State College High School - Maroon and Gray Yearbook (State College, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1939 volume:

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Vice H.E President President S eeretary Treasurer sPENsHADE Six i I' L S S -,2 ' 'Z 'E ,.,,+ P 3 .ff g a s Wi? L 2 k .j - gf f fwis,s4:. aug W 1' , ,- - MARCIEl.LA AI.BRIC?HT Wisdom is better than rubies. G. A. C. 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club, Pres. 3, 4: A. A. U. W, Award 3: Sr. Tea Committee. REBECCA AUMAN Who contains herself goes sel- dom wrong. Dance Club 3: Home Ec. Club 42 Class Hockey 3: Sr. Banquet Com- mittee. DOLICILAS BEMAN I bear a charmed life. Aviation Club 2: Radio Club 3: Science Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Track 4: Sr. Tea Committee. LIELIAN BENDER Whose yesterdays look back- wards with a smile. Home Ec, Club l, 2: Sec'y-Treas. 3: Vice Pres. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Hockey 3, 4: Volley Ball 2, 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 3, 4: Verse Speak- ing Choir 3: PIPER Staff 4: Sr. Tea Committee. JACK BENN Fain would I climb, yet fear to fall. Band 3, 4: Science Club 1. 31 Hi-Y 2: Dramatics Club 2: Aviation Club Sec'y-Trcas. 4: Class and H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Mgr. 41 Tea Committee. 72' ai. Bl-ETTY BILLETT The word of life it is my meat. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4: Jr. Music Club 2. 3, 4: Physical Science Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 3: Student Council Pres, 4: A. A. U. W. Award 3: PIPER 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Oper- etta 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Thes- pians 4. BERNARD BODLE A fair exterior is a silent recom- mendation. Athletic Club 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Science Club 1: Sr. Banquet Committee. CHARLES BREON He held his seat-a friend to the human race. Soccer 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 4. ROBERT BREON Man about town. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2. Vice Pres. 3: Hi-Y Club 4: Jr, Plays: Sr. Play: Conservation Club 3, 4: Football 1: Thespians 4: Sr. Banquet Committee. ENSIGN BROWN None but himself can be his parallel. Football 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Dramatics Club. Vice Pres. 3: Jr. Music Club 3: Conservation Club 3, 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 3, 41 Operetta 4: Athletic Club 4: Thes- plans 4. Eight b KENNETH BUCKENHORST He is very fine-but I cannot tell what the dickens his name is. DEAN CLYDE With too much quickness ever to be taught With too much thinking to have common thought. PIPER Staff, Jr. Editor 3, Ass't. Edi- tor 4: H. R. Ol-'Ficer 3, 4: Sr. Class Sec'y: Jr. Declamatory Contest: Nat'l Forensic League 2, 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: P. T. A. Award 2: A. A. U. W. Award 3. 'I STANLEY Coma An honest man's the noblest work of God. Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4: Debate Club 2, 3: Avia- tion Club, Vice Pres. 4: Jr. Plays, HARRY CONGER O sleep! it is a gentle thing, Beloved from pole to pole. Track 3, 4: Athletic Club 3, 4: Foot- ball 4: Basketball 3: Glee Club 4: H. R. Officer 4: Sr. Banquet Committee. BEATRICE CORL Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Dramatics Club 2: Dance Club 3: Home Ec. Club 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Sr. Banquet Committee. Nine ALLEN CRABTREE As a wit, if not the first, in the very first line. ' Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, Capt 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Student Council 3. 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Conservation Club 3, 4: H. R. Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Class Track 3, 4: Sr. Ban- quet Committee. RUTH CROIMER She possessed a peculiar talent of producing eject in what- ever she said or did. Dramatics Club 1, 3: Glee Club 1. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: H. R. and Class Basket- ball 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Jr. Music Club 4: H. R. Officer 3: Hockey 4: Volley ball 3, 4: Maroon and Gray: Thespians 4. MARIAN CROW I am here: I shall remain here. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Phys. Science Club 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: H. R. and Class 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Hockey and Baseball 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ban- quet Committee. DONALD DAVIS You can see farther into a mill- stone than into him. Hi-Y Club 3, Treas. 4: Tennis 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Phys. Science Club 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Student Council: PIPER Staff 2, 3, 4: H. R. Of- ficer 2, 3: Jr. Music Club 5: A. A. U. W. Award 3: Class Basketball 2, 3. FRED DOGGETT There is a great deal of ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Phys. Science Club 1, 2. 4: Wrest- ling 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Radio Club 3: Sr. Tea Committee. A-1' RAY ELLENEERGER Youth is wholly experimental. l Soccer 3. 43 Track 3, 4: Basketball, Mgr. 3, 43 Sr. Tea Committee. ELMER ETTERS It is good to live and learn. Football 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Banquet Committee. BETTY FOSA Here comes the lady. Thespians 43 A. A. U. W. Award 3: Jr. Play: Sr. Playg Operetta 43 Tri- Hi-Y 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 Jr. Music Club 43 Make-Up Club 43 G. A. C 1 2 3 4 L-All-ICA... 'aff ffl ANNA MARY GARNER Only the wisest never change. Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 43 Tri- Hi-Y 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 21 A Cap- pella Choir 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4: A. A. U. W. Award 33 Sr. Tea Committee. IEANNE GATES It is great to have friends when one is young. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 31 Basketball, Mgr. 3. 4: Home Room Pres. 3: Make-Up Club 41 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Jr. Playsg Sr. Play: Jr. Extemporaneous Contest 3: Jr. Music Club 2, 3: PIPER 1. 2. 3. 42 Maroon and Gray, Thespians 4. l. BESSIE GIFFORD That Southern personality- Dramatics Club 23 H. R. Basketball 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Make-Up Club 4: Chorus 33 Maroon and Gray, Sr. Ban- quet Committee. HARRY GILL I have an exposition of sleep come upon me. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Club 2, 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Wrestling 43 H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3. NELSON GILL What sweet delight a quiet life affords! Boys' Glee Club 3. MARK GILLIGAN Happiness is the harvest of a quiet eye. Wrestling 2, 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 33 Athletic Club 2, 3, 4. MARIORIE GILLILAND By the work one knows the worlcman. Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4. Ten FRANCES HALEY Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most im- portant. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Plays: Oper- etta 2, 3, 41 Sr. Playg Dramatics Club 23 A Cappella 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Jr. Music Club 2, 35 Phys. Science Club 43 Jr. Declamatory Contestg H. R Basketball 3. 41 Thespians 4. IANE HANSCOM Brevity is the soul of wit. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Class Hockey 4: Class Basketball 3, 43 Verse Speak- ing Choir 33 Sr. Tea Committee. HOWARD HARPSTER Ever charming, ever new. Aviation Club 13 Sr. Banquet Com- mittee. RICHARD HALEY Deeds, not words. Basketball 3, 43 Jr. Plays: French Club 3: Phys. Science Club 43 Sr. Banquet Committee. MARQUENE HARTMAN And when a lacly's in the case, You know all other things give placef' Varsity Basketball 3, 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 2, 3: Glee Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Make-Up Club 4: G. A. C. Board 2, 3, 43 Class Baseball 25 Sr. Banquet Committee. Eleven BETTY HARTSWICK We can never have too much of a good thing. Glee Club 2, 3: Home Ec. Club 2. 3. 4, Sr. Banquet Committee. vQ,.,..J+C. kd, af' X IEAN HARTSWICK So wise so young. Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Verse Speaking Choir 3: Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Hockey Mgr. 43 Volley Ball Mgr. 4: Sr. Play: Operetta 4: Thespians 43 G. A. C.: Sr. Banquet Chairman. PHILIP HASSINGER Better late than never. Track 1, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 41 Dramatics Club 1, 23 Latin Club 23 Sr. Banquet Com- mittee. BETTY IANE HAUPT Style is the dress of thought. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Dra- matics Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 41 PIPER Stat? 3, 43 Chorus 13 Sr. Tea Commit- tee. PAULINE HAYEORD Bashfulness is more often con- nected with good sense than with over-assurance. Chorus 3, 45 Dance Club 3. IJALE HERMAN A good man possesses a king- dom. Glee Club 1.2.3. IJAVID I'IER'I'Z I shall not let my studies inter- fere with my education. livl-:LYN HOLMES Grace is to the body, what good sense is to the mind. Dramatics Club 33 Make-Up Club 4: Opcretta 33 Sr. Play: Glee Club lg A Cappella 2, 35 Sr. Banquet Com- mittee. EARL HCJMAN Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Dramatics Club 21 Radio Club 3: Sr. Tea Committee. MADEl.INE I'IOS'l'liRMAN A name is a kind of face by which one is known. Glec Club 1, 2, 31 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 41 all 3 Librar Club 1 2 Volley-b 2 y , ' Make-Up Club 43 Sr. Banquet Com- mittee. IRENE ISI-ILER Beauty is not always skin-deep. Operetta 2, 33 Jr. Plays: PIPER 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 23 Dramatics Club, Pres. 1,31 Make-Up Club, Pres. 43 Jr. Music Club 2, 33 Varsity Basketball: Jr. Ex- temporaneous Speaking: Sr. Play: Maroon and Gray. LOUISE Ioi-INSON She's pretty, and therefore to be wooed. Jr. Plays: Dramatics Club 2: Dance Club 33 Make-Up Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 45 Orchestra 2, 31 Volley-ball 3, 41 Sr. Banquet Committee. NEAL IOHNSON O! It is excellent to have a giant's strength. Football 1, 2, 4: H, R. Basketball 3: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4. FRANCES IONES Nothing is rarer than real good- ness. Library Club 1, 2: Glee Club 2: Dance Club 31 Phys. Science Club 4: Hockey 4. MIRIAM IONES Some will always be above others. Dramatics Club 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 41 Chorus 13 A Cappella 2. 