Youngwood High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Youngwood, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1940 volume:

The 1940 MAIQUUN AND WHITE YOUNGW00 D HIGH ICHCUL YOUNGWCDID DENNIYLVANIA VCLUMlf ll IQAILIQDADEIQ EDITIUN JACK MEWHERTER ALICE ARMBRUST MR H K DARLIN6 S MRS E H MILLER S R 9 Compiled by - - Editor-in-chief - ' A ' Ed' EIDICATIO In recogn1t1on of the eooperat1on and profound mterest vxh1eh the sponsors of the Maroon and Wlntc have taken 1n 11112 ed1t1on vxt the class of 1940 dedmate t111s 3ea1 book to them w1th valuable assmtance rendtred bx Mrs Ed1th H M1116T and ou1 Supenxsmg Pr1nc1pa1 Mr Harold K Darhng has met w1th our Inghest esteem W 11 fl i nj. . K I . our sincere appreciation. 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FDIQEWUIQ Q Recorded mcmoucs of our last hrgh school daxu are mc rw our most xalund trcasurw VV1th11c log e that thrs year ple-aeam socral and educauonal ac trxrtrns vc present thrs rccord of thc school xnar 1939 -10 at the Youngvwood H1gh School ' x X 21 , b ' A book will provide a record of our most ALMA MATEIQ Here as the evenmg shades are fallmg And gone IS every care of day We gather and the campus echoes W1th laugh and shout of students gay Thy sons well guarded from all sorrow Stand firmly neath the evenmg sky Forget the care that comes tomorrow And pramse old Youngwood H1gh But hxgh school frlendshxps all must And fade as does the dymg day And closest kmshlp shall be broken As out m lxfe we wend our way And yet whatever be llfe s fortunes Tho memory fall and frxends be few Dear Youngwood Hlgh our Alma Mater We always wxll love you 5 9 7 ! i ! 7 I sever, 7 1 , , 1 , . . y 7 ' llllff Ilvfvflg' ,..,,,,.,,.-,H,:::::....,,.,::.- l:.:.:-.: -11.-J mfr- TH E IQAI LDUADEIQ SCHEDULE EDD 1940 EIIQIT ITOID CIJIQIQICULAIQ IECIDND ITUD ATHLETIC! THIIQD ITDID UIQIQANIZATICNI EUUIQTH ITIDD AIDVEIQTIIING I 1 N 1 I I EIIQIT ITUD CUIQIDICULAIQ WHEIQE WE MEEl'Tl'1E DEODLE Alaroou and While J tt g B1hEC FAim t w m n IEUAIQD DF EDUCATIUN E F Hurst Sherman johns G B M Erwm C F Adams Blanche E Caven Harold K Darlmg Presldent Vxce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Member Supervmsmg Pr1nc1pal , V .4 5 1- Lei' 0 ri ht: ant e . aven, C. . 1 a s, E. F. Hurs , G. B. M. Er in, Sher a Harold K. Darling. Hg e M Mll M o Da gM E M IM M e I-II H CHUDI. FACULTY Mr Darlmg Mrs Adams Mr Errett Miss Hlghberger Mr Kaiser Miss Kunkle Miss Laird Miss Lyle Mr Mari Mrs Miller Mr Minder Miss Reybuck Rutter Shrader r Taylor Truxel Physlcal Education and Mathematics Biology Chemistry Physics Home Economics Mathematics Physical Education Basketball Coachmg Enghsh and Latin English and French English Economics World History Sociology Commerc1al English and General Science Commercial Civics and Substitute Teaching Mathematics and Shop Band American History Civics and Football Coaching 9 N WM First row: Miss Laird, Miss Reybuck, Miss i hberg r, rs. Adams, Mrs. i er, iss Lyle. Second r W: Mr. rlin , r. Mari, Mr. rrett, Mr. Rutter, Mr. Shrader, r. Kaiser, Mr. Truxe , r. ind r. . ' ,eee, . , , ,7.. , - e e Supervising Principal ' ---- 'f' -ef - - v 1 - - - -f - - - - Y Y - - 1 v ' - - - 1 1 Mr. , 7 , ' M . , , , Mr. , ' ' , ' ' , lIllIOUl1 and ll lute thM iN' Thd hMW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Miss Smith Arithmetic Mrs Warnock Spellmv and Writing Mrs Trout Art and Enghsh Miss Suter Literature Miss Brush History Mr Walker Geography and Health L ft f g M H w r y y M B hto GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Miss Wertz First Grade Miss Prinkey Second Grade Miss Henderson Third Grade M1ss Boyle Fourth and Fifth Grade Art English Health History Wrlting Miss Leichhter Fourth and Fifth Grade Arxthmetric Reading Geography Miss Bechtold Music IU X M First row: Miss Smi , rs, Warnock. Second row: Mrs, Trou . Aiss Suier. ir row: Miss Brus . r. alker. - V cv e 0 ri ht: iss cnderson, Miss er z, Miss Bo le, Miss Leichliter, Miss Prinke , iss ec ld. - - - a 1 7 Y - V - V V V - V 1 v Fnrst row Eleanor Petruccn Antoinette Sevennx Mary Jane Kunkle Alxce Armbrust Ruta Cassa Dorothy Brdar Katherme Enlow Second row Duck Rhea Donald Petruccm Charles Joseph Albert Hopfer Mr Darlmg Jack Mewherter Mrs Muller Roy Stoltmg Earl Bennett Jack Marshall Samuel Carmxchacl Russell Wallace MAIQDUN AND W ITE ITAFIE EdltOf ln chlef Ass t Edxtor Class Ed1tor ACtlVltlCS Athletxcs Humor Alumn1 Typlsts Busmess Manager Ass t Busmess Managers Sponsors Jack Mewherter Alxce Armbrust Antolnette Severmx Russell Wallace Dorothy Brdar Eleanor Petruccu Mary J Kunkle Rlta Cassa Roy Stoltmg Sam Carmxchael Jack Marshall Mr Darlmg Mrs M1ller ' , ,Albert Hopfer I I MHVOOII and Wfbite IENIUIQ CLAII UFFICEIQI D ld Pet Kath Presldent Assembly Rep E low D k Rhea Earl Bennett Donald Petruccm Katherme Enlow D k Rh a xc e Earl Bennett l one rucci erine n ic Secretaryee Y , H ,, , N e ' Treasurerw, , Y ,,H--,, e e I 2 IEN IQI MARY ACITE CGeneralD Her friends call her Sus she loves to dance she would hke to be a nurse Typmg Club 4 A studlous one your hrghness who fear not work ALICE ARMBRUST QCommerc1aD Mlght be call Drmples she llkes to read and sketch her ambxtxon IS to be a prxvate secretary Treasurer of Typmg Club 3 4 Maroon and Whxte Staff 4 New Stanton Jumor Hxgh School Sophomore Class Play Art Club 1 2 Dramatic Club 1 Lxbranan 1 2 Oh yes I saw sweet beauty xn her face PAUL ARMBRUST CGeneraD Gump xs hls mckname he llkes baseball and football he d lxke to go to Penn State Football3 4 Class Basketball3 4 Sleep sleep that knnts up the ravel d sleeve of care THOMAS WILLIAM BAKER CGeneralD Hrs curly haxr won hxm the cognomen of Curly he IS fond of outdoor sports wants to be an explorer Typmg Club 3 4 Football 3 Class Basketball 3 4 Semor Class Play Aye silence hath always been a vlrtue VIOLA JEAN BARRON fGeneralJ She IS commonly called Wlmpy her pas txme IS spent m bowlmg or huntmg she d lxke to become a transcrlber or nurse Home Economlcs Club 4 Junxor Class Play Her laugh resoundeth free and merry BETTY JANE BAUGHMAN QGeneraD Bndget rs her mckname she hkeg to eat read and dance she d llke to be a private secretary to a nxce boss Typmg Club 3 4 Home Economxts Club 4 New Stanton Jumor Hxgh School Lxbrarxan l 2 Nature Study Club 1 2 Sophomore Class Play Hall Patrol 2 Ty pmg Club 1 2 Readmg Club 2 EDWARD EARL BENNETT mcademlcp Hrs mckname IS Sally hxs hobby xs takmg pxctures and developmg them he wants to be a radxo announcer and a world traveler Football 3 4 Assembly Representative 4 Lxbrarnan 4 Basketball 3 4 Thou should st not speak so much ANN MARIE BRADISH gGeneralD Nxcknamed Snooks by her frxends llkes to roller skate and read wants to become a prxvate secretary Typmg Club 3 4 Home Lconomxcs Club 4 New Stanton Jumorl-hgh School Leaders Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Hall Patrol 1 Sophomore Class Play By heaven she is a dainty one w I ' ll ' I! 44 ' il 1 9 u ' LI I' ' . 1 . Q 1 1 H n H . - H - ,, - . . 1 ,'- . - Y . U . ,, . , I. . . D . I ' '. . ' - . - , , I ' - . , , i l 1 - . I l D l 1 l y ' . I.. . . Y I ! I H 1 - , v H ' ' Voxce, galt, and actmon of a gentlewoman. , . ' ' ' Al if 0 - . U n - - - - . ' ' ' l ' . . ' . . . . I , , , . . . , , , . , , , Ll ' 7 tl Y I7 , . ., . .. H . . - - - u n ' I . . . . , , Q . f . . n 1 Q l . I . . . ' , , . 5 v 1 , , u n ' ' ' - ' I1 AA ' ' U , . , - lllaroon and Wfbzte IE IDD! DOROTHY BRDAR fGeneralJ Otherwlse known as Dutch she lxkes dancmg and experxmentlng with new perfume to model clothes IS her ambxtlon Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Typlng Club 3 4 Operetta 3 jumor Class Play Treasurer of Home Economms Club 4 Vxce Pres ldent of Dramatxc Club 4 Maroon and Wlute Staff 4 Y I-In News Staff4 Llght and merry and full of l1fe DoLoREs BUSH CGeneralJ Loatsle IS her mckname she loves to jitter bug she wants to learn to step hlgh Glee Club 4 Home Economxcs Club 4 Hxgh School Band 4 Typmg Club 4 To dance attendance on thexr lordslnps pleasure SAMUEL CARMICHAEL QGeneraD Called either Sam or Arl' he likes to de hver milk l1s ambxtlon IS to be an avxator Cheerleader 1 Typmg Club 3 Maroon and Whxte Staff 4 In honor honesty the prlde of everytmng RITA CASSA QGeneraD Known as Cass among her frlends llkes swxmmmg and tenms wants to be a nurse Typlng Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Y H1 News Staff 4 Presxdent of Home Economxcs Club 4 Presx dent of Dramatic Club 4 Maroon and Whxte Staff 4 Lxbrarxan 4 But I have that w1thm whlch passeth show DAVID COUGHENOL R kGeneraD Known as Dave and Kung fond of sports espeually swxmmmg and luntmg he d lnke to become agreeable to everyone Tenms3 4 Easketl:all3 4 Football 2 3 4 The force of l IS own ment makes hxs way RUTH CRAGO tGeneralJ Commonly called Crago hkes dancmg very much wants to be a beautxcxan Glee Club 4 Home Econcmxcs Ch.b 4 Senxcr Class Play Who dxspensed by ber hand EETTY DAUGHERT Y QGeneralD l er ambxtlon xs to become an axr l ostess Home Econcmxcs Ch.b 4 'l ypmg Cltb 4 You use your manners dxscreetly xn all kmds of compames KATHERINE CLARE ENLOW QGeneralD She lxlces to be called Kay her hobby IS collecting chma anlmals she wants to be come a beautncxan Class Secretary 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Df3m3t1C Club3 4 Operetta3 Typmg Club 2 4 Y H1 New Staff 4 Home Ec onomlcs Club 4 Though thxs be madness yet theres method m t . . H ,, . . . . .. H H . ,, A . . . , ' ' ' x ' . . . 1 1 Y 1 1 I 1 ' ' . - - , , . , . , - , U - 1 - . ,, Y A I v ' ' I tl ' ' 77 , . l. H - - H . ,,. . .. h . . . . . ... , , - . . - - .. - ,Y , , . . , . H . . , . V U Her nickname is Bets . . . her hobby is sewing K . , . . 