 3, 4. sf XJ SHI R l.lfY l.l5NKllR Afullrmn' Tri.Hi 1, z, sg cam cilub 2, 3. Xwdjf 1 Page Twenty-five if 0 II W ' 'I IJUNALIJ I.Il'II'I'I I N. :II Infrfun V II.nIwxIv.1II XI,nx.ugcr I, -I' IIIN L, 43 IJr.un.1luI lIuIs , 4. Y.mIacu Kung. 1 SARA I II'l'I.-YIUI' S1 IHIIIIII 'In-III l,1, 3,-I: I Ilumrx tlulw A JJUMJM I, 4, I7r.mu,uw Cluls . 4, Ulvrnullxg I'.xluw Kung. AI VIN IONCI Sf mfllfir Suu-m'c CInIw 41 KIIQL' CILII Ilr.1m.1lIr ikIuIw K. C I ARI Nl I' IONK f'un11mn ml I3 T. I IIARRY IONKZ ffwrlrml II,lsIcclIx.lII -Ig I In-Y ZS I'.1ge Twenty-xix In x. 4. Ilnkrn x -fx rvl- I5.mIu.1ll 1, W,-4. I - N MQW 'I'IIIIX1A lL'Kl XI 1. NIIIII 'I'ri-III 5.-I1NuL'1u'ciIuIuLJ. 'lO5I'l'II XIAIJI .II .1.lI'wrI Ii.mII I, J. S.-I:U1cIu-nu.: 1,3 9,-1. , f Jkifffl., 1 IX IVA I III Ii'I'IiL7llIL XI.-XI I 'III' f'1nurm H ml Kiln- 4 Iqlw 2, I: l7r.um.mc K lub 4 mf , .2 .6 II ' fn . . r . I 7 I I ' 'X I . JI I IJXYAIIIJ MAI I GY C'mufm'n ml IAKIAIKN NIANNIIY CfuH1nn'nl.lI l.mmh.ull z, 4. ' f 1 f . ff' ff .U M' MERRILL MARTIN Cornrm'n'ial Ri vu-W Staff. DAN MARTINI A1-ullvnm' Rl.vn1wSiaff 45 Hi-Y 5, 4: Sci- ence Club J, 4: Glcc Club 2, 3, 41 Iinclmntcd I5le g Pied Piper of I'Iamclin g Debating Club I, 4. Cor11lrlI'ri'iulL7! MAE MART Y Rnvuzxv Sufi 1, 2. J, 4: Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4: Dranmric Club 3, 45 Growing PJins g Yankee King, NW' MARGARET MAUIT Amllrlllii' Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: A Capella 3, 43 Pied Piper of Hnmelinng Tulip Time. ' l ?.,l!,i'1f. DAVID McCOR MICK Cum rm'n'iul r . fn 1 f' ik X lf 1 JAMES MCCORMICK Cumlm'n'iul . W Iiuurball 3, 4. MA' A-A-JOQI Q I fl JOHN MIHALIK Cmnmr'r:'iul MARGARET MIHALIK 1 Commun-jul AAL Glee Club 3, 4. ,N- v +2 v MARGARET MILBRAND Grlufral n J ,Q V 1 1 7 17. , 7710 RUTH MILBRAND Ci:-mfml Tri-Hi I, 2, 5, 43 Glce Club 2, 3, 43 A Capella 3, 4g Pied Piper of Hamelinug Tulip Time. . Xq ll lv l.W Twenty-seven 1 L rl My 1f.N,,w I V r x J , rv! lL'Nl- XIII 1 1 1: x:...k ,g'. fy 011111111 1.1.11 . 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KL WN' .1 ,Alu ' 1 l.x.gc 'I'w'cv1ty-eight X WW MARY OTTO 7fl l.f'5fl'l' A rnilv ru ic' Rivnw Stat? 41 Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 43 Library Club 3, 4: Debating Club 3, 4: manic Club 3, 4: Green Gliosrng Growing Pains. N lfMll.Y MAIZ PAUL Ui'm'ral Tri-Hi I, Z. 3. 4: Dramatic 3. 4g Green Uliosrng Growing Paimng Yankee Kingnq Going on Seventeen. Y X Nl ARY PAUL Cur11un'n'ii1f MARY PAZUCHOWSKI , ClmllI!i'r1'ial ivil w Staff 3, 4: Library Club 3. 4:12100 Club 3. 4. Tulip Timm f O 1 I f i ' .AV Lvl CHARl.l7S Plil.-l'l7R fi4'm'n1l lli-Y -ig Drnmnric Club 3, 4: Gruwing Painsug Yankee King, t wjgwf- ii l3liTTY Pl' RSING Cnmrm'r4'iul Tri-Hi l. N Y Q7 MARII1 PIQTSOCK f flmnlrrrllr I l Rlvllw Sufi' 3, 4: Tri-lli 1: Dramatic Club 3, 43 Green Glimrug Yankee King. jytdfcfl 1 f 4 If RUI 3. R I'ICARlil,l.l Afuilvizlif' Secretary Z: Foothill -tg Glen Club 3, 4: Pied Piper uf Hame- liu g Tulip 'I'ime g Dr.am.1ric Club 3. lr I wwwlu Y RAYMOND l'lCKl'lUNU zli'inli'rrllr , l Hi-Y i.-1. ' I Y l CA-lilll RINIE l'Ul.YNAffK 1 Cfulrll1n'v'r'ml Tulip 'I'iinu. ' ff 1 7'21,cA,cL-'-1 Page Twenty-nine X1AI I'III XY POI INA! K C,ur1lfrn'r4 ful Ulu' C IuI1 1. 1,41 lm-II I'npcr UI II.1nwlin 5 InfI1.m1cd Isle. am QW , III URKII I'UI YNIAK flnrrlrfll rl ml Iinxnl 4: blur Cklulw 1. 43 IM-II Plpcr ut' II.mwIm : I'ul1p Ilmc. no 'CI' -' ,fvfu LH4- QQ X I III RIKLRII' l'RIl I Cxwllmrn ml Baxkurlmll W: Ruuxx Smtl 4: Glue K luI1 I. 2. K, 4: Incl1.mlcLI Islcn: I'iL-LI Pipcr uLII.nmuIm : ..,I. 1. T X u IIN xxwxpi-jj!! III IINARIJ I'Ul NAR K'urnlm rl ml Ilrcunluln 3. 4: llmmlmll 1. 41 II.uskcth.1II I, 2, 1, 45 Rlxnxx Sui? 4. ,X ' f 951,14 XIAKY I'llI NAIX Cfunnm-rrml l7r.un.1tic Club 1. jf 1.-1,427 f 731 ' If QIWW Page 'I lnrly X I IINX RAKI Ii fmuulrrf ml X .N J I 1 4, N' 0 lb IINIUN RIIIIIK .ll .1.lrum NglL'Hu'iIul1 4. Lvl UIIIX III I ll ikuzurrn null lw1-.mmm K Iulm I .XIil'I Ill I ll .I..1.lIru1. I D Rlxnxx Suri -15 lr:-Ihl 4' lm. In 1 lub 45 4,11-clluh Q 4' 'xc 1,-.-Il. w, 4, Pm :par In II.unuIlll L Ivullp Ilmn X IUUISI RI NSI I li .M .:.l4 nm Klxllxx NMI M 4. I1lII1I 3. -I: lnIwr.u'x Clulx K, 4 ilu Clnlw 3: lDr.nn.xup W. 4: Q mm my I'.unx : Y nlxcc Ikxlu, c,...1.gIm Suu' I -H. W - x I A, lj . ' I if , . J ,f I f 'ff D yllx I' f 1 I sf ' . If 1 I 'f -IOSIZPH REVLOCK Sriefllifff Hi-Y 3, 4g Band I, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 5, 4. L Cie! HAZFI. RHCDIZS Grurral aw WI LLIAM RICKIZRT C nlnmrniul If , -1 ffffff, r f I, 4 - 1 N, . L . x' ' DOROTHY RIDER Comlmwlbial Rlvuw Staff 45 Tri-Hi Club 2, 1, 4. I , ' VWUU I'I,0RIiNCIl ROBERTS Cormllcrri I W fwb 'I . 43 Glue 5 4' IOHN RUPP s.-fm1m.- . ,- I I f ft LLIXAXD, f 'ff-1 ' DON ALD SARGI2 Cnm1m'r4'ml lllee Club 3, 4g Pied Piper of I I.lmcIin g Tulip 'lwimcf' f RICHARD SCANDLIQ Crm' ml Treasurer 45 Fumball I, 2. 3, 41 Wrcslling l, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 5, 45 Glue Club 3. 4: Pied Tu Piper of H.1muIin : lip Time. WWW FR ANCIS SCI ILADIER Cm11rm'r'4'ial MILDRI-ID SKZIIRIVI-ZR Cnnmlrrriul Glue Club K. r Page Thirty one ' Q il A IOIIN SVIIXX I I'I'fI Il Ywlrflllfll Il.nkuxlw.1lI I. 3. ml Al Ill Ii I' St UPI l l l ll ff. rn ml lhnll 2, S, -I: Ulwlvl-xtr.u 1, 3. 5.4. ITOIIIS Sl ARS ,lmfllwlln In Il: I ' S -I' lilwrnrv Clulv 41 ull-Q club I. 4q 'I'ul.,- '1'mw. I V, Al I 1 M VI RNA SI NIAN , . , 2 luurfm' 'I Tulip 'l'imu. ,X ' I I ,I K XX'll.l.lAM Sl IIRRY S4 iuullill' l'.lgc 'lllirly-lwn Xl ISI Il I' Sllll OILX fflmml XL'llRl Y Sl IlL'l lx lvlurnll lylu' K Iulu 2, 1. 'IL WI nlup Inns. Wdlkf XXllIl.'XX1SIll'IY l1fmrm1.1.1f 1...,n-.nl 4, 1.1.-f 1 Iulw 4: 1.,1.,. l'mw. lil I IX SIIRUXI Ii Il .nfl run Suu-l.uzx Y: Iiuuxx H 'ln-III 1.2, K.-I. Inlwx 2 mtl 2, 4: '.n 2, -sg l1r.nn.unl K Inl- ,4 lv l Iulu fl , f' Lff,, -4 'VW I I ,M 1 V, , . ..- . ,, f IIUXX ARI! Nllvl IN Mnrlfllil llnxllxx 81.10 4: IDr.um.ml llnlw I, 4, II.lwImII -I1 III-Y I. -I V 1, I K. f- I ALBERT SKIBINSKIE Gnlvrul .cbulf A M .re 111.11-.N sifxsiu 'sn ' Amnlvrllii' 'K J Library Club 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4a Tulip Time. l'fUlTl l SMlGl'.l. Cum rllrrrml Riu! W Smff 4: Dehnzing Club 3, 42 Glee Clu Club 3, 4g Ci g I 1 ,1osi11'H smxii Avuilvllzli' l li-Y 5. CQLMS M l ROB!-IRT R. SMITH Ai'uil'i'mi1' President 2: Cheerleading l, 2, 3. -Oz HLY 3. 4: Dramazie Club 3, 4g Green Glmsthg Growing I'.iins 5 Yankee Kingng Going on Seventeen. W s, Sl llRl.liY SN1lil'l I Ci4'lli'l'ill Tri-Hi I. Z, 3, 4 45 lJr.im.ltie Club 3, 4: Green Glimlng Grnwing I':iinx 1 Yankee Kingng G0ihg 0116 MATTI lliw' SOSN Gun ful W'resllin.iq 4. RUBIQRT STAI ll, .'lulil1'r1liz' Xvrcxlling 2: lil-Y 2, 3, 45 Cilee C'li Time, evenleenf' OSKIIQ I W, 43 lhnxl I. lb 45 Tulip Mfifffw f R UBI-.li'I' STAR R ,,,,, ,,,rl,lre,r, , 624,121 AMON S'I'ARTZl'I. C11!111m'1'1'iill KW' W Page Thirty-three IXUISI KI NI XIX I ZI I XI1.f1lflII IIIX S, 4, NUI-rm-tII1IX 9. llc- II,um,4 I. ILUIII SLXIXIZII ci. 11. r.lI lnfll. I, 1, X, 4. c.lI-I- I hm 1: I7x'.mx.lllr CNIIIIX 3, rw' fx I.