West Franklin High School - Tatler Yearbook (Worthington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1942 volume:

gif., Af' ., ,. 4, ., Kiyf-it' 'V I t'Nv...x., Y 1 ll XR ff l'?j-' , , s a' ff +1 .-4Q l , t F' 4 X ' A f f ,.,- r in Q e , M-N! A f jf' U 2.,.. --qv . , sn' X X . 1 if t 'ffffi riggr f i 1 A FOREWORD Our intention in printing this, the '42 edition of the Tatler , is to put in picture and verse the joy that can only come from happy association with our classmates in school. We hope the underclassmen and other friends of the school will gain as much pleasure from reading this book and recalling happy memories as we know we, the class of l942, will. ls, the seniors of 1942, respectfully dedicate this issue of 'The Tatler' to Misa Stockdale Kiss Stockdale faithfully holped us through our difficulties, successfully coached our Senior Play, and assisted us in making our year book one of the best put out by this school In the years to come Miss Btockdsle shall always live in our memory as our counselor and guide Dedication ,xl '1 '-V V V. 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Henry, Secretary W. H. Lewis Arthur Gaiser R. C. Morrison Walter Baird J. G. Pfaff Frank Bowser R. L. Flick C. S. Weaver - A T'f-Uffiffl 124. t x l M155 Mitchell Miss Stockdale Mr Llc-:ardy gown. N G- Cl N Snyd M 'Roi hard J T H YP gf Z ZGS XL Xi gizmy-m.::-Jffm-2-'Qz.o,Qf-fam-C-Z-cf? X A-iii, n 5 3 me oo rs. cv- wr. N V i ? . 4 fvliss u ovak Nvicfa 00 Miss Leslie lj! -ftzijf :li ' 1:::.'NQ,N- 127. I' -2.45-3-5-1 ---:Z---I-Z-22' ZIQOUR SCHO 0 1, EE TH INGTON WEST FQANKLIN IGH CH OOL. The,Yorth1ngton High School was organised in 1929 Tw years later a Joint school was formed including Worthington Borough and West Franklin Township The present building was erected during the summer of 1931 and the first classes were held in it September 21 The building was dedicated Friday evening, November 27, with Dr J Linwood Eisenburg, President of Slippery Rock Teachers College, as the main speaker of the occasion On June 17, 1955, the first graduating class, a group of twenty six students, received their diplomas Since that first commencement, s group of students each year have Joined the alumni ranks and gone out in search of a place in the world The international crisis now existing has scattered Worthington West Franklin graduates to the ends ot th9 llrthe 43 Editor in-Chief Assistant Editor in Chief Sports Editor Business Department Assistants . . . Production Editor . . YEAR BOOK STAFF Typists . ........... ............... ......... Art Editor . . .... . . Harold Resinger Rosanna Shearer Arbutus Anthony Robert Ruth Mgr Harry Vensel . . . . . ean Bowser Richard Shearer . . .Dorothea Bauer . . .Charles Bofiner Virginia Ruffaner John Pavlik jean Waddell Alice Roofner AlbertPatsy Society Editors ................................. Maybelle Bundy ' - J A -, is ,f v 1.- i' I J f ,, 1 f ,. 5 2.- uf - 1 Jw ,dx- 1' , S I ' Al E' If 4' , e , 1 ' f 1.4 sf ' I ,A - J. X ' Jai 5. 4 yfld , K , l' , ' ffl' X,-. , . 4,-'. w 'P uhh f 1 . f 1 xg' , r e xr ' . I x I ll in-v 4,5 ru. , ,'l'Sw'lB-KU' .5 .4.'4.11iBil f-111' ., ' X BMJ Ed W .Z-:Z b 'arf o Ha JE B g ale, Tm Mun Bw Ma b H A Um A a af, XJ 6 C Y w w Elma DMS: ef R, 'diff - T N T N E 1 n ? f . f Q I' A Q P had H wg gall t no ay ou coJuld co nt onh d y JG ay ww w He C0 H71 8' JURQEG 3 mumfmm In OVITIQ YQTHCTTXI7 an cof ad parted classm 13 CTTn2m Jgaseplx Nov so 1924 Nov H, :Wo Q KN! Ss Arbutus Anthony Dorothea Bauer Clan' Benton Charles Bofmger Dwrght Bouch Gordon Claypoole Dale Miller Jack McGrady Mary ane O Donnell KEYHOLE QUALITIES She rs our best soprano She studles the plano Wrth all the boys she makes a hxt She s always ready to say her but Glee Club l 2 3 4 Tno 4 Sextette umor Play Semor Play A sweet and charmmg lass Who s very hrgh rn class Her smlle rs one that sure attracts And stops the fellows ln their tracks TYIO 4 Sextette 3 Semor Play Commercral Club Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Pete s got a car named osephme Uses plenty of gas and has lots of steam On the basketlball floor Pete IS our ace He kept us ln the