Sligo High School - Black Diamond Yearbook (Sligo, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

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To such a teacher, Mr. Gallagher, we dedicate the 1941 THE BLACK DIAMOND. For his patience, per- sistence, and perseverence in making our Annual a success we extend to him our appreciation. -ZLELZL 8 I TR , ,, I '23 f X C'.1.'I.'.. .-- - I I Q if ,Lf vf ' I I 1 Il II ' II 3.5.3.2 'l .7 I I I ff If ' ?f'7?f'-3 I II If 'P 5:52-:'I I I I Qi. ' J ll 'I f ff Y , 5 I I I I A 'iii E- nl I I ...... ?,,,,,,,-,,, ,V :.-1 ----1, I 1 M 1 '1 -'I I X 4--b S J-End I I X -1'- viii HIII , I X! I-115. Q-,--in Q 1' , I I m ' THE FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Bowser. Mr. Henry, Mr. Sausser, Mr. Hartman, Mr. Gallagher. Mill Myerl. Miss Otraxia. Mr. Hartman, the principal of our school. teaches social studies and Freshman English. He has been with us a long time and we sincerely hope he will be with us for a long time to come. Miss Myers, the English teacher and head Librarian, has not been here as long as our principal but we hope she will become permanent member of our faculty. h Miss Ofrazia, our newest teacher, has shown great ability in the short time she has been here. She teaches commercial studies and foreign language. M. Sausser has been a member of the Sligo High School faculty for five years and has done much to improve the work in the music line. Besides teaching music he also teaches social studies. Mr. Bowser has been on the faculty of Sligo High for three years. He is a jolly sort of man and teaches subjects along the line of science. Mr. Henry. the coach of Sligo sports has been here only two years. He has introduced more sports into the school and is a friend as well as a coach to all who play on his team. He teaches history, health, and physical education. Mr. Gallagher has been here three years. He has made friends among all the pupils. I-Ie is advisor for the annual yearbook besides teacher oi mathematics. Qi in , . STAFF SITTING-Mr. Gallagher. Evelyn McCall, Regis Barger. Iune Hill, Betty Callen, Ruth Slater. Ruth Burns, Evelyn McKinney. STANDING-Warren Slater, Madeline Evanek, Ellen Mae Sayers. lame: Callen, Charles Mclilravy. Helen McCall. Wayne Stewart. Thomas Himea. Raymond Smith. Faye Randolph. Virginia Shoup. The Black Diamond Staff The Black Diamond Staff this year has tried to present a book that would be different from the previous ones and one that would be as interesting as it could possibly be. I The staff members were appointed by Mr. Gallagher at the beginning of the second semester. and soon work was in full swing. The contract for the photography was let to the Camp Publishing Company. New group pictures have been taken of the classes and organizations, as well as the faculty and individual pictures of the Seniors. Write-ups of the various organizations and activities were arranged and assembled under the supervision of Mr. Gallagher. the Black Diamond Advisor. All members of the staff have done their best to please everyone and wish to express their most sincere appreciation to those who co-operated in numerous ways in the publication of the Black Diamond book. The Black Diamond Staf' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...............................,........,...... .. ............................... REGIS BARGER ASSISTANT EDITOR ................... .....,..... V IRGINIA SHOUP IUNIOR CLASS REPORTER .............. ......... ELLEN MAE SAYERS SENIOR CLASS REPORTER .................. ..- ................................. RUTH SLATER SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORTER ................... . ....................... MADELINE EVANEK F CLASS REPORTER ........... ..,........ D ICK SILVES, SVELYN MCCALL SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS .....,..... ..,.................................. B ETTY CALLEN CHARLES MCELRAVY . HELEN McCA1.L THOMAS HIMES BOYS' ATHLETICS ........... .......... W ARREN SLATER GIRLS' ATHLETICS .......... ......,... F AYE RANDOLPH MUSIC ....................,...... ......... E VELYN MCKINNEY ADVERTISING ............. ....... W AYNE STEWART RAYMOND SMITH GENERAL ACTIVITIES ........ ,,,..,,,,,,,,,, R UTI-I BURNS ART ...................................,. .................... IU NE HILL TREASURER .................. ,M ..... IAMES CALLEN THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Aiding in the progress of our school system are the five men who make up the School Board. Serving our school without a salary. these able men apply their time and ability to the further development of the educational facilities of our small community. They work in close co-operation with the Principal of Sligo High School, Mr. H. A. Hartman. and are thus a vital factor in the supervision of all our school affairs. The present personnel of the Sligo School Board is made up of busi- ness and professional men whose ability and judgment are of great value in solving the many problems that arise in the business of running a school. The records of these men show their sincere interest in the welfare of our teachers and pupils. The men who serve us so faithfully are as follows: PRESIDENT ..,,.,........,.....,...,..... .............,... 'r . P. HENRY SECEETAEY-TREASURER ...,,,.. ........,,.....,,. E . A. CALLEN y M. I. RHEA M. s. DINGER c. M. CRAIG IBA M. MILLER if ., 'iv MSJQQ Mr XC vxpm- A, A ' - in REGIS DARGER llnwll Class President 2 Clans Treasurer 8-4 Black Diamond Stal! 8-4 Band 1-2-8-4 Crchestra 2-8 Glee Club 2-8-4 Basketball 1 ' Cross Hy Heart 4 G'uekoo's Nest 4 Kodak Club 8 Pep Club 4 RUTH BURNS Pansy Ann Orchestra 2-8 Band 2-8-4 Black Diamond Sta! 2-4 Cross My Heart 4 Pep Club 4 Kodak Club 8 Homemaklng 4 AHERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST WINNER. 4 RICHARD IARTO unlckn Baseball 2-8 VIRGINIA CARDERBY Claim!!! Etiquette Club 8 WILLIAM GABRIS Illini! Kodak Club 8 M: , , 92 if 'N 5 C E, ..,.., . .8 if' H? Q' 4, as K . X, ,ws wi-R K 'K f 15: W at 'W' K. ,L Al :e, 4 ' , N if l 4:- iy :Qi f r RUBY DEBT Sandy Homemaklng 4 Etiquette Club 8 Pep Club 4 Volleyball 8-4 IAMES CALLEN IDM! Class Vice-President Cross My Heart 4 Black Diamond Stal M. C. Band Bazaar 4 M. C. Band Minstrel H. C. Bansoppin 4 Kodak Club 8 Basketball 1 MAINE BEST tml' Etiquette Club 8 Homemakinz 4 Pep Club 4 IVAN BRINKER .Toon Orchestra 2-8 Basketball 1-4 All-Star 4 Violin 1-2 -K! BFITY CALLER 'TIVO-Pclnl Plath Homemaking 4 Pep Club 4 Trl-Hi-Y 8 Class Secret!!!-Treal Basketball 2-8-4 Black Diamond Sta! Volleyball 4 1-2-8-4 1-2-8-4 ure: I 4 DORIS CHANDLER ncmckv.. Basketball 1-2-3-4 All-Star 4 Volleyball 4 Glee Club 2-8-4 All-County Chorus 8 Orchestra 2-8 Band 2-8-4 Pep Club 4 Homemaking 4 Cuckoo's Nest 4 Tri-Hi-Y 8 Cllm HARKLESS Bart Basketball 2-8-4 Dramatics Club 3 Cuckoo's Nest 4 Baseball 2-8 Volleyball 8-4 Baseball Manager 2 IOANNE DINGER nk.. Orchestra 2-3 Band 2-8-4 Glee Club 8-4 Cross My Heart 4 Pep Club 4 Basketball 1 Homemaking 4 Ride Club 8-4 WENDEIL MAYS uchubbu Band 2-8-4 Glee Club 3-4 All-County Chorus 8-4 Orchestra 2-3 Basketball 2-8 Aeronautics Club 8 Pep Club 4 Class President I Baseball 2 LOUISE KAMMHIDBINER Hornemakin 4 K Etiquette Club 8 9, Pep Club 4 ,.. ,X I N as i -8. m .2 Ul- ig?-fi' , Q w RAYMOND GINEPRO IIGIMMII Basketball' 1-2 Kodak Club 8 Tumbling Team 8 GERALDINE COURSON uaubh.. Luck Star 8 Cross H Heart 4 Orchestra 2-8 Glee Club 2-8-4 Band 2-8-4 All-County Chorus 8-4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Homemaklng 4 Pep Club 4 N. Y. A. 8-4 THOMAS HIMES mrom., Basketball 8-4 Volleyball 8-4 Black Diamond Stat! 3-4 Aeronautics Club 8 IUNE HILL Dump-Truck Black Diamond Staff 1-2-8-4 Ride Club 8-4 Band 2-8-4 Orchestra 2-8 Glee Club 2-8-4 All-County Chorus 4 Lucky Star 8 Cross My Heart 4 Cheerleader 8-4 Pep Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 8 Homemakinz 4 Volleyball 4 RAY MASTER unqq... Baseball 2 Basketball 1 Glee Club 8-4 Aeronautics 8 Volleyball 4 EILBEN ELLIOTI Honey Orcbes tra 2-3 Band 2-8 - 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 All-County Chorus 8 Cross My Heart 4 Trl-Hi-Y 8 Black Diamond Stal! 2 Pep Club 4 Homemaking 4 CRAIG McCALL Romeo Aeronautics Club 8 Basketball 2 Volleyball 3-4 GERALDINE MeCALL Maury.. I-Iomemaking 4 Etiquette Club 3 CHARLES McELRAVY uchuck.. Band 1-2 Orchestra 2 Glee Club 3-4 Kodak Club 8 Cucoo's Nest 4 Cross My Heart 4 Class Secretary 1-2-3 Basketball 1 Black Diamond Staff 3-4 CLAIRE LOVE nanny.. Homelnaking 4 Tri-Hi-Y 8 5423 1 :,. , , 9 1' '- . , N L s 4 3 me A vi 2, My Q X .sf M NK I wo WQTBEWW -. 