3, 4: Sextette 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3: G. A. C. 1, 2, 3. 4: Make-Up Club 43 Sr. Banquet Com- mittee. Twelve tl JA SANFORD KALIN He had talents equal to busi- ness, and aspired no higher. Stamp Club 1: Dramatics Club 3: Phys. Science Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Jr. Prom Dance Comm.: Sr.-Alumni Dance Comm.: Sr. Play, Bus. Mgr.: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Banquet Committee. IACK KELLER I know everything except my- self. Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 1, 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Operetta 3: Soc- cer 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 3: P. T. A. Award 2: A. A. U. W. Award 3: Phys. Science Club 4: Maroon and Gray: Thespians 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr, Music Club 3. 4. PAULINE KELLER Woman! Nature's darling child! Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Hockey 3, 4: Make-Up Club, V. Pres, 4: Jr. Music Club 2, 3: PII-ER staff 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Jr. Extemporaneous Speaking: Thespians 4. GLORIA KNEPPER She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4: Dramatics Club 2: Glee Club 2: Student Council 3: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Jr. Music Club: Phys. Science Club 4: Operetta 2, 3: Jr. Declamatory Contest: PIPER Edi- tor 4. MARTIN KNUTSEN His cogitative faculties im- mersed In cogibundity of cogitation. Hi-Y Club 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 2, fl, 4: Stamp Club 2: Band 4: Orches- tra 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Banquet Com- mittee. Thirteen KENNETH LAMEERT Silence is the perfectest herald of Joy. Hi-Y Club 3. 4: H. R. Basketball 2. 3, 4: Soccer 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Phys. Science Club 4: Sr. Tea Committee: Maroon and Gray. MIRIAM LISSE Laugh if you are wise. A Cappella 2, 3, Pres. 4: Chorus 2 V. Pres. 4: Jr. Music Club 3, 4: PIPER 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Sex- tette 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Maroon and Gray: Sr. Tea Committee. DOROTHY LONG That ever present sense of hu- mor. Dramatics Club, Pres. 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Make-Up Club 4: Operetta 3: Maroon and Gray: Thespians 4: H. R. Officer 3: Sr. Banquet Committee. RALPH LOWDER My name is deceiving. Soccer 3, 4: Wrestling 2: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2: Conservation Club 3. BETTY MARSH Man delights not me, no, nor woman either. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Operetta 4: Sr Banquet Committee. ROBERT MARKl.E Our best thoughts come from others. Student Council 3, V. Pres. 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Football, Ass't. Mgr. 2, 3. Mgr. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Pres. 4: Class Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Basket- ball 2: Sr. Banquet Committee. THOMAS MASON I hate nobody, I am in charity with the world. Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 4: Thespians 4: Sr. Banquet Committee. LESLIE MECKLEY Good nature is the beauty ofthe mind. MARlI.YN MILES How goodness heightens beauty! Glee Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Music Club 4: Make-Up Club 4: PIPER 4: Verse Speaking Choir 3: Sr. Tea Committee. Bli'l 1'Y IANE MIl.l.RR In so many words- Operetta 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Jr. Plays: PIPER 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Dra- matics Club 1, 3: Make-Up Club 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Music Club 2, 3: Sr. Tea Commit- tee. Y 3 CAROL MIl.LER Charms strike the sight, and merit wins the soul. Chorus 1, 3. 4: A Cappella 4: Jr. Music Club 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Make- Up Club 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Jr. Declamatory Contest: PIPER 4: Verse Speaking Choir 3: Thespians 4: Ma- roon and Gray. ELLEN MILLER As merry as the day is long. Glee Club 3, Pres. 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Make-Up Club 4: PIPER 4: Hockey 4: Class and H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Operetta 4. GEORGE MILLER Silence is one great art of con- versation. Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, Sec'y-Treas. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Conservation Club 3: H. R. and Class Basketball 1. WILLIAM MINSHALL O wearisorne condition of hu- munity! Aviation Club 2, 4: Radio Club 3: Operetta 3: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 2, 3: Sr. Banquet Committee. FRANCIS MUssER This bold bad man. Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1: H. R. and Class Basketball 2. 3, 4: Ath- letic Club 2. 3, V. Pres. 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Conservation Club 3: H. R. Offl- cer 3, 4: Sr. Banquet Committee. Fourteen FRED MYERS I spoke no word. Football 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Jr. Plays: Shop Club 1, 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Operetta 3: Sr. Tea Committee. GLENN MYERS Benevolent feeling ennobles the most trifling actions. Science Club 1: Dramatics Club 2. ROBERT MACMULLIN When the brisk minor pants for twenty-one. Football 2: Golf 3, 4: Class Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Conservation Club 3: Hi-Y Club 4: Wrestling 4. IEAN MCDONALD Kind hearts are more than coro- nets. Home Ee. Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1, 2: Sr. Tea Committee. BETTY NOLL A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2: Home Ee. Club 1, 3, 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basket- ball 2: Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2: Sr. Tea Committee. Fifteen Q ANNA NORRIS Responsibility educates. Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play: Operetta 3, 4: Sr. Play: Home Ec. Club 4: PIPER 4: Jr. Declam- atory Contest: Verse Speaking Choir 3: Chairman Sr. Tea Committee. RUBY OVERHOLTS A good name is better than pre- cious ointment. Dramatics Club, Pres. 1, 2: Jr. Plays: Make-Up Club 4: Chorus 23 Jr. Music Club 4: H. R. Officer 2.3, 4: Sr. Play: Operetta 4: Verse Speaking Choir 3: Thespians 4. ROBERT PARK I am not a politician, and my other habits are good. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Athletic Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Tea Committee. IANE PARKHILL And mistress of herself, though china fall. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: A Cappella 4: Jr. Plays: A. A. U. W. Award 3: Debating 3, 4: Volley-ball 2: H. R. Basketball 2, 3: Operetta 2. ii: Jr. Music Club 4: Sr. Tea Commit- ee. ELLEN POORMAN Less matter with more art. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Club 3: Art Club 1, 2: Maroon and Gray. WIl,LlS POORMAN Boldness, again boldness, and ever boldness. Football 2, 3. 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Jr. Plays: Wrestling 2, 4: H. R. Basket- ball 23 Glee Club 2, 43 Athletic Club 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN POPI1 The one thing finished in this hasty world. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Dramatics Club, V. Pres. 2, 33 Phys. Science Club 4: P. T. A. Scholarship Award 23 A. A. U. W. Award 3: Student Council 1, 43 Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Operetta 2, 3: A Cap- pella 2, 3, 43 Maroon and Grayg Sr. Tea Committee. ADRIENNE PORTER Perfect simplicity is unconsci- ously audacious. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Make- Up Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Jr. Plays: Operetta 2: Student Council l, 35 H. R. Olficer 1, 3: Class Officer 33 Cheer- leader 2, 3. Head 43 Glee Club 1, 3: Maroon and Gray. IACQUELINE REESE Custom cannot stale her infinite variety. Make-Up Club 4: Maroon and Grayg Sr. Tea Committee. CHARLES RIDENOIIR Little but mighty. Class President 2, 3, 4: Student Council l, 2, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Hi- Y Club 41 Wrestling 2, 3, District and State Champion 4: Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: Conservation Club 32 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club 2, Sec'y 3, 4: Thespians 4. WILLIAM ROBINSON Young Abe. Science Club 4. HAROLD RUDY What a sight there is in that word smile! PAUL RUDY Patience is the key of content. Wrestling 3, 4: Athletic Club 43 Track 4. HYLA SEESE She is not made to be the admir- ation of all, but the happiness of one. Home Ec. Club 3, 4. PHILIP SELLERS Cheerful looks make every dish a feast. Wrestling 2, 3: Science Club 1, 2, Pres. 33 Phys. Science Club 4. Sixteen HELEN SHEA Infinite riches in a little room. Dance Club 1, 33 Home Ec. Club 4, Hockey 43 H. R. Officer, Pres, 13 Sr. Tea Committee. MARY SHEEHE True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Phys. Science Club 43 Home Ec. Club 13 Jr. Plays3 Oper- etta 23 Hockey 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 31 Tennis 33 PIPER 13 Sr. Tea Commit- tee. WILLIAM SHOEMAKER There is more here than meets the eye. Glee Club 13 Sr. Banquet Commit- tee, ERINIINGARDE SIMPSON Generally speaking, well, Fm generally speaking. Orchestra 3, 43 Jr. Declamatory Contest3 Phys. Science Club 43 Verse Speaking Choir 33 Dance Club 33 Vol- ley-ball 3. ALEDA SNOW Knowledge is power. Nat'l Forensic League 3, 43 Jr. Plays3 Sr. Play3 Operetta 43 Jr. De- clamatory Contest3 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Make-Up Club 43 Chorus 43 Verse Speaking Choir 33 PIPER 43 Thespians 4. Seventeen ANN SPARHAWK She has no trait more striking than her common sense. Glee Club 23 A Cappella 3, 43 Dance Club 13 Dramatics Club 23 Home Ec. Club 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 H. R. Bas- ketball l, 23 Class Basketball 2, 33 Sr. Tea Committee. DEWEY SPICER The spice of life. Track 3, 43 Basketball 4. ROBERT SPRoA'r Good will, like a good name, is gotten by many actions. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 H. R. and Class Basketball 43 Wrestling 3, 4: Track. Mgr. 43 Athletic Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 Class Officer 43 H. R. Officer 32, gl Conservation Club 33 Class Track EDWARD STEIDLE I am the very pink of courtesy. Chorus 3, 43 Band 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Puma 43 Phys. Science Club 43 Radio Club 33 Soccer 3, 43 Maroon and Grayg Sr. Tea Committee. NED STEVENS The very pink of perfection. Chorus 43 Football 2, 3, 43 A Cap- pella 23 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 H. R. and Class Basketball 2, 3, 43 Pres. Student Council 43 Golf 3, 43 Sr. Tea Com- mittee. f' I x 5,5-f f .' T fl, . , Y 4 , PAULINE STRINGFELLOW To be trusted is a greater com- pliment than to be loved. Class and H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 Class Volley- ball 3, 43 PxPER 43 Maroon and Gray: Sr. Bancuet Committee. EDNA SUYDAM Good company and good dis- course are the very sinews of virtue. Operetta 33 Jr. Playsg Sr. Play: Pina 3, 43 A Cappella 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 23 Jr. Music Club 3, 43 Sr. Tea Commit- tee. RICHARD THOMPSON Intellect and industry are never incompatible. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Plays3 Sr. Play3 Radio Club 3: Phys. Science Club 43 Chorus 4: Volley-ball 33 H. R. Officer 33 Maroon and Grayg Thes- pians 43 Sr. Banquet Committee. MAR1'HA TOBIAS Good sense and good nature are never separated. A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Jr. Music Club 3, 43 PIPER 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Jr. Plays3 Glee Club 1. 23 Thespians 43 Maroon and Gray3 Sextette 4. FRANCES TRESSLER Those move easiest who have learned to dance. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 41 Student Council 33 French Club, V. Pres. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Make-Up Club 43 Oper- etta 2, 43 Jr. Plays: Sr. Play3 Jr. Music Club 2. 33 Maroon and Gray. 1 RODNEY TRESSLER A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Athletic Club 2. 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 43 Volley Ball 43 Basketball 43 H. R. and Class Basketball 2, 3. EARL VAN TRIES When words are scarce, they're seldom spent in vain. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 43 Track 1, 2 43 Radio Club 33 Phys. Science Club 4: Sr. Tea Committee. IAMES WATTS Girls we love for what they areg young men for what they promise to be. H. R. Basketball 33 Varsity Basket- ball 2. 43 Baseball 23 Football 2, 3, 43 Aviation Club 23 Athletic Club 43 Sr. Tea Committee. RANDOLPH WEAVER Hang sorrow! Football 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrest- ling 2, 3, Mgr. 43 H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Soccer 43 Radio Club 33 Avia- tion Club 1, 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Sr. Ban- quet Committee. EMILY WE'FfERAU Whatever is popular deserves attention. PIPER 3, 43 Jr. Plays: Sr. Play: A Cappella 2. 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Ma- roon and Grayg Dramatics Club 1, 33 Make-Up Club 43 Jr. Music Club 3. Treas. 43 Jr. Declamatory Contest3 Thespians 43 Sextette 4. Eighteen EDNA WHERRY Peace is rarely denied to the peaceful. Chorus 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Hockey R, 4: Volley-ball 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 3. 4: PIPER 4: Jr. Music Club 3, 4: Tennis, Mgr. 3: Maroon and Gray: Sextette 4. if ui PHILIP WHITE Don't put too fine a point to your wit for fear it should get blunted. Basketball 1, 2, 3: PIPER 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 2, 3: Jr. Plays: Hi-Y 2, 3. Pres. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2: Jr. Declamatory Contest: Maroon and Gray. BEITY WILDE A light heart lives long. Tri-Hi-Y 2: French Club, Sec'y 3: Make-Up Club 4: Jr. Music Club 2, 3: Jr, Plays: Sr. Play: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Maroon and Gray. MARY WOLFE Chance generally favors the prudent. Home Ec. Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Dance Club 2. Nineteen ALLEN WOLFORD Good humor is the health of the soul. Aviation Club 2. BEITY Io WOMER The hair is the richest ornament of women. Dance Club 1: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Home Ec. Club 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 4: H. R. and Class Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Hockey 1: Class Baseball 1, 2. FLORENCE WORTHLEY And therefore let's be merry. Dramatics Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 1. 2, 4: Volley-ball 1: Sr. Play: PIPER 4: Baseball 1, 2: Thespians 4: Sr. Tea Committee. ROBERT CRAMER Whoever loved that loved not at first sight? H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 3, 4: Athletic Club 4: Shop Club, V. Pres. 1, 2: Glee Club 4. MAROON AND GRAY Senior Class History Many years ago a group of students-to-be straggled into the first grade, and at the end of the year straggled out again. This collection of growing humanity continued the same procedure during the following years-and here we are! Until our freshman year we took our education rather lightly. We had had skirmishes with math and social studies, but the prologue to our high school life began when we entered the ninth grade. Our boys helped make the junior high football and basketball teams the success they were. The curtain was raised for Act One when we began our sophomore year. Many of us were intrigued by sports. Football, basketball, and wrestling, in its first year as a school sport, claimed their devotees. Many sophomores participated in the operetta and debating. ' Act Two began as we became the junior class, and Act Two was composed of many scenes. ln football and soccer we were well represented. In basketball we had more than our share of participants. Iuniors composed more than half of the wrestling team. We also had our members on the tennis, track and golf squads. We had our share of juniors in debating. VVe helped to run the PIPER into a deficit, and we staged the junior declamatory contest. The plays and the Prom netted social and Hnancial profits. Curtain on Act Two. The script for the events leading up to the climax in Act Three will be found elsewhere in this book. But the play isn't finished yet, the final curtain on the Class of 739 will be rung down some time in the distant future. Twenty Twenty-one MAROON AND GRAY Charlie Ridcnour, State High's 115-pound wrestler. Dis- trict Six and Nine Champion, 19393 Pennsylvania Interscho' Iastic Champion 1939. MAROON AND GRAY Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1939 We hereby bequeath the following: Bill Clark offers to teach Bob Shigley how to amuse for abusej the teachers. Becky Auman donates to Phyllis Watkins her policy of being seen but not heard. We don't want to wish Phil White's puns on anyone. Don and Gloria leave Mr. Green's cloakroom empty. To Wacky Warner is left Bob Breon's ability to talk his way out of any jam. Cussy MacMullin bequeaths to Bill Reed the comforts of unpressed trousers and uncombed hair. We'd like to leave Charlie to Meyer, but his mother wants him to graduate. Paulie Keller and Marian Crow leave their chewing gum to Ieanne'Don- aldson. Stanley Cobb's rosy cheeks are donated to all anemic Iuniors. Bill Shoemaker leaves his growing pains to Christine Shutt. Butch's big brown eyes ought to be left to Bud Porter. Iackie Reese's poise is left for Betsy Edwards. To Dick McCord we willingly give some, if not all, of Ralph Lowder's seriousness. Evie Holmes' sophistication is here handed to Libby Furst. Fran Musser bequeaths his masculinity to Dick Miller. lane Parkhill's conscientiousness is a shining example for anyone. Dot Long bequeaths some of her wackiness to all serious-minded students. Dick Haley hands down his basketball ability to all new hopefuls. Dean Clyde's candid camera goes to anyone with a lot of film. Iean Hoy is to receive all the choice parking places. Bob Sproat leaves his ability to train conscientiously to Bob Hassett. Twenty- two If '.,A F gi San ll: , Hn -, Q gxny! K' Ax 5: 1 'W Q '51 Qliuiiyx -' 'X N , - 2-73251 M -. ,uf 'Q ' fm f 'i ' ' . '-W ' 6+ 112+ l 'kb , W F039 1 !Y ,, Q. g:iflQ:T V Jgx g be 'I -Y laid '-21.11. -1- - 5 , I XQ +3 :' 511 4 Z - Y ' s ' ' ' i E E ' f M L: E 5 C5 V- TB Xjwfw xJ.....J..f-- JQJ MAROON AND GRAY Cx it F F Junior Class ,.v Fmsr Row-N. Lucas. H. Norris, B. Fletcher, J. Graham lSec'yJ, L, White, D. Doty, J. Musser, P. Heberling, R. Burge. G. Mertens, J. Henninger, J. Alexander, D. Long, M. Beattie, L. Johnson, E, Dengler. SECOND Row-V. Ross, J. Ulmer, E. Loesch, L. Whitehill, M. Spicer, S. Myers, M, Zang, H. Keller, C. Warner, R. Kapp, G. Olewine, R. Smith, R. Glenn, C. Zicrdt. R. Weiser, R. Daugherty. Timm Row---R. Arnies, J. Greenland. H. Illingworth, R. Reed, C, Bloom, M. Merritt, H. Yeagley, R. Miller, J. Harter, K. White, G. Warner. E. lllingworth, B. Edwards, J. Morse. Founrn Row--B. Corl, D. Homan, E. Lowder, M. MacKenzie, J. Stover, P. Hess, H. Frost, H. Meyer, C. Shutt. J. Donaldson, D. McCord, R. McNaul, F. Williams, M. Pugh, G. Dietrich, B. Turner. Firm Row-F. Mack, P. Dailey, V. Barto, S. Parks, J. Lowden, W. Bechdel, H. Thurston, W. Reed lScc'yb, R, Struck, R. Kline, R. Seheirer, J. Lawther, R. Shigley, J. Aurand. Sixru Row4M. Garis. V. Wallace. C. Breon, M. Musser, P. Diehl, D. Barr, D. Arnold, R. Everhart, P. Royer, J. Stavely, L. Johnson, E. Gilligan, R. Ruhl. Sr:vt:N'rn Row4P. Edmonds, H. Ellenberger, B. Pielemeier, E. Rossman, A. Spearly, L. Strassner, L. Peters, D. Poorinan, E. Homan, C. Irvin, P. Bender, G. Decker, S. Blazer. Emnrn Row-R. Fulton, F. Harvey, W. Currier, W. Horner, H. Ralston, G. Grazier, E. Lower, H. Corl, L, Dreibelbis. Nor IN THE Pic'rUm:fHarold Porter 1Pres.J, and Anne Carruthers QV. Presb. Junior Class History Many members of our class were outstanding in football, soccer, and basketball, which sports were rather dominated by junior participants. We were also well represented in track, wrestling, golf, tennis, debating, and the PIPER. liven though a deficit was realized from the lunior Prom, everyone agreed that it was 11 splendid dance. The decorations were very elaborate. The experience we received from being in the Operetta helped make the Plays a grand success. They more than made up for the losses of the Prom. nf Twenty-four Oh 'DU . w Cast HW AROON AND GRAY nl 'DR 0 o . M0 Baoq , .9 a X in 'near 0 .KX X. Sw iwblfg Twcn ty-five ,. 