-I Ur' 5 ,I 'X' X IIILAIII III SI'I INII,XIi I' fummf MIL-.cIulX:,1.4. ,X CQfn!'-JM, III 'I I'lI S II X I NS XI.1.lI mf' IrxII1 I. 2, X. 41 GIW Club .4. ' .Uzvfl ' ,J .'XI,IIl RI :X SIOI I' S1 14 MMIII Iriflll I. 1. X. -Ig N-lc1ur1IIIIw 5, -Ig Ulu' C Iulv I. 9, 4: Hlullp 'I'in1c. NX IIIJXI I Usa I I'IurIx I.-ur G .'rvk.XX' t .64-L04'44 i'mr1nm :I ml .-XXI SI ILXUHSI Il . HAI :IX-J unch: X'.llIIXL'v KI Kmuug Im Sn I nu-cn. I I,IZ.'XIIl 'I II SIRI XIIIO f,9,jL0. U UI nrml ,lu 1 Is X, , I L l u ll.XX'IlJ YI RH Ix I nlrlH11lIl.lI II 4 uh-IX 4 Iuls I ' IS.uk--mlm 5, 5 -I: I'nnI I'vgwr of II.lmLI1n Iulap fum-. QII-glam, XIX'IN.'X S'IL'I7IiU C'u1r1lm'rI ml Ilxuxx ,H 1 1 nc, I RANK IS XXX .XIX X. .,,1,-M , I X CLJJ' A IY f Q if ,M ' JW i A 1 I 1 J FRANCIS ANSKY I C0f1Hrlz'rf'ii1l I Science Club 3: Gluc Club Z. I .ll-.ANN ln TAY LOR C1m1fm'rr'iul Glas Club 2, 3: A Capella l'iccl Pipcr of ll.lmclin. I . VASTINK THOMAS Gvwrill Hi-Y 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Tulip Timm. I:l,lZAl3liTH 'l'0I7OLSKllf Cnfllulrn iul Rivuw Smff 45 Glcc Clu 2,1. SQ fwwfv LUGILN li TROUTMAN Gvrlvrul Vnmball Z. 3, 4: llniclm lli-Y 3, 43 Growing P:4im. I J iluig XVILLIAM TYACK Srirnlifr Iii-Y 3, 43 Scicncc Club 3. li R N KST V lx D R AL Cum 1lli'r4'i1ll I-'umb.ulI2,1, 41 llx-Y 3. Ac, X ii! f I 451. gi L IDA -lANli XVALCH Afinlrrlln- .ulm ' Jr.un.llic Llulw 3. 1 , Y MARIIC Ii, XVAWROSKIH Uuflvrnl Tri-lli 2: Gluc Club 5, -lg Tulip Time wg ,pe ,M- W ufw l'.Vlfl.YN WliAVlxR Culr1rm'v'riul Glcc Club 2, 3: A iQ.1pcll.1 3: Pied Piper uf Ilamclinf' Page Thirty-five A I 22 'J X'IIihINl.fX XX I ,XXI Il .If'.1Il.-nm J 'Iain Ili I: lflvc C Iulv 2, '- Q ffl J.. I IJXXQ-XRIJ XX IIIRX' .II .1.luuuI IIi-Y 2 4 Il NlI XX I IIII NS.'Xl'I Cnrufm mmf , KUSSI-I I XX'I'I III I C'murm H mf V XMMQU A u XX'II I,I.'XXI XX I I'I'7I I Af ml! nm IIIAY 3, 4: Il.lmI I, Run xx SLM' -I. n , If X' . I .I If I'.lgc Thirty-xxx 'J II.XliUI Il XX I I IxI Ii UI fa. 1.11 I.,.-:lull I, 2, X, 4: XX rl-xllnng I. ' 1 -I' III-X 9 4 .I '+C W' tv. HI f.1l IIIX 1. Ja miami XX'III!SXIIIII C Li I4.1.lIH11w IIIIIII,I.1.4:k.IvI-Llnlw 2: IIl,lln.llln C Iulv I. -I. .ff, IIIIIXXXIIIIVXXIS X1 11 ulillr . . 1 .pr . I I Ind I I 1 UI Ihuwlln . lulup ,vlf IIUIPNI X' XX II I I.'XXIN I'mufmrI ml I . K, vi. my l lOl IN W'ORllAClI Cum nn'n'iul OI ,G A WOR l' l ACZ Cnl1lm1'ri'iuf Q llr.im.itie Club I. ULGA W'OYTOVlCll Con1lm'n'il1l Tri-lli 1, 2: Glee Club 3. MKII IAIZL WOYURKA I In nv ful n 1 W NAIJJA WOZNIAK Cum ulvwiul Rivuw Staff 4: Debating Club I, 4g Glue Club 2, ig A Capella lg Pied Piper' uf H.m1elin g Ri in xv. ' L 'V g ' J' . fi, f I 'XA' X I T Iffllh-L'T xg RITA YONCOSKIE Cumrm'n'iul Tri-Hi l. 1-A ' - 1- ' JY' wzvra ffl!! .QLJQ ELMA YOUNG Ci'm'rul Tri-Hi 1, ., 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: A Capella 3, 4: Pied Piper of Hamelinng Tul' Time. CATHIQRINIQ ZAJAQ yfx Cnfrmlvrriul I Glcc Club 5, 45 Tulip Time. O QPII ROWSKI Com rrfiuf Glue Club 3. 43 Pied Piper of Hamelinug Tulip Time. ROBERT ZIQIGLFR Sriwlflfir' Hi-Y 35 Growing Pains. . 1 , Page Thirty-seven , -,4. , n ., X lIX1XI! RXIXX H.: luffln lxlxllxx SLJXI M 4: Mun L lMul 1 x VL- affi. 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Axvllllm, l'uv:llrl:lvns KY: Ib S4':uuIl4', .l. l'llI'lv:lI., W'-I-I, Ilmxn-, XY4-:nu-r I1-Ilrlll Imu NImIufm XI:m:l:v-V Ilwlnlivl. I'n-lwrx. Ulnv. Slum'-nr, XwI:llllNLIn-4 Ixllnv, 1'II:lrm-NI.l4'. I N null. X4-uv-xlm-. XY:-iIn'I, S1-Iuniulwj. II:-ml 'I'rIiln-r .I Iualnxln Illllm Imxx II:u'IwIII:A XII' xp-.uw 1l:lv'vI:uI.nlI, Nm---I-II, llw-:lru-III, I.lX:llI:H1:I., NIV I Izmx Ilmllllx Hmm rr .xwmnnn ww.,-I, xx:.1n..- ll,.1l f:wv:.r4- I..-Igmmll. 1. ummm.. IMIII4 1r:.I.m-1 1.11.-. IlIfSUI,'I'S UI GJXMIIS SILIIUOIQIII 6 I.uvI ialown Slmmokin 20 XViIIi.1m Penn SILIINOIQIII 3-I Berwick SIl.lI110IiIll ZR York SI1.1moIain I9 SCIHIIIIOII Tull Slmmolxin ll Mnlmnoy City SILIITIOIXIH 19 ASI1I.mcI Slmmolxin 27 Mt. Cf.u'mcI Townslmip SIl.lI11UI'iII1 I I Sunbury SILIINOIQIII IS Nluunl cI.lI'l'I'ICI I.-rlvix Q. Inu, .umm Mof fatt H15 1937 football squad enjoyed a very successful season compiling a record rivaling those of 1917 and 1936. The only mars on the cam- paign were a defeat by Lewistown and the forfeiture of six games through the use of an ineligible player. These forfeits cost our team the con- ference lead and a chance to gain the mythical state high school cham- pionship. The first game on September 18 saw the inexperienced Greyhounds in action against a strong Lewistown team. In spite of the valiant efforts of the team members, they were defeated 7-6. The next three games Shamokin won by shutouts defeating William Penn 20-0, Berwick 34-0, and York 28-0. All three teams showed little opposition and fell easy prey to the Shamokin boys. On October 16, the squad met a veritable powerhouse from Scran- ton Tech. After constant shifting of advantage, Shamokin was trail- ing in the closing minutes of the game by 14-13. Receiving the ball deep in their own territory, Shamokin unleashed a furious attack of reverses, laterals, and other deceptive plays which led to a last-minute score and another victory by a score of 19-14. Mahanoy City was battled in mud on the following Saturday. In spite of the wet ball the game was Won 12-6 on forward passes. Ashland was taken 19-7, and Mount Carmel Township was smothered by an ava- lanche of touchdowns 27-0. November 13 saw Sunbury go down to defeat 13-6. A muddy field slowed down the Greyhounds' fast-breaking attack and kept the score from being higher. After a week's layoff our traditional rival was Mount Carmel, conquered for the fourth consecutive time. Page For cy-o l 14 lbw l1.4r lX,v-V l'lllm,llX lxfllm-1. llrllfrl ,lvl llllx Xl' Imlx Illmul liwluu lx.lI'll1wl lhlxhlv NI lwlmxlmw Xlv llwwl HJSJSE Wil. 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L.umlI ISIN :mlm xllnumlmll X11 iarmll lu l sh.m.l-km Nil. cum.-l ll ,,,M,,M, ,mlm Ml Sluumkun l.un,uqu,u -H xh-lnmkm llvlmm sh.-M--X M -'-- lf' v,,.....,l.,. slmm,-km lwlpmmu 24 ,ll-Hmykln H lm'-,ml xl..1.....L.l. W. l.H-,mul np. 44 N,,.,,,,,,,M,, lwlwlh, Slmnmkul Mull W ' L lm vm.. I-'irst ltow lions. W4-:lu-r. Slnnwnla. Bliilulli-swor 111, Nvstmsltlv. .loin-N N-votul limi Molllink, You-lxln. XYv1lt1'1'. Il. Svanllrllv. ll. Svululln-. Ni-:INHVII Iliirul ltou llr. 1:inx.1vAnip. I' vi -1i- 1' ui l'1i:irlu ki -, Insist. IH-ler-. Rlr llormi MU1R3 SU'l.1llNG Shamoltin High wrestlers enjoyed another successful season. After losing the first meet to a tough 1'ottsvi1le team which they later defeated, they came back rather strongly to defeat all opponents. They defeated Mt. Carmel onee and 1ater wrestled them to a tie. In the first meet of the season, Roland Scantlle was injured and was forced to remain out of pl not hold back the able meets over Steelton, Mt. Then in one of the tie-the score bei ay for the next several meets. But the loss of this crack wrestler did ng 1316 to 1322, and willing Greyhoundsg they went on to win five eonseeutive Carmel, Hazleton, Sunbury, and Pottsvillc. best meets of the season, our grapplers wrestled Mt. Carmel to a They went on to win the three remaining meets which were Sunbury, Hazleton, and Lock Haven. Division 85 Lyman VC'eaver 91 Iiloyd Sliawda 95 Robert jones 1115 1,ee Middlesworth 105 Donald limos 115 Mauliew Sosnoskie 115 : Roland Seandle 125 Quinten Peters ii' W'on Slate Championship i Captain LETTERMEN 125 115 135 145 145 HS 169 165 IRS joe Homiak Guy Yocuin-Undefeated William Kemp Harold W'e1der-Undefeated Daniel Seasoek Herb Faust-Undefeated Steve Rolyekie john Cliarneskie Raymond Rowe Page Forty-three 1x1111'1x 1191. 