1 v .. H .. H - D . . . . '. . . . ' . H ' . . . A - - n . . . , , . 41 . ' 1 ' 11 , . - .. H - u n . . . . . ' ' ' F ' ' A . . . . . . . ' . . . , , 1 1 1 - Y 1 ! 1 Y 1 Y 1 Y - I 1 - Y - , . . . H . , , - Y .. - - - H - , H , w M IENIDIQI LOIS LAVERNE ERRETT fGeneraD Her pals call her Ducky she likes to hunt and ride her bicycle she wants to become a designer or a teacher Home Economics Cub 4 Glee Club 4 Greensburg High School Latin Club 2 3 French Club 3 Bios Logos 2 3 Go To College Club 3 Sorores 2 3 Exceeding wise fair spoken and persuading DORIS FARMER gGeneralJ Farmer IS her nickname slxe likes music and sports wants to be a typxst Typing Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 You were ever good at sudden commenda CURTIS FAUST QGeneralJ Has been dubbed Fxsty by well meaning friends likes roller skating and wants to be come a good skater Class Basketball 3 4 Typing Club 4 Thou art not for the fashion of these times SARA FAUST fGeneralj Everyone calls her Peggy she likes to write letters and roller skate she wants to go a broad Glee Club 3 4 Typing Club 3 4 Operetta 3 New Stanton Junior Hugh School Glee Club 1 2 Knitting Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 The daxntxest lass to make the end more sweet JOSEPH GRIFFIN CGeneraD Commonly called Joe says his hobby IS collecting love letters ambition is to gradu ate and leave school Tenms 3 4 Ready with every nod to tumble down LYMAN I-IARROLD QGeneralJ His friends call him Spxder he likes to swim very much he d like to get a high salaried position Class Basketball 3 4 So may he rest his faults he gently on him' PAUL HOOVER CGeneraD Penn Club Bread he wants to do some thing no one else has ever done Junior Class Play Semor Class Play I am the very pink of courtesy ALBERT N HOPFER 1CommercxalJ Called Forty by everyone his hobby IS stamp collecting and pxano playing wants to become a certified public accountant Fresh man Class President Dramatic Club 3 Hobby Club 2 3 Secretary of Typing Club 4 Tennis Team Manager 2 3 4 Football Basketball and Tenms Teams Publicity Agent 4 Maroon and White Staff 4 Thy head xs as full of quarrels as an egg is full ol meat , .. ,, l t ' - ' H U . 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Maroorz and Wbzte IENIDIQI IRENE HUDOCK QGeneralJ Duck IS her nxckname she hkes sports espe 1a1ly smmmmg she wants to be a nurse GleeClub1 2 3 4 Typ1ngClub3 4 Lra matxc Club 2 Home Economlcs Club 4 L1 brarxan 4 Operetta 3 Her cares are now all ended CHARLES JOSEPH tGeneralD Chuck xs h1s mckname he hkes sports and dancmg hrs ambxtxon rs to be happily marrxed and then travel Basketball 4 Tenms 2 Class Presxdent 2 3 Jumor Varsxty Basket ball 3 A born leader among men RAY KELLY CGeneralD Commonly called just Kelly he hkes to sleep and play baseball when he leaves school he d hke to bear wlth hxm the memory of havmg done hrs best at all txmes The early hlacs became part of thus chlld MARY JANE KUNKLE qceneran Often called Mary Shane she hkes sports and photography she d l1ke to become hap p1ly married T ypmg Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Y Hx News Staff 4 Home Economics Club 4 Operetta 3 Llbrarxan 4 Semor Class Play Maroon and Whxte Staff 4 Would she not be a comfort to our travel? EDWARD LENHART QGeneralD Often called Just Ed he hces sportmg a tavltles wants to get a good ed xcatlon Class Basketball 1 2 Jumor Varslty Bas et ball 3 Varsxty Basketball 4 Football 2 3 4 Hobby Club l 2 3 Dramatxc Club 2 'ta e crew 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 junior Class Play Semor Class Play He was a man take h1m for all m all RALPH LONG gCommerc1alD People call hum Rusty lus hobby xs col lertmg match folders h1s ambxtxon ns to ra se The fire ot the sun reflected m l ms l axr KATHRYN LUDWICK QGeneraD Answers to the name of Kay or Sl- ms she lakes to jltterbug and for once s e d lxke to get uu m txme to eat her breakfast Home Economics Club 4 Glee Club 4 Typmg Club 4 Junior Class Play Semor Class Play Happy IS your grace and merry too SARA MAGILL QGeneralD Sadne xs her mckname she hkes to roller skate wants to become a beauty operator Home Economlcs Club 4 Vxrtue IS no horn maker 2 ,, ,, . . . - .1 11 -1 - 3 ' ' , . , 'C . . . 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IENIDIQI LOUISA MARI CCommercralJ Always called Weasel she has never mrssed a basketball game she d lrke to be a prrvate secretary someday Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Hobby Club 1 2 Junror Class Vrce Presrdent Cheerleader 2 3 4 Y Hr News Staff4 Operetta 3 Lrbrarran 4 Typrng Club 3 4 After a wonderful sweet arr JACK MARSHALL CGeneraD Hrs nrcknme rs Sam he lrkes avratron and truck drrvmg wants to be an arrlrne drspatcher Club 2 3 Dramatrc Club 2 Tennrs Manager 2 3 Band 1 Maroon and Whrte Staff 4 Senror Class Play He was full srx foot O man Often called Matre he lrkes outdoor ac trvrtres hrs ambrtron rs to become an arrplane mechamc Typrng Club 4 Class Basketball 3 4 New Stanton junror Hrgh School Sports man Club 1 2 Junior Agrrcultural Club l 2 Senror Class Play Vrllaln and he be many mrles asunder JACK MEWHERTER fAcademrcD They call hrm john he lrkes to collect Qanythrngj hrs ambrtron rs to become a chemrst Fresuman Class Treasurer Dra matrc Club 2 3 4 Y Hr News Staff 4 Junror Class Play Maroon and Whrte Staff 4 He makes up tlre tile of all the gentry CLAIR H MCGINNIS QCommercralJ They call hrs Wrs he lrkes to draw wants to become an artrst Typrng Club 3 4 Class Basketball 3 4 New Stanton junror Hrgh School Athletrc Club 2 A learned approbatron of the Judges EDITH MILLER QGenerall Known as Edre she lrlces musrc her ambrtron rs to become a prolessronal smger Glee Club 4 Home Economrcs Club 4 New Stanton Junror Hrgh School Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1 2 Leaders Club 1 2 Presrdent of Art Club 1 2 Nursrng Club 1 More than rn women commonly rs seen FLORENCE MILLER fGeneraD Flo rs her nrckname she loves to read wants to become a nurs Home Economrcs Club 4 Typrng Club 3 4 The treasure of her honor WILLIAM B MILLER fGeneralJ Hes called just Brll he loves to watch the cars go by hrs ambrtron rs to be a gentle man New Stanton junror Hrgh School Sportsman Club 2 Glee Club 2 Art Club 2 Presrdent of Future Farmers of Amerrca Club 2 Lrfe sprrngs from the sorl whence the good began 1 as 11 I D . 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H ,, , . . . . - . . . . , - , 1 1 I I I ' t 1 I ' , ,, . . . , . . 41 an 7' Maroon and Wbzte IENIDIQI WALTER OLMER QCommercxalJ He IS often called Walt for short he lxkes sports wants to become a sports announcer Typmg Club 3 4 Presldent Typmg Club 4 Class Basketball 3 4 New Stanton Jumor Hxgh School Sportsman Club 1 Boys Ath letlc Club l He was a scholar and a rxpe and good one VERNON PALMER fGeneraD Always known as Bud hkes to hunt wants to be a tool maker V1ce Presxdent Typmg Club 4 Football 3 4 New Stanton Jumor I-hgh School Basketball 2 Track 2 Softball 2 Bram hxm with hls lady s fan DONALD PETRUCCI CGenel'alD Known as Don lxkes football wants to be a football coach Freshman and Sopho more Class Vxce Presxdent Jumor Class Trea surer Semor Class Presxdent Stage Crew Presx dent 3 4 Typmg Club 3 Class Basketball 3 4 Football Team 3 4 Quxet tongue hath never been accused of evnl ELEANOR PETRUCCI fGeneralJ Called El for short says her hobby IS datxng she wants to take up beauty culture Typxng Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Secre tary of Home Economxcs Club 4 Maroon and White Staff 4 Wnth hope to Fmd the like event m love DOROTHY ALVERTA PFOUTZ tGeneralD Dot IS her mckname she lxkes bicycle rrdmg she wants to be a pxano teacher Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 4 Operetta 3 Hobby Club 3 Dramatxc Club 4 Her peerless feature jomed with her at brrth HARRY POLANSKY tGeneraD Often called Had hobby IS ice skatmg ambntxon as to become a carpenter New Stanton Jumor Hzgh School Future Farmers of Amerxca Club 2 Sportsman Club 2 Avxatxon Club 2 Brevxty rs the soul of wrt BETTY PRINKEY CAcadem1cJ Her mckname IS Betsy she hkes sports dancmg and reading wants to be a physxcal educatxon instructor Operetta 3 Dramatxc Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 New Stanton Jumor I-hgh School Dramatxc Club 1 2 Honor Club 1 Sophomore Class Secretary Secretary of Leader s Club 2 Semor Class Play Lxbranan 2 School paper Whose mmd at once rxdes on all four wxnds BETTY RAMSAY fGeneralJ Bet ns her mckname she lxkes skatxng blcyclmg tenms her ambxtnon IS to learn to play Nola on the pnano Glee Club l 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 4 Typmg Club 3 Freshman Class Social Chaxrman Sophomore Class Secretary Lxbrarxan 4 With a lady of so hxgh resolve ' u 11 - U ' ' . 