basketball race Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Short and sweet A swell round dancer When a girl he meets Gee! what a romancerl' Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 Semor Play A little drop of mlschlef ulte a hunk of fun A great blg bunch of earnestness Thats Mr Bouch s son Gordon IS awfully quret He IS also a very good fnend Once he gets started he s a not To his mlschxef there s no end Mxller by name But not by trade Quxetness hrs fame Average hrs grades At actmg his IS really sllck A a presxdent ack s our pick He s very good rn basketball And hls populanty rates hrgh with all Basketball l 2 3 4 umor Play Semor Play Baseball team 3 Boys chorus 4 She s a glrl who goes for fun And tnes to get her school work done ln a chemistry test she stnves for A And spreads happmess m her laughing way Glee Club I 2 3 4 Junior Play Ensemble 4 Q l , , ,Q 7 gil. I,2,3: J., 3 . I ,J ' ' J xg, . '. . Q.. i - .l ' I . . ' . . sl' :. . ---A2- '1 it Albert Patsy john Pavhk Maybelle Bundy Mabel Bowser K Ann Conrad Arthur Edgington Mildred Kutsch Harold Resinger KEYHOLE QUALITIES Albert is an all round sport And hasn t much to say Ar art work he can hold the fort And sit and draw all day Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 Boys Chorus Ever ready with a suggestion Really quite an intelligent lad When in doubt he asks a question And his face is never sad Senior Play Commercial Club 3 Fills our hearts with bliss For personality theres none to compare All in all she s a cute little miss Senior Play Commercial Clulb 3 May'belle is a pretty lass Intelligent too none the less And loved by all in the Senior Class It s just something about her we guess Baslcetballl 2 3 Senior Play Mabel and Miller are in the same class The quietes-t two ofthe Senior Class. If silence is golden as we often say She ll be a millionaire some sweet day Ann is such a little miss Yet is quite a lovely dancer Her grades too are up on the list In class she generally has an answer. Senior Play' Commercial Clubs 3 Back and forth to school each clay Arthur treads the same old way He s bound to learn the A. B C s And something in the future be. Baseball 3. uite a popular friend of all the girls Is this little miss witfh the bright red curls She is never never sad To have her with us makes us glad. A saxophone player is heg An orchestra leader he'll beg A scholar everyone here can see: No one has ever seen Harold with less than a B junior Play: Boys' Chorus 4. V jean Bowser Ogur Jeanie with the light brown hair Q . 1 rd hi ' 'I' I ' 1 1 , 1 Q f l 3 t I KEYHOLE QUALITIES 1 A ' h Raymond Risoh Everyone knows that Ray. 1 I Goes for cars in a great big way: p - 3 . Speed is his only delight, Q 3 And he works for it with all his might. if N Alice Roofner Each hair in place A smiling face , A Full of grace- . ' Th-at's Alice! AQ p Q a Glee Club l, 2. ' X 1 - w . . . . . . 4' X r Virginia Ruffaner Virginia always does her share: XB' Her right-hand punch is really rare. ' gh, Q l And anyone can see her beam 'fx' 7 When fighting an invading team. ' Q Basketball 3, 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: - if Glee Club l, 2. ET' 5 Robert Ruth A quiet serious lad is he, W And a little chubby he might be. l What a jolly grocer he will make i . 'ii To be handing out your steak! V Basketball 3, 4: Glee Clufb 4: Baseball 3. 3 ' Rosanna Shearer glosanna is a quiet girl, ' e's as good a any pearl. gl Up in her studies? Well l should say! And everyone likes her in every way. g 21 Junior Play: Senior Play: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Trio 3, 4. I Richard Shearer II you need a hero for a -play, You can go to Dick any old day. fi! And when you're in trouble you just have to say, Q And Dick will help you in every way. Glee Club 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3: l 1 Junior Play: Senior Play. in Harry Vensel Harry is our ladies' man 3 l'le'll be with the girls as much as he can: I ' You seldom see him without a tie, , Why does he make all the girls sigh? I Glee Club 4: Business chairman of Junior Play: f Year Book business manager. 