11 11-11I11 XI1111 111111141 N A111 111,11 CHEEW3LEFJDELF3S3 I',lggClX N11.1ggk'1X 1UXX11, XY1111 13111 put S1 IANIOKIN 11111111 N111111111 X111111111', 1121 1L'l 1u.1, X111111111. 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April April April MW MW May MW May May MLW 14 26- 27 4 10 18 21 24 25 31 SE AM. SCHEDULE OF GAMES Trcvorton Northumberland . -Conyngham Township . . -Mr. Carmel -Elysburg . . -Mt. Carmel , Northumberland , . . -Sunbury . , Conynglmm Township . . -Sunbury. .. , , . Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Away Home Home Page Furry-five E 1 X , 2 ala 1- f. , X ,EL E C215 5 gg? KR x .L Q ,. 3 - ' I i,.x-:-' ' 2 'lilniairifhi . '. :fi -xx , E 'X 1 . . 4 1 t I ' ' ls-5.5. 'Tig ,jf s ur, 4' A, in ' ' . ,Lis a ' - ' -L NN s, .-N' , . ritz? 'A 'Q 1551 . - . 4f:f1121f:,:w.4.. fR X E ix wr .-' f . L' JA x , 252 My 4, 3 ...U 5. A I nEQ'l?,'1,,. - - 5- 22-53235 H sl, Q13 S-ff, 1 J 5 'P' Q l-nu wig wan. ..-, W,-,l.l.K,.. mf x....m. .m .l.w...w .,,.....1, ,w.,....L.1 In lxulful xm,,.1A,. lrl-.I L .n.xn,mg!v, XX ,nm I .un .md XX nlimm NX mul. nv Liu .Xu lk-p.uum-nu. ,ulmux In mlm U lun, lmulLJlLl1ul.llxIll' , First 'l'nhlf', Loft- Fnrr. Melxtzer. Hrs-sh Sn-vnlul 'l':1lvIl' Hvlnliu-k, I'n-tsuvk, l':lz!l:'lmwsIii. llruw, Usllmn. lin-lmrv. llicln-r', l':llupIu4-II, llrllst First 'l':ulil1', lliuhl llulu-lille, Klllnllvlzl, Xlnrlz, l4Ixrn,ver, Slrivlilzlnll, IC, Ulm. I., llzn-It. XI. Ilan-It. l'I:l4li1- Sm-ulul 'l':llsl1- Nllli:1'l. Klinv, l'nnIt. Il:-ml. A. lllllv. 'l'uxmlsiJ. lil-l'llstvlll, Slvllzlin 'l'I1irIl 'l':!IrI4' Iii-isvr, llllllmlll. Ili--NI.-r Slzllulixlu Iiulmu-It. Ilevxl, livlrruus. lizlrr. Zlllllllvrllmn, Jzlxlalslw. Blnrlini. llursl.. Ilrlllpl. Kiran-lu-r, linrr, Svxlxn, Iislrlvizlll. Ii:lll:lu:A,s. l'rin'1- REWUL STFGQIFF Wll.I,ARIl CiRAlfl3liR Ialllm'-irl-Cffm'f l3lf'l I'Y SHROYVR pluixftlrff Ijilllur xlilirrlliirzgf-Iuliii Ihrhack, Manager, Mary Umm, Cin nlulmu--lluward Siglin, Manager, Louise Ren, Herbert Price. Durutliy Rider. ler, Ifrank Keiser. Betty Basliore, Illlwldmimlw MMU' MMM. Pclwckv 'uhh Smmcl. I-'mlnrw--l.aRue Reed, Dan Martini, llawn Osman. MMV Pluuchuwxki MM Gmw Ivouiw Hmk Charles Duncan, -lack Zimmerman, Robert mm Kim. lmtimiliy cn.-ke. H NWA' W 'ilk' H llurrmrf -Cilen liurruwx, Paul klanaxke, Sidney Kal- I ifv1rz,efK.iiliar1ne Kulamla, A 1 x e n a Stuuku. hw W l,eunarLl liarsli, Anne llemliek. lieuy 'lkipulr I 'I skle. .'lilllu'ri fNliwS Irilv, Mis-. jury. fxlr. Sanders. The Rl-VII xx' Staff of 1938 thanks those persons whose untiring efforts have made the Rl Yll XX' as you know il. Nye wish to express our gratitude to those business men who have given the Rl-X'Il,W their support. To the members, advisers, and studem body who have aided in making the Rl YIINX' what it is, we arc sincerely grateful. Page Forty-nine s 44 Q SENIOR TRI-HI 11111 11 1 1 1r1111,11- 1I1l1111 1.11111--11 1111111 N11-1.111 1.1114 511 111111 1111111. 11111111- 111111111111 1:1111.1 x11-11111111111 1111 1 1111 N 11 1111111 NK 1 1 111111 111 1111-1 111.111 1111... 1:11111 1111.11 7-11-1111-1-1 1-1-.1111 11111 111111111 11111 1 111111 111 1 111111.11111 111.11 5111-11111 N 1111 11111111111 11.-11.1 1:1111 111111 11.11.111111111 11111-1 1-111 11 111111 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 111 v1,11111zN11111.1 11.11111 1111111111 1....1.11.11 11111111. 1:1.1. N1 1111 1 111 1111111111 1 1111 1 1111, 111111111111 1111111111 N11111111- 1111111- 111-1111 1111 1 NI 111 11 11 -111 1 11111 1111 1111,11,111111111 1.11.11 1 11 1.111 1.1-.1111111 11111. XI 1111 1 .1UN11111 llil HI 1111 I 11 1 1 11111111-111,1'.11111111 111111111111.- 1111111 1'.1-11111-111 111 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 11'111.1111, 111111111 111.1111 1111111 1 1 11.111111 111111 11111111 1111111- 11-1111111 I--1111111111 11111111- 111.11 111 1 1 11 11 1111 N 11 11 11 11111 111111-11 Q1111111 11111111 5111111 1 1111 1111 1111111 11 11111 1 11111 111.11..1111. 11.1111 111111111 11.-1.11111 11111-1.111 11 111 111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 11,11..1111 5.1111111111 1111111111111 111-11.11.111. 11.11.11 11111 111,11 1 1 1111 1 11 1 1-.11 1:11-11111 1.1111 11111-1 1:1-.1-1 11.1111 11111-1 1111111 1 11 1 11 1111111 N111 1 1 1.1.1111 11.11111,.1 11.1.11-111111 1.11-1111.1.1:1111111111 11 11 1 11 !11111111 1 1 1 TLBUSHU CMB OFFICERS LOUISL Rnssuin - Prcsiflml LARUE REED Vin' Prvxidrul JAYNE CAMPBELL - Svrrdur-y MARY O1 ro - - - - Tl'K'dSllfl'7' Miss WARDROP, Miss Bitouol-'inn - - Sponxarx The Tri-Hi Club has taken great strides in the past year under thc guidance of Miss Wardrop, Miss Brougher, and Miss Stetler, Secretary of the Y. W. C. A. An entirely new idea was inaugurated-that of dividing the club into two groups, The freshmen make up the Junior Tri-Hi. This division has given better co-ordination and made pos- sible many more accomplishments. The activities of the club have been many. At Christmas time appropriate gifts were sent to the guests at the almshouse. Over Hfty members of thc club participated in the State Bible Contestg the subject, The Seven Situations of Youthf' proved most inter- esting. In February a good representation journeyed to Easton to attend the Y. W. C. A. Conference of the Girl Reserves. The social functions of the Tri-Hi Club were also numerous and successful. A hilari- ous initiation from the Senior Club's viewpoint was rendered the Junior Club members. The highlight of thc year was a Skirt and Sweater dance in the S. H. S. Gym. A pri- vate Valentine's Dance held at Overlook, various turecn suppers, and parties also added to the social success of the club. 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S1 ,xui 1 rn - Sjmumr The Qeienee activity, known .is the Phy Chy Science Club, Im greatly increasetl the student interest in Qcience. The club, which meets every XVetlnestlny, began its year hy nn interesting initiation of new members. followed by ll party. Tliroughnut the year various members contluctetl experimentw and tlenionstizltions. A wide range of Suhjeetw vvns discussed nt these meetings-among them were coal t.u', blllflllllg, spontaneous combustion, gtntl hydrogenation of oils. One of the chief .lllllS of the cluh is tu further the students' interest in chemistry by proving its importance in the imlnstrial worltl of today. 1',n.5e Ifility-tli 'I lll-xl lml ll-.ull x.lll.- l: .-L'- l 1-ll., N--lllllll l:,.ll llmlllgll. 4lll.lllx I lmllll.