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Cl ' ' 77 IENIUIDI DICK RHEA fGeneraD Commonly called Fhp hkes huntmg wants to be an avxator Stage Crew 2 3 4 Sophomore and Semor Class Treasurer Foot ball 3 4 Football Manager 2 Basketball Mana ger 4 Y H1 News Staff 4 Typmg Club 3 Hobby Club 2 Class Basketball 3 4 More IS thy due than more than all can pay JANE RYAN mcademlcp They often call her Buzzy she hkes all sports thmks her fame hes m bemg a radxo star Glee Club 4 New Stanton jumor Hugh School Glee Club 1 2 Dramatlc Club 1 2 Leaders Club 1 2 Hall Patrol 1 Lxbranan 2 Honor Club 1 2 Art Club 2 Cheerleader 1 2 Semor Class Play Art thou there truepennyl' CHARLES SCHWEINSBURG fGeneraD Hxs mckname IS Chuck he hkes to raxs chickens wants to become a farmer Typmg Club 3 4 Harrold Jumor Hxgh School Future Farmers of Amerlca 2 Sportsman Clubtl These are his substance and strength LILLIAN SCHWEINSBURG fGenera1j Her mckname xs Tommy she hkes sports Home Economics Club 4 Typmg Club 3 4 Harrold Jumor High School Home Economics Club l 2 Gxrls Athletxc Club 1 2 Kmttmg Club 2 To whom happmess IS second nature ANTOINETTE M SEVERINI fAcadem1cD Called exther Ant or Tom hobby IS keepmg scrapbooks of stage plays and stars Great Ambxtxon is to wnte and dnrect great plays Secretary of Freshman Class Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Hobbyl 2 3 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Lxbranan 4 Maroon and Whxte Staff 4 To wxtness duty not to show my wxt HELEN SHAFFER QGenerall Cockle lS her mckname her hobby danclng she wants to learn to Jxtterbug well Glee Club 4 Home Economics Club 4 Wxth wealth enough and young and beau teous JAY SCHRADER fGeneraD Taters IS has mckname he hkes tenms and basketball he wants to graduate from Y H S Tenms 3 Class Basketball 3 4 New Stanton Jumor Hxgh School Typmg Club 2 Shop Club 1 He was my fnend faxthful and just to me WILBUR SMAIL CGeneraD Web IS hns mckname his hobby IS col lectmg stamps he wants to graduate from YHS Typmg Club 3 Class Basketball 3 4 New Stanton junior High School Typmg Club 2 Cookmg Club 2 Mxxed Chorus 2 But as you know me all a plam blunt man 11 - 11 - ' 1 11 11 11 -11 - - 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' - - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 11 - 11 - - 11 . , , u H - , , , ' ' u ' 11 - - . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 ' , , , 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 , . 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I 1 1 1 1 1 ' . l ' . 1 1 ' 14 - - 11 11 ' . 1 1 1 - I9 llluroou and W lute RUSSELL E SMITH fGeneralJ They call hmm Smxtty he lxkes athletxcs and operatmg h1s motxon pxcture machme he wants to leave Y H S wlth a dlploma Class Basketball 3 4 Harrold Jumor Hxgh School Stage Crew Manager 2 Freshman and Sophomore Class Presndent Basketball 2 One of thxs noble and so faxr assembly ROY STOLTING CAcadem1cJ Mr Hlmes had dubbed him Terrxer lxkes model buxldmg he wants to become a major league baseball player Dramatxc Club 3 4 President Dramatxc Club 3 Jumor Class Play Semor Class Play Operetta 3 Maroon and Whne Staff 4 New Stanton Jumor Hxgh School Orchestra l 2 Home Economics Club for Boys 1 Sportsmans Club 1 Cheerleader 1 2 Presldent of Sophomore Class Typmg Club 2 As I by friends am well advertlsed RUTH SUMMY QAC3dCmlCJ Nxcknamed Ruthxe hkes horseback rxdmg art and musxc wants to be a nurse Home School Art Club 2 Typmg Club 2 Dramatnc Club 2 Maxd s mxld behavxor and sobrxety VIRGINIA THOMAS QGeneralJ Called Gmny by her pals she likes to wrxte to her forexgn correspondents s e wants to become a nurse Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatrc Club 3 4 Home Economxcs Club 4 Typmg Club 3 Lzbrarxan 4 Y H1 News Staff 4 Operetta 3 Semor Class Play I never had to do with wicked spirits EDNA UHRINEK fGeneralD Dubbed Ednuts lxkes sports wants to become a secretarxal nurse Typmg Club 3 4 Home Economrcs Club 4 Lrbrarxan 4 New Stanton Jumor H1gh School Typmg Club 1 2 Commercial Club 2 And natural graces that extmguxsh art VIRGINIA WAGNER QCommerc1alD Nxckname IS Gmme hkes readlng and sports wants to be a beautxcnan or prxvate secretary Lxbrarlan 4 Typmg Club 3 4 New Stanton Jumor Hlgh Scl col Typmg Club 1 2 Llbrarlan 1 2 Readmg Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 Honor Club 1 2 Bankxng Club 1 2 A vxolet ln the youth of prxmy nature RUSSELL WALLACE QAcadem1cD They call hmm Sax llkes musxc and argu ment someday well see hmm tootmg lus horn ln a great hall Band 1 2 3 4 Orches Operetta 3 Y H1 News Staff 3 4 Maroon and White Staff 4 Semor Class Play Cunnmg m music and the mathematxcs WILBUR WATSON QGeneralD He IS called Doc lxkes to draw and buxld models wants to make enough to keep hxm self for a whale Hobby Club 2 Avzatxon Club 3 Glee Club 3 Too swxft arrxves as tardy as too slow HILARY BRUNOT CGene1-all Hrs hair grves hxm the mckname Red he lrkes eatmg and swim mmg wants to be a mrlllonaxre Class basketball 3 4 Wxth soft low tongue and lowly courtesy ELIZABETH M REICH CGeneralJ They call her Cupne she hkes musrc wants to take up nursmg Home Economxcs Club 4 Trmnty High School Band 2 3 4 Mix d Chorusl 2 3 Operetta 2 Musxc Contest 1 2 As rs she farr to be lmkdm love HAROLD REICH QGeneralD They call him Rich hu hobby as photography he wants to get a good economxc posxtnon Trmxty Hugh School Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Track Te m 2 3 Jumor Paper Staff 3 Jumor Class Play Traffic Squad 4 Chaxr Comrmltee 3 He must he ns he cannot but be wnse I I- 20 , . 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UI: 1940 HDNUIQ ITUDENTI ACADE llC QUURSE l lack Mewherter 9 Antomette Sevemm 3 Russellwallace l Albert Hopter 2 Loutsa Man 3 Walter Ulmer GENERAL COURSE l Betty Ram ay 2 Lots Errett 3 Harold Re1ch l CCMMERCIAL COURSE Maroon and ll bite Tl-1E 1940 CLAII ILL We the members of the class of one thousand nrne hundred and forty rn order to form a more perfect hrgh school establrsh better courses tranqurllrty among the faculty and students provrde for more early drsmrssals promote extensrve chewrng of gum and secure the blessrngs of the office to ourselves and our pos terrty oo ordarn publrsh and declare thrs our last wrll and testament rn manner nd form as follows F rrst To the faculty we bestow 1 The Joy of havrng had us as students 2 The lost strayecr and stolen text books Cespecrally health booksj 3 'Ire excellent examples of good behavror and rntellect set forth by our selves throughout the past four years as patterns to be followed mmute ly by our unvs or thy successors Sece nd Havrng been blessed wrth more than our share of rntellrgence we do leave the colossal surplus to the benrgl ted underclassmen Thrrd To the junrors v e ccnterr pl tecr leavrng our unusually fine assembly seats nd our caps and govr ns but after thrnkrng qurte serrously on the matter we decrded rt was agarnst our prrncrples to be so cruel Fourth To the sophomores we leave every tl' rng that we can do wrthout and what has not already been left to some other worthy applrcant Frfth To the dear Freshmen we do leave Cout of sheer prtyj our brrght sunny know rt all countenar ces Srxth Betty Prrnkey bestows l'er Hrrtatrous ways to Mrldred Srllaman Ruth Crago leaves her actrng abrlrty to Dot Overholt Mary Acrte wrlls her cl ewrng gum to Alrce Repasky Bud Palmer leaves hrs note wrrtrng to grrls to any boy who can wrrte that many Rrta Cassa bequeaths Yer lortness to Reba Ober Dorothy Brdar grves to Elcra Y arnell her tap dancrng shoes Charles joseph leaves hrs abrlrty to get rnto trouble rn Socrology class to J ack O Keane Albert Hopfer bequeatls hrs typrng abrlrty to Rozella Parker Paul Ar mbr ust leax es hrs football surt to Earl Helman Good luck' Paul Hoover wrshes to leave hrs brg feet wrth Earl Mrnerd Dolores Bush bequeaths l'er Jrtterbuggrng to Wendell Ober Antornette Qeverrnr grv es to Nancy Boyle her harr rrbbons Sara Faust leaves lfer sevxrng abrlrty to Kathryn Jones Hrlary Brunot vrrlls to Meade Lamb hrs brrght red harr Eleanor Petruccr leaves her harr styles to Bethelda Kunkle Betty Daugl erty ard Dorrs Farmer leave therr quretness to the Bompranr Turns jean Barron grw es to Jean Zundel her role as solorst rn assembly Russell Wallace bequeaths hrs saxaphone to D01 rs Barr CCould that be 21119999995 Wrlbur Watson leaves hrs wrsecracks to Boomer Shrader Betty Eaughman wrlls her walk to Dorothy Felker 27 'I . . - , . . Y , 3 . 7 , . . - 9 Q 7 y a : . , , . 7 . i A a . X. 2 1 , v v A' ' Y I - 9 7 Li -' - 77 Lois Errett leaves her love for a football hero to Gwendolyn Buskey. 7 ' . s . . 7 A A . . , ' , . Kathryn Ludwrck leaves her abrlrtty to get along wrth Clrfford Momeyer to Norma Bagley Ray Kelly leaves to Crarg Faust hrs drmples Vrrgrnra Thomas grves to Drnny Long her abrlrty to get along wrth teachers Irene Hudock wrshes her roughness rn gym to be grven to Kathryn Prescott Sam Carmrchael leaves to Brll Eberly hrs abrlrty to decorate the gym for dances Earl Bennett wrlls hrs abrlrty to talk too much to Paul Oravetz Jack Marshall grves to Ray Brdar hrs Alfalfa harr Don Petruccr wrlls to Pudge Kekrch hrs grand physrque Alrce Armbrust wrlls to Betty Matzenbach her blushes Ann Bradrsh leaves her Sunday nrght skatrng to Brll Hoffman Thomas Baker leaves to john Maxwell hrs strrde Davrd Coughenour relrnqurshes hrs personalrty to Fat Yarnell Lyman Harrold hrs qurck way of speakrng to Fred Rafferty Joe Grrfhn grves to Ebert Graft hrs absentee slrps Mary J Kunkle grves the grrls shower baths to Vera Jones Curtrs Faust bequeaths hrs skatrng abrlrty to Dolly Trout Edward Lenhart grves hrs place rn the halls to Jrm Gault Sara Magrll leaves her auburn harr to Ann Sturtz Loursa Marr leaves her broken heart to Glenn Snrder Roy Stoltrng leaves hrs pleasrng ways to Wrlbur Sharder Emerson Mates wrlls hrs negro dralect to Hays Ferguson jane Ryan wrshes her Jollyness to be grven to Betty Harrold Charles and Lrllran Schwernsburg leave therr srsrter and brotherly love to Roberta and Hrney Cramer Helen Shaffer wrlls her habrt of throwrng pencrls to Kenny Hoover QUse pencrls rnstead of paper Kenny, Edna Uhrrnek and Elrzabeth Rerch leave therr rag doll makrng to Florence Enlow and Fay Crock Harry Polansky leaves hrs habrt of grvrng chewrng gum to grrls to Cecrl DeCaro Harrold Rerch wrlls hrs blue eyes to Veronrca Nrper Drck Rhea wrlls hrs 1923 lrmousrne to Dean Crosby Wrlbur Srnarl leaves hrs N Y A posrtron to Mrckey Acrte Russell Smrth leaves hrs habrt of mrssrng school to go huntrng to J ack Barron Jay Schrader leaves hrs clothes to Wayne Shrader jack Mewherter and Walter Olmer leave therr rntellrgence to Bob Laughlrn and Sara Brunot Edrth Mrller and Ruth Summy leave therr close frrendshrp to Fern Moore and Betty Mawhrnney Betty Ramsay leaves her love for anrmals to jane Marshall Clarr McGmnrs leaves hrs quretness rn study hall to Daryl Baughman Florence Mrller leaves her quretness rn Socrology class to Eleanor Carlson Vrrgrnra Wagner leaves her commercral work to Dale Brown Dorothy Pfoutz leaves her long walk to school to Garl Wagner As we draw our last feeble breath we solemnly swear that the aforesard declaratron shall be null and vord unless the remarns of the class of 40 be de poS1ted beneath the wave of crrtrcrsm so frequently uttered agarnst our rllus trrous class In wrtness whereof we have srgned our names and allixed our srgnatures thrs year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and forty Wrtness Mrss Hrghberger Katherrne Enlow Attorney jr Bill Miller leaves his rhythm to John McClellan. Maroon and ll bztc DIQDDHECY Cf THE CLAII F 1940 The old Gypsy has been gazmg mto the crystal for many hours At my ap proach she glances up w1th a look of surprise and gently moves her hand over the globe I look there IS a t1ny spot xt grows larger and larger My soul seems to r1se w1th1n me I hear fam1l1ar voices and a chcklng sound I see the 1nter1or of a large office a door opens and I see two secretarncs they are Ahce Armbrust and Florence Mlllerl I ask Al1ce nf I mlght see the presrdent of the firm and she leads me to the olilice of Albert Hopfer The t1ny spark Fhckers the scene changes There IS Ruth Summy head of nurses 1n a hospital 1n Phlladelphxa What IS that norse? Someone IS moamng I see some men brmgmg in an injured football player It is Paul Armbrust' There are other nurses hurrymg down the hall and I recogn1ze them as Edna Uhrmek Irene Hudock and Ehzabeth Reich Another picture' I see a iiashmg slgn in front of a modernrstlc llttle shop Ladmes Apparel I enter the shop and to my surpr1se I find that the pro leaving this shop my eye IS attracted to another flashlng sign across the street Beauty Salon I cross the street and enter this shop I receive another bxg surprise when I learn that Dorxs Farmer IS the owner of the shop and her operators are Dorothy Pfoutz and Mary jane Kunkle I am outside again and walking down the street I stop and go mto a theater that is featurlng a famous orchestra just as I sit down the orchestra begins to play That leader' his face looks familiar Why its Russell Wallace' There are other fammllar faces 1n the orchestra they are Ralph Long jack Marshall and Roy Stoltmng There IS a g1rl walking toward the microphone I recognlze her' She is Edith M1ller' The llght fhckers the orchestra slowly d1sappears and 1n its place another pxcture IS formmg I see the mterxor of a church there IS a wedding No it can t be but xt IS the wedding of my best friends Betty Baughman and Dave Coughenour It is a beaut1f7ul processlon The attendants are Vlrgxnxa Wagner Betty Daugherty Jane Ryan and Betty Prxnkey I recognize the ushers 4 ff ' , J ! 1 5 . . . y . . n W v - 1 , . 9 - ' , , . . . . y . ! 7 ' .. . , ,Q . i ' 1 ! 7 prietress 1S Eleanor Petrucclg and modeling m her shop IS Dorothy Brdar. Upon y I H ' ,,. . . . , . 7 Y : . , I 3 7 3 ' g . . . . Y U . , . . uu 3 ' , , . . 1 . . Y , . . . . , 7 Y ' 2 Charles Joseph Earl Bennett Harold Reich and Edward Lenhart Thepro cession IS slowly moving toward the altar There lS something familiar about the sound of that m1n1ster s voice and upon close observation I recognize Wrlbur Watson He has gone far since he attended Youngwood H1gh School Who 1S that singlng Oh Promise Me 7 I turn my head and see that It IS Jean Barron The t1ny spark remains after the picture has disappeared Another picture IS forming I see a b1g farm There IS a figure Well well' It IS Charles Schwe1ns burg There are other farmers walking around I recognize them as Harry Po lansky Russell Smith and B111 Miller Now I see a commencement There IS a man congratulating some young people on their high scholastic standing They are Antoinette Severini Jack Mewherter Mary Ac1te and Walter Olmer I see the entrance of a large office building 1n New York City Don Petrucci them concerning an invention it IS Lyman Harrold The tiny spark again flickers There IS a party in a beautiful modern house At the party I see Helen Shaffer Ruth Cravo Kathryn Ludw1ck Dolores Bush joe Griffin Sam Carmichael jay Schrader and Bud Palmer They are havmg such a good t1me Who are the two lonesome men over there in the corner? Why they are Ray Kelly and Emerson Mates Now I see a meeting in a very modern high scnool I think it 1S a faculty meetmg I see LOIS Errett Betty Ramsay Sara Magill and L1ll1an Schwe1ns burg The tiny spark fhckers again and I see a small town Reading the names on the mail boxes I learn that Louisa Mar1 has beccme Mrs Ray Rutter Virginia Thomas has become Mrs Alfred Orb1n and Sara Faust IS now Mrs D1ck Rhea Now I see the control room of a broadcasting station A famous radio drama IS about to go on the a1r I recognize Hilary Brunot as the announcer The ac tors to take part in the drama are Katherine Enlow Rita Cassa Paul Hoover Tom Baker and Curtis Faust The spark has vanished The old Gypsy IS sm1l1ng Thank you Madam' By Ann Bradlsh WC Y Y Y ' - . . , - ' . Q u ! Y . ' . H . ,, . . . 1 ' ' 7 3 ' 1 7 ' and Clair McGinnis are discussing the stock market: a man stops to talk with Q . - 1 3 s I 1 ' ! 7 ' , . . . . , . . . . I . , , D. , . . . - . . . Y . . a I ' . ' 1 . . , . . . Q Q . y . , , , . . , , . .fs Maroon and White Frrst row Robert MacR1ll james Ross jack O Keane Clara J Rager Paul Long Francns Cramer Elsre Close Gaul Wagner Ruth Poorman Fay Crock Second row John Maxwell Clrfford Momeyer Robert Llndauer Paul Kekrch Mrldred Srlla man Mary Brunot Patty Latta Mary Bodner Dolly Trout Elda Yarnell Thrrd row Anthony Kamprtch :ke Blanda Anne Sturtz ays Ferguson Dorothy Over holt Rozella Parker Betty Watson Vrrgrma Young Dons Barr Eleanor Carlson Margaret Koss Elnora Swxft Loxs Ford Kathleen Dell Marrlyn Todd Fourth row Irwrn Moore john Garrrty Owen Fnsher Clarr Myers Vera Jones Reba Ober Fred Rafferty Gwendolyn Busky George Lomng Fufth row Warren Stroble Henry Starrs Cecrl DeCaro Robert Laughlm Srxth row Leroy Gezsel Ray Brdar Wayne Shrader Dean Crosby Leroy Baughman Mr IJ N I 0 I2 C If September 7 1937 wnll long be remembered as the day that we ofHc1ally re Mmder Sponsor cerved our mrtxatron mto Youngwood Hrgh School We vuere thoroughly humll 1ated rn the presence of our upper classmen, but soundly resolved to punlsh the succeeedmg Freshman Class m accordance wrth the treatment we had recerved In our Sophomore year, our class dance was very successful Also durlng our second year the school paper, the Y H1 News, came to be a reahty through the rmtratrve of a fellow classman Ours has been a successful class ln practlcally every entertamment ln whrch we have partrcrpated Many attended our dance thxs year as well as our Jumor Play, whrch has been regarded by some as one of the most entertaining plays ever presented by a jumor class Our class also has a good Hnancral standrng, to furthur prove 1ts 1ngenu1ty We are fully represented 1n the athlet1cs of our school Many students have part1c1apted rn the varrous sports rn wh1ch our school IS engaged We also have actnve members mn the var1ous school clubs Our scholastrc standmg IS comparatrvely hlgh and many of our students are mtensely rnterested rn therr work We hope that our success wxll contmue through our last year rn Youngwood Hrgh School and the remarmng years of our lrfe Pres1dent Paul Long V1ce Presrdent Cla jane Rager Secretary Francrs Cramer Treasurer James Ross Assembly Representatxve Jack O Keane N l - , . - . - A - v v . - - v ' ' . ' ' . ' . . . 3 - . . v - 4 . - . - y r - - I . 4 , y 'v - , 1 . - w I y I A- 3 y - . v , . , , . - - . s - - V . - . - - v . , . . . 2 vo -..Q ' 1 76 0 IDD DDE C All In the memorable year of 1938, we entered Youngwood High School. After being thoroughly initiated, we became part of the school. We were expected not to amount to very much, but to the chagrin of the upperclassmen, we had a very successful year. As Sophomores, we rose to greater heightsg our boys took over the Junior Varsity basketball team, while others ably represented our class in other forms of extra curricular activities The climax of our Social Season of this year was March 15th vxhen vue staged our Fourth Annual St Patricks Day Dance We aspire to rral-fe each year better than the previous one and wlth the proper co o,erat1on, vue will attam our goal Presldent Earl Helman V1ce President Earl Warl'e1t Secretary Betty Harrold Tresaurer Eugene Momeyer Assembly Representative Robert Zundel SOPHOMORE CLASS First row Betty Lowe Mary Staley Eugene Momeyer Robert Zundel Earl Helman Betty Harrold Earl Warhert Martha Evans Gail Marshall Second row Francis Hauger William Truxel Jeanne Zundel Betty Freeman Margaret Stine biser Mary Catherine Cummings Sally Mrller Eveluyn Robertson Helen Brzub Kathryn jones Mary K GriFEn Betty Matzenbach Gail Wagner Daryl Baugh man Veromca Niper William Eberly Meade Lamb Fourth row Charles Yarnell Ahce Repasky Sara Brunot Margaret Katie Bethelda Kunkle Elizabeth Shrmko Grier Watkins jack Barron Robert Hesky Fifth row Earl Miller Albert Man Catherine Prescott Victor Placey William Hoffman Sixth row Joseph Lisnk john Reffner Paul Oravetz Jack Olson Glenn Snider Walter Thomas