2 Wfllfigiyi ..::. ' ww gf 'QW E S X S 84295 M ' el 41 S iw 1, 1 ig, rg? 5 -.bg gl A EEZ' - l:'.:.,' fn-f a? , V, . . emi lb4l b -- 5 ,, - wx l e- ' ..-' j i' , 'fx DEAN MEIER Malik Basketball 1-2-8-4 All-Star 4 Baseball 2-8 Volleyball 4 Ride Club 8-4 HELEN MCCALL Hahn Basketball 1-2-8-4 Homemaking 4 Tri-Hl-Y 8 Black Diamond Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Volleyball 4 JOHN McCALL Iohnny Aeronautics Club 3 Tumbling Team 8 '.Cross My Heart 4 Ride Club 4 ARLIE McDOWELL ..Mu,. Homemaking 4 Tri-Hi-Y 8 Pep Club 4 Glee Club 2 U IAMESSMITH num.. Basketball 8 f Baseball 2-8 Black Diamond Stal 8 Kodak Club 8 Gross My Heart 4 -ailin- 'fx f V-J .V ', ' iiigdewz-11. EVELYN MclINNEY lBck01 Band 2-8-4 Orchestra 8 Glee Club 2-8-4 All-County Chorus 8-4 Tri-Hi-Y 8 Homemaking 4 Pep Club 4 Cross Hy Heart 4 G'uckoo's Nest 4 Volleyball 8-4 Black Diamond Sta!! 4 IOHN SWAR11. Ir. nlunbr.. Band 2-8-4 Orchestra 8 Volleyball 8-4 PAYE RANDOLPH Maud Basketball Manager 8-4 Librarian 4 Etiquette Club 8 Homemaking 4 Black Diamond Stal 8-4 MARUIA SHOCK HMUU.. Glee Club 2-8-4 All-County Chorus 8-4 Homemaking 4 Etiquette Club 8 Pep Club 4 LOUISE WEETEB ..Lou.. Homemaking 4 Etiquette Club 3 Pep Club 4 Q l .5 in 'HS' an ., I :lg :ll E 4 4 1' : . .V e M13 E., .,-, ,,': 2 i 5 H IF 'kg 2 'lf gl at K I v.,. J , 3 'ff ' ' A W e - H ,1 - .:. K.:, Af? a . .I' , if . ii. 5 l s RAYMOND SMITH Buster Basketball 8-4 Croce ly Heart 4 Kodak Club 8 Black Diamond Stal! 4 Volleyball 8-4 ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Bllaser Glee Club 2-8-4 Tri-Hi-Y 8 Orchestra 8 Pep Club 4 Homemaking 4 WAYNE STEWART uvvayh... Volleyball 8-4 Black Diamond Staff 4 Kodak Club 3 RUTH SLATER Slugger Basketball 2 Cheerleader 3-4 Black Diamond Stai 3 Cross My Heart 4 Band 3-4 Orchestra 8 Glee Club 3-4 All-County Chorus 4 Class President 8-4 Tri-Hi-Y 8 Pep Club 4 Homemaking 4 Mmum Mcnowm. 'mmf' Glee Club 2-8-4 All-County Chorus 8-4 Homemaking 4 Dramatics Slub 8 Librarian 3 -4 THE SENIORS' ODE Sometimes dull and very dry Are Histories ot the classes: !Please. dear reader. do not sigh. Let me don my glassesl. And so you'll find. if you don't mind. The history of the Seniors- Oi books and tests. of pranks and jests. And petty misdemeanors. In '37 we entered here. As timid as a herd of deer. Still pea-green. we bore the pranks Of students of higher class and ranks. With Mays as president: Callen. vice, Things were going pretty nice. Iohnny was keeper of the dough. And Charlie kept the books just so. Nine months we studied-studied hard. Results recorded on the well-known card. On leaving. we shed a hitter tear. So ended thus our Freshman year. September saw us back again 'Twas our turn to duck Freshmen. In number. then. we were no larger. Our president was Mister Barger: Betty Calien, 'twas our pleasure. Should keep the books and. likewise. treasure. The Callens. we surmised. went together. As lightnin' and thunder in rainy weather. For Iames, we made our president. vice. Him, the presidency couldn't entice. The first of Iune soon rolled around And found us leaving Sophomore ground. Soon-too soon-or maybe sooner. We entered here-a jolly Iunior. It might have been that we were older. Or maybe just a mite bit bolder. For band and glee club were our pleasures: Every activity we did treasure. We were grateful. every son and daughter. For Sligo High. our Alma Mater. We journeyed to Holland-Boy! what a night! Not to mention the minstrel put on by the band: Everyone thought it was Sirn-el-y grand! And then. in the fall-so suave and so sporty- 'Way back in A. D. nineteen hundred and forty. We bounced back once more to little Sligo We were determined we could