-'l lm., fl,l-ul-xl l l llll XI lll..l xl.lll-1 I':l1ll1ll-llldll mllllll Q...llN lzflwl-ll N xl,.l.lllll. xllv lx ll-ls'-l-ll lxlwlvl I ,f!!L- lull l-llllll l.1E3 'DY CLUB all-l ICVRS lil l IN Slllclnllz Sllullllllllll Kill Mum Ol IU lm lwl Rl ssl l ll Nllss Wxlalulull' - l'l'l'll.fl'lfl l'll mll ul gl'l'YlflH1 lllllllllvl' Nfllflzwl 'Ulu lll5l'.1l'f C lull, ulllwwlsc lxl1UWl1 .ls thu llltl C lub, ls colllpmull ul' lxxulllx Nlllw trlwlll lllu lulllul' .md sclllul' Ll.lswx, Thu grlmllp wlwvx .1 xg-rx' llwllll plll'plm' lly .lx l lull Xlixs XY'.llAJl'op Ill pl-l'flml'lxl lllc July l'lHlllI1L'ILOHHCCICL1 XVlll1lI1QlIl7l',llN 'lvllu lm'l'lill.gx of lllc cll'lg.lllll.lllllll .lrc IlL'lkl sullllflllllllllllv: IICIK' Lllln ull llmx lu lm tl UNION lYUUlxN .H'L' QIXCI1. Now .lllki lllfll, .l I'lR'CllllLQ fllI4I1N IIHU .1 NUKIJI tlllN'lltlH X I I l1LllNHll3I'lI1g .llvllllt .l lwllul' xplrll lltv um-upclxllllmll, Ill lllll I lll it mb l-'irst lion' 114-lioelt. l', Jones So:-olnl How NY:xllisI1. Kissinger, Arilej. lllllris. lions-, llv-ill, Sallh-rs, Krolmlh. Krivzn-r, lair:-vIol'. Xlr. .Xiuln-rsoll, l-Easter, .l. Hills-spin-. S4-opelliti, llnrroos, .liisltouiiilg lfn-uflzile. Stailil. llailven 'l'hir1l lion' llalrlwfltzl. Ilzlslilxuw, ,l, .loin-s, I-'nlly Iiolilo, llowkonilz. llllvlvxlll, liroh, Sllnulv, ll Yonkoxig Sl, Yonkovigl. J. l,1Uvra-li:-1-. I m'rliL5. Iilllrivk lfonrlli lion' llnnpt. t'Inimlu-rl:iin, Ilullington, Forts-r, Xa-ow-ll, Grow. llzius, Ili-im-. Blurlm-Ile, lli-no-rs, Smith, Weller, ll:-i lov k. llv-ul:-r Ififlli limi Wilim-r. lluels, Il. l'r--il.-ri--la, liorvliavlt. lzross, Alrnll. Iluinlt.-ru.-r, wilem., 'ri,..,,,,ie. S,,,i1i,, ,IQ 11, N I.:iur4'ln'v'. ll. Hill:-spin-. Ulm 1-IT:-r. ll. 41. Alurqiivtli- Sixlh Him XV:-itlvl, 'l'roIl!m:ln, llexuln-T. litxvltlw-5. I'olilli:lls. lloorv-, Yvzluer, ll. ll. Nlzlrviui-Hu-, llolulr, Iilillun-r lioolh, Slvtill-Ill l,1-:l1lwr, 'l'ruxvl, lirlllllzlll, NY, l-'l'n-4l4-x'ii'k IG-MNID MR. GIZORGIZ ANIFFRSUN W'll,l.lAM BOOTH - DANII-il. filLl,l'iSl'llf Cil.liN BURROVVS - ' - l7RANKl.lN lil RTlCi, CilfORfilf SMlTll - Corrzvli--jarnes Lawrence, joseph Madl, Reynold Marquette, Daniel Gillespie. liranltlin Gross, liraneis Shaefler, Harry Wilson, john Rumber- ger, Vasline ilihoinas, llur1lumw4Willi.1in Buckley, john Bender, Thomas Moore, George Polinialt. Tmmlmm-i-W'illiain lioorh, Robert Troxell, Rob- ert Klinger, Howard llohh. Tnlmv-XY'illian1 Vyeiuel, Robert Marquette, XY'il- liam Troutman. Robert lfrdman, William lired- erick, Morris Yeager. lii'i'm'lr Ilorniflamar Grow, john Marletle. Fred Heine, Charles Haas. Iilnhw-W'alter llutlington, Chester Krieger, Lamar llaupt. l'lr'r'ulofBoyd lfhamlaerlain. Diri'1'lnr Slmlelll I.4'uili'r Su4'n'lurv Tri'iu11ri'r I.1lmu iiuzi Ci'uril1rtifOllie Kroh, Charles Duncan, Gilbert Krobath, Daniel Rowe, Franklin Fertig, Albert Seopelliti, Myron Moskowitv, Walliain luhis, joseph juskowiak, Richard Shade, Richard lieu- dale, Charles liysrer, joseph jones, Glenn llor- rows, George Rein, james Faux. john Lawrence. Norman lfmrick, Robert Koble, Oscar Salters. Alla Cluri rll' If-Aietirge Hack, Ver iirxii Vfilmer. Bmw Cla rzrll 'lx-Richard Frederick, john Korehvels. Ulmer-D rmix ald Newell. Richard Carter. Ilua.rrmuxfRicliard Hastings. Frank Marheflta. Shing Bust-john Kissinger, S.:mlrlmm't4George Smith, Thomas llemers, Pal- nxer Xveller, joseph Revlocl-t, Vfilliam Ressler. P1'n'l1x.iinn-Robert Stahl, Bells: john lialega, 'livin- lf-Hu!ClurH1r'!i-DanielYonltovig. Michael Yon- pani: Don NVallish, Bass Drum, Paul jones, kovig. V. Artley, j. Rebuelt, Snare Drum, This past year the Band. always ready to respond at a momentls notice whenever the student body needs them, has increased its usefulness by playing at civic affairs and sending soloists and ensembles no various Smaller gatherings. These town engagements serve several purposes-they cause the townspeople to take inereased inzeresr in the musieal organizations of the sehool, and they bring Lo the hand members a poise that adds greatly to an already competent performance. Page liifty-five Y A 'Y -4, OBCHESTBE XIII IxINNIXIIIIx.lIIII I IIII IIIIIIII II IHIIII4 IIIIIIIIIII I II IIIII IIIIIIIII III I IIIIII I.,III III I I..II I III IIIIII II I IIII I IIII.II III4,II:If.IIIIIIII, IIIII IIIIIII. II ,IIIIIII I IIII III IIIIIIIIIII III II IIIIII III IIIII III IIII IIII III I IIIIII -:IIIIIIII .I.IIIIIIII. 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Dalmatia, and Millersburg teams. The First two proved to be vietories for Sha- mokin while the latter was a defeat. The members of the .itlirmative were: Dan Mar- tini, Glen Burrows, Mary Otto, and Irene Smigel. The negative was composed of litlith Smigel, Nadja NVo1niak, and Howard Ebersole. Through debating the students are endeavoring to gain experience and training in public speaking. W'ith this purpose in mind, the members of the elub have gained much valuable training. l'.ige liifty-sevtu 4- Iu III XIII III IIII x,IIIIx ax xII I A CAPE xIIx X. III IxIxI4IxIIIIIIIl NUI III IIIIIxIxIII lI.,I LLA CHOIR IIs' IIIIIINIII I II I I III' IIIQII III II I III II XIIM IIIIIIII NI IIIXI I.IIII IIII NIIIII Il-II. 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I.I Iv I.III , II- III, -.I XII I NIIII-I-IIIII III--- III I I n IMI, XII'.I III IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIII :IMI I1IIX I--IIIII, II.-I, VI 1--I-III, II.IIIX IIIII-I II I I II I I I'I IIIII IIKEI I I.IIx I1II-I.I,I,- OPE1xl3TTA 'mTlUl.llE9 TTUUTWEW IQSTHIER A, TUCKIZR, Dlreclor LOUISE ADAMS, Piillliil THE CAST CAS they appear in xtoryj Ham. a young Dutch apprentice . . ., ,, Aunt Anna, Chrixtin.t's Guardian Katinka, a village maiden . . . . . Hendrick VanUostcr, llurgomfwter of Oiendorf Cfhrietina, a charming Dutch girl , . . Theophilus Mcgpindle, an authority on botnny Ned liaxtcr, an American college student Dick W'arren, a fellow xtudent of Ned .. , . Village Dancer .. .. . ., , , Franklin lfertig l Ruth Hoyer, March 10 l Mary Greenman, March I I . .. , Marie iieixt .. . john Vert-ntl l l.nRue Recd. March 10 l Ruth Milbrand, March Il Boyd C'han1berlain. March I0 Robert Stahl. March ll . Phillip llrumheiser Fred Cavanaugh l,aurabel llruxt Sc I N1fN1arket place in the village of Oeendorf. Tian -The presentg midsunmmer. At, 1' lfA bright morning in iummer. ACI' ll-Afternoon of the same day. ARGUMENT The village, enjoying a holiday, is startled by the arrival of a party of American tourists, college etudents under the leadership of Profeasor McSpindle, a tutor in botany, to study tulip culture. 'liwo of the party, Ned and Dick, are more interexted in Chriwtina and her friend Katinka. News reachet the village that a thief has been stealing choice hulbs of pri1e tulips. and a handbill describes the thief and offers a reward for hiv capture, Ned and Dick induce McSpindle to wear certain clothing, answering the description of the tulip thief. XY'hen the llurgomaater beholds McSpindle no attired, he causes his arrcxt. W'ith McSpindle out of the way, Ned and Dick promote their friendship with the girls, and learn that C'hristina'w stock is, unknown to her, of immense value, They reveal the truth to her and thwart the litirgoitiaxterk attempt to grow rich at her expense. With the assistance of Chrittinak Aunt Anna. the innocence of McSpindle is established and the latter declares his affection for herg and with the prospect of a triple wedding the final curtain falls. Page lfifty-nint w ? 