United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

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Name Anderson Balko Brehmk Dick 'M Hixson Hixon Huczko J arvie M,cCombs McKelvy McLaughlin Plowman Ronchak Ronchak Shiley Shoup Slou ghf y Smith Stutzman Stutzman Varholak White Widmar I Name Bako Bracken Campbell Carney Conrad Currie Fry Hershherger Hildebrand Hixon Ling Mathews Misner Snoby Stuart Toth Troska Wagner Wakefield Ill o?o o?o :Qc DIRECTORY FOR SENIOR GIRLS Nickname Likes Dislikes Favorite Saying Sonja Bicycle Rides Snobs My goodness Mary To Gossip Class Meeting Oh My Vernie Singing Sour notes Golly Neds Dickie High Society Foolishness Kiddo Hazel Boys Herself Tell me huh Sis Skating Rudeness Oh! Shorty J. D. Snobs Oh gee Janet Roger Reciting Wowsie Toots Dancing Teasing Leave me be Sarey Kids To recite My, My Helen Candy Stage shows Can you beat that Kitch Parties Health class Oh that's right Hank To be different Dignity Uh huh Vern Flirting To recite Who me Sis To dance To recite Gee whiz Bernie Hawaiian music Gossip You don't say Ruthie Belle To smile Rainy days You know kid Smitty All sports Poor losers Could be Dot Reading Exams Oh my Thelma Latin Home work Oh my gosh Sue Dancing Ill Manners Good Heavens Kathy To get angry To be quiet Oh no Lil Sweets School Did she Nickname Likes Dislikes Favorite Saying Yonk Basketball High opera Ah! George To day dream To study What Bill To be gentle To fire Oh heck Glenn Sales talk To study K All right Rasty Automobiles Poetry Hen with it Cyclone Health Speaking You're askin' me Ernie Bees Dancing Let me see Georgie Certain girls Tacks Golly Hoot Girls To dress up Isn't it Bill Western shows High opera Why daddy Fats Drums Classes Let's see Ronald To talk Ford V8's O. K. Walt Trips School I don't know Jim Girls Hill Billies It's a deal Geese Agriculture To study Oh well Ernie Music Arguments Prove it George To be alone Loud noise Yes Bob Loaf To sit up Stuck up Pinhead To recite Girls Well! let's see

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o?o o?o oS?o CLASS HISTORY OF 1941 September 7, 1937, a memorable date to the students of Armagh High School, marked the entry of the class of '41. Scarcely had we 68 students acclimated ourselves until we achieved honors by winning the magazine salesmanship contest of 1937. Under the direction of our able instructor, Mr. J. Kyle Work, we energetic pupils set about to organize ourselves, Fri- day, October 1. Laverne Brehm was the Classes' choice for President, while Jennie Plowman was selected Vice-President, Ruth Sloughfy, Secre- taryg and George Troska, Treasurer. As the year sped on, the class dis- tinguished itself by sponsoring the first public pie social which proved to be quite a success. Time traveled swiftly, and soon we found ourselves parting for a short three month vacation. Upon reassembling in the fall, the class, under the sponsorship of Miss Katherine Mellinger, selected Harold Wakefield, President 3 Jennie Plow- man, Vice-Presidentg Ronald Mathews, Secretary and George Troska, Treasurer. The class energetically set about to select our class colors, and class design, motto and slogan, after a Freshman-Sophomore Party had been sponsored. The balance of the year traveled fast, indeed, for before we realized it, we again separated for our summer vacation. We came back refreshed and immediately started work on the Junior Play Almost Eighteen, which was presented November 13-14, 1939. This took place after we had selected James Lloyd as our President, Jennie Plowman, Vice-President: Ruth Sloughfy, Secretary and George Troska, Treasurer. Soon after Christmas we began the task of selecting class rings. After considerable controversy the Bastian Streamliner was chosen. We next took upon ourselves the task of sponsoring the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held at Rustic Lodge May 4, 1941. It was not long 'till the term came to a close and we bid farewell 'till autumn. As we, fnow seniorsj, reassembled, we re-elected James Lloyd, Presi- dent, Jennie Plowman, Vice-President, Ruth Sloughfy, Secretary, and George Troska, Treasurer. A short time after his election, James moved from our district and Jennie therefore assumed his ofiice, and Helen Mc- Laughlin was elected vice-president. Scarcely had we reorganized 'till we planned sponsoring our Senior Play, Too Many Husbands , which was presented November 14-15, 1940. We next broke the ice by sponsoring a first roller skating party ever held by an Armagh Class after sponsoring a second skating party, March 6, we awoke to find our final semester rapidly concluding. As we view the future we find our baccalaureate ser- vices scheduled for Sunday, May 25, followed by the commencement exer- cises, the climax of our scholastic careers, will occur May 29. And so concludes the scholastic history of a class, who Qin the words of Caesarj has come, has seen and has conquered. fAt least we think so.J

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