5 ,lean Waddell Here's a cheery little miss, i 3 Who works most all the time: lg But just let basketball come her way, Q ' She drops her work and goes to play. 4 Basketball 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: junior Play: , r Commercial Club 3. 2 i a -g 2 H F - 5. ,A its S X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We the class of 42 began our high school career September 2 l938 fifty five strong Then we were little freshies and we were fortunate rn having Mr Henry as our adviser to help us over the rough places We organized our class early in the term we elected Nancy Leidecker president Max Shearer vice president Arbutus Anthony secretary Shirley Bundy treasurer We adopted the bleeding heart as our class flower and purple and pink as our class colors We selected as our class motto We build the ladder by which we climb Since that time we have tried to build our ladder firm and strong and to steadily climb it step by step One night in October near the time when the witches wander about we cast our worries aside and enjoyed the annual Halloween party sponsored by the seniors Then ln April we had the opportunity of sponsoring our own party and we believed then that lt was about the best party that we had ever attended As the latter days of May crept upon us we felt that we had accomplished the first stefp of our ladder and were eagerly looking up toward the second step room Before many days had passed we had our first meeting and elected as our officers for the year Harold Resmger president Max Shearer vice presl dent Maybelle Bundy secretary and Nancy Leidecker treasurer The high light of this year was our own sophomore hop to which we invited the Juniors and seniors That year like all years brought innumerable pleasant experiences experiences which live only in the memory of eaoh one of us When school closed we felt a peculiar satisfaction that another step had been achieved in our ladder of success When we returned in the fall of 40 we leamed that we had as our advisor Miss Vinton the new commercial teacher. We organized again and this time we elected Jack McGrady president' Rosanna Shearer vice president' Arbutus Anthony secretary' and can Bowser treasurer. One of the real events of this term was the selection of our class rings After this exciting event the class presented Little Miss Fortune with Arbutus Anthony and jack McGrady playing the leading roles. Miss Vinton directed the play 'for us. On May 23 our class was glad to serve as hostess for the unior-Senior Prom When the final spring examinations were over we were proud that another step had been attained. September found us once again beginning our work toward the accomplish- ment of the last big step. At our first meeting we selected as our leaders for the term: ack McGrady president' Harold Resinger vice president' Ma elle Bundy secretary' ean Bowser treasurer' and Miss Stockdale as our senior advisor The year lbrought for us much work but many happy experiences too O October 27 we sponsored a Hallowe en dance for the entire 'high school. All of us 'will remember for a long time the good t-imes we had stringing leaves for the decorations and making the ot-her necessary preparations for the party. On November 7 we presented our senior play Young Smitty starring ack McGrady as Smitty. Miss Stockdale directed the play and assisted us in its presentation. anuary 3, is another memorable date in our senior history, since thatvevening we sponsored a New Year's dance for the entire student body. The juniors helped us to bring the year to a most happy conclusion by the junior- Senior Prom which they presented in our honor. The fourth and final step in our high school ladder has been achieved: but on this same ladder we hope to climb 'higher and higher, because we believe that our foundation is solid. 1 ' : i , : ' i . i 3 - i X , . . , ' ' Q . ' . U i 5 I Vacation time passed quickly and fifty of us again assembled in Mr. l'lenry's X' i , 4. A . p ' Y , J ' , ' , J T r . ' J s v 9 r Yb , I .I S Y . ' ' n ' , ll 1' J .l f r x W ' QA ' , ' , - ' f ,W ' X N 'i , I Q Q RL. egh -ff .. . -i' ug I I I NURSE :ax SEGREYARY , Q N - .J 5' 1 My P L l , ' BACHEL R , hw I ' ,Xxx ' M.. Q, V f ' H 6 ' FE A norrck some '- if Q.. ORC!!