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Mrnussi-r, Iw-lei. .lniizislii-, Ilumlwrei-r, 'l'rivulm:an DESGMUDLQWUQ ' E3 Room 1' Smrrii B11 rv S1lRoY1'R SARA l,lI'I'IAIT Hoxx ,uw S1c.l.IN Miss Bri Rl Y Under the leadership of our capable sponsor. Miss Cirethel B5 operation of the members, the Dramatic Club enjoyed 41 very sueee The club assembled on the first and third Thursday of ever - PY'1',xfili'7ll l'ii'i'l'r1'.iiifi'11f - Si'i'l'i'h1l'i Tl't'tl.Nlll'l'IA SIYIHIMH' 'erly, .ind the 1 ssful year. y month L0 be tained by various talented members. Throughout the year the following play IHC C0- CIIICIV 'S WCFC presented: W'here Lies the Childf, given in assembly at Christmas timeg Three ls .1 Crowd, enacted for the club and directed by one of the club members, und Going on Seventeen, the three-net play which added more l.1urels to the club and closed gi very successful season. 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The story revolved around George and Terry Melntyre and Professor and Mrs. Me- lntyre who struggled valinntly to lend their children through the difficult phases of ado- lescenee. Terry is shown out-growing the tomboy stage and finds herself thrown back on her feminine resources. George goes through the customary symptoms-begging his parents for gi car and falling victim ofthe wiles of Prudence, the town vamp. The two adolescents run into many difheulties, but everything turns out happily. George Nlelntyre Terry Melntyre ., Professor Melntyre Mrs. Melntyre l5ri.in ..., . Dutch llal ,, Pele Mrs. Pfntermn lilsie Pattersnn Prudence Darling Miriam , jane Party Vivian ,, Otlicer Sophie, the maid .. Omar , THE CAST Robert Smith Betty Shrnyer Paul klnnaske Shirley Smith Charles Pelter james lfnley Robert Morris .. 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I I . gov .H , 'A FS. kv mu.-.-iglu Xlmnl lrwdvg.. ul Nl lun... .-ru. . mm :.v. Iluv lm.. Il.. Mull: I.wIw ml, Mull. .IA NNN. U. rx Ml . ... ....... ...H .Q I- . XII.. I...1.'y N..-H., .. M. .,.x, w....... .-1 . Vx. x..u -muh- Nwllw .vm I.u.i. H1 SCHOOL -Q-usp i DAZE xl lhu l.,xIN .......I ..l.l N Il 5 w IMIYI IM- ,.....l .wlwl v.lx.M4l'vl. 1 .l..1.. l:..r...N. mr! 1. 1........1r..l -....b.,......l Ir..v3..r..i1'.n...Ml1.1 I1.v.m.i Ilwll N. ..l.l.. ...rm-v gnu. Q. Hi.. I .. ...sw .I Nz .v. l..., ....l1.....4..v.....--... PERSONALITIES Lippizntt .... Uh. sn sun---I .l, II1-lfmzun... ...Nzullglnty ulrl. urullnz on ilu- fe-m-I-I XXU-:us-X' .,.. ...ll:lllu'r lwxlxixn- Il. lixzlus . ., . .,...., .llv uzrx-Vul nl' Hmm- rm-LQ Xnllll: .,. ,l'lIn'! Hill .um mg Mull:-Ihiuuf ll. l'in':arl-Ili. ., , ,. ,, Nun-4-I inxlm-vlan-I N.-u.-11. ..... ..lln,.1.y an plug lc, Iwi.-Mi.-ni., ..wi.mn 1:.-...- XVnr1n:n4x. .. . lim-pf lim-lui XYul1'lx ull! 'f ll. ,ln-nf-rj ,... ., . . . ...U':lllI:l 'llurluff xmm, . ..,.. ,sr+AWi..g ...uv xl. 14-..u . .. .,1,U..kiuu im.. mn.. fmun. Ilsnmn. ..'l'lmt willlxing slnilu-f 'Nu' Pulillizxlw 'I'l1l- llnrw- lnvvlllilu-rxf llnvk... .,..,... 'l'-1 umrkn-t I will :U I.. ll:-1-:I .,., . ,.., Linh' lin 'u:lA. l'UN.'f llarrlw., .,.Ix1YIu .- gl-r.1vn ..f y.-hem.-nr Page Sixty-nine w 4 7.- H ll I-l ls'- 17- lil ll ll 24 ZS 28 ENE? G3 SEPTEMBER Initial peal of the school bell for l'H7-Ht. l'reshmen wandering around in a dale. Looking forward with great anticipation for tirst sseek-end. I.ibrary still Shamokin lligli's rendezvous. Football practice well under-way. lleld tirst pep meeting. Numerous aston- ished frosh. Our Cireyliounds bow gallantly to Lewistown 7-6. 'Twas nothing Greyhounds. W'e had our lirst assembly program. Profes- sor Vosburgh outlined rules and regulations especially for those folks on the shelf. --lloolts beginning to be .i heavy load to carry home each night. fSeeond pep meeting. lfrosh feel more at home this time. Rousy pep parade followed meeting. -Our Team defeated Win. Penn's Powerhouse to the tune til' 20-U. Nice going boys! --Volunteer assembly program presented by stti- dents. Amazing talent displayed. OCTOBER lflsousing pep meeting. 24Lireyltounds beat llerwick with the over- 4 ls 9 I2 li I6 I ll I9 'i It Its Page Seventy wlielming score of K4-U. fW'orthy lecture from one who knows. Were all Ur. Barker girls now. -Ifllects of Dr. liarlterk speech beginning to stand out. one of our fair sex refused to go riding. 4Defeated our rival football team, York, with flying colors and a score of ZR-0. --Assembly program presented by Bell Tele- phone Company on modern telephoning and broadcasting. 'fThree cheers, no school! lt was all due to llucltnell Teachers' conference. fwon game from Scranton Tech, I9-I-4. W'lsat a day! What a game! What a sic- tory! What a team! Card day! What expressions those Fresh- men's faces portrayed. W'e weren't so elated ourselves! 7Set, serious faces and bowed heads are the is- sue today-after cards yesterday. fljr. john Sloan demonstrated great achieve- ments of liquid air in our assembly tlsis afternoon. Mahanoy City bowed to our powerful team under the score of I2-ts. Our lligli School liand presented a very en- tertaining prograns. The Seniors Class Play Try outs. 19 lll 1 l l I0 ll ll It li lb I7 lk I9 10 Za It Z4 fwhat a day, what mud! Tlse parts for the Senior flass Play were deli- nitely given. Cheerleaders painted town for Ashland game. Police had a busy night. Asliland's grid m.tchine fell before our Grey- hounds. What a glorious sietory, I9-7. Alumni Association llance. NOVEMBER l lection day. Miss Nlitllin's home rootn moved to auditoriutn. Some fun! Hot diggity dog!! The lirst Ri vu sv of the year. boy, is it a keen iob!! Pep meetingf'l'hanksgis'ing gets closer--bet Mt. Carmel is worried. Armistice Day assembly program. Students front Berwick present interesting entertain- ment. lneligibility of team darkens the noisy corridors. Xlfhoopeelll .i vacation. Armistice Day! thought it would never arrive. fl'ep meeting. Tomorrow we meet the Sun- bury Owls on their own gridiron. Note: Tonight the P. I. A. A. holds a meeting con- cerning our eligibility. Keep your fingers crossed! We beat Sunbury in knee-deep mud, Chee Welker looked like a mud pie when he arose out of that puddle. What a disappointment, our standing is lost. Too bad. boys! f-llaek to the old routine again. boys thought they'd striltefiioach Butler had dillerent ideas! Nice going. Coach!!! Mr. Bagley. of the Metropolitan Life Insur- ance Company, rendered to tis its assembly a most interesting lecture on Playing the sianie for Dear l.il'e ! Rudy got glasses. Ili you're not busy, drop down and see the girls liencefir should I say lrt to lience!! Practice makes perfect, girls. Imagine, we're getting an extra assembly pro- gram tlns week. An excellent Armistice Day program given by Miss Young's home room. --Our first pep meeting for the Mt. Carmel game. Tri-Hi dance tn the gym. A good time was had by all--'we hope! No football game. Players sec Villanova- Templc play in Philadelphia. Such excite- ment-- Scop misses the train--train jumps track. fSet:tion I still trying to get :in algebra class without interruptions. Hard worlt. isn't it. Mr. Faux. Assembly program presented by History De- partment-The poor turkey. Another victory! What a game! W'liat a season! Wlhat ateam! Xvlmt Coachet! Xvhat a turkey! To end a perfect season the senior class gave a Ball in the legion Building. 