1 Q1 1 L .omore Class - 3 FIRST Row-J. Garner, R. Illingworth, E. Barto. G. Cohen, D. Robinson fPres.J, M. Gauger 1Sec'yD, H. Griflith QV. Pres.J, R. Myers, B. Hassett, B. Smith, R. Smith, T. Hartswick, C. Smith, F. Fisher SECOND Row-J. Swartz, K. Metzger, C. Weaver. C. Champlin, S. Thompson, J. Sigworth, L. Blews, D. Houtz, M. Houtz, L. Stoy, R. Clyde lTreas.l, E. Cromer, M. Shibli. Tr-uno Row-B. Platt, D. Baum, E. Boyd, B. Ulmer, E. Loesch, E. Baker, V. Reed, K. Tressler, B. Ab- ramson, B. Harpster, M. Harpster, R. Saxion, F. Melhuish. FOURTH Row-N. Poorman. H. Homan, P. Rishel, J. Poorman, P. Gearhart, B. Smith, L. Maelhorn, B. Probst, H. Reish, M. Sherry, B. Benn, L. Knutsen, V. Elder, S. Kline, D. Shoemaker. FIFTH Row-M. Colpetzer, B. Doud, H. Gilligan, L. Burns, V. Swatsworth, P. Sunday, B. Heverly, L. Harper, P. Cobb, B. Donaldson, J. Whitehill, M. D. Shuey, R. Armes, P. Kuhn, H. Musser. SIXTH Row-M. Rewbridge, D. Shigley, M. Sheeder, B. Dux, L. Kreamer, V. Morrow, G. Twichell, E. Furst, J. Ash, F. Neidigh, M. Swope, A. M. Lowder, B. Lang, M. Johnson. SEVENTH Row--R. Kerns, T. Johnston, H. Kimmel, J. Ferguson, J. Albright, R. Henry, H. Steidle, T. Gates, H. Maines, B. Sheehe, H. Breon, M. Whitmyer, H. K. Miller. EIGHTH Row-Albert Kerstetter, R. Brouse, R. McConnell, J. Kuhn, F. Hess, J. Harper, D. Hartman, J. Hafer, W. Green, K. Rishel, E. Shearer, H. Ross, E. Kaufman. NINT1-I Row-H. C. Miller, G. Jones, R. Sheehe, R. Korman, J. Beach, W. Marshall, K. Mattern, W. Peters, R. Houtz, R. Frankenberger, L. Corl, R. Ralston, R. Ellenberger. Sophomore Class History We Sophomores have been preparing ourselves for the greater responsibilities which will come in our junior and Senior years, and we feel as if we have definitely moved in that direction. ln athletics we were well represented by Griffith, Breon, Garner, Hartman and Gutesg in debating by M. Gauger, R. Clyde, M. Revvbridge, and M. Shiblig in social activities by the people on the Sohp Hop Cornrnittee. Looking forward, We hope to accomplish much during the rest of high school. f? . 777 ?fA icq ,fi K i MAROON AND GRAY -79117 I w .A 1 .mir 1 3 yvv f - ' 7! 1,6 jc Nint Grade Ifntsr Row-M. Parks. R. Pielcmeier, M. Lambert, M. Hussey, R. Beam, I. English. R. Shilmli, ID. Carruthers, Smith, Ii. McNaul, Ii. Lockhart, D. Horner, L. Gillilantl, A. Rhinehart, M. Gaugcr, M. Tanner. SEc:oND Row-Ii. Merkle, M. Cole, L. Iiathgate, M. Ail-Lens, S. Dague, M. Miller, Arm- strong, I-. Gihson, M. Parks, A. Musser, P. Rilc, R. Lovett, C. Morse, A. Decker, IS. Van Saun, IS. Crum, P. Norris. PIIIIIRD Row-If. Miller, W. Weber. I. Smith, R. Anrantl, C. Role, G. Leihy, IS. Hence, A. Mc, Connell, R. Morrell, R. YNomer, C. Martin, H. Worthley, C. Neyhart, R. Rice, R. Smith Iforurn Row-li. Yeagley, V. Minshall, I. Nesbitt, C. Zuntlel, P. Daugherty, D. Ballcnger I. Mollit, R. llarvey, li. Hosterman, M. Hartsvvick, R. Overholts, G. Arnolcl, Ii. Har- I man, I . Iiogleman, ID. Zong. Fnfrn Row-R. Saxion, Ii. Spicer, Ii. Casscllmerry, E. Zins, R. Stover, P. Stulule, H. Cotnly R. Carman, li. lloy, II. Zong, L. Vx7omer, VV. Comly, U. Ritlenour, L. liauglnnan, I Ammerman. Six'rn Rowif D. Wnrll, M. A. Higgins, I. Springer, R. Hutchinson, P. Markle, li. Knox, S Ilnlly, R. Williams, A. Crazier, C. Cearhart, I. Heverly, M. Irvin, M. Cross, R. Twichell C. Taylor, M. Doerner. SEVENTH Row-R. Hamer, IZ. Anderson, li. Wolford, N. Stover, R. Stover, M. Harshharger, V. Reish, P. Strnhlc, Ii. Strulalt-, M. Henzi, Ii. Shank, I. Swarm, Ii. Gardner, A. Daugh erty. Enztrrn Row-I. Moyer, R. McCord, li. Iiltler, D. Dale, C. Knanclel, I . Witmer, R. Weaver, I. Hartsock, II. Iivey, I. Craig, I. Korman, K. Irvin, I. Donahue, R. Walker. Nnvrn Rowf-G. Watkins, C. Seilmert, M. Irvin, H. Knepp, I. Bechtel, A. Kerstetter. 9 I I Twenty-six MAROON AND GRAY Eighth Grade FIRST Row-G. Meyer, R. Miller, R. Hamilton, E. West, D. Kapp, I. Storch, R. Edinger, I. Merritt, I. Watson, H. Tarpley, P. Grove, D. Koon, F. Leathers, M. Iohnson, R. Zeller SECOND Row-P. Lang, M. Humphreys, A. K. Zierdt, B. Gearhart, V. Shoemaker, V. Park- inson, V. Spannuth, P. Harter, W. Neyhart, N. Ruef, N. Ishler, E. Hoy, I. Moyer, I Miller. THIRD Row-P. Margolf, H. Wahl, R. Hosterman, B. Tussey, R. Hann, F. Metzger, K Peters, C. Rupp, B. Kistler, C. Swartz, B. Fullmer, B. Adams, C. Kunes, W. Hickey T. Crow, F. Rudy, W. Parker, C. Friese. FOURTH Row-Miss Ruth Smith, M. Archer, M. L. Davey, M. Triebold, E. Van Tine, E Eder, R. Gilliland, A. Hendershot, M. Brouse, B. Barrows, E. Armstrong, B. Struck, D Tate, E. Trainer. FIFTH Row-I. Lutz, R. McDonald, D. Ruhl, D. Stearns, L. Meeker, F. Fagan, T. Egolf, M White, W. Graflius, D. Doan, D. Breon, W. Sherry, H. Green, E. Sheehe. SIXTH Row-Mr. Serif, Mr. Morning. Twenty-seven MAROON AND GRAY ,f - ' ' he ' ' Seventh Grade FIRST Row+N. Laird, M. Green, S. Caveny, W. Cormun, P. Henninger, D. Gerlrhart, C. Smith, I. Doerner, I. Olewine, C. Rohinson, M. Anderson, M. Krebs, R. Billett, R. NVil- liams, H. Iohnson, W. Lambert. Siafzowo Row-I. Myers, I.. Mnelhorn, M. Bechdel, C. Holland, Crouch, W. Horner, W. Zzmg, C. Mnrquurdt, S. Sprout, E. Allen, D. Benner, R. Pearce, E. loyner, I. l.use, R. Simonds. Truim Rowfl. Dux, M. Whitmore, C. Olmsteald, M. Armes, S. Gilliland, A. Iones, E. 'l'hompson, M. Dailey, D. Dailey, NV. Fullmer, G. Thorp, M. Fullmer, Myers, G. Green. Fol'n1'u Row-I. Reed, I. Snyder, I. VVin:md, M. Frost, P. Hamilton, D. Corman, R. Ross, C. Marker, S. Frost, M. Dietrich, VV. Curdack, E. Casselherry, D. Mitchell, B. Allen, P. Hook, A. Gregory, R. Smith. FIFTH Row-M. Sunday, S. Hoy, M. Stine, V. Showers, L. Hartswick, S. Etters, M. Probst, A. Smith, M. Luwther, I. Banks, H. Blazer, B. Betts, F. Case, A. Friese, G. Holland. Sixru Row-C. Currier, E. Selsam, M. Vlahos, B. Kinley, I. Brown, R. Yeagley, R. Nicholas, I. Keim, G. Dcngler, D. Mead, G. xfllllsllfll, D. Meyer, I. Bissey, P. Hoffman. SEVENTH Row-I. Neff, M. Breon, Fncer, M. McClintic, E. Decker, R. Irion, M. Bubh, B. Rudy. Twenty-eiglzt , N' ggah q 1777 Y f l -' ik - ,,f 1' fa : iw asm A Q: 5 ' .K4 In 3: Q ' gil JE i Qy 13 A ll Mimi, N ia ll ,ill 1.5 ,vi Q , - w -' Q1 . ' 'fv 94- - 1 xl Qi -. 1 I' ,,w. ,.vf1lWl7!Z5L ' .,. I w . 1' fW E ff ' .- 1 I5 1 1,15 . xv x 11' ' ,-5 Hi I ,B ' W7 y-'uf .4 fi Qrzsaff . 'W 1' ' ful if NV an QQ 6 M! -W Ram? p i ' , if 5 Aa? in 'fn if if ., fm 1 f'2 ?f1 JST? Af --If N 1 a+. Q 'Qi - 'FEW 5 f' 'Q ', li? il l:-fl 1 ETX J- 'M Mv A. J-W Sb' ' 'i ,E A , gg., :QQ my-af' -T ' . lil I 1 I 'T 'Q I w ' X Q! Q4 l ig YEQHJTJTQ J! Ei V 5 - 1 ' ' A+- ' , ,,. ff 1.4 7' ,, 3 , , 4 5535? ' rhgf , V 'igffl ,r '7 4- ' ' ' .., - 3 -5 1. , .. ---Q ,-i -i k fl u- K. if MAROON AND GRAY 1 -x ,W 7 Senior High Football l7nts'r Row--N. Saxion, I. Watts, I. Poorman, H. Gill, N. Stevens, li. Sproat. F. Yr D. lloty, C. Cummings, IS. Porter, D. Arnold, H. Ralston. SIQKIOND Rowwli. Cramer, C. Ridcnour, R. lirouse, H. Griflitlm, N. lohnson, C. Seiber Mason, H. Conger, G. Olewine, IB. Burge, VV. Green, A. Crabtree, I. Lawther. 'VIIIRD Rowfli. Markle, H. lireon, Coach liemmerer, Coach Adessa, Coach Stoddart. SCORES School Opponents VVilliamsburg - 13 Lewistown - - 32 Howard - 6 Iersey Shore - - 14 Philipsburg F - 0 Tyrone 7 Clearf:1eld g 9 Morrisdalel' - 14 liellefonte 0 Totals - - 95 YA-V53gld Eagle Conference Stale' High 20 0 13 0 13 6 13 32 18 E 1sser, t, T. The football team, much to the surprise of everyone, had a very successful season under our new coach, Ted Kemmerer, by winning the championship of the Bald Eagle Conference. Thirty MAROON AND GRAY OCCCI Fmsr Row-J. Garner, R. Kline, H. Yeagley, J. Struck, C. Breon, P. Bender, J. Keller, W. Bechdel, K. White, C. Warner, H. Spotts, R. Ellenberger. SECOND Row-K. Irvin, J. Stavely, D. Miller, T. Gates, L. White, R. Overholts, R. Lowder, D. Hart- man, K. Lambert, B. Kapp. B. Weiser, H. Keller, H. Worthley. THiRu Row-Mr. Serff, D. Robinson, K, Hosterman, J. Moliit. Tlzirty-one ii Junior High Football Fmsr Row-J. Donahoe, H. Zong, C. Kunes, D. Ballenger, K. Kunes, R. Bence, E. Dugan, B. Hoy, A. Daugherty, D. Koon, R. Billett. SECOND Row-D. Smith, P, Grove, J. Saxion, J. Bechtel, G. Green, R. Knepper, B. Adams, J. Storch, C. Martin, L. Meeker, B. Parker, R. Aurand. THIRD Row-J. Myers, P. Sherry, J. Brown, E. Joyner. D, Gearhart, B. Hickey, R. Ross, R. Womer, M. White. FOURTH Row-B. Myers, J. Crouch, C. Margolf, R. Simonds, D. Harvey, E. West, D. Benner, B. Cor- man, B. Graflius, E. Etters, Coach Armstrong. MAROON AND GRAY .ps Senior High Boys' Basketball Coach Armstrong, L. White, D. Doty, N. Cummings, D. Hartman, B. Porter, D. Haley QI-lonorary Captj, I. Lawther, F. Fisher, B. Hassett, B. Bodle, I. Benn fMgr.j, I. Watts QNot in Picturej. School Mifllinburg - Philipsburg - Altoona Renovo - Iersey Shore - Williamsburg - Bellefonte - S. Williamsport Philipsburg - Lock Haven - Renovo - Altoona Iersey Shore - Lock Haven - S. Williamsport Bellefonte - Totals - SCORES Opponents State High 13 25 25 18 33 24 26 30 20 16 13 24 38 25 35 37 24 34 14 53 36 35 34 24 30 19 15 37 24 18 25 52 405 471 The basketball team enjoyed an average season, winning a game and then losing the next We ended the season with exactly a .500 average. Thirty-two -fvf MAROQN AIg11ll,f,dRAY Wo' J Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Stoddart, G. Olewine, H. Steidle, H. Ralston, H. Breon, B. Horner, H. Griffith, B. Weiser fMgr.b Junior High Basketball FIRST Row-P. Daugherty, C. Martin, D. Morrell, D. Carruthers, C. Zundel, D. Ballenger, J. Merritt. Sitcoivni Coach Adessa, C. Friese, B. Adams, D. Koon, F, Metzger. C. Kunes, R. Shibli, J. Brown, Coach Stoddart. Ti-uma-J. Olewine, D. Pearce, J. Storch, J. Kistler, J. Dux, D. Mitchell. Thirty-llzree MARQON AND GRASY .u .X ' - Y fx u Uv' M Girls, Basketball l7iits'r Rowwl. filllCS, A. Porter. M. Crow, li. Long, P. Iicllcr, D. Long, l. lshlcr, li. liillctt, P. llcss, llanscon1. Siimxorvn Rowflf. Whcrry, I.Graha1n,R.Clyde, li. Miller, ll. Flctcl1cr.li. liurst, U. 'liwichc-ll, M. Forlncy. F. Wcmrtl1lt'y, V. lildc-r, Miss Cairns. School Williamsburg Philipshurg Williamsburg licllclontc Philipshurg Bcllcfonte Totals SCORES Opponcnts State 18 l-l 26 19 ll 22 14 19 27 11 8 18 - 104 103 Tht- girls' haskcthall team had a rathcr successful season under the coaching of our ncw physical education instructor, Miss Cairns. The squad will losc tcn girls through graduation. The graduating members ol' thc haskcthall squad wish the hcst of luck to the girls' varsity of coming years. 'F!1l'l'lj'-f0lll MAROON AND GRAY in w Tldrzy-five Girls' Volleyball FIRST Row-M. Lawther. A. K. Zierdt, P. Harter, H. Saxion, S. Duffey, L. Hartswick, J. Banks, M. Whitmore, V. Keeler. SECOND Row--Miss Cairns 1CoachJ, J. Hartswick, P. Stringfellow, J. Hartsock, A. Saxion, S. Dague N. Houtz, M. Humphreys, P. Rishel, L. Hoy, D. Houtz, J. A. Armstrong, C. Miller. Wrestlin Coach Jamison, F. Musser, J. Poorrnan, B. Sproat, N. Johnson, A. Crabtree, C. Zierdt, C. Ridenour B. Daugherty, G. Decker. T. Gates, C. Neyhart, M. Gilligan, Qnot in the pictureb. MAROON AND GRAY QF O Tennm l'lIll5'l' Row B. Sclleircr, F. FlSllCI', D, Davis, H. Yeagley, L. White. Srzvrmwn Row ll. Sl:-xcllm-. .l. Dm-1'11m'. .I. Ilnwllxer, K. While, H. Wurlhlc-y, Conch K4-mmerer. 