never too high go. We had since lost a Wiser. !don't you just love his meter?J Two Newells. and a Mong. and a red-headed Heeter 'Till now we are down to a forty or so: CO1 course. I don't mean that our grades are so low! !?7 And now we are reaching the end of our trail, And. likewise. dear reader, the end of my tale. You we are leaving-ah yes! it is true: With our very best wishes. we bid you Adieu. it JUNIORS FIRST ROW-Marion McKinney, Gertrude Lobaugh, Lois Spare. Phyllis Myers, Fem Cyphert. Fern Myers, Claire Bashline, Vem McCall. Iennie Simpson. SECOND ROW-Violet Summerville, Virginia Shoup. Gamet Shook. Ellen Mae Sayers. Mar- jorie Schoch, Mary Barger, Iayne Hess. Alice Myers. Meriam Courson. Margaret Barger. Betty Morris, Leona Iohnston. Hope Horner. Peggy Nelson. THIRD ROW-Charles Fox, Robert Fillgrove, Frank Greenawalt, Bill Elliott. Leland Meals, Kenneth Stevens, lame: Morris, Walter Myers, Dari Myers, Karle McKinney. Warren Slater, Iune Dunlap. FOURTH ROW-Elma Magreni, Bill Simpson. Charles Altman. Clayton Gwenn. Tame: McKin- ney. Ronald Snyder. Von Peterson, George Gween. 'Thomas Cope. Wilbur Myers. Iames Shook. Dick Myers. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Iunior class opened the school year of 1940-1941 by organizing their class and selecting capable officers to carry them through the year. These officers were: PRESIDENT-Warren Slater SECRETARY-Iune Dunlap VICE-PRES.-Garnet Shook TREASURER-Peggy Nelson In September fifty students entered the Iunior Class but at the end of the year we only had 47. During this year the Iuniors held two skating parties at Clarion but as they were not very successful the class decided upon holding a dance. This was enjoyed by everyone who attended. We are now planning the Iunior-Senior Prom at which the Iuniors will entertain the Seniors on May 23. We hope it will be a success and that it will be enjoyed by all. Our class was well represented in the basketball team this year. 'I'he Iunior boys on the team were: Ronald Snyder, Warren Slater, Bill Elliott, Von Peterson, lettermen: also, Iames McKinney and Bob Fillgrove. The girls on the team were: Peggy Nelson, Betty Morris. Iennie Simpson, Virginia Shoup. Vem McCall. Leona Iohnston and Miriam Courson. They all received letters. Those who took part in the library play, The Cuckoo's Nest were Iennie Simpson, Virginia Shoup, Tom Cope, Karle McKinney. and Charles Altman. si. SOPHOMORES BACK ROW-Robert Callen. Robert Harkless. Arnold Hoover. Albert Hannold. Vincent Myers. Robert Grimm. Chester Davis. Leon Shook. Orvis Larimer. THIRD ROW-Clarence Shook, Lynn Hepler. Dean Curll. Richard Cole, Richard Lobaugh. Thomas Burns. Hunter Craig. Carl Wassum. SECOND ROW-arl McCall. Betty Stewart. Madeline Evanek, Lois Mcfllravy, Norma McKee. Mildred Courson, Eric Magreni. Fernando Ginepro, Cliftord Iohnston. FRONT ROW-Elnora Love. Carolyn Dunlap. Helen Hindman, Dorothy Carberry. Matilda Phillips, Emma Iean Kammerdeiner. Helen McKinney, Helen Best. Agnes Burns. Bud Meals. Sophomore Class History As Freshmen. we were fifty timid students from Sligo. and surrounding country. Before the end of the year only forty-five of us were left. Chosen as class officers were: PRESIDENT-Bob Callen SECRETARY-Dick Cole VICE-PRES.-Cliff Iohnston TREASURER-Eria Magrini Having successfully survived the Freshmen reception and most of the first year as greenhorns, we felt very important, especially after one of us. glliff lohnston, was chosen as one of the cast of the library play. Lucky tar. The present Sophomore Class consists of thirty-six members. several having gone to another school. Sophomore class officers are: PRESIDENT-Cliff Iohnston SECRETARY-Robert Grimm VICE-PRES.