2 CME DEFJ E-Students and teachers get a vacation- qwith homeworkj. -Back to our classes again. NOTICE. Report Cards, December 3. -Mr. Head is convalescing- Taught a 'told' in ta noze. Sorry! DECEMBER -No more eating lollypops in the corridors! Orders from headquarters!!! -Miss Fritz is ill. Seems to be catching. Foot- ball players stiff from skating party. -S. H. S. in mourning. No one will be seen at Tharp's next week. Yes, you guessed right. Report Cards!!!4'M??? -Senior Class Play rehearsal in Shroyer's fac- tory. Gee were they good popsicles? Football Banquet. Big day for johnny Am- bitious Witt. He was elected next year's Captain, and it was his birthday. Did jayne and he celebrate? Yrs, Fencing by S. H. S. fems in gym every Wed- nesday. Hot dog! Skits of Senior Class Play in assembly. The Yankee King. Good work seniors! Cast party, held at Tresslcr's. - Kid's starting to cut classes for practice. More cuts-Xmas must be nearing. Poor Monsier Head. Help! Water! Fire! Oh heck, it's over. Only a short circuit on stage. Nice going Knllaway and Pelter. -Many kids home from college. Library seems to be as popular as Eddie's used to be. Kids slowing up on work. Lovely Christmas program presented by Glee Club and Dramatic Club. -Only one more shopping day until Xmas. Merry Christmas! Hope your stocking wasn't full of coal. -junior dance. Did the mistletoe take a hook- ing ! It was either that or les femmes! Swell Omicron Dance! Many S. H. S. stu- dents attended. JANUARY -After the vacation we find it exceedingly hard to get accustomed to the old routine. Don't we wish Christmas would come at least twice a year! -Seniors and juniors received permanent seats in the auditorium. I heard a freshman say, Gee, and then they tell us we can never find our places. -Still trying to get adjusted to the old routine. 'Tis hard job. mateys, but we'll do it. -We won a basketball game from Sunbury, our ancient rival, by the score of 32-31. Everyone's wishing he had two Christmases to celebrate. These lucky Ukranians! ll-lt seems predestined that our team should not win more than one game at a timeg so, it's a loss for the Greyhound basketeers with a win for Williamsport. The score was 24-26. I2-Band outing. 13-Mr. Horner's wrestlers are certainly showing a lot of spirit even though they did lose their Hrst contest. The score of 25-16 will be an inspiration. I4-Our basketball team won the game from Mount Carmel by a margin of 6 points. Keep it up, fellows! 17-The beginning of mid-years! Everyone ap- pears to be on edge. Worry! Worry! Lost a basketball game to Tamaqua. 17-These are dark days for the unfortunates who must take exams. 19'-We knew our wrestling team would bring home the bacon from Steelton. The score was 24-8. But our basketball team lost to their cagers, 32-40. Zl-These matmen certainly are showing grand style. They've chalked up another victory, this one against Mount Carmel for I7-l6. ZZ-One certain black-haired senior was thrown out of the library. Tch! Teh! Z3-Not mentioning any names, but I heard joe Zebro-calling june Mil- wifey, dear! 24-Well, here we are back in school again after that all too short vacation. We're all ready to turn over a new leaf-just once again, The Standard Oil Company presented an in- teresting chapel program today concerning the rapidity of modern revolution. 25-Our basketeers lost a game to Kulpmont. The score was Sl-35. 26-Our band gave a very successful concert. A full house was again the main issue. Z8-Our wrestlers met Hazleton High and won by the score of 28-6. 31-Card Day again! W'hat a lot of sad faces! We enjoyed a very interesting speech on in- ternational affairs. Skits from junior: play were also presented. It looks mighty entic- ing. FEBRUARY Z-That rateworthy organization, the band, had a party. What a party that must have been! 4--The wrestlers met Lehigh University frosh and won. S-Miss jury presented a very interesting puppet show for the kiddies, that is the kiddies from the grade schoolsg we weren't missed. 7-We heard a speaker from the British Parlia- ment discuss governmental matters in assembly today. 8-Our matmen upset Pottsville in a return meet by a 20-I5 score, while the cage men upset Bloomsburg to the tune of 32-20. Page Seventy-one he things aren't going just right, but Tulip IQ INDIE -Imagine one senior boy't IW. GJ embarrass- ment when Miss Ultler changed the seating in shorthand class. Nli'as his face red! vlfinal decisions were made for the annual is- sue of the Rt vll w. -junior class presented their play called Shirt Sleevetf' -We ltear another interesting lecture on world affairs today. 4After a brilliant hattle tlte Greyhounds lost a cage affair to Mount Carmel Township. -U-ill. -Miss Tucker seems to be a little ttpset, Islay- Time will be another winner. fililtose masters of the mat met Kingston and won, wltile tlte basketeers ntet lfrackville :tndf -Mr. lfssicltt is worried. l wish these delutcrs IPD of mine would take this thing seriously, he mutters. -Thit is a happy day! No school! Good old W'ashingtonl -We can't understand why they didn't give us the rest of the week otl. No one seems to be in a working mood today. -The Greyhound Cflgvrs played with Freeland. Rlvllw just olf the press, Any one can see that for grottps of girls can he heard litter- ing in every stolen moment. lt does cotttain some choice hits. -Opcretta practice was Iinefif only that soph- otnore boy woultln't truelt wlten Miss Tucker says form .1 circle, MARCH fllelvating teant began its season with a decisive victory over lD.tItn.ttia. Our hasltethall team pitted their strength against Tatnaqua's cagers. The annual llood of pushing settiors mat' be seen on the third floor trying to pry thetn- selves into tlte typing room to catch up. Reserved seat tickets for the operetta went on sale today. What confusion! Nliss Tttclter's at wits end, Sophomore dance. The scene cltanges. Where that pushing moh of seniors held sway. one can now see a trans- formed pleading mass. Only two tttore work- ing periods! Again the debating teatn rises to great heights as it wins over lflysburg. Card day again! Marks must he rather steeping. iudging hy the expressive faces, lfirst dress rehearsal for the operetta. -lfirst showing of operetta for grade school kiddies. Operetta night. A gala show! Operetta again. lqually as good! Tlte