-LESTRA , In if 5 scuoum I , ' QQ ' Z .c y H OUS E WI FE 3 SSEMVQQS Q6 vomecwew 1 6 s 33- 1 ! N W ,lf 'El' d 1 i ' Ji . , ' ,, . ' l ., 5 fn ffl' 0 ' V ' s Rggmpuucen ow mio 1 I I W, JzLRTnsr ,, , F 'E P K3- ' 1 . I K LAST WILL AND TBSTAMENT Testator Legacy Heir Arbutus Anthony Ability on getting a joke Juanita Claypoole Dorothea Bauer Ambition to get A in P. O. D. Senior of 43 who can do it ' Clair Benton Car troubles Edgar Leard 5 . Charles Bofinger Cheery smile uprominade all Bill Bowser Elf 9 Dwight Bouch Tendency to be tardy Bill Porter 9 3 Jean Bowser Quietness in chemistry cl-ass Bette Fullerton 2 . Mabel Bowser Sweaters Jean Walker Maybelle Bundy Daintiness Margaret McAllister V Gordon Clayfpoole English grades Miss Stockdale Ann Conrad Personality Dorothy Bargerstoclc Arthur Edgington Cap and gown Next one in line Mildred Kutsch Red Hair Dorothy McGrady Dale Miller Noisiness Mont Bowser L J ack McGrady Jokes Anyone who would want them Mary jane O'Donnell Giggling Helen Jones Albert Patsy Attractiveness to sophomore girls Zero Cypher John Pavlilc Farming ability Mr. Leard l Harold Resinger Popularity with Miss Leslie Robert Baird ii Raymond Risoh Perfect attendance Della Simmers Alice Roofner Aptitude as a beautician jean Benton Virginia Ruffaner Right-hand punch Betty Lou Henry Robert Ruth Politeness John Coepfert I Richard Shearer Aversrion to women Thomas Peterson Rosanna Shearer Blonde hair Frances Bon Harry Vensel Reli-ability Robert F oringer Jean Waddell Typing ability Grace Painter Q '1:::aiiE5E3:5:::slIlE5E3:g::mlllm .enlI::25f? iillnzz-25E355illl::' 'Young Smitty' The Smith family, consisting of Mrs Smith, Mr Smith Sylvester, and Betty, is a tyoical family Sylvester, who dossn't like his name, refuses to be called anything but Smitty ' Mrs Smith, who adores her son, reeents the fact that he does not like his name Mr Smith owns a vietrola factory which has gone bankrupt Betty tries to make a good impression on a rich young man, whom she met while visiting with her wealthy relatives, by pretending that her family is also wealthy Myrna Marlowe, a movie actress has some home to visit her mother, Stella Mable Smitty and Daisy Mae have been sweetheerts ever since they were children When Myrna returns, Smitty falls in love with her Daisy Mae is vexed by this and pretends to like Nick Graham, Sm1tty's ohum Rodney Cluett, the man Betty loves, has been Sent to this town to sell out Mr Sm1th's factory When Myrna sees Rodney, she turns her attentions from Smitty to Rodney Mr Smith has had an accident at the factory and he will not recover unless he gets some serum from Buffalo Smitty takes s plane and goes after it Mrs Smith is all broken up about this because Smitty promised never to fly a plane again Smitty returns with the serum and Mr Smith recovers under the expert care of Dr Mildred Westerly and the nurse, Alice Fltohett Mean while Rodney has lent money to Smitty, and they have turned the viotrola factory into an airplane factory Myrna goes back to Hollywood leaving Rodney and Betty to themselves, and Smitty again turns his affections to Daisy Mae Everyone is happy once more Cast Mrs Smith Rosanna Shearer Mr Smith John Pavlik Betty Smith Maybelle Bundy Rodney Cluett Richard Shearer Myrna Marlowe Arbutus Anthony Stella Mable Virginia Ruffsner Nick Graham Charles Bofinger Daisy Mae Jean Bowser Dr Mildred Westerly Dorothea Bauer Alice Fitchett Ann Conrad 'Sis I N . ': . ' - Q9 ' ' 9 'Young Smitty' . . . . . Jack McGrady N -ffrmulnzigfi:::anlgZQgL4::s:lr'2t:,10XxQ:2:1IUI::QxQ52SEglnzzixmgsggnnmzzlbigpg 1 l I x x ur n-1 5.-Q , -P., W. 1, ,f V 'fl ff'- Q v- UIQ, 'f ' ffl' any ny 4.5-j,. QQ' , 1'44, .N - - ff5 , sg. :gk , .'1'v 'Q xr, .X .,, U , F f 1 Row Row Row Row Helvena Montebelle Frances Bon, Juanita Claypoole, Margie Daily, Helen Jones Misa Mitchell, Jean Butler, Verdie Mokillen, Dorothy Crawford, Helen Ruth, Della Sinners, Marilyn Shearer Ila Benton, Dorothy Bargeratoek Edgar Leard, Lillian Daugherty, Jean Claypoole, Bette Lou Henry, Allyne Gaiser, Helen John, Bette Fullerton Alda Hawk, Margaret Turberville, Jean Benton, Emma Louisa Hogg LeRoy Bundy Charles Ruth, Thomas Peterson, Richard Croyle, Adam Ray, Roger Anthony, Robert Davenport, Eugene Claypoole, Robert Foringer, Harvey Shriver, William Edwards, Louie Judioe gulf..