'H..,:+. 41+fZ'- .ffrb-ll 'lp ' f age- . J., 1. -. . flolf Fms'r Rnw R. Steidle, M. Merritt. J. Watts. S. Kalin. N. Stevens, B. Mac Mullin. J. Harper. J. Haier, B. lIo1'ne1',G.Mille1', S1-:c'oNn Row 'A. Gregory, R. Knepper, P. Bender, P. Fogleman, D. Arnold, J. McKnight, B. Myers, B. Burf.:e, Cunclm Armstrong, B. Smith, H. Keller. Th f1'!y-.fix '15 ii mm A h X: N P IQ ,U ,' K ffl -A.11sQwJfx,yJ 'wx V321-J-Hx y , 3 3 fylfyf' 3' N . ,,,. pf .v , 1- J. X A I ly' V aonv.-img xfffx 'JJ Esc. ' 1' L f A f J 'W X-ff 'Uv 'M ff fl-55 Z X ' J f' riff' J' k , 135 . Q 'A' 'X f f if if A1551 i, w ' J, f fy -'11 3. X .kv-za A f W' 115. 'u ilI llQl lllIlllllw'mm um ' 'Hb Aw Y' - NH U Q ' J Ar- -1, f ? 2444.11 ' I 'fj-f-1LfSZ W Y H' '4 -. mIl,m1vH1Lr ww 1 Hlwillifiuff WMM:w'Mgf1114U!L4. WWI WU Mlm, W. ofzefx rn ZEN GN Q, MAROON AND GRAY The PIPER Fms'r Row--E. Miller, P. llelicrling, D. Clyde, G. Knepper, B. J. Haupt, P. Wetterau. P. Keller. B. Daugherty. SECOND Row-Mr. Williams, M. A. Higgins, R. Smith. B. Billett, E. Suydam, J. Gates, J. Graham. D. Davis. FIJITURIAI, STAFF lfditor . .... Gloria linepper Assistant lfditor Dean Clyde Literary liditors lidward Steidle, Phyllis Watkins Make-up liditor . Raymond Smith Don Davis, Paul Helierling Pauline Keller, Ianet Graham lloys' Sports lfditors Girls' Sports lfditors Art liditor . Bob Daugherty lnnior lligli liditor Mary Anne Higgins Faculty Adviser Miss Morrow BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Betty lane Haupt Advertising Manager . .. Peggy Wettcrau Assistant Advertising Manager . ..... .. lrene lsliler Circulation Manager . Ieanne Gates Fxcliange Manager . . . . ..... . Edna Suydam 'Fypists Fran Haley, Mary Slicehe, Ellen Miller lfaculty Adviser . . ..... . . Mr. Williams Tlifrly-f1'gl1l MAROON AND GRAY Thirty-nine Maroon and Gray FIRST Row-J. Reese, P. White, C. Miller, D. Thompson, J. Keller, P. Vvetterau, J. Gates, P. Tressler SECOND Row-Mr. Jamison, K. Popp, E. Miller, B. Gifford, P. Stringfellow, E, Wherry, B. Wilde Mi M , ornmg. THIRD Row-E. Steidle, E. Etters, A. Crabtree, F. Haley, M. Tobias, M. Lisse. Editor ,............. . . . Assistant Editor ....... . . Literary Editor.. Assistant Literary Editors ....... Humor Editor .... . ............ .. ........... .. . Assistant Humor Editor ........ .... Boys, Sports Editor. ..... . EDITORIAL STAFF .. .. .... .. . . . . lack Keller . Dick Thompson . .. .. ..... lacqueline Reese lien Lambert, Kathryn Popp Frances Tressler .. Ruth Cromer .. ........ .... A llen Crabtree Girls' Sports Editor ..... .... . ............... . .. ........... Adie Porter Art Editors ......... . ........ Carol Miller, Ellen Poorman Club Editor . ............. ...... ........ . . .. ......... Fran Haley Faculty Adviser ..... ........ ......, . . ........................... ....... M r. Morning BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ............. .. ................. .. ,... .. ............ .... . .. Peg Wetterau Advertising Manager. ............. ........... ....... . . ,... ....... . . .......... . .. Phil White Assistant Advertising Managers . .. ........ Irene Ishler, Edna Wherry Pauline Stringfellow, Ed. Steidle, Martha Tohias, Miriam Lisse Circulation Manager ..... .... . . . ............ . . . .... .......... .... . . .. Ieanne Gates Assistant Circulation Managers ......................... ....... I Sessie Gifford, Betty Wilde Typists . ............. . . Evelyn Holmes, Ann Sparhawk, Marqucin Hartman, Anna Mary Garner, Ellen Miller Faculty Adviser ........ ........,............ . ................... ................. . .Mr. Iamison l Rifh MARGON AND . -if t ,y .-of t tudent Council Fmsr Rowfll. Yeagley, A. Crabtree, C. Ridenour, F. Musser, R. Glenn, B. Billett, N. Stevens, B Reed, G, Olewine, R, Myers, S. Smith. SECOND Row-Mr. Passmore, R. Shibli, J. Merritt, R. Edinger, K. Popp. J. Olewine, E. Smith, C. Robin- son, J. Watson, J. Doeincr, M. Anderson. THIRD Row-J. Storeh. D. Kapp. D, Gearhart, J, Keller, G. Wainer, D Doty, B. Beam, B. Fleming M. Hussey, D. Cariuthers. R. Kapp, H. Meyer. Student Council Student Council ollicers the lirst semester were: ll. liillett, Pres., R. Markle, V. Pres.g li. Reed, Sec'y.g R. Myers, Treats., for the second semester, they were: N. Stevens, Pres.g F. Musser, V. Pres., G. Ulewine, Sec'y., R. Glenn, Treas. Student Council sponsored our special assemblies and movies after school, awarded letters and numerals to athletes, improved lire safety around the school by putting up direc- tion postcrs and having drills, and paid percentages on student injury bills. They initiated the practices of having dances after games and allowing Alumni to come to school dances accompanied by a member ol' the high school. On October l5 and lo, eleven delegates attended the Student Council Convention at Iluliois where they had national speakers talk on student government, group discussions of problems, and a good time. Our delegation was the second largest, Altoona's being first. Forty MAROON AND GRAY ' rin-I f sw 'f UNL '40- wp-f Www Debatlng FIRST Row-D, Smith, R. Clyde. A. Snow. D. Clyde, Miss Burns.2nd-R.Popp,R.Smith.P,Hebc1'1ing,M.SlxiZnl1 ik Junior High Boys' Athletic Club Fmrn' Row-R. Kneppcr. D. Morrell, R. Bence, C. Seibf-rt, J. Bechtel, R. Shibli, 2nd-H, Zongz. J. Donahue, C. Martin. J. Korman. D. Smith, Mr. Armstrong. 3rd-R. Dagherty, B. Hoy, R. Womer, H. Worthley. R. Boal. W. Weber. F arty-one MAROON AND GRAY atioual Thespians Fm:-:T Row 'l'. Maison. B. Broun, J. Gatos. B. Burge. B. Glenn, P. Keller, F. llnlcy. 2nd-C. Miller, R. Ovvrlmlis, D. lnmq, .l, llzirtswick. A. Snow, B, Fosa, B. Dunkel, Miss Burns, 3rd--C. Rl!lCl11JlIl', P, Wcitoraii, B. Billvtt. H. Kamp. F. Wrwtliloy, M. 'l'ohia:-z. junior High Dramatics Club l uzs'r Row I. Crain, A. Grazicr, A. Musscr, .I. Swarm, M. Elder, R, McCord, M. A, Higgins. 2nd-'Mi's. Watson, M. Garis, M. A11-licr, B. Barrows, P. Diehl, J. Thurston, C. Taylor. M. Parks. 3rd-B. Evcy. L. Gibson, M. Park, E. Smith. B. Spicer. A. Saxion, B. Merkle. Forty-Iwo MAROON AND GRAY .JI , I html WWW Girls' Athletic Club Board of Control Fmsr Row-L, Harper, M, Hartman, B. Heverly, B. Billett, J. Graham, M, Hussey. C, Taylor. SEUOND Row-Miss Cairns. B. Long, H. Frost, B, Ishler, J. Gates, A. Porter, B. Fletcher. FOI'fl'-fhl'l'l' Cheerleaders J, Ash, E. Furst, A. Porter, iHead Cheerleaderh. H. Benn. J. Graham, F. Tressler, J. Hoy mot in picturel. MAROON AND GRAY Junior and Senior High Conservation Clubs Fins-r ROWSB. Zang. D. Mitchell, C. Margolf, R. Edinger, B. Beam, P. Heberling, A. Daugherty, P. Markle, V. Shoemaker, N. Ishler, D. Doty, H. Tarpley, T. Egolf, C. Gearhart. SECOND Row-M. Irvin, B. Crum, E. VanTine. E. Trainer, M. Ream, V. Spannuth, E. Armstrong, E. Hoy, J. Moyer, B. Gearhart, M. Gross, M. Humphreys, J. Watson, P. Lang, A. K. Zierdt, P. Harter, J. A, Armstrong, J. Keim, C. W .Stoddart Ti-uno Row-R. Pielemeier. E. West, C. Swartz, J. Storch, G. Myers, G. Dengler, F. Leathers, F. Fagan, J. Merritt, R. McDonnell, B. Hickey, W. Tussey, R. Hosterman, T. Crow, K. Hosterman, M. White, J. Nesbitt, J. Myers, J. Brown. Fouirru Row-R. Womer, B. Leiby, H. Knepp, D. Harvey. M. Hartswick, H. Wahl. P. Margolf, R. Kistler, B. Adams, C. Kunes, D. Koon, L. Meeker, D. Kapp, F. Metzger, D. Doan, B. Sherry, H. Green. Fu-'nr Row-D. Weber, T. Hartswick. D. Hartman, C. Smith, H. Yeagley, R. Daugherty, C. Zierdt, D. Miller, R. Smith, E. Gilligan, R. Ross, B. Corman, P. Hook. Srxi-H Row-E. Casselberry, B. Allen, J. Ammerman, M. Merritt, D. Zong, K. Xrvin, R. Zellers, D. Robinson, C. Friese, R. Hamilton, M. Bechdel, I. Myers. The Conservation Club held elections at the beginning ofthe term and the same persons have held office since then. During the first meetings, speakers presented talks on the con- servation of animals during the hunting season. In Ianuary, the club began a study of birds. A trip was taken to the pheasant farm be- low State College in order to study the habits of these birds. Before the trout season started, the club Worked together in stocking trout in the near-by streams of State College. The club is primarily interested in the conservation of game and fish during the open and closed seasons. Forty-four Forty-1? ue MAROON AND GRAY Tri-Hi-Y Fmsr Row-L. Harper, E. Breon, M. Fortney. R. Fulton, E. Furst, B. Donaldson, M. Jones, J. Lowden, J. Henninger, L. Knutsen, B. I-Ieverly, L. Houtz, L. Hoy, M. Lisse, B. Benn, M. Hoy, B. Probst L. Maelhorn, H. Reish, M. Sherry. SECOND Row-M. Beattie. L. Cramer, V. Morrow, J. Swartz, F. Harvey, P. Dailey, P. Hess, J. Graham, A. Carruthers, F. Haley, V. Shoemaker, S. Kline, J. Alexander, R. Boyd, F. Neidigh, E. Lowder J. Whitehill, M. Shibli, B. Smith, Miss Miles. Tx-mm Row-J. Stover, B. Dux, J. Sigworth, L. Johnson, J. Poorman, P. Cobb, B. Long, K. Popp, J. Parkhill, M. Crow, E. Wherry, C. Miller, E. Miller, J. Kimick, J. Alexander, F. Melhuish, M Swope, A. Snow, M. Tobias, B. Gifford. FOURTH Row-G. Knepper, J. Hoy, B. Fletcher, B. Lang, P. Edmonds, L. Whitehill, D. Shigley, M. Sheeter, B. Marsh, B. Billett, F. Worthley, J. Hanscom, A. Norris, M. Sheehe, E. Suydam, H. Frost J. Donaldson, G. Twichell, H. Meyer, V. Elder, L. Miles. The Tri-Hi-Y performed many services in the school and community during this school term. At Christmas time, wreaths were hung over the home room doors around the school. The club also held a party in the gym for underprivileged children. Different members of the club assisted the Red Cross in making Christmas cards, valen- tines, and Easter cards which were sent to a hospital for crippled children in Virginia. Throughout the year the club visited various churches and took charge of the Lost and Found Department. The club also made posters for the Lenten Services and in other ways helped with the Lenten program. - v f MAROON AND GRAY v 17 3, iv- - f - ---. Hi-Y Fmsr Row-R. Smith. D. Miller, W. Bechdel, C. Ridenour, D. Clyde, D. Davis, P. White, A. Crabtree, B. Reed, P. Heberling, H. Keller, F. Doggett, R. Breon, R. MacMu11in, E. Steidle, F. Fisher. SECOND Row-Mr. Stoddart. D. McNau1, D. McCord, R. Daugherty, H. Spotts, G, Olewine, H, Thurs- ton. W. Currier, R. Scheirer, C. Warner, M. Pugh, R. Hassett, G. Warner, J. Keller, C, Breon, Mr. Jamison. Tnmn Row-J. Harter, J. Stavely, H. Steidle, D. Hartman, J. Struck, J. Garner, R. Kapp, M. Knutsen, D. Doty, R. Myers, B. Smith, F, Hess, H. Yeagley, D. Haley, H, Breon, M. Merritt, K. Lambert. The Hi-Y Club started its activities early in the year by printing football programs to sell with candy at the football games to raise money for their welfare program carried on during the Christmas vacation. The club was well represented at the Older Boys' Conference of the North Central Dis- trict of Pennsylvania, held in Milton on December 2, 3, and 4, 1938. A list of the club's activities would include general discussion meetings held every two weeks at Mr, St0ddart's cabin, participation in basketball games with other schools' Hi-Y teams, the operation of the Hall Patrol, ushering at the various athletic games, social activi- ties with the Tri-Hi-Y, and aiding in the Lenten Services. F orty-:ix 2 MAROON AND GRAY J '- ir . . 