llloontslsurg hand presented an excellent exchange progratn. Klan they play swing- time! Page bet ents two 'I ss 'I It 'S I -I f S I I I2 li I-I li I9 Zo ll 2-I 25 s -R G lll li lt- IS lo ss 24 Its '7 1 -l'very one's talking ahout joining tlte navv. This is tlte result of a picture we saw tn as- sembly today. --Miss Kunhall tl should say Mrs. still receiving congratttlations. fThis name card exchanging httsin height. As one oliserves it, hc those scnlors aren't holding hands. Kendall! is ess is at tts wonders tl' +Then there were those two senior hots who had :t bit of a hattle. Do you Tri-Hi fashion sltow. A whale of -Sketches from the Dramatic l'luh remetnlwer? a success! play in as- sembly, also a sery interesting talk on l'rime l5oesn't Pay hy Nlr. Pennington erate of li. ldgar lloover, ottr ace . a conlctl- li-man. APRIL -sirand chapel program presented hy A Ciap- pt-Ila choir. lland gave their second concert of the tear, Nlarvelous guest conductor. Iabrary was iammed. wonder whv? Operetta held their cast party in gym. The answer to l3riday's prolslemfllools rc- ports today!! liand gives assembly program. tietting vacation fever, Nice skating party. ss-asn't it Nltss Brouglicr?ll?? -We have the teserl 'P'--No school. ililtatis right, it's time for the l-'aster hunny, Music students from Susqueltanna University give splendid assembly program, liuess we hetter start svorking. Ili-Y give assemhly program--Don't you wish you had ability to write such letters fellas?!!? llappy llirthday. Nlary lilo Otto!--l told you l'tl get cvenlll At present the Seniors are tlte envy of the entire lttglt school. ll i have only li tttore days of school. School going as well as can he esp.-ctetl with such weather. MAY Seniors sttll counting dass. filioday was tlte last assetnhly progr.un ot the vear--the last one tor the seniors et er' Awards were made to students. tioslt! lt's a liriday-llut anyway. sehool's over tor seniors-except, of course, linals. Senior Final exams started today! Underclassnten can't wait until thes't'e se- niors-guess the spring weather gets 't-m. ,Iunior-Senior Prom--lt was tlelightliul. yo- niors. Heavens, they're lieginntng to lecl su- perior alreads, f-Ilaccalaoreate sert ice. liinals for undcrclassmen. --tlass Night-Some fun! --Climtnencentent-liee, l gttess tve're sorry to leave after all, JUNE l..tst das' for underclassmen. Q J LWWXQNS Amy Beauty Shop Belldayre Shop A. Wallace Brown W'inifred Brougher H. Walter Burd Mildred Byerly Campbell Bros., Florists Children's Style Shop Charles E. Duncan Leon Eddy H. E. Fahringer, Funeral Director lfollmer, Florist R. I. Frederick, 'IO A Friend Giant Cleaners and Dyers Goodyear Service Dr. Henry E. mms jones Hardware Company George Jones Kearns Dairy, Paxinos Arlene Klinger Carl Knoebel Lucy Ann Beauty Shop Maude Jane Shop McClows, Gifts and Cards Miller Auto Supplies Co., lnc. Frank Pasco F. F. Reamer. Attorney Reed's Milk and lee Cre. iiii Co Ruth Beauty Shop Helen Sanders Saydee Shop Shocner's Millinery Shoop Sc Burd, Insurance Max Smigel Smink's Book Shop Dr. lf. C. Stevens Steinhart's Elimbeth XVardrop Zimmerman, jeweler l'.ng S is il Page Suxcmy-fmxr Ku-un'gr XX.uIxingmu .u Nluuul Xcxmmf' .I wural pnnlului lu Img-ph lI.xII, linlwrx lcv. :Kuna lnlwr. Rulwrl Xfclkux. I ulhcr lukc. .uni XYx1ln.mz Ixunp, Lmmm ,H mf mia..-.-......, my ww PHQTGGRAPH 0 Qgality Sinrc 1876 NEW'EST STYLES SNAPPY LIGHTINGS CAREPU1- POSING CAP AND GOWN PHOTOGRAPHS Vwjx' Sfwrial Prirfx Tho m as fphotographer 1 In Shamokin 'r The Shamokin High School Review lx I'v'i11fml 111 flu' Sbamukin jhrmswispatrb JOB AND BOOK DEPARTMENT Sfrifl fxfffllffllll fill M1 In AH Kimlx uf PRINTING The Guarantee Trust 8a Safe Deposit Company of Shamokin, Po. Tbr Lnrgesf Trusi CIIIIIPHIIUH' Capital Stock . S200,000.00 Surplus and Prohts ,. S275,000.00 'l'r.lns.icts A general banking butiness. Acts .is lixecuror, Guardians, Trustee, etc. Inter- est paid on Time Deposits compounded xemifannually. Rcnrw Safe Deposit boxes. Our vaults are protected by O. B. Mc- Clintock lflcctric Burglar Alarm System, thereby inxuring safety for your sccuritits RI'X1lIlf!'t'X Over Tlmvf Million Dollars I. R. Exoiisu Presiiluzzl will l,lAM ll. Rlss1in,Vn'i' l'r'i'iiili'f1l mill Srrrvlury I. XV. HAU1-I' Tnnislzrrr R. N. BU11-lxc.roN fliiixliml Trvawmr .mil fliiiifiznl Truil Ujfirrr The Boys That Dress the Best For Clothes They Do Invest AT PHIL HAUPT, '24 9 E. Independence Street QUALITH' MEN,S WEAR WELKER'S CONFECTIONERY i. 501 w. SPRUCE STREET In' Crvalrl Our Sjzvrially JAMES S. Mr-Fl-ll-I C. F. WHARTON KEYSTONE AUTO ELECTRIC C1 BATTERY CO. We specialize in Battery, Electrical and Brake Service AC current appliances as well as DC. Valve grinding. motor tune-up. USL Batteries. Fan belts. Chassis lubrication. Located nn State Highway Between Cameron Colliery and Thmrptown Phone l 623 Comfort as well as Good Vision is essential to Success DR. C. C. BILLIG ' OPTOMETRIST 1 48 N. Market Sr. Phone 547 lRes. 373-Rl WELKER'S CIGAR STORE 525 N. MARKET STREET i N Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Confectionery l Hollywood Beauty Salon ' HIQLIQN ROSINI, ziiifmyw 717 N. Shamokm Street, SHAMOKIN, PA, l ljklillllklli ANU BUNAT WAx'1is Phone l598-R Capitol Ebealre clams and corsirscriorsis i W ' A1'lL'Uj'S ' L F E, ' zz Good Sbow L SHAMOKlN,DA. 5 EVERYBODY'S STORE E American Legion Building l Page Seventy-seven OIAMONOS ' WATCHES - X U Z - ' Us lllgfnxl Imam! fjlllllffj' ,1,,.,. I rii' 5 ALWAYS RliI,IABI,1i NIi'.1tcI1 .md -Iuwclry RISP.lII'IIlg S29 NORTH MARKET STREET Buy - Burn CAMERON CAMEO COAL SILIIIIOIQIITIN Prcmicr ANTHRACI-I-E--I .1n1ous for More TII.lIl .I Century STEVENS COAL COMPANY si-IAMOKIN, PA, MARTZ G MCCOLLUM Service Stotion High Pressure Greosmg, Tires, Accessories, Sunoco ond Tydol Gos, Storage, Repairing Corner Rock and Clay' Streets Iwpvxxriixbli- Si-rvncv Sinn- l8B7 GEIST MUSIC STORE All Kmili uf 1IIlmi'i1I luilr'un1i'ufi New Spinette Promos SI95 Up Cfori Recomiitioned Promos S50 cmd S75 KIcmborO's Service Sfotion C'Oim'r Cnnl .md Pmz- Sirvi-IN SUNOCO GAS LEE OF CONSHOHOCKEN TIRES L.lSII Ixl I XIII.XR.'X. '11 l'mjii1i-my AFTER SCHOOL HOURS RELAX Play BILLIARDS at Musu 65E FRANK S. MOSER Attorney-of-Low nic Building Class of 1928 DR. S. I-I4 MILLER Optometrist Indi-pvndn-ucv Stn-vi SHAMOKIN, PA. LEAVENS Cr DONLAN Smart Clothes for Ymmtq Ain: C. G. Conn Bond Instruments Accorduons -RCA-Victor Radio Ii. urml Supply llumi' fin Muxiu aml Rurlm JOS. PARENZAN G CO. THE HUDSON ,I N. I x mqlii THE MARKET STREET NATIONAL BANK SHAMOKIN, PA. Capital Stock , S 125,000.00 Surplus and Profits . 650,000.00 Deposits ,. . 