-22.9 'nmlIQhr,ff''1:mnll:Z2:i3Z:::nll:42:Q,fQNNiE::g!uu:::1baggiwuunczzlneqgidzguzzzg..Xe I: , , - II: ' x rn: , , , . Iv: D N f 11. nun K IX ,WT .,., ,. gf' -e-. f V D ' L X b Av H5 f l JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our ship of learning set sail on September 3 I939 with the crew divided. Mr. Kyle was captain of twenty-five members in one stateroom and Mrs. Mc- Cullough was co-captain with thirty-seven in another After we became or- ganized our officers were Dorothy Bargerstock president' Charles Ruth vice- president- Juanita Claypoole secretary' Edgar Leard treasurer. We embarked on two exciting events during the year. Everyone arrived on ship came to port for summer vacation we held a treasure hunt. ln September of l940 we took our trusty little barque from dry-doclc and chartered a new and better course. We elected officers again who were Bette Fullerton president' Edgar Leard vice-president' Marilyn Shearer treasurer' and Dorothy Bargerstock secretary. A few days of rough ,ailing were caused by several cases of infantile paralysis. We were also delayed in many ports by the holidays but we always began our voyage much refreshed On May I7 we locked our books in the brig and held a sophomore hop. Retiring again below deck we resumed our course over the knowledge 'waves anchoring on une 4 to store provisions for our sailing in the following September. An early start was made this year on September 2, ibut we found our crew greatly diminished. We gave contributions to the army, the CCC, and even the nuptial plane. Others were employed, and still others left our ranks to join different ships of learning. We are now thirty-nine in number. Our officers for this year are Edgar Leard, president: Dorothy Bargerstock, vice-president Marilyn Shearer, secretary: Robert Foringer, treasurerg lla Benton, chaplain and Thomas Peterson tax collector On April I7 everyone rolled out on deck to make the junior play a success The play was titled Spring Fever. Mr. Leard was our very able director The unior-Senior Prom, held on May I5, was another diversion from our maps and charts. We had an orchestra on board for entertainmentg while everyone appeared, dressed in his best bib and tucker Winding up our curriculum for the year, thirty-nine seasiclc gobs trudged hopefully down the gangplank for a short vacation beginning in May. Next September we -hope to see our entire crew on board with their smiling faces peering from the port-holes. We are all going to strive for a higher berth deck for a Ha'llowe'en party, sponsored by the seniors. On the day before our . J ' X J D So , . ' Vg ,. l . . . . 'anchors aweigh! We're sailing! i 'Q n is XJ 'X 4 QA 9 'YQ 9323 B OP i How w Row Row III: Mies Tuhovak Delores Claypoole Dorotny Conrad, Eva Bowser, Betty Somerville, Leona Miller, Catherine Olezak, Jean Walker, Marie Stouffer Lenore Benton, Alma Hallam, Alice Anthony, Hazel Marks, Lois Leard, Dorothy McGrady, Alma Grace Galser, Eleanor Collar, Dolores Risen, Betty Yookey, Margaret McAllister. George Gaiser, Edwin Peate, Jamee Clark, Paul Long, Eugene Smith, Robert Cypher, Carl Bowser, Victor lark, Vernon Kutsoh, Glitford Hodek. Carl Glaypool, Harry Gaieer, Dale Lewis, James Henry, Calvin Bowser, Lee Caylor, Richard Anthony, John Goepfert, Donald Nulph, Byron Lewie, Mont Bowser. ::::llr225Qf4:::::qQg2Z7h::unr ' , 1lIIII2NQigS:!lEZLfiQeis!llIZL- SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY As the clock struck nine on September 3 i940 fifty-one buck privates were registered as freshmen to take on the duties of high school students under the command of Colonel Stockdale with the stage as our barracks Since that time the present enrollment i' forty-nine. The officers were commissioned as follows: President ......... ............... D ale Lewis Vice President . . . . . . George Gaiser Treasurer ...... . . . Eleanor Collar Secretary ...... .... L ois Leard Chaplain .....................,.... Paul Long The parts of the school year which brought joy to the regiment were the furloughs: Institute Thanksgiving Christmas and Easter. To the army activi- ties the freshmen contributed three girls to the girls basketball team two boys to the boys basketball team and eleven girls to the girls glee club. On May I4 I94I the regiment held its party in the gymnasium. At the beginning of the party we had a scavenger hunt. During the latter part of the evening we enjoyed several other games. After serving refreshments we left looking for- ward to the sophomore hop which was to 'be held the following Saturday evening. After struggling through the examinations, we all rejoiced as our summer furlough came around again. ln the autumn of '41, the sophomore class again halted their regiment at Worthington West Franklin High School with their commissioned officers: President ........................ Mont Bowser Vice President ................... George Gaiser Treasurer ................ ...... a mes Henry Secretary .......................... 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E151 '.f'f .l1.3'121 .Vp ig . VJ- f, ' --f 1 .Q V U.: QV IQ- . .j, ' ,-Q' .- L3-.Q 5 :QQ Q' 9,1- arg- : Sr -- .1 Y - . 525 4 V' il . ,VI IEESI-IMAN mes Row I: Maxine Harklees, Betty Wilson, Virginia Turney, Norma Jones, Sara Templeton, Julie Sallustlo. Row II: Eunice Milligan, Patricia Fullerton, Emma Roofner, Willena Klugh, Esther Delaney, Mary Borovatz, Martha Billings, Ethel Rea, Betty Lou Hogg, Virginia Young. Row III: Merle Toy, Jack Butler, George Rea, Earl Watterson, James Hufhand, Alton Shearer, CD8P1S8 Risen, Robert Toy, Roy Swigart, William Porter, Paul Edwards, Frank Hogg, Thomas McMillan. Row IV: Mr. Good, Edwin Forester, Arnold Toy, George Ray, Robert Garis, James Yookey, Leroy Craig, Carl Adams, James Aiken, Robert Slmmers, Robert Baird, Dean Cooper, Paul Glaypoole. -::':l,Qg.49f-M.,aiZ.:l xg F RESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The doors of Worthington-West Franklin High School swung open to the forty-seven prospects of the class of 45 on September 2. How proud and eager we were to discover what the high school career had in store for each one of us. We started this journey which then seemed so long under the able direction of Mr. Henry our home room teacher. While we sincerely regretted losing Mr. Henry s help when he left to assume another position we were glad to welcome again as our homeroom advisor Mr. Good who had been our homeroom teacher for the last two years that we were in the grades. The first 'big event of our career was the election of the following class officers: Robert Baird president' ack Butler vice president' Irene Branan secretary' Dean Cooper treasurer' Eunice Milligan chaplain Smith left our group to find work on his father s farm. We were glad to wel- come to our group Betty Emigh who had attended Kittanning during the first part of the term. The year has afforded us a variety of activities to add additional interest to our usual work. We sponsored two assemblies. ln one of the assemblies we featured a question bee with Robert Baird as Dr. Dizz. In our second assembly we presented some short humorous plays. We enjoyed and appreciated too the Hallowe en and New Year s dances sponsored by the seniors. Variety and interest were added to our English class when Miss Mitchell our teacher for the first semester was replaced by Miss Leslie the new music teacher. It has been a happy year and we believe that it has been a profitable one too. We are looking forward with eager anticipation to our next term when we shall no longer be the little freshies but rather we shall be the mighty sophomores of the Worthington-West Franklin High School. F X vii 5? nu 1 I g 7 i 9' '7 3 . , fi ll , y' V , 7 I I if Q v .I v 1 v I ii During the year Cupid's arrows have deprived us of our secretary, and Roy X . Q K . N , ht , , Z it ar l l i 3' 5 2 . l -e S X 7 YXXS I GIRLS BASKETBALL uite a number of new faces were seen on the girls basketball squad of 41 42 All regular