'W flrehestra FIRST Row-M. Glenn, B. Burgc, B, J. Haupt. SECOND Row-R. Clyde, O. Ridenour, R, Smith, M. Pugh, A. Norris, M. Gauger, P. Cobb, R. Davey D. Shoemaker, J. Harter, P. Sunday, L.. Burns, P. Edmonds, V. Ross. TIIIRD Row-B. Pielemeier, M. Parks. E. Simpson, E, Iliingworth, W. Currier, P. White, D, Robinson V. Swatsworth, M. Tobias, S, Cobb. J. Poorman, A. Henry, M. Knutsen, J. Beach. FOURTH Row-P. Heberlirig, C. Champlin, Mr. Smith 1ConductorJ, C. Smith, P. Watkins, J. Garner. I i Forty-.cczfcvz Band FIRST Row-P. White, R. Kapp, D. Long 4Drum Majorb, J. Stavely, F. Hess. SECOND Row--B. Glenn, D. Robinson, J. Harter. R. Sheehe, D. Shoemaker, S. Kline, M. Crow. THIRD Row-R. Shigley, B, Crum, D. Humphreys, W. Smith, E. Barto, P. Royer, B. Beam, R. Rice, E. Steidle, H. Friese. FOURTH ROWSJ. Keller, G. Cohen, B. Smith, M. Knutsen, J. Musser. FII-'TH Row-J. Storch. J. Myers, R. Korman, S. Cobb, B. Trainer, R. Edinger, R. Garman, J. Beach, C. Zundel, H. Keller, Mr. H, C. Smith tDirectorj. SIXTH Row--R. Struck, H. Cori. B. Reed, G. Dietrich, J. Garner, C. Neyhart, R. Smith. b Y 'Y x l J MAROON AND GRAY A Capella Choir Fiiim' Row- R. Miller, R. Daugherty, C. Zierdi. K. Popp. M. Tobias, A. M. Garner, F. Haley 1Pianist.J, B. Wilde, J, Alexander, M. Lisse tPi'esidenti. C. Shutt, J. Parkhill, E. Wciterau. Si-:umm Row--Miss Pipport, B. Minshall, W. Beehdel, J. A. Lowden, A. Sparhawk, C. Miller, J. Morse, B. Long. H. Meyer, M. Rewbridge. M. Jones lVice Presidenil. S, Thompson, P. MacKenzie, .I. Grznliain. G. Olewine, F. Fisher. Mr. Sei'fT. NUT IN THE PIUTURE--.lean HQz'kLSeCreiaryl, x . , xlyi .- ol I ,4 's S 11 s-,' 5 ,,,, W 'sl tv -1' i W 7 Senior Hi h Girls Chorus Fm 'r Row E. Breon, J. Stover. J. Donaldson, H. Frost, J. Lowden. C. Sliutt, M. Shibli, M. Lisse, E. Milla-i', .l. Kimick, F. Melhuish, .l. Hzmseom. L. Whiteliill, P. Diehl. Sizrrmn Row Miss Pippert, E. Furst, J. Graham, J. Ash, K. Metzger, H. Norris, S. Parks, M. Sheeter, C. Miller, V. Hzwpsier, J. Alexander, L. Blews, D. Sliigley, H. Homan. 'l'nnm Row llartswick, R. Armes, P. MacKenzie, M. Rewbridge, M. Swope, E. Lowder, A. Lowder, B. Lung, S. Myers, P. Hess, B. Long, A. Snow, M. Miles, E. Wherry. Forty-v1'gl1 t MAROON AND GRAY enior High Boys' Glee Club Fmsr Row-B. Park, G. Miller, N. Stevens, G. Olewincr, C. Warner, F. Haley 1PiariistJ, A. Crabtree C. Riclenour, P. Bender, B. Daugherty, D. Miller, B. Clark, B. Bodle, B. Smith, F. Fisher. SECOND Row-Mr. Serif, E. Brown, C. Zierdt, T. Mason, W. Poorlnan, E. Steidle, H. Thurston, B. Reed B. Kapp, E. Gilligan, T. Hartswick, D. Arnold, B. Hassett, D, McNaul, D. McCord. THIRD Row-D. Humphreys, W. Bechdel, L. White, B, Myers, R. Weaver, P. Jones, K. White, H. Con- ger, B. Weiser, L. Dreibelbis, H. Spotts, B. Ruhl, G. Grazier, H. Ralston. NOT IN THE PICTURE7RObBI't Markle 1PresidentJ. Forzy-nine Junior High Glee Club FIRST Row-E. Casselberry, M. Cole, M. Lambert, B. Merkle, C. Morse, J. Armstrong, M, Hussey, A. Grazier. C. Gearhart, J. Heverly, M. Henzi, I. Craig. SECOND Row-G, Leiby, K. Hosterman, A, Daugherty, J. Nesbitt, R. McCord, B. Elder, A. Moyer, M. Gauger, V. Minshail, E. Yeagley, Miss Pippert. THIRD Row-N. Stover, R. Stover, O. Wurfi, M. Parks, M. Doerner, E. Shank, A. Decker, B. Van Saun, D. Dale, J. Knandel. MAROON AND GRAY Nutauy Nlne Orchestra FIRST Row- 'ollll Butt lDi1'ccto1'J. SECOND Row -C. Lauck, F, Hess, B. Kapp. P. While, B. Burgc, J. Reese Tulum Row--B. Gardner, M. Knutson, J. Keller, A. Ca1'1'utl101's. FOURTH Row-D. Duty, B. Glenn lTechnicianJ INOI in Picturel. Junior Plays' Casts IIDLINCIS UI: THE KING King Artlmllr--Clmglrlns Ilimlcnour, luck Iicllcrg Queen Chlilmcvcrc-Anlic Porlcr, Czlrrzl Millcrg Sir I.2lllIlL'L'lUlf'IIUlll Mnsong Nlmlrccl-IVIq1rtil1 Iinutscnglvlerlln W--Plnl VVl1iIc1 Pngc-Iiclly VVilclc. XVI IIYI' CiRANDMU'I'I'IliRS KNOW Mrs. Mzlsoll--Alcclu Snow, Iirglly Millcrg Iulin IVILISOII-Ilfllll Hzllcy, Pcg VVCL- lcrziug Mrs. Slllllllflllllf Pnrlilmill, Louise johnsong Tlmurxngnn-Stanley Cobb, Ifrcll Myursg l.cx1tic-Mnrtlm Tobias. DAISY WONT TELL 'I'c4l--Iiulx Iircon, Don Danvisg Mzlywllot Long, Gloria Iincppcrg Daisy- I'II'2lIIL'L'S 'I'rn'sslcr, Iiancy Poppg Iunc-'Ruby Uvcrlmolls, Ruth Crmncrg Allen-- Ilick IIQIIL-y, lurk Iicllcrg Policcnmn4VViIIis IIOOFINLIII. IQNIVIQS IN 'I'lIl-l DARK .'Xl1l1--f-Ifmlllzl Suyclqlm, IJ.llllIllC licllcrg Cluirc-Iiclty Iunc Hzlupt, Betty Marsh: Aunt .Nlicc-Ilctty Iiillcll, Ircnc Islxlcrg Wxzync-Dean Clyde, Ifcl Su-illlcg Iilnir -Dick IIIIKJIIIPIKJIIQ Mzlid-Mary Slmcchcg PlLIIIICIOIIICSINLIIIA-Iglll Mlnslmll, linsign Brown. Fifzy MAROON AND GRAY Senior Play - Headed for Eden FIRST Row-P. Wetterau. F. Worthley, B. Breon, P. Keller, K. Popp, D Davis, B. Fosa, B. Minshall Miss Burns. SECOND Row-F. Haley, D, Thompson, F. Tressler, D. Long, E. Brown, L. Bender, B. Billett, B Edwards. THIRD Row-J. Gates, E. Holmes, A. Snow, T. Mason, J. Keller, G. Knepper, B. Burge, B. Kapp, B Glenn. CAST Kate-Kathryn Popp, Pauline Kcllerg Nancy-Fran Haley, Frances Tresslerg Gladys-Evelyn Holmesg Rosina-Gloria Knepperg Dorothy-Flossie VVorth- leyg Peggy-Peggy Wetteraug Minnie-Aleda Snowg Marcella-Betty Fosag Mrs. Skipworth-Ieanne Gatesg Imogene-Dot Longg Ken--Don Davis. Bob Breong Henry-Dick Thompsong Barry-lim Wattsg Limpyeifharles Ritlen- ourg Bob-lack Keller, Bill Minshallg Hank-Ensign Browng Sergeant Kelly -Tom Mason, PRODUCTION STAFF Director-Ianette Burns: Assistant Director-VV'illiam Dunkel: Prompter- Betty Hillettg Business Manager-Sanford Kaling Programs-lane Parkhill, Ruth Cromerg Advertising Managers--Carol Miller, Ruby Overholts, Anna Norrisg Stage Managers-Bob Kapp, Bob Hurge, Bob Glenng House Manager -Betty Wilde. Fifty-one MAROQN AND GRAY H Operetta - Bon Voyage FIRST Row-R. Clyde, B. Pielemeier, H. Corl, M. Gauger, P. Heberling, B. J. Haupt, W. Currier, J Garner, P. Watkins, S. Cobb, P. White. SECOND Row-B. Donaldson, J. Stover, N. Lucas, L. Harper, J. Alexander. THIRD Row--A. Snow, B. Marsh, B. Heverly. C. Shutt, J. Parkhill, R. Pielemeier, P. MacKenzie, M Rewbridge, J. Henninger, S. Parks, E. Brown, K. Metzger, M. Sheeter. FOURTH Row-B. Hartswick. A. Norris, B. Fosa, M. Shibli, J. Hoy, H. Meyer, F. Haley, J. Hatter, F. Cromer, R. Overholts, D. Miller, M. Lisse. E. Poorman. J. Lowden, E. Wherry, B. Long, J. Graham Fxr-rn Row-W. Bechdel. H. Thurston, M. Jones, A. Sfmarhawk, J. Ash, B. Daugherty, D. McNau1 M. Knutsen, D. McCord, K. White. ' SIXTH Row-M. Tobias, J. Morse, E. Furst, S. Kalin, D. Long, B. Burge, T. Mason, B. Breon. CAST Neal Slamlish-lim Hairlerg Larry O'Connell-Dick Miller, Mary Walsh- Ruhy Uverholtsq Priscilla Standish-aliuth Cromerg Patricia Galloway-Fran Haley: Andre Maurois-Bob liurgeg Vivian-Carol Miller, Iananne Morseg Margarilla-Anne Sparhawkg Gretchen-Martha Tohiasg liahctte-Peg Wet- terau, Miriam Lisscg Tony-Tom Masong Madame Pictri-Bob Breong Ferclinaml, the Bull-Ensign Browng The Matador-Sanford Kalin. PRODUCTION STAFF Directors Misses Burns, Cairns, Pippcrt, and Royerg Mrs. Ruskg Messrs. Gackenlwach, Serif, and Smith Business Manager . . .. .. ...... Martin Knutscn Fifty-two -.-Q21-... V L' ' -A-- ' ' ',..'. fvyffggfgz A mg ff JW -tif... X mmm Afmfffwmff .w-miiwmw I X if y WW 1I IQ3 W-NIH? W -EQLNM... A -ill-, V ---S,g.,,-. 5 X Q , . I fs. ' 'QL 5 .ss, ' !,fjQ'1Li'ff1ff J ' V - J.,- W JA-. ' ' f f U gif W , . awflil- 1? '55 , ,7 47 7 , . ,4 k --' fm-. 29,1 1 I - M fe gf mf f ' IU 'H c ' 1 ' If '-L ' fl---'XQ' 5 ': f' ' ' A 1' A' -2 1- gi: , Q 1 f JI -r f 1 If fy 6 . ' wfzffg 11 lx -V J 5- J' -J U' E 7 A , fy V C- r iiigixf 1 ' if: - .1 .F V A' . .A . X L 5 , l ,' if M,.f:Jzg..,,.,wQ, ,J - .-g,,, ' V W - . ' X i - ' J, A: 'Sw' M - q .EigN ' ' J 'kj . 'm'ff'g'1'- Bw igfcf' ' ' if Vlfff--f-fl , fi:- '- 41' -lf .+ ,Li :-X1'-f'f-w---..'- 'Hn H W... . - - '- -nik WL- ,Nr ii-f -71 ' ' ,, x'i - - .:i' Y V t Q. ' H. fQ-,--:f4M1,'j5 ' ' ' 4 'f . --+f 'Si' ,,5.,..: , -1.1--1 g.::SlL1': EEATUPZES 1 In Q,. ,XL n lsx mm. I' was 4 1. 1, , . 5 4 F ' Z3 2 r Q3 . .5 Q 7 .- .lK Z5 ,A-s Qu- rm 1'-.-2:5 -...f Q, F fi! al' 3 8 4 unix X s Q Q ,K 5 V , ,. , IC 17 2.1 7. 5' I CSee Page 761 2,2 PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP K9 Official Photographers for 1939 Maroon and Gray E. NAME M. Albright ........ ,, R. Auman A,7,, ,,,,,,, D. Beman L. Bender , ..,..,... . I. Benn ,,,,.,,,,, .,,,., B. Billetr ,.,...,. I ,..... B. Bodle ........ ...... NICKNAME Celery .... .......,,..,. Becky ....... .. Doug ,,.,.. .. .,...,, H Lil ........... .. Pedunk ,,.e...,. Ticket .,.,. , ,, Chalky ..... .... ...... C. Breon ......... ...... C harlle ...,. .. R. Breon ,.......,..,.... K. Buchenhorst W D. S. Cobb .....e........... H. Conger .,.......,,.., B. Corl .,........... , .... . A. Crabtree .....,....e. R. Cramer v............. R. Cromer ..,,.......... Brown ,..,.,.,,.,..,. Clyde ,.......,...... Bob ........... .... .... Brownie ,.....,., Buckinghorse IeH ,.....,..,.,,....,.,.... Corny ........ ..e...... Sleepy ...... . ,,.. Beechie .. .,,. ..,,,.... . Al ...,........, ., Roll Call AMBITION Nurse ...,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, Reporter ,....... Radio announcer , ,.... Beauticlan .....,,,, . . ...., To be a quack .........,,. . WILL Biz . ....-.,.-.Nurse ...-,......Sob sister :Lucky Teeter' for Henry Ford -,.........Accountant for her father ..,......,.Veterinarian Textile chemlst ....e. , ...........................e Textile chemist A harem .............................................. Pin boy at the Dux Club ,To do something for his country ,..... The assassin of Roosevelt T0 be 11 great 8Ct0r ....................... . ...... Penn State Player To be a WPA foreman. ....... .... Farmer' DOLlbIfLll .............................................. Iustice of the Peace Non-smuggling lack Benny ., ......, ,... S hot at sunrise AV12I0r .