2,600,000.00 OUR NIGHT DEPOSITORY PROVIDES FOR 24-HOUR BANKING SERVICE IIlff'H'S1 Paid on Time Dvposils SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT IN BURGLAR-PROOF VAULT Under authority of the United States Fed- eral Reserve Act, we net as Trustees, Execu- tnr, Administrator, Guardian of Estates and any other Trust Business. GEORGE F. LUPOLD FURNITURE STORE MODERN STYLES Buy Here and Saw' Money Market ond Chestnut Streets BOB'S PLACE Plan- of CONFECTIONERIES Market and Chestnut Streets T 1c:'1'oR1A T AML's1aM1f:N'1' I COMPANY I HACK'S Hardware Stores SHAMOKIN MOUNT CARMEL MAHANOY CITY , Ewryllvirzg in H A R D W A R E 50 Yr-urs of Slzcufxxful Ilunluwrc Mvrrbmnlixiug Compliments of H. D, TREON G SONS FURNITURE Ilnmr Ou'lm1', Ilnmz' Ofwrulrfl Meant Mun' fur Your Mrmfy Phone 1743 -J, Thorptown SHADE'S AUTO SUPPLY STORE U. S. Royal Tires CHARLES C. LARK Attorney-ot-Low I I Class of 1893 Compliments of L E O N E D D Y MAC'S PLACE Sundoes, Sodas, Cigars, Cngurettes Corner Market and Arch Streets Page Seventyfnine We Suggest Tl-IARP' ICE CREAM Shamolcin Sanitar Milk Co. LIACHOWITZ JEWELRY STORE Exiiinlmii-fl iaua Slhlllfllkillii .llmf Rwliilffli' DIAMONDS All Makes of Watches Ciffti nj Qlnllllx uf Inu I'm'i'x We Sell the CROSLEY Radio WARREN UNGER Alaixkvv .md Walnut Slri-vis Hex Milling G Shomokin Warehouse Wholesale FLOUR SUGAR, AND CANNED FOOD c-uRNER FIFTH AND NVALNUI' S'l'REE'I'S A GOOD BANK Is .1 business necessity. The bank that is business-lilac, up-In-algltc in its mctliunls .xml well equipped In xcrvc. is thc logical lmnli to select. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT NIGHT DEPOSITORY illmlvr' lfIi'i'lr'iu1II3 Dwlu-1 iliirm' I.m'fc.x illrrrlfwr' nf 1 i'ili'raI Rl'Nl'l'Ir' Syxlrw .lIi'mffi'1' uf l i'ifi'l'ul Ilujrmil lllKIH'A1ll1'l' Cfor'jmr'i1fim1 THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK H. A. ZIMMERMAN, Jfwflff Diamonds - Rings - Watches - Clocks G. E. Radios, Sweepers, Refrigerators Always Sonzvfbiug New Phone 260-M so N. Marker Srfeef, SHAMOKIN, PA. 9 MOSER S STORE WINDOW SHADES DRY GOODS GLOVES LACE CURTAINS NOTIONS HOSIERY Laa'ic's' and Cloildrfflfs Rradj'-fo-Wear Infants' Wear and Vogue Hollywood and McCall Printed Patterns Phone 60, Shomokin GEORGE K. RENN, Bus Operator ICE and COAL-- BIG VAN FOR MOVING Phone II4-W SHOE PERFECTION Cumpllmenls of C617 Q GEO. ENGLISH G CO. e Wflmf rxaf 1' FOOT CORRECTION KEMPTON DRESS SHOP TlJi' Tbrifl Shop of Sl7KlHIOkiI1,, 322 E. INDEPENDENCE STREET Famous Home Cooking CRYSTAL RESTAURANT Try Our Sjwfial Plafirrx C rner Independence and Anthraclte St I HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR MAURER'S LUNCH Ice Cream, Milk, Butter, Cheese, Eggs FOUNTAIN SERVICE 539 N. Market Sire t GILGER BABY SHOP Ewrylbirrg for Ibn' Bally A R T G O O D S 25 E I dependence Street Phone 242-R Page Eighty-0 E. STEWARD'S SONS Tlx' Plan' for Good Things fo Ea! Ph01'lC 1444 322 E. SUNBURY STREET W. IRVINE WIEST, 'ZI Attorney-ot-Low EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, 1921 Rebo Miller Dress Shoppe SMART DRESSES Morlvrufvly PriI'r'i1' Complimvnts ul Hon. C. K. Morgcmroth, '99 W. A. CHRISTIAN, 'OI Lrf Mi' Solw Your Irmzrunn' I'rol1li'mx WILLIAM I. TROUTMAN, '23 Attorney-of-Low DR. HENRY E. HARRIS Optometrist 104 W. INDEPENDENCE STREET JULIUS M. TEICHER EIl'!'ll'il'KI1 C:0l1f?'dCf01' PHONE 310 411 N. SHAIWOKIN STREET MERTZ MOTOR CO., INC. FORD - LINCOLN S1111-I ami Srrrirr Corner Rock and Spurzheim Streets SHAMOKIN, PA. Bell Phone I855 SHOOP C7 BURD Agrulx 8 S, MARKET STREET SHAMOKIN, PA RUTH SHOP LADIES' WEARING APPAREL Notions ond Full-Fashioned Hose 512 W. Pine Slrvvl DR. F, C. STEVENS Dentist EIGHTH AND INDEPENDENCE STREETS UNITED CIGAR STORE JOSEPH HARRIS Cr BRO. Florists BEN HIRSCH Ilmnlqllurlrrx for GOOD SHOES For ilu' Wlvfllm' Fuwifuy I 5, 151 y-tw National Academic Cap and Gown Co. 82l-23 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Caps amz' Gowns Used in This Scboo1SujJplif'd by Us Manufacrurerx of Church Wardrobe and Choir Outfits CAPITOL BEAUTY SHOP MRS. ANNA PASCO, Proprietor Ofwu lfivningx by Apponifmcnl PHONE 746 For Ihr' Enfirr' Family L d Bldg. SHAMOKIN, PA, YY, ,Y, Y , ., W .. . , ,7.7 RO'SI I l Compliments of HEYl'lIlXil'K' llllf No! E.x'pI'r1si1'c ' , COATS and DRESSES Sbamolzin Qualify I G E INDEPENDENCE STREET Phone 23 1 METOI Gnd ROOHVWQ C0l'il'fOCf0l' The MAUDE-JANE SHOP , MILLER BROS. SHOE STORE Ewlmiw Millimlry and Drmws , Sbamokin s Nrwrxl and Mor! Moflvrn l SHOE SHOP NEXT TO MAJESTIC THEATRE , 1 ss E. INDEPENDENCE STREET R, M, FQRTNEY , JIM MCGUIRK CO. Al'l'0meY Und Counsellor Ol LOW l CLOTHING of fbi' Bvllfr Kind N0f50F'0l-Dime Book Bldg' AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING CATHERINE RUMBERGER PETER BARR 5, 50515 Beauty Shoppe Monuments, Flagstone We Spvfialize in l FRIEDERIC PERMANENT WAVES . Concrete' Iron Fence 60.7 NORTH ORANGE STREET phone 814 l North End of Second Street SHAMOKIN, PA. WARREN UNGER I Compliments of :I Friend Hardware I l Page Eighty-th BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY Ninety Years of Service to American Youth Offers four-year courses in Cliemienl. Civil, IiIectrie.1I .xml MecI1.1nic.iI Ifngineering, Business, Ifxeeulive .iml Technical SCCi'CI.lI'I.II Training, C0mmerci.iI Ifiluention, .incl TC.lCI1Iilg, I're-professiunnl courses .ire given in I..1w, Medicine, Dentistry. .1ncI.1wide field of Liberal Subjects lim' Cfuliilng nmf Bunk nf I'ii'u'v, II rl!i' TI-IE REGISTRAR REED'S Milk and Ice Cream All-Ways Good I2 SOUTH FIRST STREET l'fmm' Yi or S-I GERTRUDE'S HAT SHOPPE Gi ivriwiii C. Sn iixvAu'i'z MILLINERY, PURSES, GLOVES I-IOSIERY and UNDIES Pfmlli' 2 I XZ 504 N, Eighth Street SI-IAMOKIN, PA. LEWISBURG, PA, Bike w7i ' forms-d ms S.-venvv-room Year BUSINESS TRAINING Business Administra- ' tion and Secretarial Science courses for young men and women. One, Two and Three Your! Summer Session July 5 Fqiinfm Sepiember 6 Fofiniormuiionpddrux Ragillrur PEIRCE SCHOOL H25 Pine St. Phi1u,Pa. . ,XV - .N u ll I ,1,i:::g :iii gr- , DIEGES 81 CLUST iv John sneer New YORK, N. Ufriciil jewelers to the fII.isses uf IIIBII - I939 R4-pri-sviiiz-d by A. K. IIAI.1.DEN Norlhumiwrlainri Pai Plmni' N0flIlLII11I3CFI.lI1tI 792 Y ryvfiiur SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY An accredited co-educational College, offering thc following standard courses: Liberol Arts ond Sciences Teocher Training SELINSGROVE, PA. Business Administration Pre-Medical Commercial Education Pre-Dental Public School Music Course Pre-Legal Four Years' Soloist Course in Music AB., B.S,, ond Mus.B. Degrees G. MLJRRIS SMITH, A.M., D.D., Prvxizfwzl R. B. NIELL, A.M., Dean HOOD COLLEGE HENRY I. STAHR, A.M., D.D., LL.D., Prrxiflf-nt Accredited college for women, A.B. and B.S., in Home Economics, Teacher-Training. Twelve modern, well-equipped buildings, includ- ing new dormitory. Hood College: One hundred twenty-five acres. For Calaloguv, Address Registrar HOOD COLLEGE, Frederick, Maryland SHENK 81 TITTLE Everything For Sports 3l3 Morket Street HARRISBURG, PA. Compliments of cl Friend Page Ifiglity-five 1. ,,.ffN fAv...',.gw. , g 'L'f-Ziiqqxll .u-.- 1 I mp, 'xfvlffogl-' 3511 ' lm-Y' W ww? '7m55Tl3i ..-. ,1'f1S'.C?' x ew.,-.. qw.:-J.q3jf,,: ' IM-vif' Pg: ' ' '-9Q'5Jsx.E QUALITY AND SERVICE fm as-3' -.fQl51,: 5 ,A-y Tb-my umm lm' mu ww GRIT UBLISHING UMPANY ollutographs fm 'A Q 4- V V LLLVLU Q79 QQV7-bf 'U QZWZW, ,UWMMMUUZ 'L Q, .74HIO'QTLlf7lI