-Iune McFarland TREASURER-Agnes Burns We all feel like old veterans after giving the Freshmen such a fine reception. As for activities the Sophomores have not been so dull. Lois McElravy. of the girls' basketball squad, received a letter as well as Cliff lohnston. the boys' basketball manager. Helen McKinney, Dick Cole, and Dick Lobaugh are also basketball players. A large part of the Rifle club consists of Sophomores, and all its officers are of the Sophomore Class. As for honor students, our names have taken up quite a bit of space on the honor roll. We only hope to be a more worthy and, by all means. a more disciplined class in the future. FRESHMEN CLASS FRONT ROW-Thelma Finetrock, Betty Magness, Mary Sayers, Gale Horten, Laura lean Myers, Ioan Lobaugh. Betty Myers, Lucille Kunselman, Norma McDowell. SECOND ROW-lack Barto, Donald Fox, Dean Craig. Betty Botzer, Betty Keister, Ruby Stewart. Gladys Linamen, Helen Bartley, James Harkless. Dick Silves, Robert Courson, Iames Wagner. THIRD ROW--Geraldine Best, Veda Myers, Marion McKinney, Laura Stewart, Leonore Best, Mary Lee, Frances Hamish, Anna Lou Shoup, Evelyn McCall, Elizabeth Craig, Mildred Greena- walt, Lois Burns. FOURTH ROW-Dean Henry, Clinton Hazlett, Wilbur Hartle, Russel Henry, Robert Himes, Amold Raybuck, Robert Fisher, Raymond Lobaugh, Russel l-leeter, Paul Stewart, Roy Slater. FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of the school year of 1940 and 1941, forty-nine boys and girls entered the Sligo High School as the Freshmen Class. Since then three have left school and one has moved to another town, leaving forty five on the roll at present. The class officers are: PRESIDENT-Wilbur Hartle TREASURER-Betty Keister VICE-PRES.-Robert Courson SECRETARY-Iarnes Harkless Shortly after the beginning of school, the Sophomores gave a reception for the Freshmen who were all initiated. The party was a huge success and everybody sesmed to enjoy it. This year the Freshmen Class was quite active in -sports under the supervision of our coach, Max Henry. The following boys were out for basketball: James Harkless, Robert Courson, Ray Slater, and Dick Silves- forwards: Wilbur Hartle, Russel Henry, Dean Henry, were guards. Raymond Lobaugh played center. Toward the end of the year Mr. Henry organized a volleyball team. The following Freshmen boys were on it: Russel Henry, Raymond Lobaugh. Wilbur Hartle, and James Harkless. , There were only four freshmen that were members of the band. They were: lack Barto, Robert Fisher, Dean Henry. and Dick Silves. There are also a few Freshmen girls who belong to the Glee Club. Lois Burns and Ioan Lobaugh will be our cheerleaders for next year. EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW-Dean Courson, Charles Edward Hasenplug, Ir., lack Elliott, Frank Reed George Love, Albert McNutt, August Magrini, Russell Morris, Keith Meier, Iohn Greenawalt Richard Rhea. MIDDLE BOW-Walter Slaugenhaupt, Howard Mong, Elsie Craig, Elizabeth Carberry. Gladys Bums. Arlene Sayers, Doretha Adams, Betty Gutherie. Roy Stephens, Billy Benn. FRONT ROW-Phyllis Morris. Lena Vannucci, lanet Wiant. Norene Elliott, Phyllis Sedgwick, Iosie Ann Hartman. Ianet Snyder, Dorothy Henry, Ioyce Skinner. SEVENTH GRADE BACK BOW-Floyd Peters, Dean Simpson, Herbert Craig, Earl Fagley, Bob Duncan. MIDDLE BOW-James Swartz. Paul Henry, Clarence Hartle, Carl Neely, Dick Greenawalt, Darrel Spare. FRONT BOW-Viola McElravy. Hema Taylor. DeMaris Eberhart, Peggy Ann Kuneelman, Effie Mae Downing, Betty Bums, Marion Mong. SW Z V f . X - X 5 X N I, J X SX x X f ,J X U' Qf , ix wh KU V N 7 X x K I! WI ,ul fff X f f? ,, X A I 4 19' 'Wg' X f 7 - y f f Y'-.Q X I X 2 X ff I f' N Xx ' W XR ff f 5 A I f UI Z 7 5 'Ill' S ,,,, 7 ik W uf li ff! X ' 42 I 4 2 . X IH? 2 Q N, f If 9 5 V J 3 X I 'x ww? X N17 ' x Q 'syf g Q Q 9 5 It Q 11' pr rm X X , Oi ,OW N X SX iM? N fl ff ff ff ,f' gl ,. 1 On. A, C X . S Zan' S . .......1---- vY55f-,,....- lg-.,,i Y -.,,....i.,i -,.,..-1-M GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW-Vern McCall. Jennie Simpson, Doris Chandler. Helen McCall Ccaptainl. Betty Cullen. Leona lolmlton, Peggy Nelson. SECOND BOW-Faye Randolph fmanagerl. Lois McElmvy. Virginia Shoup, Meriam Counon. Betty Monte. Helen Mcllnney. Miriam McKinney. Mr. Henry 1Coach7. Parker' .......... 12 32 Salem' .......... 16 21 Knox' ....... -.. .......... 22 51 Clarion' ........... .......... 1 4 47' ' Rimbereburg' ..... .......... 