Warren Area High School - Dragon Yearbook (Warren, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1936 volume:

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AND TI-HRTY - SIX GRE WORD N an effort to preserve the many happy memories of friendships formed, lessons learned, and successes won, which have characterized life in Warren High School, We, the staff, present this memoir, the 1936 volume of THE DRAGON CDNTENTS ADMINISTRATION STUDENT BODY A C T I V I T I E S F E A T U R E S ADVERTISEM ENTS A IMA-MAN Iligh in air thy .vpires are tou ri11g Gleanzitzg in the light, llyhile their xalemn .vhazlex e1i1ho'w'ri11g PVa'z'e.v the Blue ami llfvhite - llurling in ity tranquil heauty O'er a hruly true 1 Som and ilauglzters huuml hy llllfj' Gifee their lore to you. Thy bright emblem xhining o'er us Shows thy glurioux might. Through the years thou .vafely hare us Spotless Blue and lVhite. Sons and daughters hring thee praiyex, Bring thee praise anal fame, flml thy stamlaril high upraises- Herzllil of thy name. lllay thy honor all un-flying Keep thee ever free, Through the years hehiml us flying Of! proclaiming thee. Kindly Mother? Queen of pleayure - High ahofee the rest- llfay the pasxing years, the measure Profre thee still the hest. fffrnest Nathan, 321. Q DI DICATION To Miss LUNETTE II.xvENs, whom it has been our privilege to know and to revere as a capable instructor and as an invaluable friend, we, the senior class, respectfully dedicate this twenty-ninth volume of The' Dragon. ADMINZB HE first section of The Dragon is appropriate- ly devoted to the presenta- tion of the administrative ofiicers, faculty, and board of education. Qjsin t?'XmQf' ' if ' Y' ff 5' 'V L, ,. - L. LL.fA L.'. T JOHN G. ROSSMAN In the short timz in fwhirh Bflr. Rowman has been with u.v,l1e hax Awrnz our rum- plele admiration and :infere ap- prefialinn for the ken: per- .mnal interest qchifh he has taken in our high .ffhool nffairr FLOYD WV. BATHURST Ili: unliringy effort to advise and ta axsist us in fwfry Away hax sefured for Jlf. Balhurxt u permanent jrlarz' in our exieem English MATILDA STEINHOFF ANNA KAHL Dramatif Coavh CHRISTINE HURD ELIZABETH VVICKSTROM CLARA SPADE EMMA GERHART MARY AARON HELEN JOHNSON Languages LUNETTE HAvENs Lalzn GLENDA GILMORE Latzn LEON.-X WESTLAND Latm ANABEL DAY Frenfh BERNETHA STRICKLER German History PI-IQEEE FINLEY LUKE NOECKER MARY AARON MARY IJAVIDSUN ROBERT R. YUUNG ARLYN F. DUNHAM F. H. HETRICK Mathematics EDNA GLASSER J. B. LEIIJIG WILLIAM LAI-'FERTY JAMES WAITE ARLYN F. DUNHAM GRACE THOMAS ALICE SIGGINS JOHNSON 5 , . ,, xifnrriiiiffliilii Commercial ' J. LEsI,IE ELLIS RUTH TII,LoTsoN HELENE WOOD JANET CARLSON MYERS HQEEMAN Science Q ERNEST BECKVVITH LEONARD NASON E. Ross CARI,soN VVILLIAM LAFFERTY Physical Education J, B. LEIDIG HENRY G. KOLPIEN HOMER FLEMING JUDITI-I BANYAR HELEN KLINESTIVER Fine Arts HARRY SIIMMERS Muslr ALMA SIIyII'soN Wluxzc HIl.DEfjARD EDWARDS Art CARLETUN KURE Iileclzanzml Drafwmg ANN G. WRIGHT Home Nurxzng HELEN KI.INESTIVER Home Ilflaleing STUDE I ENIORS 1 dignijfed courageous -IUNIORS - eonhvdent reliable SOPHONIORES - hopeful humble FRESHNTEN 1 amlviiious inexperienced - all present their best in this parade ofthe classes. ff-mem, .-z. , ' W W4-J x, - x A, Vggw ' . 5 ,. 1 as f .45 ,. A . ,. I x Q 3 s ,, I. 4 1 n w 1 U I 'N .a. 1,3 49 af- af' William Walker Mary Ellen Osterszard Je-an Blorlnzett Jzune-S Muller Clam' Colors Class 1 lo'wer Clflxy zlfnxfoi President . VIN-P1'f'5i1l1f11t Serretnry Trmsurrr . Hi5fIlVilII1 . Textnfor Projzhft Poe! Donor Donor Donor Ifljflfblfl' . Black and YVhitc Bridal YVreath Snuffy Smilh CDFFICERS . XVILLIAA1 lVAl,KER AIARY li'lI.LliN CUSTIZRGARD . JEAN BL0DGET'1' JAMES IXIILLER . JEAN BLODGETT . ROBERT COGSWELI. . VVAYNE KENIBLE . JEANNE HOPPE ROBERT COGSWELL JAMES vVEl.LS . SALLY RIACIJONALD JAMES VVELLS WVILLIAM ALRAUGH good humor quiet languages MARGARET AKERS Fine disposition reserved poetry MARY KATHI.EEN ALLEN one of our biggest talkers fiery stenography A, LEE ALLEN full of business witty cards ARDEN ANDERSON easy come - easy go self-satislied trapping LELAND AMANN neat dresser lively basket ball KENNETH C. ANDERSON lack of Worry hardy hunting GLADYS ANDERSON charming personality gentle music RACHEL M. ANDERSON noble bearing demure languages MAURICE H. ANDERSON Fog fomex on little mt feet aflfable natation MONICA ARMSTRONG executive ability candid Girl Scouting ROBERT ANDERSON proof that gentlemen still exist conscientious singing tenor CATHERINE B. HARNETT willing worker forgetful violin VVILLIAM BARR enviable physique energetic gymnastics BLANC!-IE BENXETT Beauty it ity a-'wn rxruxf for being entertaining horseback riding MARIAN L. BERRY old-fashioned girl sincere reading KENNETH BETTS diligent scholar diminutive amateur radio Joi-ix J. BEVEVINO last of the Bevevinos busy football EARL BILSEORUUGH a regular fellow hale farming VVILLIAM C. BJERS looking on the bright side wiry basket ball jEAx F. B1,onc:E'rr personality plus versatile Dragonfttf board BERNARD BI.ooM chasing golf balls painstaking , violin RUTH A. BLUME perfect coitlure placid tennis ALBERT M. BOEERG full of mischief shy baseball JAMES W. BOYER jovial temperament vigorous art VVILSOX R. BOYD big business man intellectual amateur radio GLADYS BROVVN class chatterbox jolly hiking ANNA J. BROVVN melodious voice agreeable Latin GILBERT W. BUERKLE Living in a grea! big fway clever punning JEANETTE BROVVNELI, modesty itself faithful traveling JOSEPH S. BUNK friendly nature meek studying WILLXAM T. BUNK game for anything tall athletics GENE BURNS pranks in profusion friendly eating CH.xRr,Es BURCH exacting about lriHes eloquent handball GERTRUDE CANGELOSI industrious worker worthy radio programs EUGENE CAMPBELL basket ball ability droll forestry MILDRED B. CARLSON genial manner loquacious literature LEVVIS R. CHECK all-around good fellow unassuming hunting GER.AI,D L. COCHRAN I'm in tha' Blood for Lowe facetious drawing ROBERT E. COGSWELI. dancing Romeo handsome football ANGELXNE M. COSEXTINO tranquility personified diligent hiking DONALD CRAMER one of our thinnest girl-shy thinking LEON A. CROCKETT Wlzy Teatlzfrs Get Gray hearty fishing HELEN CRDSBY good-natured classmate garrulous sports HELEN P. DAvmsoN that New York accent stately riding CHARLES L. DECKER full of life Cheerful mushhall STUART D1cKsoN ardent conversationalist brilliant skating N.-XTALIE A. DOCKHAM copper curls pleasant drawing WILLIAM Durr Jimmy Dllf3HIC.S rival witty basket ball M.xR1oN ELAINE DOVE snappy brown eyes enthusiastic sewing MII.DREll LORRAINE DUNKLE Silence ir goldfn obliging basket ball DONALD D. DUMOND Einsteink a big bluff polite hard work GERALDINE M. ERICKSON dignified maiden outspoken athletics PAUL ENGLE politeness in itself accommodating inventing GENEVIEVE FAUI. striving for the best cherubic orchestra ADELIIIDE LOUISE ETTINGER our pocket edition naive talking HOXX'.XRD OVVEN FLICK unobtrusive character zealous Ice-skating FRANCES FLADRY hidden mirth comely traveling l'lll,MER FORSLUND You Gatla Be zz Fooiball Hero blushing football BETTY R. FoN'r bubbling vitality graceful movies EVELYN G. FREDERICKSON model for lweauty aids fluffy sextette KIEURGIA ANNE FRICK YVest Ridge advocate IIELEN FUIALERTON those attractive vivaciuus chewing gum carefree reading eyes Dokis GARDNER one of our tallest reliable , music LAwkaNcii liEROUI,D absent-minded persistent amateur radio BETTY fiIliSON full of pep argumentative basket lnall RUMAXNE Gyms thoughtfulness coy reading JOHN S. KJOTT capacious cran earnest hshing professor RICHARD L. CQIEGERICH tighting Irishman temperamental football MEliVIN P. GNAGF outdoor enthusiast sensible hunting first. then fun ANGEI.INE GORFIDA inspires confidence gracious singing ial capacity YVILLIAM GRACE Ymrx of Graff slim basket ball BETTY CIREER talent for art exceptional collecting pictures of ships XV1i,I.i.wi A. QIREENLEE our rugged vmtfr comical football CURTIS A, kiRUNDl3IZRU CXCESSlVC gliiy WIHHCI' diligent skiing RUTH Gkoss Simpy Time Gal deliberate reading JEANNETTE HAGBERQQ bright as a silver dollar unaffected bookkeeping R1T.x A. QIUTHRIE envy of the senior girls frivolous typing BE,x'rR1cE E, HAMBLTN conscientious schola r timorous dramatics fiR,XCE L. H,XIlfiER'fY aims to please deserving outdoor sports ROMMNE V. HAMMERBECK keeps at work consistent sports ETHEL H.XMII.TUN looking into the future likable Ray QJENEVIEVE IIANSEN abundant curls shy hiking Lu.t,1.xN H.KND self-reliance critical swimming HEEMAN H. PIANSEN easily embarrassed burly banjo JEAN M. HfXRKI.ESS Tirluf is ity afwn re-'ward scholarly building air castles Lois VV. HE.XTH speedy stenographer petite dancing EUGENE Hiancrzs on the alert mugheand-ready football JUDY HERRON dressmaker's model buoyant dancing JANE HILDUM self-assurance plus merriment roguish cnuking Vxot.Er E. HQLMBERG book of knowledge true-blue French QUENTIN J. Horxr seemingly bashful, -- maybe! dapper music DOROTHY G. Hoon well-dressed business woman resourceful reading JEANNE HOPPE never runs down proficient writing poetry lWARGARET JANES sweet sensibility retiring eating ROBERT N. JEVVELI, fair and square lofty mixed chorus ALBERT R. JOHNSON full of ambition slow typing CHARLES W. JoHNso ARDELLE JOHNSON our dancing lady elfervescent dramatics EL.xiNE D. JoHNsoN sleeping beauty pensive basket ball N man from Sweden unconcerned camping MARY ELLEN JULIANU pleasing disposition solemn boxing matches lVlELFORD I. JOHNSON personal integrity studious Hi-Y FLORENCE E, KEliLER talkative busybudy JANE E. JULINE Vngufs represe responsible dancing el-l-icient hiking ntative HARRY XVAYNE KEMBI.E, Jil. LIC Lots M. KELLY lrish colleen sympathetic French Club bette BETSY KINNEAR enjoys school li admirable Girls' Club robzltic tendencies irrepressible Leaders' Corps CHARLOTTE S. KNABB r late than never enviable Dragon fe HELEN Lou1sE KNIGHT that fascinating grin fastidious Girls' Club ELAINE A. KOEBLE3' next to perfection practical eating M,uu.iN V, LARSEN with blushes red sophisticated swimming Lois M. LARSON sweet sixteen blond Stenographers' Club MARTHA E. Lixxsox honor roll student dutiful Latin MARY LAUFFENBURGER school girl complexion blithe basket ball IS.-XBEI. M. LAVERY slow but sure desirable outdoor sports KATHEIUNE A. LAWSON always in the right procrastinating piano VVENDELL O. LAWSON enjoys many friends amiable dancing ROBERT LEE that martial tread entertaining hiking JEANNE E. LEoN1-:ART dainty appearance SVVCCL swimming OVVEN LESTER loves excitement mechanical motorcycling ANNA BELLE LoHNEs reserved opinions trustworthy piano EDVVARD LXNDSEY outside interests stoical driving Annes LUcn.r.E Loko pep, vim, and vigor straightforward basket ball ALAN LOPER future business man ruddy basket ball james LUCKE one of our school artists ambitious Science Club JANE LOREE steady as the day is long delightful gum chewing Joi-IN W. LUTZ :Ill lzcnrle and no play- determined driving JANE LUTZ genius of concentration gifted stamp collecting VIOLET LYLE perfect secretary orderly reading 'lil-IOMAS LYLE school coming next mirthful football SARA M, MACDONAI,D life truly a song popular dancing Orro LYNCH mechanically inclined contented basket ball RACHEL E. MAHAFFY barrel of fun golden-haired dramatics ROBERT NIAIN true woodsman forceful football LAURA K. MAssA happy in a Crowd proud sports GEORGE MATTISON scientific inclination amicable dogs JANET MCCHESNEY life of the party winsome Canoeing MARGARET MCCURDY dual personality kind-hearted football fan LEo MCDONALD striving for success generous football FRANCES HELEN MCEVOY Illeludy Lingrrs On attractive mystery stories BYRON MCKENZIE Pirrolo Pete original music EVELYN lVlEI.L.-XNDER good mixer optimistic skating VERNARD MELLANDER our big boy genuine driving RHEA M. MERCIER aiming high well-behaved sliding Duuugi, L. Iv1n,r,1eR I rats my .vpirzaflz playful football Ere 'wok B, lh1liSSERI,Y just a dreamer wholesome luasket hall DURUTHEY MILLER sensible ideas cordial swimming The mrrk .fllall 1JEI.nHk'r L. Mooiuf striving to get a changeable camping an I CIEORGE MORAN juries I, Mimek man about town delmnair going to Barnes I'.xUl,1N 5 Mnoke ilzlzfrit tha' earth serious ice-skating head PA'1'R1CI.x M, Moms! rishman's dream charming social affairs doubting Thomas distinctive sleeping FRANCES NICHOLSON modesty befitting a maiden PAUL lViORRlSUN political agitator well-disposed asking questions ANTHONY Noroko speaks his mind self-reliant fuullvall congenial music JOSEPH A. NUHFER tiller of the soil praiseworthy machinery -IAM ES L. OBERG that indelinable something estimable walking GEXEVIEVE O'BRIEN quiet,-but oh my! mudish Stenographers' Club MARY Ellmzx 0sT1akc:,tR1x capability in abundance cultured dramatics CHARLES ll. Pmkcxe mathematics wizard industrious modeling ships GENEVIEVE PESKO known for high ideals assiduous hiking fiER.'H,D PETERSON football manager particular sports Iv1ARc:ARET IJETEKSON much in little individual skiing S'mx1,1zY W. Parsnsox TDZKIIHQCS Ulll' t'U1lff IIIBII stolid Hi-Y LEXA P1-IvI.l,1s FRANTZ GRE eager to help mannerly Hawaiian guitar I-IARRY I. PUNSKY demon at the wheel mischievous basket ball ER l'lAMII.TON PUTNAM Bing Crosby himself immaculate French horn MARY E. RAPP outside interests unwavering tennis SAMUEL Riel-1 quality, not quantity liberal football KENT READINU three-letter man care-free varsity CH.xRl.Es G. RTGGLE takes things as they come honest track JANTCE RIEDER clark-eyed senorita engaging dreaming ELLEN RIZZA eVerylJndy's friend painstaking reading FRANKLIN Rims aingular senae of huxnur aelf-possessed basket ball xv.XI,TER Ronsizrs held in lvy modesty virtuous basket hall RUTH ROBERTS peaches and cream serene hiking JUNE ROSSMAN like a fcalllrr in the IIVFPZF amusing dancing JANET C. Ross , jr parlz' franraix natural knitting PAULINE RUSSELL the better half genial reading RonE1zT Rowi.EY all for Blue and VVhite obliging drawing jnnx E. S.xNDsTRcm 5lt'!'l5l7I!l in IM' lmy lwashful skiing JOSEPH SCALISE rock of Gihrallar imperturhahle gulf LOUISE A. Sculsn gift of gah staunch photography PETER P, Sc.xI,xsH upward and onward worth-while hasket hall Lois Scnnuc not a sellish thought geuteel mueiC lN1.XRTI-IA M. SCHWARTZ free lunch! nieritoritmus swinuning LINYEx SCOTT kitten on thc keys sparkling hayket hall HELEN LUUISE SEDUN interested in people pleaaing volley hall Evzakmtr P. SiEEE1z'r I'll gladly pay you Tumday animated dancing Rosie Suzmxxi thoughtful of others unusual piano RXCHEI, P.x'rR1c1.,x Swmu, Smiling Ifyex cumposed drawing ALLEN SMITH our minsirel man spirited drawing ELEANOR Nl.-XRIE SPERRY mildness in manner sliding brunette JANE F. SPEIIIEI. that angelic expression talented Girls' Club VERA SUMMERSON never troubles trouble unpretentious swimming BERNARD STROMDAHL Nordic grace massive music DEI,oREs E. TAI-'T tops at typing impetuous swimming C. HUBERT SWANSON lone ranger gleeful hockey C. FREDERICK TEARS youth with super-understanding musical chess-playing MARY M. TAYLOR Foot-loose and Fancy-free slender Girls' Club DORIS E. THORESON as good as she is fair coquettish dancing MARGARET THOMPSON our future artist dauntless reading H. VIRGINIA '1lIBBDTT wee bit of femininity helpful swimming RAY TQIBBOTT, JR. that permanent wave virile football JUNE A. 'TONER alert silence agile basket ball carrying her 0 FLDRENCE VETERIE This may not chatty reading MARY E. Tnusiien wn responsibilities companionable French lm right but- josEPi-1 V. VIOLA some day a great scientist jovial chemistry VVn.I.1AM R. VVALKER an enviable re dependable puttering JAMES A. VVELLS cord MARY M. WVAPLES life in laughter sociahle dancing versatile clown hilarious crooning VFHOM.-XS Wtcksrno HEI,EN VVESCOTT classical profile purposeful hiking M our oil magnate pertinacious driving MARCELLA VV1I,soN smiling Irish active dancing MARGARET L. VVILLIAMS one of our nicest studious skating eyes NYETTA WILSON sedate individual persevermg sewing Davin E. VVORLEY just a regular fellow H.XROI,D VVINERITER talking in riddles ,lim driving upright German Club HELEN VVYKOFF prize package magnetic sliding MARY ALBERTA VVRIGHT flowing vocabulary sensible basket ball ,M U, BEETTA H. ZOBREST taking life easy even-tempered basket ball RUTH ZIMBAUER golden rule follower delicate Stenographers' Club KH ,0Q'f'. f 'fm Q- 'flicj- f -, f' i 11 il! fill X ufllffjl -lll l flefiff 'fx K .. e ff l- llg. I fi all N v p k ' AMF ' X 251 ' ll ll f. .A Q y .. 1 X l f 'T 5 N U ,fc L - 92 X A' l ia' 8 off ' l .fo 09 oo, 0039 ovogseeo 0 ,ge C apoaa f 69 X' x Qian! X142 el' x l QQ 1, wffbad We'll lick the world with Snu1CFy C I ASS - NIC! IT May 29, 1936 .... 8:15 P. M. High School Auditorium STRANDED An original play featuring the class poem, the will, the history, the prophecy, and music. lJTF.Yl'I1fF!i by .' Prophet . . Historian Poet . Testator . . . XV3YiUiCI' . JEAN Bi.oDo1zTT VVAYNI3 KENIBLE JEANNE Howe ROBERT COGSWELL Jiuiiis XVELLS Composed by the class in Creative VVriting. 1 i - L, - , CQMMENCIEMENT First Presbyterian Church THE VICIGUS CIRCLE A Pageant Play hy The Class in Creative YVriting Paonocuu Processional Xlarch Imwmcation Song 1 ,Al nmrim ACT I The Shadow of the Past ACT II The VVoi'Id at the Crossroads ACT 111 Our Task Prescntzltion of Diplomas and Awards Singing of i'1!IlIIli1II1fF7' Benediction Recessionzil CI ASS - l-IISTCDl?Y N the year of 1932 during the reign of Prin- cipal Bathurst in accordance with the mandate of our parents and of the authorities a group of students entered the famous halls of learning of YVarren High School. This nameless group was varied as to size, dress, ability, and nationality. These students were later to be known as the class of '36. Like all preceding classes we were given little or no recognition. YVe were trampled under foot and over-ruled by the upper classmen literally and figuratively. After one year of submission, being an aggressive people, we began to assert ourselves. ln our sophomore year we joined Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Hi-Y. and Girlsl Club. Some of the more socially inclined attended the all-school dances on Friday afternoons. ln the fall of 193+ our athletes showed merit and training in football and in basket ball. We began to feel the need of organization if we were really going to succeed that year's senior class. By popular vote we elected Joseph Viola, president, hlary Ellen Ostergard, vice-presidentg Aldean Rossman, secretary, and Kent Reading, treasurer. It was then necessary for us to choose our class insignia. XVirh what pride we hrst wore our class rings! YVe first showed to the public our dramatic ability when we produced the junior play, 'KA Peach of a Family. lt really was a peach of a play. Klany of our members rose from the ranks to take part in various school activities. such as The Dragon and The Draguneite. The junior-senior prom topped off an eventful year. VVith great expectation we looked forward to our senior year. VVC returned to school in the fall of 1935, full-fledged seniors. We had over- thrown the old regime and set up our own rule. As a result of the fall election we had a change of officers. William VValker was elected class presidentg hlary Ellen Ostergard, vice-president, Jean Blodgett, secretary, and James Kliller, treasurer. One of the outstanding events of the year occurred on the day when our football heroes dragged Jamestown's red and green in the dust for the first time in seven years. Our senior play showed great improvement in dramatic ability. The Green Ghosi was a big success and excelled all others. The Dragon came out, strikingly done in our class colors of black and white. The membership of the class had gradually decreased each year. There were many reasons for the competition against education, such as depres- sion, indifference, and love. Time passed quickly and events crowded in, Class Night, the junior-senior prom, and the Baccalaureate service -all led up to the grand climax, Commencement! With heavy hearts but happy memories, we ended our reign as a class. -JEAN BLODGETT, Historian. 38 CI ASS - PIQCDPI-II-CY llilj the prophet, Helenus of old, the power of divination was bestowed upon me by that immortal arbiter of the fates of men, the ruler of lofty Olympus, the supreme being to whom we mortals give the appellation of Jove. By my interpretations of the will of Jupiter, the omnipotent father, l may incur great wrath, but bear in mind that l am but the humble instrument that speaks the mind of the founder of our race. As l, careworn and abused by disgruntled humans, prostrate myself before my glowing charcoal braizier, l hear thundering in my ears the voice of him who is dreaded by all. The misty paths of the future are unveiled by a roseate gleam of light. l see many figures along the way. Some are near, others are farther along on the highways of life. l see ......... I see . . . . . . . A maestro, a short, dapper man in his middle thirties. He resembles Henry Busse of former days. That bustling personality is the one and only jimmy YVells. A very pretty girl in her early twenties with her charms all unheeded. Xvho? Bless my soul, can it be? It is Rita Guthrie, a nurse in a Chinese Red Cross hospital! A boy in a football uniform, being carried off a college gridiron after catch- ing a pass that won the game. That smiling hero is our own Bill VValkerl A woman in her middle forties, proudly displaying a gold medal from ll Duce for raising the largest family in ltaly. Can it be? It is Charlotte Knabbl A small, mild-looking man of about thirty-five. He is a much respected professor of physics. Believe it or not, l can see distinctly our own Kenneth Betts. A happy, smiling girl who has just been elected the prettiest girl on the campus. She is slimmer than the girl whom we knew in high school. Klary Ellen Ostergard weighs only one hundred fifteen pounds now! A woebegone young man in a strange land. He is nursing sore feet, which have been encased in army brogans several sizes too small. lVe always thought that Jim XIiller,s big feet would prove a blessing A radiant girl in her late twenties. She has just married the most eligible bachelor in her town. He has money, too! You're a lucky girl, Helen Davidson! A muscular fellow of twenty-eight. He is engaged to a young debutante whom he saved from drowning at Palm Beach. It's just like Byron iXIcKenzie, isn't it? A famous violinist of thirty-odd years. She is good-looking, too, for a violinist. UI owe it all to llr. Summersf' says Genevieve Faul. I see a famous basket ball team called The Fifi? ,U11xketeer.v. I recognize them as Eugene Campbell, Jack Lutz, Tony Notoro, Stanley Peterson, and Ray Tibbott. 