Dan Gaffney Fred Lewis junior Barney Seventh row Mr Kaiser Mr Mari Sponsors 27 ' , . ' Y Third row: James Gault, john I-iudockn Margaret Hamrock, Soph-ie Bizub, Eleanor Miller, Mdf00I1 and Wbzte Frrst row Craxg Faust joseph Acxte Jumor DeCaro Robertha Cramer Harry Robbms ?gnald Coughenour Peter Petruccx Florence Enlow Marjorie Crosby Glorxa Sprmger Jean omas Second row Wnllmam Blockstem Eugene Tomen James Sxllmman Ebert Graft Rnchard De Forrest John Charles Henderson Nancy Boyle Mary Jane Rhea Betty Mawhmney Rose Conde Thxrd row M1chaelAc1te Kenneth Hoover Betty Harrxson Melva Tuccx Ann Tomex Rose Bompxanx Jean Hackley Fourth row Edward Hoyle Paul Lxsxk Nxck Brdar Jumor Hauger Chnstme Poerxo John McClellan Melva Bompxam Fern Hzmmelwrzght Stella Hutchmson janet Kunkle Dons Elsaman Eleanor Pfoutz Galxa Sprmger Gertrude McG1vern Jane Marshall Margaret Keener Cora Wxlson Szxth row Vernon Orner Charles Ferguson Ruth Prescott Eleanor Keefer Margaret Blanda janet Zxmmerman James Walsh Seventh row Samuel Oravetz Rxchard May Mrs Adams Sponsor Maurxce Hart Mr Errett Sponsor Vernon Washabaugh Wayne Sxllxman Wayne Long Jack Brown FIQEIHMAN CL II In September, 1939, we freshnes were pa1nted, paddled, and marched through the portals of Youngwood I-hgh School We have had to date one class meetlng at whxch we nommated our class oilicers Accordmg to Freshman tradmtxon, the dance on the 19th of Apr1l, w1th the help of the officers, was a great success The members of the class presented the annual Freshman assembly whmch was recelved very mcely by the upper classmen It was the first assembly glven by our class and naturally we were very green We deserve noteworthy recogn1t1on for our scholastlc achxevements, for we followed the Sen1ors very closely 1n the number of Honor Roll students Nor were we lackmg ln athlet1cs Several of our boys won the1r first letters m foot ball and several others won places on the jumor Vars1ty basketball team In the mtramurals game, our home room d1d thexr best Pres1dent Donald Coughenour Vlce Presldent Peter Petruccl Secretary Florence Enlow Treasurer Harry Robbms Assembly Representat1ve Robertha Cramer 28 1 l ' 1 ' . A ' . ' . , ' . I . . . , .' . . , Y . - ' . I: ' ' . , ' , '. ', , . Z . D 1 ' 1 ' s . A y Y . ' v Fifth rowzl William Kettreh, John Showman, Earl Minerd, Norma Bagley, Betty Keener, , v A , , , . y v - , - . I 1 , , . - , , , . v , , , , . ll ' 77 ' I N DIJITIQIAL AIQTI Sxnce the b1rth of the Industnal Arts department three years ago xt has been growmg steadmly both m the amount of eqmpment and 1n the enrollment of students The Industrlal Arts course has been an electrve course ever slnce xts establlshment Thxs year 110 boys have taken the course th1s bemg about 80 per cent of all the boys enrolled 1n the sen1or hrgh school Due to the mcreased popularxty of Industnal Arts lt has been necessary to add some addxtronal floor space m the form of a balcony wh1ch now covers about one fourth of the entxre shop space Through the constructxon of many deavored to produce boys w1th abrllty and knowledge as well as skrll rn the handxcrafts Industrlal Arts has as 1ts 1deals the apprec1at1on of our modern 1ndustr1al age an outlet to a pup1l s creatwe ab1l1ty and a means of gxvmg a pupml a helpful and useful avocatlon Naturally there xs an element of vocat1onal trammg ln thxs course but lt IS not the major goal 29 . . y . . , . useful articles both in woodwdrk and general metal the department has en- ll P l M aroou and lVlJile . I-IQDME ECUN MIC! The students found when they returned to school last September that Room Number Seven had been transformed mto a Home Economics Laboratory In fact the labora tory xs one of the best of rts type rn the county Youngw ood High School naturally takes prrde rn the fact that the desks cabrnets cuttrng table fitting stand and rronmng boards were made rn the school shop by Mr Shrader The beautrful Tappan ranges are all equrp ped wrth Robertshaw oven control manufactured by the Robertshaw Thermostat Com pany of Youngwood The girls all thought at the begmnrng of tlre year that Home Economrcs Class would be a chance to rest In a few weeks they changed therr mrnds entirely They found that to prepare a meal serve rt and wash the drshes rn forty mm utes was a task that kept them busy every mmute The Home Economrcs Course covers a wrde varrety of subjects The boys enjoy most the days when the girls are cooking They are always at the door of the laboratory be tween classes begging for samples They want to taste everythrng from macaroni and cheese to pineapple coo nes It amuses the boys to find the girls busy cleaning stoves scourrng srnks and scrubbing desks even after the bell has rung Cloth1ng to the boys means nothing but to the grrls rn the classes rt means pmnrng bastrng sewmg and mostly rrpprng It seems as though nobody can sew straight at first but after rrpprng many trmes that desrred straight seam rs finally accomplrsred Studymg l'ow to care for one s ha1r skmn and fingernarls as well as how to choose the most becomrng colors seems a lrttle out of place rn school but the grrls have decided that these subjects are rnterestmg and helpful addrtrons to the course Learnmg how to dust sweep wash and rron rs not very exc1t1ng but the girls have to admrt that they wrll probably find use for that knowledge The arm of the department rs to grve rnstructrons which wrll be helpful to the girls in solvrng therr problems in high school and also rn preparing them to be capable and eiiicrent homemakers 30 s 9 1 - 1 1 ' . ,. . . - . , 9. - r 1 a v - s A . . , . . . . a x s 9 ' 7 7 7 Y ' I IECDETAIQIA IDIQACTICE Tl e work Pere serves as a practrcal finrshmg course for the Semor Ccmmercral Students It rncludes Shorthand Drctatron and Trans crrptron Typmg Frlrng Studyrng of Busrness Correspondence nd all sorts of general offce work The students become famrlrar v 1th varrous legal terms and the law rnvolvrng srmple busrness contracts They also learn to operate the followmg machrnes Addrng Calculatrng Drtto Mrmeoscope Mrmeograph and the Drctaphone Betty Baughman Mrss Reyburk Walter Olme Ralph Long Edna Uhrrnek Albe t Hopfer Clarr McGrnnrs Ann Bradrsh Louisa Marr Floren e M ller Mrs Mrller Al ce Armbrust Xl A 1 A Y 7 Y 9 Q .. Q . . v 1 Y 7 1 3 . ' . r. . ' , r , , . , c 1 , . ' . i . IECCND ITUID ATI-1 LETICI wminf wt wfucn THE GAME N k Br lar Gal Marshall Lo sa Ma J ln Garr ty T If CHEEIDLEADEIDI The cheerleaders lead by Loursa Marr contrnued therr en thusrastrc actrvrty through the football and basketball campargns These four students led large groups of rooters to the games away from home drsplaymg a great deal of Hghtmg Splflt and cooper atron wrth the players on the field At the basketball games at junror merely contmued hrs cheerleadmg career as he vxas one of the cheerleaders at New Ctanton junror Hrgh Garl Marsrall a Qoprcrrore contrnued l'er Fne vxork for tl'e second year Nrck Brdar Freshman demonstrated great abrlrty rn hrs first fulr season s attempt The school greatly apprecrates the cooperatrcn of these four young students ic 1 , i , ui ri, or i . 1 1 ' , - home and abroad, they were well represented. john Garrity, a . y . y I u . , L. l l , ' r 1 l . U , . Maroon and W lute MMAIQ F THE 1939 FDUTIBALL IEAIDN Youngwood Hugh School s m1ghty Ra1lroaders steamed through a successful undefeated Class B season for the tlnrd consecutxve trme A hard fought 7 7 txe agamst Marlon resulted xn Youngwood s relmqu1sh1ns1 the Class B cl'amp1onsh1p trophy for Westmoreland County to South Huntmgdon who defeated Mar1on 7 O The Ra1lroaders emerged from a Class A encounter wxth a scoreless t1e to add to thelr fine record Thelr only losses were recexved from the Class AA school of Greensburg and the well experxenced team of St Vmcent Prep The heavy powerful lme and smooth workmg backfield combmatrons cooperated w1th a Hghtlng spmt an the followmg e1ght game schedule September 15 Youngwood 0 Greensburg 27 Away The local team went down to defeat before thexr trad1t1onal rlvals only when the gun sounded the Maroon 81, Wh1te never gxvmg up hopes of wrnmng The strong lme of Youngwood held Greensburg to a stand st1ll all through the game Greensburg s new razzle dazzle pass1ng and lateral combmatmon system resulted dmrectly rn three touchdowns the fourth bemg set up by the passing array Youngwood sent a half back Wayne Shrader on a pass and lateral play s1xty yards across the goal l1ne but the play was clalmed vo1d by the ofhcxals September 23 Youngwood 0 Wllmerdmg 0 Away The Ra1lroaders played the1r best defens1ve game of the season when they battled the hxghly favored W1lmerd1ng eleven to a scoreless deadlock The powerful Class A team penetrated w1th1n the Youngwood s ten yard l1ne three trmes But the stonewall l1ne of Youngwood reared up and thrust them back every thmg Wmlmerdmg could throw at them Petruccl s fine puntmg kept Wxlmerdmg away from pay d1rt the remamder of the game W1lmerd1ng contmued un defeated the remamder of the season Wk nv? 'X FIRST TEAM He g l L g t Pe B hfield Sh ade B ll H t Don Petru e C g 3-I , . . , . . Q 3 ' 9 A . . , , . l AK 37 ' ' ' 3 ' ' 1 1 , . . . , . H . ,, . . . . - P ' 1,1 v - H Line: lman, Youn , Cramer, Pau on , Tucci, Lenhar , te Petrucci. ac 2 r r, i ar , cci, Dav ou henour. SECOND TEAM Mau e Ha t Max ell Baker Rhea B gh a Th B kfield D n C ghen Momcyer O K ane Yarnell October 7 Youngwood 7 Marlon 7 Home The Youngwood Maroon and Whrte met a strong Class B opponent as they battled from behlnd to tre the Marron I-Irgh School eleven 7 7 Recervxng a punt on therr goal lme Marron began a brrllrant drrve that ended on the one foot line as a typxcal Youngwood goal lme stand averted a score The Rallroaders took possessron of the ball and tossed an unexpected pass good for 21 yards Several plays later a poor pass was mtercepted and resulted rn Marlon s lone score From thrs pomt early rn the second quarter untrl the Hnal two mrnutes the Mar1on team led At thrs pomt on the last down the whole Youngwood team clrrnaxmg an erghty yard drrve on an rnsprratronal charge plunged Petruccr over for the touchdown The vltal extra pomt was also plunged over by Petruccl October 14 Youngwood 0 St Vmcent Prep 26 Away The game wasn t as badly played as the score may mdlcate The last mrnute of playrng trme saw two mtercepted passes result rn scores for St Vmcent The Prepster s superror team and expenenced substrtutes gave them the declded advantage October 21 Youngwood 33 Washmgton Twp 7 Home Washmgton Twp afforded Youngwood s first county Class B game The Rarlroaders played ball as rf the team they were facmg was a Class AA school The offensrve thrusts of the Maroon and Whxte couldnt be stopped as the powerful lrne cleared the way for the speedy backfield men Dave Coughenour a former end takmg hrs first assrgnment rn the backheld handled hrmself well as he reeled off long sweepmg end runs and accounted for two of the touchdowns themselves The reserves were scored on ln the final quarter as Washrngton Twp s plucky lads pushed over therr lone marker The game was wrtnessed by one of the largest Booster Day crowds Youngwood has ever seen li l x Line: ric r , w , , , au m n, omas, I.isik. ac : 0 ou our, , ' e , . . 9 . . . , Y 7 1 ' s 9 Y . . . , . . , , . - . , . . 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' 1 Y . , , Il YY Maroon and If lure October 28 Youngwood 32 Lrgomer 12 Away The openmg whrstle had no sooner dred away than the Youngwood eleven found themselves trarlmg by one touchdown A long ustarned drxve over a muddy grrdlron through snow nd sleet tred the g me t s x all Th1s was followed by anotle er drrve that gave Youngw ood a lead tl' at was never overcome by Lrgonrer Youngwood rncreased tlee lead wl'en t1'e open ng krckcff n the second half was returned erghty yards by Don Petruccr for a core The mter ference formed qurckly and cleared the way for one of tl'e best runs of tl'e season Besldes thrs long run two 70 yard drxves ended when Petruccr plunged for touch downs Coughenour and Shrader drsplayed fine broken field runnrrv to tally the other scores November 4 Youngwood 54 North Belle N ernon 6 Home There was no doubt rn any one s mmd whrch team was superror as the strong Rarlroaders rolled up therr hrghest scorrng onslaught of the season The Rarl roaders staged dr1ve after drrve to earn themselves a dec1s1ve vrctory Three drlves were featured by Coughenour s splendrd end sweeps for touchdowns Shrader s off tackle dashes were somethrng to watch as two of them resulted rn scores Don Petruccr made many first downs on hrs hne smashes and scored a touchdown when he got loose The reserves as usual gamed credrt for themselves as they arded rn scormg four markers Yarnell one of Youngwocd s best reserves scored two touchdowns by an rntercepted pass and a 38 yard run through tackle November 11 Youngwood 46 Franklm Twp 0 Home F ranklrn Twp Youngwoods regulars and reserves paraded through the op posrtron for seven touchdoewns featured by Shrader s br1ll1ant run back of a punt 70 yards for a score Leo Tuccr thrrlled the fans when he stepped from h1s guard posrtron snared a pass and galloped 35 yards for the second score Coughenour accounted for two touchdowns by a pass rnterceptron and a fine 45 yard dash for a score Top ro W het Ma B wn me ge s Da e Co ghen t Sh de o Pet B ll Ha t Tue Bottom Ma ell Y g P te Pet a L P y g C '46 7 . - - V ' S . . ' ' , a , ' . a a i . ' f . . ' 1 . i b . . A l . . S ' . - . , A A . . . , . . a ' .3 h . , . . . ' 7 ' . , . Y - , . . . ' , . , , The Railroaders wound up their successful season by thoroughly routing ' 7 . . , . . , . , . w: ar i , ri, ro , na r , v u our, Armbrus , ra r, D n rucci, i r , ci. row: xw , oun , e rucci, Helm n, enhart, a lLon , ramer. Top row Rhea DonCoughen0ur Barron Bennett Lrsk Wayne Long Baughman Bottom row Ober Maurrce Hart Yarnell OKearre Thomas Baker Momeyer Yarnell led the reserves for the final score rn the last quarter Thrs was the first trme Youngwood recorded a shut out vrctory over therr foe thrs season Only once drd Franklrn penetrate Youngwood s terrrtory The stonewall of Young wood prevented any scorrng on the srx yard strrpe as the ball was lost on downs EDITORIAL The hard hrttrng lrne garned great recognrtrcn rn every game they played as trme and trme agarn they forced tl'e opponents to passrrrg rrethcds Leo Tuccr credrted as the frnest guard rn the Class B sparked the team rn all plays Lenhart and Young competent tackles wrth Paul Long at center strengthened the lme consrderably drscouragrng all attacks comrng therr way Cramer completed the rrght s1de of the smooth workrng lrne The sw rft movrng backfield men had only to follow thrs lrne to get long garrs Injurres befell several of the players thrs year mostly rn the backfield and tended to slow up thrs department Armbrust recerved the worst rnjury when hrs shoulder was orsabled for several weeks but he was able to play rn the final game agarnst Franklrn Twp A banquet grven rn honor of the squad served as a clrmax to a fine undefeated team The antr clrmax came rn tl'e form of an announcement of the posrtrons taken rn the All County Class 13 by our team Leo Tuccr was named for hrs second consecu trve year as a guard on the all county eleven Paul Long comrng from the honor able mentron ranks last year filled the center pcsrtrcn cn the first team Don Petruccr found hrs backfield berth on the second team Hart and Coughenour were grven l'cnorable mentron recognrtrcn Our team was scouted by varrous colleges thrs year and several of the boys wrll probably be extended rnvrtatrons to play ball for these rnstrtutrons May we hrpe for as good a team next season? W! llmoou and ll lun The Youngwood Hugh Schools Maroon and Wh1te Basketball Team com pleted the best season any prevrous team of the school can boast of Coach Ernre Karser s proteges competed rn Sectron 24 of the W P I A L and finrshed rn second place wrth 6 wms and the 2 losses sustaned from West Newton the ultrmate wmner In therr non league t1lts the team engaged rn 14 games wmnmg 12 and losrng a close one to Lrgonrer wmner of Sectron 13 and droppxng the other to Jeannette Hrgh School In the tournament they advanced as far as the quarter finals before they met an untrmely elrmmatron at the hands of Derry Boro by an over trme score of 44 42 Throughout the season Youngwood boasted of frne guard work by Johnny Maxwell who trme and trme agam took the ball from the bankboard and fed rt to the forwards Myers Lenhart and Rutter led rn the scormg as they all rated over 200 pornts for the season Myers passrng the 250 mark The team trxed to get 1000 pornts but fell shy as they totalled 982 for the season Our team gamed recogmtron when the All Star Tourney 11st was rssued The feature recognrtron was Ray Rutter s appoxntment to the first team guard posrtron Myers Maxwell and Lenhart recerved honorable mentron rn thelr respectrve posrtrons The Reserves at all trmes were dependable wrth a fine forward rn Charles Joseph and a capable center rn Ray Brdar Bennett joseph Myers Lenhart and Coughenour played therr last season of hrgh school basketabll A resume of our season follows Anxrous to get the campargn underway the local basketeers rnvaded Mt Pleasant and waged a mp tuck battle Puttmg up a strff defense and promrsmg offense they emerged the vrctor 24 19 Travelrng to Franklm Twp the Maroon and Wh1te held a strong defense and blossomed a frne offense to wm 40 23 Youngwood at Jeannette gave the fans a thrrll as they cheered wrldly as the score was dangerously close wxth only seconds to ply The locals trarled through out the game but a last mmute scormg spurt gave them a well deserved vrctory from a strong school 25 20 The home season was opened w1th a 33 14 wm over Franklm Twp BASKETBALL VARSITY First row: John Maxwell, GlennMyers, Edward Lenhart, Ray Rutter, David Coughenour. Second row: Clifford Momeyer, Ass't Manager, jack O'Keane, Earl Bennett, Ray Brdar, Dean Crosby. Charles joseph, Dick Rhea, Manager, Mr. Kaiser, coach. 3 S 1939-40 BAJKETBALL uiruo l BASKETBALL JUNIOR vARsrrY Med L bHaryRobb Erll-Iel a Ch lesYar ellE IW het AlbetMa erM Ka hDaGffey Ro r The next quest was our ancrent r1vals Coach Buccl s Derry Boro Bison Both teams found It drfficult to penetrate the other s defence but Youngwood found more success and gamed a first half advantage of 11 7 After heedmg the coaches advice at half trme both teams went on bankmg a fast scoring spree wxth Maxwell findmg long range baskets Myers bankmg them rn from the side court and Rutter from underneath Youngwood took xts fifth w1n 38 26 Lmg first three quarters to plle up a lead that was hard to overcome Llgomer was outscored 10 3 m the last frame but still won 31 25 However the Youngwood boys were not to be denied 1n the followmg return game that saw Lxgomer re celve the1r first defeat when they were completely routed by a score of 35 15 Myers rxmmed the hoop for 17 pomts whlle Coughenour worked fast to lay 1n five field goals Rutter dommated the defense as he allowed the stellar forward Donato but one pomt The locals blasted Penn Townshlp and Avonmore for a total of 105 pomts to the opponents 28 as Penn the first league opponent was beaten 52 10 and Avonmore followed at home 53 18 West Newton and Young wood tangled at home to dec1de the league s leadershlp The Maroon and Wh1te led the first quarter 11 9 but from then on lt was a mghtmare as the local de fense fell apart and the Ra1lroaders forgot about offensive work to lose a badly played game by the score of 48 29 While stlll m a daze the cagers banged up aga1nst Jeannette at home for another unexpected set back by a score of 38 25 The Maroon and Wh1te passers snapped out of it and toppled Sewxckley for the second league t11t w1t 34 16 Fo1low1ng thls Youngwood s regulars scored 43 pomts rn the first three quarters and let the reserves 1dle away the final frame as the Maroon and Wh1te downed South Huntmgdon 45 24 Myers Lenhart and Rutter dommated the scorlng for the th1rd league w1n Travelmg to Derry Boro Coach Kaxsers protegees romped to an easy Wm as they completely overpowered the opponents and won 54 35 The same three boys p1led up 45 pomts w1th Lenhart sllghtly rn the lead wlth 18 Bell Twp was smothered under a hall of basketballs as Youngwood ran up a score of 63 17 Myers netted 21 points whrle Lenhart Rutter and Coughenour were throwmg them ln from all angles Commg home the Maroon and Wh1te beat Penn Twp agam 39 25 and followed through wlth a clean cut v1ctory over Bell Twp 59 21 A heart 9 First row: a e am , r ins, a m n, ar n , ar ar i . Second row: r ri, Francis Haug , r. iser, coac , n a n , be t Zundel. . . ., . , . . . . , 7 , . . . . - v . . . S ' - ' omer admlmstered the first defeat by outscormg the Maroon and Wh1te ln the - . . - . , 9 ' r , . ! 7 . , - , - . , . . - , . ' - ' li ' 73 - ' - . . . . , 5 - . , . , . I ! i . . - , 3 Scorrng by rndrvrduals Schedule ofteam llmowz and ll 17114 breakrng drsaster befell the Rarlroaders as they stumbled over West Newton agarn by two pornts 34 32 West Newton led throughout the contest but Young wood outscored them rn the final frame 14 7 to come dangerously close as Coughenour and Myers began to fill the basket fast but the gun sounded wrth Youngvr ood strll laggrng by two pornts Durrng the worst snow storm rn recent 3 ears tl'e local passers travelled to Avonmore to prle up therr greatest onslaught of tlre season Myers located tlre basket from all po rtrcns as l'e rolled up the season s hrghest rndrvrdual scorrng total of 27 pornts Twenty five pornts were recorded rn the final quarter as Youngw ood won 76 30 Tlre Rarlroaders wound up therr schedule wrth wrns over Sewrckley 47 36 Qcuth Huntrngsdon 48 20 and Mt Pleasant who put up a stubborn battle but lost 37 31 Lenhart kept the Maroon and Whrte rn the game wrth hrs fine defense and 18 markers In the tournament Youngvx ood defeated Qouth Huntrngdon rn an uneventful encounter by a score of 29 10 Entermg the quarter finals the locals met the te m they had prevrously beaten twrce Derry Boro Both teams found the scorrnd qurte easy as a wrld scramble for pornts ensued Derry led the first half by a score of 24 19 Youngwood came back fast to pass Derry and lead gornv rnto the fourth quarter 36 32 The lead exchanged hands four trmes and wrth seconds to play Derry led by two pornts Cougleenour recerved a pass from Joseph rd drrbbled rn for a lay up shot to tre up the game 42 42 and throw rt rnto an overtrme perrod In the final perrod whrch followed a loose ball was prcked up by Derry and unceremonrously dumped rnto the basket for the vrctory Lenhart Rutter Coughenour J oseph Joseph Maxwell Brdar Crosby Bennett O Keane Totals 4 4 8 Team Franklrn Twp Jeannette Franklrn Twp Derry Boro Lrgonrer Lrgonrer Penn Twp Avonmore 'West Newton Jeannette Sewrckley So Huntrngdo Derry Boro I1 Ywd Opp Bennett, Brdar Cougheno rr Crosbv Joseph - , , . ' 1 a ' ' , . D . . . G Q . ' - . 1 I D 2 . ' ' l ' , - ' Fd. Fl. Tr. ' ' Myers 113 27 253 Mt. Pleasant 23 19 102 20 22 - 40 23 92 32 216 U 25 20 44 10 98 - 33 14 29 10 68 h A - 38 26 29 10 68 . . 25 31 16 15 47 ,F 35 15 15 6 36 . 52 10 8 1 17 53 13 4 5 13 29 48 ' 4 2 10 1 q 22 32 27 128 9 2 l - ' 251 gg 40 a e K Rtt Bell Twp 'So Huntmgdon Penn Twp Derry Boro Bell Twp West Newton Totals 9 606 Avonmore League Games Sewlckley Tournament HOME ROOM BASKETBALL SEASON The Home Room Basketball league produced great mterest as over seventy boys partlclpated on mne teams In Sectlon I Home Room 2 won whlle 1n the Sectlon II Home Room 8 were the champ1ons The play offs afforded l1ttle opposmtlon for Room 8 as they won the first two games by wide margms H1lary Brunot of Room 9 won laurels as h1gh scorer wrth 27 pomts Bud Palmer of Room 11 won recognltlon w1th 23 pomts Room 2 had John Showman 1ead1ng next wlth 22 pomts Mr Kaxser had charge of and oliicxated at these games which were played thxs year after school JUNIOR VARSITY EASKETEA LL The Jumor Varsxty of Youngwood coached by Ernest Kaxser al o came through wlth an envlable record of 14 w1ns agamst 8 losses The greatest accomplxsh ment by thxs gallant group of passers IS evmdenced by the fact that they defeated West Newton s jumor team twlce by wide margms The fine slr owxrff by these Freshmen and Sophomores w1ll surely grve some of them tle opportumty of advancmg to the varslty next year The1r best played game came ln the form of a defeat at the hands of Mt Pleasant The taller and more er penenced team of Ramsay had a hard tlme beatmg our boys 1n the final g rre of the eason 22 19 Charles Yarnell only veteran playmg mn the first 15 game vlas capable of outscormg the others qulte eas1ly as he scored 99 pomts fcllovcd by Meade Lamb w1th 48 Showman who played mn only 8 games scored 47 Robbms also tallxed 47 Marx came next wlth 44 Tlie others followed v 1th x a xcus scor mgs below 25 pomts The team as a whole scored 403 pomts to tlrelr opponents 278 All m all the boys had a fine season m themr first year m orgamzed basket ba 41 Lenh rt. Maxw ll, Myers, O' e:me. .1 er I . 63 17 W . ' 29 10 I . 39 25 Mr . 42 44 I . 59 21 - 'M ' I 32 34 82 76 30 I ' ' 46 37 W . . . S . . . . . . . A . Ac G . . . a A S y 1 . . S, . . I , - v . , 1 ' Y I ll. Mar 0011 and W lute IT BALL AND IQACIYET Several years ago a tennls team was formed under the gurdmg eye of our former teacher Mr I-I1mes To mamtam th1s popular and healthful game as one of our sports Mr M1nder was chosen to undertake the task of formmg a team that would gmve the opponents some trouble Fmancmg the team was one of the major undertakmgs Wlch the cooperatlon of football and basketball however money was Gather d by sales of refresh ments at the home games A schedule was arranged by Albert Hopfer who IS completmg h1s fourth year as manager The Tennms Club looks back upon the1r losmg years and chalks them up to expermence and now looks forward to really havmg a wmnmg team Furs! r w Ja k Mar hall Paul Kekl h Se nd row Albert I-Iopfe Manag r Joseph C ffn E ward L nh rt J y Shrader Charl Joseph Mr Mnder Co ch 43 , . , . . Y ' v . . . . T - .' . - Q - 9 v 1: L 7 . , . . . that the school w1ll be proud of. ' 0 1 C s , 'C . co 1 r, e, -ri,,d' ea,a , , . i , a . ' Q THIIQD ITUID UIQGANIZATIDNI wmint WE Jaw rmi enoun M llI'00Il and llmbite --H Frrst row Rrta Cassa Mrldred Srllrman Russell Wallace Glenn Snrder Hays Ferguson jack Mewherter Sara Brunot Martha Evars Loursa Marr Second row Wrllram Eberly Dorothy Overholt Dorothy Brdar Kathryn Enlow Eleanor Carlson John Garrrty Mary J Kunkle Drck Rhea Eleanor Muller Cecrl DeCaro Betty Harrold Gwendolyn Puskey Mr Rutter Sponsor H On alternate Frrdays throughout the term large crowds of students mrlled norsrly around the tables at the entrance of the lrbrary to purclc ase copres of the student news paper, the Y Hr News Begrnnrng 1ts second year wrth the organrzatrorr expanded to rnclude complete edrtorral productron, and crrculatron staffs, the Y Hr News completed a very successful year of publrcatron Changes rn makeup and appearance contrrbuted Greatly to tlre popularrty of the paper Letter gurdes and screen plates were used to rmprove tre heaolrnes and rllus tratrons At first the paper rncluded two pages, one carryrng news and tre other grven over to humor, gossrp, and feature materral The nose for news of some of the report ers grew to Prnocchro proportrons so that few events and less gossrp escaped the stu dents attentron Late rn the first semester a page on spcr ts was added and the prrce of the paper rncreased from one to two cents a copy Three spec1al rssues were publrshed durrng the year a Chrrstmas rssue rn whrch colored rllustratrons were used for tlre first trme a specral annrversary number rn celebratron of the paper s first brrtheay and the Commencement rssue carryrng the second annual poll of the senror class cn popular questrons Next year the staff plans to organrze a Journalrsm club rn whrch members v rll lea n about the art of wrrtrng and the technrque of producrng a school paper Instead of financrng the paper by student sales as was the practrce thrs year, plans for next year call for a subscrrptron campargn at the begrnnrng of the term The staff members are to be congratulated on the patrence, hard work, rnterest and splendrd cooperatron they have drsplayed rn makrng the Y H1 News a success Members of the Y Hr News Staffrnr ludr 1 Irs ulalrun Stafi' lfditorral Staff Manager Drrk Rhea Ejrtor rn Chref Hays Ferguson Busmess Manager John Garrrty Reporters jack Mtwherter Glenn Snrcier Eleanor Nr ler Betty Harrold M rtha Evans Mrld Reporters Eleanor Carlson Dorothy Owerholt red Srllaman Gwendolyn Buscey Ce rl Dc-Caro Wrllram lftldlllllllll StaH Eberly Loursa Marr Vrrgrnra Thom s Katherrne Enlow Typrs s Dorothy Brdar Rrta C ssa Mary jane Kunkle Proof Readers Russell Wallare