2 4 28' East Brady' ........... .......... l 6 29' ' Shippenville .......,....... .......... 2 3 45 Clarion-Limestone' .. .... .......... 1 7 10' ' St. Petersburg' . .......... .......... 1 6 21 Emlenton' ............... .......... 2 4 26 Clarion ..................... .......... 1 4 35' ' Parker ......................... .......... 2 1 31 St. Petersburg .....,.,.,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,, ,,,, 1 0 25 Clarion-Limestone ......... ,,,,,,,,,, 1 5 25' ' Knox . ...,........................ .......... 3 1 33 East Brady ............... ,,,,,,,,,, 1 8 44 ' ' Rimersburg ......... ....,,,,,, 1 5 31' ' Emlenton ......... ,,,,,,,,, 1 9 37 Salem -.-................ .......... 1 7 27 ' 'Games away ' 'League games BOYS' BASKETBALL IAC! ROW-Coach Max Henry, Dick Cole. Dick Lobaugh. Ronald Snyder. lame: McKinney Bill Elliott. Robert Fillqmn. Clifford Iohnston. FRONT ROW--Clair Harklou, Ivan Brinker. Von Peterson, Raymond Smith. Dean Meier Warren Slater. Alumni' ............. .......... 1 9 ll St. Petersburg' ....... ......... 2 6 17 Shippenville ........ ......... 1 9 27 Alumni ..................... .......... 2 3 9 Clarion ....................... ........ . 11 7 Clarion-Limestone ......... ......... 2 2 15 Emlenton .................,... .......... 2 4 9 Rimersburg' ........... .......... l 0 6 St. Petersburg ..,...... .......... 2 1 6 Clarion' .......... - ....... ......... 1 2 22 Emlenton' .......,........... ......... 3 1 14 Clarion-Limestone' ....... ......... l 6 l5 Himersburg ................. ......... 2 5 15 'Games away GIRLS' BASKETBALL The basketball squad found the season of 1940-1941 another successful one. A lively interest was manifested in the girls' basketball this season. Their playing as a whole was very good, so good in fact that they tied for the Clarion County Championship with Clarion, both teams losing only two games. It was through the co-operation of the coach and the players that these games were won. The squad was made up of 13 players consisting of seven guards and six forwards, three of which, Helen McCall, Doris Chandler, and Betty Callen. received gold basketballs. Letters were granted to Virginia Shoup, Iennie Simpson, Peggy Nelson. Betty Morris, Leona Iohnson. Vem McCall, Meriam Courson, Lois McE1ravy, and the manager, Faye Randolph. The other two players were Helen McKin- ney and Miriam McKinney. One senior, Doris Chandler, was chosen to take part in the all-star game. Helen McCall and Peggy Nelson were given honorable mention. The captain was Helen McCall, and Doris Chandler was co-captain of the squad. The girls' squad has been very successful this year and hopes to be even more so next year. BOYS' BASKETBALL The boys' basketball team was not very successful this year due to their small size. but Sligo has a very promising future in their Freshmen who take a hearty interest in this game. Those who received letters were: Clair Harkless, Ivan Brinker, Von Peter- son. Raymond Smith, Bill Elliott, Ronald Snyder, and Warren Slater. A gold basketball was awarded to Dean Meier, the captain-having received a letter the previous year. The team wishes to express their sincere thanks to Clifford Iohnston for his services in the management of the team. Cliff was also awarded a letter. The coach. Mr. Henry, has done his best to build up a good team and has planned a very good future. His material next year consists of Dick Cole, Dick Lobaugh. Ronald Snyder, Iames McKinney. Bill Elliott, Robert Fillgrove, Von Peterson and Warren Slater. Then, too, there are his seven ferocious freshmen who are very up and coming. Everybody is looking forward and depending on those freshmen, so, boys. it's up to you! nm: Hm. nears amen num sumzn CHEERLEADERS! This year a new activity was introduced to Sligo High. Viz the Pep Club which met every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at 12:30. This noisy' t?J group was under the leadership of our three cheerleaders-Iune Hill. Ruth Slater, and Regis Barger. What our teams lacked in ability the Pep Club made up for in volume. H . XX ylfff Ming. ! l F552 f Kxelflg' E