-.. ...................................... . . .... Missionary To run the 100 in 9 Hat ....e.. ........... F orrune :eller Bovkkeeper ........................... ee ..... Secretary to Iohn L. Lewis . .,.,, To work a trig. problem Bob ...,....... ,........ T o keep the Ford going Fra ncey .....,..,. To have an ambition ,..,,,,,,,, ,,,-,. ,,.,, T h e owner of 3 .Q-2? gig. ARE YOU RATING AN A I IN APPEARANCE? Consult Band Beauty Salon PHONE 2621 .,..,Comedian ....................Auto mechanic ambition n BEST WISHES FROM THE ELECTRIC BAKERY 239 S. Allen St. State College, Pa. L. gist A to The Children's Shop E. College Ave. State College 4-Y-4 INFANTS' and IUVENILE WEAR TO SIXTEEN YEARS F 1 fry-seven ga... 1AvrLR r-macnema.-wen Tmtan NABIE M. Crow D. Davis F. Doggett ,, R. Ellenhcrger Nicxrwxms . ,Lrow . , Ducky , Doggie .. ., , Ray ,,,,, ,,7,, E. Etters El ,, B. Fosa liossa A. M. Garner Amy ., I. Gates Gatesie , , B. Gilford . . liessie . H. Gill .. Muscles , ,, N. Gill .. ,.,. Corn Duck M. Gilligan. .. Mark M. Gilliland Margie F. Haley .. ... Fran R. Haley . .. , Dick ., I.I-Ianscom .. .. .Captain , H. Harpster . . Harpie M. Hartman . Queenie AMBtTIoN To teach secretaries how To heat Don Budge ..... ., Manager of a poor farm Women .... . .. .......... To make a million ,, To he second Dot Parker Stcnographer . . . Dietician ........ ..... Needlecraft woman Chiropractor ..., County agent , Unknown , , Home ec. teacher , Marry a millionaire Public speaker .... Coach of something ,. To he a honest man .. Ballet dancer .. WiLL BE .A chewing gum magnate A capitalist An income tax evader Hermit Counterfeiter Ghost writer Seamstress Head cook at Waldorf-Astoria Laundress Assistant to Charles Atlas The man who shot Steidle Water-boy for Ringling Bros. Restaurant hostess Take in washing Soap hox orator Phys. ed. teacher A con man A snake charmer G. Z. TO ER SERVICE STATION . Q ATLANTIC PRODUCTS A Q LUBRICATION SERVICE 624 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE l F ifty-ei glzt I I N I I L .E GGGGO O YE .aw E EFI I EE' E I I KEEP UP HIGH SCHOOL E D 0 C E FRIENDSHIPS rub Iompany I - I l ' I PHARMACISTS I P I Continue' to Meet and Eat at I ' I - v g Rea and DCIICIQ S The Drug Slorc' You Crm patronize with Confdenu, I FOUNTAIN AND SODA GOODS I lm W :ig 2, fa f E Os, O I OO E Gsm EEOEEO I El if If M? A uthennk I PHOENIX HOSIERY LINGERIE ' University Styles I fbr E 9 M E N EGOLF S I E for I E 4 I I DRY GOODS and NOTIONS Q E46 5- AEEEN STREET LINENS DRAPERIES E I E I Ewfflg SW' F1'fty-nine HAFER'S GARAGE BUICK SALI-JS SERVICE 2 9 .ig 3 n 'QF SMITHVS TAILOR SHOP Custom Made Clothes 'kki' Cleaning, Pressing d R p g Neatly D Q 1 -we NAME B. Hartswick., I. Hartswick ......, P. Hassinger .. B. I. Haupt ,,7,, P. Hayford ,,,.. Dale Herman., D. Hertz ,,,.,.., E. Holmes. ,,,,,,.,. . E. I-Ioman. ,,,, . .,.. . M. Hosterman ,,,777 NICKNAME DIzzy ,...,,,.V.... Ieanie Phil ,...,,,, Hauple .........,...,,. Polly .............. Grease Monkey Dave ,.,.777. ..7. . . ..,, .. Evey ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bud ,...,,,, ,,,7 Speed ,,,,., l,,ll.,,7, AMBITION Opera singer ,,,,,,,.,,,,,...,.,. Home ec. teacher ,.,,, Doctor ,...,..r,...,,,7,,. To grow taller ,,,,, Beauty shop owner Boy Scout leader .,... fs WILL BE ..... Stenographer . ......, Housewife . ,...... Ambulance driver ........Iust the same ..... Married D....Lone Ranger Longressman ,,,7,7,, ,,..,. . ......., Sheriff To get married ....,..,...,........ ..,...., H appy ever after To be another Dan Boone ,,,,.. ,.,.,,.. S urveyor To become a maglclan t.,.....t... Y,.,..,. T he bread-winner l. Ishler Y,e.,.......,7 Butch ...... ....,..,.. B eauty shop on Sth Avenue ....,,,,,, . ...,. Sought after L. Iohnson ,,,,.,, ,,e,e W eezie D ,..4trtt,, Private secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,.............. .. ....77 Somebody's stenog To polish up the brass rail of the N. Iohnson ,..,, . ,,7,, Schmeely D ,.... ,Y.,7 R athskellar .......,.. ,.....tt,,.... ...ee A d miral F. Iones ,,,,.,........... Ionesie ,,,,,7,eee ,,,..e. N urse ,,,,,.,,,,77,,.. ,,....., F lorist M. Iones ..............., Ionesie .... .......... S leep ...................,. ........ D entist S. Kalin ...,,.,.. Sandy ....,. . ,,..,. ...To find out the score D ..... Dress designer I. Keller ................ Gans D .......... To own a cooperative ,... ........ Y ou can never tell P. Keller ................ Paulie .... ...... Social service ............. ........ M ovie actress DD DD- . D4-10 D D DDDDDD DDD .DDDD , DDMAZD . ' I I I Martm 85 Kreamer Mc-Clellan Chevrolet I Barber Shop y Company t iv t l The Finest Selection of Used Cars l in C entral Pennsylvania -8 E C ll A l I7 ast O Cge Venue I E. College Ave. State College DDDDDDDDD J , DDDDDDDD . . . . Sk to . . . Y P HARVEY? DANCING FOUNTAIN SERVICE 111 PUGH STREET MEALS Szxty-one NAME G. Knepper NICKNALIE Knep ,7,,,, .,,7, IHHJJCALL AMBITION Interior decorator ,,,,,,,,,., .. WILL BE ,,,,, Loving wife M, Knutsen Fanny , ,, To be a name band ,,,-,,,, ,,,. .,,.A B a chelor with a hot trumpet K. Lambert Ken ,,,7,, 7..r,,, H ard to tell A..,,,,.....,..,,V..,.,,.............,,,,77 A professor M. Lisse .. . Mimi 77,, ,,,r,. . To run matrimonial bureau ,......, ,Y777 A dvice to lovelorn writer D. Long .,.,, R. Lowdcr, B. Marsh ,,7,, R. Markle ., Dot ,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,. Ralph ,,7.,7,, . ,... . Swampy ,7,. . Obbie 7,,7,7,, . Live in Florida ,,,,,,,,,,,,....77,,7,....,,........ Bathing beauty Admiral Byrd II ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, .........,, D og trainer To be as lazy as possible ,r,t,, ,.,,. . ,.., D ivorcee Mining .,,i,,,...,.,,,A,i,,,,,,,. ,.........Gold digger T. Mason , Tommie ,,,, . To warble ,,,,,,,,,..,.,,.,.,,., ,..,.. . ..Opera singer L. Meckley Tom ,,,, ,,..veee T o be an old bachelor ,eeeee ,,,, ,.,.. H e npecked M. Miles 4 , Lynn , Marry a doctor ,,.e,,,.e.,e,. ,,,, .,.., P r esident of PTA B. Miller ,,,,e,.e,. ,,i., B etts i..... ,,,,eee, T orch singer ,.......,..... ,.,i , ...,, A dventuress C, Miller . e,,,e,ee,,.,. Carol ......,Y ,,,.,,,, A rtist ,e,e.eee.,,e,.i,i. ,,... . .... P ortrait painter E, Miller i,,,,,,,, ,..,., D imples e,e, ,....,. A patient nurse .,,e,,,i,,,,,,,,,, ..,,.. Gypsy G. Miller H ......i.. ..,. G eorgc ,,,eee .. .,..,. To get to college ,,...,,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,...,,ee....., Office boy W. Minshall Bill ,,,,,,, , To get out of high school ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Author F. Musser , S F. Myers .............. Sarge ,... 4 Fred ...... ........ Marry Dot .............................. .......... P lumber Barber . ,.,. , ...,.......Statistician S ee M1245 W., ,,,,,,,, ,W Compliments to THE CLASS OF '39 from The CAMPUS BEST WISHS TO THE CLASS OF 1939 I -We I--as-aaaaaa 4- SLEEVE .... -.u. lJ,MEYERS FOR BROTHER of SISTER ' SPORT and DRESS SHOES l YOU ARE PLEASED TO WEAR 437-441 W. College Ave. FROM Bottorf Bros. Bootery 4 They Keep You Looking Your Best l We .. .. e--,,Le--. 4 Sixty-two Compiimcnts G. C. Mur h C0 f P Y 50 and 100 Store QUALITY SHOP n 51.79 C P P C ' P sig ThcFricndly Store QSM Ma? XV11'HTSJEg51el Ilglcfltzleii-LANDISE Compliment: of Louise A. Lambert BEAUTY PARLOR Above Athletic Store Phone 2042 South Allen Street State College eigis' '73 GEO. L. SMITH S Powde, Puff HILAND SHOP BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Dial 2201 D. I. LEHMAN o LAUNDERERS and O2-A 4- AMF DRY CLEANERS WATCH and ' IEWELRY REPAIRING ' 7 H3311 S Watch Sh0P Dial 3171 zzon s. Allen sum In Hoy's Drug Store State College, Pa. East College Avenue S xty th ee A COMMON EXPRESSION IN TOWN AND ON CAMPUS You Can Get It t L ETZGER' iii' Sporting Goods ofiAll Kinds BASE BALL - TRACK - TENNIS - GOLF - FOOT BALL - BASKET BALL - SOCCER Liberal Discount to Members of the Varsity Squads on Athletic Shoes Coaches-Let us quote you on your Athletic Equipment. We are Distributors for Goldsmith School Discounts On Your Equipment No Need to Buy Out of State College COMPLETE LINE OF CAMERAS - FILMS AND AMATEUR PHOTO SUPPLIES TEXT AND REFERENCE BOOKS-'FICTION 39c AND UP FOUNTAIN PENS 29c, 5oc, 31.00 TO 3510.00 MECHANICAL PENCILS IOC, ISC, 25c, 49C TO 35.00 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS BOTH NEW AND USED GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS -A at- -A- hop at Metzgervs Sixty-four NAME G. Myers ,,...,.,,.,.,.. R. MacMul1in .,,77 I. McDonald ,,,,,,,7 NICKNAME Glenn v...,.,,,,.,,,, Cussy ,..... ..,, Y-,... Iean ,.,., ,,,,,,,.,, B. Noll .......,,,,...., Betts ,,,,,, A. Norris ,,,.. ,,...., S pooky ,,.. . ..,. ,,.. . R. Overholts . .,.,. Ruby ...... R. Park ............ ..... B ob ....... ..... I. Parkhill. .... ..... I aney ...... ......... . E. Poorman ........ Ellen W. Poorman ..... Iunie ...... .......... K. Popp ............... Katey ...... .......... A. Porter ..,.... . ...... Adie ......... ....... . I. Reese ..... ...... I ackie ...... .. C. Ridenour W. Robinson ,.... H. Rudy ................ P. Rudy ......... ...... Chizzie .. ...,., ., Bill ...... .. Pesal ............. .. .... Man Mountain ROLL CALL AMBrT1oN Wru. BE To be a good boy ......................... .. ..... Truck driver To avoid the insane asylums .............. Owner of Rathskellar Doesn't know any ................ .... . ..... B ar maid Q . 'Io be a good housewife .,....,...... ,..... H otel matron ,Nurse ,.,.,.,,......., .................. To go to Europe ..,...,. To go to West Point ........ To graduate ....... Dress designer Carpenter .................. To be independent ,....... Private secretary ................ ..........I-Iome ec. expert ,..,......Some man's wife . ........ Owner of 2,000-acre farm ...... Efliciency expert .........Marriage license clerk ..........Flat-footed cop ......-...Concert pianist .,,.....,,Married To become a genius .............. . .......... A hit To catch a 30-inch trout ............ ....... P resident of the U, S, T0 be 11 G-M2111 ...................... .... ..... I . Edgar Hoover's successor under Ridenour To go to the city .................... .......... C hain store operator A prize pumpkin grower .................. Iiu-jitsu expert E. 1 I C. Martz y FRASER I CGAL YARD GENERAL I State College ' HARD AND SOFT I FIREPLACE WOOD PINE GROVE MILLS N PHONE 3152 ---A av-fr' ee- ! DECORATING 3 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR I Headquarters for Sherwin Williams S Product: and Imperial Wall Paper PHONE 2793 106 W. COLLEGE AVE. PORTER 3K WEBER - L' 123 FRAZIER STREET Szxty-five NAME NICKNAME Seese ., ,A.,.,,. ,77, S peed ,YY.YY7Y....,..... .. Seller ,,,, ,,.,,,.A . ,Phil .,77,,,. 