Wellsboro Area High School - Nessmuk Yearbook (Wellsboro, PA)

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THE NESSMUK LEIGH J. PALMER Hi-Y 13, 49g A. A. 1295 Junior Orchestra 129 Leigh is one of our commuters from down Mid- dlebury way and if you hear him coming in late some morning you may know the bus was late. Not hav- ing heard what his ambition is we're going to wish him success anyway. ANNA PARRY Anna entered W. H. S. in the senior year and from all appearances she is contented. Certain foot- ball players seem to have an attraction for her. EUNICE M. PEPPERMAN Glee Club 1499 A. A. 12, 3, 493 Basketball 1295 Hi-Y 12, 3, 49 Eunice joined the class way back in the second grade and she liked us so well she has been with us ever since. Her laugh is as sunny as her hair and has brightened many a dreary day. She is a Home Economics student and we wonder how she intends to apply her skill when she has finished her course. IOLA W. POPE Hi-Y 12, 3, 493 Hi-Y President 1395 Hi-Y Treasurer 1495 A. A. 12, 3, 49: Class Secretary 1295 Dramatic Club 13, 493 Business Manager Nessmuk 1495 Basketball 12, 3, 495 Glee Club 12, 493 Senior Sextette 1495 National Honor Society Iola is one of the most popular members of our class. She is taking the Commercial Course and has a high scholastic standing. Her executive ability has been the pride of the class ever since we entered high school. Nor would it do not to mention her helpful service as Business Manager of the Nessmuk. SIDNEY A. POWLISON A. A. 12, 3, 493 Hi-Y C493 Glee Club C49 Sid is one of our most carefree students. Let those people who like to, worry -that's his motto. English is his stumbling block and Sidney's smile was wider than ever when he had completed his four years. VW Z v.g1j1'W2.lS I J x Mr CXJQ' ji' X, Tf-- L we

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Page Twenty-Eight TH E NESSMUK CLAYTON C. MOSHER A. A. 42, 3, 435 Basketball 433: Band 42, 33: Glee Club 42, 3, 435 Class Treasurer 4433 Hi-Y 443 Clayton said Farewell to high school once but he couldn't live without us so he returned. A number of our projects have benefited because he did. DOUGLAS M. MOSHER Football 42, 3, 43, Track 42, 3, 43: Basketball 443: Dramatic Club 43, 435 A. A. 42, 3, 43 During the fall and spring Douglas can usually be found on the Athletic Field. Nevertheless we are in- clined to think his evenings are spent elsewhere. He picks 'em Young, ROBERT A. MYERS A. A. 42, 3, 433 Football 42, 333 Basketball 42, 33: Band 42, 335 Orchestra 42, 333 Hi-Y 42, 3, 43: Class Vice President 4433 Assistant Football Manager 443 Bob's motto seems to be, Eat, drink and be merry for to-morrow we die, because his school work never seems to bother him although he has told us he is especially fond of French. His athletic achieve- ments speak for themselves. ' CLARENCE E. .NELSON A. A. 42, 3, 43 Somehow or other Clarence is always getting into trouble with the teachers but this only shows how entertaining he is to the student body. PAUL G. NUGENT Football 42, 3, 433 A. A. 42, 3, 43: Glee Club 443: Hi-Y 443: Basketball Manager 43, 435 Nessmuk Stat 443 Do you hear a buzzing noise in Study Hall? Never mind, lt's just Paul telling Mackie all about what happened last night. Paul has been with our class ever since it was a class and everyone knows and likes him. What more can be said? 'ffl ., Lrnffvg gf' 2?flf, Hpggggfe

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S . lv 1 1 7 Page Thirty THE NESSMUK DOROTHY R. PRESIT Dorothy is one of the smallest of our classmates, also one of the quietest. She seems to spend her entire time in school studying. We wish her the success she is sure to get. JOSEPH PRESIT A. A. 12, 37 Joseph lives at the Junction and has a long walk to school every day. Nevertheless he is usually pres- ent and on time. Joseph is rather quiet-except among those he knows well-but that does not mean that his sense of humor is undeveloped for he en- joys a joke as much as anyone. ELWOOD D. PRESTON A. A. 147: Dramatic Club 1433 Glee Club 143 Elwood joined the ranks of the class this year. He is rather quiet and so we didn't all know him very well. We wonder whom he rides to school with every day. WILSON A. RICE A. A. 12, 3, 43 Not a 1adies' man, not a lover of books, not a devotee of music, not a humorist, not a dreamer of dreams, but 9. sincere person, an able mathematician and a friend as one man to another. Wilson came to us from Blossburg and we never have and never will regret it. CECIL K. ROBERTSON Band 12, 3, 471 Hi-Y 1411 A. A. 1452 Orchestra 12, 3, 411 Glee Club 141 . Zeke is one of the standbys of the orchestra. Also he is very good-natured about doing errands with his car. His hair may be carroty but no one ever saw him ill tempered. In fact, his jolly laugh about irritating things has helped brighten many an otherwise dull day. 273 Q Y gx ,!,...,7. 7 , YL 'A X-A if J J X 'J ii-1 Ea'a..g.-'riggee 1