fc 5 S i f-Q, Qi Lvii'-E O S1 1 l'i Fsfch-0745 Sl N...f' AUTOGRAPHS 1 rl- ' V' In N. l PQ Tr x 4 r ,flfi Q lk 1 GENERAL ACTIVITIES In the years nineteen forty and forty-one Many things have been said and done. Good school spirit and activities. too. We'll touch on the high spots now for you. The basketball games have played an important part in this year's activities. The girls team acquitted itself very creditably and although the boys won fewer games they showed enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. The Pep Club xmder the leadership of the cheerleaders added zest to the games. In November the band members held a bazaar-a varied program of music. games. eats, handicraft displays. and dancing. At the present time the band members are planning and working to present a novelty program on May 2nd. There has been only one party during the year, the Freshmen Reception. but several dances have been held. one sponsord by th Alumni, one by the Rifle Club, and one by the Junior Class. However, among the coming events are the Senior dance in May, and the Iunior-Senior Prom. The home economics class during the latter part of the year has been serving lunches on Tuesdays. These lunches have been very successful as well as So far this year the only dramatic presentation has been the Cuckoo's Nest under the able direction ot Miss Myers, but the Senior play Cross My Heart under the direction of Miss Ofrazia will follow on May l6th. Every class has been well represented on the honor roll at every grading period. Also under scholastic activities, all Iuniors and Seniors were required to write American Legion Essays on the subject How We Can Best Build Morale In America. Then there have been skating parties, varied assembly programs, also occasional Friday aftemoon dancing. and then don't forget those daily 10 o'clock lunches-grapefruit, prunes. etc. As the school year draws to a close and as we in memory look back over the past year, we see that it has indeed been a busy but yet a happy one. Now. with Commencement activities and other events coming soon, the next few weeks promise to be even busier. FRONT ROW-Evelyn McKinney. Clayton Gween. Karle McKinney, Karl Wassum. Vincent Myers, Iunior Swartz, Dean Henry, Hunter Craig, Bob Callen, Ronald Snyder, Garnet Shook. SECOND ROW-Dick Silves. Iune Dunlap, Wendell Mays, Dick Cole, Matilda Phillips, Clarence Shook, lack Barto. Doris Chandler, Ruth Bums, Geraldine Courson. Eileen Elliott. Richard Rhea. Fam Myers. BACK ROW-Ruth Slater. Bob Fisher. Norma McKee. Leon Shook. Robert Grimm. Regis Barger. Ioanne Dinger. Charles Altman, Iune Hill. Mr. Sausner. BAND The Band Played On. That's what this peppy group did as soon as they entered the doors of Sligo High last fall. Nothing can sway our emotions as does music. It can make you laugh or make you cry. Since music is a very vital part of life, the band fumished music at all the basketball games and assembly programs to inspire our players and audience. Another class of entertainment was furnished by the Band last Novem- ber when the group put on a Band-Bazaar. This was attended by a large and appreciative audience who enjoyed every minute of it. 'l'he spirit of its thirty-four members is so rousing that success is very much within their reach. At present Mr. Sausser is planning another program by the band called Banzapoppin which we know will be another great success. BACK ROW-Betty Keister. Miriam McDowell. Margaret Barger. Elizabeth Phillips. Robert Grimn. Ray Master. Charles McElravy, Menarn Courson. Lucille Kunselman. Doris Chandler. Matilda Phillips. ROW-Leon Shook. Veda Myers. Marion McKinney. Ienny Simpson. Ioan Lobaugh. Martha Shook, Eileen Elliott, Mildred Greenawalt. Elizabeth Craig. Ruth Slater. Lois Burns. Regis Barger. ROW--Wendell Mays, Norma McDowell, Iune Hill. Ioanne Dinger. Lois Spare. Gladys Linamen. Garnet Shook. Virginia Shoup. Ellen Mae Sayers. Marjorie Shoch. Fem Cyphert, lim Shook. ' FIRST ROW-Evelyn McKinney. Hope Homer. Clair Bashline, Marion McKinney. Peggy Nel- son. Iuno Dunlap. Geraldine Courson. Lois McElravy, Nonna McKee. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is made up of forty-five very active members. Everyone of them is very much interested in creating a successful Club. The following members participated in the special entertainment for the Band-Bazaar given last November: Martha Shook. Doris Chandler. Evelyn McKinney, Miriam McDowell Beautiful Dreamer and Isle of Golden Dreams Iune Dunlap and Wendell Mays Let the Rest of the World Go By and When You Wore a Tulip Virginia Shoug I'm obody's Baby Ruth Slater and Ivan Brinker Blueberry Ruth Slater iaccompanied by Ivan Brinker on the Guitar! Ragtime Cowboy Ioe lim McKinney Ii I Had But Fifty Cents We hope the Glee Club will continue its success in the following years. FIONT ROW--Iennie Simpson. Virginia Shoup. Ruth Slater. Evelyn McKinney, Doris Chandler. IAC! ROW-Regis Barqer. Claire Harkleee. Charles McElravy. Charles Altman, Thoame Cope. Karle Mclimey. Mile Myers. Director. SENIOR PLAY The final dramatic presentation of this year is the play CROSS MY HEART sponsored by the Senior Class. It is a threeact comedy and promises many laughs to all who attend. The play is being presented under the able direction of Miss Oirazia. The cast are: Dave Adams. 55, small-town banker ......... .... Bess Adams, 50, his wife .......................... Pauline Adams. 21, his daughter ............... .....Raymond Smith Slater Dinger Bob Adams, 17, his son ............................... ........ I ohn McCall Ierome Ross, 60, the owner of the bank ........... ........., I amee Cullen Myrtle Ross, 50, his wife ............................. .................. R uth Bums lim Ross, l9, his son ...................................... .................. .. .James Snith Eleanor Ross. 16, his daughter ....................... ..... ..... Charlie Westover, 24. Pauline's fiance ..... .Geraldine Courson ..Charles McElravy Lola Pomeroy, 15, a neighbor ............................. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H1 9911 Hligu Carl Young, 18, Bob's high school friend .......... ........... V .,.,,,,, R ggi, Bm-gg! Henrietta Duval, 17, Bob's friend ................ ..........Evelyn McKinney Patsy Jones, 17, Bob's high school friend ........ Hill HOME ECONOMICS CLUB BACK ROW-Geraldine McCall. Helen Mc- Call. Miriam McDowell. Ruth Burns. Ioanne Dinger. Ruby Best. Arlie McDowell. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Goodlellow Gnltruc- torl, Iune Hill. Elizabeth Phillips. Doris Chand- ler. Betty Callen. Faye Randolph. Ruth Slater. 'FRONT ROW-Martha Shook. Eileen Hlioti. Claire Love, Evelyn McKinney, Geraldine Courson. Louise Weeter, Louise Kammerdeiner. Maxine Beet. an W RIFLE CLUB FRONT ROW-Robert Fillgrove, Loi! Mcfilravy. Agnes Burns. Iune Hill. Nor- ma McKee. Ioanne Dinger, Madeline Evanek. Hunter Craig. SECOND ROW-Max Henry. Lynn Hepler. Tom Burns. Bob Callen. Dick Silvee. Dick Cole, Karle Mcllinney. Wil- bur Myers, Dick Myers. Leon Shook. Dean Meier. Walter Myers. BACK ROW-Thomas Cope, Vincent Myers. Robert Grimm. Albert Hannold. John McCall. Amold Hoover, Charles Altman. Robert Fisher. Iames Shook. N. Y. A. FRONT HOW-Virginia Shoup. Faye Randolph. Ger- aldine Courson. Doris Chandler. BACK ROW-Von Peterson. Palmer Logue. Wayne Stewart. if ,, :lf ill Congratulations to The Class of 1941 SLIGO NATIONAL BANK Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS! Haskell Furniture Company Rimersburg Plumbing and Heating Co RHVIERSBURG, PENNA CLARION RIMERSBURG Compliments of Spindler and Starr BUICK-CHEVROLET Clarion, Pa. Compliments of Lobaugh's Country Maid Ice Cream CALLENSBURG CLARION M BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ROCHESTER, N. Y. Designers and producers of emblems for High School clubs WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG OF EMBLEMS Engraved Name Cards Charles E. McDonald 920 Investment Building 239 Fourth Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. M Compliments of J. B. KENNERDELL COMPANY School Supplies Kittanning Pennsylvania 0. H. 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