guards of the previous years were missing as well as one of the regular forwards and a number of reserves at the beginning of the season As the season progressed we were yet to have another handicap when our captain and regular forward left us It soon became apparent that mexperience was not to our advantage After wmnlng our first two games from Winfield and Elderton we met the league champions of the year Penn Township Their veteran teams led by Hughes completely outplayed us and displayed rare shooting and passing ability Although beaten by a score of 43 to 25 this was the closest any team came to beating them all year Our team showed excellent fighting spirit after this loss and came right back to win the next four games from Rlmersburg Concord Elderton and Chicora It was at this time in the season that our team started a slump that lasted didnt help us any Karns City Rimersburg Winfield Penn Concord and Chlcora all took our number before we were able to win our last game from Kams City. Our losing streak was all the more heart breaking because some of the games were lost by only a few points. In spite of inexperience loss of players and other handicaps the record for the season was seven won and seven lost. This record should 'be much better next year since many received valuable experience that should be beneficial in the future. Another bright spot is the fact that many of the girls playing this year were sophomores and have two more seasons ahead. Record of Season s Games Opponent Scores Opponent Scores W They They Winfield ....... . . Karns City ....... . Elderton .......... Rimersburg ........ Penn ............. Winfield .......... Rimersburg ....... Penn ............. Concord ......... Concord .......... Elderton .......... Chicora ........... Chicora ........... Karns City ......... 'F-League games I I Q l l ' 'u I for six games. The' fact that we lost ovur captain and regular forward at this time e We 'F . 22 20 'F 20 23 35 I5 25 I5 'F 25 43 'F I9 I5 . 23 8 'F I I 40 'F . 46 25 'F 2I 22 33 26 'F 20 24 'F 27 8 'F 25 I6 4 VARSITY W CLUB The Varsxty W Club was formed m the year l940 for the betterment of athletlcs ln our school The ofHcers of the Varslty W Club are as follows President jack McGrady Secretary Dorothy McGrady The club though not very active contnbuted to the buying of a new electrlc scoreboard for the basketball teams Mr Good was the orgamzer and IS the advisor of the Varslty W Club Treasurer I. l... I... l. . . I. -. I. .... u. I... I. I. '. T... .. . Leroy Bundy ' i v H BOYS BASKETBALL Prospects for a successful 41 42 basketball season were very good even from the beginning of school since we were to have back six lettermen from the previous season ln addition to some valuable reserves When school started however one letter man was missing and one reserve from the previous squad Sad news was also to be ours as one of our most ardent fans Louis Nlauthe was seriously injured in an automobile accident Louis was more than a fan He was a sports reporter prophet manager and spectator deluxe all in one His interest and influence was sadly missed Nine successive games were ton before tasting defeat East Brady Elder all beaten by large scores Dayton was beaten twice with some difficulty in the first game when we won by two points Winfield with Keasey playing a great offensive game proved a hard nut to crack but fell by a narrow margin of one pomt Evans City a W P l A L representative and leader in their section then met and defeated us on our ovsn floor 38 22 Shooting ability was much lack ing in the last half for us while Marburger of Evans City seemed to have all kinds of luck in scoring 22 of hrs teams points Victory was ours again but only for a brief spell. Brum and Lhicora were met and defeated by large margins and then defeat came again. Perhaps our hardest blow was when we were beaten by only one point by Karns City who later became champions of the Butler County League. On the Evans City floor in a game in which we were in the running right up until the end and in which captain Benton iheld sharpshooter Marburger to ten points victory was not to be ours' we fell 4l-33. Rimersburg Winfield Penn Concord Bruin and Chicora were then met and defeated in order. The majority of the wins were by large margins' largest of which was the 70-I2 score of the Concord game. The last game of the season was one long to be remembered. If we won we could tie Karns City for the league lead and championship of our section. The shooting ability of Beck and Salsgiver was too much for us however and we-fell 33-24 Our ability to locate the hoop in the second half was once again a difficulty we could not overcome. In the Armstrong County tournament we were defeated by Freeport. the winner of the tournament' and then in the consolation game by Kittanmngs veteran team. Our record for the season stood at I7 wins and 4 losses and two losses in tournament play. Five players will be lost by graduation, and five will be back for next season, we hope. I I - i i E . . V . i , - ton, Penn Townshi , Rimersburg, Concord and Elderton, a second time, were p . . . 1 n , I Q fgiw A H ai 'iii -2' L Q Z H E gk Q4 ...Z- E ,nj 3? fr ,,fA,,ff', Lk F V F1 ff .amiga , 2 1Q,Q , -3 ij? , ,N EA V7 5 5 U 6 iaw Y Tp Q? ZA ' Z i ' Q K S dkke N i A-45 fi? f W , Q g .bf .ti if if .1-3,...Z f Q'f? 'j -Q! E V A Q If N H wx ,-1 xs.Sk1n::. QL 1' 'G 3 'Qm 925: 55-' K! Wtaaeag Row Row Row Rev How 'N 1 lBen1or Trio! Rosanna Shearer, Dorothea Bauer, Arbutua Anthony Bette Lou Henry, Bare Templeton, Delores Claynooleg Eunice Milligan, Misa Leslie, direotressg Esther Delaney, Jean Walker, Juanita Claypoole. 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REESMAN The Best Place to Eat Is At TOMERS Service Station and Restaurant Complete Mice W ar Intersection Freep d Butler Road Route 422 Inspection Worthmgton, Pennsylvanla T A HEILM-AN WHHEESTWBHH5 from STATE COLUMBIA LYCEUM N 1 1, W H .. I 4 N 5 s' x 'Q 9 9 THEATERS 9 -mi 6 V- n A ' :H J. -L -L H A ' i U I ARMSTRONG COUNTY TRUST COMPANY KITTANNING PA N I A 9 m q A . A THE T Q INSURANCE coRPo ATloN T N L r 1 H- nu lu ' Inna' ' . .A, IL .,.. , MALI ...,. LN KAL. 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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION We pay 221 interest evz?..'E:s'5Jigm.im':.t,'f'f4,:.hs.v.t.f.: .4f:fs.x 1s , ,vt A 5 , ' an A 3 O I I O I . - I . 4 lit or , 5 ,J . ' . . Xp Q N 41 o , go i ' XXX I l xl 1 I . 9 1 , 3 ' ' - Y Q F S, 4 KAN ' ' ' A r nd' I-gnu 5-gngr' an r SX-NsNn.'E1:'fQ.Q...EwL4':'5:fl'f ' 'bv' , L.3.i'ii. 2Qfflf isYwJQ ' .. ,.., I? KWH. ,lQ..-,, i.dl 7 o Q o E 'E- E cn 25 E' o Ph .,--, .a Kd' Comphments of M ATEER S Furmture Store Arrow F urmture Co K1ttann1ng Pa. 335 Market Street The House of Service Klttanmng Pennsylvalma 'lhe lmgest and meet nom plete Qtock of home furmsh 1ngs 111 Armstrong Lountw his Comphments of 'Q :XXFM W' NBR Kllltaflllllllg PB, Conlpany Popular P P100 K1tta.nmng s Best Store Apparel 133 Market Street or K1ttann1ng Pennsylvama. XS. 7--' J un1o1 S?MlSS6S Women C 5 f A t ' 1 1 f . I - . . . 7 ex I ' ' N t I 5.1 X r X ' X L ,., Q -get f . . , . N . ,A L . - The Rose Shop Stanley R. Shaffer f . . . t XXX. 'vimwnzzw-fav I ' , BASTIAN BROS. CO. ,I Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Q Rochester, N. Y. xx Write for catalog of emblems for high school clubs is ' N gt ' so 9 gt CHARLES E. McDONALD J g S 920 Investment Building I KN' 239 Fourth Avenue P tt burgh, Pennsylvan a Y 4 X. I N KLINE'S SERVICE STATION Three Miles East of Worthington A AMOCO GAS I , POP, CANDY AND TOBACCO I ISALY'S ICE CREAM I ' I . xy ffl 17 .lf 1.7 W?-e-..?sN6C.. TX! .. XX NN. ...,., NBr 'EfI 'i.... 1 KITTANNING BUSINESS COLLEGE Kta. P BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1942 WOODLAND CREST 7'l T'L 'f.13'ib., M ...- ,SS V 4:4 2 X ' C p 1 ts of Q ik 5 H ji xx. 2 -. p 3 , H2 . . . P ' Q It nmng, ennsylvama A Q' 3 - I 'l A' . A Q f 'XXX --?-?'Z-2'f i:-i S?:1- L R, H T FRANK H. WALKER e FUNERAL DIRECTOR i ? 4 J B KENERDELL C0 SCHGOL SUPPLIES dSt t ry N n ' ' ? W F H 6 Books an a ione H ' i A Kmanning, Pennsylvania 0 L Wxhwm wi-'fS:f+'-HQ-wait-ff'-1-ff'-ff? - Q ag Q 5353 5 5 fs 2 W ' Q i W 5 ' is X W E53 ? 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