39 CLASS PROPHIQCY Jeanne Hoppe Qmarried nowj as she is receiving the Pulitzer Prize for her revolutionary novel entitled, Frou: 131111 In lf1'or.vff. Two fatherly old gentlemen who have attained fame by founding cat and dog hospitals all over the world. They are those two publicfminded souls, Eugene Hedges and YVendell Lawson! Annabelle Lohnes and lfleanor Spe1'ry, in accordance with the dying request of Klr. Nason, have financed a school for stuttering and stammering. A happy young couple who have just christened their darling little son, Kent Jr. The man is Kent Reading, but 1 don't recognize his wife. Robert Jewell and Jane Speidel in the near future billed as The fllorl Gracef- fu! Bzzllrf Dmifers on Tour. Catherine Barnett Cat only twenty-five, to tell the truthj, advertised as the only circus strong woman who can wrap a steel bar around her manager's neck! A boxing ring in which a heavyweight is beating Joe Louis to a pulp. Louis Check is the hero! Two young women who have invented a type of lipstick that stays on in spite of everything. These benefactors of the human race are Helen Crosby and Lillian Hand. A man in his late fifties. It is Joseph Viola, who has been unanimously elected president of the 1. YV. VV. lncidentally, Gilbert, Buerkle is his right hand man. Jean Harkless and hlary Betty Trusler as prim old matrons in the Beckwith Home for the llentally Deficient. This home was founded by our old chemistry teacher, now long since gathered to his forefathers. Fred Tears and Greer Putnam. For years they have been foreign mission- aries, spreading the gospel in African lands. The very respectable lrish law firm of Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, and Punslcy. They are Arden, hlaurice, Robert, and last but not least. Harry! Three girls of college age who are traveling with Ted Shawnls troupe. l see Ardelle Johnson, Sally KIacDonald, and Rachel Klahaffy have been practicing. The two Bunk brothers, Joseph and VVilliam, still bunking together. This time it is in a Canadian logging camp. Two very old ladies. Are they thrilled! Frances Klclfvoy and Klonica Armstrong are taking their first ride on a rocket ship going to the moon! A very much patronized agency for the lovelorn. l canlt believe it! Yes, it is! Donald Duhlond and James Oberg are the proprietors! 40 LLASS PROPHECY Two pretty young ladies in Paris. Gene Burns and Lois Heath are manne- quins at La Salon Parisienne. Two august and imposing gentlemen. Stuart Dickson and Gerald Cochran are the baby senators from Pennsylvania! Well, are we proud! Two aged women. Life seems to have been a continuous strife for them. Well, maybe llfartha Larson and Betsy Kinnear will see the silver lining before they grow much older. William Albaugh and Helen Knight as collaborators, who at a late age have won the Nobel Peace Prize. A man of fifty, who has made a success in life through cheerfulness and hard work. We certainly give George lXIoran all the credit that is due him. A boy who is still a senior. He has just won a state scholarship. He cer- tainly worked hard enough in school to earn it. lfelford Johnson is the recipient. Several young women on a Co0k's World Tour who have stopped off at the South Sea lslands to learn how to dance. They seem to be getting the swing of it. These talented girls are Jean Blodgett and Ann Brown. What! Two of our heavyweights doing acrobatic cheerleading at dear old Purdue. Bob Cogswell and Bob Rowley are the men! Quentin Holt and Natalie Dockham are jerking sodas for our drugstore cowboys, James Boyer and Bill Duff. On a dark night, an eccentric old fellow with an armful of specimen bottles. It is Charles Burch, the famous hunter of the ferocious horse-hair snakes. By the way, Curtis Grundberg follows him around to see that he doesn't put his clothes on backwards! Everett Siefert and Billy Greenlee, world's champion pole vaulter and high jumper, respectively. It is rumored that they attained their skill by leaping international boundary fences about three jumps ahead of a posse. We don't believe it. Rhea llercier, the millionaire lady who is riding up Fifth Avenue in her new green Dusenberg car with Vernard Ilfellander as her chauffeur. Herman Hansen and Walter Roberts, who have gained a morbid satisfaction in life by becoming monks. They rejoice in wearing burlap and shaving with jack- knives! Not for me, thank you! Two very disgruntled men. Otto Lynch and Franklin Riggs joined the Navy to see the world. The poor souls were assigned to a submarine! Betty Gilson, holding a silver loving cup. She is a champion rolling-pin thrower. At fifty feet she was able to hit her dodging spouse nine times in ten. Betty Font was runner-up with eight times in ten. The trained husbands are Owen Lester and Darrell lX'Iiller. 4-1 CI AS.. - PQI M You would know peace, my dear? You find your thoughts unworthy, Your ambitions stifled, and your days The mere routine of living? Then, this advice: ln the middle of a long day WVhen the world presses in closely, Stretch luxuriously in your chair, And take a little time for dreaming To lessen the pain of reality And give expression to your soul. Reach out your arms to lifeg Push away frantic, grasping incidentals. Exile little cares from your mind, And appropriate some time for lovingg For loving broadens understanding And builds your dreams to castles. Then, set aside an hour for prayer That God, seeing fit, may grant your dreams. Though earthly cares clamor, shut your eyes, your ears your mindg And find with God and love and dreams your each desire You need but take the time. 4 JEANNE HOPPE. JUNIGIQ - CI ASS President. ... .,.. Vice-President ,...,..,.. Secretary.. . Treasurer.. Abplanalp, Katherine Abplanalp, Ruth ..,.. . . Anderegg, Phyllis ..,. Anderson, Edna Rlae ..,... .. Anderson, lllartha. ..,. . Anna, Lois. . Armstrong, Stewart Arnold, Albert Arnold, Richard . Barone, Louis .. Baxter, Dorothy. Baxter, Hazel .. Bean, Kathryn,.,.......... Benbenek, Edward. ,... . Bilsborough, Earl. . Blackman, Charles..... Blair, Betty... . Bova, hlatthew... Boyer, Jeanette . .. Branch, Edward Brown, Janet. Burke, Paul, ,.., . Campbell, Reese. . Campbell, Thomas .. Campbell, Wayfne Cardamone, Sylvia ..... Carlson, Anna Rl.. Check, Doris Clark, Howard .... Clark, lllartha ..... .. Coan, lllyrtle . Cole, Virginia ,....., .. Collins, Wardmen ...... .. Currie, Betty... ..,..,,.. OFFICERS . .. 'THOMAS CAMPBELL LOGAN RIARY MATHA . KENNE'fH VVHISNER POSSIBILITY IMPOSSIBILITY Ruth's assistants... .. ...Kindergarten teacher .dairy maid ..., ..,.....,. . librarian .Red Cross nurse..- . ....., philanthropist stenographer. ..., weaver housekeeper ,.., ...., . . . telephone operator U. S. treasurer.. . artist . scientist ..... .. .. school principal foster mother ,,..,..... pattern-maker ....... social worker .... cashier. ...... .... . forester ,..,..,.. .......laWyer. . , ,. .. grandmother... aviator. ..,......,... . .. ... dry goods clerk ..,...,. bank president ..,.,,.. ITIHEYOH. . .... .. .. game warden .. millionaire ........... .... . . . ...tan dancer country school teacher French instructor .. choir leader .. actor U. S. foreign minister ...teacher of anatomy .. ..... osteopath ......accompanist ., ambassador . . ...foreign ambassador ...farmer farmer's wife .poet .cook .. ..... politician ........,blushing bride mechanic marble champion news photographer ...... . ...,,. .English professor basket ball star .. landlady .dietician opera star ..... dentist .. .. ... model ......... ......milliner masseuse.. .... milk inspector . . osteopath.. ..... . ........ metropolitan tenor clay worker ... .. .statistician . toe dancer ........auctioneer .. dressmaker .actress ...confectioner . ..... broker .... bathing beauty 4: J U N l O R S David, Dorothy ....,,. .. Dean, Durnices. ..... .. Deardorf, Julia ..,..,,.,,. Dilker, Harold .,,....,...... Donaldson, Theodore ,,4.,.. .,...,.., Dunham, Preston .....,.. Ecklund, Glenn .....,.,4.. Eikenberg, Albert ...,.... Ekey, Agnes ,..,,.,. ,...,..... Emerson, Everett ,......,.. Endress, Delyle ..,.....,. Erickson, Helen ...,..,.., Erickson, Janet L. Erickson, Ruth ........ Fanaritis, John .....4,....... Fenstermacher, John Fino, Julius .. ,,..... ..,,....... . ,. .... Fiscus, Dorothy ,,..,..,... Fladry, Charlotte Font, Eleanor ...,.....,... . Fouch, Geraldine ,....,,,. Gebhardt, Donald .,..... Geitner, lkiary ,..,.......... Gettings, Thomas ........ Gott, Frances .....,......... Gray, Paul W .,........... Green, Raymond ,..,..,... ....,..,. 44 POSSIBILITY clothes designer ..... ..... old maid ,,..,..,.. ....,,.. librarian ...,.., .. upholsterer ..,..,,. wood carver.. ...,.. .. . ..,,..,. hunter ..,..... ...,....., , confectioner .........., divorced twice ........ farmer's wife ..........., radio announcer ,..,,.,. floor walker ..,.., .. interior decorator ........, ...... . .... ,..,dancer ........,... ..,..,..,,, . stage comedian , ..,.. . .,.....,..business man garage owner .,...... bank cashier ...,.....,. missionary .,......... good neighbor ...... stewardess ..,.....,. demonstrator ,..........,. night watchman ..,..,.. . ........ horticulturist ......, . mechanic ,...,........ ..,...,..,Il'lVCf'lfOl'..,....., Hnancier ........,....,.......,.....,.....,, ....... subscription collector .,,.. IIVI POSSIBILITY Latin teacher chorus girl public speaker stage comedian movie director oculist sculptor cartoonist opera star seafarer munition manufacturer novelist ......,....lecturer aviatrix ll Duce's adviser preacher postal clerk reporter accountant organist census taker navy oflicer debater chemist .....,.,band-leader iilibustering senator beauty expert JUN1oRs Greene, Dora ,... Greer, Jane.. Gruber, Gertrudem... Guignon, Virginia. Hadley, KIildred Hamilton, Thomas .. .. Hansen, Kathryn. .. Hansen, lleredith ,.., Hansen, Sibyl., ....., .. Harriger, Ray ,,.. .. . I-leadlund, Irving .. Herman, lllildred Hildum, 1Iay..... .. Hills, Franklin .. Holcomb, Chester .,... . Hollister, Edith .,...,.. Houston, Jane..,...... Hultman, Donald ..... . Hyatt, Bertha .. .. .. Ingalls, Phyllis Johnson, Jean, .,,...... Johnson, Lawrence C. ..,,. , Johnson, Robert S. ., .. Johnson, Vera ..,. 4. Jordan, Sara......i..... Kays, Frederick ,......, .. Kelley, Thea .. .....,,.. Kelsey, inifred Y W' ' ..,..., ., Kiernan, Kathaleen .. King, Doris... ,.., Kintner, Glenn ,...... Kirberger, llary ...... . Knapp, Jean Knupp, Clarence ,..,,.. Landers, June ..,,..,.. Lasher, John............ Lawton, Lawrence . Lind, Harriet... ..,. Lind, Ruth E. Lobdell, Audrey ....,, . Logan, Jane Lucia, Ann .....4 ,..,.. . Lyon, C. William ,. 1IacWilliams, Doris Klansfield, Edward... llatha, lllary '.,... ..,.,,....,., McClelland, llargar POSSIBILITY farmer .. .,..., ..,. . . dramatic instructor. .. aviatrix ..,... .. .. mathematician ... .,,.,.emigrant.. .. scientist .. . ,heroine manicurist .. cafeteria manager Arctic explorer..............,,..,.. wealth-sharing enthusiast ..,.., ., fashion expert ., ., ..,.. ..,,... . happily married .,,., ,. ,. .. ..... Townsend supporter . .. taxi driver.. ,. herhalist .... , ,.., English teacher , . dry-cleaner. .. loving wife . athletic instructor.. clubwoman ..,..... .. country judge ..,,..... aviator .. ,..,,.., seamstress ...,. . second wife.. .. bacteriologist .. astronomer ...... .. .. nerve specialist .. movie scenarist golf enthusiast....... architect ..,....... .. druggist.. ., ...... , Hawaiian dancer. .. KUZISOII .... ,,......,., .....,... accountant ...... physician.. ................. .. ..,,..,,... Warren Times reporter ..,,..,., ... QOVCITICSS . ....,,..........,..,.. .. SCZIIUSUYSS .,... .. visiting nurse ..,... . ..4.... detective . .. 4.....44 ..., . ... resident of China... millionaire ......... ,saleswoman . ,. ., . . ........ oil driller ......... et Klclfvoy, lllildred .4.,.,., ,. . antique collector ,...,.. financial specialist ..,.. ,. supervisor ,, 4.... ..,....,. . IM POSSIBILITY politician old maid antique collector journalist artificial-flower maker sign painter .social secretary Russian missionary private tutor .., ...electrician mechanic secondhand merchant cooking teacher private investigator fire marshal mannequin entry clerk miner .. ...enamel decorator aesthetic dancer politician smuggler justice of the peace church secretary magazine writer old magnate ,cooking instructor ,messayist equestrian princess Ifnglish professor governess violinist contractor manicurist automobile salesman bricklayer social hygienist dancing instructor hookkeeper Hpostmistress ..... garment worker .retired actor nurse shoemaker prohibitionist hostess SCHHISITCSS 45 JUNIORS hlclfarland, Thomas lleyers, George . llleyers, Lois Kliller, Ruth .,..,. llliller, VVayne ,,..,... lllohr, hlary Jane Rloore, Robert ......... llloran, Patricia . lllorris, Francism... Xlostert, Fern. .... . lllyers, Jane ...,.... Nichols, Ellen ....., Norman, Edgar... Ohlson, Robert ,,.,,..,. Olson, Ann... Parks, John. ,..,,, . Peck, Floyd .... .,..,.,. . ., Pederson, Vivian Peterson, Anne .,,..,. Peterson, Gilbert ......... Peterson, Helen E. ,...,.. ....,.. . Pixley, Alice ...,........... Plateroti, Laura ..., Reardon, Harold ..,..,. Regner, Jack .....,.....,... Reynolds, Gilbert .. .... ...,.. . . Riggle, Charles ....... 46 POSSIBILITY policeman . . fire chief... typist .. .. . .... dancing instructor Carver House chef ., college clean . ,..,. ..... , plumber .,..,. hostess ... ....,,... airplane pilot state representative .,... ........rel1ef worker................ shoe demonstrator ....., . innkeeper ..,,. football coach ., .. .,,. professional danCer....,. district attorney .. ,.,,. .,,.., . ..,. . llflajor Bowes imitator ...,.. . . violinist ..... ...,.., .,... .....,.... . . . .... linguist . ..,. ......,.,...,. . .......,.Olympic athlete... radio entertainer... public speaker.. ...... .. playwright . .. .. salesman .. customs officer.. ......... .. health commissioner .... .. farmer . .. .. ................ IM POSSIBILITY candlemalcer mathematician facial expert horticulturist chemical manufacturer aviatrix bicycle racer ..........tailoress advertising manager policewoman florist novelist mortician meter reader Y. W. C. A. secretary patrolman trapeze artist stylist African missionary admiral fortune teller serious old maid collector . .. .chauffeur ice man butcher university professor JUNIORS Rosenquist, Esther Ross, Helen ,,.,.... .. . Rossell, Jean ,,... Roth, John . Russell, 1Iarilyn.... Ryberg, Iudward ,,....,..... . ........ . Samuelson, Margaret. Satterlund, Ruth.. ..,., .. Saylor, Ardell ..,,,,. Scalise, Rose Schaffer, Naomiu... Schmidt, Harry Schuler, jean. .. Schumann, VVilliam Schwab, Raymond Schweitzer, Vernice .. Schwing, Ruth.. Sedon, Harold Seymour, Harold. Smith, Donald.. .,,, .. Smith, Ethel BI .,,... Smith, llary Ellen. Smosna, Louise .,,.. .. Spies, lXIary.. Stover, Bonnie. ..,.,,... .. Stromdahl, Catherine ....., , . Swanson, llarie .... Swanson, Ruth. .. . . Swanson, William ...,. Suter, Clarene.. Taft, Kenneth Thompson, Albert .. Thompson, Shirley Vizza, Louis YVaite, Elainew... VVard, Jane ...,. ,.,, .... . VVatt, Thomas ., .. VVeigle, Raymond VVhisner, Kenneth .. VVhitehill, Robert .... Whitten, hIarie Wilcox, Ernest ,..., . YVilliarns, Elaine . .. XVolfe, Hazel ...,. .. VVoodruff, Barbara POSSIBILITY manicurist . .. French teacher... .. private secretary.. theatre manager ,..,,.. homemaker ,...,. .. basket ball referee bridge champion ...,., .,....., . social climbers... . Socialist leader .. . confectioner .. .. swimming expert steel magnate ..,..,... church secretary... citizenship leader ,,.., . ....... .. landscape gardener, baker... ..., ,...,.., . . . piano teacher ,..,.. . Hreside dreameru... lecturer... ..,.. .. . world traveler. .. . , .. Horist ,.,,..,,., community concert promoter . saleslady. .. ,....., .. ..,.........,...,..,., dramatist .. ., nursemaid .,... . stenographer . historian ...,... school teacher.. .. tailor... ...., .. .. .. short-story writer . .. stage director..... G-man . .. .bookworm .IICXVS C0l'Ill'l'lCI'lf1lI0l',,..,,. ., COQUCUC .... , iournalist.. oil driller ....... . .. electrical engineer.. Olympic champion etiquette instructor .. . .. rug designer .. farmers.. chiropodist. detective... perfect lady '... . IMPOSSIBILITY dramatic critic masseuse horticulturist truck driver geometry teacher architect recovery advocate Dragon editor coach peace promoter pharmacist canary raiser dental hygienist state representative ticket agent French interpreter beauty specialist adventurer big game hunter diver German guide expert penman lecturer sewing instructor social worker Arctic adventurer village gossip palmist illustrator grandmother ranch owner organist rug designer psychologist jeweler lover of music magazine editor tax collector teacher scientist demonstrator college professor social lecturer masseuse county auditor SOP!-ICDMGQF - CI ASS - BELIEVE IT OR NOT Abendroth, Eleanor .,,..,. Girl Scout leader BELIEVE IT OR NOT Chilcott, Hazel ,. beauty expert Abendroth, Elisabeth ,. Abplanalp, llarjorie ,... .. ..,..,,..,...... hairdresser ... ..... ..,.. ..... . . violinist Ackert, Bernard ,,....... .orchestra leader Acks, Jerome ...., ,... Adams, Glenn . Akers, Dorothy . . truck driver .. ., college professor .. ,...,...,..,. ,.,.. III 3I'llL.U1'l5t Althaus, lla ..,,.,.. ,.., s wimming champion Anderson, Chester Anderson, John ,. ,,., .. Anderson, Robert ,., .. Andersson, Tenna .,.., Armstrong, Lucy ...,. . Aubitz, Charles ........... Babcock, Morgan ..,..., Backstrom, Virginia Baker, Robert Baldensperger, Elmer , Barnes, llary Barron, lllelvin Baxter, lllillard .. .... ., Bean, Laverne ..,..., .. English teacher .blacksmith ..,..,...,. plumber ,...........opera singer knitter sailor comedian ...........clarinetist ....,...,. detective ,. .. . ....., ,..,.. d entist ., .,.. , ..,21Sfl'0I'lOD'lEf .,..,...track champion . author Belz, Robert ,.,...... ..,. Olympic ice skater Berry, Gerald ,,.. .. ,,., .. ,...,. basket ball player Betts, Helen ,..,..,. . .,,. ,......,..,,..,... .,........,., v v aitress Bilsborough, Ethel ...,..,. telephone operator Blastic, Eleanor ,...,. .. ,...... interior decorator Bleech, George .,.. .........,. ........ ...... m e c hanlc Boreman, William ,,..,,,,,,,,..,..... photographer Branch, Betty ...., .,...,..,..,.,,,...,.,,..,....., m anicurist Braunschweiger, Betty ...,. dancing teacher Brooks, Edward ....., ...professional diver Bullock, Kathryn ,..,,....,,...,.. ...housekeeper Burke, lllargaret ......,... .circus performer Calderwood, Rosanne, ...music composer Caldwell, Robert .. .... .. humorist Carbaugh, Rachel .............. ....., . fortune teller Carbaugh, Royce ................ truant officer Carlino, Albert .... Carlson, Helen ..,,.........,. airship constructor . ...,. portrait painter Carlson, Kenneth .... ..... . .. .. ..... ..... p atrolman Carlson, hlildred .. ...... .. Carr, Rlary .....,, ........, . Carroll, Sarah ,....... Casey, Joseph ,.,,. ...,,..,.. Casses, John . . ,. ,. Cederquist, Audrey .... . Chapel, Ruby Chase, Robert Check, Harold ..,... .. Check, Robert ......... 48 .................librarian science teacher sea diver movie actor notary public illustrator ..... farmer .. ..... ..policeman sheriff Childs, Grant .. .. . wood craftsman Christensen, Donald ..,. ,...,., . .. .. .. .. hunter Clark, Jack .......... accountant Cogswell, Jane ....... Cogswell, John Cogswell, Ned . Connolly, James . Craft, Velma . Cramer, Audrey tight-rope walker .. dietician .......... .. magician bacteriologist . ......, ,... a uthor . .. ....... music teacher Crimpenshaw, hlarie ..... ..,.., s eamstress Crowley, Laurence .. .. Custer, lllaxine .,.., .. Dahler, John .. Daley, Anne ..... Dasen, Ruth . Daye, Robert .. Decker, Dorothy DeLong, Eldo . . DeVore, Lavern .. .. Dickerson, Herbert Dietch, Betty Jane Donahey, Rudolph Dunham, Lee .. , Dunkle, Albert .... Dunn, Virginia ...... ,. Durnell, Zelma .......... Dyson, Helen . Eck, Florence . .... . Eckhardt, Ruth ......,. Edinger, Donald Edwards, Robert ..., Ekey, Laurence Eldridge, John Elliott, Raymond .. Elmquist, Phyllis .....,... Emery, Rachel Endress, Neva .. Engler, Clarence ...... Erickson, Guy Farr, John .... .... . .. .. Feeny, Carlyle .. .. ..... .floor walker .. ........., ,librarian commercial artist .... .. saleslady .. tennis champion drummer aviatrix .. missionary ., chiropractor painter ...Hpractical nurse , ....... ..... . . banker skiing champion .. .. .........,..,..,...,. . forester stewardess tap dancer .,,. ..,.... ....... 3. C tress algebra teacher illustrator ...,...,..radio expert .. ..,.. Latin teacher . ............... Horist .........inventor ..... ,broker ...............pianist .... housewife ..,.. typist farmer ......barber ,. ...... .. .chemist engineer Ferrie, Pat .... ....,. . .. ...... ......,. h orticulturist Finney, Thomas ..... newspaper reporter Fitzgerald, Leione. ...,... .. Red Cross nurse Fladry, lllarie .....,..,.., .. ,. .. .. .......masseuse Flood, Frank ,, .,,. ., ..,.. .. financier Font, Anthony ......,..... ...,.., c hauffeur Forslund, Sven ........ ............ ...... u pholsterer Foster, Betty ......,. .. .... .telephone operator Foster, Robert ..,.... professional acrobat SOPHOMORES BELIEVE IT OR NOT Fouche, Clara ..,,.,,.,,, ..,..,... . ...., ......singer Frederick, Carl ..,..,.. .v...,.... c artooriist Freund, John R. .. . .. .. .,,.. .oil driller Gardner, Harold .. .....,. ,..,.., . ...statesman Geer, Gail ....,....., ........wood-carver Gelotte, Viola ......... .. ........ biographer Geniotto, Tony , ..... ......... c onfectioner Gerarde, Joseph .... .. . ........ boolckeeper Gern, Beatrice .. ,........ impersonator Gerould, Gordon .. .. ....... ...printer Gigliotti, Victoria Gilson, Richard ...... . Giltinan, lXIary ...... . .. . . .. essayist . ...... .... p ilot ..mill1ner Gladd, Wilbert .. .... . .... .... o steopath Gnage, VVilliarn Graham, Dorothy Grillo, Carl Grosch, Allan ......... ..-engineer . ..... aviatrix .. ........ .. . .. doctor .. .. auctioneer Groves, Lillyan .. .. ........ . dress designer Haggstrom, Lloyd ........ . German teacher Hagstrom, lllayken ., ., ., .. .. .. caterer Hahn, Anthony '... ......... ....... p olitician Harnmerbeck, Donald .. ...... .......... . .baker Hanks, Dale ....., ..,,............. ,. . .grocer Hanmore, Joy .... .. Harding, Blary Heald, Lois , . Hildum, Norman ...lumberman . . public speaker . ,. ., postmistress ,.... Janitor I-Iimebaugh, James .. ..,. ...insurance agent Hodges, Jo Ellen .....,.,.. ..... society woman Hoffman, Adaline Homan, Dorothy .. .. .. BELIEVE IT OR NOT cashier . . .,.................. dieticlan Hyde, Alice ....., . ..............,..... radio announcer Janes, Elizabeth .. Jensen, Robert ..... .. Jerman, llary ..... .. chiropodist ,, ,. .......... wrestler .... . .,................. .clerk Johnson, Allen ..................... ...concert pianist Johnson, Charles G. U. S. Senator Johnson, Dorothy .. ...... .. private secretary Johnson, Geraldine . . ..... movie actress Johnson, Gretchen . .. .... . .... lecturer Johnson, Harold ,, ,..,. . ...,....,. ,. lawyer Johnson, Herbert ......... .. .,.., physician Johnson, Louis . .. automobile salesman Johnson, Robert L. ............ .circus clown Johnson, Robert Louis . .. .. .. ., .postmaster Johnson, Ruth ., Johnson, William . Juliano, Josephine Kershaw, Harry .. .. ... Kiernan, Edward .. Kifer, Floyd .. .. .. .. .. .. stenographer .. . .. architect .counselor sculptor ..... ......hunter . .. .. ..,,.., bank examiner Kinander, William .,,., ..... .... c o al dealer Kinkead, Elizabeth Kinnear, llarcia ., Kirberger, lXIyron. Kirby, Leonard ,. . Klepfer, Joyce Knapp, Doris . ...... . Knupp, Robert ........ ballet dancer .. countrywoman . ........... freighter captain . .. ............. preacher . ..... governess . ......... heroine ........,..ed1tor 49 minister .. .....,.. .. postmistress SOPHOMORES BELIEVE IT OR NOT Kocher, Janet Illae ..,.. . .druggist Koebley, Beatrice .,,. ,..,. . . . .. missionary Koebley, Jean ...... Gwendolyn Kopf, Harry Ladner, Howard Ladner, lllary .. Larsen, Romaine Larson, Elsie .. . .. Larson, Larson, Helen Larson, Larson, Lauffer, Helen John .. Iva ....,......... Leonard, Violet .. Lillie, Esther . .. .. .. .. Loper, lllarvin Lord, Stuart Lutz, William ..,. ,..,. IXIacDonald, Alden Black, Charles ...,..,., .. dean of women .. .fisherman policewoman . . world traveler ... .. ,.,, ,.,, . ... laundress HUTSC .........bridge enthusiast .. ... mation father-in-law .. .. .. ... .. .. IHOVIC SIRI' .. .. .. .. happily married .. ., ...mother-in-law .. .. .inventor . ,.., orchestra leader . ,.,,, . ,..,. . embalmer .. ..,. ..,..,. . ..... . butcher . .,,.,,.,,.., . .. postal clerk lllahaffey, Geraldine ........ .. ..,.. ..,..,. p almist lllahaffy, Wayine A. ..,........ . .....,.... tire chief lllaier, William .... automobile salesman lllarti, Raymond .. .. .. retired gentleman Klartin, Geraldine .,.. .,.., choir leader llatthews, Katherine ,...,. ,,., . housekeeper Klavrelis, Neove . ..,..,......... .,.. ..,..,.. l andlady lXlcCausland, Raymond ranchman llIcChesney, Joseph .. .. .. .. . impersonator lXIcClellan, Pauline ..,,..,.. .village gossip lIcClure, Patricia .,,.. .. . Ndressmaker 1IcCo:1nell,Adaline KIcCoy, Robert .. . . 1IcCurdy, Donald .. .. .. . archaeologist .. football hero . detective IlIcFarland, Joyce .. ....., .. . .ventriloquist hIcFarland, Kathleen .. .. mother-in-law llIcGarry, Anne .. .,..,,.., . missionary RIcGhee, lllarjorie .. ..,.. . .. .governess NIcKeehan, Arthur ..... .,... . .. .sales manager lleacham, Richard .... ..... . . .. herdsman lleacham, Romaine .. .. .. French teacher llealey, Russell ..,.. .... . . ,,..,.. .. .,,..,.. .wrestler Kleley, lllarjorie .. .,... ,. model Kliller, Elizabeth .,..,,.....,..,... ...stenographer Nliller, Ellna .. ,.... ,..,..,,. . .. Hawaiian dancer llliller, George .. ,.....,.., .checker champion llliller, Illyron ,..,... ..,.. .,.. s tate trooper lllinnelli, Bertha . .,,.. .,,., . .. ...mhostess Klitchell, Dorothy lllay .. gym teacher Nloore, Phyllis ..,..,,,,..,..,. ,..,,., . ,..,. ,,., . . duchess lllorgan, llartin ..,.....,......, novelist llorris, lXIary Ellen .,,...... .. .. philanthropist hlorse, Kathryn ,..,.. .. ..,.,,.,,.., public speaker Neal, Ann .,,,,..,.., Nelson, Kenneth .. Newhall, Claire W. .. 50 . ,.,, . widow fruiterer mathematics prof. Newton, James . Norris, Helen ..., . Nugent, Bessie . OlLeary, Erma ..,,. Olson, Jeanette . . . Olson, llarian Olson, Sterling Owens,bIargaret ,... Passinger, Charles Patchen, Dorothy Paul, Iola ,,.., .,... ..... Pearson, Kathryn .. Peterson, Gail Pettit, Paul ..,..,.., Pick, Ann Pickett, Arthur Pirillo, Eleanor ....,... Poppleton, Elwin .. BELIEVE IT OR NOT . ,,..,...... congressman . .. .emigrant teacher foster mother .. ..., mannequin ,essayist saleswoman .. ..,.,,,., football coach . ...,,.,,.,, missionary .. trapeze artist radio announcer porter ... ..,.. gilfilge CIYVIICI' .. nurse ...,..,... .. mortician golf enthusiast .. .,,..,...,.,,..,..,,.,. . Judge Pratz, Betty ,r.,... .. ..,.. ,........., f ashion expert Proud, Clair ..,,..,.., .. ..,.,.., .,,.. . .. ....,..,,., engraver Purdy,1IaryAlaire ,. .,... hairdresser Putnam, Janet .. ..,.. Y. W. C. A. secretary Rapp, Leo ,,.,. .. ..... ..,.........,..,,.. . -pugilist Reardon, llarie .... Sunday School teacher Reed, Robert .... .. ..,.., .,..,....., .,... . . candy maker Reese, Jeanette ...whomemaker Regina, Samuel ,..,,., . ...,..,.., tax collector Retterer, Lois ..... ..,..,. . . ...equestrian Reynolds, Clair ........ .. banker Riggs, Wilbur ...... elevator operator Roberts, Carl .... .. ........ . .... .. .athlete Roberts, Esther .... .. society woman Ronan, Ann .... .. ., ...... .... . stepmother Rosenquist, Howard .............. fireman Rossell, Blarie ...cafeteria manager Rowland, Charles .. ....... .. .. .. Ruhlman, Klarie ..... Ruhlman, Vera .. Ruland, Phyllis ,... Russo, Anthony . ..... .,rich uncle . candy maker . stylist . ...... mischief maker clockmaker Russo, Nick .... ..,......,..,. innkeeper Salerno, llary Ann ...,.. . ...... beauty expert Sasserson, Gordon .. . . retired gentleman Scalise, Joseph .. .. .. .. . ..,,.. patrolman Scalise, Joseph T. lion tamer Scalise, Theresa A. .... newspaper reporter Schallinberger, Virginia ......,. . church secy. Schearer, lllargaret ......... ........ t ruant officer Schirck, Betty ..... .. ...... . ........ social worker Schuler, Jane .. ..... ....... ........ . . .. old maid Schwank, Helen ...... .......... l ady of leisure Scott, YVilliam ...... ........gardener Seaquist, Evelyn ...... ,...... good neighbor Shallenberger, Dorothy .......... .. optician Sihield, Raymond ...,.... . ........... bookvvorm Shortt, Charles .... . Democratic leader SOPHOMORES BELIEVE IT OR NOT Sigworth, Robert . .... ,, .. ,..,..,.., biographer Simmons, Kathleen ...... 4.,..,. . .,,.. dentist Simpson, Edward ....,.., .. . .,.. .,....wrestler Simpson, Evangeline professional dancer Simpson, Joyce ..,.. ..,. .,,,., ,biologist Sirianni, Francis ..,..,.,.., .restaurant owner Slacum, Rlarguerite ..,.. traveling saleslady Sleeman, Janet ,...... ,.,, . . radio singer Sly, Ray .. ,,.. .. ..,.. ..... a ntique collector Smerker, jane .... ,. .. ..,.. .. .,..., , coquette Smith, Gale .. .. ., .. .. .. .. C. C. C. officer Smith, lllarjorie ..., Smith, Raymond . ., ... charity Worker pencil manufacturer Snow, Treva ., .. .. .. .... dress shopkeeper Snyderhfean Snyder, John .. .. . . .,,.,... .,,... ..,.. S C HZIIOI' . H.UCfl0I'lCC1' Songer, Beatrice . .. .,,.,.,, ,... E nglish teacher Songer, Sylvester . .,,.. commentator Sorensen, Dorothy .,,.. .,..., . .Widow Springer, Elmer professor Stanton, Lillian ........,. . . ...............poet Steher, Louise Steele, Ruth ., . Steinkamp, Paul ..,.., .Wife . dental hygienist vocational supervisor Steltzer, Klary E. .,.. . old fashioned girl Stoffel, Clyde ..,.., Sturgis, Opal Suppa, Joseph . ...... . .......COI1I1'2.CI01' jeweler .soldier Swart, Carl . ,..,..,.,,. . Tannler, Robert ,. Thomas, Raymond Thompson, Delores Traub, Robert . . Tremblay, Clifford Tremblay, John Turk, Fred Ugard, Coilla Rlay Ullrich, Clara llay BELIEVE IT OR NOT . . ,.,,. .architect ...night watchman .. .. ...,. ..,..... ..,,.,, . a rtist .. ..,.. business woman .. ,,.,,. ..,..,., s ilversmith ,,., ,,,,.., . lawyer . ,.,., .,,.. . mason ...civil engineer . ..,..,.. .. draftsman Ugarcl, Charles .. ,..,.,. .. .. .. ..... .metal designer mrllrner Underwood, Richard .....,...... raconteur Valentine, Jeanette ......,... nursemaid Vinton, Gerald .. .. .,..,.. .,,..,.. .,,., f oreman VVaples, Joseph ..,..,.. . milk inspector Ward, Ralph .,.., ..,,.,,.... . ,.,,. . druggist VVatson, Pauline . . . ,..,, church worker VVendelboe, Frederick . rug designer VVescott, Doris .. .,,.. ..,.,,.,,,., . .oculist VVhite, lllildred ..,. ,.... f urniture designer Wickstrom, Richard . .. . orator TVilson, lllarion . .. VVolf, Raymond ., VVolfe, Robert Young, Kleredith .. . .,.., .. .stenographer Arctic explorer ... .,,.. millionaire newspaper reporter Zerbe, Willard ...., . . poet Zerbey, George . .. ..OpC1'H SlHgCI' Zimmerman, Elliott . .. .district attorney 51 PRES!-IMAN - CI ASS CHIEF PASTIME Aber, Ella llae ,,..,.. .,..... playing croquet Abplanalp, Nlary ,,..,, , . forgetting books Adams, lllargaret .,..,. ..........singing Africa, Philip ..,.., .,..,.. ,.,.. . . .. ,.....,..,,..,.., ..... s kiing Albaugh, Eleanor ..,,. .. imitating actresses Alexander, Janet ,, ..........,.hiking Allen, Leon .,..,..,,.,,... , ,. ,.., playing marbles Anderson, Charles ...,. playing a harmonica Anderson, Dean .. .,.. ..,..,,....,. .rising early Anderson, Donald .,,.,,....., .. .....dr1v1ng Anderson, Doris ,..,,..,..,......,.. solving puzzles Anderson, Greta ,..,..,., Anderson, Hazel .,..,... Anderson, Jean ..,..,... , Anderson, lblarshall .....,.,. . printing dreaming sewing .........whistling Anderson, Richard ..,.... ..,.. .,,..,.. d a ting Anderson, Wesley ,,4..,.,., ......,...,.....,..,... s liding Andrea, Lucy 4.,,...4,...... .... . .. playing games Anna, Warren ....,. ,4..,..,...... . .carrying books Austin, Laura Jane ..,..,... .....,..,..,,...,,.. . .. talking Backstrom, Phyllis ......,. gazing in a mirror Baird, Howard ,,.,,., ,...... .4.....,.. b e ing a clown Bairstow, Barbara ..... ...... . ..,..,..,..., d rawing Ballard, Paul . ........,.., .......,,.,,.. . playing pool Barnihart, Richard ...,.4 .studying German Barr, Jack .. ..., .. ..,..,..,..,...............,..,.. . . . acting Beach, Harold ..,.. imitating llajor Bowes Beach, James .....,.....,..,.,,. playing basket ball Beach, Robert ..,..,.... .,.. coasting Benbenek, Rosalie ...trimming notebooks Bengston, Ann Louise ..,.. playing a piano Bennett, lX'Iildred ..,.., .,,., . . talking Benson, Donald ,.,,..,. ,,., . ..riding a bicycle Berlin, Leola ..... .,.., .roller skating Black, Ruth studying dairy farming Blair, Laurence ...,,.,,., .,... . whittling Bleech, Nestor Bloom, Richard Bloom, Robert ,,.,,.... ........... drawing .. studying history .. .... hurrying Blume, llary .... ..,..,.., .. .,,. telling fortunes Bonavita, Joseph ..,.., .imitating others Bowell, Argyll .. ., .,,., .,.., u sing cosmetics Brader, William .. . Branch, illary . .....,..... . Brenan, Betty .. playing gentleman .. ..,.. . swimming imitating Rubinoft Brenton, Jack ,.., ,.,. .. .. .. .,,. .. hunting Brian, Rachel ..,,.,,... Briggs, Richard .,.., Brindis, Isabelle ...,... ..,.,,. . .. . .. ,,., .. studying Uwriting notes roller skating Brooker, Jennie ...,..,..,,.,,..,.,. .washing dishes Brown, Harold ......taking part in sports 52 Brown, Jack ,...,.,,.., .. .. .. ., CHIEF PASTIME . viewing baseball Brown, Jane ........, .. .,..... ..,. m astering Latin Brownell, Kathryn Buerkle, Edward Bunk, Peter .. ...,. Buser, VVilliam ..,.....,. Campbell, Paul Cangelosi, Frances .. ... .. .,,. ,.., e mbroidering .. attending parties ,..,. joking camping teasing girls .. ..writing poetry Cardamone, Josephine ..,.. giggling Carlo, George . .,,.,,..,, ,,..,,.....,.....,.....,. . ,. resting Carlson, Harold .. .,.. Carlson, Marian . ..,.,,. . .. playing football .. .....,,....,, ,,... , hiking Carlson, Richard ..,,..,.,... .polishing his shoes Casey, June , ...... . ............ asking for pencils Cerra, Helen .. ,. .. ...... . .... .drawing pictures Chapman, Leroy ......,............... ....,,.,,..,. touring Check, Arthur ................ indulging in sports Check, Warren ..... viewing football games Chilcort, Nlary ....... ................,.....,..,..,..,.... t alklng Christensen, Chester ......... going to church Christiansen, Kenneth .. .. .. ..,.. being impish Clarke, Elizabeth .. .......... .. drawing comics Clark, Warren .. ..., Clendening, Dona .... .. Cobb, Audrey ,,..,... . Cole, Lthel . Collins, llargaret .... .. Conway, Thomas .. Cottillion, Anna ...,....,,. Cumblad, Frederick ,, Cummings, Charles Curren, Richard .... ....... . designing clothes ,..,.....,,..writing notes .......making friends chewing gum .. ...being cheerful operating the radio playing games .thinking ........ .. .. .,.., reading imitating Bob Curtis, Norman ..,..,.. breaking hearts Dahl, llarshall Dahle, Geraldine , . Dahler, Eleanor ..,,. .. Danielson, Virginia ,. Daugherty, Claudina .. ....... .. dancing . ........... .. .. ...., flirting attending movies practicing music .. ...... .... . primping Davis, John ., attending social affairs Davis, Palmer ........,.. participating in clubs DeVore, Lawrence .. ., ... pestering girls Dexter, Willard .. . ..... ...... . gardening Dey, Constance . ............... .. sketching Dickenson, llarjorie .. talking of boys Dickinson, Joyce .,....,,...reading Dickson, Douglas .. .Masking questions Dietch, Robert ...,.. . ,... , skating Dietsch, Joe .. . .. ..... ........... sliding Dilker, Gerald going to Y. ll. affairs Dinsmoor, Charles ...... ....... r iding a bicycle Done, William . .,... .. ............ .. ., whittling FRESHMEN Donze, Betty .. Dove, VVilliam ,...,. Driscoll, Mari .. Duncan, Janet .. Dunham, Ann .. . Dunkle, Joette . CHIEF PAsT1ME . ,..,,. lending things .trapping .. . merrymaking enjoying band practice singing ,....., .,,..,...,..... . .. arguing Dyer, Mary ,...,....,, . ........ attending school Dygan, Carolyn ,,.,,..,.., .. ..... .studying Eck, Klargaret ., ....... voicing her opinion Edwards, Mildred . putting up her hair Eldred, John ..,.,, ....,. .,.., . . .. impersonating Elmquist, Braddock .... .. camping English, Florence ..,... .. eating cookies Engstrom, Frances ,,..,.., .thinking deeply Enright, Cornelius .,,.,,.....,.. enjoyinglife Erickson, Joyce ...admiring Dick Powell Erickson, Lois ..,...,... .,,.., . Hirting Erickson, lllarion .. .. .....,. thinking about? Falk, Louise . ..,, sketching her classmates Farrell, Carolyn .. ,...,.., .... . . ,walking Farrell, Kathryn ..........learning to dance Fazio, Julia .. .. Feiro, Odette . .. Ferrie, Heath Fertig, Robert Fill, Anna , Fink, Elsie .,.., . Fino, Alexander . .whispering dating .,,..,., ...fishing ..... .bothering teachers Hwriting letters yelling being industrious Frtzgerald, James .... ..... . ...trying to sleep Fitzgerald, Vera ,,..... . . relaxing Folkman, Don . ...... . Font, Anthony ......... Foreman-, Kenneth .. CHIEF PASTIME . ..,.. wooing girls .. ...... ............,.....,. l oafing .. playing a trumpet Fouche, Iverson ...,. , ..... ,........ . .. ........ sleeping Fox,Verda .............. .. getting all her lessons Frontera, Peter ...... .. ....... ......,.,.... . typing Frost, Evelyn .. .. reaching for the best Gallagher, Patty carrying her lunch Garden, Lawrence .. .. ...,. making friends Gary, Edna llflay Gerhart, lklilton Gebhardt, William Gebhart, Edith Gelotte, Hilda .... .. Geneotto, Victoria Gerardi, Ross ........... Gordon, Richard .. making candy .. .. ..... sleeping in class . ..... . ....,, ...... fi ghtlng telling droll stories . ..... .. dancing laughing heartily ........ ......... . .dieting wondering Gorfida, James . .mixing work and play Gott, Edwin. ...,., . Gotto, Jane ....,... Graham, Gail . ., Granger, Beryl seeking information .. eating . .... . eating crackers speaking distinctly Gray, llary Jane .... ............talking Green, Velma.. . .. .. ...... ....., . reading notes Greene, Forrest Greenlee, Rebecca . Greenlund, James Grosch, lllilton . . keeping late hours seeing life's comedy concentrating studying bookkeeping Grossenberg, Alta ,, .. ..,. ...painting Guss, Kathleen . . washing dishes S3 FRICSHMEN Haag, Lorena Hagan, Klargaret Hagberg, Robert Hagberg, Sheridan CHIEF PASTIMI5 ., catching busses ., ,. ., .,., ..,. X vhistling ., ., .. fishing ., .. .,,... .. ., ....,.. . hiking Hagerman, Klarcella ,.,.., dating juniors Hagerman, Paul . . .. engaging in sports Hahn, blary . meeting daily problems Hamblin, Russell ..... ,. ,..,,., ..teasing Hanson, Betty ...., making new friends Hanson, Harold ,.,. .,,.....,...,.. . ..... .. dating Harrington, Dorothy ., .. .. ......... waiting for? Harris, Leon . .. . .,,.. writing band music Harris, Rebecca .,,.., ....showing initiative Harvey, Violet ,,... ......reading good books Hayes, blary . ,.., .,,.., . ..,.....,... canoeing Heald, Kathleen . ..,. ...chewing gum Hennessey, Florence being quiet Hibner, Harold ... . ,.., . .,,..,.. .. hunting Hildum, Charles ,. playing basket ball Hills, Pauline . making Eng. projects Hinderer, Ruth .collecting stamps Hinton, Frank . Hoskins, VVanda . Huber, Richard Huch, Helen Hudock, Joseph . Hudock, RIary ..., . Hudson, Charles . Hulings, Dorothy. Hultberg, lllarcia Hummrich, blary Irwin, Florence ., .. Irwin, Lula .,.., .. . Irwin, VVinifred .. Ittel, Arvilla Ittel, Verta ,, Jackson, Betty . . Jacobson, Joan James, Helen Janes, Florence Janes, John Jaines, lllartha . . Javens, Donald . . .. . Johansen, VVilliam Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Dudley'..iii.H Johnson, Franklin .enjoying good things laughing ... .,.. .,,.,,.. b lushing going to the movies ,. ,. ,Hplaying football .. ..,,.. washing dishes . Hshoveling snow .. ....... . . making visits .. reading mysteries .. .. ....making mischief adancrng .. ...... .,.., X vhispering hiking playing basket ball . .... .. ,..,.. drawing .. . . reading .......making candy .Wplaying the radio .. . ..sleigh riding throwing snowballs .. .. playing ball blowing bubbles ., .,,... .teasing the girls using bright colors building air-castles ,studying history Johnson, Kathleen . fooling Johnson, Lacy ., . .wishing for summer Johnson, Lawrence .polishing shoes Johnson, Leroy Johnson, Lorraine Johnson, Ralph . Johnson, Wifi-ifred ., ..,.... eating pie . pleasing everybody ,. .,,..,...... .bluifing . .walking in the rain Johnston, lllarshall , ......studying algebra Johnston, Vivian .. . ........ ,dancing 54 Johnston, XVilliam . . Jones, Theodora ... CHIEF PASTIME . riding a bicycle ,. being courteous Jordan, Alice . ...., . ..,. . ..... . talking Juliano, Adelaide .. .sharpening pencils Kays, Helen .. . . Keller, Lucile Kelsey, Blarjorie ...........keeping Ht . .. .... gossiping dreaming Kelly, Earl . .. .. .. .. ..,., acting for the girls Kervinski, Charles .. reciting well Kiernan, Jack . being industrious Kiernan, Kathleen .. getting acquainted Klfer, Jack ,.., ,. .. ....., daydreaming Kifer, Jesse ., ,,.. . . King, Betty Jane .. Kiser, Guy .. ..... thinking .,..... looking forward attracting attention Ixlenck, Ixathryn .. ., . . ...,.. . .... ...,.. esting Klinestiyer, Eleanor . . being original Knowlton, Joseph ...... .,.., ..,..,. . . . driving cars Knupp, Charles .. . ..,..,,.. enjoying school Knupp, Violet , biting her fingernails Koebly, Lorraine ........playing pranks Kohler, Edward ....... .. hunting deer Kohler, Louis Krantz, Ann ..,.., . throwing snowballs , ............ .tap dancing Krantz, John . ..,... ., . . . ..... being serious Kyler, Chester .. ..,. . . Cilffylllg QTOCEYICS Langhans, Edward . . attending parties Larason, Dana .. .... .. Larimore, James Larsen, James Larson, blarshall .. .. .. ..... going places ......taking it easy learning to dance ..........whispering Lauffenburger, Esther ...... .... . . .. reading Legters, Everett .,.., ..... .eating Lepore, Joseph .. .. ., .. ., . ,. ,, beating the bell Lesser, Barbara .. ..,... . ., writing plays Lester, Leverne .. .. .sleeping twelve hours Le'I'rent, John ., .. .. .. singing Leuthold, Richard . being a good leader Lichtenberger, Pearl .. using nail polish Lind, KIary ., . playing Klonopoly Lindahl, Helen .. . ., Lindberg, Bernice living in Clarendon reading magazines Lindgren, Bertha . .,.. . baking Littlefield, Luella .. . ,. strumming a guitar Logan, Mary . .... .making baskets in gym Long, Patricia Look, Betty Jane Lopez, Jean. , , Lorenz, Ermina . ..,.. . Lowe, George . ., Lucia, Albert Lucia, Anthony Lucks, Ida ., Lundahl, Billy .. .. . .being demure . . reading novels . .. dancing , . playing games .. . dreaming chasing butterflies . . ., hiking .. ..... cooking coaching basket ball Lutz, Klarion . .,,.. taking dancing lessons K lack, llildred ., .. .. ..... ., .. ., ., talking FRESHMEN CHIEF PASTINIE lllaines, Luella ,..,., . ..,.. .. ..,.. ...... s ewing llaines, Ruth .,,.. .,... . ..,..,.., .. .,..,.. .. sliding lllanchester, Basil ...throwing snowballs Hlancuso, Josephine ....., ,, coasting Manfrey, Josephine .. .. contradicting llangini, Genevieve , .,,.. .,.,, l aughing Mansfield, llartha .,,., ..,..,.,,., t hinking Hasterson, James , . trying to grow lllatha, Ruby , , .,.,,., . reading good books Klathis, Katherine ,..,,., .............. .,.., . r eading hlavrelis, Doris . ,.,..,,..,.. . ,... . . joking Xlaze, Lloyd .. . .. .catching up studies lXICCool, Jack ..,. , , .. ..,., ., swimming KIcCoy, Paul ., ...., ,.,,., . ,, building castles lllcllullough, Kathleen ,, ,. keeping house lXIcFarland, Ruth .. . eating candy lXIcFayden, Florence ,Wattending movies lX'IcGarry, Patricia ..,..,.,,,. ,asking for gum lIcGee, Kathleen ..,.. keeping busy llIcKelvey, Donald ., ...., .,,. s kipping classes llellander, Quentin ,, playing volleyball Nlessner, Helen ..,., .. ..,. starting clubs lliller, Betty ' Kliller, Cornelius . .,,.., . .,..,..,........ joking llliller, Dorothy , ...., ,r .,,.., being versatile lliller, llflyron .........,..,. .. talking to the girls Kliner, Jane ..,.. .. ....,..,,. getting good marks Minke, Jack .. .. .,..... .doing nothing slowly lllitche ' ' lllitchell, Rose ,..,.. .,.,.... breaking mirrors .sewing ll, Louise .. .,., .. .,..,..... reducing CHIEF PASTIME lllonroe, Katherine .gaining initiative Blorell, Ross , ,... slamming locker doors lllorelli, Helen .. llorris, Lillian llorrison, Jean , Klullen, lllarcella llurback, Donald hlurphy, Donald ,,..,,.. Xlyer, Weller ., . Nageli, John ....... Nelsen, Doris .,... ., Nelson, Elton Nelson, Robert ,.., ,.,. , Newark, Burtress, ., , Nichols, Peter .,.., Nicholson, John .,..,,.. , Nielson, Rena. . N iver, Samuel ,... ...... . . . ., ., doing acrobatics ,............talking to? ...Wdating , ., chewing gum washing windows .. , . ..,..,.. hiking studying German . , ,,., walking ., unchanging her mind Nelson, Bertha ,..,... . .. , , ,. . ...,. ,skating killing time shining in German taking his time playing a trumpet .making mistakes exercising her jaws , .,,. swimming Nobles, Earl ,.........,. catching up lost sleep Nobles, Wilbur ., .. ........ patrolling the halls Nollinger, Earle ..,,. ,.., ,,., , . winding clocks Nordine, Paul .. going to Sunday School Norris, Louise ,... .,...,..,...,..... ..... . . ..,.. ..,.. d a ncing Norris, lwarjorie .... ..learning to dance Nuhfer, Nfamie .. ..,.. .,.., .skipping rope Nuhfer, Raymond reading crime stories OlDonnell, Harry .. .. neglecting his Work Ollson, Jeanette ....., .. ..,...., joking Olmstead, Phyllis , ..,,, ,. ...,.. . ..,.., debating S5 FRESHMEN Olsen, Lee ., . .. . Olson, Beatrice . Olson, William . Orcutt, llargaret Papalia, Teresa Paul, Della . Pavlovitz, John ...,. .. Pearce, Bernice CHIEF PASTIM E .. . ,. studying trees .. ., . ,writing letters ., ,, .... ...loitering .. .. going to bed early ., .. arriving on time ..,.telling fortunes .. eating candy .. .. .. .. . ..,.., gossiping Pearson, Donald . ,, ......... building Peck, Elizabeth .. ...... .earning good marks Peck, Russell ,, . .... Perry, Jane .. . ..... Hhshing .. .,,, ,. telling stories Pesko, lXIarian ...... .......,..... ...baking Petersen, Carl . . ........ playing a trombone Petersen, Frances .. ..... ..... e njoying algebra Peterson, Arlene improving her marks Peterson, Beatrice ...... ., .... taking gym Peterson, Dorothy ., .. making book reports Peterson, Lloyd .... ...playing a violin Pickett, Robert Poola, Bladeline ...,. . Pratz, Pauline Prillo, Nick ....... .... . . Pring, Kenneth .. . .increasing muscle ,... drawing cartoons hairdressing . .. ..............,..,. eating . playing basket ball Pulli, Buddy .... ..... .... ..., . ...........,.....,... b o x ing Radspinner, Harold .. ..... eating apple pie Rapp, Gladys . ....... .... .......... p l aying a violin Rapp, Orvetta ...... Reese, Joseph ... .. ,. Reiff, Blarvin .... Reiff, Richard . .. .. ..... .Hentertaining .. attending dances farming ...praising vegetables Retterer, Alice . ..... .. .staying outlate Retterer, Lewis.. ...... .........,.., ..... . . ,........ l oafing Reynolds, Betty Rich, Klary .... ........... . ., Rich, Victoria ., .. .. Rickerson, Dale Rieder, Jeanette .. Ritchie, Ruth . .. Roberts, Albert . conversing endlessly , . sewing ,doing English .. enjoying himself .. looking at pictures . .... .... . reducing .. .. attending church Roberts, Hannah ..... spreading news Rogan, Florence .. ., Rogers, Nana . . .. reading .. .. procrastinating Ronan, Ruth ..... ..... ..,. ,talking Rosenquist, Charlott Rowland, Betty.. .... Rudolph, Gilbert . .,. Ruland, liartha Rulander, Ruth .. Russo, Josephine Russo, Theresa . .. Sailor, Hyett . ,. Salerno, Bennie . Salerno, Bruno ., . Sampson, Allan ......... Sandberg, Ralph . 56 e .wearing braids . .. pulling taffy .............hurrying .......cracking nuts .. chewing gum .. arriving late .. curling her hair . . .......... joking ..... coasting .. .......... crooning . .. . .,.............. skating making airplanes CHIEF PASTIME Sandstrom, Donald, ., . ..... .mmaking puns Santoro, Angelina enjoying good music Scalise, Angeline , .reciting poems Scalise, Frank .... ...wshooting Scalise, Joseph . .. Scalise, Julia Scalise, Violet ., Virginia Scalise, Schatzle, Helen Schatzle, Nellie .. Schearer, Doris ....., .playing the violin . ...playing tennis .having a good time Scalise, Lucy . ..... .. .. ' .. .. reciting in class . .. .exaggerating .. .. . .... blushing . attending movies . ....... .. talking Schreffler, David ., . ,. ,. .... loafing Schuler, Clair ..... ..... . ,. ....diving Schuler, Virginia .. ..acting Schumann, Walter . . .. ,...... ..,. . . reading Schweitzer, Jean .... Scott, Kathryn .. .. Scrivano, Ellen Seavy, Robert .. ....., Seder, Anna .. ..... Sellin, Jane .... .. Sewitz, Helene . ...... recuperating mastering algebra ., . .. .. .. playing ball .. falling for blondes hiking by moonlight .collecting souvenirs ...... ,. ..... gossiping Seymour, Robert ........ ..... .going to school Seymour, Ruth Shanshala, John ..... Shea, Eleanor Shirey, Olin. .. Shorts, VVilliam .. Siliano, lXIinnie Skelton, Anne . .... . Smead, Cathryn helping others star gazing .........,dancrng ..... going to shows ........,,..,........sleeping eating apples . . playing games traveling Smith, Helen . .. ..... playing lXIonopoly Smith, lllonroe .... Smith, Paul Smith, Virginia Speidel, Robert . Sperry, VVilliam Steber, Louise .. . talking , ........ pulling ties .. . ...playing a violin brushing his clothes . ..... loitering .. .. Hcamping Steele, Albert ..... chewing gum Steinkamp, Anne . . .. ..,. dramatizing Steinkamp, Jane , .. . cheerleading Steinkamp, Blartha Jean looking ahead Steltzer, Betty .. . reading literature Stover, Juanita . .. ...riding a bicycle Sullivan, Joseph . ., ,. ..... eating candy Swanson, George ....... reading newspapers Swanson, llarshall ...., . studying Szarowicz, Harry Taft, Gilbert .,..,... Taylor, Bernice Taylor, Robert Thayer, Harriet .. .,. Tranter, Ellen .. Traub, Conrad .. .... .. Tucker, Robert enjoying sports motoring ..... liking the boys attending movies . ..... worrying . .. playing a clarinet .. .... . fishing pounding nails FRESHMEN Turner, Eillen ,... . Turner, Leo ...,...,.., ,... CHIEF PASTIME ..,.. .. writing poetry playing checkers Unangst, llarguerlte ,,..,......... .. .. .. .. knitting Valentine, Hazel .. . Valentine, William ., Van Tassel, llartha Vesch, Lewis .....,.,. ,.., . Vicini, Anthony ......., . Wade, Phyllis .. ....... . . Wagner, Robert .. Walker, Ann .......4,.., . Walker, Chester ., ,. VVall, Eleanor .. .... .. Wallin, Gerald ..,,. ,. Warr, Arthur ..,..., .. Warren, Raymond . YVashburn,,Ann .. Watson, Betty VVatt, VVilliam .. . ..,,.,...,. early rising skating .. ., visiting ., . taking life easy . ..,..... doing algebra eating spinach skating . . going to parties .drawing playing cards .... thinking . .. carving .,.. . ..,... debating ,.,,..,.,, cooking , ..,. waiting for four .. ., ..,..,.....,...... talking Weaver, Jane ,... . .. .,,... asking for help Weaver, Paul ....., .. ,,., .. .,..,......... .. hunting VVeaver, Bob ....walk YVeisseniluh, Adolph VVeissenfluh, hlarie .. Welsh, William ., ing home with girls .. .Hdoing shop work ., . ....,..,...... sewing ., breaking hearts Wilson, Betty ,,..,.,.,,......... , Wolf, Frank CHIEF PASTIME following serials eating sandwiches Wolfe, Betty ...... . ....... .. .. enjoying athletics Wolfe, Verna ,4 ...,..,.,....,.....,.., .,..,. ,..,..,. t a lking Wolstencroft, Vera ...,..,.. .. ., ..,....,,..,. kidding Woodruff, Katherine Wooster, Virginia Wozeak, Frances ..,..,..,.. .Wworking reciting singing love songs Wright, David ., ,,., ..,..,,.,..,..... ni aking things Wykoff, Robert .. Yarabek, George .. ,. Yeagle, Richard Yeagle, William Young, Gladys . acting grown-up ....,........,....,,eamping ..,..,.,.,.,tinkering hurrying .....,..,.practicing Zahranski, Elizabeth ..,.. ..,..... ..,. g u essing Zerres, Jack .. .. .. ., , ,.,,.... bothering others IN MEMGRIAM NORMA NIELSON RIARGUERITE DAHLER Rlarch 29, 1936 57 ACTIV rayon, Dmgonette, Nunn et Tune, football, bas- ketball, music, dramatics, clubs-these are the factors which make life at VVarren High School zestful and appealing. 9' ffflf I' an--favfm is 4' H' , hm? 959 e as wgx um , N m, ...wr Q Fl Q - - wife2:ff5F1 Ws5-ET, m25.39-xf1,51 3, 'fbi .' , .: -'., wg! 45:5 5 -P ki'-iii! ' H lf -ivirm k ,. - S' -f-H: xx.-,zrw ' 4:1111 ' f-.Sz 'K ff .. ?f'.5:::5?if' 55 ' ' W '- U: M-Yvipausawmggg, .gt .ref . PERSONNEL Editor. .... ...... ...,....,.. .,.,.,.,. C H A RLOTTE KNABE Farulty Adviser. ,.,. . RUTH TILLOTSON Business Manager. GREER PUTNAM Advertising Jlanayer .. .. ..,.. ... Assistant Advertising Illanayor Assistant Adfvertising Illanagfr.. . Assistant Advertising Illzznagfr... Bookkeepfr... Circulation Iwnnagfr .. Publirity jflztnagrr .. ,... .. Assistant Pultlifity Jlanagerm... Honorary Editor . . ,.,. .. Art Editor... .,., Assistant Art Editor Feature Editor Assistant Ifnzturz' Editor ,.,.,. Athlrtif Editor.. Assistant Atlilftii' Editor .. . .. Clubs Editor...... Snapshot Editor..... Assistant Snapshot Editor......... Sonior Editor.. .... .... .... . . Assistant Senior Editor .... Assistant Sonior Editor.... .. Assistant Senior Editor.. .. Junior Editor. .... , ., Assistant Junior Editor. .... .. Sophomoro Editor........ Assistant Sophomore Editor Froshman Editor .... . .. Assistant Frrshman Editor......... Typist .... . Assistant Typist . Assistant Typist .... Assistant Typist....... Treasurfr. .... . .. . . English Advisor... Honorary Adfviser .. .... WILLIAM VVALKER GILBERT BUERRLE ... . .. NVVILSON BOYD JOHN FENSTERMACHEII .. JEANNETTE HIXGBERIZ . EVERETT SIEFERT . .... . JAMES WEYELLS ..........JANE LOGAN JEAN BLODGETT BETTY QJREER . GERALIT COCHRAN . JEANNE HOPPE FRANCES MCEVOY .. ROBERT COOSWELL ROBERT JEWELI. .... . JANET ROSS JAMES MILLER HARRY SCHMIDT .,.. JAMEs OHERG . .... JEAN HARKIIES5 MARY ELLEN OSTERGARD . ...... ...... HVVAYXE KEMBI,E .VVIIILIAM LYON ...RUTH SATTERLUND . JACK CLARR NEOVE MAVRELIS PHILIP AFRICA .. . JOYCE PETERSON ...... .JANE JULINE . ELAINE KOEBI,Ek' . ...... .JANE LOREE .. LINNEA SCOTT ROBERT YOUNG CHRISTINE HURIJ .. FLOYD BATHURST QIQAGQN dwarf r PERSONNEL Fafulty I-Idfvisfr .. . Editor... . .. Honorary Editor ',... Puhlifity Jlltlllllflfl' Fraturz' Editor.. ,. Fmturf Editor.. . .. Pefrxonal Notzar Editor Pfrxonal Notrx Editor. Jokcx Editor . Clubs Editor. I-flumni Editor... Exfhange Editor ,.,., , Sport: Editor... .... Sfnior Litfrary Editor Junior Literary Editor HEI.ENE WOOD .HJEIIN BI.oocE'r'r .. CI-IARI,01'TE KNABB .. . STUART DICKSON .,,,.CI.IRENE SUTER , , SARAH CARROLL HEI,EN DAVIDSON . . JOHN FANARITIS .. ALICE PIxI.EY .. BETSY KINNEAR . SALLY M.xcDoNALu ...150NAI.D DUMQND .. , JAMES MILLER MONICA ARMSTRONG BARBARA VVOODRUFF Sophomore Litnrory Editor. .,.. .ANNE MCGARRY Sophomore Lifrrary Editorm.. ,... PAUI. VVEAVER Hrlzstu.. ..... .,., . .. .... .... , Artixt.. ......... .... . Mimaograplzing Mimeogmpfzing ,.... Illimeograplling... ,. Illimeographing .. .. Mimeograpllingu... Typist ,.,.. . .. .. Typist ..... , ,.,. , Typixt. ...... Typifl .......... , JAMES BUYER 1N1ILDRED MCEVOY QUENTIN HOLT KENNETH BETTS TOM HAMILTON , ,... ROBERT ANDERSON IVIELFORD JOHNSON . .,.,.,,.,. ....V10I.ET LYLE .. ..., RITA GUTI-IRIE . LOIS HEATH GLADYS ANDERSON Q1QAGQfv,em CfTAl-!- IXIUNC - ET - TUNC HE Warren High School Latin classes under the direction of llfss Gilmore set upon a new venture in December of 193-lf, that of editing and publishing a magazine devoted to the Latin language and its various branches. The Num' et Tunr, as it is called, has since risen high in the estimation of those interested in the work, and, we believe, will continue to gain publicity and popularity. A classical publication like this should be an important factor in a stu- dent's curriculum. Not entirely devoted to the rudiments of the language itself, it branches off into lighter veins, and is a continual source of pleasure to the reader. hluch credit is due our instructor, bliss Gilmore, for her unfailing help and advice in the publication of the paper. The staff chosen for publication during the school year of 1935-1936 is as follows: Editor-in-Chiefm. .............,.,.,., .,., ...,.,.... .,.,.,.,, . ., 4-1.r.ri.rtani Editor . Al,r.ri.vtant Editor .... I4rt Editor, .... .. .4rt Editor , .,... Poftry Editor. ,,,. . Poflry Editor ..., Club.: Editor. .,., Clubs Editor .. Clubr Editor .... Clubr Editors. Clubs Editor . Clubr Editor .. Jalan Editor ,. Jokrx Editor, .,.,., .. .. Junior Cla.r.v Editors. Junior Clair Editor, ..,..,... . Senior Clam Editor Srnior Clary Editor, ZA Class Editor Zi-I Clam' Editor Typist Jflimfuyrujrhing Dlimfngraphing Illimfogrophizzgf CLARENE SUTER MARGARET VVII.LIAIvIs JEANNE HQPPE .,..,.,...,DoNAI.p SMITH .NMARTI-IA SCHVVARTZ .,.,., .MARTHA LARSON , ,WAYNE KEMHI.E MARGARET PETERSON JEANNETTE REESE ELIZABETH PECK .,...,.,.BETSY KINNEAR ANNE MCGARRY , ,, MARJORIE MELEY .,..,.,.,.,...-IDE VIoLA GILBERT BUERKLE , ., HVERA JOHNSON .. .... BETTY BLAIR .... ,GEORGIA FRICK ,. HEI.EN FULLERTON . ., .HEILENE TURNER . . .,., HTEXNA ANDERSSON PAUL PETTIT :ALBERT TI-IoIvII-sow STUART DICKSON ., ,JULIUS FIND I OOI' EAI I HE Dragons of 1935 completed a remarkable season and inscribed another successful record in the football annals of Warren High School. The Blue and White gridders won eight games, lost three, and tied one. That included a 43-7 victory over the Alumni eleven and a -14-7 triumph over Sheffield in a post-season fray. In these twelve games the Dragons scored 187 points. YOUNGSVILLE at YOUNGSVILLE - September 7 On an exceedingly hot, dusty Held the Blue and VVhite players met Youngsville for the first game of the season. When the final whistle blew, neither team had scored. FALCONER at YVARREN - September 1-1 We suffered our first defeat at the hands of the highly polished Falconerieleven by a score of 13 to 7. JAMESTOWN at JAMESTOVVN -- September 21 The Blue and White squad with fire in their eyes journeyed into the lloon country. Through sheer determination and excellent brain work they returned with a glorious victory. However, a note of sadness attended this victory, for two members, games lNIiller and Kenneth Whisner, received severe injuries. The final score was to 0. BRADFORD at WARREN - September 28 The Warren warriors faced a fast and heavy Bradford team and were overpowered with the score of 20 to 0. TITUSVILLE at TITUSVILLE - October 5 VVarrenls handicapped team visited the Titusville gridiron and won a thrilling battle with the result of 7 to 0. OIL CITY at WARREN - October 12 The Oil City squad opened the fray with the expectation of victory, Fate decreed otherwise. The battle ended with a victory for Warren with a score of 31 to O. ERIE TECH at ERIE - October 19 The persevering Dragons played a fine game with the determined Erie Tech team at Erie. A large crowd of interested spectators saw Warren gain a much coveted victory with a final score of 15 to 13. KANE at WARREN-October 26 The Blue and VVhite eleven gained revenge for last yearls setback by defeating the Kane VVolves with the overwhelming score of 28 to 6. FRANKLIN at FRANKLIN -November 2 A difficult battle ensued at Franklin. Set with a determination of winning, the Blue and White team exerted a powerful attack and a strong defense. The result was a Victory for VVarrcn - 13 to O. KIEADVILLE at HIEADVILLE - November 9 Bad luck for VVarren characterized the game at Bleadville. A third and last defeat of the season was suffered and a score of 1-I to O was recorded. ALUBINI at WARREN - November 12 The Blue and VVhite warriors overcame the hard fighting Alumni by a score of -I3 to 7. SHEFFIELD at WARREN - November 16 VVarren subdued the inexperienced Sheffield team in the last game of the season. A possible line-up for next year's eleven played the second half of the game. The final score was -1-1 to 7. 65 I I TTERMI N JACK LUTZ .lark Halfback Jack, a swift runner, backed up the line well. JAMES MlLI.ER Moak Tackle Jimmie was an alert and vigorous tackle until he had the mis- fortune to break his arm in the Jamestown game. This mishap was a serious blow to the team. KENT READING Butrh Back Kent showed many a victim what real blocking and ball-can rying was. RAY TIEBDTT Ray End Two-year letterman Ray, a strong end man, resisted many attacks, which might have proved serious. ROBERT IEWELL Bob Tackle Bob was our boy whom the opponents could not move when the Dlay came his RICHARD G1EcER1cH Dirk Quarterback Dick, who was a clev- er ball carrier. han- dled the team as if he were a general. 66 VVILLIAM VVALKER Silze End Two-year letterman Walker was our stur- dy end, who led the Dragons to many vic- tories. WILLARD ZERBEY Zerb Halfback Zerb, a steady and trustworthy man, has two years of varsity football ahead of him. GILBERT PETERSON Fagan Tackle Fagan, our rugged tackle, showed many a helping hand in the rough spots. WHY. ROBERT MAIN Bob Guard Hard blocking and efficient tackling proved Bob's ability as a lineman. I I TTEIQMI N KENNETH VVHISNER Krnny Fullhack Kenny played only two games. In the Jamestown game, he received a severe in- jury which debarred Him from later games. 'THOMAS CAMPBELL Tum Back Tom made up in speed what he lacked in size, His work was airaressive. DARRELL lNlll.l.Eil Dnrrrll Line Darrell was reliable in any position which he was asked to fill, ROBERT Cooswszf, Bob Center Because of an unfor- tunate injury Bob was unable to play after the Jamestown gamn. EUGENE HEDGES Gfrzf Tackle Gene was a prompt tackle, who stopped his opponents just as they started. VV1LL1.xM fiREENITElE Billy Center Billy, our snapper- back, was a bulwark of defense and always was found where he was most needed. ROBERT CHECK Bah Guard Bob, who was a clean, hard-fighting player, Jffcred a helpinfl hand in the rough spots. AANTHONY NOTORO Tony Guard Tony was a vigorous and dependable guard. CBERALD PETERSON Pele Manager Pete was a worthy co- manaifer, a SZ 0 o d friend, and a hard worker. ALBERT :XLLEN Gnob Manager Allen, our other co- manager. encouraged the team to many successful combats. HILMER FORSLUND Sfwede Back An appendix opera- tion hindered Swede at the first of the sea- son. After his recov- e r y , determination and pluck Won him his W. VVILLIAM SCOTT Red End Red was a forceful end-man. With his experience and ability he will be a valuable man on the team next year. 67 SQUAD Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 68 Eugene Hedges, Kent Reading, Thomas Campbell, Gilbert Peterson, Ray Tibbott, William Walker, Dick Giegerich, Robert Cogswell, Jack Lutz, Robert Jewell, William Greenlee, Hilmer Forslund, Anthony Notoro, Robert Main. Willard Zerbe, Harold Sedan, James Connelly, Darrell Miller, Vernard Mellander, Kenneth Whisner, James Miller, Robert Check, William Scott, Charles Ugard, Arthur McKeehan, Nicholas Russo, Carlyle Feeny, Louis Barone, Edward Mansfield. Albert Allen, Gerald Peterson, Peter Baxter, Joseph T. Scalise, Frank Wolfe, Reese Campbell, William Lutz, Anthony Russo, Joseph P. Scalise, Robert Johnson, Kenneth Nelson, Raymond Wolfe, Thomas Gettings, Henry Kolpien, Jacob Leidig. Donald Smith, Joseph Bonevita, Louis Germanto, Albert Dunkle, Robert Wolfe, James Newton, Robert Belz, Raymond Elliott, Charles Aubitz, Robert Reed, Harold Hibner, Nicholas Pirillo, Thomas Conway, Arlyn Dunham. Richard Curren, Weller Myer, Ross Morrell, John Larson, Lloyd Hazstrom, Harry Kopf, Wayne Mahaffey, John Anderson, Kenneth Pring, Gordon Gerould, Jack Clark, Richard Wolfe, Paul Gray. William Sperry. Lewis Retterer, Ralph Johnson, Samuel Rich, Robert Jensen, Raymond Martin, Leonard Kirby, Gilbert Rudolph, Allan Sampson, Albert W. Allen, Charles Pearce. J. B. Lslmc ARLYN F. DUNI-IAM Coarh Asxistant Coach BAS KGT - BAI I HILE the 1936 basket hall record of VVarren High School was not especially outstanding, the Dragons won thirteen victories and met eight losses. ln addition, the Blue and YVhite team finished third in the North League of District 9, P. 1. A. A. VVarren played five games outside of the North League and won three of them. HICKORY at VVARREN - In the first game of the season VVarren defeated Hickory with a score of 22 to 17. YOUNGSVILLIQ at YVARREN -A fine victory for W8l'l'CH resulted in the game with the Eagles on the Blue and White court. The score read 28 to 19. JARIESTOVVN at JARIESTOVVN - Warren suffered the first defeat of the season at the hands of the strong Jamestown five. The final score was 33 to 26. KANE at KANE-The Blue and White team went to the hilltop to play the Hrst league game. The VV0lves won in a hard-fought battle by the score of 25 to 26. NIT. JEWETT at NVARREN -Warren took the second league game from the hlt. Jewett men. The final score stood -I-5 to 12. BRADFORD at BRADFORD -The Dragons gained another league battle at Bradford with a fine score of 27 to 24. SHEFFIELD at WARREN -Warren again defied the league by turning Sheffield back with a total score of 23 to 12. RIDGWAY at RIDGWAY- The Blue and WVhite hoopmen defeated the Ridgway five in an easy league game. The victory showed a score of 54- to 25. LUDLOW at YVARREN -The Ludlow quintet suffered a defeat at the hands of the Dragons. This time the score was -13 to 17. Row 1 - Willard Zerbe, Kent Reading, Robert Caldwell, Eugene Campbell, Robert Johnson, Louis Vizza, Alan Loper. Row 2-Robert Beatty, Anthony Russo, Frank Wolfe, Wayne Campbell, Paul Weaver, Albert Dunkle. ' IS ' k lau tem amp. Row 3- Henry Kolpien, Robert Traub, John Dahler, Stuart Lord, Richard Underwood, Stanley Peterson. 69 H. G. Ko1.PIEN STANLEY PETERsox Coach Illunager OIL CITY at VVARREN +The Oil City team defeated the Blue and VVhite five in a non-league tilt with a score of 27 to 36. This was the last game for two of our lettermen, Campbell and Duff. JOHNSON BURG at JOHNSONBURG 7 VVarren suffered a second league defeat at the hands of the Johnsonburg basketeers. The score stood 22 to 27. ST. BIARYS at WARREN -A VVarren handed the St. Klarys team their first defeat of the season by a score of 29 to 27. BRADFORD at XVARRIQN - Bradford beat XVarren on the Blue and YVhite court with a score of 23 to 26. Later this game was forfeited to VVarren by a score of 2 to 0, because an ineligible man played on the Bradford team. SHEFF1 ELD at SHEFFIELD 7YVarren defeated the Sheffield passers in a league tilt by a narrow seore of 20 to I9. RlDGVVAY at XVARREN -VVarren won another league game by defeating Ridg- way 19 to 15. LUDLOVV at LUDLOYV-The Dragons gained another easy league victory from the Ludlow five to the tune of 35 to 23. JQHNSONBURG at XVARREN - The VVarren squad easily defeated the Johnson- burg lads in a league game at the Heaty court. The score was 45 to 22. ST. KIARYS at ST. KIARYS - YVarren lost the last league game of the season when the Dutchmen gained revenge by a score of 26 to 4-S. YOUNGSVILLE at YOUNGSVlLLlf+The Dragons easily defeated the Eagles in the concluding game. The final score stood 28 to S. The season opened with the following five lettermen from the preceding year: Campbell, Duff, Caldwell, Vizza, and Reading. Of these Campbell and Duff became ineligible at the close of the first semester. The following boys earned the much cherished U' for their commendable work: Robert Caldwell - Bob - Forward 9 Eugene Campbell - Strflflz 1 Centerg Louis Vizza - lainie 1 Forward 5 Kent Reading - Butrlz - Guardg Robert Johnson - Bob - Centerg Alan Loper - flllie 3 Guard 3 lvillard Zerbe 7 Zerb - Guard 5 Stanley Peterson - Petr g Nlanager. 70N I I TTEQMI N SECGND TEAM SCHEDULE HE VVarren Basket Ball Seconds completed a very commendable season, winning nine of their fifteen games. All of the plaw ers showed much ability and their only handicap seemed to be lack of experience. The squad was composed of Wayne Campbell, Frank Wolfe, Tony Russo, Robert Beattx Stuart Lord, Paul Weaver, Robert Traub, Paul Steinkamp, John Dahler, Albert Dun kle, and Richard Underwood. Games Warren Secondsn., ,..,, 26 if ii 34 ,. ,..,,..,. Z9 .. ..,..... 20 H31 .26 .19 .. . M28 ,, .Il . Z4 44 l 72 RECORD Jamestown Kane . .. .,.. North YVarren Bradford .... , Sheffield A A Carnahan X Schearer First Klethodist .,.. .,,.. Walter's H ardware Kane .. ,..... Bradford . Sheffield ..,. ,,..,. Carnahan Sc Schearer Thirds ., Johnsonburg . Varsity ., , High Scorers Loper Loper ., ..,.. Beatty .,,.., ., Johnson Russo Russo Johnson . ..,,..,.. , Loper , . VVolfe . lVolfe , ,. Traub ., ..,... .. YVolfe ., Russo .. VVolfe..,.,.. Traub , . -E- STENCXERAPHERS' CLUB HIS has proved to be the sixth successful year for the Stenographersl Club. At the beginning of the school term the following officers were elected: Pre.videnZ..,,.,. .,,..,..,... . Lois LARSON Vice-President ,,...,.., . .HJANE LOREE Secretary . ,, ......, ., ., ,.,,.ANN BROVVN dssistanl Serrelary ..,. ., .,.. -Lols HEATH Treasurer ,. ..,... ....., . , .,., .,,..,.. . .. ..,...,,..,... .. ..,..,...,... ..,... . ..,.. N TONY NOTORO The club was organized for the purpose of developing the qualities a stenographer must have to be successful. Through our programs this year we have made a complete study of business ethics and secretarial qualifications. We have endeavored to develop accuracy in work, reliability, adaptability, punctuality, tact, courtesy, and loyalty. We presented a commencement award of five dollars to each of the two outstand- ing stenographers in the class of '36. It is our sincere wish that the class of '37 have a successful year. -ANN BROWN, Secretary. -Lois HEATH, Assistant Secretary. T3 Clarinet: Kenneth Christiansen BAND HE 1935-36 Dragon Band had a membership of fifty capable student musicians. Besides playing for football games, activities of the band during the year consisted of assembly programs and public concerts outdoors and indoors. During the year the band studied the music of the great masters. VVorlcs of Haydn, Tschaikowslcy, and VVagner were enjoyed and appreciated. PERSONNEL Baritone: Sterling Olson Byron McKenzie Virginia Backstrom joe Cannon Robert Cowles Leroy johnson Frances McEvoy Kenneth Betts Gordon Sasserson William johnson Richard Guild Neal Johnson Jeanette Olson Baxter Bernard Acltert Leon Harris Wayne Maha Hey Kenneth Carlson Norman Hildum jane Sellin Horn: Gail Geer Floyd Passenger Marjorie Wolcott jerry Waxman saxophone Drumx james Greenlund VVilliam Kinander Charles Passenger Audrey Cobb Robert Daye Janet Duncan Trumpets Vi ayne Kemble Flute: Opal Sturgis Keith Young Oboe Frederick Tears The band was directed by llr, Marjorie Knabb, P. G. Kenneth Foreman LaVerne Lester Billy Lundahl Richard Curren Robert Fuhrer William Boreman Harry Summers. Tr ombones Raymond Marti Scotty Calderwood Gail Templeton Harold Pederson Harold Legters GRC!-I ESTIQA HE 1935-36 High School Orchestra had a large and enthusiastic membership. Compositions by Klozart, Strauss, Beethoven, Tschaikowsky, and Jerome Kern were studied. During the year the orchestra presented for the public several successful concerts. Appearances at school assemblies and at school plays and entertainments comprised other orchestral activities. The concert during music week brought to a close a very success- ful year for the orchestra. The following oiiicers served throughout the year: Prerzdent. .,.. .... .,.. Sefretary- Treasurcr ,... ,. Burinexs .Manager .. .BYRON MCKENZIE FREDERICK TEARS ,. .,., ..., S TERLING Oi.soN PERSON NEL Violins Clarinet: Bauer Mildred Hadley Catherine Barnett Stuart Dickson Genevieve Faul Charles Passenger Mary Jane Santoro Marjorie Abplanalp Mae Hildum Sterling Olson Virginia Backstrom Leroy Johnson Fluler Opal Sturgis Byron McKenzie Bernard Ackert Natalie Dockham VVayne Mahafley Trumpets Richard Curren LaVerne Lester Kenneth Foreman Richard Bloom Piano Quentin Holt Frederick Tears Alice Retterer I Harm, Kathryn Woodruff Vwla Ga1l,G?er I John Pavolitz Vivian Pederson Marjorie Wo cott L Ch Giiiincllon Czsgrlialdlil C2110 Tfombonf Dorothy Harrington Ruth Eckart Raymond Marti The orchestra was under the direction of llr. Harry Summers. STERLING OLSON, Business Manager. 75 . S. ' GIQLS' Q CLUB Prexident . . CHARLOTTE KNABB Vice-Prexident . BIARY SPIES Secretary ,.., .. ., HELEN CROSBY Treasurer . ,, . .. JEAN BLODGETT HE Girls' Club of 1935-36 was an active or- ganization. Early in September the cabinet made extensive plans for the entire year. Social events of the year included the following: a dinner in compliment to the Rli-Y Club of Jamestown, an unusual form of amusement known as a WafHe Wiggle and a tea in honor of the mothers of the members. Standards for obtaining the Girl Reserve rings were set up by the members of the club. A committee of teachers and the club cabinet determined the winners. llflary Ellen Ostergard, lionica Armstrong, lllary Spies, and Catherine Barnett were chosen as delegates to the Utica Conference. Fifteen Warren girls represented our club at the Erie Conference. Other activities of the year consisted of the following: a Christmas play, a Christmas party for the poor children, book reviews, a vocational program, and a music appreciation program. The Girlsl Club aimed to maintain a spirit of friendliness and kindness toward everyone, to uphold a high standard of honor, to face life sincerely, and to find and give the best. 4HELEN CROSBY, Secretary. 76 HLY Q CLUB HE Hi-Y Club of 1935-36 was organized early in the fall. Although the membership of the club was small, the boys added their enthusiasm to the leadership of lllr. Young and lllr. Davis for the staging of a very successful year. Activities of the year consisted of debates, Bible study, educational trips, and talks by prominent men of Warren. Eight members of the club attended the Older Boys' Conference, which convened at Punxsutawney. It was an excellent conference and all who attended brought back a fine report. The Hi-Y Club co-operated with the Girls, Club and conducted a week of prayer services for young people. The following officers served for the first semester: President- ..,. ..,.., . .,,.., ,...,... .,..,.., ..,..,,.... . STUART DICKSON Vice-President .. HOWARD KIILLER Sefretary ..,.., ,...,..,.. ..,... A LBERT ARNOLD Treasurerw, ,.,,....., ., . .,...... DONALD RICCURDY For the second sem CSTCI' the UHRCCTS XVCTCZ President ..,..... . ., .. LIiE6'Pf65i1iFllf. .,,. , Secretary .,......, ., Trearurer , ..,.,,. . . ...,..,, HAROLD DILKER . .,.. , GEORGE IXIORAN DELYLE ENDRESS . ..... ..,,. , .,...,.. . JOHN LASHER DELYLE ENDRESS, Secretary MIXED - Cl-IORUS HE Hlixed Chorus, which was organized in September, met twice a week throughout the year. The following officers were elected: President ,... . .,,.. DORIS CHECK becretarym., .,......,. , .,,.., , ,..,,. ., STUART DICKSON Librarians .. . EUGENE CANIPBELL, ROBERT JEVVELL During the first semester this organization sang for the Kiwanis Club, the Rotary Club, a teachers' meeting and for several high school assemblies. just before Christmas vacation the chorus sang Christmas carols throughout the business section of YVarren. ln January the members of this musical group acted as guest artists at the concert given by the orchestra and the band. ln llay a successful concert was presented with the orchestra acting as guest artists, The chorus under the leadership of lXliss Alma Simpson enjoyed a successful year and proved its value as a school organization. - STUART DICKSON, Secretary. LATIN - CLUB HE Latin Club, which was organized eight years ago, has been each year an influential instrument in encouraging school spirit and co-operation among the students of the classical course. This year was no exception. Second, third, and fourth year pupils were eligible for membership. The official emblem was a becoming combination of the scroll and the olive branch, with a guard bearing the numerals of the class. Xleetings this year were diversified and enjoyed by all, Slides, which depicted Virgilys ilanfid, Roman life, the Appian YVay, the Catacombs, the life of Horace and of Caesar, were shown and accompanied by descriptive explanations by llliss Gilmore. Other features of the programs included word races, games, dramatic offerings, and the singing in Latin of favorite sacred and patriotic songs. A special program was held in honor of the Cerealia, which was the Roman Thanksgiving. At Christmas time another program was presented to celebrate the Saturnalia, or Feast of Saturn. Individual and original projects were submitted by each student during the school year. The classes sponsored the publication appropriately named Nunn et Tune. This paper, which appeared at Christmas and Easter, contained the contributions of club members and several articles written especially for the publication by men prom- inent in college and literary circles. The year was brought to a successful and happy climax by the annual banquet. This event personified the good feeling and eager co-operation of the club members, both socially and scholastically. The departing seniors take this opportunity to wish for the future Latin students bona fortunrz in f7i'ff7?fllll1l1. -- JEANNE Howe, Senior Scribe. 79 FRAULEIN JANE LUTZ into four elected: Dl:UTSCl-IER - VEREIN sections under the name of Die Rheinldnzler. Ersler Teil The following officers were Drifter Teil President .,.,. . FRAULEIN BARBARA VVODDRUFF Prafidfnt ...,, ...,.,.... HERR EDVVARD RYBERG Sekretarn, ,.,.,.,..,....., FRAULETN VERA JOHNSON Sekremr ,. ., . .,.,,.,. ....,. F RAULEIN HELEN Ross Pragramm . ..., .,.... . .... FRAULETN MARY SPIES Programm ,. ,.,.,.., HERR VVILLIAM LYON FRAULEIN RUTH SATTERLUNIJ FRAULEIN ANN PETERSON Zweiter Teil Vifrlfr Teil Prarident ..... .. .... ....., H ERR RAYMOND ELLIOT Prasidfnt . FRAULEIN CHARLOTTE KNABB Sekretar .,.,.,.,., .,.,. . HERR ROBERT JENSEN Svkretar. , ., FRAULEIN JEAN SCHULER Proyramm .... . .,., ..... . . ....HERR LEONARD KIRBX' Programm, FRAULEIN MARY ELLEN OSTERGARD HERR VVAYNE MAHAFEY HERR CHARLES DINSMOOR The club meetings were made very interesting this year by the unusual topics Which were chosen by the program committee. lluch time was g.ven to the discussion of the Olympic Games since this is the Olympic year in Germany. Christmas and Easter were celebrated according to the German custom. Each section of the club chose a club song, which was used at each meeting. The correspondence with German students was increased this year and much enthusiasm was shown. Interesting letters were received from the Real Gymnasium in Saarbruclcen. A larger and better German booklet under the name of Lebezuohl was published by the advanced class. I A dinner with German food was served in the spring. An Auxflug was enjoyed by the students who were on the German honor roll the entire year. Lebewolzl, lllitglieder! - FRAULEIN VERA JOHNSON, Sekretar. 80 DRAMATIC - CLUB HE Dramatic Club during the first semester worked under a handicap. VVith putting into operation the new schedule of Classes, no provision was made for those interested in dramatics until several weeks had elapsed, so that only a few girls and very few boys were available for rehearsals. Nevertheless, the club presented a program for the Kiwanis Club, one for Parents' Night during Educational Week, and a few assembly plays. The Christmas play, fllore Blessed, was especially pleasing. During the second semester after the handicap was removed, more and better work was done. Two contest programs, one by the girls, the other by the boys, were presented in the regular meetings and solicited much enthusiasm. The membership of the club was one hundred one. The officers were as follows: President., . .,.,. JOE VIOLA I ife-Presidenfw., . ,.., SALLY KIACIJONALD Sefrefary.. .,,.., ,. ,,..,. , ,.., JAMES WELLS -JAMES XVELLS, Secretary. xi SEIXIICDQ - PLAY HE Green Ghost, the stage production chosen by the class of 1936, was presented to two well-filled houses on the evenings of April 23 and 24. The audience responded appreciatively to which was swift-moving, tense, and filled with comic relief. this unique mystery-comedx Those who so cleverly and entertainingly interpreted the roles were: Caroline Van VVest, a tyrannical spinster ., .,,..,. .. lllagnolia, her colored maid . Ah Lee, her Chinese butlerm.. Dr. Barr, her physician ,.,.. Dora Van YVest, an ex-show-girl,.,.,.., Eric Van West, the black sheep.. .... ..,,..,. , . Reggie Van West, an Oxford student ..,..,.,.. llrs. Parker, a cousin .,,. ...,. , ,.,,., Janice, her precocious child Carol, her older daughter ,. Lieutenant Craig of the police .... ,..., Sergeant Fitz, his comic partner. RACHEL BIA!-IAFFY RIARCELLA VVILSON ., . JEAN HARKLESS . ., ,.,.JoE VVIOLA EUGENE HEDGES , ,HELEN DAVIDSON ,. BILL VVALKER ...HNVAYNE KEBIBLE JEANNE HOPPE RUTH ZIMBAUER SALLY RIACDONALD JIMMIE AIILLER JAMES VVELLS lllusic was furnished by the VVarren High School orchestra. 82 JUNIQR ' PLAY N the evening of November 22, Alicia Perks Up was presented by the junior class. lt was a drama of enlightenment in which the audience, witnessing vvoman's eternal struggle to keep young, learned that man as he moves upward in years wants his wife to grow old with him. The men of the audience learned that words of appreciation and love, as gray hairs and wrinkles overtake woman, will keep her from resorting to dye. Two of the scenes were in the living room of the Holbrook family in the Riverbank Apartments the day on which they made a hurried return from a tour around the world in order to attend the Pilgrim Club ball. The other scene was in the Salon de Beaute of llladarne Jeune-Toujours, who with her helpers was busy rejuvenating the ladies for the ball. The cas! follows: Randall Holbrook, a tired business man ....4, ,,..,.. Alicia Holbrook, his wife, the cause of his worries Perry, porter in the Riverbank Apartments ,. ,. Reba Goldstein, in her father's business .,.....,... ....., , . RICHARD ARNOLD ..,,., JANE GREER . .WWILLIAM LYON , RUTH ERICKSON James Acton, of the Hewett and Gurney firm ,,.. ...... . . JOHN FANARITIS Kladame Jeune-Toujours, of the Salon de Beanie .,..., .. .. ..,.., .ANN NEAL Annette l BERTHA HYATT Patrice 5' her efficient assistants llrs. Wickham AIYS' VMBUWH patrons... .,,, ,...... ....,..,..,..,..,,...... . . . lllargaret hluldoon, one of the former gang ,..,,..,. Policeman Brown, always there .. .,.. ......,........ , ., JEAN JOHNSON S LAURA PLATEROTI 1 VERA JOHNSON . KIARY SPIES ..,,..ALBERT THOMPSON S3 I VI NING - CDI: - PLAYS N February 27 the IVarren High School l Dramatic Club presented a group of three excellent plays. Financial success, record attendance, vivid characterization and interpretation of worth-while plays described the eveningys entertainment. The program follows: FORTY MILES llIr. Radley, the father ......... .. llrs. Radley, the mother ,...,...... AN HOUR f Comedy RICHARD ARNOLD .. .. .. BARBARA VVOODRUEF Grandma Riley... .,..,,. ,.,,. . ,.., . ,.,. IXIARY 'FRUSLER Peggy Radley, the daughter ..,,. , . . . .. RACHEL AIAHAFFY Parker Doane, friend of Peggy.. ..,., ..,.,, .. VVILLIANI LYON Judge Peabody . . . . .. .ALBERT 'ISHOMPSON Patrick Noonan, a policeman... .. .. ,... .. DONALD DUMOND THE SINGAPORE SPIDER- Tragedy Jason Harridew, a cynic .,...,.. . . ..,..,., .. . VVILLIABI WALKER lXIatthew Harridew, not a chip off the old block .. JIMMIE IXIILLER Blrs. llleggs, Jasonys housekeeperw... . . . . . CHARLOTTE KNABB Jim KIe,qgs, her husbandm... .,.. .,... .. .. . ., JOE XIIOLA Josie VVhite, illatthewls sweetheart ,,..,.. . . . JEAN JOHNSON THE MAN FROM BRANDONSFHMF Phil Lester from Brandon.. . .. ..... .. . . . . JAMES VVELLS Dr. Decker, from Kirby Insane Hospital . . VVAYNE KENIBLE Aunt Janet . ...... .. . . ..... .......... . ..FRANcEs 1IcEvoY Bernice, her niece .. .... JANE JULINE Bertha, her friend. .. .. .. ...... . ..... . .... . JEAN BLODGETT Anne, the maid. . .... . .. .... .... . .. .. . SALLY AIACDONALD Dan lIoulton, Bernicels brother . . LEONARD KIRISY' Half of the proceeds was presented to the school for general purposes, On Klarch 3 the same program was presented in the Presbyterian Church at North VVarren. I S+ I-ICDME - RCDQM Cl-IAIRMEN ARLY in the fall the students of each home room elected 21 chairman and a vice-chairman. The duties of these officers were to Collect dues, to secure subscriptions for school publications, to take charge of elections and balloting, and to help in various other ways. The complete list of Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen follows: Chairmen JAMES VVELLS... .. JosEIfI-I VIOLA. . WVILLIAM DUEE...... VVILLIAM VVALKER EUGENE CAMPBELL BYRON MCKENZIE PAUL Q,vRAY THOMAS CAMPBELL JANET SLEEMAN. LEONARD KIRBY., ROBERT CHECK PAUL STEINKAMP ROBERT CALDWELL. CIILBERT PETERSON. EDWARD BR.-kNCH...,.... THOMAS QDETTINGS . RICHARD LEUTHOLD .,.,. .. JOHN PAVLOVITZ FRANK VVOITFE... WVARREN CHECK CHARLES DENSMORE PHILIP AFRICA RICHARD CURRENU.. LLOYD PETERSON ..., .,., DONALD ANDERSON . VVILLIAM LUTz.... RAY ELLIOT. ..., YVILLARD ZEREEY Home Room .201., ,.., .,.. 202...... 204 .. .. . 205.. . 206 . 207. . .,., .208 ..., , ,... 210 . ..211 . .,.,. 212 ..,. . .213 . .. 21+ ...... .....216....,., . .... 217.. . 218...., .....104... . ...,.105. .. .106 .,....,. .. .,.. .107 ...,.. .. . .. 110... . .........111. .... 113...... . ..,,.. 109. ..... .. 109 .. . . .. .109....,.. Vice-Chairmen . .... ...JANE JULINE .. .. HELEN CROSBY JANE LoREE . ..., ..,.,.,., . .. ...HJEAN BLODGETI' MARY ELLEN OSTERCARD ....HELEN FULLERTON .... .MEREDITH HANSEN .. ..,.. ,.M.ARIIIYN RUSSELL MIXRGUERITE SIIACUM .. .BETTY BRANCH , .. JOYCE KI.EPFER MARGARET OVVENS .. FLORENCE ECK .BERTHA HYATT ..,.. JANE LOGAN . DOROTHY DAVID .. . . BARBARA BAIRSTOW . .MARY LIND RUTH RITCHIE ALICE JORDAN ..HEI,EN JAMES .......EI.IzAEETH PECK RUTH MAINEs .. .... .HELEN SCI-IWANKE .. ,.H.4R0l.D RADSIIINNER .. .... JEAN KOEBLEY . ..... MEREDITH YOUNG LUCY ,ARMSTRONG ASI IXIIOI2 - ACTIVITIES MARGARET AKERS Girls' Club 11, 3, 43: 113 5 Science Club 143. WILLIAM ALBAUGH German Club 11, 23 5 Baseball 12, 33 5 Basket Ball 12, 33. ALBERT ALLEN Basket Ball 11, 2, 33 5 Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Manager 143: Baseball 12, 335 Athletic Association 1435 Boys' Glee Club 123, MARY ALLEN Girls' Club 133 5 Commercial Contest 133 5 Stenopxraphers' Club 143. LELAND AMANN Basket Ball 11, 3, 43 5 Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43 5 Football 12, 33 5 French Club 11, 23 5 Hi-Y 11, 23. ARDEN ANDERSON Mushball 11, 23 5 Baseball 13, 43. GLADYS ANDERSON Glee Club 113 5 Girls' Club 113 5 Stenotzrauhers' Club 143. KENNETH ANDERSON Football 113. MAURICE ANDERSON Football 12, 335 Basket Ball 11, 2, 33: Baseball 12, 335 Science Club 13, 43. RACHEL ANDERSON German Club 13, 43 : Latin Club 123. ROBERT ANDERSON Dramatic Club 123 5 Dragonette Board 143 5 Mixed Chorus 13, 43 5 Boys' Quartette 133 I Boys' Sextette 143. MONICA ARMSTRONG Latin Club 12, 33 5 Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 5 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43 5 Dragonetie Board 13, 43. CATHERINE BARNETT Assembly Plays 1335 Girls' Club 11, 3, 43, Cabinet 143 5 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 435 Glee Club 1235 Mixed Chorus 13, 43 5 Latin Club 11, 23. WILLIAM BARR Baseball 12, 3, 43 5 French Club 133. BLANCHE BENNETT Stenozraphers' Club 143. MARIAN BERRY Girls' Glee Club 11, 2, 33 5 Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 5 Dramatic Club 143 5 German Club 13, 43 5 Latin Club 123. KENNETH BETTS German Club 123 5 Dragonette Board 143 5 Orchestra 133 5 Band 11, 2, 33. JOHN BEVEVINO Spanish Club 113. WILLIAM BJERS Basket Ball 12. 3, 43 5 Football 12, 33 5 Baseball 12, 3, 43 3 Home Room Chairman 11, 23 5 Dramatic Club 113 5 French Club 143 5 Latin Club 123 5 Athletic Association 143. JEAN BLODGETT Dragonekte Board 133, Editor-in-Chief 1435 Glee Club 11, 23 5 Latin Club 11, 23 5 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43 5 Gi-rls' Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Treasurer 143, Executive Com- mittee 143, Rini! Committee 1335 Evening of Plays 13, 43 I ASSEIYIQIY Plays 13, 43 I Home Room Vice-Chairman 13, 43 5Jun1or Ring: Committee 133 5 Class Historian 143 5 Secretary of Senior Class 143. BERNARD BLOOM Orchestra 11, 2, 43 5 Hi-Y 133 5 Stenoerraphers' Club 143: Football 13, 43 5 Athletic Association 143. RUTH BLUME Girls' Club 143 5 Stenogfraphers' Club 143. ALBERT BOBERG Baseball 12, 3, 43 5 Basket Ball 123 5 Hi-Y 13, 43 5 Science Club 13. 43. WILSON BOYD Basket Ball 12, 3. 435 German Club 1235 Home Room Chairman 133 5 Dragon Board 143. JAMES BOYER Hi-Y 12, 3, 43 5 Football 1335 Basket Ball 12, 33 5 Mush- ball 12, 33 5 Dragonette Board 143. Latin Club 12, 33 5 Dramatic Club 36 ANNA BROWN Stenoirranhers' Club 143 5 Commercial Contest 133 1 Latin Club 123 5 Girls' Club 133 : Glee Club 113. GLADYS BROVVN Latin Club 123. JEANETTE BROWNELL Girls' Club 143. GILBERT BUERKLE Rim! Committee 133: Basket Ball 1335 Dragon Board 1435 Latin Club 12, 3, 43, President 143. Nunc Et Tun: Board 143 :Science Club 143 5 Band 113. JOSEPH BUNK Basket Ball 12, 3, 435 Boys' Glec Club 1335 Baseball 12, 33. WILLIAM BUNK Baseball 13, 43 5 Basket Ball 12, 3, 43, CHARLES BURCH Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43 5 Band 11, 23 5 Hi-Y 12. 33 5 As- sembly Plays 123. EUGENE CAMPBELL Basket Ball 11, 2, 3, 43, Varsity 12, 3, 43 5 Football 1235 Hi-Y 13, 43 5 Boys' Trio 143 5 Home Room Chairman 143 5 Mixed Chorus 13, 43 5 Latin Club 133. GERTRUDE CANGELOSI Girls' Club 143 5 Dramatic Club 1435 Mixed Chorus 1439 Stenopzraphers' Club 143. MILDRED CARLSON Home Room Vice-Chairman 1235 Stenofrraphers' Club 143. LEWIS CHECK Basket Ball 11, 2, 33, Varsity 12, 33 5 Football 11, 2, 33, Varsity 1335 Home Room Chairman 11, 2, 33: Baseball 11. 2, 33. GERALD COCHRAN Latin Club 1235 German Club 13, 43 5 Hi-Y 11, 2, 3, 435 Athletic Association 143 5 Dragon Board 143. ROBERT COGSWELL Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Varsity 13, 435 French Club 123, President 1235 Athletic Association Play 13, 433 Home Room Chairman 12, 33 5 Dragon Board 13, 43 5 Hi-Y 11, 23. ANGELINE COSENTINO Stenographers' Club 143. LEON CROCKETT Latin Club 123 I Basket Ball 133. HELEN CROSBY Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. Cabinet 13, 43, Secretary 1435 Latin Club 1235 Orchestra 11, 235 Glee Club 12, 333 Basket Ball Varsity 13, 43 5 Home Room Vice-Chairman 143 5 Ring Committee 133. HELEN DAVIDSON Dragonette Board 143 5 Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 43 5 Latin Club 11, 235 Junior Play 133: Assembly Plays 11, 235 Glee Club 113 I Senior Play 143. CHARLES DECKER Basket Ball 12, 3, 43 5 Softball 12, 33 5 German Club 123. STUART DICKSON Hi-Y 13, 43 5 Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 43 I Debating' 1335 Dragonette Board 13, 435 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 43 C Nunc Et Tune Board 143 5 Lebe Wahl Board 133 I German Club 2, 33 5 Latin Club 11, 2, 3, 43. NATALIE DOCKHAM German Club 12, 3, 43: Dramatic Club 12, 43 5 Orchestra 143 5 Girls' Club 143. WILLIAM DUFF Basket Ball12, 3, 43, Varsity 13, 43 :Football 123. DONALD DUMUND Dramatic Club 13, 43 5 Evening of Plays 143 5 Dragonette Board 143. MILDRED DUNKLE Stenographers' Club 143 5 Glee Club 11, 2, 33 5 Dramatic Club 1435 Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 435 Mixed Chorus 1335 Assembly Play 143. GERALDINE ERICKSON Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 43: Dramatic Club 123 I Latin Club 11, 23 5 Glee Club 11, 2, 33 5Mixed Chorus 133. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADELAIDE ETTINGER Latin Club 12, 3, 41. GENEVIEVE FAUL Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41 2 Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Rim: Com- mittee 131 : Latin Club 11, 21 C Glee Club 131. FRANCES FLADRY Mixed Chorus 141. HOWARD FLICK Basket Ball 11, 2, -11: Football 111: Mushball 111. BETTY FONT Latin Club 1215 Girls' Club 11, 2, 31: Stenorrraphers' Club 13, 41. HILMER FORSLUND Basket Ball 12, 3. 41: Baseball 11, 2, 31: Football 12. 3, 4115 Varsity 141: German Club 131: Athletic Association EVELYN FREDERICKSON Girls' Glec Club 11. 2, 31 : Mixed Chorus 141: Girls' Sex- tette 141 2 French Club 141. GEORGIA BRICK libnrzignalitic Club 13, 41: Girls' Club 12, 41: Latin Club ... , 1. HELEN FULLERTON Latin Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' Club 141: Home Room Vice- Chairman 141. DORIS GARDNER Entered Junior year: Stenographers' Club 13, 41: Com- mercial Contest 131 1 Dragonette Board 131. RICHARD GIEGERICH Athletic Association Play 141: Basket Ball 11, 2, 3, 41: Baseball 11, 3, 41: Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Varsity 13, 41: Athletic Association 141: German Club 13, 41. BETTY GILSON Glee Club 11, 21: Girls' Club 11, 2, 3. 41, Cabinet 1312 Basket Ball 11, 2, 31: Home Room Vice-Chairman 131: Latin Club 121. ROMAINE GNAGE Stenographers' Club 141, ANGELINE GORFIDA Giles- Club 12, 31 : Mixed Chorus 141:Stenor!raphers' Club WILLIAM GRACE Stenogfraphers' Club 141: Hi-Y 141. WILLIAM GREENLEE Football 13, 41, Varsity 141: Basket Ball 12, 3, 41: German Club 121: Hi-Y 121: Softball 121: Track 131: Athletic Association 141. BETTY GREER Stenographers' Club 141: Dragon Board 141: Glee Club 111 :Home Room Vice-Chairman 11, 21. RUTH GROSS Girls' Club 12, 31 3 Latin Club. CURTIS GRUNDBERG German Club 121 : Hi-Y 12, 31 : Mushhall 121. RITA GUTHRIE Girls' Club 121: Basket Ball 121: Stenographers' Club 141: Commercial Contest 121i Home Room Vice-Chairs man 121 : Dragonelte Board 141. JEANNETTE HAGBERG Stenographers' Club 141 :Dragon Board 141 :Commercial Contest 12, 31, GRACE HAGGERTY Latin Club 121: Girls' Club 13, 41: Stenopqraphcrs' Club 141: Mixed Chorus 131. BEATRICE HAMBLIN Dramatic Club 11, 2, 311 Latin Club 12, 31: Assembly Plays 121: French Club 141 C Mixed Chorus 141. ROMAINE HAMMERBECK Girls' Club 121 : Basket Ball 121. LILLIAN HAND Latin Club 12, 31 C Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Home Room Chairman 121 : Basket Ball 11, 2, 3, 41 : Glee Club 11, 21. GENEVIEVE HANSEN Stcnographers' Club 141. JEAN HARKLESS Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Glee Club 11, 2, 31: Mixed Chorus 141: Latin Club 12, 31 C French Club 141: Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41 :Dragon Board 141 :Assembly Play 141: Senior Play 141. LOIS HEATH Stenographers' Club 13, 41 : Dragoriette Board 141. EUGENE HEDGES 170055811 11. 2, 3, 41: Basket Ball 12, 3, 41:Hi-Y 11, 21: Athletic Association Play 131 : Athletic Association 14,1 : Senior Play 141, JUDY HERRON Home Room Chairman 111: Dramatic Club 141: Girls' Club 111: Glce Club 11, 21. JANE HILDUM Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Girls' Club 11, 2, 31: Glee Club 11, 2, 31: Latin Club 121: Assembly Plays 11, 2, 31: Mixed Chorus 131. VIOLET HOLMBERG Girls' Club 111: Dramatic Club 11, 21: Latin Club 12, 3 French Club 141 : Mixed Chorus 141. QUENTIN HOLT Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41: Latin Club 121: Hi-Y 121: Dragonette Board 141 S Baseball 12, 3, 41. DOROTHY HOOD Girls' Club 12, 31 :Sten0g:raphers' Club 13, 41. JEANNE HOPPE Dragonette Board 12, 31 :Dragon Board 141 3 Senior Class Poet: Latin Club 12, 3, 41, Secretary 141: Girls' Club 13, 41 C Dramatic Club 131: Basket Ball 11, 2. 31:Gir1s' Club Varsity 131 : Glee Club 111 1 Assistant Editor, Nunc Et Tune: Senior Play 141, MARGARET JANES Stencsrraphers' Club 13, 41. ROBERT JEWELL Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Varsity 141: Basket Ball 11, 2, 31: Track 13, 41 : Mixed Chorus 13, 41:Hi-Y11, 2, 31 :Latin Club 11, 21: German Club 13, 41: Dragon Board 11, 41: Boys' Trio 141. ARDELLE JOHNSON Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Glee Club 11, 21: Dramatic Club 13, 41: Junior Play 131: Rini: Committee 131: Mixed Chorus 131. ELAINE JOHNSON Girls' Club 11, 2, 31 C French Club 141: Latin Club 11, 2, 31 : Mixed Chorus 141:G1ee Club 111. MELFORD JOHNSON Basket Ball 11, 2, 31 : Latin Club 121:Dragonette Board 141:Hi-Y12, 31. MARY ELLEN JULIANO Stenographers' Club 13, 41. JANE JULINE Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Dramatic Club 12. 3. 41: Steno- prraphers' Club 13, 41 : Assembly Plays 141: Junior Play 131: Eveninfr of Plays 13, 41: Dragon Board 141: Ring! Committee 131: Home Room Vice-Chairman 141: Glee Club 111 : Mixed Chorus 131. FLORENCE KELLER Stenographers' Club 141: Girls' Club 11, 2, 41:G1ee Club 111. LOIS KELLY h Girls' Club 131 I Latin Club 121 I French Club 141 1 Mixed Chorus 141: Science Club 141. WAYNE KEMBLE V Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Junior Play 131: Eveninil ,Of Plays 13, 41:Bancl 12, 3, 41 :Orchestra 12, 3, 41 CDYBSDU Board 141 : Class Prophet 141 I Athletic Association Play 131: Boys' Glee Club 11, 21: Nunc Et Tune Board 1413 Hi-Y 141 : Senior Play 141. BETSY KINNEAR Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41 : Dragonette Board 141 : Dragon Board 111:Glee Club 11, 21 S Girls' Club11, 2, 3, 419L2-1- tin Club 12, 3, 41: Nunc Et Tunc Board 141: Assembly Play CHARLOTTE KNABB A ' A y Dragon Board 131, Editor-in-chief 1411 Girls Club 11- 2, 3, 41, President 141: Rini! Committee 131: Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Assembly Plays 131: Junior Play 131, Evening of Plays 141: Glee Club 11, 2, 31: Clarion 1A11C Sextette 13, 41: Latin Club 11, 2, 31111101110 RUOYY1 Vwe' Chairman 111 : German Club 141, President 141. HELEN KNIGHT Basket Ball 11, 2, 3, 41. ELAINE KOEBLEY . Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41 : Stenographers' Club 13, 41, Vice- Prcsident 131: Dragon Board 141: Home Room Vice- Chairman 131. 37 SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARIAN LARSEN Girls' Club 12, 31 C Latin Club 11, 21 : French Club 111. LOIS LARSON Latin Club 121:Girls.' Club 131 :Stenoi-rraidhers' Club 141, President 141. MARTHA LARSON Dramatic Club 141: Latin Club 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 11, 21 Z Nunc Et Tunc Board 141. MARY LAUFFENBURGER Girls' Club 131. ISABEL LAVERY Glee Club 11, 2, 31: Latin Club 12, 31: German Club 13, 41 : Science Club 141: Girls' Club 11, 2, 41. KATHERINE LAWSON Glee Club 11, 2. 31: Dramatic Club 131: Mixed Chorus 141: Girls' Club 11, 3, 41. WENDELL LAVVSON Litin Club 12. 311 German Club 13, 41: Mixed Chorus ROBERT LEE Hi-Y 12, 31. .IEANNE LEONHART Assembly Play 1113 Girls' Club 11, 2. 3. 41: Dramatic ?iUl5y11. 2. 3, 412 Latin Club 12, 31: Girls' Glee Club ANNE BELLE LOHNES Latin Club 121 I German Club 13, 41. ALAN LAOPER Varsity Basket Ball 13, 41: Athletic Association 1415 Class Baseball. AGNES LORD Stcnographers' Club 13, 41 : Mixed Chorus 141 y Dramatic Club 111. JANE LOREE Stenographers' Club 13, 41, Vice-President 141: Dragon Board 141 : Glee Club 111. JAMES LUCKE Latin Club 131. JANE LUTZ German Club 141. JOHN LUTZ Assembly Plays 111: Basket Ball 12, 3. 41:Hi-Y 11, 213 German Club 141: Football 12, 3, 41, Varsity 1413 Boys' Athletic Association 141 I Athletic Association Play 141. Baseball 13, 41: Latin Club 121 Z Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Boys' Glee Club 111. VIOLET LYLE Stenographcrs' Club 141 : Dragnnette Board 141. OTTO LYNCH Latin Club 121: German Club 13, 41. SARA MacDONALD Assembly Plays 11, 21: Ring Committee 131: Evening.: of Plays 141: Girls' Club 11, 2, 31: Latin Club 121: Glee Club 11, 21: Mixed Chorus 13, 41, President 1413 Dra- gllhefte Board 13, 41: Dramatic Club 11, 2, 41, Vice- President 141, President 141: Athletic Association Play 141:Cheerloacler 141 1 Home Room Vice-Chairman 12, 31: senior Play 141. RACHEL MAHAFFY Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Glee Club 11, 215 Girls' Club 11,21: Latin Club 11, 21 C Evening of Plays 13, 41 : Ath- letic Association Play 141 I Junior Rim: Committee 131 5 Senior Play 141. ROBERT MAINE Basket Ball 141: Baseball4131: Football 141, Varsity 141.: Gorman Club 111: CHI-Y 111: Boys' Athletic As.. sociation. LAURA MASSA I61:fgnU2llll3A11, 21? Girls' Club 11, 21: Stenographers' GEORGE MATTISON Basket Ball 11. 2, 31: Football 11, 21. JANET McCHESNEY Girls' Club 1111 Dramatic Club 131: Mixed Chorus 131: Glee Club 111: Stenographers' Club 131. MARGARET MQCURDY Dramatic Club 11, 2, 31 : Glee Club 11, 2, 31 I Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41:Stenographers' Club 131. LEO MCDONALD Football 12, 31: Baseball 131: Basket Ball 121: Boys' Glee Club 111 1 Latin Club. 88 FRANCES MQEVOY Band 11. 2, 3, 41 : Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Secretary 111: French Club 141, Vice-President 141 :Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Secretary 141 :Executive Committee 131: Junior Play 1311 Assembly Plays 13. 41: Athletic Club Play 131:Eveninz of Plays 141: Latin Club 12. 31: Glee Club 11, 2. 31: Girls' Sextette 13, 41: Mixed Chorus 141: Dragon Board 141. BYRON McKENZlE Band 11. 2, 3, 41 Z Orchestra 11, 2, 3. 41 Z Dramatic Club 121: Hi-Y 11, 31: Basket Ball 121: Home Room Chair- man 12. 3, 41 1 Dragonette Board 121 :Dragon Board 131: Older Boys' Conference 131: Ring: Committee 131: County Flute Contest 111: State Flute Contest 111. EVELYN MELLANDER Latin Club 121: Girls' Club 131. VERNARD MELLANDER Football 11, 3, 41: Baseball 131: Track 141: German Club 121. RHEA MERCIER Latin Club 11, 21 I Girls' Club 121: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41, ELEANOR MESSERLY Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41 1 Girls' Club 11, 2. 3, 41 : Latin Club 12. 3. 41: Science Club 141. DARRELL MILLER Football 11, 2, 31, Varsity 141: Basket Ball 12, 3, 411 Class Mushball 111 I Class Baseball 12. 3, 41: Boys' Ath- letic Association 141. DOROTHY MILLER Glee Club 111: Stenoilraphers' Club 13. 41. JAMES MILLER Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Varsity 1413 Boyst Athletic As- sociation 141: Latin Club 121: French Club 141: Home Room Chairman 111: Dragon Board 13, 41: Dragonette Board 141: Athletic Association Plays 13, 411 Junior Play 131 : Evening of Plays 13, 41 : Class Treasurer 141! Senior Play 141. DELBERT MOORE German Club 12. 31. PAULINE MOORE Glee Club 12. 31 I Latin Club 11. 2. 3. 41. GEORGE MORAN Hi-Y 141 3 Latin Club 141. PATRICIA IVIORAN Dramatic Club 13, 41: Girls' Club 11, 2, 3. 413 Latin Club 11, 21: German Club 13. 41, PAUL MORRISON German Club 11, 21 : Baseball 11, 31. FRANCES NICHOLSON Latin Club 12. 3. 41. ANTHONY NOTORO Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41: Basket Ball 11, 2, 3, 41: Stenog- raphers' Club 13, 41, Treasurer 141: Football 12, 3, 41. JAMES OBERG Mushball 1212 Science Club 12, 31 : Dragon Board 141: Home Room Chairman 131. GENEVIEVE O'BRIEN Stenoizrailhers' Club 13. 41 2 Girls' Club 121. MARY ELLEN OSTERGARD A Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Latin Club 12, 311 German Club 141: Assembly Plays 12, 3, 41: Junior Play 131: Athletic Association Plays 13, 415 Home Room Vice-Chairman 12, 41 : Dragon Board 12., 3. 41ZGlee Club 11, 2, 31: Mixed Chorus 131 I Junior Vice- President 131 3 Senior Vice-President 141. CHARLES PEARCE Basket Ball 131: Football 141: Baseball 12, 31. GENEVIEVE PESKO Stcnographers' Club 141. GERALD PETERSON Basket Ball 12, 31: Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Manager 141: French Club 131. MARGARET PETERSON Girls' Club 11. 2, 3, 41 Z Latin Club 12. 3, 41, Secretary 141 3 Science Club 131 5 Dramatic Club 141 :Mixed Chorus 141. STANLEY PETERSON Basket Ball 12, 31, Mana!-Yer 141: Football 131: Hi-Y 13, 41 I German Club 121:Class Softball 121 3 Class Base- ball 131. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LENA PRATZ Stenographers' Club 143. HARRY PUNSKY Orchestra 1132 German Club 1239 Hi-Y 13. 43: Basket Ball 12, 33 I Softball 133. GREER PUTNAM Band 133 5 Orchestra 133 5 Dragon Board 143. MARY RAPP Girls' Club 123 5 Stenographers' Club 13, 43. KENT READING Basket Ball 12, 3, 43, Varsity 13, 432 :Football 12, 3, 43, Varsity 1433 Boys' Athletic Association 143: Latin Club 12, 332 Baseball 13, 43 S Science Club 13, 43 C Class Treasurer 133. SAMUEL RICH Basket Ball 12, 3, 43 5 Football 143 5 Stenographers' Club 13, 43 5 Mushball 11, 2, 33. JANICE RIEDER Stenographers' Club 143. FRANKLIN RIGGS Basket Ball 11, 2, 3, 43, Varsity 13, 43 5 Football 11, 2, 33. ELLEN RIZZA Stenographers' Club 143. RUTH ROBERTS Stenographers' Club 143. JANET ROSS Girls' Club 12. 3, 43. Cabinet 143 : Latin Club 123 3 Dra- matic Club 12, 33 3 French Club 143 1 Glee Club 11, 2, 333 Sggence Club 1435 Dragon Board 1433 Assembly Plays JUNE ROSSMAN Girls' Club 1135 Mixed Chorus 1435 Home Room Chair- man3 Glee Club 113. ROBERT ROWLEY Hi-Y 133 3 Football 13, 43. PAULINE RUSSELL Home Room Chairman5 Stenographers' Club 13, 43. JOHN SANDSTROM Mushball 133 1 Stenographers' Club 13, 43 3 Track 13, 43. JOSEPH SCALISE Varsity Football 143 5 Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 113. LOUISE SCALISE Latin Club 123 Q German Club 13, 43 5Glee Club 11, 2, 335 Girls' Club 11. 2, 3. 433 Dramatic Club 12, 3. 43. PETER SCALISE Latin Club. LOIS SCHIRCK Girls' Club 12, 431Stenographers' Club 143. MARTHA SCHWARTZ GIPIS' Club 12, 3. 43, Varsity 13, 43, Cabinet 143 5 Latin Club 12, 3, 435 Glee Club 11, 2, 335 French Club 1435 Nunc Et Tunc Board 143. LINNEA SCOTT Dragon Board 1435 Class Pianist 143: Stenogravhers' Club 143 5 Glee Club 113. EVERETT SIEFERT Dragon Board 143 3 Science Club 143 5 Latin Club 12, 3, 43, President 1335 Home Room Chairman 12, 33. ROSE SIRIANNI Glee Club 11, 2, 33 5 Mixed Chorus 13, 43 i Latin Club 12, 33 5 Class Basket Ball 11, 23 5 Class Mushball 11, 23. RACHEL SMAIL Glee Club 1135 Girls' Club 12, 33 5 Latin Club 1235 Ste- nographers' Club 13, 43. JANE SPEIDEL Glee Club 11. 2, 33 5 Dramatic Club 1135 Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 43 5 Latin Club 12, 33 5 German Club 12, 33. ELEANOR SPERRY Latin Club 123, BERNARD STROMDAHL Football 133 3 Police Squad 143. VERA SUMMERSON Girls' Club 123: Stenographers' Club 143. HUBERT SWANSON German Club 123 3 Science Club 13, 43. DELORES TAFT Stenogrzmhers' Club 143. MARY TAYLOR Girls' Club 11. 2, 33 5 Glee Club 113. FREDERICK TEARS Orchestra 13, 43 I Latin Club 13, 43. DORIS THORESON Girls' Club 12, 33 5 Stenographers' Club 143. RAY TIBBOTT Track 113 5 Baseball 123 5 Glee Club 1235 Hi-Y 123 5 Bas- ket Ball 113 5 Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Varsity 13, 43 C Atl!- letic Association 143, Secretaryg Mixed Chorus 133, VIRGINIA TIBBOTT Girls' Club 11, 23 5 Dramatic Club 113. JUNE TONER D Stenographers' Club 143 I Girls' Club 12. 33 S Girls' Club Basket Ball 133 5 Commercial Contest 123. MARY TRUSLER Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 43: Evening of Plays 143 5 As- sembly Plays 133 C Latin Club 12, 33: Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 43 5 Glee Club 11, 2, 33 5 Mixed Chorus 143. FLORENCE VETERIE Stenographers' Club 143. JOSEPH VIOLA Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 43, President 143:P1ayers' Group 12, 3, 43 5 Assembly Plays 11, 2, 3, 43 5 Evening of Plays 12, 3, 43: Junior Play 1335 Athletic Association 1335 Latin Club 12, 3, 43, President 13, 43, Vice President 133 3 Nunc Et Tux-ic Board 143 5 Dragon Board 11, 2, 335 Dragonette Board 123 3 Junior Class President 133 I Jun- ior Ring Committee 1333 Junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 1335 Debating 1235 Science Club 11, 2, 3, 435111-Y 123, Vice President 1235 Home Room Chairman 12,'3. 43 5 Football 12, 33 2 Basket Ball 12, 3, 43 I Mushball 12, 3. 43 5 Senior Play143. WILLIAM WALKER . Track 113 3 Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Varsity 13, 43 5 Basket Ball 12, 3, 43 3 Class Mushball 12, 33 5 Home Room Chair- man 11, 2, 43 5 Dragonette Board 133 5 Dragon Board 14-3 5 President Boys' Athletic Association 1435 Junior Play 133 : Athletic Association Plays 13, 43 5 President French Club 1435 Latin Club 1235 Senior Class President 1433 Senior Play 143. MARY WAPLES Latin Club 11, 23 5 Basket Ball 11, 2, 3, 43. JAMES WELLS . Home Room Chairman 11, 2, 435 Dramatic Club 11, 2. 3, 43, President 133. Secretary 143 5 Dragon Board 1431 Dragonette Board 1333 Football 11, 23 5 Cheerleader 13, 43 5 Junior Ring Committee 1335 Assembly Plays 11, EZ, 3, 43 5 Latin Club 11, 2, 33, President 133 5 Boys' Athletic Association 143: Evening of Plays 13, 43 : Athletic AH- sociation Play 143 3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 133 I Players' Group: Hi-Y 113. HELEN WESCOTT Stenocrraphers' Club 143, MARGARET WILLIAMS Girls' Club 12, 3, 433 Latin Club 11, 2, 3, 43. MARCELLA WILSON Girls' Club 12, 3, 435 Dramatic Club 13, 43: Assembly Plays 133 5 Home Room Vice-Chairman 12. 33 S Athletic Association Play 143 s Lafin Club 11, 23. HAROLD WINERITER F00tball 11, 23 3 Track 11, 43 5 Spanish Club 113. DAVID WORLEY I , German Club 123. Secretary 123: H1-Y 11, 2, 33, Vice- President 123, Treasurer 133. MARY WRIGHT - Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 5 Dramatic Club 12, 33: Junior Play 1335 Latin Club 12, 33 5 Glee Club 113. HELEN WYKOFF Dramatic Club 11, 23 5 Girls' Club 12, 33: Glee Club 11, 233 Mixed Chorus 143. RUTH ZIMBAUER ' Mixed Chorus 143 5 Stenographers' Club 13, 43 I Dramatic Club 13, 43 5 Senior Play 143. BE ETTA ZOBREST D Stenographers' Club 13, 435 Girls' Club 113: Dramatic Club 1235 Girls' Athletic Association 113. S9 ADVERTI li wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped to make The Dragon a Finan- cial success by their gener- ous contributions to our ad- vertising section. i 'T 5 z . . . saxkf-QV--lu ' - fm . ,,,, R, .gb f - ,,.,m., . M -, M, Hu 4 .. .Q W- .f.- .. . at ., ig. KE Ji.: 1,4 -wi, Mp. ifgfiifxff i fl n If af 'S -1. Q .L Sl NIQQ - DAXI DRAGON '36 Team-work X . viii' ' ' X , W7 f J 1 1 l ' I7 79 'A - WW IW 23 f ,. , HIS bank's service is based on the principle of helpful coopera- tion in business plans and problems. We invite opportunities to combine our efforts with yours. Warren Bank and Trust Company XVARRIQN, PENNSYLVANIA ,llflulufr Fwlrfrzzl Rfsffrrirf Sj'X1l'Ill fllellzbvr 1'lFIlFfIll Drfjvoxit 1lI.Vll7'IlllL'F Corfwrzltinu PET HATES fllargy Akers . , , .,, ,snowhalls Bill Albaugh . making introductions Foggy Allen . Mary Allen .. Butler Amann parsnips . ,.,.,.,. . liars failure slips DRAGON '36 l i ClAl1l1P!i1llFIIfK rl of il li i, Banner Grocery ii ii l N O l i l TRY OUR FRESH ROASTICD il PEAN UTS 4 il l Autobody Repair Co. Penn'a Ave., East 0 Vive take the Dent out of Accident- GLASS DUCO TOPS liCANDYLAND The Choice of High HoogvoH School students for I-I CI OT' VVOTG il ' SODAS .. SUNDAES l LLTNCHES - i The Finest Fresh YVithout beginning, aim or endg l HQlTlCff1?1d6 Supreme, incessant, unbegotg l Candles The systems change, but goal is not, li VVhere the lnfinities attend. 0 ii - George Sterling. :z Cheronis Confectionery fi il YYX, -:Za g PET HATES rffdy AH'-l9fS0Il .. , . school -twice fi Glady Anderson H Kenny Anderson . I illorriz' Anderson . .. . Ray Anderson .... . . ., ,. . ,. ., lVIuClel-T Fords , school during hunting season . .,...redmarks .. . parasites Lice coco, cc ccccc cc T 9+ DRAGON '36 I-ICDTO STUDIO SAVAGE P Modernist Bob Anderson, ., Jlonny Armst Kitty Barnett Bill Barr Brzbx Bennett Complimenls of ihe 2 W W 3 W ,,w:n+ l 'ffl U lww M X 'N 1lxm Nq'!,'l,j',w U W, A,!,:,,! 'M J ,vnu M ll l Nur! lx lxllllllx afllwinn. mf U N ,mv A X ' Y 1 X ww , ,M X, Q!! Mu M H . I.!, x BULL DOG l LOQSLUELQ. L5 l Y Y PET HATES Ifzlrly to bml,1'zlrlyt0 rin, 1' rung peuple who are always late Nl . . . fqueaky shoes xl . self-appointed big 50015 4 ., flying lunch sacks y, H, ,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,, ,YH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Jx 95 DRAGON '36 K lx' now X X! WHERE ,Q p You u i i XSL STAND is s.5i':fll-P' TlS a pleasant feeling to know just Where you stand . . . and the Hgures in your Sav- ings Account pass-book can tell you. 1 Money in the bank removes many of the uncertainties of tomorrow. lt's an indication of your position in this business of life . . . A savings account here will help to make your future measure up to your Wishes We say this particularly to you graduates about to enter upon the more serious business of earning a living WARREN NATIONAL BANK llenzbfr I'm'err11 Default IIINIHYIIIIF Corporation 96 I If . .1 F, DRAGON '36 Try! --FOSTORIAH ffnmxnronn PENN Solvent 'lPERSONAL Processed Dinnerware Iylotol. KLWILSON77 Oils Sporting Goods ' Rez-ogniznl fllarks of Quality Bradford penn l2e1C'g by Com on p y P l C K E TT ' S CLARENDON, PA. COC!-IRAN Braeburn Leads Again In Young lIen's University BARBER Suits k Slaclcs 1 Topcoats AND BEAUTY PARLOR ' 4 Chairs Rochester and other Young lilenls Clothes 5514.95 to 540 0 0 Under Warren National Bank J. A. PHONE 1633 224 Penn'a Ave., West PET HATES Alle Berry ,.,.. .,., . .,., Q .,.,., pests Kenny Betts ,.... ,. ,. alarm clocks Johnny Bevevino ,. ,. , , ., slushy days Earl Bilsborough , , meringue on pies Bzll Bjers .. , ,, .. ...six-hour school days DRAGON '36 Come in any time and give us the once-over 1 our time is your time -vve'll see you, CHEER LEADER You can always buy the new things at Printz's - and priced to lit any budget. 'tI'LL MEET YOU AT PRINTZ'S - is a hyword with VVarren High students and has been for -ll years - it's natural, when most of the young fellows buy their clothes here, to meet their friends at the store that caters to style-Conscious men. I3 QI NTZS 1-'W e 6- 119 FAMOUS FOR 'f3gQWQQwP,f , IT s FL A V o R '0gr22,Q.QQC3'L' l l eoeocoeoe. l Butter-Krust , P ,, rx Breed Af' ex 1, Q5 X D' fl 'V jr Nlade by 2 CQ22 if s - 7 FQ --2 ' Warren Baking Co. Blodg Blodgett Sfwnde Bloom .. Blu mf . .,., .... . .. Bumju Boherg .... ,. . . Bud Boyd .. ...... . .. the mimengraph . , . .,., .writing themes .., . ..., .. ...,.. ., epic salesmanship tests . .,., hearing my name at 7 A. M, 98 DRAGON '36 .5.5i.E. f ,.1.52i2E2EiiEE2E22:E1.g.,..' .,.::g2f fififfl '15 122QEEEQEQ:QEQEiEfEfEQfEEiQifi n - I .,.gzi252i2E2E2EE2ff21 v'i ':1?SaEe:eE5?3Ef Qsifiaisgzgsit' '222Es22ieiaE5gf52isiEg222ga' U I S S DT S I.. .i'I.i3 .-:2i1E1E222E2EIF:' . . , -,.j-,.,15s:rf5..3 31gE5S3Z32gEgE .5gQ2j I. , ' f ,if?:5fj2f 232.1 ' Q95 H 150 I7 ,. ' fli . to S1 - 222225222 1 5 9 ' . . . -1235 'IMQEEZJ ..f'i1iri?5SiE2TZf1 .Mii2:15'2 5 . i' Girls of Warren High School! 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H. .5Hi355.Q53QQEgg522gg5isEQ2Q53Q5gf5jggQgQgQ2QgQZzf'11 ' Z, , Wright in our advertising 'V gs Q A ofhce will receive S1 credit A .. on any dress in the I.:gag,qzizzggggggigfgigggfgggirigf55252251 -:i1E 'F--V 'if Junior--Mm Shop- fl' -'l ffffQEQiQQQ2?f3 , 51' - gi? fa'-' .:::.::3. .F .-14 ': ':f:f5 --1 ,15f5.11515i5f:-. ' ' 5312 ,,,4 :..?22Ei?1gs5iEf'.'1 i -2252? ' ive: I 5232515 - ' - i. ' 455S5iEiE.'. '55 W ' - 'iiI?iff??5?, .2-211'-3: 2f:51:1:2:2:2g2 ' :.:-- - ,g 3 3331. -H'-lfif'--+1-H-ff-x ' 15251, . -22225 '15 PET HATES .. ,,,. all girls Jimmy Buyer . .flnn Brown Glady Brown... ..... Bro-'wny Brownell . Philbert Buerkle .... . stocking runs slippery sidewalks ,, . oysters , , short study periods DRAGON '36 Comfzliments of Pickett Lumber Co. QUALITY and SERVICE PHONE 1728 422 Crescent Park Jean Carol I-lat Shop 231 Liberty Street We cover the millinery theme for Spring and Summer, with every version of the mode in- terpreted with quality detailing. ALL POPULAR STYLES ALL NEW COLORS ALL HEADSIZES 21 to 24 Personnel llrs. Allen lllary Schueltz George Baxter Nlilton Samuelson PET HATES Joz Bunk .. rainy days Bill Bunk ....,..,. ..,.,., . . .,,.,. .swalking tu school Charlie Burch ,.... Gurty Burns .,.,., .,.. .,,., , , Stretrh Campbell ..,..,... suckers Caraway seeds , ,.,...,.. ., chopping off whiskers 100 DRACJOIN You'll Enjoy Stopping ot the MOTOR LIOI-ITI-IOUSE Complimentx w of S. S. KQESOE CO. STORES 5-10-Z5wand-2531 .OO TH GGLgl tdyp pl MII Cl dg B d Lhk gt BdLh tbl kt BlLg Il th tgl DRAGON '36 EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Fred lvl. Schaeffer Electrical Contracting and Supplies Phones-Shop 1840, Home 2122-I 118 IJSIl!l'Zl Ave,, East Yvarren, Pa. 14r'ru.vr from gllaior' Lighthouxe OMMUNI SYSTEM fzy 5er17i0e Community Loon Company 238 I'enn'z1 Ave., YVest YV:1rren, Pa. I WESTINGHOUSE RISFRIGIQRATORS Cu ll1f7lIlllFIlf.Y uf W. F. Bennett Co. Insurance Bonds PRESCRIPTIONS .... Rendering a service that many times is the difference between life and death. VVe must combine skill, precision and speed with fresh, pure drugs in each prescription. That we have succeeded is evidenced by the ,Qratefulness of our many patrons. Fine Homemade Candies, 60C pound G h ' aug n S Drug Store .-Inyr Cosentino .. Ilan Cramer Crnflzy Crockett Crvnrlly . . , , , .,., Sirlfr Davidson . ,... .. . PET HATES . dressing up for school tral'l'ic lights being Called C1'oz'kPr . ,., ,. ,. galoshes pudgy people 102 DRAGON '3 6 l BLONIQUIST CANOE LIVICRY li , ll North VV2ll'I'Cl1 kk 'V vy M Bell Phone P.. C 1' 902 ll 4-' .., .. Ii I Courteous Service . . . Clean Canoes . . . Cars Parked Free at YVnter's Edge. The Ideal Summer Sport. l -- W l PACKARD CHRYSLER PLYINIOUTI-I Sales and Service i c I C. A. HUBBARD MOTOR SALES 208 East Street, VVarren, Pa. ,I THE BEST IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ' General Electric Refrigeration .. .. Blackstone XVashers and Ironeis Philco Radio .. .. Century Ranges l 'I' K' f NES, I l f- 'RADIO Sl-IOPN. l Phone 687 212 Liberty Street i 1,7 -l PET HATES Churk Decker . . Siu Dickson. .,. Nat Dockman .1Iz'rni1' flnn Dove Bill Duff ., ,. . long assignments . .peanut butter . gossipy women .. .. .men basket hall practice 103 DRAGON '36 in i Til e . as i W,,. i v l l ! i ln Ni-i i i X i lil J ie MM ,ill Q fl. r lf ll ffl , g , s f .i it i il . ll, l Al m lm ? iejii wi fl 1 ly, rl v i i? ihnkllif Ill. yi ,i , lr.. Q ri ' ' l ful Nfl Xlllulll l l lr l 5 , JI,i Q,I lQ kr ' ,, ,Vzlgxx i , A 'X K 'X ' X . , l ll . ll Congratulations, C ass ol: IQ36 l -and may success attend your efforts, l ALYVAYS. l Whatever your immediate plans- whether l for additional education, or the pursuit of a business or other career - here at the First r National Bank we wish you to bear in mind l that we stand ready to serve as your finan- l cial ally whenever you are in need r of Banking Service. 1 l i e urst otuono on l Th F' N ' I B lc l Warren, pa. l l 3 e9QxNSUp44,Q S' .5.0.m 95 l - '-5 4 5 , m...... , S ' X6 UEPQSIYUF g l 'ig .QP W MEMBEQ i i l Franleemtein DuMond Dunk Dunkle .... ,. .... . Polly Engle ,., the ex Cfrry Erickson . ., , , Alf Ettinger PET HATES red-flannels overdone jazz pieces pression you flinfhfd rainy Sundays ...being commanded 104 DRAGON 36 SERVICE SATISFACTION COURTESY GOODRICH TIRES TUBES AND BATTERIES MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS Use Our Convenient Payment Plan BAIRD me SHQP, Inc, MOBILGAS PHONE 625 MOBILOIL Tl-IE TIMES-MIRROR COMPLETE NEVVS SERVICE SERIAL STORIES SPORT NEVVS FEATURES COMICS 203-205 Pennsylvania Avenue, West Business Office Phone 4-39, Editorial I-l-OO PET H Gen Faul ,... .. ..,....cheap per Fran Fladry . , . o Ilofwif Flick . . , . sixth p Betty Font , , ...stu Sfwede Fnrslund . ,. olid geom SH I Y - SENIQRS DRAGON '36 n i i Cn ' IA' ll IH UQIIIIII 1 N 1 lvzitclimzilcer Qelioble Furniture U Jeffjer Co. l . i Complete Ll R?f7IllfilIy II Sjlffialty Home il Furnishings l ' Telephone 781 31-35 Penn'a Ave., East 217 Hickory Street CCarver House Arcadej 1 xn7Z1141'Cl'1, Pa. l C0lIlfl1ilI1FIIf.V of Edgett lce and Fuel Service Nels Valentine CS' Sons Disposal Service Is Always Prompt, Courteous and Dependable with Reasonable Rates C WARREN Phone 1063 Blondic Freclerickson Frfrle . Fullerton , .. . Dorleie Gardner ., Larry Gerould ,. PET HATES . ., -snakes ., ,..., .Monday mornings . liver . . washing dishes DRAGON l36 Q Welker Creamery products Company , . 305-315 bnlon Street VVARREN,PA. Klanufacturers of VValker's Celebrated I X L Ice Cream Sweet Cream Butter Pasteurized Buttermilk 1 Cottage Cheese -Brnnrlzes and Retail Slorex -- 424- Pennla Ave., VVest 304- Penn'a Ave, East WARREN, PA. KANE, PA. DUNKIRK, N. Y. PET HATES Dirk Giegerich .,.. , .. Palmer! Gilson ,. .,.,.,....,.,. a cold in the head Alle! Gnage ,. freshmen Romaine Gnage , . . aarcasm :Inge Gorhda. . entering study hall late 108 M Uf'1l4SQ6Td GGTGQG DRAGON '36 i 1 C 110 Crescent Street , , i 65 A 1 Klan and lVomen of XV?if1'6I1 A I ' County became New Klcmbers 1 of the I M-HOUR l Warren County Motor VVRICCKER SERVICE l . l ln the first three l monflzy of 1936 Official AAA Garage l LI l 0 VV ,LW N -, l l , i . M l l.l.l-El? S 1 Lewis Market CUT-RATE DRUGS l 316 Second Ave. ' l il ' Patent Kledicines ll and Toiletries il Elf Cut Rate Prices l l - l QtnxL1Tx'm1EATS Shop at Nl lLLER'S l PRICED RI l l il GHT Johnny Gott .. . Bill Grace . Billy Greenlee Br-tt Greer ,. Ruth Gross people eonceited w PET HATES live hundred cold mornings .. ,, neckties itlwut reasons . spinach 109 D R A G O N ' 3 6 1 1 -11, -T--. ,,,, lL1. 1 11 . 1 Worom Motors, 1nc. . 1 1 1 S1'1'f'11'111g 1 1 1 1 I., ,, 2 fl BUICK 1 1 . 1110111111111 .1 PONTIAC 1 cA1J1LLAc 1 LAsALl.1c 1 1 B. V. LESSE12 and 1 1 G. H. C. TRUCKS 1 Insurance 1 1 1 0 1 307 Penn'u Ave., VVest XVarren, Pa. 1 1 1 1 1 WAT C H E S 1 for 1 GRADUATION 1 Mullen Drug Co. Finest Quality 0 Lowest Prices 1 1 XVarren's Leading 1 Drug Store n 1 AC. Kirberger GJ Son Eylrzblixlzerl 1870 - 1 1 'W A 1 11 PET HATES 1 11 Curt Grundberg .... ,. lvraggarts 11 Rrtf Guthrie .,,. wearing a hat 1 liuglzrrg .,., . ,. ,.d1'y speeches 1 G'rr11'1f Haggetry concerts 1 BN Hamblin , . , circusea 1 110 DRAGON '36 l CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS True worth is in heing, not seeming, l ln doing each day that goes by , l Some little good, not in dreaming l i great IIIIIQS to to y :ln Hy. l Of 1' 1 h d t l l For whatever men szn in their hlindness, lx And in spite of the follies at youth, U ii 'l'here is nothing so kingly as kindness, 'i And nothing so royal as truth. ll ll 1 l Y M C A l W . . . . M i lL-,,, 7:17 N, YY, ,j ,,,. Q fir' 'YZ' ' i W zz K 'Y Y W Y Q' Y l , ll i Q O ILIIUNS it Y 3 'BLA 431-,UB ou...n.meNsfsAfnv L ll W C Y ll l XVARRICN, PA. l 5 Splnzxnm -7 l l l i Warren County Tuberculosis Society i Court House - XVZUIACII, Pa. l l i l i , Like: ,A l Tun Hamilton Hvmmy Hammerbeek. . . Ilandy Hand PET HATES .traffic lights ,, , . short dresses pineapple Havering l Gfn Hansen ,,,. , ,, corn meal mush Holman Hansen . . , . ,,.. .,., :weeds 111 DRAGON '36 V ,,H,., it Go to the Head of the Class with a Distinctive Dress, Suit or Coat 0 fron: STEIN'S .. THE VVUNIANS SHOP VVhen shopping always try lVIurphy's first, Merchandise of the highest quality. Sold to you at the lowest prices, Keep in mind Murphyfsflvuy no Seconds or 'lSub- standardu me r- E chandise. 'S . E! Lunch with us or ii- w I get that cool re- N X ' ' ' I freshing drink at 1.4131 N,-Y Servzce701th.l Smzle. our Fqumain, ll 56 AND IOC STORES EVERYWHERE will make SMP- ping a pleasure. The Girl Reserves, whose insignia is the Blue Triangle with the letters MGR inscribed with- in, form fl part of the National and Interna- tional movement of the Young XVomen's Christian Association for girls hetween twelve and eighteen. Slogan- To face life squarely. Purpow- To find and give the best. CLUBS Fon HIGH sci-rooi., rziunrz scnoui. Arco YOUNG EMi'I.ovEn GIRLS Summnr Camp on Lake Chautauqua PET HATES Harklfrs .. ,... ,.,.. . .. basement-to-third-floor' dashes Loie Heath , .., . ,,,, ., ankle socks in winter Ilfdyf Hedges .. .... .,.,., . ..,. making love Judy Herron ,.,. .. . .... ...scent of garlic Janie I'Iildum ,.,. ., . ,.,,. .,.. . , .. . ,tomatoes I 112 DRAGON '36 Warren County Dairy Association MILK . CREAM . BUTTER N BUTTERMILK . COTTAGE CHEESE KRI M-KO CHOCOLATE DRINK o 1 Phone 233 :: 207 East Fifth Avenue WVARREN, PA. Bylo Hulmberg Qumz Holt Dol Hood . llopfu' Prggyjanes . ,. ,. , PET HATES baby talk peanut candy ., gossip wcks minus garters N being called Maygir 113 DRAGON '36 ELLIS MCDTORS SALES - SERVICE I VVarren, Pa. J. C. PENNEY VVarren, Pa. 0 Hwhere the Values are greatestv PHONE 911 BA I2 I2 ET T E ' S DRY CLEANERS GOOD LUCK DYERS TO ' ALTERING CLASS OF and PRESSING 1936 , PI? Call for and Drlifver 0 233 Penn'a Ave., VVest VVarren, Pa. PHONE 633 PET HATES Bob Jewell ,. ,... , , ,.,,..F1nal tests All johnson Ardal Johnson Churk Johnson .,. ,, Johnnyjohnson , .. ,,... , . . . ..,...,..,Cr0Wds .. .,., .,, , having my picture taken going to Business English unprepared ., loud girls 114 DRAGON '36 1 1 1 11 Dress Better! 1 1 1 1 1 11 Look Better! WARREN S 11 Feel Better! ALL NIGHT 1 ln a Tailor-Blade 1 1 SERVICE 1 11 Suit or Topcoatf 1 INXTITES 1 3522.50 to 3535.00 1 1 YQUR 11 o 1 PATRONAGE 1 PAsH1oN TAILQIQS 1 11 T. 1 . 1 ' 11 imea Square 1 11 1 ' 1 - - 11 1 Times Square Service 1! Lofially Opyratfd 1 Next to Times-Mirror -jzxzzx 1 1 1, !?'1fN:M'M'u 43:57 1 A W' Z 1 1 1 1 Lunches Candy 1 1 Bakers Tonlor Shop 1 1 C 1 11 H. D. Baker, Prop. ce VeC!m 1 11 PHONE 53+ 1 1 XVHERE ALL THE 1 11 o HIGH SCHOOL 1 1! 1 EAT5 11 CLEANING 11 ' 1 PRESSING , . , K 11 1 RRPAIRING 1 Wllhe Home of the Tozistwiclf' 1 1 o 1 ' 1 1 .. 1 1 11 Always ready to orter you real 1 1 .' ' 5 rvi'e in our new location at 1 G E ! M 0 S 1 Zell LThird Avenue, across 1 Warren, pa' 1 from the Post OtHee LLL lllrrr L L1 L, ,L -fl fix-Z Y YY YYY ll , 2 . 11 PET HATES 11 JH! Johnson rniineographing: the Draganftte 1 11 Tau-I5 juliuno the slang expression baby 1 11 Jarur Jnline . ,,,.. .Laurel and Hardy 1 11 Fluff Keller . ., . ,. .rising at 7 on a zero morning 1 11 Kflly ,... . potato moup 1 Li.,-- ::,:, ,Y K, I 115 SCI-ICQ! ' CAI GNDAR September October November December january 4, 7 14 21 ZX 2. 3 12 14 18 19 28 2. 9 14 16 22 25 27 28 1935 1935 1935 2, 1935 13 17 19 20 25 4, 1936 6 10 14 17 21-23 February March April 24 25 28 31 4 7 11 14 18 21 25 28 3 9 9 9-14 20- 23-24 May 26, 27, 29, June 1 june 25 Z8 28 29 ,2 30 31 4 , 1936 1936 , 1936 1936 1936 Back to the grind. Our last year of high school. First football game. VVe got tied up at Youngsville. Falconer beat us by one touchdown. VVhat a victory! VVhat a day! What a game! VVe downed Jamestown 9-O Bradford took us over. VVe elected our ol'l'icers. Dragon and Dragonetie Boards announced. junior elections. VVe defeated Oil City. Groans! First report cards. Teachers went to institute. We drew a breath. Drew two breaths. WVon at Erie from the technical school. VVon again! Defeated Kane! The jinx worked. VVe beat Franklin 13-O. The Meadville boys made our caps fit again. VVe lost. Parents' Night. Our immediate ancestors compared notes with VVe swamped Shetlield with touchdowns. junior Play, .fflifia Perks Up. The Dragonrllf said, Ilofwdy. Reports again. Still worse! All school dance, we wore out shoe leather. Beginning of Thanksgiving vacation. VVe talked turkey. Hello again, teachers. All school round-robin dance. Dragon introduced. Our heroes got their letters. Endeavor came to town and left on the short end of a 22-17 score. Youngsville fell 28-19, All school dance. Second edition of the scandal sheet. Beginning of vacation. VVe got our stockings filled. Also our stomachs. Vile bowed to Jamestown 33-26. Back again-we couldn't stay away-to brush up for the hnals. Kane sent us home, beaten by one point, 25-26. Mt. Jewett succumbed, 45-12. Bradford also fell, 27-24. VVe defeated Sheffield, 23-12. The finals l VVe romped to Ridgway and back again. Score, Ludlow turned in 17 points against our 43. Oil City sort of won. The score was 27-36. Still losing. johnsonhurg won, 22-27. Final reports. Headache or exultation depending on the student. They gave us one more chance, second semester began. Success! St. Marys was conquered, 29-27. Youngsville again fell, 22-S. Kane did it again. VVe lost, 29-31. Mt. Jewett was one point ahead at the gun, 18-19. Bradford handed us a lovely Valentine. They won, 23-26. Dragonflle came out. Sheffield crept up but we bang-banged and won by a single point, 20-19 Defeated Ridgway, 19-15. Ludlow acknowledged defeat, 35-23. VVe lacquered johnsonburg to pay them back, 45-22. St. Marys retaliated with a 26-48 win. All school pre-Lenten dance. Good old report cards again. Names on the honor roll were rather scarce. Another Dragonette, E.r.vay Canter! Number. Easter vacation. Yum, Yum! Ahhh! Second report card of the semester. Little better. Senior play, 'tThe Green Ghost. Last day of senior classes. Senior exams - agony! Last class periods for the undergraduates. Class night! Seniors cut capers! Underclassmen had their turn. Ye olde finals. junior-senior prom. jazz-ho! Baccalaureate. Dr. Dickson delivered the sermon. The fatal day- Report cards - Commencement - Good-bye! the profs 54-25. DRAGON '36 Congrotulotions Class of IQ36 I-lyVis Qils, Inc. Warren, Perma IIIFEH-HEI-'INEB FENNSYIYANIA md. MMS he U 5 Pa. mf. PET HATES Jlugfwump Kemble , , ,, communistic propaganda Betsy Kinnear, .. .. , .. eggplant Chardy Knabb ,. ,,l'm in the .Wood for Low: Knight .. ,,... , , , ., bedtime IX'06'11II'-V .. , ., , barn dance muslc 117 DRAGON '36 V 2 ' 2 r V2 W 1 if l r C. H n LL r r 1 r BEST XVISHES TO r J THE J sPoR'r1NG 1 AND CLASS of 1936 A1HLIL1lL GOODB y U Bicycles r from i gl and W ' M Repairing I-larriett-Byrt Shoppe E 225 Second Avenue X . r r i N ! 227 Penn'a Ave., VVest N PHONE 1239-R M I if w N pennsylvania Qlectric: Co. 3 lilwzdir Larsen ,. 1 1,0 Larson ,, f ,1IarfI.a1'sun Mary Lauienlsurger , Izzy Lavery .. ., . . PET HATE .. amateur program peroxide blonde bushy eyebrow , . 815516 . . , gum-crackin 113 if DRAGON '36 Messerly Quality First 7 Service Alwaysl' l Monument - Victor l-l. Qicterle l Works . Florist i VVe appreciate your pzrtronzrgc l of the lust 51 years :md will xi continue to try to serve you ll in the same manner 0 ll l ll o lx IX Hertzel Street ll PHONE S15 Residence 495-VV Phone 444, Day or Night li Vllarren, Pa. , l Li -7 l ,,e, ,,,,, , ,NW ,ri Cnflfjwlifllmils of I l Cunzplzlllrlllr of A. l.. Peterson 691 Son LFPHOLSTIQRING l I-QGAIXVS and AWNINGS coA'rs .. SUITS .. DRESSES 1 amz' KIILLINERY , 127 Penn'a Ave., Vllest PHONE 47-R l l Pm- HATES Katly Lawson umbrellas llfimpy Lawson Bob Lee.. ,. . l.r'onl1arl ,, Ofwie Lester. , . .lousy puns mowing the lawn burned toast history Cla:-s 119 GIRLS SCN IQ R SUPERLATIVES BOYS Jean Blodgett .....,.............. .........,. B est All Around.. .......,.. .,..,...... W illiam Walker Sally lXIacDonald .......,... .....,.... B est Dancer .......,..,... .........., R obert Cogswell Jeanne Hoppe ..... ..... . . ,..,..,.,..., Biggest Talker ..,,., ,.,,..,.. Wayne Kemble Betty Gilson ............. ,,..,..,.., B ext Athlete ..,..,.,, ...,.. ..... K e nt Reading Anna Brown ....,... .,..,..,. .,..,..,..,..,..,. , , Tallest. ..,..,.,,,,,. ,... ..,......... Robert Jewell Jeanne Hoppe ....... ..,.. ..,.., ....,,..,..,, B i g gm! Grind.. .... Kenneth Betts Monica Armstrong ,..,..,..,. ,..,..,..,..,.. C lass Crank ,..,. ,.,,., . .,......, F ranklin Riggs Rachel lllahaffy ,..v..,. Biggest Bluffer ,... . Sally Klacllonald ,..,....... ....... .... B i ggest Hoosier, James Wells James Wells Jane Hlldum ..,..... ..,..,.. ...... ..,.. . . . . ........ Loudest ,.................,.,,. . ,,.., ....,... . ..,,,,,. J ames Wells Jean Harkless .,.. ..,..,.. 4.,.. , . ...,........ ll lost Intellectual ....v....., . ......., Donald Dullond Charlotte Knabb ..,.....,. , ................,..... Busiest ,...,.. ..... ..,.,,.,, , , ..,..,..,. ,. Joseph Viola Helen Davidson. ...,....... ........... ll loft Conceited ,..v....,. ,... ..,... .4.,. . . J ohn Lutz Rachel lllahaffg '...........,.. ....,............... B iggest Flirt ..,..,.,. W. .. ,,.....,.. James Wells Sally lXIacDonald ...,..,.., ......, .... Lillian Hand .,................... .,.....,.....,.. Frances lXlcEvoy. .. lllost Happy'-G0-Lucky' ,..,..,.4 ,,........ J ames Wells Most Prank .,..,., .... . ., ., ,,..,. ,. , Charles Burch llflost I-Izuzzorousn. ............ ..4.,... . ..,.,.,,, ,.,........ J ames Wells SL-JPFRI ATIVI GIRLS Pauline llifoore ............ SUPERLATIVES BOYS .. .,....... Biggest Man-Wonzan Hater .....,...4 .,... .,..,., D 0 nald Dulwond Rachel hlahaffy .,.,..,...,.... Biggest Cut-Up ,.....,........ .... ...,....,....,..,..,. I a mes Wells Ardelle Johnson .,,.........,....., .4................ M ost Kiddish .......,..,....,.. ....,......... S tuart Dickson Rita Guthrie ,,..,..........,.......,......... .......... B est Looking ...,.,...4.... .,........... I ames lN'liller lVlary Ellen Ostergard ...........,. ............. B iggest Fusser ,.,,... .......,...,..,..,. J ames Oberg Ruth Gross .,.......4.,..,.,4.,4,,....,..,.... ..,.......,.,.. S leepiest ..........,.. ,....,,.........,. E ugene Hedges Helen Davidson ........,...,....., ..,.,.... T hinnest ....v.,..,., ,.......4,.. D onald Dulwond lX'lary Waples ,.,....,. .,.....,., Wittiest ,.,..,. ....,....... Gilbert Buerkle Helen Crosby. .,.........., .,4,,.,..,.. B est Sport ,..,..,.,... ......,.. R obert Cogswell Sally lWacDonald ..,...... Linnea Scott ,....,.,,.,..,., . Elaine Koebley '.........,,. Betty Greer ,.................. Ruth Gross .,,. ,.................., Frances Nicholson .,....,,.,, Pidelaide Ettinger .4.. IN yetta Wilson. ..,..,.,.. .. ..,..,.....,.,Most Populurw... .,..,......VVilliam Walker ....,..... Best Zllusician ,..,....,.., .,4.,.,,4,..,, B yron McKenzie .,....,,..,....Best Natured..,.,..,..... ........,......Everett Siefert Best Artist .. .. James Boyer Slowext Lawrence Gerould ........ Most Modest ., .,.. .. Donald Dulllond .,..,.,....Shortest ,. Sam Rich Vernard lllellander DRAGON '36 1 Compliments of 6 lndustriol Oil Corporotion Warren, Pa. FINE NTOTOR OILS i I-lommond Iron Works YVarren, Pa. STEEL TANKS STEEL PLATE CONSTRUCTION PET HATES Eddie Lindsey ...,., . ....... ........ . .being broke Ann Luhnes .,., passing notes in study hall Allie Loper .,.,., .,.7:00 A. M.-4:00 P. M. Toot Lord ..,., .. .,., typing Loree ,.,. . .. .,., .,., s uperiiuous I pitick 2 i DRAGON l36 Clllllplilllfllf lg Q Rogers C91 Cromer 1 ' l l Bell Telephune 555-J l l' 206 East Fifth sweet ll YVz1r1'en, Pa. il 3 l of H i ' Q Association TRUCK T l and MACHINE REPAIRING THERE'S VVISDOM IN . WAITINGM BUT NOT WVHEN IT PAYS TO GO AHEAD! .nmum-IImlI1-Ilmm.nm............ West penn Oil Co. VVarren, Pennsylvania O fllarketers Of PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PET HATES , Iimmlp Lucke .. , ...,. ,Ulveing called Jamey l Buddy Lutz . . .. ..., . ..... physics lessons Jade Lutz .,., . ., , ,vlzadofwx 5 l Tommy Lyle , , , ny school - anywhere - anywise ll Q Lylf .. ,,.. . . . , .. ,.,.,.,., ,, . bearded men 123 DRAGON ,36 AN ECONOM I CAL and REASONABLE MODE of TRAVEL West Ridge Tronsportotion Co. PHONE VVarren 31 Q T HINKI STATISTICS SHOW - 90.3727 of all honor students play I some musical instrument! as Musical Headquarters for all Instruments WVe offer assistance and advice in selection and instruction. O l-louse ol: Biekorck PHONE 54 426 Penn'a Ave., West VVarren, Pa. i l I-IGH: OLDSMOBILE . , PIERCE ARROW Business i GRAHAM College Graduates are trained for holding high grade positions. Ask for details about the Complirlzfnts of parvin Motor Car Co. i 1 Secretarial and Accounting 309 Liberty Street i Courses. Don't go out of l i l town for what you can get I , i at home. i g SALES and SERVICE i i i 5 I PET H.-vrEs I Jap Lynch . ., ,.,.,. German translation Sally MacDonald .. Shelly Mahaffy .. , Soapy Jr. Main Larry Massa , .. , ankle socks with high heels last-minute telephone calls , ,,.,. physics problems carrying books home from school 124 DRAGON '36 Complimenlx of Tl-IE FLGRIDIN COMPANY Autenreitlfs Dollar Store HIGHEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE at Lowest Prices The Newell press 'The Bufinexx r'lIan'.tDrp1zrtm1'nlStorz' 210 Liberty Street HIGH GRADE STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLIES I-1 Complete Printing Plant 213-217 Third Avenue PRINTINC' ENCRAVING 338 Per1n'a Ave., YVest SLATIONERQ YVarren, Pa. A PET HATES Matt Mattison . Jana McChesney Peg McCurdy . Sandy MacDonald . Fran McEvoy , ,. , learning poets salesmanship talks . ...... . . Bowery speeches ,... ,, . French liddles in dance orchestras DRAGON '36 u N THE UNITED REFINING COMPANY AND 1 EMBLENI OIL COMPANY VVISH THE CLASS of 1936 THE FULLEST MEASURE OF SUCCESS Any camera is a better camera with KODAK VERICHROME FILM By McKenzie ,,.. . ,, . Toot: Mellander I t d I Fa! Mellander ,, gning to buokkeepi g p p I TMJ Mercier, .. . ,...... .. . .,, plaid dresse t tg I Q Diary Messerly ., . .. . . , , . l d h 126 DRAGON '36 fJOIllf1llll1l'IIfX of MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY VVz1rren, Pennsylvania 0 VVarren's Largest Department Store l 1 GRADUATION MERITS THE BEST! If you'ye never worn FLORSHICIKIS you won't he dis- appointed! 'llheir finer lit and style will convince you theylre grand shoesg their longer wear will convince you they're a grand value for both men and women! 58.75 to 2510. GEO. H. MILLER .. Times Square l KfX'OWI,EDGE is an assef efvery one derirer. ina' the lznofw- V ledge that merclzandise is of highexf qualify and yet noi l expensive is one axref you acquire by shopping af- l Darrell Miller ,.,. , D lM'll 0 l EI' Jim Miller , . Dell Moore Polly Moore PET HATES . , radio snpranos Sfhonl Days, Srhoul Day: .. patent leather hair , .. missing my ride people who trip me 7 DRAGON '36 This will be a Big ' 'X WHITE l DAVIDSON 5 X5 SHOE 1 Xi' Season l M lx V , l Quality is an intangible something D inslilleal in a jrrozlurt by the perffrt zronrrlination of the brain, eye anzl Spedalizin J hand, minglezl with a perferf SHOES for ?OUNG PE PLE apjrlivation of .v!an1lar1l.v. ' l I o Bool 240 Penn'a Ave,, Yvest 542 Pfnnsvwaum Avnw wfarren' Pa- War'1'rn'.r Popular Family Shoe Starz' , TASTY BAKERY ll The Best of Everything l In the Cleanest Why gg RETAIL ONLY ll yi 210 Hickory Street YVARREN, PENNSYLVANIA l Pm 1-1.xrEs Spikf Moran Pat Moran , Hiller Morrison .. Frances Nicholson .. Kmztf Xotoro .. I 12S ., ,poetry . ., puppy love omeone always talking all men dancing DRAGON '36 WINERWITERS CALL US - 987-lf - Conewangu Ave. CALL US -- 9814 w Penn'a Ave. CALL FS - 98-H' - Jefferson Ave. I It Pays to Drive Up the Avenue EITHER VVAY CflI1If9IiIlIFIIfS of l Angoves lvlarket Meats Groceries ll , 228 Penn'a Ave., VVest MONITE M O T H P R O O F CLEANING Insures against Ivloth Damage Corzzpijlnzents . Warren Wlwalesale Free C1111 fzn1lDeIi1'c'ry Serfvfce Company . Warren Dry Cleaning PHONE 189 Jon Nuhfer . ,. Jimmy Oberg ., . . Gm O4Brien, Orly Ostergard Coxfy Pearce . PET HATES ., .that hour in typewriting room ....... .. ..,. .,,...frivolous girls . soft-boiled eggs ., having my hair ruffled ., ., , eggs for breakfast 129 Sl NICDFQ - ANTICS DRAGON '36 TI-IE IQS6 DIQAGCDN executed by he Mohr printery Warren, Pa. When you need HMG!-IRI' Call LL8 . PET HATES Jnznie Pe ko ,.. purple Gvrry P te on pending money ,Uaryf 1 etex n . .. . , projects SianI'ete1 on .,. g l h p mp in class Lum I at .. . .... ,. .... . ..., . dyed ha r -.4, I 131 DRAGON '36 South Side Cash Market 102 St. Clair Street PHONE 149 Our lXIott0: CLEANLINESS o QUALITY NIEATS Our Specialty Branded Steer Beef Only Free Dflifzifry Sfrrife Sew with a SINGER Clean with 21 SINGER Iran with a SINGER XVe are now equipped to offer you a 3-way household Service by Singer Singer Sewing Machine Ca. 216 Penn'a Ave., YVest PHONE 729 CllIl1f11IlIIFlIf5 Uf ii I Gamble Building Corporation Liberty Court Warren, Pa. PHONE 2238-I Comjhlinzenls af Angieis Restaurant 242 Penn'a Ave., VVest VVarren, Pa. Shy Punsky Bing Putnam ,... . Rappy Rapp . Butfh Reading Sammy Rich ,. PET HATES putting on chains in cold weather . .,., ,.,., . ,,... ., udressing for gym ., .. .,., painted linger nails . ,. poor enunciation 132 DRAGON '36 LESTER SHOE COMPANY I 216 Liberty Street I YOUNG XIIQNIS OXFURDS for Sport and Dressfg+32.9S, S-I-00, 355.00 i YOUNG LADIES' SLIPPIZRS for Sport and Dressf:?2,9S, 54.00 I O I Cflllll' 111 111111 Lunk 'lim Ofz'1'r I I iw ff: ,HW ,Z LLL, , .1 I TERMINAL GARAGE NASH .. .. LAI7AYIC'I I'Ij I S'I'L'IJIiBAKER PASSENGER CARS I I XXIZISIIIIIQ Greasing Storage Simunizing Tires Batteries I Depcndzible Used Cars Service on AII Hakes nf Cars II I I' INSPECTION STATION 3-1-1 I I I L 'Tor U10 Bef! Ill Anvllunrl Iflcctrual I Rejmirx for ANYTHING ELECTRICAL PET HATES I Ridder . ,. unrlzittcring ninknamew , Clzurlz Riggle . . ,. . ,.,. ,,... . .. mobs I Tar Riggs . ,, . . .. . Bobby Monre's jokes Ellen Rizza. ., ,...,.,.,..,. . conceited honor roll pupils I Ruthie Roberts . . Illurif Gow: 'Round and 'Round I L DRAGON '36 THE THREE KEYS TO SUCCESS lj Eyes to see with. l A trained mind to ' think with. A Good lvzltcll to keep check on the hours. i Complete Eye Service 337.50 l. l . SEE ,i Stanley Sturgis Optical Parlor and jewelry Store osreraemrs Confectionery l l LUN CH N MEA-XLS N ICCOMA ICIC CREAKI l 111111 SHICRBI'ITS I' l 0 606 l'enn':1 Ave, East l 9xu+ l l Swonson Tire Slwop Used CARS PARTS TIRES BATTERIES Cnflrfwlillzrzrttv of TEXAS LUNCH J l 2l2f2l4 Penn'a Ave., VVest l VVarren, Pa. ' 0 PHONE 603-J r l y , l 25 l'enn'a Ave., East il PHONE 43-J l l I l 1-ET HATES lVz1ll Roberts l JanRuss . , ll Bob Rowley ,. ll Pauline Russell. .., . ., N june Rnssman, , ,. ., .. . ., .,., ,. English taking part in French plays ,,. dieting being called Irabfllf l seeds in my orange juice l 13+ DRAGON l36 SUBJECT T0 SERVICE ' 'E' ,f -i2?3f ?Q2'1ff i l'1llHl!!