Townville High School - Memories Yearbook (Townville, PA)

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BLUGOLD Page11 QfeufqwawQweGahaaaasaaawaemaacawwaahf-ahahaQKSH D659HGasawevihe-4-as-anwaeawafeemevwsafqwwawhmwmawwaa X x ar J .XXX 1 ff 1 Q . NXE J lf' 4 if I Sf ' - . gp Y le , . was-gi i k' ,W Q ss 1. 2573 I' 15 a fm EE I 'T i ef 3 Q -. es f sg KN. I es , r es ss i f I 9 S i it S .1.1................l--1-l- .l....1........il.-.-.-. l........l.....L....1..1-...-.-.. MABEL WOOLSTRUM . . . Bubbles She was just the quiet kind Whose nature never varied. Since Mable came to our school she has always been tiny. My idea is that she never will grow up. However, Mable did her part in school and I am sure that we couldn't have done without her. Her tiny fingers seem to like the typewriter keys. JANET CARPENTER . . . Jan A loving, faithful friend is Jan, She always lends a helping handg Whether at work or whether at play She willingly helps throughout the day. She was a member of the Commercial and Dramatic Clubs and played a violin in the orchestra. REX HOLCOMB . . . Here I hear, yet say not much, but think the more. Rex has done that wonderful thing and graduated from high school. Although many pitfalls occurred along the way, he has succeeded and is one of the Senior Twenty. We wish him further success in life. KENNETH YOCHUM . . . Guerdon For what I will, I will, and there an end. Kenneth's main ambition was to graduate, and he succeeded. Perhaps his next achievement will be in the agricultural field. In his Senior year he was student manager of the boys' basketball team. 'bhhhhhhhMEMhkhhhhhhhhhhhhhhkhhhhhhhMSW nvbhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhikkhhhhhhhhhhh