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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1945 volume:

7fv1.am7,fn Mae Fadda . . . DASS THE YOUTH OE AMERICA, THE HOPE OE THE EUTUIZE ALMA MATER High in air thy spires are tow'ri11g Gleaming in the light, hyhile their solemn shades emboufring Wrlzfes the Blue and White - Furling in its tranquil beauty O'er a body true- Sons ,and daughters bound by duty Giwe their lofve to you. Thy bright emblem shining o'er us Shows thy glorious might. Through the years thou safely bore us Spotless Elue and Wlzite. Sons and daughters bring thee praises, Bring thee praise and fame, flnd thy standard high 1lfJfIll.V8S- llernld of thy IIIIIIIF. -Ernest Nritlzazi, Class of 1921. lHlIlHHHllN Published by the Senior Class of 1945 Warren High School Warren, Pennsylvania VOLUME XXXVIII TABLE OT CONTENTS Alma zllater ...,.,........ Title Page .......,........,....,....,... Table of Contents ......... List of Illustrations .4,....... Dedication .............,...,...,.,.,.,............ Miss Anna Louise Kahl . ,..,.... Board of School Directors .,..,.., Administration Assistants ........ Faculty ..... I ,....,...,..,...,......4,.,...........,,........ In Memoriam ,..... ,...,....,...,,.......... Senior Section ..,...,..., junior Section ., ,.... . ..,.. Sophomore Section ...... Freshman Section .......,. Activities Section ., .,......,..... , .....,... , ..,..,. .....,....,. ,...,..,........,..,..... ,....,. , , Student Council-Legislative Branch Student Council-Executive Branch Girls' Club ........,..,.............,......... ...,....,..4...,.........,.. .,...,... H1-Y .,..,,..,.,......,...,,..................... ....,...,,......,....,...., .,.,...,...... Stenographers' Club ......... Girls' Leaders' Club .....,... School Scenes ,........,.,.., ........,...,.. Music Section ....,..,, , .. Band .,.... ,.....,.,, . ,........,. . ,... , ,. Orchestra ....,.4.........,.......... A. Cappella Choir ....,.,.. . Girls' Chorus .,.........,.,... Musical Memories 4.,.,.. Dramatic Section .,.,........,........ Dramatic Club .4....... Senior Play ........, Junior Play ,......,. Publication Section ....,..... Dragan Staff ..,..,......,..,..... Dragonette Staff ....,., Athletic Section .,......4.....,,.,.. Cheerleaders ......,,,....,. Football Squad ........., Football Varsity ........... Sport Shots ,..,.,.....,............ Basketball Squad ........, Basketball Varsity ...,....... Class Calendar ,.,...,..,....,.,......, . Senior Superlatives ...... Class Poem ....,...,...............,....... Advertising Section .,...... Advertising Index .,.,.,.,. Senior Activities ,...... Frontispiece II .,.,..,.,.III 1 2 3 4 5 9 10 30 38 45 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 69 70 71 72 74 75 76 78 79 81 83 84 85 89 LIST OF ILLUSTIZATIONS Through These Portals ...,....... .........,.,.. F rontispierf Dedication ,....... ,.,.. ,... .... ,........,,,...... .,...,.. ,.,. ....,........ ,.,.....,.,. . , . 1 Board of School Directors . .,........ 1 ,..., . 3 Administration System .....,........ ,.,.,. 4 Faculty ,.........................,.............. ...... 6 Senior Class Officers .,........ ..,..,....,. 1 1 Seniors ..:.,....,......,..,.,,.........,....,., 4.....,,..., 1 2 Junior Class OH'icers ..,....... ,........... 3 1 juniors .,.,....,....,.,..,.,.................,.. .,.,...,.... 3 2 Sophomores ., ..,... 39 Freshmen , ......,. ..,......... 4 6 Activities .......,,,..,...,..,..........,....,,............,.,.......,...................,..........,.....,..,.,..... .... ,......, 4 8 Student Council-Legislative Branch .,.,....... .,.......... 4 9 Student Council-Executive Branch .....,... ,.......... 5 0 Girls' Club ...,.........,.,.....,...,4...,4,....,.....,....,......,............ ,,.......,. 5 1 Hi-Y .......,.........,...,..,.,......,.,.....,......,..............,. ...,....... ............ S 2 Stenographers' Club .....,. .,.....,.., 5 3 Girls' Leaders' Club ,.,.... ,........,., 5 4 School Scenes .............,. .,.......... 5 5 Music .........,,.,...4,..,.,....,.,... ....,,...... 5 6 Band ....,.........,.............. .,..,....... 5 7 Orchestra ,................,....,.... ,...,.,..... 5 8 A Cappella Choir ..,.,..., ., 59 Girls' Chorus ...........,............. .........., 6 0 Musical Memories ...,.. . ........... 61 Dramatics .............,,.,...........,.......,...., .....,,..... 6 2 Dramatic Club ,.,.... ..........,. 6 3 Senior Play .,.,...,... ,.,......... 6 4 Junior Play .,.,...,.., ............ 6 5 Publications ,...........,...,....,.,.. .,..,....... 6 6 Dragon Staff ,.,...,..,..,.. ,.,......... 6 7 Dragonette Staff .,....... .-.-.-...... 6 9 Athletics ..,...,................,........,.,.. 4,4-..-.---- 7 0 Cheerleaders .... .,.----,4--- 7 1 Football ......,................. 4-4A-A-A---- 7 2 Football Varsity .,..., -.-.-A-4A-A- 7 4' Sport Shots .........,,..... .-.,-,,-,4,- 7 5 Basketball ........................ -'-----'-'A, 7 6 Basketball Varsity ,....... '4-.A4---'-' 7 3 Senior Superlatives ....,.,....,. '4---A----A- 3 1 Snake Dance ...,.,......... ---A'AA- 1 29 Ill 25ecfiaaZ'iou . . TO MR. ARLYN F. DUNHAM, FRIEND, IN- STRUCTOR, AND ADVISER, WE, THE CLASS OF 1945, SINCERELY DEDICATE THIS, THE 'THIRTY-EIGHTH VOLUME OF THE DRAGON, AS AN EXPRESSION OF OUR SIN- CERE ADMIRATION AND ESTEEM . . III Mu Nana .fauide Kafnl WITH FEELINGS OF DEEPEST REGRET, THE VVARREN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY WERE SADDENED BY THE PASSING OF ONE OF OUR MOST RESPECTED TEACHERS. BE- CAUSE WE REALIZE TO THE FULLEST OUR LOSS OF A FRIENDLY, CHEERFUL PERSON- ALITY AND A ZEALOUS, THOROUGH, CON- SCIENTIOUS TEACHER, WE PAY TRIBUTE TO MISS KAHL ....... E21 BUHHU UF SCHUUL DIRECTORS The Board of School Directors, which is the governing body of our local schools, represents the citizens of our community. The Board of Directors repre- sents the state in educational matters and is governed by laws and rules set up by the State Department of Public Instruction. The directors devote their time and efforts without remuneration except the satisfaction that an effective school pro- gram has been maintained. There are seven members on the Board of School Directors. Every two years, by popular vote, two or three citizens of the community are elected for membership on this board and serve for a period of six years. The members of the Board of Directors are as follows: llelvin G. Keller, Vice-President, Homer llfl. lllohr, Secretary, Wallace H. Cowden, R. Pierson Eaton, Solicitor, Neil D. Paterson, Treasurer, Ralph E. Brasington, VV. Floyd Clinger, President, John G. Rossman, Superintendent, and Dr. William NI. Cashman. E31 l HUIHIHISTHHTIUH HSSISTHHTS The administration assistants are indispensable in keeping our school life run- ning smoothly. llfiss Emma Akins is clerk of the Board of Education, and she also keeps an account of funds from our extra-curricular activities. Nlr. Charles Beck holds the position of book and supply clerk. V Dr. E. S. Briggs and lVIrs. Ann Hultberg supervise the school clinic and inform the students of their health. lVIiss Nlartha Dutchess, secretary to llrlr. Bathurst, has the continual duty of supplying information. V. Miss Laura Platerote, secretary to lVIr. Rossman, assists him in the executive management of the Warren Borough Schools. lVIiss lllary lll. Schueltz, attendance officer, creates a better feeling between the home and the school. hir. George Baxter, chief custodian, is ably assisted by Mr. George llahaffey, Bflr. Carl Johnson, Rlrs. George Baxter, and Nlr. Edward Huber. E41 FACULTY FOR THE REST OF OUR LIVES, WE, THE CLASS OF 1945, SHALL FEEL DEEP GRATI- TUDE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FAC- ULTY, XVHOSE PATIENT GUIDANCE AND THOUGHTFUL UNDERSTANDING HAVE MADE OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE 'su ' ISI if FLOYD VV. B.xTIIURsT University of Michigan, M. A. Principal ' ERNEST G. BECKVVITH Wheaton College Science ARl.YN F. DUNHANI College of 'Wooster Director of Correspondence Study HII.DEGARDE EDYVARDS Syracuse University Art fl' 3, M. LOUISE EscoE.xR Lock Haven State Teachers Col- lege Pennsylvania State College, M. A. Spanish ,yy ' Z PHOEBE L. FINLEY Allegheny Collegre Social Studies Dean of Girls LEAII EDNA GLASSER Geneva College Mathematics IAIENRY LEE GRIFFIN Grove City College Mathematics Science TXVVILA HoovER Indiana State Teachers Choral Music CHRISTINE l'lURD Alfred University English Dragon ' ,.. 9 lVlARY KELLER Allegheny College Columbia University Latin NTILLITEEN Kori- College -fkf. ,, Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh, M. L Social Studies l 6 l J. B. LEIDIG Dickinson College Mathematics Athletics MARGERY LLOYD University of Pittsburgh Commercial Girls' Club Dragonette JOSEPH A. MAss.a Edinboro State Teachers Colle Physical Education Athletics U Mx 'L' MARY MEGAHAN Allegheny College University of Pittsburgh, B. S ge R. Commercial WARREN E. MILLER Franklin Marshall Pennsylvania State College, M. Ed. Bookkeeping Student Council LUKE J. NOECKER Pennsylvania State College Science Social Studies l7l EVALYN OVERTURF Slippery Rock State Teachers College American College of Physical Education, B. P. E. Physical lucation DOROTHY PETERSON Grove City College Bookkeeping J. R. REDDECIJFF Edinboro State Teachers College Social Studies CLARA B. SPADE Oberlin College English JAMES E. SPRINGER Allegheny College X 1944 Columbia Universityg M. A. Pre-Induction 3 Science 5 Social Studies PHYLLIS VV. STANLEY Lock Haven State Teachers College English Dramatics lN'lA'l'ILDA STEINHOFF Columbia University, M. A. Emrlish Social Studies H.-XRRY A. SUMMERS Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege Music Band Orchestra MARY MARGARET VVADE Grove City College Commercial Girls' Club Student Council GERDA LAWRENCE St. Josephs School of Fine Arts Art 8 MARIE M. VVEISSENFLUH Mansfield State Teachers Col lege Home Economics ELIZABETH VVICKSTROM Pennsylvania State College English ROBERT R. YOUNG University of Pittsburgh Social Studies Assistant Principal IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIEND AND CLASSMATE of 4 o g! 0 4 CLASS OF 1945 E91 SENIOR CLASS THE CLOCK OF TIME HAS TICKED AWAY THE LAST YEAR OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL CA- REER. IN THIS FLEETING SECOND, IVE SEN- IORS RECALL THE HAPPY M E M O R I E S IVHICH VVERE EXPERIENCED IN THE HALLS AND CLASSROOMS OF OUR ALMA MATER. IVE APPRAISE THE VALUABLE TRAINING IVHICH THE TEACHERS HAVE SO APTLY GIVEN. T H E IN FI N I T E FRIENDSHIPS, IVHICH VVE HAVE FORMED THROUGH THE COMPANIONSHIP OF F E L L O W CLASS- MATES, WILL NEVER END. OUR PARTICI- PATION IN ATHLETICS, MUSIC, DRAIVIAT- ICS, AND SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS HAS BETTER FITTED US FOR THE NEVV LIFE IVHICH VVE ARE ABOUT TO FACE I10I f p MZ l 1 A 7 ' , x Q v . 1, 'I a Farrell Geracimos Blair- Phillips SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C0-President . ,....,,...,,....,....,..,...,..,............. ......,....,.,.,,.,.. F rances Blair Co-President ........,.. .......,.,....,,...,, J ames Farrell Secretary ,.............. ,..,................. A udrey Phillips Treasurer ......., H istorian Testaror ,.,... Poet ........... Prophet ,.................. .......... Prophet ,..................,...,,. ......,.,... Class lllascot Class Flower Class Colors Nicholas Geracimos .,,Helen Claire Hulings Nicholas Geracimos Rowell Hoff hiargaret Finley ..,...,........Allen Woodrufl ,,..,,.......,.Little Max Rose 11 Blue and White W D' ii KW i a s l ADAMS, CH.-XRLES-Clllwks Noted for his gridiron work . . . a regular fellow . . . out- door enthusiast . . . hardy. v .Wi ' ' f Athleticaly ined . . . ii ..1-e- served. AIEEXANDER, ALICE-A1 Sociable . . . Hirtatious . . . pleasingly plump . . . versa- tile. I ALLEN, CL.-XRETCYIIIFE Dreamy-eyed . . . genial mannered . . . hidden mirth . . . gracious. AI,I,EN, -TOSEPHQJOE Rugged . . . shy . . . a foot- ball man . . . consistent. ANDERSEN, RICHARD- Goofclz Full of life . . . likeable . . . fair and square . . , a mis- chief maker. ANDERSON, BETTY JANE- ' B. J. p Beauty plus personality . . . that smile . . . reserved opin- ions . . . a platinum blonde. ANDERSON, CARL-Bill A ladyls man . . . high of stature . . . congenial . . sleepy-eyed. W wade el C to at J, .ja f fifyt fwi ANDERSON, RUTHE JOYCE -dnzly Fun-loving . . . artist superb . . . wholesome . . . cordial. ARMSTRONG, SARA-Sally i Boisterous . . ,never stops talking . . . pleasant . . . A smartly - md. l 4 0 L ji! jf. ,if ARIN LD, JOYCE , Joy I A quiet redhead . . . mild in 'trnanner . . . unpretentious . . . companionable. E121 ' f BAKER, XKYIRGINI.-XTGQIIIIJ' A blond skater . . . sociable . . . active . . . even-tem- pered. of BARISS, JANE-Jzllzicf Goes her own way . . . Hash- ing brown eyes . . . fiery . . . vibrant energy. BEAN, JACK-Tink Short . . . well-dressed . . . a tumbler de luxe . . . active school spirit. BEARFIELD, GERALDINE- Gerry Always happy . . . friendly . . . lively . . . snappy black eyes. BEEEE, MAXINE-.Mac An accomplished pianist . . . does her share . . . intellec- tual . . . energetic. BENSON, SHnu,EY-Chinkie Meticulous in dress . . . friendly nature . . . unobtru- sive . . . graceful. i13l fi: QQ. B ERDINE, BI.-XRY ELLEN- fllary Ellen Tall . . . fond of all sports . . . lovely . . . energetic. BETTS, ROBERT-Bob Houdini II . . . small . . . obliging . . . politeness in it- self. 3 B EYERL JOAN-JO ileasing dispo- , xxVVhite-gold tresses . . . re- ff fin' . . . 3? is P . g. BILLSTONE, RAYMON--Ray A square shooter . . . unwor- ried . . . a gymnast . . . a roller skater. BIMBER, STANLEY-Slim A sportsman . . . big and strong . . . conscientious . . . deserving. BIMBER, VIOLET-Vi Composed . . . an energetic helper . . . jovial . . . prac- tical. BLAIR FRANCES-Buck 3 An all-round girl . . . good- natured . . . outstanding . . . attractive. . ii Y l 3 L. vp ' A ,K BTHRE , PETER-Pete t .1: ' '. 3 N S gkmmpeg . .gpleasinglb f Q' pal . . .frog ish 3 enjoys life. L' p , ' I 1 BRITTAIN, HERBER'l'- 0 Herby Better late than never . an inveterate gum-chewer . . . good-natured . . . never overworks. BROYNN, CHARLES-Bridget A prankster . . . fun before work . . . with a swagger . . . dramatically inclined. BROWN, WILLIAM-Bill Fond of all sports . . . mis- chievous . . . pleasant . . . lively. B URDICK, FRANCES-FNIII Reserved . . . atfable . . . de- liberate . . . persevering. CALLARD, JEAN-Callie Competent . . . gentle . . . a willing worker . . . demure. CAMPBELL, RUTH-Ruthie Spirited . . . reliable . . . a capable pianist . . . enjoys llfe. CARPENTER, BETTIE--Bef Docile . . . co-operative . . worthy . . . consistent. CARPENTER, JOYCE-Flossie Reticent . . . does her best . . . serious . . . likeable. CAWLEY, HAROLDiC0wl6j' A lady's man . . . game for anything . . . a skater . . . a powerful physique. CHERONIS, CHRIS-ChfiS Slow-motion . . . tall . . . unconcerned . . . economy in labor. mn CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT- Chris' A football manager . . . de- liberate . . . never a Worry . . . sports enthusiast. COE, BARBARA-Barb Sweet-mannered . . . care- fully groomed . . . full of ambition . . . a little giggle. COLVIN, HOWARD-Pansy Chubby . . . talkative . . . indifferent to school . . . mis- Chievous. CONNOLLY, JULIA-Judy Ladylike . . . always oblig- ing . . . deserving . ire- it liable. I l x E i ' X 1 1 , Y . ' if Jf CONSTABLE, JOE-L-JOB VVorthy behavior . . . agree- able . . . unassuming . . . a good student. COOK, MARION-illm-ion Cool and collected . . . re- sourceful . . . a worker . . . enjoys skating. ' I 15 l CooN EY, JACK-Juke Neatly dressed . . . a heart- breaker . . . a playboy . . , exceptionally capable. CORELLI, Louis-Louie An individualist . . . con- genial . . . well-meaning . . even-tempered. COXVLES, DAVID-Zeke School comes second . . . lackadaisical . . . a SallI1tC1'- ing gait . . . mechanically in- clined. IJAILEY, GEORGE-George Happy-go-lucky . . . friendly . . . does his best . . . inter- ested in outdoor life. .ij .lull xx J fr, , 1 'AyGELo,,l4fNE-Jane 'l ,x rryljf . tall and dark . . . sports'll4oving . . . compan- ionable-,Hi DAVID, RUTH ANN-Davy Carefree . . . active in Girl Scouts . . . an excellent swimmer . . . everyoneys pal. fs! DAYE, LELAND-L66 A good mixer . . . genuine . . . self-possessed . . . eager to help. DEMARC0, FRANK-Frank Unassuming . . . small in stature . . . football manager . . . well-liked. DEVORE, LORRAINJ3-Rea' Dependable . . . those red curls bashful a w' ing wolkei atb an M524 s ' J OJ CKERSON, PAUL au! Outdoors is home . . . a grid- iron man . . . vigorous . . likes to fool. DOBBS, JOAN-JOKIII Easily fussed . . . an able worker . . . interested ' art I . . . amiable. A I 01. EATON, DIXIE?-Dixie i Always looks her best . . . determined . . . attractive . . . flirtatious. EIKENBURG, Lois-Ike Knows when to have a good time . . . unfailing . . . di- versified . . . with a high scholastic standing. ELLBERG, CHANN-Charm Unassuming . . . mischievous . . . earnest . . . willing to try. I EMERY, MARILYN-Mernie Has an enviable record . . . industrious . . . very musical , . . with a line school spirit. ENDRESS, DONALD-Mike Boisterous . . . rugged . . . loquacious . . . a tumbler. ENGLISH, WII,1JA-PViIzla Has a carefree manner . . silent . . . spic and span . . . gracious. ENGSTROM, VVILLIAM-Bill' Mechanically minded . . kiddish . . . does his best . . . alibi Ike. E161 LAWSON, ONNOLEE-Boats A drum majorette . . . lei- surely mannered . . . has a pleasing smile . . . courteous. LEAVE, VIRGINIA-Ginny Lively . . . talkati e . . . a e fI'iendly. MW x LEE, RICHARD-Red A speedy halfback . . . seen but seldom heard . . . a good sport . . . deserving. LESSER, DAVID-Jllfk Knows aviation . . . a man of many words . . . cheerful . . . always on the go. LEUTHOLD, CHARLES-Bud Cannot resist a good time . . . Casanova . . . aggres- sive . . . a tease. LEYVIS, RUTH ANN1SiS A glamorous cheer leader . . . full of pep . . . ready to do her part . . . enjoyable company. E211 Iliff LOGAN, BLAIR-Hutton Takes life easy . . . ready for fun . . . lean and lanky . . . a real friend. LosH, CHARLES-Chuck Shy . . . reliable . . . a man of his own opinion . . . never hurries. LUCIA, GEORGE--SCOOPS Has an optimistic outlook on life . . . self-assured . . . a sportsman . . . carefree. LUCIA, RosE MARIE-Rose Has a sunny disposition . . . a chatterbox . . . agreeable . . . easy going. LUCIE, CHARLES-Bun' A musical man . . . likeable . . . independent . . . not in- clined to Worry. - A -HE .N-Helen NAI s sherbest... ien . sincere . . . even- ol per . LUNDBERG, ROBERT-Bob VVell-groomed . . . full of mischief . . . self-assured . . . Ends enjoyment in talking. RIACLAREN, XVILLIAM- Ufillie Happy-go-lucky . . . always confused, always confusing . . . loquacious . . . has a capacity for merriment. NIARTI, IDAVID-DIIT6 Has wide interests . . sturdy . . . good-natured . . . a football enthusiast. l.VIASSA, WILLIAM-Bill Looks on the bright side . . . game for anything . . . wiry . . . friendly. NIASTERSON, NIARY ANN- Mary .Jim Short and sweet . . . self- conscious . . . neat and pre- cise . . .' quiet. NIATHA, IVA-17111 A tall lass . . . always oblig- ing . . . musically inclined . . . congenial. A RIAVRELIS, BYRON-Greek With a fine personality . . . makes many friends . . . likes a good time . . . wise and otherwise. RICCONNELL, CHARLES- Lindy An outdoor man . . . deserv- ing . . . slow but sure . . . thoughtful. MCCULLA, RUTH-Ruthie Industrious . . . tries to do her best . . . helpful . . . calm. ff f . ff- .5 1 ,Aff 'Y' ff' ,g.,,,.- , M s it , TEL AE Kae ys laughing . . . has lovely hair . . . Hirtatious . . . does her share. - lxqCDON.ALD, KHLAR-MHC Has wide interests . . . ca- pable . . . confident . . . voices his opinion. lh'.l:CixIARROYV, Lois-Shorty Chatty . . . has a pleasant personality . . . amicable . . . unaffected. E221 M EAD, D0ROTHH'1D0f Of small stature . . . sweet . . . composed . . . modest. .4 X H 7 6 my S73-f 'ix . pr' ' P . . fr ' r f'9 x QQ IYIEADE, PATRICIA-Pity. Vivacious . . . always cheerf ful . . . commendable . . . pleasing to the eyes. .rin MERCHANT, 'VIQLET- . M ,dj Mrzzitz Sociahle . . . diminutive . . . trustworthy . . . well-be- haved. INIILLER, NINA-,2h7i7IH A serious worker . . . de- pendable . . . always smiling . . . good demeanor. MONROE, PATRICIA-Par Light-hearted . has Z1 nimble tongue . . . a quaint personality . . . rather short. MORRIS, ELEANOR-.Effy Sparkling . . . industrious . . . likes activity . . . en- thusiastic member of C. A. P. l-231 A . nbc 1 1' 1, If ,, J. K.. f 'ae' --fJf . RIORRIS, JOHN-R611 ff A dreamer . . . on the quiet side . . . an independent worker . . . a carrot-top. BIORRISON, KENDALL-KB!! Optimistic . . . witty . . . lets tomorrow take care of itself . . . congenial. AIORRISON, LUCILLE-Lu An attractive blonde . . . well-groomed . . . has many Outside interests . . . friendly. MUSCARO, MARY--Joy Has a sunny smile . . . de- Inure . . . petite . . . eager to please. RIYERS, NORNTAN--Bild Prefers business to school . . . likes to hunt . . . pleas- ant . . . has a way of his Own. 1 N.-XSON, RUSSELL-Russ Takes his time . . . loyal . . usually silent . . . resource- ful. NICHOLS, LEWIS-Lewy VVhy teachers get gray . . . talks at the drop of a hut . . . a punster . . . lanky. NORRIS, RUSSELL-RU5'S Determined . . . an individ- ualist . . . a regular fellow . . . delves in photography. NUHFER, ROGER-Roy Has a mischievous smile . . . never wastes words . . . one of our smallest . . . never overworks. NYBERG, HELEN-Lucley Has lovely Haxen hair . . plays the sax . . . soft-spoken . . . enjoys life. NYs'I'IaoIvI, ERIC-SZUCIJB A man of few words . . self-reliant . . . easily em- barrassed . . . good-natured. C' N3'S'1'ROM, JAN E-f!ll1i8 A sweet little girl . . . trim . . . serene . . . friendly to all. CDLNEY, RICHARD-Dick Imperturbable . . . energetic . . . a dependable student . . subtle. OWENS, DONALD-Bud An aviation enthusiast . . . gets a kick out of life . . . ex- pressive . . . alert. PAPALIA, JOSEPH-Pep A fast and furious driver . . . fair and square . . . un- assuming manners . . . has snappy dark eyes. PARIS, LORRAINE-Lorraine Athletic . . . well-meaning . . . reserved . . . has a mis- chievous smile. PARK, JEAN-166171 Tacit . . . unostentatious . . sincere . . . orderly. J PATERNITE, PIs'rI5R-I ate Immaculate in dress . . . a lively companion . . . a per- fect gentleman ...' t all and dark. I -I2-1-il. PETERS, ELEANOR-Ellie Has ept' ability . . . a t te nis . . . wavy- 'ed .. ui s ' r. A 4 I E W' PETERS' ', ALLEN-Pete Mathematically inclined . . . strongly interested in the fair sex . . . breezy . . . a jokster. r l ', I PETERSbxj J 1AN--P61451 4 r ff 2 a quiefiiature a ba- . on fwllial' . . . h , copper- ll colored resses .'. . nervous. l .r PETERSON, EXLIARGARET- - K I , Ala,-9 . ,. 'ir- Jl' Cool and collected . . . un- ,y- ' assuming . . . neat . . . a , good friend. Ui ,iris - ju 4 PETERSON, RICHARD-Dick Courteous . . . a prankster . . . latent ability . . . a good Sport. PETERSON, RUTH--Pele Takes life as it comes . . . lighthearted . . .' loquacious . . . a Wrigley Supporter. E251 PHILLIPS, AUDREY- Audrey Sleepy . . . a good sport . . . magnetic personality . . . has lots of school spirit. , 1 ff -F! 4- - .A ' 1, - K' X, VPONSOLL, ELIZABETEHLJ A U A , ' Htty ' Onlthy smallhsidei. . L care- 'A free. . . Sfliuettish . . . a A skating enthusiast. ' 3' ' K, ' ' 1' , - 1 p i . - ,ny ,,' I ,. -u H f RANDALL, RICHARD- Wings An all-around good fellow . . . equal to any occasion . . an accomplished p'a ist A . . has dramatic ity. Y f 1 f l T ARD LI E ie J wc erfa on' 1 . assumi . . . ' ' ways . ac it ai s an wie ' ' X Clfii emlper. X .fl , 1 ' i ,A ' f lr' It , ivy X 1. l 1711 f .An a n debat . . , a jester . . illing o work . . . inter ed in aeronautics. RIOGS, ELEANOR-Riggo Prim and precise . . . Slow but sure . . . an accom- plished knitter . . . pleasing to know. ...H RISTAU, LILLIAN-Lily A songbird . . . energetic . . . a blue-eyed blonde . . . per- fectly groomed. f- :biz ROBERTSON, JEANNE- I' 'Q j 'feannie :A chatterbox . 3. . tall and J , '-N 4 Q slim . . . agtheerful compan- K' ion . . . neat-appearing. ' Q ii L3XXQ'lRA'E it i i inesii l SADLER, RUTH-Ruthie Very likeable . . . genuine . . . a giggler . . . indifferent to worry. SASSERSON, DOLORES- Sassy A spontaneous grin . . . full of pep . . . chatty . . . mis- chievous. SCALISE, ROBERT-I:-islz A live wire . . . indepen- dent . . . permanently wavy hair . . . a football man. SCANDRETH, IVA-Iva Lee Never disturbs anyone . . . fastidious . . . a pocket edi- tion . . . loyal. SCHAEFFER, FRED-Fred Hastens slowly . . . a nice person to know . . . hard- working . . . very polite. SCH-MIEDEL, RHEA-Rhea An animated talker . . . loves excitement . . . chubby . . . neatly dressed. We SCHULE , RLENE-Rflf Makes use of her time . . . auburn-haired . . . impulsive . . . worthy. SCHWARTZ, NANCY-Nan Tall and fair . . . a loyal Girl Scout . . . reserved . . . conscientious. a E ARYON1 l 'VI Seabiscuit y'. . . considerate of oth 's . . . sparkling dark eyes . . . deserving. E261 'L2Sj I ll .QU L fri, tl ix iii xl sr iff l VWALISEIQ, DORIS-Doris WN ,ll 1 W I Diminutive . . . possesses an K y infectious giggle . . . an in- , l exhaustible talker . . . enjoys ,xl roller skating. WEIDERT, MARY-Ilflary A placid disposition . . . re- iined . . . loyal . . . with a personality of her own. WERT, BARBARA-Barb Distinctive . . . a linguist . . . always wears a smile . . . effervescent. WHITAKER, DEAN-Dean A bluffer . . . loves the out- of doors . . . good-natured . . . a tease. WHITE, JAY-Jay A valuable footballer . . . dependable . . . a band and orchestra man . . . well- liked. 0 X fi u Vi . W N ' jf T ' Y tx J pq fl' A w If 1 L 1,iSizveq- i ere ' .. ftt' 2 . Satti ctive .Ima W mf , if 1 v ' . 3 xf f .X J, U J , . E291 XVILDER, ROBERT-H0fCh Our versatile editor . . . al- ways on the go . . . debonair . . . a man of his word. XVILLIAMS, THONIAS-T077l Nut too big . . . nonchalant . . . well-groomed . . . fun- loving. XVILSON, RIARGARET-- Ilfargie Fond of talking . . . original . . . with a friendly dispo- sition . . . light-hearted. WINCHESTER, JAMES- ' lim An out-door man . . . seen but seldom heard . . . popu- lar with the fair sex . . . un- hurried. SMITH, GERTRUDE-Bezh A Contagiously enthusiastic. .. an accomplished musician . . . u leader . . . busy. ZORREST, LAWRENCE- Zobie A gridiron veteran . . . rough and ready . . . a clown . . . last but definitely not least. JUNIOR CLASS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE JUNIOR YEAR YVAS THE PRESENTATION OP THE CLASS PLAY, LET'S GET TOGETHER. J U N I O R S TOOK AN IMPORTANT PART IN ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE JUNIORS WERE SADDENED BY THE DEPARTURE OF THE G RA D UAT I N G SENIORS BUT WERE IN- VVARDLY R E J O I C E D TO TAKE THEIR PLACES E301 Ray Reed Don YVhite Barbara Benson Dale Holcomb - JUNIORCLASSOHICIQIZS Co-President ........ ,...,.,.......,.,.,............, ,,....,......... D a le Holcomb Co-President ........ ....,.....,,,...,.,............ D on White SCC1'CtZl1'y , ,...... ..,,.......,......... B zu'bzu'a Benson Treasurer ........,.......,.,........,,,,,... Ray Reed E311 -if i . Q swf gs -. 5,3 S ,x I if Q 'f Y , g WK ! s i I A- r5,:.: 'T fr ,. A g . , W 1 geffp' 1 ' K.. ,, ,j, J, Q ' V: S35 1 - W5 ' 'Q , V 3 ' ' .- ' iiifiiiiv I Jfgg ., ra . .L ,: yu. . ,, Z L - ! ,. K 5 I in .. W .. gf - .wg ' 5 , 5 1 3. ii si I ,,., E3 1 .l?95 1 ... A 'H f We . l 'Qi ' :' :i it Q.-xpjqfi 1 Gu . Q L, s 1 Qing? My 2 .ff I K . ...J L , i . J S . 1 imai ' s if ,fx ' V . . i . 3 . I S I . W, sim., . , X ? I, ,am 'gg Allen,- Winifrcd-fewer street lights -. U- 4 '4 ,M f JWE Z '. ?'qf'5 Amsdell, Edward--more experiments in chemistry 1 . 5 V Q r M fl -K 8 .A - M JUNIOR CLASS-SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS IN ' A WARREN AND IN WARREN HIGH SCHOOL I 1 V Adams, Beverly---no public speaking Adams, Richard--swimming for junior boys at Y ' Allen, Cecil-electric scoreboard Anderson, David--transportation to and from classes 'S K Archbold, Elaine--manicure shop in W. H. S. V,,gBabcock, Alan-more size twelves fshocsl Nw? 'Baird,1Donlyn-I like the' place the way ,it is! 2 of f '- ' X .rw - ,Y . x Baker, Geraldine-seven class periods ' ' Barr, Lorraine-classes in humor Bartholomew, James-fewer tests E, . ar, 5 55 C Bartholomew, Nestor--Kid Day i Bathurst, Elizabethhan Easter egg hunt for everyon V Baxter, Harry-hockey leagues I. 'I Bengston, Kenneth-inter-room communication Q 6- Benson, Barbara-armchairs and footstools for study 4 A 4, T' me V iss' ,U Berdine, Ray-more ice skating 7. , 5 ' . ,gy-Xi V Bimber, Russell--better snow shoveling ' G fi? ' N- . . . . 'A Q Q Blair, lllia terta ,ment during lunch period im , ' .Vg X ' -1 r y wi Wag ' M' fx, ' , . - J. , 1 ' Bliss, tt lights in lockers Se3'jL'44,1V JlJ as ' bl I Bod rf, James-' ' 'dual waste baskets in typing? ' pf . H Q 13 Fi ce, Lo. ore you g, good-looking teachers 'C-fn C i . ,A 2 - ,Q 3 , Barbara-bu or W. H. S. band . , R ,V xp Br gs, Gene--U. S. O. in Warren . f f 4 ' - 5, 1 .. o ' K.-4.1 N 3 I I 4 , , - , 1 i U Briggs, Waliacelmore three-hour mbovies ' sw . ' an gg , A .Qs 1 I fc., ,fi 3 3 JE sf 4 se L9 gi I Brown, Betty-storm windows in W. H. S. Bown, Helen-swimming pool in W. H. S. A ' JW Campman, DeForest-Lone Ranger serial on Friday 2 ' A-fa.. i Q 'fi.v '- I K. Carlson, Richard--doorbells for home rooms i , - Car lli - Iish ponds i 5 , al ere c ty fair i , D i g pion, D 0 --gumball machines in halls E J 'f ' 'eg 5 o lins, h oil elevators V A I XE C Be ice- ygcr locker rooms F, . 4 - ,rj o i ll, Jo Asound-proof rooms ' A K ssett, Jea rugs in home rooms -Q. 'S' Crull, Theresa--new pencil sharpeners 2 f Cunningham, Robert-W. H. S. ski jumpoA1 0 , , Danielson. June--green blackboards with yellow - 1, Y, , - , 1 5.-f .XI . , A i, . X U?6Stefano, Nancy'-W. H. S. library X A DeStefano, Nancy T.--chandeliers in home ms Dexter, Patricia-airline to Starbrick Dickinson, Bettie-recess for afternoon tea Dickerson, Joan--recreation center E323 'l :biz - A . 5 1 ,J JUANIOR GLASSL-SUGGESTED ,IMPROVEMENTS IN WARREN AND lN'WARREN HIGH SCHOOL Dorrance, Joyce-a new roller skating rink Q fl Dunn, Annabelle-7-more Kresge stores 0' 1 . Dunn, Martha-classes fin manners 4. 1 i 'x L ' Dyke, william-tighter gas jets -A Eames, Jean-fewer bookksf :, Eaton, ,Jaclc--teachers few and farlbetween lE.ckland, Joanna-new high schoolhuilding X-A f Eckstrom, Algot-drinking, foilnfains on desks H6 Elwinger, June-T-assembly program by teachers ' Erickson, Adele-umbrella racksiqpk A 9' Cf L 7 ll h Ettinger, Joyce-blue notebook paper 4 ' , ' fEvan, Doris-porches on W. H. Sf 9 ,wg - K Farrell, John-more circuses ,-li' , ' Filesi, Frank-greater school supporlltfnfor athletics I' Flick, James--more vocational cldssesi W , . ' .V U' H . ig! Frontera, Marian-shagrfagg of om'en Fuller, Charles-7110 more baaffic cops i Gcbhart, Lorw-mordd ice-skating' ' XX Gerardi, Robert-music during lunch periods Gheres, Donald-murnpike hz-,Pleasant Township ,fxbl Gibson, Dottie-new airport Zyl, X1 Giltinan, Patricia-more library books in YV. H. S. Gnagey, Mary-larger cafeteria Goodwill, Paul-removal of hornets from 212 Gordon, Marian-gym lockers for girls Graham, Margaret--more sunshine Gray, Vincent-longer lunch periods Gray, William-no six-weeks' tests Q Green, Clarence--everyday a Saturday Grosch, Kenneth-faster clocks in W. H. S. Gustafson Donald-steamboats on the Conewango ,- I' sg Gustafson, Ethel--no tardy bells qi Gustafson, Marvin-desk calendars ,V Gustafson, Nore--aviation eve day 'P T, Male, Virginia-pink cial' 1 32 J If ..f'l ' ' N 'FA is e. jf ,f ,f , .f fi I' llgrcnq' ary-Mykey Mousekdecprations on ivalls, ' Emilton, Jalflf--paper lcups for the football team C X mmerbeck, Jack-a longer basketball sea,son I E na, Earlene-teen-age canteen ' S H 'on, Sheridan-ventilated school buses h . I ' 4?varrXig'ton, John-larger auditorium ' x Q st, . f 5 it XSKRTQSUIV ji Harrig,,,Richard-greater abundance of pretty females Hart, telancl-gym five days a week , Hcimann, Doris--100 92 in the sale of Bonds and Stamps Hennessy, Lois--ferns on the Window sills 910 Q 1 ,,,. a a t 'S-NV1, ..4, EY yiimkr' My 9 we, , E331 k , mM, , ?5j!ffQ?3QfjQIggjI'l JUNIOR CLASS-SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS IN I IIII eq. ,fgu:,:+ - WARREN AND IN WARREN HIGH scl-Iool. ,I -QM I ' if ' 'V Q fQ,4.',gg , Hesglg, illiam-modern cafeteria ww 5, V I 5 li, 1 N -il uni, Barbara-K-heated sidewalks , , I Zi lhigsxvgjf 1 , '-A- Q ildum, James--larger report cards ' 'i ,P xi J EE.I g . Holcomb, iDa1e5k.4f05 lthts in the hams Lv- v f Q Q L x ix, i I Hglghaugh, Dorgthy-:cl6.ner locker rooms V7 jf, U 'lr 7,1 Ll ' In f- .f., V, N 1 . , If 10 f A f, f f - , X i , V s J E Hook, Betti u-classes in ress designing 7'3 4 ' Dfw 251, .mf XE Y , g 4, js lxli Hosk' , I resa-c es in nati e dancin , 2 I A ,W M. ' , j I- -' el, Lo s-f chocolate m sh ,I E Q sI.,.:,I.::5 t 1 5 1 Hipbbsf I zllett--hockey league ' VI -1 'h', .if f W H ' 'f ' 'J ' tt f d ' f 5 J g , ,I 5'W5,,M5,4gf,,Jj,I ,..A, - V 5, - I IMI-gtg TI, I nge . , can e er o 1 a e a ' 'VI' I'I f , , . I ' ,Ami .... .V -- V J , , ' A J J I 5 ga ,,v.l sepliliyraitigil subjects I J I , ' f fxckso , Albertiyizlnxdfs with erasers ' 3? '- U ,,,if il ' hw ' ll If ny 'J QS? lj Jetter, James-gsubnxalifto Clarendon A .-A I J ,gf Jewell, Dorisff-a set of encyclopedias for each nt if Johnson, Doihfld-more vacations ,,., ' . q I ' I :.: ' X ,, 3, , . i t V , K Q 4 Johnson, Frances ar er lockers if A ecesi I A , , Aolloo I Johns We -H N J , J ii - I ol' fl n n, Patrici -- e in o e SXA J ,M IJ l 'jf.Qfl.fg,. L f 5' My' A I - ,' W,--af,7f?Z f IIE. 4 - ' . ' ., .J , 'J n, fbvrxowgigarn na ,f Y ' Iamsswzas i 5 f 2ff1fsL ' 'S -H' I' ' f 1' kk Y , . R ' ' H . W e Johnson, Robert- i miss l J , Q , ,ns dj, 3, A 1 lllilliano, Arthur-m vies in study hall yy e N, 1: . K mi! aye, Hazel-pin-ups on class room walls Y . fu -g if K K i ,V In XX-vt Keixu Jean-sale of gum in study hall I , ' qKie an, R larger gym I .- I H 4 - -- rg In , A , 3 u f ,.,, A ff: .f,. ga 4,15-:A I W ., , ,..-k Q A , ,,V. X it-fi VVA, I -,L Vu? Jil. ,.,4 - af v ! ' ' I gn ng, Le nde-school parking lot ' , , I I . ily I I . rw e .kr ,- , LM, Q, I g f g IV, K 'K f Q I Ir J arol-more Dragonettes -J ., ,,,,,f, . .M E? ' I-',.,. , lr -. lalilmls, E na-longer pencils If 6, .7 , , , . V ' ' ,V 'I 'K t A K1 k, Wayne-co-ed physical education 'W I 7 ' , ir , L . . N, Ii ,.,. ' Q -Knapp, Johnfschool swing band 1 J , K 5' K ' +--M ' mi-Mvrav V I r ! ' , f o ' . Koebley, G Olffb.-QI? fe' munity parties LU ' ' A .' l f -'JL' 1 . .. ,Q l , . V K ,,V, K 5 , - Q , 2'fl'1iS?7 U school activities D Q I ,. 1 , L K k V i 7 . ' I nders, Bev ly7-lyrgaln basements ID W, H. S. A , ,, V I . A A Larsen, Mary F coke bar in Stu A I II J- - I + ' I -I ' lece Lawmf Jan -desks to fit the St S ' x M tx Ty, XR V Y, I J, Q Q . A xx . A, .IM , ,M .,rr 1 V I 1, . Q , I-. X I NIINII fc pw f ' I' X as . -. I . A in I J J V ' A. 5 Leidilfkxvid-mor'e New YearX'Eves fx K ' 1 , . A 5 I Lesser, Suzanne-swimming pool at B F d Q x .. I QS fa , fl x Liberty, Faye-glass-topped desksi' X1 Qs K-iff K 4 W fu' A Lindgren, Joanne-dancingqhall for young people RX l . L I i , 5 -, Littlefield, Dorellas--musk! in cafeyria 1, I I I I ,,' f ' f ll ' ' Y ' ' ' 4 . A -' V! .A ' fafq r-lt U i ' . wah-4 ,,:.,- -f J . . , . I Ioo I 'Wff ' if-lf ,,,k E f 5 - f-,. I, gn I ' 0, A A, gjimss I F ,Eg 1 ,nw ,-,W 35 ,.,. V13 3 5- , is 91,1--q:. -m -- I.: . I V, f A .W ' , 'in ' w e-5 . - . ' 5 1- H' 42 4 . A , ' Q 1 ,S W' I ' 34 044 'A Lobdem hirley-haK holiday for perfectbattendance xx 1 Louft ,Elvin-lib!-afid in gym class N' Lundberg, 'Lois--betterhxatebmook covers ' 1 MacKendrick, Billee-all the conveniences of home N Madigan, Clayton--more gym work 11-4 ,sa Q JU IOR C 'ASS-SU GETED IMBROVEMENTS' IN- . ' ABR AND WARRELN HIGH SCHOOL , V , , . 'Y 1 . lk-' - 5 , 'Q k M : Mbnc ollEose-Wfjgidow draspgs in class rooms I N-jk ,MBT ' ' ,m o , SA K' Ru, P wandlv Nano Jdry night cluhsr JL, ' -- N Q ? ' A - '1vManglln-l, J 'n lchirzg for home rboms -'Q X V ' if N in-4 lldbffns, Po Y-fill?-Y camps in' Warrenm J J Mathyer,,JeanniPlz-waterpr book coffers Ja' , A 'X 'mn x ,. 1 ' t P, H, X. is ' I fs -' V ' I. 0.-V vu M3:!Garry, lPau1-7-halls wit but sho cases N.. ' ' M -l E ' rf , ,f ull - ,JMcN ' ? PllQan-lffemalellifesavers . 5 SJ 5-1 ' 1, in 193 1 4. 5 3 1,11 A - . W 1 . .K K Y :A K , ' , Jf 5 Meal ,,Neal-Monday morning holidayNibJ I 1 is ,. V . W, at . . . 1 A - V, - ev - ls. .f ., Milefr, Ethel-X-pianos in home roomswwf vi I JV E K I fa . f - V 'W' e- M ' v ' , 5, klliller, Florence-no homework ' i ' fly - , it ' K, . ' 1 K , . . 1 we M V ., L A. ' , F I Mooney, Thomas+more home lentf in assem ies ' Q Moore, Dorothy-greater apprecia fon of -yolyng peoplgX ll R ' 7 . ' A tit? A 'fi ' K Mowell, Patty-better meals o Friday E 'l X5 - I f l NMunson, Virgil--gum hol s n de , K K' l W , is L lNelson, Eleanor-elevators o c r ol boo s ' 'N I n fl 1 I Nelson, Gerald-girl ushers in Warren heatr t Newgreen, Lois-tufted leather seats in classe K in 5. T Ni all 6 Q5 Nichols, Barbara-new scenery from study hall T V 1 Nichols, Joan-movie star albums in study hall K eip, lx - K f Niedzialek, Frances-school .Iau for gym clothes fs 5, ,. . Nordin, John-more! bas et l or non-varsity playeaf X M i R . , - Owens, Betty'-Yffwkf ds in class rooms ' f gina t 4 14- P ngborn, Iwhard-To Mix Club 1 ' W -Q. L , , Pa uzzi, Robert-greater school spirit-f ' ' .' 4. ins ? N lg, A z if 3 ' . Tk lg, Pmrson, Charles-a new sclwdl- building., 2 ' :FSE- ' .,:. K f , ,Q 'f ij N ' Url' NA' ,A Q ,1'lx,j 5, RK ffai .l.lZl2'zlt H5 s 1 lil? 1 ' , Q '.i,li P legrin Mary-more mirror 'n t l :L er rooms 5 Y vm 1 P , 'Eli - E - ' M .. ' .' f 1 er a D e grea er 0 0 10 W. TYYQI vw 3, gk, .Fly l K NOSE ers , Bert!-a new s ncy IHS, I jf I iw - Q 5 y 1' ,v P CI?0D, Donald-more as em lies A4 5 - W K . h fx' ' . . 1 ,.., . 3, -xi. V , W gi U 3 ' P tenson, lijilaldl-s eri s N 3.7 , R ' the K l ' ,' 30' 'H 1, A7 I A V J Q - I sid- , A R e 'l 2 .,--- fl 1,9 , . i erson, Janice-high school g' ls as c teeiKjw'or-kgers t . I ' f J K -, , X Y I , rillo, Anthony-alarm clocks tudy hall I' y- ' , 96 f X ulli Frances swimmin clas 4' N ig A K' Q 59 'J 6 vi V K K X l , - Q ' I ' - ,w o F 1 . ' : , t , RaDD, Joyce-carrl n s hall H M- K W -L ,::: W gs: J Rapp, Lyle-no sc ol ring hu ,Hz season 25:7 ' ,ff 'HY' 7 L I at l 1 s t ' s R 4 Q N Re ecliif ack-c s in nat study V I f i R .d, -co-o ion of chers with students .3 Q - as ' - xy.: , ,, ,M ex Q .,, -e j J M 1 ,L - X i osee a--mnre f ace heat on cold days ' Ev , ,M. 21 it 1 ' , tt an la er locker rooms -for girls A V A if H , , A' u 1. 9 -,M - N Rey o s, Jerry ndow wipers in class rooms ' o f If N Q 1,13 Q '- X ., - w A- I , A Q Q 2 ella, V 1 t ' . - , . ' -e , w esgtsei-few-' Rizzo, Angie--pi bulletin boards l Robertson, John 'ioor shoxxs during lunch h Rohrer, Roberta- Rossey, Arlene--public speaking as an e cti N Rutledge, Mark-time off for trapping M' ' Q 1-A E351 w 3 M . Q- t hi. A an Q,- x afar Z5 xl' Q x x - Q K W G 1 -- 3, if ' ' ie.-1fl4 Ja 2 F- f - - J I S ' ' ' ' K' I ff, it gd W JUN o L Nas 1-:D N1's IN ,. X i- --as 4 .. . ies. if-K , D 'SCHOOL I 'f .. f, Af ' , -, ' S' ji ' . ' hi' Z W3 'P' SKS ? Y- 91: ea Tying. bo'-7355 , ,S 4 P. ffv 3- Sfff- ' L Sala -a highway to Yankee 'Blish I A 3 2 t Q' a ,. il -more plays by Dramatic Club l E? F muel tty-escalators in W. H. S. E ' 1 f A U 1 amesi-:Electric scoreboards for Russell Field! A ' .LV - ., x -1 Scalis se basketball the year l'oundQ,j- . f lf , Clk .bca S ali e-radios in home fi-oririis 'fl ' ,S ' ' ' YSSS LJ S r,- ois-Alonger lunch W7 I '. fl' '- M 'Sc V Ixrbert-pillows in studylialfl, ' gffu 1 T F n , fi u, s--s l e ndgnceq, X E ci i ' I 1 in K:-CZ U rylyi in Sc we' r, Katherine-clas es in er arrang ent , c t linton-a new t wn . if Q S , , - v 4? Q eax! , Ross- orter dl nce io lar on ,- ' , Sedon, Mar a o ar ' ' dy ha 'I 'S F, seiierskrh i pb stands ' the pans! .J . l Ay ' ,k -. ,. . U1 ,i fr . S ine, yggos p et N .4 iw,-I ' ,H leaves- , Si , en-i iksa i,?Q'Ly,,,. Y SV K J Sill om r ara-desks i astel colors .ff S S V fQ f4- U I - . , Si , Neil-music in lunch periods, Ii ,I MQ, wp I a 1 Q - , S Si ones, Emogene-lmore industries ' ' ,A V- . -,Q 2 , K I I I A- , v, S h ' -.0 ' ' L-'Lv -1' f - , H' IQ ilwm-Jmmfdumgi hah , ' u ' if o 14. J J , ,, - a p V ia' up , s 1' . Aff!-Hreem ev ry night - 1 K I Qjggpt A kj N I I - ' S Smith, J n:cl:fg5g3Q'tzL4y,ll . ight blue V' h. hirljg I -.k 'I -S ' d a S th, rlbaciel-msife turday ,nig ts , I , f i S iS s w f 'R 'S b Or M9'10i5S Chat Day f- ' i 9 l S Sffiif? C33 S - , Q n- 2 ' ',S, i . , Sorensen, Gladys-n aids in the locke rooms 74- liz! ff I 'P M I M I 3 Z ,Z Still, Ra,ya4 ew gy nasium M vs I S if V UA- -'Q L Y' Q . Streich, Eglw -arm'chairs'in study hall fl 3 5' I 5.155s k: x 4 Strlckhri Rosemar A. C. parties I ' 'S ' N ii , - S Stuve, Malgrie-school one day a week ' ' X ik 5 X ! rj e S Rus ohioff .4-ff la A f ,, . ' Sulo, Thomas-s ool sh s ,351 i L ' ' ' 2. K Tannler, John c s I4 f. S f ' ws- - , ' I J ji , A kk Ng' Taylor, William-a ' r ba once xx -. , K K X X' Temple, Hattie-lon pencils lf ' V , I I S AJEXYS AA. S, gf I -K Thompson, Donaldfnew lights S A ll . :Q -XTX 1 ,ada ' . Nj' A li ' i S . 1 . , O SX . ' . 4. .. ,. 1- , ,,,5,f.i g - . 1' yfllhqo pson,,1Q!ic.hardi!61oreJmovieS: if E , 4, - 8 .A .. ,nf 4 1 , I it A in Q x Toal, Jioyis--Qsidew'alk cafes i' 2 , SS Toyor, Qlllzirren-v-hew football and baseball stadium XV' i i - I s ' 5 Tridico, Caroline-colored chalk K 'V A . Tucker, Neil-.-longer vacations ri . , ' .. . .1 Q. l S . A , Turner, William--more drinking fountains 57 'J 13 gr r 7 , 'Utley, Esther-barn dances in VV. H. S. gym i' ::.f,:'7,.fp,'V. 25 ? f f? Van Tassel, Lloyd-more candy bars fi' Sig QV ,L Veley, Eloise--no public speaking SS SS S mf? Us r 'S is ' Vescio, Anthony-pin-up girls in person Sq 1 ,X ,., 7' V - . ,XXX ' ' l36l v 3-J 'W 17 2' A 5 '11 r, 'JUNICfRlXCLASE-SUCGHHSTEDWIMPRWOVEMEN Srl 4 i 4 gwARgEA1fy AND IN WA, REN HIGH scuo Ly , - , 9- ' 'WA 1 lvalken, 'Robert-roof artdens Q i EJ' , -- rx A r 1 6, Walters, Jean-silk :window shzides ' . is Q 7Ward, John-moreffood for thirli unc 1 riod I , l -i U an V V ,MQ pp 4 , . , , t Weidner, ,Henlgpl-hol'ses for pol e l I .A 'fj4f , e' k,hk If f , ,h nf Wei er, lirgtta-tpbe fire es? es 'l A 'il ' . W , f , 5 1 . ' W,i1e, n 1, -ban oom in high school K A J K pfcvfdite, Gret en-new school buses X Vi A, A X Wilder, Duane-more democratic spirit in W. I-E Sl it f ' A' Wi11iamSX??J4'4-xglgic swimming Pools fl tr W X-X Y X I fi Williamls, irgiq?-servicemen's center in W. H. JS. Q V W J N . ,M I ' .J N4 ' ' ' ilaliiliiiii 'lyils0n,,lEQV1e!1yn-chocolate milk for lundgdg . ykkh 4, ' K Qxwinerwei-5 Wana -darker nights LXYMJ! gm R A , - . V -ff ,. Nasal Wood, Edward reliable clocks f.s,,,,-,. , S-gg VVy-lioff, J i s-automatic disposal ?getexhQ ,Q Af, -' f G- M E-'I af TE i ' - if-frifxiziff. !Xeager,NVil iam--red police cars rf '33 :f'f'i York, Joyce-carpets in classrooms K NO PICTURES f mf Hunter, William-revolving doors 1 'f S Knight, Dorothy Lou-a simpler shorthand system ' fi U Regina, Mary Jane-World's fair in Warren Thompson, Ronaldhnickelodeon in study hall fi .' jf F 'J I fff' l f 0 df ffff fl ' f ., ,j r. I , 1 'I f 'f f f. My ff ! l .ff ' I X 2 1 If ,N I K of WJ IS X . ig, som-IOMORE CLASS AS SOPHOMORES, WE BEGAN TO ACCEPT TH E RESPONSIBILITIES O F LEADERSHIP UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE TEACHERS AND THE UPPERCLASSMEN. IT WAS DUR- ING THIS YEAR THAT WE BEGAN TO SOW THE SEEDS OF W I S D O M WHICH WILL SPROUT, DEVELOP, BUD, AND BLOSSOM IN THE FUTURE. MANY OF OUR CLASS MEM- BERS WERE ACTIVE IN THE S T U D E N T C O U N C I L, DRAMATICS, PUBLICATIONS, AND MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS HSI T401 E, ' ' v'v SOPHOMQRE PLMS--PO5'plDLCkOAS W A . soPHoMoRE CLASS-POSING AS y:. , J Goosrnan, K rl-Kit C 5 , K' I 5 I if -f,- 3 1 -. I rf I ,, '-.' , ,, ,..f ' , ff-EYE? ' Ik': ' -, Gordon, Db aldqgbmempsey J' '- K if V 5 l V' J' a'c ' J J reuse, P '1 ffglze U, el,1tzW Granhuist, old Pepper Martin A , ig, fx ,lin 4 ' 5 Q Y Graiiano, 0 I thy-Ooola 1 X , i' rj V, '. , ' G h,R b U-G K . l w , ' K 5' ?,f ' is i fse3Sy i, V, rose er ene ruI2'1 V ftp!-I . D f . xx ,xg E k,hV , K he 73 -5, ,V K ' , -0' X -Q ' ' fri., ' ' N , ' I e l' .. 1 ' . . ' M Hagberg, Richard--John Jacobffxstbp' X : ' 'l f ,. 7 ' Hagerman, Mary-Boots I K ' 5, ' ' f-vu 2 r . ' tissue t 2 f Qi , ' 1, ' M4 fr Hahm, Robert-'Shakespeare ii., H J I 2, ,--L Q- gyfg-'gif ' f as - , - S2 , ' v , K 1, , . 1, 5 -we 2 , v -.h. ,gg t Hale. Rudolph--Frank Buck - . ' Q , Mig r fli Hampson, Thomas-4Enrico Caruso t K 2 iy- X has , K. V . g ,Vg, - ' J ' Hancock, Dorothy-Medusa by , ,K Hanna, Margy-Betsy Ross ' , 5 i pi-fx Hansen, Erma-Mighty Mouse ' A fM??di5i I K' - Hansen, Wayne-Alley Oop K, L Hartnett, Gerald-Skippy . .e '. 'W K 1 K, ' Heald, Grace-Rita Hayworth . ' 3 , I A I I Hendrickson, Carolyn-Phyllis Thax N' I 1 - ,ff -v, i ,-'--gf f A ' 'J QQ l ii-if -ri in ' 1- Heubach, Herman-Harold Teen J 'Q-Sygate K 1 kk.V, . Hill, William-John Audubon ' , J oeres , . Hoffman, Frances-Lucille Ball 7 Hogue, Luci11e+-Margaret Early 6? K K t 1 xi Hovey, Jane-Marlene Dietrich gm ' QQ' Q Hubbard, Anna-Maria Theresa fl- V 1 nv, I 3' 53 'X Trp Huber, Ralph-Admiral Byrd li!-1,' W K 'W A A' ftggtl- - Huck, Robert-Ame Shaw IOVLQ' , X l iff Fe. . 1, XX , . s 'f ,Dj ui lj - 'n h' K X Nik 1 ,X , I V: - Lfl , , kr, V , V., I .k. X' Ns N- 1' t. X. 3 ' 55' H+ ' 5 --lg , so y 5, James, 1VIary'lloli-Hedy'Lamarr IA' ' , , 1 J' W ' X' Jewell, She1F1ey4-lrerle. Caastlf A ' gf ' IU1,-c, . ' l f- i 32 ., N , , . 1 2 ., - A 6' 'V ' g .K , ' 1 3 , ,gy-a s JOHHSOH, Arlene-Annmee-J ' J' iv lf . X-Q J ' W ' at if ' Y if i'-' , ' ' - Johnson. Caroly-I1-Illse Stevens X j, , 1 0. 7 , 4 I i A 3 1 X ,Nw .133 N N h ,Lu -E v A E H , 1 H- , . U0 nson iott dvvaz verett orton i 5 H Y l I 5 Q Johnson, Isabel--Margaret Mitchell ' . ,K Johnson, James-Oliver Cromwell A Johnson, Joyce-Petunia Pig - - , V I ' Johnson, Rachel-Susan Hayward K Y L' Johnson, Roger-Stonewall Jackson 1 7 - Kaebnick, Ruth-Joan of Arc 5 9 Kamerer, Marie-Lupe Velez Q, E be ' W, Kauffman, Richard--Gunder Ham: 6 I Keim, MaryQVeronica Lake ng!! V M gg i, N M X Kell, Joyce-Ma Ferguson 5 Ljffz' I 1 fl ,f It ' Kerr, Richard-eWinston Churc ' ' fb , King, Ruth-Minnie Mouse 7 ' ' Klenck, Lucille-Venus de go Knapp, Roscoe-Buialo Bil Kondak, Kathryn-Cinderella E411 SI ,S 51. 525' nw x .5 ,R , X , . me , x.E!91. . W e A9-,,. A w e. I fx 5: Ax' -9-- Uv Y I . 1 'f ? '9S' V 'L'f lifiij M G it Z , iff' , G .ad Q E421 'fi L G ++j X 1 n xi if SOPHOMORE CLASS-POSING AS Kridler, Harry--Fats Waller Kusy, Mitchell-George Tobias Kyler, John-Doctor Wonmug Lane, David-Commando Kelly Langdon, Joann-Katharine Cornell Lats haw, Wilmer--Tom Thumb Lauffenberger, Betty--Nancy Walker , Lawson, Patricia-Clare Boothe Luce J L' LeTrent, Victoria-Mary Lee 1 2 iyqwlf Lightner, William-George Arlisf, Q 'fviifnaawilf' of Loree, Lois-Lois Lane ff ' Lopez, David--Red Grange t K - A N Lord, Wi11iam-Billy The Kid UQ , .M J, -'Q--'f Or Q4 'Jem-10 ,iff D ' , V11 Lowe, Lewis-Abraham Lincoln , ef, x Lyke, Jacqueline--Lady Godiva XM Mack, Joyce-Mrs. Katzenjammer M MacLaren, Jean--Tallulah Bankhead Mader, Clarence-Jack Benny Mahan, Gordon-Luther Burbank Manfrey, Elizabeth-Lady Plushbottom Marker, Elizabeth-Martha Scott MarLett, Frank-Cary Grant Marti, LeRoy-Ty Cobb Martin, Therese--Cleopatra Masai, Paul-Toby S McCoy, Jack-Smli Jack McDannel Robert Noah Webster McKean Luella-Hedda Hopper McNerney, Patricia-Judy Conova E Mead, Geary-Roddy MacDowell Mead, Jeannette--Joan Blondell Mecder, Betty-Jane Russell Mellander, Elmer-Li'1 Abner Messner, Dora--Louisa May Alcott Myers, Audrey--Joan Leslie Meyers, Robert-Robin Hood -ig Q ri, A Q Miller, Yvonne-Gene Tierney 'TY Molinaro, Yolanda-Fay MacKenzie Moore, Carl--Brian Donlevy Ja y Morley, John-Ronald Reagan ,A ,Q Morrison, Richard-Nero ' Munch, Richard--Sterling Haydn XS ' ' Nelson, Donald-June Havoc 5 Nero, Geraldine-Myrtle M Nielsen, Joyce-Daisy Mae TN ? iw, . Mi , , alia A Lx N' A Wx - A soPHoMoR1z cLAss-Pos1Nc AS ,D A ' 'S ' ASS L .LLL ...A ...L..,l.g.. FRESHMAN CLASS AS FRESHMEN YVE ENTERED THE GATES OF KNOWLEDGE AT WARREN HIGH SCHOOL VVITH THE REALIZATION THAT IVE IVERE BEGINNING A GREAT AND REMARKABLE UNDERTAKING IN OUR LIVES. ALTHOUGH SOME OF US VVERE BEWILDERED AT FIRST, NVE SOON ORIENTED OURSELVES AND BE- CAME IMPORTANT MEMBERS OF XV. H. S. H51 . W .fi ' c., 'K y 'Wh 3,1 it 'LP I Q ,ft N is it o , of ,iie 43 l jj I iz: I he .,,,. K i I E . , L , Q L f sem ,L to f gg , ,ft ,pir ' g E r : 3' 2' E . .Q,. . f A, ,, , H I ,,,f,j Sp ,, ' Illia igin .,,. inbgffe Lfgnxii . 35' fi yi ff' W' ' ,,, . 3 , If--X 'lf ',:h ' f fi' ,: 1 , 7 ' ' 1 1' 1 A L1 f , f' , -. , Q . VV , ,---v Z i g ! 4 W i yi if-' .:, 3. I, , , eg ,ixggp l nryii, Q f1,o ' - , S it E ' I :'5 ' o , e - -- . ' 1 ,, 1-if. l 1j7 ' N 2 ,K 1 t . 1 5, ,I :- : if N X. i J' 3 rsh A N . ' V , 1 . 1 . ' I , 1 2 A i i Z ' A V iz 591-0' , .: -V --f s .in . . : .-V.- r .viii 1 E I 4 I 5 - H Yi v-,f, W, Q i , l :-. 2 , Y tg H .:,:,, . ikawikffg' , T,?T5i Hm,,?ngsM2Q5ifTQHi est croc i 315-g.fq,:a:, , , .x.ig,i,s, 53: .V erar by it E iLf'nf:,wff 1 Y F 1 53 M, zg:,,,',A,1:i,g.g. 3.',,:.:5::12i, ze: 'iiiiiiiirt 'F .ffiiieifiili miie zfaesiwifwi-55r:1:::l e w E. 3 ' 5 ,I I K For f 3 I 9 ,411 F ' fi 1 ,I 'X i f it - E e Q '. g, Y ,, Siv a ' E461 FRESHMAN CLASS-COMMONLY SEEN Ahlgren, Edna--studying laboriously Barreett, Shirley'-with a pleasing smile Berdine, Robert-reading comic books Berlin, Charlotte-chewing gum Bevevino, David-annoying his English teacher Brooks, Frank-casting for gold Fish Calderwood, Cynthia-swooning over Wavy Al Chester, Joanne-losing her temper Clark, John-with a stack of books Cochran, Barbara--never without a Marrer Crocker, Floyd--sleeping in study hall ,fi Decker, Frederick-flirting Flick, Joyce-combing her hair s Fowler, Richard-eating banana splits 1 Eck, Helena-cheerfully saying Good Gordon, Julian--arguing politics Gotto, Josephine-tumbling Graebner, Patricia-looking for a wolf Hamilton, David-borrowing money Hessley, Agnes-being a good friend Hill, Mary E.-nursing 1 Houston, William-telling the latest jokes Hulings, Lorna-drawing pictures for Esquire Hutchings, Meredith-late for school Jarvis, Howard--hitch-hiking to North Warren Johnsen, R. Philip-flirting around Dragon oflice f Kabot, Frank-flying his model planes Jai H Kieshauer, Frederick-whistling Mary? N' 5 0, Nz? I Morning'5' L. f il Kolpien, Elizabeth J.-leaving for Reno Korb, Lawrence-reading the latest Esquire X Lackey, Marjorie-struggling with math Leave, Carl-admiring Larry Zobrest Lundahl, Kenneth-playing basketball Mangini, Anthony-keeping his thoughts to him Mangus, Mary--exercising her vocal cords J .f- Marrer, Albert-explaining Einstein's theory E Massa, Ronald-trying to be like his uncle Mhdmmas, Andrew-whistling at the fairer sex r,'Mintzer, Joyce-applying make-up Qwen, Lois--changing her hair style Owen, Louis-with a. wolfish grin Patterson, John-winking his big blue eyes Pellegrino, Sarah-whispering Petersen, Marie-keeping track of her admirers Pring, Louise-posing for Varga self ,, FRESHMAN CLASS--COMMONLY SEEN Radspinner, Mary--keeping dainty and pretty Raisor, Joyce-doing her home work Rudolph, Donald-keeping quiet Samuelson, Lucille-eating vitamin pills Smith, Delbert-with his slow manner Somers, Carol-admiring a handsome athlete Stapfer, Edwin--sitting in a corner Streich, Barbara--with that inevitable laugh Swanson, Neil-borrowing pencils Tritt, Janet-deserving a pat on the back Wendelboe, Mary-cutting a rug: Valentine, Georgia-looking like Georgia Carrol VanTassel, Evereell-joking in math class Yagge, Joann-playing a piano 4-7 ACTIVITIES EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES HAVE IN- SPIRED A G R E A T E R SENSE OF COOPER- ATION AMONG STUDENTS. THE VARIOUS CLUBS P R O V I D E D SOCIAL AND EDUCA- TIONAL ACTIVITIES. THROUGH DEMO- CRAITC REPRESENTATION OF THE STU- DENTS, THE STUDENT COUNCIL AIMED TO STIMULATE FINER SCHOOL SPIRIT AND TO PMMKHETHEWMREFFORTSOFTHE SCHOOL I-ISI Row I-Cooney, R. Wilder, Farrell, Woodrui, Peters, Hanna, Finley, P. Blair, Miss Wade, Mr. Miller. Row II-Myers, Petersen, Hagerman, Holcomb, Benson, Johnson, Sikstrom, Spiridon. Row lII-Kaeb- nick, Wert, Phillips, Babcock, Reed, McCornas, Weigle. Row IV-Bean, D. Wilder, Knapp, Brown, J. White, Thompson, MeGarry. Row V-Fuellhart, Hill, Hampson, D. Blair, D. VVhite, Cochener, Leidig. STUDENT CUUHIJIL LEGISLA TIVE BRANCH The 1944-1945 Student Council devoted most of its time and efforts to reorgan- ization and to the passing of a new constitution and merit code. The purpose of the reorganized Council was to provide a better opportunity for student co-operation with the administration of the school, to encourage better citizen- ship and spirit in school and community, to gather funds for deserving organizations, to stimulate a desire for scholastic and educational attainments, and to uphold the in- tegrity and good standing of the school. The Constitution included new eligibility rules, different methods of election, and a new type of executive board. The rules of the Council provided for seven stand- ing committees. All the members were representatives in the legislative body. The committees and their chairmen were as follows: l. Finance Committee-Eleanor Peters. 2. Citizenship Committee--Allen VVoodruff. 3. Entertainment Commitee-Peggy Finley. 4. Awards Committee-Peggy Blair. 5. Special Activities Committee-lllargy Hanna. 6. Constitution Committee-James Farrell. 7. Rules Committee-Robert VVilder, Helen Claire Hulings. The new lllerit Code emphasized a fair distribution of activities for the entire student body. On April the thirteenth the Eighth Annual Indoor Carnival was held. Among the attractions featured were the auditorium show, the midway, the variety show, and the dance. This year, as in the past, the Carnival proved to be a great success. The following officers served for the year: President ..........,,,,,......................,,..,..,.....................,,,...,,.,........ ......... J ohn Cooney Vice-President ..... ,....... D onald White Advisers .......,........, ........... 3 ir. Bathurst Nlr. Miller Nfiss Wade U91 Row I-Cooney, Coe, Taylor. Row II-Spies, Geracimos, Harrington STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BRANCH The new constitution provided for six executive departments, which carried out the motions passed by the Legislative Branch. Necessary department members were chosen by the chairmen and approved by the Council. Department reports were given at the first Student Council meeting of each month. THE TREASURY .........................,.....,.,....,.................4..,.............., Chairman-David Spies It was the duty of the Treasury to take charge of all receipts and expenditures of the Council. THE SECRETARIAT .....,.........,.,,..i....,...i......,,.,,........................ Chairman-Barbara Coe The work of this department consisted of recording the minutes of the Council, sending copies of these minutes to each home room, and handling the correspondence connected with the Council. CITIZENSHIP DEPARTMENT 4,,...4,,i................... ,...... C hairman-William Taylor This department trained the students for a useful life in the school and the com- munity and assisted deserving organizations inthe school. AWARDS DEPARTMENT ....4.....,.,,.,,.......4...................,...... Chairman-Audrey Phillips Eligibility of Council members was checked by this department. The Awards Department also administered the Merit Code. SOCIAL DEPARTMENT ...........,..,...,,......,,....................... Chazrman-Nick Geracimos The Social Department assisted in planning assemblies and in promoting all social activities connected with the school. SPECIAL ACTIVITIES DEPARTMENT ,........ .... , Chairman-Jack Harrington ' Any duties which did not relate to the other departments were carried out by this department. E501 M GIRLS' CLUB The 1944-19-I-5 High School Girls' Club was divided into two clubs, one for juniors and seniors and the other for sophomores. Both clubs enjoyed a successful year, filled with many varied and interesting activities and entertainments. Joint ac- tivities included the tea held for the Hi-Y Club of Jamestown after the annual War- ren-Iamestown game and the Hanging of the Greens ceremony. The outstanding accomplishment of the Junior-Senior Club was the renovation of the new recreation room. All this work was done by the girls. The treasury was increased by the sales of personal postal cards and of holly. llany interesting pro- grams were presented at the meetings, The Sophomore Club also had many well-planned programs. Their social activi- ties included several dances, a skating party, and a swimming party. The annual Romeo-Juliet Dance was given in February. lt was greatly enjoyed by a large number of members and their guests. The High School Girls, Conference was held in Erie on February l7. Represent- atives from VVarren were Eleanor Peters and Elizabeth Bathurst. The Junior-Senior Club officers were The Sophomore Club oliicers were as follows: . as follows: President-Eleanor Peters President-Sophie Spiridon Vice-President-Barbara Coe Vice-President-lliartha Winans Secretary-Rachel Smith Secretary-Betty Lauffenberger Treasurer-Peggy Blair Treasurer-Nlarian Endress Program Chairman-Virginia John- Program Chairman-Joanne Phillips son. Row I-V. Kamerer, Lundahl, Blair, Peters, Hannold, V. Johnson, R. Smith, Coe, Miss Lloyd, Winans, Lauffenberger, Phillips, Endress, Spiridon, Miss Wade, Wendelboe, Stricker. Row II-Lesser, Gnagey, Beyer, Armstrong, Finley, Kirberger, M. Johnson, M. Samuelson, Holcomb, Benson, Evan, B. Sikstrom, Rizzo, Knight, Proud, Alexander. Row III-Eckland, Mathyer, J. Smith, Schwartz, Riggs, Rohrer, Dickerson, Lowe, Granquist, Heimann, Eaton, McCune, Thomas, F. Johnson, Nichols, P. Samuelson. Row IV--Langdon, Shanshala, Bauer, L. Callard, Cromwell, Adams, M. Peterson, Zeiders, Fisher, Scri- vano, Myers, Conaway, Crosset, Messner,rHunzinger, Allen, Koebley. Row V-M. Kamerer, Erickson, Nelson, Bathurst, Porter, Anthony, Fino, Hanna, G. Peterson, Cameron, L. Peterson, P. Lawson, Kol- pien, Seely, D'Ange1o, Eikenburg, Crull, Newgreen. Row VI-Beebe, J. Callard, B. Smith, M. Johnson J. Sikstrom, Schellhammer, Speckman, Lyke, Hanson, Martin, MacLaren, J. Lawson, Mathis, Boyn- ton, Masterson, Connolly. Row VII--Schmiedel, Nielson, Utley. MacKendrick, Ryberg, Sedon, Ettinger, Richards, Nystrom, Ristau, Meade. I 511 HI-U The object of the Young Nlen's Christian Association was to spread through school and community higher standards of Christian character, Oflicers for this year were the following: President ......,.......... ,,..... . ., James Farrell Vice-President ,, .,.... .....,.. James Richards Secretary-Treasurer ,,,. . .... .,.. ...... P a ul Goodwill llfleetings, held twice each month, consisted of movies, discussions, and tal Well-known local speakers. Advisers for this year were llr. Reddecliff, hir. Bathurst, and lVlr. Shirk k Row I-P. Johnson, Gustafson, Goodwill, Mr. Reddecliff, Richards, Farrell, Randall, Carter. Row II-Fuller, Dyke, Bohren, Hoff, Schaeffer, Nason, Klenck. l52l Row I-Bearfield, M. Sorensen, Ahlgren, E. Anderson, Bimber, Daye, Miss Lloyd, Finley, Blair, Ste- venson, Muscaro, Mead. Row II-E. Morris, Gray, Wickstrom, VVi1son, Ristau, Meade, Berdine, Mor- rison, Allen, B. Anderson, Weidert. Row III-Highfield, Burdick, Robertson, Rowland, McCu1la, Green, Eikenburg, Nyberg, Spatafore, B. Smith, D. Johnson, Larson. Row IV-Dobbs, Nystrom, Lucia, Peter- son, Cook, Walker, Schuler, D. Smith, Matha, Fellows. Row V-J. Morris, V. Johnson, Simonsen, Gantz, Gigliotti, Gelotte, DeVore, King. Row VI-Olney, Uhr. STEHUGHHPHERS' CLUB The aim of this year's Stenographers, Club was the development of a better knowledge of the ethics of business and the promotion of a greater participation in the social functions of the senior commercial students. Interesting programs were given at the meetings, which were held during class periods, One of the achievements of the Stenographers' Club was the organization of an Employment Bureau. This bureau was formed for the purpose of helping former graduates find employment in commercial fields. Since the number of students taking commercial work 'was very large, the Ste- nographersl Club was divided into two groups. The officers of the first group were the following: Esther Anderson President .......,.........,.........,... ..,. ,.............,,.. .........,.,........ ,.........,... ,..... Vice-President ...... ...,,. 1 'Iarcia Sorensen ,Violet Bimber .Betty Ahlgren Secretary .....,...... ,.,,...,. Treasurer ,............................ .... .,....,, . . . .,.,....,.,... The officers of the second group were as follows: President ,.,.,.,,...........................,..........,.,,,.....................,....... ........... P eggy Blair Vice-President ,...., .............., P eggy Finley Secretary .........., ...,.,.. I flary Stevenson Treasurer ......, .....,... L eland Daye E531 Row I-Eadie, Hagerman, Kirberger, Beyer, Finley, Mrs. Overturf, Hamilton, Emery, Wendelboe, R. Smith, Crossett, Holcomb, R. Scrivano, Spiridon. Row II-Hartweg, Robertson, Bimber, F. Scrivano, Sulo, P. Blair, Peters, Fitzgerald, Larson, Lowe, Utley, Lawson. Row III-York, Beebe, Johnson, M. Blair, Pring, Snyder, Alexander, Gnagey, Peterson. Row IV-Danielson, Zerbe, Myers, Wade, Endress, LEHDEHS' CLUB The Leaders' Club was composed of a representative group of girls from the gym classes. lVlembers of this club were elected by their classmates for outstanding Cochran, Jewell. ability and leadership qualities. The most important activity of the club was the organization of the hospital helpers. This group, consisting of eighty-four girls from the gym classes, contributed many valuable hours of service in the VVarren General Hospital. In April at an assembly, recognition was given to the hospital group, and basket- ball letters were presented to deserving players. The following girls were oilicers: Persident .....,,,....,,. ........ D ale Holcomb Vice-President ,.,.. ...... N Iaxine Beebe Secretary ..........., ........ S ophie Spiridon Tl'C?lSUl'Cl' ...... .......,, P atty Wade i5-Pl MUSIC WHATEVER OUR TASTES AND WHATEVER OUR TALENTS, VVE ALL HAVE THE SAME GENERAL GOAL IN MIND -TO JOIN WITH OTHERS IN THE ULTIMATE EXPRESSION OF BEAUTY THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF MUSIC. ENJOYMENT AND SATISFACTION HAVE BEEN OBTAINED BY THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE BAND, THE OR- CHESTRA, THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR, AND THE GIRLS' CHORUS. MUSICAL ASSEM- BLIES AND CONCERTS AFFORDED PLEAS- URE AND CONTRIBUTED THEIR SHARE TO THE GENERAL CULTURE AND WELL-BEING OF THE EN-TIRE STUDENT BODY I56I Row I-V. Johnson, Knapp, B. Smith, Glassman, Leidig, Hulings, Boynton, Kauffman, Lauffenberger, Thomas, Kridler, Latshaw, W. Blair. Row II-Daye, Wood, Hannold, Huck, Eckland, Fellows, Matha, Flohr, Blick, Wendelboe, Anderson, Cochener, Fino, Nyberg, McCune, Phillips, Hansen, Klenck, Bath- urst, Fuellhart. Row III-N. Bartholomew, Schuler, A. Bartholomew, D. Soderberg, Taylor, Robert- son, Bohren, Lucie, Sires, Kieshauer, Yeager, James, Regner. Row IV-Summers, Samuelson, Hatha- way, Soderberg, Updegraff, Conaway, B. Blair, Mathis, Speekman, Fellows, Thompson, Harrington, J. White, Cochran, Swick, Erickson, Tliurn, D. White, Mr. Summers. Row V-Kolpien, Emery, Mel- lander, D. Blair, Marrer, Ellis, S. Smith, Geracimos. BHHD The Dragon Band under the capable leadership of hlr. Summers enjoyed a year of progress and success. The band attended many of the football games, contributing enthusiasm and Hue school spirit. Excellent marching formations were exhibited at half-times. Besides rendering generous assembly programs, in midwinter the band gave an excellent concert. The band also played at Bond Rallies and Red Cross Drives. Rluch of this year,s success was due to the whole-hearted support of the hlusic Boosters' Club. Qilicers of the band this year were as follows: President ...........,.... .,,............. J ohn Knapp Vice-President ......,... ........ B arbara Boynton Secretary-Treasurer ,.., ...... K arol Kirberger Librarian ...................... ........ Y Villiam Taylor f57l Row I-Geracimos, Harrington, Ettinger, Engstrom, Fischer, Winans. Row II-Mathyer, MacKen- drlck, Scrivano, Peterson, Smith, Johnson, Knapp, Kaudiman, Hulings, Kamerer. Row Ill-J. Wen- delrboe, Lawhead, Kuhre, Klenck, Odmark, Daye, Wood, Fino, M. Wendelboe, Blick, Taylor, Robertson, Erickson, Thurn, D. White. Row IV-Mr. Summers, Retterer, Peters, Marrer, Kolpien, J. White. UHCHESTHH , The VVarren High School Orchestra and the director, lVIr. Summers, deserve much credit for their outstanding musical achievements throughout the year. At the Christmas Festival, the orchestra assisted in the program by playing some fine selections and by accompanying the choir. Qther activities of the orchestra included participation in the junior and the senior plays and in assembly programs at both Beaty and the high school. The Third Annual Band and Orchestra Dinner-Dance highlighted the social ac- tivities of the instrumental organizations. The lldusic Boosters, Club, composed of parents and friends interested in school music, deserved much credit for the success of the orchestra. The following were this yearis officers: - President .,...,........ ' ..,....... Jay White Vice-President ,,.,......,,,,. ...,.,.,...,.,.,., B eth Smith Secretary-Treasurer .,... .....,., V irginia Johnson ISSJ Row I-Callard, Jewell, Myers, Wade, Hunzinger, Hamilton, Martin, Fino, Boynton, Mead, Spataforc, Merchant, Bliss, Kays. Row II-Miss Hoover, Beebe, Toal, Pellegrino, Danielson, Holcomb, Hook Mathyer, Ruhlman, Spiridon, Kaebnick, Armstrong, Beyer, Finley, Kirberger. Row III-Swick, Siresz Maneval, Peterson, Ristau, Campbell, Mangus, MacKendriek, King, R. Johnson, Wickstrom, Smith, Retterer, Gordon, Schweitzer, Mathis, Schwartz. Row IV-Baxter, Guiffre, Scalise, Gustafson, Hamm, Kerr, Printz, Lowe, Marti, Turner, Decker, Yeager, Hill, Blair, Hampson, McDonald, King, H CHPPELLH CHOIR The success of the A Cappella Choir was due to the earnest and untiring efforts of the director, lVIiss Hoover, and to the cooperation of the members who took a special interest in music. A E Throughout the year the choir presented several programs with a wide variety of selections. The first public appearance was the Christmas program at Beaty, which proved very impressive and inspiring. Another enjoyable program was given to the Boosters' Club. In the assemblies at high school and at Beaty the A Cappella Choir showed their unusual talent in interesting programs. Group singing made each assembly complete. E591 Row I-Callahan, Bauer, Chapel, Shanshala, Langdon, Danielson, Endress, Callard, Toal, Hoskins. Row II-Hogue, Dexter, Valentine, Miss Hoover, Anthony, Porter, Hill, Utley. Row III-Yagge, Up- lmger, Cash, Giancotti, Graham, Nelson, McManus, Hendrickson. mais' cnnaus The High School Girls' Chorus consisted of girls who were desirous of learning the technique of vocal work and who shared the enjoyment that could be obtained from treble singing. i The music consisted mainly of numbers from the mode1'n composers such as Friml, Kern, and Herbert. The personnel of the Glee Club changedxsomewhat at mid-semester, and it was unfortunate that the picture above did not correspond exactly with the second semester group. E603 MUSICAL MEMORIES Miss Hoover leading the cl-noir Our bashful bass player The A Cappella sings out Choir row 4th period musicale On the strings of song A study in brass Mr. Summers as they remember him E611 DRAMATICS STUDENTS INTERESTED IN DRAMATICS LEARNED POISE AND EASE IN SPEAKING BEFORE AN AUTHENCE. VVE DEVELOPED CLEAR,FLEXIBLE VOICES AND FREEDORI OF EXPRESSION. A KN OWLEDGE WAS GAINED IN THE ART OF MAKE-UP, COS- TUMING, LIGHTING, SOUND EFFECTS, AND STAGECRAFT.IHANY'HAPPYIMDUREXVERE SPFHWUT ATT PIAAY' P1RfkCII'ICIFIS B57 BCYTII THOHZIVHO ACTED AND BY THOSEIN- 'FERESTED IN IIIE TTIHINICAL AFFAIRS DRANUKHSTS PRESENTED BIANY ENJOY- ABLE SHORT PLAYS 'THE JUNIOR AND THESENIORPLAYSIVEREEXCEPTIONALLY SUCCESSFUL E621 John Knapp, Nancy Maneval, Jim Wykoff, Don White, Jeannine Hunzinger, Elvia Lowe, Rachel Smith John Robertson, Marcia Johnson, Herbert Schueltz, Jack Harrington. JUHIU R PLHU The junior class selected the play Let's Get Together for their annual production The cast was as follows: Mr. Eversman ......... Mrs. Eversman ...,.,..,. John Robertson ......,...NIarcia Johnson Granny Eversman ....... ................ E lvia Lowe Jack Eversman ........ ...,.... J ack Harrington Bonnie Eversman ...... .... ....A.... R a chel Smith Roger Eversman ....... ..,.........,..,............, D on White Lucy Eversman ...., eannine Hunzinger Bobbie Eversrnan ..... .................., J ames Wykoff Clark Newell ,...... .,,,..,......,.. J ohn Knapp Patty Newell ............... ,.,,....... N ancy lVIaneval Radio Announcer ....,....... ,,,,.....,.................,........,,,,,,....................... H erbert Schueltz Lefs Get Together was a comedy in three acts, that portrayed the life and prob lems of a typical American family. The success of the play was attributed to the capable direction of lllrs. Stanley and to the excellent acting of the well-chosen cast E65 PUBLICATIONS BELIEVING IN THE EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, WAR- REN HIGH SCHOOL ENCOURAGED PUBLI- CATIONS WHICH AFFORDED AMPLE OP- PORTUNITY FOR PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. THE EFFICIENCY AND THE COOPERATION OF THE STAFFS WERE ADMIRABLE. STUDENT COOPERATION MADE IT POS- SIBLE TO MAIL THE DRA G ONE T TE TO ALUMNI IN MILITARY SERIVCE. THE DRAGON, WITH ITS MEMORIES OF SCHOOL LIFE, FINALLY MADE ITS LONG- AWAITED APPEARANCE IN THE SPRING E661 Column I-- Peters Hulings Seated: Emery Kamerer Standing: Eikenburg Spies Seated: Nichols Benson Ryberg Standing: W. Blair Leidig Standing: R, Blair Fuellhart Seated: Winans Kyler Lauffenberger Calder-wood Johnsen E671 nan Column Il- GUN Editor-in-Chief ,,,,,.... Associate Editor ......... Associate Editor ..,.,.... Business Manager ....,........ Advertising Manager ......... Circulation Mana ger ,....... ., Senior Editor ................. ,, .......,... Assistant Senior Editor ............ Assistant Senior Editor ............ Assistant Senior Editor ........ Junior Editor .,.,..,..,,......,..4,...4.,.... Assistant Junior Editoi '..... ...... Assistant Junior Editor ........... Assistant Junior Editor .........,. Assistant Junior Editor ........... Sophomore Editor ......,....,.,,,,,.....,... Assistant Sophomore Editor. Assistant Sophomore Editor. Assistant Sophomore Editor. Assistant Sophomore Editor. Freshman Editor ........,.................... Assistant Freshman Editor .... Advertising Solicitor .....,.....,.,...... Advertising Solicitor ......,.... Advertising Solicitor .....,..... Advertising Solicitor ..,......,. Advertising Solicitor ..... ..... Advertising Solicitor ........... Advertising Solicitor ............... Activities Editor ....,.,..............,........ Assistant Activitie Assistant Activitie s Editor ..... s Editor ..... Photographer ...................................... Art Editor ...,....... Typist ................... Typist, ...,.....,.. .. Typist ........... Typist ........... Typist ................,,......,.. Bookkeeper .........,......... Faculty Adviser .......... English Adviser .......... Honoary Adviser ........... Lmn III- r. Bathurst smrf ..............,.....Robert Wilder ..,..,.........,.,.,,,.,.Eleanor Peters ,.........,.Helen Claire Hulings White .....,,,...........John Robertson ..........,..Allen Woodruff ...................David Spies ...........Lois Eikenburg .........,lVIarilyn Emery .........Virginia Kamerer .,.......Barbara Benson .............W1ll1.am Blair .....,,.,..,,.......Dav1d Leldlg ....,,.......Barbara Nichols ..4.......l.....,.Jean Ryberg ,.,,,,...,.......,.....Richard Blair .,4.........Williarn Fuellhart Kyler ....,..,......,..Martha Winans ,,,,.........Betty Lauffenberger ....,......Cynthia Calderwood ,.......,............Philip Johnsen ........,,Charles Cochener Jack Cooney James Farrell ........,..Tom Hampson Fred Kieshauer ....,,.......William Taylor ............Duane Wilder Barbara Coe ............Richard Olney ...........,..,,.,...,Eleanor Riggs .,.................,....,,.,.,,Russell Norris ...........Ruthe Joyce Anderson Allen ...........Betty Jane Anderson Blair ....,.....Charles Leuthold .......,.....Helen Nyberg Beth Smith Young ...........lVIiss Hurd Bathurst Column IV- Miss Hurd Mr. Young Seated: Cochener Robertson White Taylor Standing: Cooney Kieshauet Farrell D. Wilder Ham pson Seated: Nyberg Blair Allen Standing : Leuthold B. Anderson Norris V R. Anderson is i X Coe Olney Riggs E631 UHHGUHETTE STHFF Editors-in-Chief ....., Associate Editor ......,... Business Manager , ....... Circulation Manager ,..... ..... ..,... ....,.......,Charles Brown julana Hannold Rowell Hoff .,.......-Iames Richards .........,..Leland Daye Peggy Finley Circulation Manager ..,.,. , .4.,.... Virginia Johnson Circulation Manager ,,.... ,......., K arol Kirberger Mailing Department ....... ..4.,.........' M axine Beebe Mailing Department Features Features Features Editor Features ' Features Editor Features Editor Editor Editor ........,..,..,.. Editor ........ Editor ....... Features Personals Editormiu .'.'... .. Personals Editor .,...... . Personals Editor ......... Personals Editor ......,,. Personals Editor ......... Clubs Ed Clubs Editor ........... lI01' ...........,... Violet Merchant .....,...,Elizabeth Bathurst .,.............,jean Callard Betsi Conaway John Erickson Olga Glassman Marcia Johnson Smith Nancy Aeberli Barbara Boynton Joan Cameron Luella McKean Frances Seely Eleanor Riggs ......,.Allen Woodruff Sports Editor ........,.......,........,. ........,. R ussell Bimber Sports Editor ........,..,........,..,....,... .,...,.,....,.... R ussell Nason Wit and Humor Editor ........... Nick Geracimos Wit and Humor Editor ,.,,...,. VVilliam MacLaren Servicemen Editor ..,..,.,..,...,.........,.....,....... Richard Olney Servicemen Editor ,,...... .,...,...., D oris Sasserson Music Editor ...,..,............ ...,.,........ W ayne Klenck Literary Editor .....,., ..,....,.,... C harles Cochener Literary Editor ........ ..,........... M ary Evelyn Hill Literary Editor ........ Meredith Hutchings Art Editor ..........4..,............,....... ..,....,.....,. B ettie Lou Hook Art Editor ..,.,...........,......,.,.....,........,... ...4.........,. L arry Korb Production Department ...4..........,.................. Jane Bariss Production Department ..,.,....................,. Violet'Bimber Production Department ,.... Mary Ann Masterson Production Department ..,..........,.....,.... Peter Paternite Publicity ..............4.,...,..................,.............,.,.,........ Patty Kolpien Faculty Adviser .,.... ........,., M iss Lloyd Faculty Adviser ...,. ...,....... M iss Wade Col. I- Col II- Brown Daye Col. I- Miss Wade Miss Lloyd Callard Bathurst Glassman Smith Erickson Conaway Korb Klenck Woodruff Cochener Hook Riggs Hill Hutchings Finley Kirberger Beebe Fitzgerald Kolpien Johnson Hannold Merchant McKean Aeberli Cameron Seely Boynton Richards Paternite Armstrong Bimber Merchant Bariss Geraeimos Nason Olney MacLaren, Sasserson Bimber E691 ATHLETICS ATHLETICS FORM NO SMALL PART IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOUND B O D I E S AND KEEN MINDS, WHICH TO A GREAT EXTENT ARE THE FOUNDATION OF THE STRENGTH OF AMERICA. PARTICIPATION IN ATHLETICS BY BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS AIDS IN BUILDING CHAR- ACTER AND IN DEVELOPING SKILL IN THE VARIOUS SPORTS. THE FINE SPORTSMANSHIP -FOR WHICH VVARREN HIGH SCHOOL HAS ALWAYS BEEN NOTED VVAS UPHELD BY THE STUDENT BODY. IN RECOGNITION OF HIS FAITHFUL AT- TENDANCE AND SERVICE TO OUR ATH- LETIC TEAMS, VVE RESPECTFULLY DEDI- CATE THIS SECTION OF OUR BOOK-STQ DR. FRANKLIN G. HAINES 1 I70I In A ,IN 1, ' ,J I I - X X ' I. 3 ix , ' j l . , ' ,A , N, J. , X , J X tl - ff' gr H T 1 5-1' Q J 11 V, ,JA ,,, 1 . Bean, Koebley, Filesi, Lewis ff f , f J - ,- 1 ig- ,L1J'ffdi J l 415.70 'ru :g4'4'f'A I. f '6ifV'Vf ' .,J,ff N , f . -fffl .i , fy if , . ' . ' 1' ' r f' 71' yy yu,-fvf' V ,s J .V ,x I CHEERLEHIJEHS The four capable cheerleaders kept the school spirit high and inspired the student body to support the team both by their attendance and their enthusiastic cheering at the games. School sports found determined cheering sections rooting for the team. Always ready with a yell, the cheerleaders made things look brighter when the odds were the heaviest. Our cheerleaders planned and directed the snake dance, which was held the night before the lVarren-Jamestown game. An enthusiastic group turned out, and the town echoed with their cheers. Chosen upon a competitive-elective basis, the cheerleaders were trained by, the squad of y-P3 and '44. They served under the direction of llr. Leidig and the Athletic Association. E711 Rolw I-Allen, Gerardi, Lee, Lucia, Adams, J. White, Sirianni, Zobrest, D. Marti, Dickerson, R. Sealise Wilder, A. Peterson. Row II-Mr. Leidig, Juliano, McNally, Bonace, J. Sealise, Massa, C. Brown Geracimos, Cawley, Leuthold, Knapp, Hamilton, Cooney. Row III-Mr. Massa, Mr. Hutchings, Seavy, Simmons, Robertson, Guiffre, Erickson, Tannler, McConnell, Wollaston, Lane, Shanshala, Norris, Bar- tholomew. Row IV-Christensen, DeMarco, Frederick, Schaeffer, Logan, Gray, Mooney, Gheres, Duck- ett, Waller, D. White, Taylor, B. Peterson. Row V-4-Hale, Decker, Schwartz, Rizzo, Schmiedel, Hous- ton, Hill, Beckwith, L. Marti, Sherman, Hartnett, Hammerbeck, Crocker, Lopez, Amacher. Row VI- Bartsch, Hesch, P. Johnson, Cosmano, Ellis, Parks, Daye, Meyers, W. Erickson, R. Knapp, Hampson, Lundahl, Berdine, Aurillo. Row VII-Dutchess, Mellander, Meade, Lowe, Leonard, Logan, Kuhre, An- derson, Zock, Hart, Kieshauer, Briggs, Bevevino. FUUTBHLL The Warren High School football team, led by four experienced lettermen, chalked up eight victories, three defeats, and one tie. The Dragons maintained their reputation of being a hard-fighting and clean-playing team. WARREN 21-YOUNGSVILLE 7 ln the first game of the season the Dragons, though lacking experience, proved themselves superior to a determined Youngsville team. WARREN 0 - ERIE ACADENIY 26 The Dragons met their first defeat at the hands of an alert, well-trained Academy team. WARREN 26 - JOHNSONBURG 0 The Blue and White eleven trampled over the Johnsonburg team and added another victory to their record. WARREN 33 - FRANKLIN 0 The Warren aggregation had a field day as each of the first three teams rolled up the score to send the Nurserymen home in entire defeat. E721 lo f WARREN 27 -TITUSVILLE 7 The Dragons, determined to avenge last year's defeat, smashed victoriously through the Titusville Rockets. WARREN 13-OIL CITY 9 Warren traveled to Oil City for their first night game of the season. Although the Dragons were trailing at half-time, at the beginning of the second half they re- gained their power and won the game 13-9. Chuck Adams, one of our most valuable players, broke his arm in this game. Q VVARREN 13 - FALCONER 14 The Dragons met a powerful Falconer team and came out on the short end of a 14-13 count. WARREN 0 - IAMESTOWN 0 In a game which was a battle from the starting Whistle, both teams hammered at each other's lines, skirted the ends, shot passes through the air, and even threat- ened each other's goal lines, but neither team was able to cross that last line and score. VVARREN 6-BRADFORD 19 On a dark, rainy night the Bradford team surprised the Dragons by splashing their Way to a 19-6 victory. WARREN 13 - RIDGWAY 7 The Dragons reversed their fate the following Saturday by rolling up a 13-7 score. WARREN 20 - KANE 6 The Warren gridders, showing their superiority, netted their twenty points in the first quarter and came home with another victory on their record. WARREN 33 - CORRY 13 , Warren's heavy, well-trained team smashed through the Corry line to chalk up twenty points in the first quarter. Although Corry had a fast and shifty team, they were no match for Warren's might. The game marked the close of a colorful and memorable football season. FOOTBALL SCORES September WE THEY 2 ,,.......,,. Youngsville .....,...., ..,...,,,. 2 1 7 4 ...,...,,. Erie Academy ..,,,,.............,,... O 26 9 ........... Johnsonburg ........ .......... 2 6 0 16 .......... Franklin .......,.,., ,.... ...,. 3 3 0 23 ............ Titusville ,...... .......... 2 7 7 29 ,.....,..... Oil City ...,....., ........... 1 3 9 October 7 .,.,....... Falconer ....... ..,.,..... 1 3 14 14 ,,,,,..,.,. Jamestown ,,,.,. .....,,.. .. O 0 20 .,,,,.,,,,,. Bradford ....... ,,... ...... 6 1 9 ROW 1--KL 10 R-D--Lufia, Dickerson, Marti, 28 Aknkkhhgkkkn Ridgway -llnllb ----I4v. A 1 3 7 Sirianni. Row II-Geraeimos, Wilder, Zobrest, Lee. Row III-Gerardl, White, R. Scahse, November Allen. Row IV-J. Scalise, Peterson, Adams. 4, .....,,,., Kane ...... .......... 2 O 6 11 ..,.,......, Corry ,....... ..,,.,,.... 33 13 J E731 H+ E761 E781 WARREN 29 -- MEADVILLE 27 ' The Dragons trampled over a strong llleadville team and brought home another THE ULHSS SEPTEMBER 2-In a pre-school clash Warren football team invaded Youngsville to defeat them 21-7. 4-W. H. S. was defeated by Academy 0-26. 7-Dear old golden rule days began again. Nuff sed! 9-Warren walloped Johnsonburg on their gridiron by 26-O score. 11-Girls' Club Activities opened for the year. 16-Warren triumphed over Franklin 33-0. 22-We slept while teachers went to County Institute. 23--Titusville was easy prey with a 27-7 score. 29-At a night game at Oil City, Warren won 13-9. OCTOBER 7-With perfect weather, enthusiastic football fans saw Warren defeated by Falconer by a ,close 14-13 score. 13-A tumultuous time occurred at the snake dance. 14-What's that? Yes! An 0-0 tie with Jamestown. Warren High Girls' Club honored Jamestown gals at a tea following the game. Jamestown and Warren became acquainted at the Community Party. 20-Football fellows swam at a Bradford night game and lost 6-19. Ask the band members if it rained! 28-Ridgway put up a good struggle but lost 13--7. NOVEMBER 1-Peggy Finley was elected to head the Dramatic Club. A heated discussion followed Mr. Hampson,s talk at the Co-ed Pre-election Party. 4-A 20-6 victory over Kane is witnessediby Warren fans, who watched in the drizzling rain. 5-Mother Nature shook out her table cloth, leaving a blanket of snow. 7-W. H. S. held a presidental electiong the result was Democrats 4-3? and Republicans 5776. 8-Ma. and Pa. met Junior's teachers at Parents' Night. 9-Congratulations were in store for Peg Blair and Jim Far1'ell, who were elected senior co- presidents. ' 10-Rain greeted Warren fans in the final game of the season with Corry. Score 33-13. 13-Don and Dale were elected presidents of the junior class. 14-A pofitable argument took place concerning the merit code at Student Council. 16-Mrs. Huff gave a book review to all English classes. 17-The assembly presented by talented musicians included Beth Smith, Virginia Johnson, Donlyn Baird, Rowell Hoff, and John Knapp. 18-Football dance! 23- Over the river and through the woodf' Certainly, it's Thanksgiving! 24-John Smith reigned over Community Party. 25-P. A. K. had a very successful Thanksgiving Dance. 29-Club 17 party at Jeifmore. Ah, life is wonderful ll' DECEMBER 1-Basketball game. Warren 56-Youngsville 25. Fellows left their dears to look for deer. 2-Nickelodeon dance at the Y. W. Wasnlt it fun? We should have them more often! 4-Report cards- Will we ever learn?'! 5-Miss Wade and Mr. Miller were elected Council advisers. 7-Dragon editor won praise from role in Our Town. 8-By a narrow margin Jamestown defeated us with a 33-34 score. 9-We spent Saturday Christmas shopping--12 more days until Christmas! ! 10-Many participated in orchestra and choir rehearsal at Beaty. 11-Annual Hanging of the Greens Ceremony at the Y. was enjoyed by Girls' Club members. 12-Heavy snow kept many at home! 13-VVasn't Santa good at the Dramatic Club Christmas party? ' A Cappella Choir, Beaty Choir, and Glce Club, augmented by the Orchestra, participated in a Christmas Musicale. 15-An easy victory over Kane. 47-32 score. 25-Merry Christmas! 29-Successful Community Christmas party at Beaty. JANUARY 3-Back to school! Everyone ready to catch up on lost sleep. 5-Beaten by Bradford to the tune of 19-34. E791 CHLEHDHH 7-Warren skaters filled with glee when Beaty ice rink was opened. 8-We punched our future with Preference Tests. 9-Sulphur experiment caused commotion on account of odor. Club 17 was royally entertained at the Carver House. 12-Senior Party. Juniors helped seniors make their party a success. A close game with Meadville. The score was 29-27. 16-We burned the midnight oil for finals. 18-VVe voted on Senior Superlatives. 25-Vacation! Hurrah! 29-Report cards. Many patriotic pupils! 30-Outscored Oil City. 37-33. FEBRUARY ' 2-Ground hog forced to stay in on account of four feet of snow. 4-Pupils rejoiced over fall of Manila. 5-Mr. Stradley, a war veteran, inspired W. H. S. in a touching address. 6--Student Council. 7-Dramatic Club. We checked Preference Tests. 9-Junior cast presented peviews of Let'.r Gel Together. 10-Romeo-Juliet Dance. 11-Birthday sentiments were extended to Nick Geracimos and Greek Mavrelis. 16-Bradford game. Pep assembly goaded fellows to win. but in vain. 21-A praiseworthy edition of the Dragonette made its appearance. 22-Salvation Army Major spoke in assembly. -We smiled for the birdie! Activities pictures were taken. 23 26-Basketball fans regretted the departure of Hammerbeck and Nystrom, who entered the armed forces. 27-Oil City surpassed us with a score of 41-36. MARCH 6-Warren High was defeated by Sharpsville in the League Championship game 29-34. 7-Toothpicks kept the eyes of the basketball fans open. 8-Dragon snoop shots taken. 12-Report cards again! Another blue Monday! 17-Warren talent entertained Jamestown youth. 19-Miss Clauss talked to Girls' Club members concerning vocations. Senior play practice began. 23-Extra special assembly by our swing band, featuring Dale Holcomb and the Melody Men- Ray Reed, Bugs Gerardi, Louis Bonace, and James Scalise. 24-Guess what? The sun shone! APRIL 1-Everyone was dressed up in new Easter togs. No foolin'! 6-A good night's sleep put the lettermen in shape to wear their new sweaters. 12-The Nation's shock saddened our school-the death of our President. 13-Father Bauer and Reverend Knappenberger helped us pay tribute to the memory of Presi dent Roosevelt. 18-The annual basketball letter assembl 20-Rip-roaring time was had by all at the annual Carnxva 26-Senior play went over with a bang! 27-Again the audience was overcome by the talent displayed at the senior play. 30-Pass the aspirin! ..... Report cards! MAY 11-Latest fashions were made known at the annual Style Show. 22--Dragon made its debut. 24-Band and Orchestra Dinner-Dance was one of the most delightful events of the year. 31-Class Day Dinner. Little Mac participated. JUNE 1-Junior-Senior Prom. What a glorious event! 3-Baccalaureate service was impressive. 6-Commencement. We reached our goal! 7-Last day! ' Good-bye all! y- . l! l 30 1 Best Sport irll iirgley E QV I 82 J 4 7 A fig - ' Most Popular 'ti 1 l- Blair CLHSS PUEW--1945 A Today we see tomorrow face to face - All our life past is but a yesterday, dad from the slate all evil we erasej The Future comes to meet the Now half-way. fl twisted bough, a twig but slightly bent flre straightened, and a soul has lost its stain, The fabric of tlze N07'1I.V is badly rent, But all the brilliant colored threads renzain . . ,4 battle ground is ours, and ours a war, And ours to make a better world-to-beg The troubles of this eartlz will fuex us sore, But we must worlz and fight to make men free. 'Tis written all things pass and all wars cease, O nzen of Now, pray for an age of peace! SEHIUR - Rowell S. Hoff. ISSJ ADVERTISING APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED TO THE AD- VERTISERS FOR THEIR COOPERATION AND HELP IN MAKING THIS YEAR'S DRAGON A SUCCESS. THE SPLENDID BACKING MAIN- TAINED BY OUR COMMUNITY IS SHOWN BY THE LOYAL SPIRIT OF THOSE WHO HAVE TAKEN SPACE IN THIS SECTION OF OUR YEARBOOK. THE BUSINESS MANAGER, THE ADVERTIS- ING MANAGER, AND THE STAFF WORKED TIRELESSLY IN THE SOLICITING OF AD- VERTISEMENTS, ASSEMBLING OF COPY, AND COLLECTING THE VARIOUS BILLS ISU Dawson, R. G., Co. ........ 120 A A. 8: P. Super Market .....,., Angove's ....,...........................,,. Arcade Recreation ...,.,.,,.. Autobody Repair Co. ..,. . B B. 8: B. Smoke Shop ....,.,.... B 8: E Chevrolet Co. ...... . Baker's . ,..,.,...,.,..,...........,.,..,...... ..,. . Barnhart-Davis Co. .. .....,... Bartsch's Furniture Store. Beckley, C. ............... .,... ,....,.,.,...,,... . Bennett, W. F. 8: Co. ........... . Bert's .. , ..,........,. .....,...,.,...... . Bethel Book Shop ..,.,,... Betts Machine Co. ...... . Betty Dixon ..............,,,.... Betty Lee ..,........,.,.............. Beyer, Clair ..,... ................. Biekarck Music Shop ..,...... Blomquist Furniture Co. Blue 8: White Restaurant .... Borg Studio . ,.....,..,................., .. B. P. 0. E. fWarren Localj. .,...,..,.,..... . Brown's Boot Shop .......,...,..........,..,.,.,........ C Candyland .,....,.,...,.. ....,.......... Chapman, Dr. L .E. ,.....,... . Cochran Barber Shop ..,.......... Coe, Paul H. ...... .,..,.........,.....,...., .,..,.... , Commonwealth Cleaners . Community Cons. Disc. C0 Conway's Barber Shop .........,.,.............,... Cozy Corner ..,.,..,........,................,.,..,., ........... Craft Agency , ..,......,...,...,.,....,.. .. Crescent Floral Gardens ..... Grogan Eng. 8: Print. Co. ...,... ..,.,.,.... . Crossett, Wm. F., Inc .,....,..,.,.. D Danielson-Carter ........ Davidson Co. .... . . ......,. Dieges 8: Clust .........., Dyke's Dairy ,.,.. .,.......... E Edgett, C. W. ..........,... ,......, . . Educational Supply Co. ....,. , Epstein, Levi ..........,....,.,..........., Erickson, Creed ...,...... ,.,.,.. Evan, John ,......,.... .,... ....,... Evert's Hardware Co. ..,.. . F Fadale, Frank, Amuse. Co. Fairchild 8: Rapp ,..................,.,.. ,...... Farrell, Charles M. .,.,..,...,..,.,.. , Federal Clothing Store .......... First National Bank ............ Floridin Co. ,.......,...,.,.,. ,.,.,..... . Food Lockers ...................,,., Frances' Lunch ....., ....,......... Friendly Service Diner ....... G Gamble Building Corp. ..... . Gaughn's Drug Store ,....... . Geracimos ...........,...,..,,,....,., Gibson, Leo D. .,,...,...,...,.. ......., . -G. L. F. Farm Supp., Inc. ....... ., .,..,. Gordon, Eli ......,.,,,..,......,.., ,....,... . ., Greene, G. G. .,.,.,,..............,......, . H Hammond Iron Works ....., Hoagvall Hardware ...,.... Advertising Index 124 91 176 166 91 123 154 149 166 162 91 123 119 177 98 179 174 91 88 95 146 132 184 106 172 95 128 160 124 119 151 95 181 172 92 88 95 98 122 162 160 124 98 160 148 172 140 147 154 106 103 176 174 98 152 123 160 107 146 106 152 164 104 179 Hoff Business College ........,.....,,.,...,........ 152 Hubbard, C. A., Motor Sales ..,.,............. 106 Hultman 8: Son .......,....................,.,.,.,....,........ 107 I International Correspondence School ..,...,....,............,.,....,..........,.,............ 107 Irvin, George .,.................,...,,., ................ .... .... 1 6 3 J Johnson Brothers Super Market ...,. 127 Johnson, J. A. ,..,.,,.,. ...........,.,..,.,...,.,..,.. .......... 1 0 7 Johnson, L. L. . ..,.. .....,........................,.,. 1 23 Junior Class, W. H. S.. .,.,... ........... 1 67 K Keystone Sheet Metal ., .,., .,...,. 127 Kinander Coal Co. ....,...... ......,.,., 1 10 King Air Service ,.,.... . ..,., ..... ,..181 King, Claude H. ,,.. . ......,..... ..... .148 Kinnear, Ben . .....,.,,,.,..................,, ............ 1 23 Kirberger, A. C. 8: Son .......... ....,,..,., 1 10 Kresge, S. S. Co. .........,.,.,....... .,..,....... 1 59 L La Vogue Beauty Salon , ...... ,.,.. ....., 8 7 Lesser, B. V. .......,.....,............. ........... 1 77 Lester Shoe Co. ...,.,,.,.........,.,.,. .... , . .,....... S7 Lewis Market .........,........................,.,.,....,....,.. 151 Ley, E. H. ,, .. ............ . ..,.,,................... ...110 L. 0. Moose 1Warren Locall ............... 88 Lon's Dinner Bell Lunch . ,..., ...........,...... 1 27 Lutz Funeral Home .................... ............ 1 84 M Mader, C. L. Motor Sales ....................,... 110 Masterson Transfer Co. ......,.,., ,.....,.,.. 1 70 McLean, R. K. ............,,..........,.,.,., ,..,...., . H179 Metzger-Wright Co. ..,..., . Miller Shop, The ...........,.,.. Mohr Printery, The .,..,..... 99 ...,.....,..159 .,.,....116 Morse Engraving Co. ......,., ...,.,.. 1 42 Motor Lighthouse Corp. .... ..,.,.,. 104 Mullen Drug Co. ....,.,,.....,..... .....,.. 1 11 Murphy, G. C. Co. ...... .......,.,., 1 46 ' N National Forge 8: Ordnance ...... ,,... 1 55-6 Nation-Wide Stores .,.,...,..,...,..,.,.,......,....... 143 New Process Co. .......,...................., ........,.. 9 6 Nichols, Mrs. C. A. .....,..........,...... ............ 1 11 Nine-O-Garage l .,.. 2 .,.,........,.........,.,.,.,,,..,.,.,... 179 North Warren Civic Club .,.,...,.,. ,....... .... 1 8 2 North Warren Feed Store .....,.,..,,........... 154 Nut Shop, The ...,.,,........,.,................. ...,..,.,.,. 1 40 0 Offerle, Victor .,,.,.,,...... Oneida Lumber Co. ..... . .........,..175 .......,,,,.119 P Penn Bowling Center ......... .....,...... 1 28 Penn Electric Co. ..........,.,.,,...,.. ....,......, 1 36 Penney, J. C. Co. ...,......,, , ......,.. ,.... ,,......,.,. 1 4 0 Penn Furnace 8: Iron Co. . .,..... ..,......,., 1 Pennsylvania Gas Co. . .,.,...,. ,. Peterson, Freeman O. ..... . Pickett's ..... , .,...,.........,,.......,... . Piso's ....... ...................,.....,,..... Printz's .... ..,,.... R Rashid Co., Alexander ,..,., Rasmussen, S. H. . .,,......,.... Redding 8: McIntyre ......... Reliable Furniture Co. ..... . E251 ........,.,.162 11 ,.,....,....184 ............108 .......,.,.,111 ,. ,....... ..131 ............177 ..,..,......108 S Sanden's Grocery .......,.,.,...,., ....,.,..... Savoy Cafe ,.... ..,...,.,....,.,......... ...,. , Schaeffer's Electric Co. ..,......,.,.,..,.,.,...., . School Dist. of Warren Boro. ....,..,.,. , Seneca Lumber Co. , ..........,.,.. ...............,.... , .. Senior Class, W. H. S. .,,...,.,..... ...,......, . Soda 8: Mineral Water Co ...,.,.......,.,...... Smith, C. C. 8: Annex ............. , ........... . Smith Drug .Store ...................... .......,.,., Solar Electric Corp. ....,.......,....,.. ,.,, . South Side Cash Market .....,..,. ........... Stein's ....., .............,.,...,,.,..,.,........ ............ Stokes' Studio ...... ..,......,....,... ...... ...,.,...... Struthers-Wells Corp. .............. .,..., . Student Council, W. H. S. ..... ..,.. , ..... . Sturgis, Stanley ...... ....,.. ......... .....,...... Style Shop .,..... ,.......... . ..,....,..,...... .......... . . Sugar Bowl .............,. ........ . Sunray Electric ........,...,., .....,...... Swanson, Clarence ....... ............ Sylvania ..........,.,........,.,..,....... ............ T.,. Templeton Funeral Home ............... Texas Lunch .........,...............,......,..,.. ..... , ., .... Times-Mirror ...... ,.,.......... . ..: ...............,.... Times Square Super Service ..... , .,..... .. Tucker's Shoe Store ............,.....,.....,...,.,..... Turner Radio Shop , .,.,..,.............,. ..., ..,., . . U United Cigar Store ................... ....,.,.,... United Cooperatives, Inc. ....,... .......,... . United Refining Co. ............... . V Veterans of Foreign Wars .................,.,. Valentine, Nels 8: Sons ,.,., ........ , ........,.. . Valone 8: Co. .....4..... ..,.... , ......... ,....,..., . . W 87 148 114 130 152 180 115 187 154 172 175 136 131 90 171 114 134 114 177 131 186 181 181 115 114 119 163 118 166 168 100 158 118 Walker's Creamery Prod. Co. .,......... . Walter Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren VVarren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren VVarren Warren Warren Warren Warren Hardware Co. ......,........,...... ....... . Axe 8: Tool Co. .............. . Baking Co. ,...,.. .........,.. . Bank 8: Trust Co. , .......,.,. 140 138 138 94 118 Billiard Academy ..........., ,......,. Chamber of Commercen., ..,, County Dairy Ass'n. ...,..,.,., . County Ministerial Ass' D.. 118 135 187 185 County Motor Club .......,.,.,... County News ................,....... Disposal Co. ,..... .......,.. . Dry Cleaning Co. ..., . Gear Mfg. Co. .,............,.. . 182 168 166 139 127 Kiwanis Club . .,.,. ......,.,........... . Library Association .,..., Music Booster's Ass'n National Bank ..................... Player's Club ,..... ....,.,.... Salvage Co. ,....,. .... . Sheet Metal ,..,.......... ......, Tank Car Co. ...,.......,......,.,.,.., . 112 114 86 185 185 158 112 134 Wendelboe, N. K. Co. ....... .,...... .....,. . Western Auto Associate Store ....,...... West Penn Oil Co. .....,.,..,.....,.................,.., , Winans, Cecil ,... ...,...,. .,,.,..................... Wineriter's ....... ............. Y Y. M. C. A. ............ ..,............... , Youngsville National Bank .,.... Youngsville Skating Rink ......,..... ......., Y. W, C. A. .....,,,..............,,........,..... .......,.., , Z Zonta Club .,...... . ......... -- 115 158 148 134 122 134 136 126 168 + -me + ALARMED ABOUT YOUR FUTURE? UU needn't be if you establish a regular pro- gram of saving. Chances are if you show capa- ble management of your personal affairs, success will take care of itself. VVe invite you to make this bank your Hnancial liezidquarters. N t I I MEMBER ' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE FEDERAL DEPOSIT Q SYSTEM INSURANCE CORP. Corner Second Avenue and Liberty Street 4 + E261 f f Y Compliments of ed C9 White Store M. E. Sanden No. Warren, Pa. 4 + 4 + f The Lo Vogue Beauty Solon for the Newest and Latest in Hair Styles O Phone 1009 4 fr 4 S7 LATEST STYLES Summer FOOTVVEAR Reasonably Priced Good Luck fo Class of 1945 Lester Shoe Co Best Wishes to the Class of 1945 from 7 Bert s ready fo 'wear SHOP BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '45 0 Blomquist Furniture Co. Comphnwnu of Worren Lodge No. IOC? Loyol C'rder orc Moose ISSJ SEHIUH HVCTIVITIES ADAMS, CHARLES Baseball 123: Basketball 123: Bookkeep- ing Club 12, 33: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Carnival 123: Football 12, 3, 43. AHLGREN, BETTY Basketball 143 : Carnival 133 : Junior Short- hand Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. ALEXANDER, ALICE Carnival 12, 33: Chorus 123: Commence- ment Usher 133: Dragonette 13, 43: Dra- matic Club 12, 33 : German Club 133 : Girls' A. A. 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Latin Club 123 : Leaders' Club 143 3 Nunc et Tunc 123: Spanish Club 13, 43. ALLEN, CLARE Bookkeeping Club 123: Chorus 123: Girls' Club 12, 33 : Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenog- raphers' Club 143 : Dragon 143. ALLEN, JOSEPH Boys' A. A. 13, 43: Football 13, 43 : Latin Club 123. ANDERSEN, RICHARD Carnival 12, 33: German Club 12, 33: Le- bewohl 133: Student Council 123. ANDERSON, BETTY JANE Assembly Plays 12, 43: Bookkeeping Club 123: Carnival 133: Chorus 123: Dragon 143: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Evening of Plays 133: Executive Department 143: Girls' Club 12, 33: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Spanish Club 133: Ste- nographers' Club 143. ANDERSON, CARL Carnival 12, 33. ANDERSON, ESTHER Band 12, 3, 43: Bookkeeping Club 123: Chorus 123: Stenographers' Club 143, President 143. ANDERSON, RUTHE JOYCE Basketball 123 : Candy Salesman 123: Car- nival 123: Chorus 123: Dragon 13, 43: Grerman Club 12, 33: Latin Club 123: Le- bewohl 12, 33 : Nunc et Tunc 123. ARMSTRONG, SARA A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Candy Salesman E391 13, 43 : Chorus 123 : Commencement Usher 133 : Dragonette 13, 435 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' A. A. 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Junior Play: Latin Club 123: Nunc et Tunc 123: Spanish Club 133: Student Council 123. ARNOLD, JOYCE Assembly Plays 123 : Candy Salesman 133 : Chorus 123 : Dramatic Club 123 : Girls' Club 123 : Latin Club 123. BAKER, VIRGINIA BARISS, JANE A Cappella Choir 133 3 Carnival 123 : Dragonette 143: German Club 143: Latin Club 123 : Lebewohl 133 : Nunc et Tunc 123. BEAN, JACK Assembly Plays 133 : Basketball 123 5 Boys' A. A. 12, 33: Candy Salesman 133: Car- nival 12, 33: Cheerleader 13, 43 : Dramatic Club 13, 43: German Club 12, 33: Gym Team 12, 33: Student Council 13, 43. BEARFIELD, GERALDINE Junior Shorthand Club 133 I Stenographers' Club 143 : Student Council 123 . BEEBE, MAXINE A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Band 123: Car- nival 123g Commencement Usher 1333 Dagonette 143 : Girls' Club 143 : Latin Club 123 3 Leaders' Club 143 : Nunc et Tunc 123: Orchestra 123: Spanish Club 133 : Student Council 13, 43. BENSON, SHIRLEY Bookkeeping Club 123. BERDINE, MARY ELLEN Basketball 12, 33 : Chorus 123 : Girls' A. A. 123: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 : Junior Chamber of Commerce 123 : Stenographers' Club 143. BETTS, ROBERT BEYER, JOAN A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Candy Salesman 123: Carnival 133: Commencement Usher 1333 Dragonette 133 : Dramatic Club 12, 43 : Girls' A. A. 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Latin Club 123: Leaders' Club 143: Spanish Club 133: Standing Committee 133. CP! f Strutlwers Wells Corpomtion E J + 5 4 5 W. F. Bennett C91 Co. VVm. Hill, Agent E:labl,i.vhL'd 1895 B. C91 B. Smoke Shop I Q Insurance of Every Kind Fountain Service Nationally Known N Financially Strong Company ewspapers Magazines O Tobacco XXYHITCII Bank 81 Trust CG. VVarren 174-5 Candy 4 4 4 fr + + + + Angove's Market Comphmems of the , Biekorck Music l-louse 0 FRESH DRESSED RECQRDS MUSICAL CHI KENS , . , N C IN STRUNIBNTB Our 0 I Specialty PHONE 5+ + - + + i 91 To the - Class ol IQLL5 Good l.ucl4 and Best Wishes William l:. Crossett lnc. SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Continued7 BILLSTONE, RAYMON Gym Team 12, 37. BIMBER, STANLEY Dragon 137. BIMBER, VIOLET Basketball 147 5 Bookkeeping Club 127 : Dragonette 147 : Girls' A. A. 12, 37 : Junior Shorthand Club 137 : Leaders' Club 147: Stenographers' Club 147, Secretary. BLAIR, FRANCES Candy Salesman 13, 47: Carnival 12, 37: Chorus 127: Class Officer 13, 47: Com- mencement Usher 137: Dragon 147: Dra- gonette 137: Dramatic Club 12, 47: Girls' A. A. 12, 37 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 47, Treasurer 147: Junior Chamber of Commerce 127, Treasurer: Leaders' Club 147: Spanish Club 137: Stenographers' Club 147, Presi- dent: Student Council 12, 3, 47: Traffic Squad 13, 47. BOHREN, PETER Band 12, 3, 47: Bookkeeping Club 127: Hi-Y 147: Orchestra 127: Spanish Club 137. BRITTAIN, HERBERT BROWN, CHARLES Assembly Plays 12, 37: Basketball 127: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 47: Carnival 12, 37: Dragonette 13, 47 : Dramatic Club 12, 3, 47 3 Evening of Plays 137: Executive Depart- ment 147: Football 12, 47: German Club 12, 37: Gym Team 12, 37: Latin Club 127 : Spanish Club 137: Nunc et Tunc 127: Standing Committee 137. BROWN, WILLIAM Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 47: Football 12, 3, 47. BURDICK, FRANCES Bookkeeping Club 127: Junior Shorthand Club 137: Stenographers' Club 147. CALLARD, JEAN A Cappella Choir 147 : Carnival 137 3 Chorus 12, 37: Dragonette 13, 47: Dramatic Club 12, 47: Girls' A. A. 12, 37: Girls' Club 12, 3, 47: Junior Play: Latin Club 127: Span- ish Club 137. CAMPBELL, RUTH A Cappella Choir 147: Carnival 137: Dra- matic Club 147: Latin Club 127: Spanish Club 137. 93 CARPENTER, BETTIE Bookkeeping Club 127: Junior Shorthand Club 137. CARPENTER, JOYCE Stenographefs' C11-lb 147- CAWLEY, HAROLD Baseball 12, 3, 47: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 471 Commencement Usher 1371 Football 12, 3, 47: German Club 127: Spanish Club 137. CHERONIS, CHRIS CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 47 3 Football 12, 3' 47' COE, BARBARA Assembly Plays 127: Candy Salesman 13, 47 5 Carnival 12, 87 g Commencement Usher 137: Dragon 12, 3, 47: Dragoneffe 1372 Dramatic Club 12, 37: Executive Depart- ment 147 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 47, Vice-Presi- dent 1415 Latin Club 127: Spanish Club 137: Student Council 12, 371 Traffic Squad 13, 47. COLVIN, HOWARD Bookkeeping Club 127- CONNOLLY, JULIA Girls' Club 12, 3, 47 : Latin Club 127 I SD1111- ish Club 137. CONSTABLE, JOE Football 137 : German Club 12, 37- coox, MARION Bookkeeping Club 127: Carnival 12. 37? Stenographers' Club 147- COONEY, JACK Assembly Plays 12, 37: Basketball 1373 Boys' A. A. 42, 3, 47: Carnival 12, 37: Class Omggr 137: Commencement Usher g3j5 Dragon 13, 47: Dragonette 137: Ex- ecutive Department 147- President: Foot- ball 12, 3, 47: Gym Team 1373 Latin Cl'-lb 127 : Nunc et Tunc 127 3 Spanish Club 1371 Student Council 13, 47, President 147- CORELLI, LOUIS Band 12, 37: Junior Shorthand Club 137- COWLES, DAVID ' Band 12, 37: Orchestra 127- DAILEY, GEORGE A 5 DAD, WHAT IS CREDIT STANDING? IT'S THE RECORD AND REPUTATION YOU BUILD AT THE BANK WHEN YOU PAY BACK A PERSONAL LOAN AS AGREED Credit standing is a plus value you get when you borrow at this bank. It is very useful for future borrowing or when you need cm credit reference. Use our Ioan service. Warren Banic and Trust Company JVIember-Federal Rfsrrwe System 1VIe1nber-Federal Deposit ln.ruran6e Corjmration 4 + E941 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Continued1 D'ANGELO, JANE Candy Salesman 131 : Carnival 12, 31 : Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' A. A. 121: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41 : Latin Club 121 : Span- ish Club 131. DAVID, RUTH ANN A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Carnival 12, 31: Chorus 121: Dragonette 141: Girls' A. A. 12, 31: Latin Club 121: Leaders' Club 141. DAYE, LELAND Assembly Plays 141: Band 12, 3, 41: Car- nival 12, 3, 41: Dragonette 13, 41: Dra- matic Club 141: Orchestra 13, 41: Senior Play: Stenographers' Club 141: Student Council 12, 31 : Traffic Squad 141. DE MARCO, FRANK Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41 2 Football 12, 3, 41. DE VORE, LORRAINE Bookkeeping Club 121: Chorus 121: Jun- ior Chamber of Commerce 131: Junior Shorthand Club 131: Stenographers' Club 141- DICKERSON, PAUL Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 121: Foot- ball 12, 3, 41: German Club 12, 31: Lebe- wohl 131. DOBBS, JOAN Bookkeeping Club 121: Carnival 121: Chorus 121: Dramatic Club 121: Girls' A. A. 12, 31 : Girls' Club 121 : Junior Chamber of Commerce 121: Junior Shorthand Club 131: Stenographers' Club 141. EATON, DIXIE Assembly Plays 121: Bookkeeping Club 121: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41: Girls' A. A. 121: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41 : Junior Chamber of Commerce 121: Junior Shorthand Club 131- EIKENBURG, LOIS Basketball 121 1 Carnival 121 : Dragon 141 : Dramatic Club 13, 41 : German Club 13, 41 : Girls' A. A. 131: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41: Latin Club 121: Lebewohl 131: Nuns: et Tunc 121. ELLBERG, CHANN Latin Club 121 : Spanish Club 131. EMERY, MARILYN Band 12, 3, 41: Basketball 141: Candy 97 Salesman 13, 41: Carnival 131: Dragon 141 : Dramatic Club 141 : German Club 131 : Latin Club 121: Leaders' Club 141: Nunc et Tunc 121: Senior Play: Standing Com- mittee 121. ENDRESS, DONALD Carnival 12, 31: Gym Team 12, 31. ENGLISH, WILDA Bookkeeping Club 121 : Carnival 121 : Girls' A. A. 12, 31 : Junior Chamber of Commerce 121. ENGSTROM, WILLIAM Boys' A. A. 121: Carnival 131: Football 121: German Club 131: Latin Club 121: Orchestra 12, 3, 41. FARRELL, JAMES Basketball 12, 3, 41 : Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 41: Carnival 12, 31: Class Officer 141: Com- mencement Usher 131: Dragon 141: Dra- matic Club 141: German Club 12, 31 : Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, President 141: Junior Play: Le- bewohl 12, 31 : Senior Play: Standing Com- mittee 121: Student Council 13, 41, Vice- President 131. FELLOWS, VIOLET Band 12, 3, 41: Bookkeeping Club 121: Stenographers' Club 141. FINLEY, MARGARET A Cappella Choir 141 : Basketball 12, 3, 41 : Bookkeeping Club 121: Candy Salesman 141: Carnival 12, 31: Commencement Usher 131 :Dragon 131 : Dragonette 13, 41: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 41, President 141: Evening of Plays 131: Girls' A. A. 12, 31: Girls' Club 12, 3, 41, Progam Chairman 131: Junior Chamber of Commerce 131: Junior Shorthand Club 131: Leaders' Club 141 : Senior Play: Spanish Club 131 : Stand- ing Committee 131: Stenographers' Club 141, Vice-President: Student Council 141. FISK, RICHARD Baseball 12, 31: Chorus 121 : German Club 12, 31. FITZGERALD, DOROTHY Basketball 12, 3, 41: Candy Salesman 131: Carnival 12, 31: Dragonette 13, 41: Dra- matic Club 12, 31: Girls' A. A. 12, 31: Latin Club 121: Leaders' Club 141: Nunc et Tune 121: Spanish Club 131. 4 5 + 5 Compl 'ment ' S BETTY DIXCDN of CANDY sHoP IQ. G. Dawson Co. 107 Libeffy St' Corner Liberty and Candy and Greeting Penna. Ave. Cards Wa.-1-en, Pa. For A11 Occasions 4 + 4 + + + + MEN'S and BOYS' Compliments WEAR of Levi Epstein C91 Sons IZTQFICSS, Lunch 410 Penna. Ave., West North Warren 4 Y L Y f93fI A - -- - + UN-derlul VAUATIU 'l'0GS! 'rom MetzgerfWright's SPORT SHOP This summer when you are on vacation, you may not be able to go away , . you will take your vacation in your own back yard . . probably working in your Victory Garden. VVe have just the slacks or pinafores that you Will need. Our Sport-Shop is full of just the right clothes for any type of sports that you are going to enjoy. 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'Sli - - '- ' DISCOUNT STAMPS SAVE YOU ZMVE E991 4 9 Cyllmericcmismfv is an unfailing love of countryg loyalty to its institutions and idealsg eagerness to de- fend it against all enemiesg undivided al- legiance to the flagg and a desire to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and posterity. Conzpliments of Loten Dinsmoor-Fred Schvving Post No. 63I Veterons Of Foreign Wors f100j SENIOR AC FREDERICK, ROBERT Basketball 12, 333 Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 433 Carnival 1231 Executive Department 1233 Football 12, 3, 43 3 Latin Club 123 3 Nunc et Tune 123. GANTZ, RUBY Stenographers' Club 143. GELOTTE, CLARA Stenographers' Club 143. GERACIMOS, NICHOLAS Band 12, 3, 43, Treasurer 123 3 Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43 3 Carnival 12, 33 3 Class Officer 13, 43 3 Dragonette 13, 43 3 Dramatic Club 143 3 Executive Department 1431 Football 12, 3, 433 Latin Club 1233 Orchestra 12, 3, 43, President 1331 Senior Play: Spanish Club 1331 Student Council 12, 33. GIGLIOTTI, ROSE Bookkeeping Club 1231 Junior Shorthand Club 1331 Stenographers' Club 143. GILSON, JO ANN Bookkeeping Club 12, 333 Carnival 12, 333 Girls' A. A. 12, 333 Girls' Club 1231 Jun- ior Shorthand Club 133. GRANQUIST, RUTH ANN Girls' A. A. 1233 Girls' Club 1433 Latin Club 123 3 Spanish Club 133. GRAY, ADELLE Junior Chamber of Commerce 1231 Ste- nographers' Club 143. GRAY, WENDELL GREEN, LUCILLE Bookkeeping Club 1233 Carnival 12, 331 Girls' Club 1231 Stenographers' Club 143. GUIFFRE, JOSEPH A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43 3 Baseball 12, 33 3 Boys' A. A. 13, 431 Chorus 1233 Football 13, 43. HAAG, WILDA BELLE Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 3 Latin Club 123 3 Span- ish Club 133. HALL, CONSTANCE A Cappella Choir 13, 431 Carnival 1331 Chorus 123 3 Dragonette 143 3 German Club 1331 Girls' A. A. 1233 Girls' Club 13, 433 Latin Club 1233 Leaders' Club 1431 Span- ish Club 133. TIVI Lioij T I E S - 1C0ntinucd3 HAMILTON, TONI A Cappella Choir 13, 43 3 Carnival 133 3 Chorus 123 3 Dragonette 133 3 Dramatic Club 12, 43 3 Girls' A. A. 12, 33 3 Girls' Club 12, 33 3 Latin Club 123 3 Leaders' Club 1431 Spanish Club 1333 Senior Play. HAMMERBECK, ROBERT Baseball 12, 3, 433 Basketball 12, 3, 433 Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43. HANNOLD, JULANA Band 12, 3, 43 3 Carnival 12, 33 3 Dragonette 13, 43, Editor 1433 Dramatic Club 13, 433 Evening of Plays 1333 German Club 12, 332 Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Latin Club 1233 Senior Play3 Standing Committee 1333 TIBHTIC Squad 13, 43. HARMON, CLYDE Chorus 12, 33. HARTWEG, BARBARA A Cappella Choir 123: Girls' Club 123: Latin Club 1233 Nunc et Tune 1233 Span- ish Club 133. HATHAWAY, RUTH Junior Chamber of Commerce 1331 Junior Shorthand Club 133. HIGHFIELD, PRISCILLA Bookkeeping Club 12, 333 Junior Chamber of Commerce 1233 Junior Shorthand Club 1333 Stenographers' Club 143. HIGHHOUSE, JEANNE Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133. HOFF, ROWELL A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43 3 Dragonette 143 3 Dramatic Club 12, 33: Hi-Y 12, 433 Latin Club 1233 Spanish Club 133. HULINGS, HARVEN German Club 12, 33. HULINGS, HELEN CLAIRE Band 12, 3, 43 3 Carnival 12, 3, 43 3 Dragon 13, 433 Girls' Club 1333 Latin Club 1233 Nunc et Tunc 1233 Orchestra 12, 3, 433 Spanish Club 133 3 Student Council 143. JOHNSON, ALLEN JOHNSON, BRUCE I 1 + + - N E Compliments TIRE SHOP of W. A. Alexander New and Used G Son Tires o , INSURANCE 1 SINCE Battery Service 1864 + 5 A C l. Jeon Carol I-lat Shop omp iments T 231 Liberty Street of VVe cover the millinery theme f for sp ng and summer, with 5 mf1'e:1,i1iL0: Sitihififf in' Louis Chimentfs wailing , GAGE, DOBBS Borber SHOP i and THORNTON , y HATS Try Our 0 G' i All Popular Styles . . .All New Colors i A11 Head sim 21 to 24 + 4 Y fiozj 4 5 Thrift ls the Most Valuable Lesson Taught ln the School of Life Thrift and economy are assets needed in starting out in life. YVith- out these two qualities, success cannot be achieved. Learn early the value of saving regularly and spending wisely. A part of your income, no matter how small, should be set aside each week and put -into a bank account-or for Freedom's sake, this year, BUY XVar Savings Bonds and help yourself and your country. Bonds and Savings are the allies of Victory-the two-edged sword defending Liberty. The First National Banlc VVarren, Pennsylvania jllflllbfl' IFKIZKTZZI Deposit 17lS1H'lIIIL'F Corporation 51033 + +4 1 1 I-lommond Iron Works VVarren, Pennsylvmia O STEEL TANKS STEEL PLATE CONSTRUCTION --4 YOU'LL ENJOY STOPPING at the MCDTCDR LIGHT!-IQUSE I + L,-...,,,, -L L .A,.,.,. ,-.- .,,L...,.,,,,,,L-,,..-.-l..A7,, L1o+J Y 5 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Continued3 JOHNSON, DOROTHY KOLPIEN, PATRICIA Girls' Club 12, 33: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Latin Club 123: Stenographers' Club 143. JOHNSON, ROBERT Latin Club 123. JOHNSON, VIRGIL Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. JOHNSON, VIRGINIA Band 12, 3, 43 : Candy Salesman 133: Car- nival 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Pro- gram Chairman 143 5 Latin Club 123 : Nunc et Tunc 123: Orchestra 12, 3, 43, Secre- tary-Treasurer 143: Spanish Club 133: Standing Committee 123. JOHNSON, WILSON Dragonette 123 : German Club 12, 33 : Lebe- wohl 123. JULIANO, THOMAS Baseball 12, 33: Basketball 13, 43: Boys' A. A. 13, 43. KAMERER, VIRGINIA Candy Salesman 143: Carnival 133: Com- mencement Usher 133: Dragon 143: Dra- gonette 133: Dramatic Club 12, 43: Girls' A. A. 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 43: Junior Play: Latin Club 123: Nunc et Tum: 123: Spanish Club 133. KAVINSKI, DOROTHY Bookkeeping Club 123. KING, HARRY KING, JEANETTE Carnival 123: Commencement Usher 133: Dragonette 133 : Dramatic Club 123 : Girls' A. A. 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Latin Club 123: Leaders' Club 143: Nunc et Tunc 123: Stenographers' Club 143: Student Council 133. KNAPP, ROBERT KNOPF, CHARLES Band 12, 3, 43. KNUPP, GENEVA Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123. 11051 Assembly Plays 123: Band 13, 43: Car- nival 12, 33: Commencement Usher 133: Dragon 133: Dragonette 13, 43: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43 : Evening of Plays 133 : Ger- man Club 13, 43 3 Girls' A. A. 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 : Junior Play 133 : Latin Club 123: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Student Council 123- KORB, RICHARD Assembly Plays 12, 33: Carnival 12, 33: Dramatic Club 12, 33: Evening of Plays 133 : Junior Play: Latin Club 123 : Nunc et Tune 123 : Spanish Club 133 : Student Coun- cil 12, 33. LANGHANS, ALLEN Assembly Plays 123 : Carnival 123 : Dragon 12, 33: Dramatic Club 123: Evening of Plays 123. LARSON, AVONELLE Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133 : Stenographers' Club 143. LAWSON, ONNOLEE Drum Majorette 12, 3, 43 : Girls' A. A. 123. LEAVE, VIRGINIA Basketball 123: Carnival 133: Girls' Club 123 g Stenographers' Club 143. LEE, RICHARD Boys' A. A. 13, 43: Carnival 12, 33: Foot- ball 13, 43: Junior Chamber of Commerce 12, 33. LESSER, DAVID K German Club 123 : Lebewohl 123. LEUTHOLD, CHARLES Boys' A. A. 13, 43 : Carnival 12, 33 :Dragon 143: Dramatic Club 133: Football 13, 43: Latin Club 123 : Junior Shorthand Club 143 : Nunc et Tune 123 : Senior Play. LEWIS, RUTH ANN Band 12, 3, 43: Cheerleader 13, 43: Com- mencement Usher 133: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43 : Girls' Club 12, 33 : Junior Shorthand Club 143: Latin Club 123: Orchestra 123, Secretary: Spanish Club 133. + -- + + W- - + The Very Finest in APPAREL For All the Familv o For Friendly, Helpful Service Buy at The Federal Store 4 Y 4 4 --+ A Chrysler Plymouth Our 7th year of FLUID DRIVE SALES and SERVICE C. A. l-lubljorcl lvlotor Soles 710 Penna. Ave., East Warren, Pa. CANDYLAND Cheronis Bros. o CANDY LUNCHES Our Own Make Ice Cream . , Warren, P Compliments of Cooperative G. l.. F. Form Supplies, lnc. L vmgton and Parker Streets Warren, Penna. 4 + 4 + 51061 as 4 + 4 l-IULTMAN G SON CUsToM TAILORS Gemcimos Dry Cleaning and Pressing . 0 GOOD FOOD Bell Phone 1688 4 4 4 fr + 5 A 7 -+ International Correspondence We Carry Schools I Only QUALITY Goods lXfIEN'S: Over 400 Business and Technical Top Cofltg Shirts Courses Suits Hnts District Represent t e T165 L. E. Johnsen 0 Phgl-153126 J. A. JOHNSON Box 751 346 Penn'a Ave., YV. 4 fr 4 - fr 51071 Grocluotion Clothes As usual, We're ready for you with a swell clothes setup. Smart sport coats, leisure coats, slacks and sport shirts for the graduation parties to come. For lots of you, your last fling before you don Uncle Sam's O. D. PQINTZS C0lIlf7liIIlElIfS of Qdadblg FURNITURE CP- You've tried the rest, now try the best 31 Pennsylvania Avenue, East PHGNE 781 + as AM- + frosj SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Continued3 LOGAN, BLAIR A Cappella Choir 123: Baseball 12, 3, 43: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Carnival 133 : Foot- ball 13, 43: Latin Club 123: Spanish Club 133. I LOSH, CHARLES Boys' A. A. 123: Carnival 133: Football 123: German Club 13, 43: Junior Play: Latin Club 123. LUCIA, GEORGE Baseball 123: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Carnival 123: Football 12 3, 43 1 German Club 123 : Lebewohl 123. LUCIA, ROSE MARIE Bookkeeping Club 123: Stenographers' Club 143. LUCIE, CHARLES Band 12, 3, 43: Carnival 12, 33: Latin Club 123 : Orchestra 12, 3, 43. LUNDAHL, HELEN Dramatic Club 143: Girls' Club 12, 43: Latin Club 123. LUNDBERG, ROBERT Carnival 133. MAC LAREN, WILLIAM Assembly Plays 143 : Carnival 12, 33 : Dra- gonette 13, 43: Dramatic Club 133: Latin Club 123 3 Spanish Club 133. MARTI, DAVID A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Carnival 12, 33: Football 12, 3, 43: German Club 12, 33 : Lebewohl 133. MASSA, WILLIAM Baseball 133: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Boys' A. A. 13, 43: Carnival 12, 33 : Football 13, 43 : Junior Chamber of Commerce 123. MASTERSON, MARY ANN Dragonette 133: Girls' Club 143: Latin Club 123 : Spanish Club 133. MATHA, IVA Band 12, 3, 43: Bookkeeping Club 123 Stenogzraphers' Club 143. MAVRELIS, BYRON Carnival 12, 33: Football 12, 33: German Club 12, 33: Gym Team 12, 33: Lebewohl 12, 33 : Student Council 143. li109:l MC CONNELL, CHARLES Boys' A. A. 13, 43 :Football 13, 43. MC CULLA, RUTH Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Stenographers' Club 143. MC CUNE, KAE Band 12, 3, 43: Bookkeeping Club 123: Carnival 12, 33: Dramatic Club 12, 43: Girls' A. A. 123: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43. MC DONALD, KHLAR A Cappella Choir 12, 43: Basketball 12, 3, 43 :Carnival 123 : Hi-Y 12, 33 :Junior Play: Student Council 133. MC MARROW, LOIS MEAD, DOROTHY Bookkeeping: Club 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133 : Stenographers' Club 143. MEADE, PATRICIA Bookkeeping Club 1231 Girls' Club 143: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. MERCHANT, VIOLET A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43 :Assembly Plays 143 : Candy Salesman 143 : Carnival 12, 33 : Chorus 133: Dragonette 13, 43: Dramatic Club 143: Girls' Club 123: Junior Play: Latin Club 123 : Nunc et Tunc 123: Span- ish Club 133. MILLER, NINA Dramatic Club 143. MONROE, PATRICIA Basketball 12, 3, 43: Carnival 123: Girls' A. A. 12, 33 : Latin Club 123. MORRIS, ELEANOR Dramatic Club 123: Girls' A. A. 123 1 Jun- ior Shorthand Club 133: Latin Club 123: Spanish Club 133: Stenozraphers' 143: Student Council 123. Club MORRIS, JOHN A Cappella Choir 133: Bookkeeping Club 123: Chorus 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133 : Stenographers' Club 143. MORRISON KENDALL Basketball 12, 33 3 Boys' A. A. 12, 33 3 Car- nival 12, 33 : Gym Team 12, 33 : Latin Club 123 : Spanish Club 12, 33. A -- 5 A 5 CBLUE COAL' America's Finest Anthracite Ambricoal The All Purpose Fuel Neville Coke The Coke of Quality-Dustless Olga Coal Smokeless and Dustless Soft Coal Well Screened Any business you can give us will be appreciated and we will do our best to please you in every way. Kinander Cool Co. 1006 Penna. Ave., East, Warren, Pa. PHONE 707 De Soto, Plymouth International Trucks SALES AND SERVICE C. l.. lvlader Motor Soles 616 Penna. Ave., East Corlzplinzents Of A. C. Klrlaerger and Son Y 4 - T 4 Compliments Uf Insurance 0 410 VVar1'en National Bank Building I 'V 4 51101 + -- Ju l Mullen Drug Co. K'Keepsake Diamonds WATCHES The Rexali Store JEWELRY 0 , Warren's Leading Expert Repaifing Drug Store ' . Mrs. C. A. Nichols 217 Hickory Street PHONE 467 Opp. New Process I f +' Q l 9 7 Compliments W I l. S O N of Sporting Goods Alexonder Qaslmid Co . . Department Store 'git Pays to Playn O Sir X W? Q ik . 1 . 104- Liberty St QQQS ' W Warren, Pa ' Q 4 'F 4 f111:I JP 5 May this lanzl always encourage The quest of thought, the searrh for truth In the hearts and minds of its youth. WARQEN PUBLIC LIBQAIQY has a varied and outstanding collection of books for all ages and interests. Warren High School students and graduates ' are always Welcome. 4 'P A 5 Compliments of l Warren Tonk Cor Co. Q A + f112J SENIOR AC MORRISON, LUCILLE Carnival 12, 313 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 413 German Club 121 3 Girls' Club 12, 31 3 Latin Club 121 3 Stenographers' Club 1413 Junior Shorthand Club 131. MUSCARO, MARY Stenographers' Club 141. MYERS, NORMAN Band 1213 Bookkeeping Club 12, 313 Car- nival 121. NASON, RUSSELL Basketball 1213 Carnival 1313 Commence- ment Usher 1313 Dragonette 1413 German Club 131: Hi-Y 1413 Latin Club 1213 Stu- dent Council 13, 413 Traffic Squad 141. NICHOLS, LEWIS Carnival 121. NORRIS, RUSSELL Band 121 3 Commencement Usher 1313 Dragon 1413 Football 13, 411 German Club 1313 Latin Club 121. NUHFER, ROGER Bookkeeping Club 1213 Junior Shorthand Club 1311 Stenographers' Club 141. NYBERG, HELEN Band 13, 413 Dragon 1413 Girls' Club 13, 413 Orchestra 13, 413 Stenographers' Club 141. NYSTROM, ERIC Basketball 12, 3, 413 Carnival 1311 Latin Club 121. NYSTROM, JANE Girls' Club 1413 Junior Chamber of Com- merce 1213 Junior Shorthand Club 1313 Stenographers' Club 141. OLNEY, RICHARD Carnival 131 3 Dragon 141 3 Dragonette 141 3 Junior Chamber of Commerce 1213 Ste- no9:rapher's Club 141. OWENS, DONALD Carnival 1213 German Club 121 3 Lebewohl 121 - PAPALIA, JOSEPH PARIS, LORRAINE Basketball 12, 3, 413 Candy Salesman 1213 T I V I T I E S -1C0ntinued1 Lusj Carnival 12, 313 Chorus 1213 Girls' A. A. 12, 311 Girls' Club 131: Latin Club 121. PARK, JEAN PATERNITE, PETER Dragonette 141. PETERS, ELEANOR Carnival 12, 3, 413 Class Officer 1313 Dragon 12, 3, 413 Dragonette 1313 Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 413 Girls' Club 12, 3, 41, President 1413 Junior Play: Latin Club 121 3 Orchestra 12, 3, 41 3 Spanish Club 131: Student Council 12, 3, 41. PETERSEN, ALLEN Boys' A. A. 13, 413 Football 13, 41. PETERSON, JEAN Carnival 12, 313 Dragonette 1413 Drum Majorette 12, 3, 413 Girls' Club 12, 3, 41. PETERSON, MARGARET Basketball 12, 31 3 Carnival 12, 313 Chorus 1213 Dragonette 1313 Girls' A. A. 12, 313 Girls' Club 12, 3, 413 Junior Shorthand Club 131 3 Latin Club 12, 31 3 Nunc et Tune 1213 Spanish Club 131. PETERSON, RICHARD PETERSON RUTH Basketball 1413 Bookkeeping Club 1213 Junior Chamber of Commerce 1213 Junior Shorthand Club 131: Stenographers' Club 141. PHILLIPS, AUDREY Assembly Plays 141 3 Carnival 121 3 Chorus 1213 Class Officer 1413 Dragonette 1311 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 413 Executive De- partment 1411 Junior P1ay3 Latin Club 1213 Nunc et Tunc 1213 Student Council 12, 31. PONSOLL, ELIZABETH Girls' Club 121. RANDALL, RICHARD A Cappella Choir 121: Assembly Plays 12, 313 Basketball 1213 Boys' A. A. 1213 Com- mencement Usher 1313 Dragon 1313 Dra- matic Club 12, 3, 41 3 Evening of Plays 1311 German Club 12, 313Hi-Y 12, 3, 41 3 Junior Play3 Lebewohl 131 3 Senior Play. RICHARDS, ALICE Girls' Club 1413 Senior Play. 4 5 + 4 Compliments of The Sciioeicrer Electric Company 4 Y SUGAR BOWL Homemade Candies Soft Drinks Ice Cream 1 I ' i i l i i i V . Quality Glasses ground in our own shop. One hour service. Satisfaction ' Guaranteed i 1 1 1 r IS T 1 Times Squore Super 3 Service YVARRENS 1 FINEST sTAT1oN Quaker State Lubrication 1 Motor Tune Up Battery Service i One Stop Service l Q N i Phone 1672 i 4 --9 4 fr 51141 SENIOR ACT RICHARDS, JAMES Assembly Plays 143: Carnival 12, 33: Commencement Usher 133 : Dragonette 13, 43 : Dramatic Club 13, 43 :Evening of Plays 133: German Club 12, 33:1-Ii-Y 12, 3, 43, Vice-President 13, 43: Junior Play: Lebe- wohl 133: Standing Committee 133: Traf- fic Squad 13, 43. RIGGS. ELEANOR Assembly Plays 12, 33: Carnival 123: Dragonette 143: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Evening of Plays 133: Girls' A. A. 123: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 : Latin Club 123 : Span- ish Club 133. RISTAU, LILLIAN A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Bookkeeping Club 123 : Girls' A. A. 133 : Girls' Club 143: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. ROBERTSON, JEANNE Leaders' Club 143: Stcnographers' Club 143- ROWLAND, MARGARET Bookkeeping Club 123: Carnival 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 33: Junior Shorthand Club 133 : Stenographers' Club 143. SADLER, RUTH Dragon 143 . SASSERSON, DOLORES Bookkeeping: Club 123: Carnival 123: Dragonette 143: Girls' A. A. 133: Girls' Club 143. SCALISE, ROBERT Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Commncement Usher 133: Football 12, 3, 43: German Club 12, 33: Lebewohl 133. SCANDRETH, IVA Girls' A. A. 123. SCHAEFFER, Basketball FRED 133: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Football 13, 43 : French Club 123 : Hi-Y 12, 3, 43. SCHMIEDEL, Chorus 123: Dramatic Club 12, 33: Latin Club 123: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43. RHEA IV 51171 I T I E S - 1Continued3 SCHULER, ARLENE Chorus 123: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenog- rapher's Club 143. SCHWARTZ, NANCY A Cappella Choir 13, 43 : Chorus 123 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' A. A. 133 : Latin Club 123 :Spanish Club 133. SEAMAN, MARYON Basketball 143: Dramatic Club 13, 43: Girls' Club 143. SEELY, FRANCES Candy Salesman 133: Carnival 12, 33: Dragonette 13, 43: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Junior Play: Student Council 133: Spanish Club 133: Nunc et Tunc 123 : Latin Club 123. SHARP, DONALD A Cappella Choir 133: Chorus 123: French Club 123. SHEARER, ISOBEL Bookkeeping Club 123: Chorus 123: Girls' A. A. 12, 33: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. SIMMONS, JAMES Carnival 12, 33: Latin Club 123: Spanish Club 133. SIMONSEN, WILLIAM Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. SIRIANNI, MICHAEL Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Football 12, 3, 43. SLOCUM, GLENN German Club 12, 33. SMITH, CATHLEEN Bookkeeping Club 12, 33: Dramatic Club 143. SMITH, DOROTHY Bookkeeping Club 123: Girls' Club 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133 : Stenographers' Club 143. SMITH, GENEVIEVE Basketball 143: Carnival 133 : Girls' A. A. 12, 33: Junior Chamber of Commerce 133. + - Ae Ae -A + f--ee -v- 4 SODA FOUNTAIN Compliments and LUNCHEONETTE of ' VALQNE G CO. The . United Cigar Store D SWISS Method ' CLEANING NEYVSPAPERS MAGAZINES ' Ph 633 1 Corner of Liberty and Second e 4 1 - -V W A ? pool Billiards Warren i i Try Pool for Recreation l Chamber gl: Commerce . i Conzpliments Rooms 310-312 of Q ' ' NVQ., B1l8cT C. Warren Billiard mm im rust O B 'ld' Academy ul mg 223 Penna, Ave., VVest wvarren, Pa. XVa1'ren, Pennsylvania - f -fr L- Y Lnsj A + + + I Gifts That Are Dificerent Bethel Book Shop 308 E. Main Youngsville, Pa. Religious Pic. 81 Plaques Books and Bibles Greeting Cards and VVrapping F i COlIlfJIiIllPIIf.t' Of Tuclcefs Shoe Store 'riiirs SQUARE Stationery Yvarren, Pu. PHONE 270 llexican Hand Crafts I 4 fr .+ fr + f + + Complinzezzhv of Convvoy's Barber Shop Under YVarren Bank Sz Trust Qneida Lumber and Supply Corporotion LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Rlanufacturers of Quality Cabinet and Bfiiliwork -I-05 Beech Street VVarren, Pa. I fr -4 Y f119J WAI KFRS CFI FBQATED Homogenized Milk Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Chocolate Milk Walker Creamery Products Co 305-315 Union St. VV n P KIZOQI SENIOR ACTIVITIES-1Continued3 SMITH, GERTRUDE Assembly Plays 133: Band 12, 3, 43 : Book- keeping Club 123 : Carnival 12, 33 : Dragon- ette 143: Dramatic Club 13, 43, Secretary 143 : Girls' Club 12, 3, 43 : Junior Chamber of Commerce 123: Junior Play: Orchestra 13, 43: Standing! Committee 133: Stenog- raphers' Club 143. SONGER, JACK SORENSEN, EMILY Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123. SORENSEN, MARCIA Band 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Latin Cluh 123: Stenographers' Club 13, 43, Vice-President 143. SORENSON, MYRON German Club 12, 33. SPATAFORE, HELEN ROSE A Cappella Choir 143: Bookkeeping Club 123: Chorus 12, 33: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Junior Shorthand Club 13, 43: Stenog- apher's Club 13, 43. SPIES, DAVID Carnival 12, 33 3 Dragon 12, 3, 43: Execu- tive Department 143: German Club 133: Hi-Y 143: Latin Club 123: Nunc et Tunc 123: Standing Committee 133 : Student Council 123 : Traffic Squad 143. SPRINGER, RICHARD STEVENSON, MARY Chorus 123: Leaders' Club 143: Stenog- raphers' Club 143. SWICK, ROBERT Band 13, 43 : German Club 133 : Latin Club 123. TAYLOR, MARIE Latin Club 123. THOMAS, HARRIETT Band 12, 3, 43: Carnival 12, 33: Dramatic Club 143: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Nunc et Tunc 123. UHR, ROBERT Bookkeeping Club 123: Junior Chamber of Commerce 123 : Junior Shorthand Club 133 5 Stenographers' Club 143. 51211 UNANGST, DONALD Carnival 133. WALKER, DORIS Stenographers' Club 143. WEIDERT, MARY Bookkeeping: Club 123: Junior Shorthand Club 133: Stenographers' Club 143. WERT, BARBARA Dragonette 133: Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43: Girls' Club 12, 3, 43: Junior Play: Latin Club 123 : Nunc et Tune 123 : Spanish Club 133: Student Council 143. WHITAKER, DEAN Baseball 12, 33 : Bookkeeping Club 123. WHITE, JAY Band 12, 3, 43, President 133: Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43, President 143: Carnival 12, 33: Dragon 13, 43: Dramatic Club 143: Foot- ball 12, 3, 43: German Club 12, 33 : Lebe- wohl 133 : Orchestra 13, 43, President 143: Standing Committee 133: Student Council 143- WICKSTROM, NANCY A Cappella Choir 13, 43: Stenographers' Club 143. WILDER, ROBERT Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43: Carnival 133: Com- mencement Usher 133: Dragon 12, 3, 43, Editor 143: Football 12, 3, 43: German Club 133 : Gym Team 133 : Latin Club 123: Lebewohl 133: Standing Committee 123: Student Council 13, 43: Traffic Squad 133. WILLIAMS, THOMAS WILSON, MARGARET Junior Shorthand Club 133: Latin Club 123: Nunc et Tunc 123: Stenographers' Club 143. WINCHESTER, JAMES WOODRUFF, ALLEN Carnival 12, 33: Commencement Usher 133 : Dragonette 12, 3, 43: Standing Com- mittee 133: Student Council 143: TraHic Squad 143: Dragon 143. ZOBREST, LAWRENCE Basketball 133 : Boys' A. A. 12, 3, 43 3 Foot- ball 12, 3, 43. 4 5 DIEGES AND CLUST 17 john Street New York S, N. Y. Ofhcial jewelers for the Class of l945 Rings, Pins, lledals, Charms, Trophies New York Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Providence 4 -ees - + Wishing the Graduotes Success it He has achieved SUCCESS who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much, who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little ohildreng who has filled his niche and accomplished his taskg who has left the world better than he found it, whether by an im- proved lotus, a perfect poem, or a rescued soulg who 'has never lacked appreciation of earth,s beauty nor failed to express itg who has always looked for the best in others and given the best he hadg Whose life was an inspiration, Whose memory a benedictionf' Young iVlen's Christion Association f122:I A 5 Jr 5 l l C 1' - B C9 E Chevrolet Co. Omp 'mem 413 Penna. Ave., E. of . l.. l.. Johnson C9 Son Service and Ilepahs Ymmgrlt Pt A11 Makes , Cars and Trucks I Warren County's O Tieuf - Nlodern Chevrolet , l l for Home Furnishing Economical Transportation SfO1'C Y 5 4 + Compliments Games Books Gifts f School and Ofiice Supplies 0 . I Stadonery Speciahies Gamble Building Corporotion - Cleneral Cfontractor Liberty Court, War1'en, Pa. 225 Liberty Street PHONE 2238 l Phone: WARREN 2510 l l + 4 + f123J + f .. l Conzplimerzfs of The Educationol Supply Compony Painesville, Ohio I + 4 A CS' P Super Morket Quality Foods Lowest Prices +COMlVIUNlTY CONSUMER DISCGUNT COMPANY, FOTIIIBIIY C0mIllllllitY I.-0811 C0. Money to Loan Qxl5TP'41,g7 Economical Financing For Every Purpose 3 2 of Time Payment In Amounts From ti f Purchases S 1 0 to S 1 000 45431593 Autos, Stoves, Electrical Appliances Penn'a Avenue at Hickory Street, Warren, Pa. 5 L12+j Y First Visitor: Bly dear, these cakes are as hard as stone.'l Second Visitor: I know. Didn't you hear her say, iTake your pick' when she handed them around ? 1559925 lVe do not print this for its wit, Nor its poetic grace. We don't care what it says a bit Itls just to fill the space. 5 VVhat do you expect to be when you become of age ? Twenty-one. EV? How often in the still of the night, I've barked my shins at every flight, And cursed the irony of it - That l, and not the light, was litl KQV? i 'iWhat would your nose be if it was twelve inches long ? A footf, EV? A green little chemist, in a green little way, Some chemicals mixed for fun one dayg And green little grasses now tenderly wave, O'er the green little chemistls green little grave. inf? D'k' Hu 11 - 1 1 - ' P ic , 1 ay occupy part of your davenport tonight. Toni Csweetlyj : l'You may occupy all of it. Nick and I are going to Cozy. EV? See here, young man, stormed the irate father, descending the stairs at one A. II. Do you think you can stay in the parlor with my daughter all night ? l'1l try, sir, replied the calm youth modestly, but l'm really afraid l'll have to be leaving about four or live o'clock. ' I 125 J i 4 X D 6 , fs A , A if ' H U si If Q f YGUTH -THE WCDRLDS FUTU RE Compliments of the Young VVomen's Christian Association High School Girls, Club Sophomore Girls' Club 4 + l26l f f + -+ W l.on's Dinner Bell r Lunch VIEORY! l FqUNITEll EFEQRTZIWINDMDUAL SERVICE N MEATS 'MLW-WWW E X o 0 I r E Pye Aim to Please X D . Worren Knvvanus 1 Youngsville, Pa. I + L l 4' + + r Compliments Johnson Brothers of Super Market Keystcne Sheet Groceries -- Meats Metal Shop Fresh Vegetables O O Shop the Easy Ufny Phil Saglimbene I Proprietor Youngsville, Pa.- L -f L s I:127iI 4 5 CLASS OF 1945! A hearty Welcome awaits you at the Penn Bowling Center Bowling at Its Best PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS 710 Pennsylvania Ave., East Phone 9711 4 Y 4 ? Compliments of Pool I-I. Coe VVa11 Paper and Paint + Y H1281 COMPLIMENTS of Some Friends 51291 4 - f Do You Believe? Civilization had better find a way of doing away with war, or war will do away with civilization. -Dr. Preston Bradley All the problems in the world could be settled easily, if men were only willing to think. ' -Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler The good which blood-shed could not gain, your peaceful zeal shall find. -John Greenleaf Whittier In a troubled world he retains his freedom. He can own property, send his children to school, worship as he chooses, express his opinions, get his news through a free press and radio. He is an American. -Henry M. Reed My concern is not whether God is on our sideg my great concern is to be on God's side. - -Abraham Lincoln By Courtesy of I i School District ol: Warren Borough Buy Slamps and Hold War Bonds! + Y 51301 + 5 4 + Compliments of Clarence O. Swanson PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 25 Brook St. PUBLIC Warren, Pa. ACCOUNTANT PHONE 341 4 V 4 + - 5 The Stokes Studio ' FINE PORTRAITS ' COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 0 Everett A. Stoke Phone 922 312 Second Avenue I 4 -+ 51311 4 + Fighting Shoulder To Shoulder . . GREETINGS to a patriotic Class . . . from a patriotic order. You are not the men and Women of tomorrowl' but the men and Women of today! Over thirty of your number are already in the uniform of our Country. More will soon follow. All of you Will have a big part in forming this better World that all of us are hoping and praying will emerge from this War. Let us solemnly remember the Words of Stephen Decatur: Our Country, may she always be right- but right or fwrong--Our Country. Warren Lodge - - - 223 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Warren, Pennsylvania Q 'V f132J He was only a tattooer's son, but he had designs on the girlg she was an archi- tect's daughter and had plans of her own. The reason the call sailboats shew is because the make a better showin in the Y Y g breeze. EQ? iWVhy don't you let your son go out for track? 37 HI don't want him to get in with a fast crowdf' KQV? Know what will stop falling hair ? 'KYea, the floor. 1549? Hlfver hear the story of the two eyes? KINOK, Oh, you have, toof' '5 Gold Digger: Hllen are like tooth paste tubes. Another: HoW's that? The first: Ya got to give them a squeeze before you can get anything out of them. EV? When potatoes are growing, They have to be bugged. When girlies are growng, They have to be . . . ? EV? Phil: 'KWhy do you call me pilgrim ? Joan: Every time you call you make a little progress. 35620 'WVhe1'e have you been lately, Dr. Jekyll? l've been Hydeing, sirf, f133J 4 9' A- 5 Compliments of The Youngsville National Bonk Youngsville, Pa. 0 fllenzber of . . Q Wlnerlter S GROCERIES-MEATS 520 Conewango Ave. 619 Penna. Ave., E. War1'en, Pa. IT PAYS TO DRIVE UP THE AVENUE EITHER F. D. I. C. WAY 4 + 4 4. + 4 Dupont Pretestecl Paints Duco Dulux QUALITY Painting Paperhanging Clothes, Hats, and Wallpaper Furnishings I N. K. Wendelboe Co. 217 Liberty St. Warren, Pa. Estrzlzlishezl 1876 VVari'en's Oldest Independent Firm The Style Shop Johnson Sc Lundahl 4 'P 4 Y 51341 + -M M + Warren County Dairy Milk The milk thafs beiter every dayf' Cream Top Milk Krim-ko Chocolate Drink Homogenized Milk Buttermilk Vitamin D Milk Cottage Cheese Coffee Cream Butter Warren County Dairy Association 207 East Fifth Avenue Phone 233 + + 51351 , I STEIN 5 I ' I Exclusive Agency for CAROLE KING JUNIORS FOR DRESS and SPORT DESIGNED ESPECIALLY flu' YQU + 4 + + + Compliments of Youngsville Skoting Qink O For Private Parties Call 3-2811 C01npli1ncnts of 51361 Is that a cow? Yes, and that ain't no bull.', '3 Bud says, When a woman wants to make a man sit up and take notice, sits down. 5 Rowell Hoff Cin Biecka1'k's music storej- I want a copy of the 'Stolen Clerk: I am afraid I don't know of such a songf' K'Oh, it goes turn-tum-tumpty-tum. Clerk: I see. You mean the :Lost Chordiln E029 Dicky: Bly dad is an Elk, a Lion, a Ikioose, and an Eagle. hlickyz What does it cost to see him? What are you studying now? asked h'Irs. Johnson. H l'VVe have taken up the subject of molecules, answered the son. I hope you will be very attentive and practice constantly, said the mot tried to get your father to wear one, but he couldn't keep it in his eyef, 3155920 She: I suppose you're just crazy to kiss me. He: Yeah, I have to bef' Ziff? That girl is just like a pocketbook lying on the sidewalk on the first of How come ? l'Nobody ever picked het up without getting stungf' 'lThere's something wrong with you. Yes, but I keep it under my hat. ?gSsQ'9 UI hear some of these teachers lead a fast life. 'KI doubt it. None of them passed NIE this year. Lmj she just Rope.' her. I Aprilf, + 5 Compliments of Warren Axe C9 Tool + e-A + In All Ways and Always Seaae ' - :I ,,,. ,...nu11m,f..J5ulu--u .piffwll Q n g Warren Baking Ca. L13sJ 4 - + Compliments of WA R4R X NWXML, if Q Q?-1 AL 'V fight f f QG X M., wg' f Warren Gear Co 4 Y f1391l A f 4 l Roofing and Siding ln spite of wartime shortages, we can give you quick, expert service on any rooting or siding application you may want. Congratulations Class of 1945 from ,THE NUT Snop o o Walter l-lordwore Co. FOUNTAIN SERVICE DONUTS CONWE Youngsville, Pa. PQTATQ CHIPS ICE CREABI VVzu'ren Phone Youngsville and 2283-I 32211 CARMEL CORN 4 4' 4 4. 5 J, 5 Compliments of J. .C Penney Frank lzadale wan-en, Pa. Amusement Co. Q o A Nffflzere the fzialufs 201 Penna. Ave., lVest are greatest Phone 9813 4 + L 'V H401 good Doctor - You cough much easier this morning. lllary- I ought to. l practiced nearly all nightf' is-929 I heard that dear young man say, il dance like a zephyrf 'l Hzephyrl He said 'heifer ll A street car conductor might be mild-mannered, but you can bet that he tells a many people Where to get off. 'iThere's going to be a town picnic, lllac, and everyone is expected to bring some- thing. What will you bring ? Scotchman fatter serious thoughtj : l'll bring my brotherf' Waitress: 'KI have stewed kidneys, boiled tongue, fried liver, frog's legs. and pig's feetf' Customer: A'Don't tell me your troubles, Sisterg give me a cheese sandwich l ' EV? llflary: Are you going to let that redhead steal your boy friend ? Sally: 'iNever, I'11 dye first. 354923 Captain: All hands on deck. The ship is leakingfl Sailor: AW, put a pan under it and go back to bedf' Bill is so lazy he carried an onion and let the tears wash his face. LTQQS H lllary: V And did you let him kiss you? Jean: Let him? I had to help him. 1519? Dick: Late hours are not good for one. Ruth: But fine for twofl 51411 A O ' ,J 1 1 x K WHEN JOHNNY COMES wg MARCHING HOME AGAIN I Win Your f-' ' Advertising and Publicity Be In Step? Let us picture your product to the World markets in a ' ' ' e to you. manner that will bring profit and prestlg MCJRSE ENGRAVING CCD. Artists and Engraiierr Jamestown, N. Y. lliakers of illustrations and printing plates-also decorative ' ' l etc. metal etchings, stencils, name p ates, nge!! .91 GMJ '7eZl if Wilfa fJicZ'uae4 fl-1-21 f Notion-Wide Stores A N E W K I N D O F CHAIN FGOD STORE No different from other chain stores in the all important detail of immense buying facilities and ability to sell at lowest prices-but NEVV in the idea that each store is an established neighborhood store-INDIVIDUALLY OXVNED-instead of being operated by a manager. The result is BETTER methods of operation-giving the customei chain store advantage and direct contact with the OWNER, who is vitally interested in serving you BEST. 4 Y Compliments of pennsylvania Gus Company 'She Ideal quel 4 R Y Lmj Best Wishes to the Closs of IQLL5 Worren School Music: Boosters Associotion E J '1s w-ff 13 M 111' If 'ff ' I IIN 1+llI.Es.U?.l.5.s W atm FWWWWHA 1 .lf X -... r --I 'fs N 3. 1. -x I f W X ll ' . lb 1. . ,322-3112.151 5 ,. fr , 9 fi ?,2i'f '-l.'E5' 'Wm ' U fi-Q17 , ,M . .e , 55 iff H fm, .5 . f N N-I - 2 ., ,WAN . A 1 'EF I irq.. . rv- 1 Q 4 LEO D. GIBSON FUNERAL I-IOME 304- East Street, Warren, Pa. PHONE 675-J Ambulance Service A superior service that never costs more 5 often less + + G. C. MUTQPI-IY CG. 4 Y 4 5 B0 335.123 D ' 0 4 Y flu!-63 FAIYQCI-IILD G QAPP + Q 4 + Compliments of C0mP1iTfl6'7lf-V JOHN EVAN of Opefafof of CLAUDE I-I. KING ARRQORY ROLLER RINK Roofing and Sheet Rfletal and ' Contractor FORESTVIEW ROLLER RINK 615 Water St Sheffield PHONE 1977 + l 4 + + -- Compliments Compliments Of f 0 C. C. WINANS Tl-IE SAVOY CAFE INSURANCE PHONE 3090 o o 219 Liberty St. N 4 Y 4 f1481 270 Liberty St. 4 + Cwlzplifnents of Borohort-Dovis Co. + V A CKNOWLEDGMENTS Few people realize the amount of time and Work that is required to publish a yearbook, especially in a war year such as this, when labor is scarce and materials scarcer. But as the 1945 DRAGON staff realized this, they doubled their efforts that a yearbook might be possible in spite of all obstacles. l am indebted to all of the DRAGON staff for their splendid cooperation, and especially to Jay White, the business manager, who also acted as editor in my absence. I also want to thank our advisers, hir. Bathurst, bliss Hurd, and Nlr. Young, for their patience and understanding. To llr. Rlorse of the llorse Engraving Company for prom-pt and effi- cient service, and to Nlr. Nlohr of The lllohr Printery, who helped the DRAGON through many difficulties, and to all who helped the publication in any way I extend my most appreciative thanks. ROBERT WILDER, Editor in Chief, 1945 DRAGON. 4 4? 51491 + --W-1 ev 4 T WGFTSD -l-FGHSICGT' CSV Conzplinzents Storage Co. of IVE Illow the Pyorlzl n i MEQLE GQAHAM Local and Long Distance Hauling 9 o SHOES SHINED 105 Madison Avenue HA'fS CLEANED PHONE 1195 i Y 1 Night cans 2954-R of 1665 lmh CHOCOLATE 4 + L wr + +W- GLSQN Q91 BJERS Compliments Service Station Friendly Service of EVEIQETT I-I. EDDY AGENCY o . 0 Pennsylvania Avenue, YV.-est, l Corner Laurel St. IIIXUFIIIICE for Every VVa1'1'en, Pa. Need ---Agv 4 -- ----el H1501 D. YV. Lewis R. XV. Lewi Lewis Market LCATERINYESERVICE I I No Job Too Large QUALITY MEATS Dleat Specialisis Sinfe 1890 L 4 7,4 5 -, If It's Refreshment Y0u're Looking For, You YVil1 Find w 1 1 5 It at the Cozy Comer i Cokes h Light Lunches Home-made Candy I L.LLLL.,LL,.LLu-L - 51511 + --'-- + +V Compliments Cvfllplimffnfs Of of I I ELI GOQDON o I YVe Buy Your Waste and Scrap I Seneca Lumber and Supply CO. Phone lZ7O 1 + - + 4 Y + Y + +4 - + Congratulations Compliments of to the Class . . I:rlencIIy Service of 1945 Diner I I-IQFI: BUSINESS . QQLLEGE i . ' Corner of Penn. I Wa1'ren, Pa. and Laurel I I 4 4 4 - + H1521 Blah-'K' ec wit . V5 ho made the hrst nitride. Richards: Paul Revere. 'iYou're fired, said the janitor to the furnace. iif-925 Fran Seely: Help! Stop him! He tried to flirt with meli' Cop: Calm yourself, ladyg there are plenty more. Blake hay While the sun shines, and rye while the moon shines. 35.425 HBarb's face is her fortunef' How long has she been broke ? EV? Politician- Well, dearie, l was electedfi Wife - Honestly ? Politician -- Well, what difference does that make ? E929 Tom: lXfIy grandfather was a great western politician in his dayf, Dick: What did he run for?', Tom: The border. EWS Joe: Say, aren't those socks inside out? Blow: Yes, my feet got so hot l turned the hose on them. She was only a fireman's daughter but she surely went to blazes. EQ? Caller: 'fGood morning, hflrs. Smith. l'm from the electric company. Is there something in this house that won't work? hits. Smith: 'fYes, he's upstairs. 51531 6, Charles lvl. Ferrell 1 o Klodern Floor Coverings 122 Penn'a Ave., WVest + A v l 5 + l North Warren Feed and Supply Co. Poultry and Animal Feed Seeds and Fertilizer Paints, Glass, and Building lVIaterial PHONE 1842 North Warren, Pa. 4 + 4 + 5 4 + . -owaunsl C07llf1lllII6Ill'5 of + I ' Y Smiths Drug Store AK RS B E ' Drugs and Soda Fountain Cleaning . . Pressing . . Repairing 211 Third Avenue g WH1'fCD, Pa. One of the greatest aids to success 212 Perma' Ave E' in life is a good appearance. Warren, Penna' Let us take good care of your Wardrobe Y 9 4 4 51541 furnace at National Forge el from flcrtrzr 1n1'Iting of .mf ouring mf!! A 1 P + 51551 + - i WELL DCDNE... CLASS or as HOSE famous Naval words, YVell Done, have come to denote the highest praise that can be bestowed, on the production line, as well as the fighting line. ln completing your years at XVarren High School, under all the uncer- tainties of war conditions, you also have well earned the 'fWell Done recog- nition, not only from your families and friends, but from the entire Wa1'ren County civic and industrial community. Consequently we trust that amid all the well deserved congratulations you are receiving, you will include this sincere lVell Done from the officers and workers at National Forge. Notional Forge ond Qrdnonce Co. IRVINE, VVARREN COUNTY, PENNA. We fllalee Our Own Steel ARM X , X 'X 'm J xxx K 3 it f : ' sf-f'Lf'!- 41 f gw,t 4 -- - + 51561 First ink spot: Hey, where's your brother, Drip ? Second ink spot: Oh, he's in a pen doing a sentence. MV? You have never kissed so wonderfully before, Laura. XVhy is that? Because U we are in a blackout? No. lt's because my name is Vera. E029 lVIrs. Brown fdisplaying large lampshade she has just boughtj : Hlsnlt that per- fectly lovely, dear ? lVIr. Brown flocking anything but pleasedj: lf you wear that to church to- morrow, you'll go alone. Belle: 'KWe,re going to give a shower for the bride. Dumbelle: Count me in. l'll bring the soap. 15.4925 Father Qto four year old sonf : Will you have a piece of duck, Johnny? Johnny: Yes, please. Duck is my favorite chicken except turkeyf' 155929 What made Doolittle an aviator ? HI-Iis motherll' How's that? She always spanked him with a fly-swatterf, E925 H Brown: I want some salad. VVaiter: What kind-shrimp ?,' Brown: Don't get funnyf' lXlacLaren Cin a barber shopD : How long will l have to wait for a shave ? Barber: About two years, sonnyf, f157J + 5 4 5 Complimentx of the Warren Sbeet Metal W Shop Nels Valentine Sons Disposal Service 112 Penna. Ave., West The Prompt, Economical way to dispose of garbage and rubbish in Warren, North Warren, Russell, Youngsville and Sheflield 0 PHONE-WVARREN-1063 + + L + 5 5 If there were no dificulties there would be no triumphs Compliments of West Penn Gil Compony Warren, Pa. Nlarketers of Petroleum Products 4 + Lissj + s4 - -W + For SMARTEST STYLES and the BEST BUYS Buy at I ' u .- '. l.l,l 'W'hy Not Try KRESGE'S MODERN LUNCHEON COUNTER LUNCHES - SANDWICHES DESSERTS S. S. KQI-SGP CQ T - + 51591 Compliments 5 A 5 Plate and Window Glass Store Fronts a Specialty Of C. W. EDGETT PLANING MILL Contractmg and Building Rental Floor Sanders Mirrors X Commonweolth 42--I-6 Clark Street Laundry Warren, Pa. 4 'r 4 + 4. t + 4 BEST VVISHES Compliments TO THE of CLASS OF 1945 O Gaughrfs Drug Creed A. Erickson Store Insurance I Warren, Pa. 4 4 4 1+ f160J Yes, Juke, Jean told me that she dreamed of dancing with you last nightf, Yes 'KAnfd she woke up to find her kid brother pounding her feet with a Hatironf' EV? hiikez Last Week I was speaking to 20,000 people in hladison Square Gardenf, Tike: Yea? What did you say? IVIike: Peanuts - popcorn- cracker jack - and candy I 155925 Him Con golf courselz Par is 72.,' Her Con samelz Is that so? How old is ma? 1542925 Guest: 'iNow, don't trouble to see us to the door lu Hostess: 'AOh, it's not any trouble, it's a pleasure. inf? I snore so loudly I wake myself up. That,s easy. Sleep in the next roomf' EV? Chuck - What is so rare as a day in June ?,' Nick- The thirtieth of February. - Lend me sixty-live cents, I want to get a hair cut. - Here's fg3400,000. Get ,em all cut. 5 What's a divorce suit? The opposite of a union suit. EV? Tailor -- i'Do you want a cuff on the trousers? YI 37 VVoody - Do you want a slap on the mouth? 5 161 J + Freeman Q. Peterson Funeral Home 1003 Pennsylvania Avenue, East :: YVarren, Pa. Q F n - 4 i BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1945 C 7 DYKE S DA! QY + f See YQ. ISHS X .. Bee X ' 'Por the Best in Anything Electrical 4 - + f162J + -A w.-.---- V + GEORGE M. IRVIN Groceries - Meats - Sporting Goods 0 401 Conewango Ave W31'fCU, Pa. Confections TI-IIE TUIQNEQ FQADIO Electrical Sales and Service 0 Liberty at Third Ave. PHONE 687 SI-IOP 51631 TO THE CLASS OF 1945 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST VVISHES from the G. G. Greene Manufacturing Corp IM E TA LVSTAMPINGSI + - v 51641 Zlfl Allen: Ullarriage is a fifty-fifty proposition Noecker: Yeah, fifty for this and fifty for that Bliss Finley: K'YVhat was lVashington's greatest obstacle? Class: He couldnlt tell a lie. EBV? Ziff? Ike: VVhere've you been ? Blikez ln a phone booth talking to my girl but someone xi anted to use the phone so we had to get outf' 5 Klan: Bly shaving brush is very stiff. l wonder what s wrong xx ith lt? VVife: I don't know. lt was all right yesterday when l painted the bird cage EV? Peg Finley: 'iThese moth balls are no good' Druggist: Why not ? Peg: HI threw nine of them and didn't hit a single moth When you say The jokes are poor, The stories are plotle The editorial punk, And the year book A literary wreck, Did you ever Stop to think that lt might be YOU, Not the DRAGON? Large beer, Aeted queer, Policeman near, Ends career. S l 51651 + -+ 4 ? Autobody Qepoir Co. BEST WISHES Cor. Perma. Ave., E., and Park Street to the ' CLASS OF 1945 COLLISION SERVICE You put them in YVe take them out o GLASS DUCO TOPS ' United Cooperatives TIRE ALIGNMENT FRAME STRAIGHTENING Inc. 4 V 4 ' + V+ + + i Warren Dry Cieoning , . Bartsciw Furniture Co. Company O I Insured Nfarry the Girl, Moth Proof Cleaning on Woolens Elf D0 CXt1'?l COSI' Alain Ojfice: 1507 Penn'a Ave., E. Branch Store: Penn'a Ave. and Market St. VVARREN, PA. Y 4 51661 lVe'll Furnish the Home 0 52-60 Penn'a Ave., East PHONE 122 Warren, Pa. To Cor Friends, The Closs of IQLL5 Good Luck Always ond I-loppiness Forever THE CLASS CDF louo + W + + Clllllplilllfllfj' of the I Do you wish to dispose of that can of rubbish, old furniture, etc.? just phone 1413 and we will give you prompt and courteous service I Zonto Warren Disposol Co 111 Penna. Ave., VV. 4 . M f L + 31. 13. ,J vifqzimz XLS. A G A s Ef ,. ' PHE UNITED REFINING COMPANY AND EMBLEM OIL COMPANY VVISH THE CLASS of 1945 THE FULLEST MEASURE OF SUCCESS 1 Y 51681 walk ? 1 What's your husband's approximate income ?' Oh, about two a. m. KQV? l was thinking -- Impossible! -- that though the high cost of living may g writing paper will always remain stationery. Pete: Comb your hair! Haven't you any pride ? o up, Bill: 'lNog I haven't my comb. llliss Steinhoff, coming into the room - Did I hear someone use the word ainlt? J. Richards- I donit know. It ain't me. Co-eds' hlotto: Better the lips be calloused than the feet. 31556929 Cop to Hotch Wilder: VVhat's the idea of leaving that car parked on the side ,J Hotch: l'Well, the sign says 'No parking in the street.' H 35.41925 'PH l'You say she's considered rather fast Well, she does one lap after another. EV? Buck: Did they convict that night club dancer ? Toni: No, They couldnlt get anything on her. E929 That girl that just went by was Gypsy Rose Lee. Reallyl l didn't recognize her with her clothes on. from Compliments of penn Furnace and Iron Company X XV81'1'CD, Pennsylvania Phone, VVarren, Pa., 35 CQNIPLETE TRANSFER SERVICE MASTERSON TRANSFER 00. EENERRX. IIIIU I-IRG IIDIS TIRE 4 -L E101 CGNGIQATULATIGNS SENIQRS Y +1 b fa nw I ybJ d Ti-IE WARREN I-HG!-I SCI-IQQI STUDENT CCDUIXICII. BEST WISHES 5 Af + CROGHAN NAIYIE CARDS fl Complete Line for Success and Happilless Superior in Nlaterial and Craftsmanship O i . Crogan Engraving and Printin Co. Dr. L. E. Chapman 9 . Fremont, Ohio 4 4' 4 Jr- ? Jr Cofnplinzenfs Conzpliments of 1 of the E. Evefts Solar Electric: Corp Hardware Co. , VV21I'1'C1'l, Perma. llanufncturers Supplies for A of VICTORY GARDENS INCANDESCENT PHONE S2 LAMPS 4 4 + f172:I 'Tm a vegetarian. live gone to that church all my life. E925 There was a going-rounder named Lou Who made up a batch of home brew. He took a wee nip - Just a moderate sip, Funeral -Tuesday at two. E929 The boy stood on the burning deckg Relief ships blew their hornsg Alas! He could not move, because The heat had popped his cornsl KQV? lllac - K'Been to church this morning ?', George - Neg do my clothes look as though theyld been slept in? EV? Prof. - 'WVhich is correct, a herd of camels or a drove of camels? Student- 'il always thought they came in packsf, 5 He was a farsighted manf, How so ? K'He had a Ere extinguisher put in his coHin.'l Ev? pl? Left: Right: ls Rockefellerls money tainted. K'Yeah, twice. Tain't yours and tain't mine. E929 Fresh.- What's peculiar about hlississippi? Soph. I donit know. YVhat Fl' Fresh. - Hlt has four i's and cah't see. Soph. Yah, but itls going to sea. L 173 J COMPLIMENTS ofthe The Food Lockers COMPLIMENTS OF Cloir J. Beyer PHONE 2284 CONTRACTING 51741 5 A 5 Qualify First-Semire Ailwaysu Victor i-I. Qtterle Florist 18 Hertzel Street PHONE 444 Warren, Penna. 4 4 South Side Cash Market 102 St. Clair St. PHONE 149 QUALITY MEATS Branded Steer Beef Only Bird's Eye Frosted Foods OUR iX1OTTO! Cleanliness Free Delivery Service + + CONTPLIMENTS OF Some Friends 4 4? 11753 + A--W + COMPLIMENTS OF Floriclin Company, Inc. VVarren, Penna. 4 fr + 5 FUN EXERCISE Arcade Q6-crecntion IIXHAD LAWSON, Prop. Try Bowling for Your Health's Sake 237 Pennsylvania Avenue, West Warrexl, Pa. 4 'Y 51761 + W ? + Coizzplifzzezztx of Conzplimelzls Sunray Electric, Inc. of ' B. V. Lesser llanufacturers of FLUORESCENT LAMPS O and FUSE PLUGS Insurance 4 -4? 4 + t Jr XVELDING F. E. REDDING B and Wm. GENERAL IIACHINE WORK Real Esfafe A single piece or a production job Betts Machine Co YVoo1Worth Building 1800 Penna. Ave., W. i VVarren, Pa. 4 4 51771 hir. Kamerer: Young man, Why do I find you kissing my daughter P Farrell: Ml guess, sir, it's because you wear rubber heels. 5541929 llary had a little yacht, She sailed the ocean blue, Whenever Nlary wanted eggs, A She made the ship lay to. EV? They called the baby Steamboat, because they had to paddle it behind Blair: Will your watch tell time ?'l Brown: Nope, you have to look at it. EQ5 Noecker: Give what you consider the most memorable date in history lNou, not the one Anthony had with Cleopatra. 9 He burned along the boulevard, He burned across the hill, He burned into a trolley-car. Suppose hels burning still? 265925 Her father: HBIV dauffhter sir, sprang from a line of peers. . b 3 Willyr: VVell, I jumped off a dock once, myself. Farrell: Doctor, I'm afraid there's something wrong with Doctor: WVhy should you Worry? Therels nothing in it. EV? SAD WORDS Of all sad words that bring us sorrow, The saddest are: a test tomorrow. I:17Sj my head 7, 5 4 + You Betty Lee will enjoy shopping at o l-loagvall l-lorclware Company Vw'arren's Store For Smart 0 Young VVomen East Side V 4 i A Conzplinzents ' Colnplinzents of Nine-Q Goroge 206 Penna. Ave., E. Q. K. MCLEAN Neal Plumbing Building o Scientific Wheel Aligning z ' ' l CmadaDIiii.ibSQl,ger A 6 Frame and Axle Straightening Wheel Balancing I 24- Hour AAA Service 103 Crescent Park I PHONE 134 PHONE 90 4 -'V 4 V 51791 + - i ay We as graduates realize that success lies not only in achieving what We are aiming at, but in aiming at what We ought to achieve. Let us aim high and work toward a just and lasting peace for which We all must do our part, even as We are doing in war. THE CLASS OF 1945 51303 Compliments Of lexos Lunclw 212-214 Penna. Ave., VVest Warren, Penna. v + + Templeton Funerol I-lome RUSSELL W. Tr:MPLEToN Corner Prospect and Madison Ave. Call 2130 Expert Ambulance Service Lady Attendant A modern service for Warren and vicinity conveniently located PHONE 429 071 Warren's East Side 4 + 4 V 4+ 5 4 ? ' ' ' Conzpliinents Kung An' Service E of the PHONE 2388 Crescent lzlorol . Gorclens PRIVATE ' COBQREIERCIAL INSTRUCTOR COURSES VVC Fill Free Ground School Your Flower Needs r E 1 4 + 4 V 51811 + - + Warren County News W J T N 12-PO on your Dial .........,..,.,....,..............,.,......,,......,,,.. ....,,,,..... B lue Network LQCAL NEWS llonday thru Saturday ,......,..,...,....................,...,.,.,.,.......,.,...,,,,.. ,..1:15 P. Bl. ROUNDUP OF WEEK'S NEWS Sunday ...,........,... .,,......,..........,....,......,,,,....,......,............,.....,,,,...,.........,..., 1 200 P. NI. CALLING VVARREN Thursday ,,...... ..............,. ,.,.,. ..............,...................,..........,,.,........,.........., 4 : 1 5 P. IW. STJY TUNED TO TFIE BLUE NETPVORK-WJ TN JABUESTOVVN 4 - Y 4+ + Cj0lllf2li7Ill?IlfS Uf The North Warren Civic Club 4- A- - + KISZI giWllCI'6 is the center of population around here ? Wha,d ye mean ?', i'VVhere is the population the densest?'l At W. H. S., of course. KQV? XVillie: Did your watch stop when you dropped it on the sideu alle W' Betty: Of course, silly. Do you think it would go through?', EW? cc ! H Boss: You should have been here at nine o clock. New Employee: HVVhy, what happened F 131923 Nick: Let,s cut class today and go to the YVillie: K'Can,t do it, I need tl1e sleepf, Clerk in bookstore: This book will do half you show. Customer: Fine, I'l1 take two. Teacher: Do you Want to go to Heaven, Betty? r work for you Betty: Thanks, but Mama said I must come right home from Sunday School 155929 ls he lazy? Lazy? Say, man, that fellow is so lazy he hitches to save the energy of knocking the ashes off his cigar. EQ? Visitor: l'And what's your name, my good man ?'l Prisoner: H9742. Visitor: Mis that your real name ?l' Prisoner: No, it's my pen name. '3 Jim: HI-low did you enjoy your horseback ride ?H Joe: 'KI never thought anything filled with hay eou Lissj a ride in Julana s Ford in order ld be so hard rf-' + f 4 ? f4'5lx Sf.-envy 2, 1 1 ll As long as you can remember l W Iii? I Plso's has been the favorite re- Jfx jflfk ll lief for coughs and colds. Smce V 1f,,:,:q e'i ' ' lj' '64, mothers have kept ' W' 5 ': ' al -5- V gg Pfsokhandyinthq N.-,me and 1 'fri used it to prevent little coughs i L, ,xx and colds from growmg bug. 'im'Her-fg: - 1 - 1' L11 - - , - Ig Q1-. fllfssjgffplsglmilf argl? 10 have the SUFT 11111125 111 If ' QQNQ1 Ll tion and soothes throat tickle. hfe ji wwlluill At all druggists. to 5i:'z'?::1y'i:',?'zs :2zz JUST , N I -Hmm 1 Pound the hard thmgs soft 5 21 l?lEP's, X.. ,ff-' ' ll f N 1' W uf Zi : 1 Ill! 263' 1 In coughs Lutz Funeral Home 1 ang VV111. E. Lutz wVHl'l'CH, Pa. N it f fn ' 1- 1 + + V ft aizft the yum, nor the f1I'll1Il7NE1If I Nor funds that tlzzfy ran fJflj',- Bur the cloxe C0-0fJl'7'IIfl0lI that .fllakes them 'Z,UiIl the zlzzy. It airft Zlze indizfidurlfs, nor The army as fl whole But ffm rifrlastilzg ff'!llIIiU07'k Of ffwry bloomin' soul. - Creziifm' fo R. Kipling. I Bool 542 PENNSYLVANIA AVLW. TOJa'rren's 'Popular Cgamily ,Shoe ,Store +7 - - 1 Y 51341 -f f 5 l QLEN C0 I Q 95 U4'l:L Complimmztx of A ,,,e... FEDERATION I MOTOR cw' Williams Solvoge Co. Dependabmty YVe buy youn wa te material has been established through years of O E 3 FS . 2' P F,- FU CD P 4 4. 'TJ :- O :: fb IQ NO ..- +- I S7 0 -4 m 'L' ni FD .-f 'P 4 BEST WISHES of 3' A 'C W JA: -I :J- fD C? 32 h CD 5 :J 5 E 5 on R4 92 m - Q C U- +- 51851 ,,,V3,2f , 7, . Y! 23 ld. . iagffpyfzf-ff,fQ.V.y' , ,,,,E,,Cg ,,f.Z'.Z,Qf,aff I Pj -'fr-ff f' five.-f-y.,4' .ff 4 I Q. I , l fM '79g ffff Compliments of Sylvania Electric products, Inc. M.-XRKETERS OF RADIO TUBES, INCANDESCENT LAMPS FLUORESCENT LAMPS FIXTURES AND ' ACCESSORIES ELECTRONIC DEVICES 0 THREE PLANTS IN IVARREN 4 V f1S6:I + ee as e + Congratulations and Best WVishes i for a Happy and Useful Church Life Worren County ivlinisteriol Associotion + - fr + 5 I C. C. Smith G Annex Plymouth Dodge Buick Mack Trucks ACKN OVVLEDGMENTS The secret of success is cooperation. To accomplish anything one must have the wholehearted interest of everyone involved. VVe, the Dragon static of 19-I-5, wish to express our sin- cere thanks and appreciation to the many people who have made this vol- ume of the Dragon possible. VVe es- pecially wish to acknowledge the help- ful advice and cooperation given us by Mr. Mohr of The Mohr Printery and Mr. Morse of the Morse Engrav- ing Company. WVe also wish to thank our advisers, Mr. Bathurst, Miss Hurd, and Mr. Young, for their pa- tience and understanding and for helping us to make this issue a suc- cess. 1945 DRAGON STAFF. i 4 fr 4 Y 51371 cgzagzw' C f .161-ffl! if U4 ,.14f:C, if ,.fz,.f, ,wvrff-V irfzffaff f4!Aff7yp,:g0J4: f 7,545 Lyn A311 U J ,- , f T Xu My A 4 Q. C ',.. , A.,.y ff 4-fof'v,j L n' M ,I :tif dy Avy, ., ,fp .MY,,r f x 54' . kj ,AX ,gil I, jfjjpfjjj F 'xx X: I xv! X I h I ' 12 'Vx 1 KT , VV Of ' f J K Jw ,dj M , j J! X I N Q D N ff! i Nl I W ' f A N1 fj' J f j 1 J Lf 'N ' I - W i - ' f ,mv , Ill J . J I I 45 XJ Lf JV J VJ' Q -,' If XI J 2 plljjy FJ fy ,W My U Y ' ,J ,xx ' x I v j I lf A VU! NJ I fv Q j X U N F Y I , 7 1 x X x Q N, SN , 5 lfv' 1, I