Thompson Vocational High School - Owl Yearbook (Thompson, PA)

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Helen Barnes .....AA,. Dorothy Boose ....,w,. Carola Davis ,,.,A Elizabeth Oakley Kathryn Gilleran Mary Hubal .....r. Elizabeth June Catherine Kessler ,,,,.. Margaret Lewis .,.,. Joyce Potter ......, Eudora Slocum ........ Vera Snyder .........,. Elfrieda Stone ....,s. Gladys Wall .......,, John Krall ,,,,.,.,.,r, Carl Livingston .,... Joseph Stack ....s,ss HIT PARADE Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey The Fleet's In I Love You Truly Jolly Olcl St. Nick ,....,Three o'Clock in the Mvruiny I Cume Here to Talk f01' J06 No Love, N0 Nothlrl' People Will Say We're in Love fV67'7l!7VL, and Peggy Were Lovers You'll Never Know Little Tommy Tucker 'fPopeye the Sailor Mau When They Ask About You Dofwu orl the Farm Speak Low Lclzyboues White Cli!Is,' of Dover QQ SENIOR FOLLIES APPEARANCE Helen Barnes-Slow and easy Dorothy Boose-Neat Elizabeth Oakley-Friendly Carola Davis-Happy-go-lucky Kathryn Gilleran-Active M-ary Hubal-Changeable Elizabeth June-Willing Catherine Kessler-Bright Margaret Lefwis-Polse Joyce Potter-Studious Eudora Slocum--Shy Vera. Snyder-Cute Elfrieda Stone-Lively Gladys Wall-Taetful John Krall-Deep Carl Livingston-Slow Joseph Stack-Mlschlevous WEAKNESS Forest City Navy Blushing Service men Anmy Marines Absence Farm machinery lMcCormickj Late hours Studying Curls Sleeping Laughing Giggling Girls Peerless Jones 5- Eigiii I.. 17

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty- four, do hereby publish our last will and testament. We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-four, having studied diligently and persistently to reach our goal, do hereby bequeath the following possessions to the delighted recipients mentioned: Helen Barnes wills her acting ability to Jerome Lidaka. Dorothy Boose bequeaths her dashing red hair to Edwin Entrot. Elizabeth Oakley wills her extra pounds to Emily Thorn. 1 l hKathryn Gilleran bestows her ability to get to dances to Jane Bur- eig . Mary Hubal Wills her fine writing ability to Ashel Tucker. Elizabeth June bestows her perfect attendance record to Ann Brown. Catherine Kessler wills her musical talents to Eva Silver. Margaret Lewis leaves her back seat in the Senior room to Jacob Pendorf. Joyce Potter wills her pile of books she carried home each night to Albert Burchell. Vera Snyder leaves her wardrobe to Anna K1'all's vast one. Elfrieda Stone wills her athletic figure to none other than Josephine Carpenter. Gladys Wall leaves her thunderous giggle and her fiery blush to Bernice Stager. . Popeye Lee is the proud ,recipient of Joe Stack's Frank Sinatra voice iso the girls sayj. Eudora Slocum Wills her shyness and quietness to Madeline Von Bergen. Ca1'l Livingston's taxi cab is handed down to John Wasko fwe hope it holds togetherj. John Krall bequeaths his dignified manners to Douglas Walker. A Carola Davis leaves her star eyes and daring smile to Raymond very. . To the faculty, we wish to bestow our sincere gratitude and appre- Eiation. They have willingly and successfully lent their eiorts in our ehalf. We bequeath to the Juniors our sedate behavior and ability to receive high grades. Thus the last will and testament of the Senior Class has beep 'law- fully drawn up, and agreed to by all the class members on this 17th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nineteen hundred and forty-four. Attcstz CAROLA DAVIS Witnesses: MR. CHILSON MRS. BUCK MISS TERRY 22:2 Q9 :fri be 521133 16 '-

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BAND K Row 1-left to right: J. Pendorf. C, Lee, H. Slocum, R. Kimble. F. Williams, E. Baird, Miss Terry. Row 2: G. Potter, W. Burman, D. Walker, A. Brown, D. Boose, M, Snyder. Row 3: V. Snyder, R Whitney, J. Potter, J, Burleigh. Our Band composed of sixteen members led the parade at the School Fair. Several of the students participated in a County Band rehearsal. They were: Vera Snyder, Dorothy Boose, Charles Lee, Raymond Kimble, Jacob Pendorf, Jane Burleigh, and Ann Brown. We did not have as many activities or entertainments this year as usual, but when we consider the deprivations of schools in other countries, we feel very fortunate. DOROTHY BOOSE izfr 'Q iii: '31 , ,v Tk rzggfi, E