7 Shea ,A A , , Shrimp ,,,,,,, L Sheehe ,, , Slug Shoemaker . Chauser Simpson ,,,,, Simp ,,,.,,, Snow , N ,Sleet ,,,,., Sparhawk ,,,,,,, Ann ,,,... e,,e,,, Spicer ,,.,,.Y,e, ..Dewey ,..,,e ......V V Sproat , ,, ,,,,,,, Bob ,,,,,,,, A. Steidle . Sty ,.,,,e to Stevens ., ,.,,,, Pinky ,,,,,,,, ,,,A,. . . Stringfellow Tappy , ,, Suydam ,W Nedna ,, o r Thompson ,,,., Dick ,, ,, Tobias ,,,e 7 ,,,,, Toby ,s,, 7, .... C om plimcnts Of ROLL CALL AMBITION WILL BE Undertaker .......,........,.V.....ee ,. .....,e Ping-pong ball exporter Math teacher ,,,,,,,,,.,.,....................,..,,,. Truck farmer Nurse ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,....,...,,,,..,..,,..,,.,..,v,,..,,, Usherette To be champion match collector .,,vvt Tennis champ To invent a new process for renn- ing oil tt,,,,,,.,.,...,......,.Vttt.t,,ee,..,t......... Filling station attendant To make others happy ,,,,,,,, ......e,, A n evangelist News reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.. ,,....... G overness To be his', secretary ,,,,,s,t,t ,s.t,tt.. ' 'I-Iis secretary To raise strawberries ,.......,. ...,..... G arage man To tell a good Fish story ,,,,.t... .......,, R eformer To be a scientist tt,,,,,,,,tt,,.,,. ,...,,,., R acketeer To be multi-millionaire ,,,,... .,....... G uess who To go back to Lewistown .,..,,,,,t,tt,tt.. Policewoman To marry a multi-millionaire ....,t,t ,.A Mati-Hari To throw a brick thru Mr. Khan- I. , . . ian s windshield tttt.,,.,,,t,.,t..t.t ttttt. M an-about-town Music teacher ,,., . ...,, The Nittany Lion Inn 'WO ...,. Prima donna POORMAN'S SERVICE STATION 100 W ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Expert Repair Lubrication ROUTE 322 Clemson Motor Company CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH W. College Ave. not ,GTO S. R. RISHEL AMOCO SERVICE STATION Greasing Repairing Accessories PHONE 2971 Route 322 Boalsburg Sixty-six 51 Q? THE ATHLETIC STORE INC. PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS NGTON YAL C0110 gm A Compliments of STORCH MOTOR COMPANY gffm- EEE Y7V YW 'Q X I f f f-f 'deb f--- - -- - 1 MRS. EVA B. ROAN, U. D. , . 402 East College Avenue F. D. Klng Motor CO. l ' State Polleger Ford - Mercury - Lincoln-Zephvr STATE COLLEGE: D 1 ' Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 3 ea er Evening Hours: TLICS. 81 Fri., 7 to 8 Authorized Sglfy and Service Closed Thurs. P. M. 234 E C H A S C H X BELLEFONTE: . o ege ve. tate o ege 3 Wednesday-2 to 8 P. M. DIAL 3472 l Q Saturday-IO to 8:30 P. M, Q: E X I I D I 'W ' ' ' ' new ml . I l R. F. Stein Motor Co. OLDSMOBILES Sales -o- Service DIAL 3451 Qt THE NITTANY NEWS STA N D 110 W. College Av.. . . TOBACCO CIGARS CIGARETTES C Smokers' Supplies I PAPERS MAGAZINES PERIODICALS CANDY fa College Heights Service Station N. Atherton Street ESSU GAS GOODYEAR TIRES PIIONE 3893 93,2-s-. Compliments of . . . seAu're- sALon Pnone 201: GLENNLAND BLDG. e. A.- - -wt 25 Variety Cold Cuts COOIQQSMQTIQCI 2 1 .t ee. .... . - Sixty-eight NAME NICKNANIE F. Tressler ..... . ...,.. Tress .,,.... ., R. Tressler Tress E. Van Tries ,,7,,,,, Van ..... ,......,, I. Watts ,,,,,7,7, ,.,,77 R ed ,777, L R. Weaver Weaver ,. E. Wetterau ., ,,,77 Peg ....... .. E. Wherry ,.., ,. ,,,,. Eddie ...... . ., P. White ......a.,.,.,,, Pete ,,,,,,,7,,7,,,, B. Wilde ,,.i,,,,,..,,,, Fat Stuff ....,,, M. Wolfe . .,,7 Mary .. A. Wolford B. Womer ,.., ,..,. F. Worthley .......,, Al .,..,, N Cleo ...,.... ......... F lossie ....,,,,, ROLL CALL AMBITION Dancing teacher 'e ain't got none .....,. To get educated .,...,, Diesel engineer ............. To own a Rolls-Royce ,.... .,,..... To tear down slums ......... , ....,. Phys. ed. teacher ................. ........ To play like Artie Shaw To travel ..,.,.......,.,...,,....,..,... ,,,...., f A secretj ......... ,,.,..,,.... ,,...,.. Bookkeeper ........,., To sit on boss's knee , Phys. ed. teacher ..,.,., L L Li. .v. -vt ie!-6 WILL BE A good dancing teacher Poet and inventor Discus thrower Garbage collector Fish dealer Red Cross director Lumber woman Archaeologist Society light Kindergarten teacher Banker in New York Oflice decorator Strong lady in Barnum Sc Bailey Complete Service for PRI TI G DANCE PROGRAMS . We Carry a Full Line of Wcstinglzo use APPLIANCES STATEMENTS i RANGES, REFRIGERATORS LETTERHEADS WATER HEATERS and ENVELOPES LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT PLACARDS TICKETS INVITATIONS I CHAPTER PAPERS Nittany Printing and Marshall Publishing Company Phone 2202 Glennland Bldg. 110 W. College Ave. State College - Q2- Sixty-nine PRESTON A. Fnosr IO!-IN R. Dorv HENRY ELDER I FROST, DUTY St ELDER All Kinds of INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC MORRELLIS CANDY and NUT SHOP I We Stress in Freshness and Quality Let Us Serve Your Parties I College Ave. and Pugh St. A-'T ' Yi' i i Tiff' 'TTER EAST IS EAST The davenport held the twain, Fair damsel and her ardent swain, Heandsheg But then a step upon the stair! And father finds them sitting there, He ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., and ,, .. .. .... ,..,.. . she. iii Shoemaker: K'What was the explosion on Rudy's farm? Sellers: He fed his chickens some Klay-or- bust' feed and one of them was a rooster. 'kukak Clyde: I want you to meet him. He's a good mixerli' Knutsen: But I never drinkli' Oh,..--, EEE Dresses and Accessories P T E R S O I HOSIERY SHOP C 136 E. College Ave. 'Wm Seventy 923' M? FLOWERS F012 ALL oCCAs1oNs Say It With Flowers x55 HY 1 AIIYWHEII ANY TIME O - 5 -S E, , N Q .al if-eff' ' ,F QW' e, o'0 +2 Tax 'go' iafiillwz .iz few umm vo ew we ,M ql..Q- -gdb., Q' Nb W' A hall' 'lf' 4 'X fi' 55 . O1 FUJRISTS TELEERIPH UELIVERYASSUCIATIUN INYERNATIUNAL SQMQML The Maremor Florist STORE and GREENHOUSE Ralph E. Moore 222 West Beaver Avenue Phone 3151 ef 24222 22Air H RRY J. BEHRER Pyrex Ovenware Wear-Ever Aluminum Mazda Lamps Armstrong Quaker Rugs Iohnson's Floor Wax Window Shades Velocipedes and Wagons Hardware Russel and Erwin Builders' Hardware Lawn Mowers Special Mix Lawn Seed Lawn and Garden Fertilizers Fishing Tackle Baseball Supplies Iohnson's No Buff and Traffic Wax Dealer-Distributor of Iohnson's Paints and Varnishes 130 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE PHONE 2662 me ee-'EQ EW COLLEGE DI ER FOUNTAIN SERVICE MEALS College Avenue ef ' 'E-'EQ Seventy-two HI-Y INITIATION Frank Hess: uMust I Cat this egg? s McCord: uYou,re darn rightf Silence. Frank: The beak, tooP,' is is as PHILOSOPHIES FOR SPECIAL NOTE Phil White-It's an ill wind that blows a saxophone. All of us except Kalin-Time is money. It's always the zero with us. Gloria-Keep that fool girl complexion Dewey Spicer-The straight and narrow path is the only road that has no traffic prob- lem. Doggett-Reaching for the hip still indi- cates that someone is going to be carried out. es, LL H Compliments Of THE AUTOPORT OSL, . A Compliment! Let Us Serve You With the Best- Of PASTEURIZED 0 MILK ' o CREAM 0 CHOCOLATE MILK H. W. SAUERS l l PENN DAIRY 212 s. Banard sf. Dial 2821 State College at if eee Seventy-three New Shoemaker Bros. F IREPROOF FURNITURE STORAGE Loom. AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING Phone 751 State College TYPICAL? Farmer VVhite Cproudly showing oFf his pigj: 'gYes, sir, this is the cutest little pig I have, and his name is Inkf, Iackie Reese: I-Iow's that? White: Because he,s always running out of the pen. ak if uk Two young things were having an awful time backing the car into a short parking space along the curb. Flossie Vlforthley: 'KLook out, or you'll hit that tree! Betty Billett: Oh, that's all right. Can a tree sue?', iii: Steidle: 'Tve just had a three hours' Fight with a salmon. Ridenour: Yes, can-openers are most an- noyingf, CSS.. E L, HALF OF YOUR Best Wishes to the C lass scHooL LIFE of 1939 I O I PE Ro GRAHAM , AND soN THE ICE CREAM DELICIOUS coNEEcT1oNERY A '-we EE or - aio Seventy-four E- ME HARTMAN gf SELLERS CO. ' :Ea- :ll ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GLENNLAND BUILDING PUGH STREET ENTRANCE P 4 7 AE 33' TM? FREIVS COMPLETE LUNCH AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE 0 388 rhA11 St r if WE ,. 'f . ,Maw ' ,H-O, ' ff , mg' guy 13. 'gpm an 'IQ 1 .X . J gf-,J 'f' .3 31413: ' fa ' . - fa. . .aljgg 'Vu . f 'Q 5- X5 . 7: 7 ur 1 5 , , Q' ' ,f .3 5 ,AZ ., .4,,, - 4 134- -4 ' -4 1,-.-..w,.,.--,, :,,- -,MW -:,.L,-3 QV. -x . Al,-,,9,,-1' .1 .-' a 4: ., , X -J -, M, .1 K,,, , -Q A Lf- ,J x 932441 32.4 3. iwgff' ---as . - - - ' 3' 3 Y-u, X- -I W4 f 61- -. ff ' 21' iw-4 . flav- ' . -, .. ,M , ,.,., A -,A - , V. I 5, 1 . - , I f' Y QA-',u 'TY V 3 f df, .I Mg , .i , fr Q 7 N ft! L ,, ., .. .,. H 'QV , Q -Q k' - gl r,7 f2f'g. 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Allen St. Q HART, SCHAFFNER Sc MARX NUNN-BUSH WO ldc'ntz'fIcation.f for the Baby Pictures Ieanne Gates Francis Musser Mary Sheehe Betty Miller Stanley Cohh Sanford Kalin Marilyn Miles Ensign Brown Dot Long Peg Wetterau, Martha Holmes, Betty Wilde Martha Tobias Flossie Worthley Gloria Knepper Miriam Lisse Ellen Miller Betty Billett Phil Hassinger Adie Porter Charlie Ridenour Betty lane Haupt Ruby Overholts Peg Wetterau Al Crabtree Dick Thompson Katey Popp Pease, Evelyn We Value Our Customergs Praise THE NEW SUIT YOU HAD US MAKE FOR YOU THE NEW SUIT YOU HAD US DRY CLEAN AND PRESS THE SUIT YOU HAD US REPAIR ALL THESE ARE INDICATIONS THAT YOU CAN TRUST OUR WORK PHONE 3461 UNDER THE CORNER Seventy .wx DEFINITIONS WORRY-The interest paid by people who borrow trouble. BUSY BODY-Hula dancer. ALIMONY-Like feeding oats to a dead horse. BOWLEGS-Two and far between. CAVIAR-Scotch meat balls. W.P.A.-Mutiny On the County. Bl' HK' ul' The only time I sing is when I take 11 bath. L'Well, you ought to sing more oftenf' 'A' 'A' 'A' Dunkel: UHOW did you become an orches- tra leaderyi Olin Butt: I was the only guy in the band who looked good from the backf, akaki' 'LWhere's the ladies' room, please? Mr. Khanlian: It's just around the corner. 'KDon't give me that Hoover stuff-I've real- ly got to gof' GIFTS for every occasion The Blair Shop 0 f GIFTS ALLEN STREET ov2f AM if-at 0351 . - .Y-ff. Clgfhf- --ff f ff - 'tab An Ideal Gift ELECTRIC SHAVER I A SHICK - REMINGTON-RAND and l . SHAVE MASTER I. E. S. LIGHTING THE BEST IEWELRY STORE IN THE BEST TOWN ZENITH, PHILCO at G. E. RADIOS y G. E. RANGES, WATER HEATERS REFRIGERATORS E IN CENTRE COUNTY C o Electric Supply Company OnC'ThfeC'TW0 Allen Street 116 s. Allen sf. Phone 2062 Ee noir A ' 'W-use ami' Seventy-seven