+J59 iifrwrllillirri N every position in life, in every responsibility that comes before us, our chief thought should be to Fill that responsibility and discharge that duty so that when We have ended each of them, we shall have lifted the level of human ideals and achieve- ments a little higher than we found them. LUTZ EUNEVQAI. l-IGME Telephone 65-J . VVarren, Pa. O Exrlzzsiw lmvilizl Cnr Sfwiin' Jmrr Sandstrom . Joe Scalise. .,.,, . Lou Sealise . Pale Scalise La Schirck .,., PET HATES , . being disturbed while reading slow drivers , accumulated home work , .,., lollipops milk-toast DRAGON '36 Night Coughs quickly stopped l Here's a PRESCRIPTION l safe asm forYnmg you Get a bottle of Piso's for Coughs and Colds, Use as directed, You f will be astonished at the quick re- l liei. Itstops the irritation-loosens the plrilogm-reduces the inflam- t' relieves hoarseness This ma IOII- . remarkably effective syrup is dii- Ierent from all others-pleasant to takefdoes not upset the stomach -contains no opiate. Ask for il: by name. Insist on Piso's. 35c and 60c sizes obtainable everywhere. P I S 0'S 'lwcbughs Ed' Colds LOOK UP! PERK UP! ! M DRESS UP! l Fashions were never smarter .... l Values were never more tempting N than they are right now. Good l Clothes and Accessories are among the best investments you can make 1 today. They cost so little that no man need deny himself the assur- ance of being correctly dressed . . . Tl-IE STYLE Sl-lQl3 Hari in fllffrfs W'mr 1 l Own Your lypevvri ter - We Will Stake You Ask about our liberal deferred payment plan on the New Remington Noiseless Portable and other machines. VVE DlS'l'RlBU'1'lC . . . Remington Rand and other typewriter supplies. The HVVARREN VVONDERT Rotary Stencil Duplicator. The 'KTXIUDICRNH Duplicator CClay Basel. The i'Tl'IACHIiRS' TRU-RECORD. All sorts of RIIMEOGRAPH SUPPLIES .Mk for de.n'ril1ti1'r t'iI'l'Il!Il7',l' and jzrifeav The Public Speakers Supply KA Pennsylvania Corporationj Durlqin, Reeves CZ-J Company P. O, Box 505fPhune 2200 Vvarren, Pa. PET HATES Srh-wartzie ,,.. . . ,... ,.,., ...,.. . . ., ., slow people Srotty Scott ., . ,.,., . WOCL phonograph recordings Chubby Sedan . .,.,. . ,,,. ,. . alphabet soup Sif'fASiefert . ., conference slips Roxzf Sirianni . .,., end of vacation 136 SIGNS - QI- ' Tl-Il- - XQDIAC' ARIES- fMareh 22-April 211 People born between these dates come under the sign of the Ram, which rules the head. They are tall,slim, and muscular. The physical energy is great but spasmodic. The hair is often light-brown or reddish: the eyes are blue and cold with a haughty expression. These people are intensely practical, proud, and often narrow in outlook, but they have an air of originality. They should cultivate the attitude of not showing authority and strive to live in harmony with their associates. MARCH 23-Everett Siefert 25-Hilmer Forslund 26-Vernard Mellander 27-Gerald Cochran 29--Evelvn Mellander 31-Betty Greer -BeEtta Zobrest APRIL I-Mary B, Trusler -June Toner 6--Doris Gardner -Mildred Dunkle -George Mattison -Marcella VVilson 11-Janet Ross TAURUS- qApi-il 21-May 221 12-Rose Sirianni 14-Frances Fladry 16-Thomas Lyle -Margaret McCurdy 13 -Jeannette Hagberg -Florence Keller Taurus almost always gives sturdiness of body, with great breadth of shoulder: there is, at least, a stockiness and a thick-set figure. These people have great force of character. The hair is either very dark or very light. The general expression shows a combination of great mildness with great strength. Taurus people are naturally somewhat slow and heavy in their movements. They are great home-lovers and are faithful and warm-hearted in their friendships. APRII. 26-Howa rd Flick 30-Mary Ellen Ostergard NIAY 3-Elaine Johnson nfiatcrial and work it out to a logical con difhvulty in winning an argument. True they make amiable and useful partners understanding, MAY 22-Paul Martin 25-Allen Smith 28-Vvilliam Barr 29-Harry Punsky 30-Melvin Gnage 51-Laura Massa -Helen Crosby -Monica Armstrong -VVilliam Bjers 7-Martha Schwartz -June Rossman -Albert Boherg GEMINI- fMay 22-June 22J -Frederick Tears -Helen YVestcott -Marian Berry -Linnea Scott -VVilliam VValker - As a general rule, these people are small, slim, and blond, with gray or brown eyes. However, this is not allways true. There is great alertness and activity pronounced in lxoth the eyes and the body. The health is usually very good. The mind of the Gemini natives is exceedingly quick to seize upon any clusion. Gemini people are quick to retort, and they have little family life does not appeal to them, but it is not distasteful, and in marriazv. Gemini natives should be treated with care and JUNE 1-Frances McEvoy -Gilbert Buerkle 3-Ardith Fish 5-Charles Decker 10-Romaine Gnage 1+-VVilliam Greenlee -Genevieve O'Brien CANCER- CJune 22-July 2-LJ -Margaret Thompson -Robert Jewell -Charles Riggle -Curtis Grundberg -Richard Giegerich -Beatrice Hamlin -Leland Amann -Margaret VVilliams -Geraldine Erickson A The Cancer natives have a tendency to become very fleshy in later life. People of this sign are very llahle to illness, especially chronic illness. They should take great care of their physical health. These people do not attack effects: they seek causes and undermine them. Their vision is usually comprehensive and idealis-tic. They would be inspiring as teachers or as guides. They are usually extremely emotional and sensitive. They suffer extremely from fancied slights, These people do not derive knowledge, but rather absorb it through associations. JUNE JULY 24-Rachel Mahafiy 1-Maurice Anderson -Marion Larson 4-Bettv Gilson 28-Peter Scalise 29-Jane Hildum -Grace Haggerty -John Sandstrom 6-Helen Davidson 7-Lois Heath -David VVorley 10-Virginia Tihbott -Gertrude Cangelosi -Lois Schirck -Pauline Russell -Nyetta Wilson -Ellen Rizza -Angeline Gorfida 137 SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC LEO- Uuly 24-August ZH Leo natives are keenly observant when in action, but often sink into themselves as if preoccupied with their own thoughts. They are frank and challenging, but immensely good-humored. Their constitu- tion is extremely robust. Their character is bold and confident. They make a great many enemies through the envy of others. They detest the mean and underhanded and strive for the noble. If these people are unrestrained, they are apt to become arrogant. Their word and their honor are the most sacred of all thin gs to the Leo native. JULY 25-YVendell Lawson 27-Kent Reading 28-Doris Thoreson 31-Betsy Kinnear -Thomas VVickstrom AUGUST 1-Lillian Hand 2-Bernard Stromdahl -P-Melford Johnson 7-Lois Larson 8-Romaine Hammerbeck -Lena Pratz 9-James Miller -janet McChesney -Georgia Frick 10-Janice Rieder -VVilliam Bunk 11-Betty Font 14-Paul Engle 15-Angeline Cosentino 17-Jane Lutz -Eugene Hedges -Robert Anderson 20-Evelyn Frederickson 21-Ardelle johnson 22-Eleanor Messerly 23-jean Harkless 24-Ruth Blume --Jeannette Brownell -joseph Nuhfer 25-Helen Sedon VIRGO - lAugust 2+ - September 241 The stature of the Vireo natives is unusually small, but they are well-proportioned and active people. They are sensible in matters of health and are temperate. They like quiet, rexzular, and active lives. Their aims are usually influenced by material advantages. They lack humanity and sympathy. The Virgo natives are often too humble and sensitive. Love affairs are treated lightly and with no serious regard. Their friendships are intimate and durable. AUGUST 25-,lack Lutz -Albert Johnson 30-Elaine Koebley 31-Bernard Bloom SEPTEMBER 2-George Moran --lean Blodgett -Franklin Riggs -Anna Belle Lobnes 5-Ruth Gross 10-Kenneth Betts 11-Pauline Moore 12-james Oberg -Lewis Check 13-Gerald Peterson 20-Rachel Anderson 21-Louise Scalise 22-Leon Crockett 23-James VVells -Blanche Bennett LIBRA - fSeptember 24- October 243 The general build of those born in Libra is small, slim, and delicate. Their movements are lithe and graceful. The general constitution is good, but lacks robustness. Dancing is usually a favorite pastime for these people. The sense of rhythm is very stronpr. The Libra natives get on very well in their own homes. They are usually fond of children and enjoy playing with them. These people should be treated with tact and understandinrr. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Z4-Darrell Miller 1-Ray Tibbott 28-Hubert Swanson 4-James Lucke cru 12-Catherine Barnett 16-Dorothy Hood 18-Jeanne Leonhart 19-Tony Notoro 20-Natalie Dockham -Owen Lester 21-VVilliam Grace 23-Ethel Hamilton 24-Agnes Lord SCORPIO - QOc1ober 24 - November 235 The natives of Scorpio xzenerally enjoy vigorous health. There are no half-measures in their make-up. They possess very stron: will power. The mind is intensely critical and skeptical. They always seek the truth. The Scorpio natives have great patience in overcoming obstacles. They are often foolhardy and l. 9 OCTOBER Z8-Arden Anderson 30-VVayne Kemble 31-Violet Holmberg -Donald DuMond 138 NOVEMBER Z-J ames Boyer 4-Ruth Zimbauer -Kenneth Anderson 5-Genevieve Faul 15-Margaret Akers 18-Vililliam Albaugh 21-Mildred Carlson 23-jane Speidel -Rita Guthrie 25-Marian Dove SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC SAGVFARRIUS- CNovember Z3 - December 235 A most marked characteristic of Sagitarrius natives is the alert and ingenuous frankness of counte- nance. The body is graceful and active, but quite restless. These people love the active outdoor life. They are direct in speech and dislike evasiveness in others, Their anger is short-lived and they never bear malice. The general temper is calm. buoyant, and cheerful. The natives of this sign are often apt to make promises and to forget them. They have less devotion for home and family life than outside activi- ties. On the whole, the Sagitarrius natives are unselfish, truthful, and high-minded. NOVEMBER Z6-Vera Summerson Z8-VVilliam Duff 30-John Gott DECEMBER 6-Margaret Janes -Charles Pearce 7-Wilson Boyd 8-Adelaide Erringer -Rhea Mercier 9-Donald Cramer 11-Robert Lee CAPRICORN - fDecember 23 15-Mary Rapp -Mary E. Juliano 18-Helen Wykolf 20-Ann Brown -Delbert Moore 21-Genevieve Hansen -Katherine Lawson Z2-Edward Lindsey 23-Sam Rich january Zlj People born under the influence of Capricorn possess unusual intellect. They are conservative. They seldom move out of the beaten path. These people possess little enerszy. but they waste little of it. Usually, these persons have very little imagination. They are self-centered and self-complete. They are the best persons to intrust with money: they will handle it carefully and intelligently. They are apt to be severe in dealing with inferiors, They always take life seriously and judge things as they appear at first sight. DECEMBER 26-Eleanor Sperry 28-Harold Wineriter JANUARY 1-Albert Allen 4-Eugene Campbell -Stanley Peterson -Quentin Holt 6-Jeanne Hoppe 9-Charlotte Knabb -Mary Lauflenberger -Otto Lynch -Sally MacDonald 14-Mary Waples 15-Patricia Moran --Charles Burch 18-Helen Fullerton 19-Robert Cogswell Z0-Frances Nicholson 21-Jennie Pesko AQUARIUS - 1-Ianuary 21- February 20j People seem to recognize the Aquarius natives as elder brothers. They are all-around people. They are unable to specialize in any way. They temper all new ideas with their own discretion. There is a certain coldness in this type. There is also a danger of too much optimism. The natives of this sign have great respect for themselves and for others. They are always tolerant and sensible in their religious beliefs. JANUARY 24-John Bevevino 26-Paul Morrison 27-Lawrence Gerould 30-Gene Burns FEBRUARY 1-Mary Taylor 3-Herman Hansen 6-Dorothy Miller -Dlores Taft 8-Alan Loper 9-Helen Fullerton 10-Gladys Brown 12-Martha Larson 16-Robert Main 18-Violet Lyle 19-Mary Allen -Joseph Viola PISCES - Clfcliruary 20 - March 22j The stature of these people is usually below the average. Pisces responds to the soul of things. S ys ae on impressions ra er t an Jud ment 'l ey arc care ess freely and are unwisely generous They are Huent in speech and uritm They are inclined to be laLy The' alwa t - ' is ' 1 th h ' g X . 'h 1 l with money -and spend too K . . . . and are very domestic, They make those around them happy and are extrem -ly warm in their friendships, often too much so. These people must guard against any feeling of selfepity. FEBRUARY 23-Rachel Smail NIARCH 1-Robert Rowley 2-lane Loree -VValter Rolierts 4-Greer Putnam 5-Charles johnson 7-Florence Velerie 9-Mary VVright 11-Byron McKenzie 13-Gladys Anderson 14-Isabel La very 17-Jane Juline 18-Margaret Peterson -Lois Kelly 19-joseph Bunk -julia Herron 21-Stuart Dickson 139 DRAGON '36 , E f -4 r i m E M K r 5-iw: f : 'ciximnit 2 fl L E , Q 1,l,iti., O ALEMITE -and FINER OILS THE TWO GOOD MOTOR-MATES You'ZI Like Iheir Lasting Qualities IQEFINERS OIL COMPANY i 1-7 ' ' Notion -Wide Stores A NEVV KIND OF CHAIN FOOD STORE l I m No different from other chain stores in the all important detail of im- ! mense buying facilities and ability to sell at lowest prices - but NEXV in the idea that each store is an established neighborhood store - INDIVIDUALLY OVVNED -instead of being operated by a manager. The result is BETTER methods of operationfgiving the customer chain store advantage and direct Contact with the OXVNER, who is vitally interested in serving you BEST. PET HATES Ran Smail .. answering letters ,-1lSmith , riding a bicycle to school Jani: Speidel . light-colored automobiles Be Sperry . . ., , . .berry seeds Benny Stromdahl , ., . . strawberry sodas 140 DRAGON '36 Greot Americons soy: Lorado Taft + Hljllfk'-fl!! 11111 1111 111151111 111111r5,' t111'y 'Zl'1II or lure 115 for 1111 l'1!'T1l1f.1'.H Vlashington Irving - Hflflfllf 111111115 1111111 j111rj1oJ1'r, others 111111 14'1s111fs. Little 111111115 arf 111111111 111111 s11b1lu1'1l by 1111.i'f111'111111',' but grmt 1111111lx rife 11bo1'e f1lFlll.U Abraham Lincoln -e 1 Ilfllllf 11111111 Illllfll of Il 1111111 who is 11111 u'1.v1'1' 1111l11y 1111111 1111 u'11.r ye.v1er111ly.U Ralph VValdo Emerson W'Y1111I we 1111151 1111111 111 11-fr ix XUIIIF nm' to 111111112 Ill' 1111 the bert we 1'1111. Theodore Roosevelt mf Gr1'111111f5.r 1'111111'S only to 11111511 101111 A'f'I'k 1111141 10 111'1'r1'111111' 11b.rt111'11f.v, 11111 lzou' to 1110111 f1lt'1ll.H Courtesy 0 School District ot Warren Borough PET HATES Szzmrny Summerson , . Rlzyihm 171 .lly N111'.rr1-y Rhymm Sammy Swanson . , ,, painted faces l D1' Taft ,. . . . . .,., . sour mill: i llflary Taylor. . . Nlajor Bowes' program ll Gus Tears , childish whims of the D1'11y111z hoard 14-1 D R A G O N ' 3 6 DANIELSON-CARTER Put Your Frei in Our Hzlzzdi' TREADEASY SHOES E. T. VVRIGHT ARCH PRESERVERS Corner Penn'a Avenue and Liberty Street VVar1'en, Pa. fx- ., K . , 35,145-ix f . 1 Jw. QQ' 1 QQQQQL' - f' A if V,., f 1 wx , Y ',: - Q' I JW, 3 I I r ' 1 L., Still Q xl EEA 1 3 if . ' LEO D. GIBSON FUNERAL HOME 304 East Street, VVarren, Penna. Phone 675--I Infvalid Car Sfrwivf 'AOthers' Recommendation is our Personal Recommendationu PRINTING YOU'LL like the quality Work that is turned out in our photo finishing department. Be sure to let us have your next rolls of exposed Hlms for finest developing, printing and enlarging. Q BAIRSTOXV STUDIO Liberty Street X EVELQPINC. ff TOLL Jlargif' Thorrlpson , Darrin Thnreson King Tilvlmott Ginnie Tiblwott 4 june Toner . 142 PET HATES ,, loud voices .leaky overshoes ,. ., freshmen , . . .... . .... . ,,.,.... H being called Red , cheese DRAGON '36 THE THE CLASS of 1937 VVISHES CLASS of 1936 THE BEST OF LUCK AND SUCCESS IN THEIR TRAVELS ON TH E ROAD OF LIFE Sloan and Zook Refining Co. Manufacturers of GASOLINE KICROSENE FUEL OIL FURNACE OIL and CYLINDER STOCKS 0 From Puri' IJFIIlIXj,'!7'IlIliIl Crude MOLLOY-MADE covers W do give an extra value in fin e workmanship no matter what the classii- cation, the design, the 1 color, etc., may be. 3 . The David J. Molloy Plant ZXS7 North XRIESIEITI Ave. Chicago, Illinois Hilary Bfliy Trusler Flvrry Veterie ,, , Joe Viola .., .. Sike VValker Mary WVaples . . . PET H.XTI: :imlxiguous statements m w arin h , S en e g at writing my pet hates . ,. that black stubble red hair and freckles 14 'I DRAGON '36 5 H is A SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with suflicient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is ourfirst promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 Wes! Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois 144 ln the foreground- Ft. Dearborn re-erected m Gram Park on Chicago's lake front, Illustration by Jahn E,-,Ollier Arr Studios. DRAGON '36 65116: Qlass of 1936 wishes the Underclassmem Qooclbyey and Qoodluck Wixleilvxwxx Xa ,Q E ,ff XY - fy PET HATES J my VVells , . ultra-sophistication H if WVescotr patrivriz' report cards T VVickstrom ch 'onic auto-horn blowers , , hairpin P gay Lu VViIlia 145 DRAGON '36 Commercial Lumber Co. Warren, Pennsylvania PHONE 1094 Purchasers of all kinds of native savv timber and manufacturers of all kinds of rough and dressed lumber. We have slab Wood on hand at all times for domestic use. Barnhart- Davis Co. Distributors of AUTO PARTS GARAGE SERVICE Quiekway Equipment for Precision VVorlc. Klain Bearing Line Boring Cylinder Boring Valve Refacing Piston Grinding -cam and straight Valve Seat Grinding- hard and soft Valve lnset lnstallation V Tffleplzune 26-l IOS-llO S. lrvine Street VVarren, Pa. i I-ET HATES I Blue Wilson ,.,. . ., people with no sense of humor Ngy Vvilgon U U . ,..... .,. ,.... ,, raisin pie Harold Wfingriter , ,.. ..... , chain stores Dam, Vvorley , ..... grapefruit eaters 146 D R A G O N ' 3 6 T is with sincere appreciation that we wish to thank all those who have supported the 1936 Dragon. The task of editing and publishing this annual 'has been greatly lightened by the personal guidance of KIT. C. Smith, representative of the Jahn 31 Ollier Engraving Companyg by the patience of Klr. llohr in humoring our every whimg and by the splendid cooperation of the staff, the faculty members, and the student body, Editor-in-Chief, CHARLOTTE KNABB. Bzzxinavs TTIJIIIIIIQFT, GREER PUTNAM. l l L1 l - l YVITH BEST WTSHES C0lIlf?!IllIFHfS W Of TO THE l , l l GRADUATES l w Brodmford Supply Co. 3 if I D .Q W,1,.,.e,,, Pa' T A Sherwood Qehnlng ' , w 1 1 Company l CJTIJ, llflll l l VVARREN, RliFlNERY SUPPLIES l PA. l l o 1: l l l PET Hin-Es Mary VVrigl1t .,., convicts' haireuts Helen VVykol'f . ,. ,, tiresome people Ruthie Zimbauer, .,., . , . . . .,...,.....,Hoor-talks Zobie Zobrest ,, ..,., .... . .,., , ., chop suey 147 ADVERTISING INDEX A A. A. A. CWarren County? AnsZle's Restaurant . Angovek Market .. ,. ,.,,. , 129 Autenreith's Dollar Store . 124 Autobody Repair ,. 94 B Bairds ,...,. ,. .,.,. , ., 10 Bairstow Studio .,..., 145 Baker Tailor Shop . 115 Banner Grocery ,.., ... 94 Barnhart-Davis Company . 146 Rarrette's Dry Cleaning 114 Beckley, C,, Inc. . 133 Bennett, W. F., Co. .,.,, , 102 Biekarck's Music Shop 124 Blomquist Canoe Livery 103 Boris Studio . . ., .. 126 Bradford Penn Refining Co. ,. 97 Bradford Supply Company 147 Browns Boot Shop .... 123 C Cheronis Brothers .. . ,. 94 Cochran's Barber Shop ,.,. ,. .... ., 97 Commercial Lumber Company 146 Community Loan .. ....102 D Danielson-Carter .. , 142 Davidson Company , 128 E Edgett Ice and Fuel .. . , ., 107 Ellis Motors .,.. .. 114 Emblem Oil Company .,,. H126 F Fashion Tailors . . ,.,. , 115 First National Bank , 104 Floridin Company 124 G Gamble Building Corporation ,.,. 132 Gaus:hn's Drug Store , 102 Geracimos , 115 Gibson, Leo. D. ..,. 142 H Hammond Iron Works . 122 Harriett-Byrt Shoppe . .. 118 Hill's Hardware .,., . 118 Hoagvall Hardware .. 94 Hoff Business Colle:-fe .. 124 Hubbard Motor Sales, C. A. . 103 HyVis Oils, Inc. ,. .... ... 117 I Industrial Oil Corporation , 122 J Jahn Kr Ollier Entrraving Company.,.,, ... 144 Jean Carol Hat Shop ..., ,.,, . , ... ., , 100 Johnson's . ,. . .. 127 Johnson, J. A, .,., . 97 Junior Class . 143 K Kirberger K: Son, A. C ..,, . . 110 Kresge ..,. 101 L Lesser, B. V. . .. 110 Lester Shoe Company .. 133 Lewis Market , .,..,. . .. 109 Lions' Club tWarrenJ ., 111 L01:5an's 119 Lutz Funeral Home 135 148 M Metzger-Wright Company Messerly Monument Works .. Miller, Geo. H. , ...., ..,. . , , Miller's Cut Rate Drug Store ,, Mohr Printery, The , , Montizomery Ward Kr Company . Motor Lighthouse Corporation ,. Mullen Drug Store ...., . Vlunkstrard Garage , ,. .. Murphy Company . .. .. ,... N NationfWide Stores .... ., Newell Press , , .... .. Nichols Jewelry Store .. 0 Jiferle, Victor . . Ostereard, J. P. Kz Son P Parvin Motor Company , Penney Company. Inc.. J. C. . Pennsylvania Electric Company ,, Peterson 8: Son, A. L. . .. . Pickett Hardware Company Pickett Lumber Company . , Piso Company . . .. Printz Company . . Public Speakers Supply R Refiners Oil Company Reliable Furniture Company Rogers 8: Cramer , , .. S Savage Studio . . ..,, . . Schaeffer's Electric Shop .. Senior Class . .. Sherwood Refining Company .. Singer Sewing: Machine sioan and zook Refining company, Them smith ca, s. K. South S ide Cash Market . Steber. Ray ,.,. . ,. .. ,. Stein's Sturgis Jevhiry Style Shop , , Swanson Tire Shop . . ,,., T Tasty Bakery . Terminal Garage Texas Lunch . Times Publishin!! CompanyA .. Times Square Service Station ,. Turner Radio Shop .. ,,,, . U United Retininpr Company . V Valentine 8: Sons, Nels . Walker Waram Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren W Creamery Products Company Motors, Inc. .. . .... , Axe 8: Tool Company Bakinir Company Bank 8: Trust Company. .. ,. County Dairy Association County Tuberculosis Society Dry Cleaning Company , High School .. Ministerial Association ,. .. National Bank . . Wholesale Company West Penn Oil Company ,, West Ridge Transportation Co. . Y Wineriter Grocery .,.. .. . Y. M. C. A. .. , Y. W. C. A. E19 119 127 100 131 127 101 110 109 112 140 124 107 119 134 124 114 113 119 97 100 136 98 136 140 107 123 95 102 145 147 132 143 143 132 114 112 134 136 134 128 133 134 105 115 103 126 107 108 110 95 08 93 113 111 129 141 123 96 129 123 124 129 111 112 -pw-an :A yur Ai y F712 , ,. RQ . ., 1 , L Q 'fffws gg Ai,. 5' V' gm,-...,. .lv ' ,f1i'? ' R., Q Q ' '13 ,,,, w7w Qi' f I I Q .F 3. WLT Q. g -E i ,'12 AJ- -: ., . f W 444 ,Q '51i?g 5f f A f 22 . wif, Superilltflzzlent, JOHN G. ROSSMAN Principal, FLOYD VV. BATHURST flsxistzzni Ijlfllfiflllf, B. LIEIDIG Assistant l'ri11vi,fml, ROBERT R. YOUNG Prinfijmf Beary Svlmuf, HIiRBERT D. H.ARRIS Thfezzzlaizve Offirrr, KIARY M. SCHULTZ BOARD of DIRECTORS Prf'.x'irlf'11f,A. G. ELDRHD Vice-Presifiwzf, VV. F. CLINGER Ser-remry, H. NI. Mona Trmmrer, R. VV. AIACKAY A. M. LANGHANS H. R. RoBi2R'1'soN KI. G. KEI.L1iR C1z'rlz,EN1MA TAKINS Solicitor, Jonx Smcms, JR. HEALTH DEPARTMENT lllediml lm-pwfm', Drs. EDVVIN S. BRIGGS S4flz0o14Y11rxr,ANN G. XVRIGHT Dmzlfll Ilygffvlisf, FRANCES EKEY