Sarah Bruno! -H 1 h u ' 1 7 , - 5 A . r ' ' Ll YY , I I' ' r' fu I . . r r . . . . F , ' 1 Q , - . I 1 'G r . DIGC The Typing Club is organized for the purpose of carrying on the awards system in our typing classes, and therefore, includes all typing students. Through the sale of magazines, personal name pencils, and basketball schedule pencils, this organization makes it possible to finance awards for all students who type with a net speed of 25 or more words per minute, with not more than 5 errors It creates a line enthusiasm for achievement in the field of typing Tlre Club participates IH the Inter Club Dance which is held annually in the High School Auditorium OFFICERS President Walter Olmer Vice President John Garrity Secretary Albert Hopfer Treasurer Ray Rutter Sponsors Miss Reybuck, Mrs Miller First row Joseph Blanja Clair McGinnis Doris Bair Lois Ford Albert Hopfer john Gar rity Walter Olmer Ray Rutter Betty Watson Mildred 'lillaman Lillian Schwemsburg Mary Bodner Elsie Close Paul Kekxch Armbrust Virginia Wagner Henry Stairs Clair Myers john Maxwell Curtis Faust Warren Stroble Florente Miller Betty Daugherty Doris Farmer Gladys Weltz Mrs Miller sponsor Third row Ann Sturtz Clara jane Rager Dorothy Overholt Gwendolyn Buskey Virginia Young Vera Jones Lyman Harrold Andy Bizub Emerson Mates Ralph Long Cecil DeCar0 Clifford Momeyer Anthony Kampltch Dale Brown Hays Ferguson Fourth row Golden Firestone Marjorie Wentzel Dolores Bush Irene Hudock Dorothy Brdar Edna Uhnnek Alice Maley Mary Jane Kunkle Eleanor Petrucci Sara Faust Elda Yarnell Rita Cassa Kathryn Ludwick Louisa Man -li l l Second row: V 'Miss Reybuck, sponsor, .Rozella Parker, Ann Bradish, Betty Baughman. Alice llumou mm' ll bzle HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GLEE CLUB First row janet Kunkle Margaret Stinebiser Betty Ramsay Betty Harrison Nanry BoylelRxta Cassa Gail Marshall Louisa Mari Martha Evans Doris Eisaman Second row Florence Enlow Me'va Bompiani Mildred Silliman Betty Matzenbach Mary Staley Gloria Springer Galma Springer Elcla Yarnell Third row Marjory Crosby Betty Mawhinney Betty Prmkey jane Ryan Sara Faust Gertrude McGivern Margaret Blanda Rose Conle jean Thomas M1ssBechtold Director Fourth row Robertha Cramer Lois I rrett Antmonette Severxm Ann Sturtz Dorothy Overholt Elea nor Miller Virginia Young Kathryn Pre fott Elnora Swift Irene Hudock Fifth row Norman Bagley Norma Keitren Dorothy Pfoutz Gail Wagner Veronica Niper Katherine llinlliw Reba Ober Betty Harrold Rozella Parker Isabel Altman Eleanor Keefer NormaWagner Mary unkle Thomas Gwendolyn Busky Eleanor Carlson Margaret Koss Rose Bompxam Seventh row Al1ceRepasky jeanneZundel Dorothy Brdar Helen Blockstem Janet Zimmerman D0 lores Bush Dorothy Felker Elizabeth Reich JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First row Helen Pahel Norma Buskey Ruthj Lenhart Dorothy Kettren Patrmcza Hxghberger Eev erly Carter David DeCaro Howard Hamilton Robert Altman Lyle Byers Thomas Evans Second row Ardxth Rafferty Lois Peterson Phyllis Trout Patrxua Carlson Juanita Buskey Betty Blockstem Thelma Felker Dolores Slick Fremont Dell Vera Moore Third row Hope Gettemy Patricia Stillwagon Victoria Poerio Geraldine Yarnell Gloria Petruui June Harrold Jane S1llaman Kitty Pahel Elaine Baker Erma Nulph Joan Riley Ruth Lamb Helen Plxcey Miss Bethtold Director Fourthrow MarjoryS1lliman Alice Either LeVerne Truxel Glada Prxnkey Milton Brdar Gwen dolyn Colonna Russel Woodward Grace Overholt Ralph Keener Rebecca Kunkle Murnett Mar tm Dons Sams Mildred Markle 46 ,, . I .Sixthrovi1: Kathryn Ludwick, Vera Jones, Helen Shaffer, Ruth Prescott., jane Marshall. Virginia FF l I I l BAN The Youngwood High School Band was organized at the beginning of the 1936-37 term with Mr, C. A. Taylor appointed as director. F orty-five members were in the band at the time and it since has grown to 55 pieces including six drum majorettes. The Band has participated in many contests and festivals in addition to playing for the football games. Several cash prizes were won from these contests and the proceeds from the concerts are used to purchase more instruments for the band. In the past two years the band has purchased a new baritone, flute, and bass horn. A junior Band of beginners in instrumental music is given instruction and will replace vacancies made by graduating members of the Senior Band. All these Junior members are required to furnish their own instruments and in struction is given at schoool by Mr Taylor The officers of the band are as follows Pres Eugene Momeyer Drum Majorettes Vice Pres Dean Crosby Alice Repasky Sec Jeanne Zundel Gail Wagner Librarian Frances Hauger Veronica Niper Drum Majors Dolores Bush and Elda Mae Yarnell Daniel Wentzel Jean Thomas Director Mr C A Taylor First row Je rx Thomas Ray Carmichael Maurice Hart James Gault Wayne Robertson Samuel Sillaman Robert Orner Wesley Baker Dolores Bush Second row Veronica Niper Jack Bauman William Truxel Keith Stoner John McClellan Meade Lamb Russell Wallace Doris Barr Elda Yamell Third row Gail Wagn r William Blockstem Edward Carlson Jeanne Zundel Dar rel Wentzel Earl Mmerd Eugene Momeyer Merle Ober john Charles Henderson Alice Repasky Fourth row Bernard Diehl Margaret Koss Mildred Markle Elizabeth Reich Doris Sams Helen Lenhart Fred Rafferty Betty Lowe Fifth row Wendell Ober Junior Barney Charles Ferguson Francis Hauger Vernon Orner Harrv Robbins Dean Crosby 41 . 1 1 , . , , , 2 .- . , . , ., . 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I . h 2 2, , ,. , - , 3 1 1 s v - I 1 , . , . , s - A , Y F fflfz I 7 L Fxrst row John C Henderson Wxlham Blotkstexn Fred Rafferty Russell Wallace john MtClellan Edward Car son Mxlton Mxnerd Patty Carlson Dorls Sams Setond row Mtss Bethtold Dxrector Kelth Fox Robert Orner Betty Lovxe Meade Lamb Charles Ferggsoin Dar rel Wentzel Merle Ober Kemth Stoner Earl Mrnerd Nevxn Shoaf Wayne Robertson Elea nor ar son ORCHESTRA The Youngwood Hxgh School Orchestra has been operatmg under xts present orgamzer and dmrector M1ss Bechtold for four actlve terms Many of the players were xnexperxenced four years ago but now alter constant effort oi all oi those connected they have obtamed a reputa txon oi musxcal abmhty Thms group s first performance was on Patron s Nxght The next offermg ot the twenty hx e plece orchestra was at the stage presentatlon ot the jumor Class Play Even m assemblxes tt has done xts best In Apr111t played for the Senxor Class Play A concert IS to be glven at Commencement whlch closes thus year s act1v1t1es LITTLE GERMAN BAND The Lxttle German Band whxch was orgamzed last year by Mr Hrmes contmued thxs year as an orgamzatton although xts actrvltres have been comparatxvely lxmxted A number of outsrde engagements were played whmle the sole act1v1ty of the Band m school was an appearance at one of the assemblxes The novelty of th1s orgamzatlon and the type of musxc played gxve rxse to the hope that the Little German Band may be contmued next year as a moreactlve factor among the musmcal features of the school Left to rlght Dean Crmb Don 1111 Cuughenour Frant -4 Cramer Rr bert Zundel Vernfn Crnzr H arrx Rnlubws -lt I ,Iliff fl!! -Yi'-N -'W -em ewlfwfv- 44' 'W W ' fp .,:s::W:,,,isAa Q 'Dear Old Youngwood High 49 Maroorz and Wbzte First row Mr Mmder Sponsor Gaul Wagner GalmSpr1nger Nancy Boyle Elda Yarnell Ruta Cassa Dorothy Brdar Veromca Nlper Second row Lms Ford Katherme Enlow Vxrgxma Thomas Catherme Prescott AntometteSev rmx Dorothy Overholt Thxrd row Glorxa Sprmger Florence Enlow Betty Harrxson Betty Matzenbach Betty Harrold Janet Ku 1kl Morma Bagley Fourth row Jack Mewherte Mary Jane Rhea Jeanne Zundel Alxce Renasky Betty Mawhmney Fxfth row Hays Ferguson Eleanor Petruccr John Garrxty Glenn Smder Roy Stoltxng Russell Wal lace W1'l1am Blockstvm DIQAMATIC C The Hrgh School Dramatrc Club wxth an enrollment of thxrty three members, a decrded mcrease over last years enrollment, completes ltS second year of exrstence Due to not havmg been orgamzed untrl near the mlddle of the school year, not all the planned aCtlV1t1CS were completed One sklt No No A Thousand Txmes No 'was presented at an assembly The meetmgs whlch are called every two weeks, were made mterestmg w1th the readmg and presentmg of numerous popular one act plays and sklts together wxth drscussxon on modern plays and players As a May actxvrty, a number of members attended the opemng of George M Cohan s new play The Return of the Vagabond at the Nlxon Theatre rn Plttsburgh It lS hoped that an earller organrzatlon next term wrll permlt the productron of a contemplated three act play ' 50 . 5 - . - - , , - , - v . , 5 1 v .. 1 '3 v 5 1 v Y ' . . , F ., . . . , . . . . . H f 1 v a ' 1 ' x an H ' 1 LTI AN N UTI Usrng Bolts and Nuts by Jay Tobras as a vehrcle the Senror Class pre sented on Aprrl fifth, one of the funmest comedres that had been seen on the local boards for a long trme The play an exceedmgly humorous one to begm wrth was well worked out by a capable cast whrch was drrected by M1ss Charlotte Kunkle and M1ss Mary Lyle Paul Hoover s rmpersonatron of Juhus Caesar and Russell Wallace s vrllarnous laugh were hrghlrghts that wrll doubtless be remembered for a long trme Fmancrallv too the play was a success evrdence that the power of the class n the field of salesmanshrp had mcreased somewhat srnce last year THE CAST Bemta Bolt Kathryn Ludwrck Lutle Spxnks Ruth Crago Rebecca Bolt Marv Jane Kunkle Martha Grubb Vrrgmla Thomas Twmk Starr Paul Hoover Dr Hrppocrates Joy Thomas Baker Henry Goober Emerson Mates Mxss Prunella F1,-,g jane Ryan Cadwallader Cllppy Roy Stoltmg Mrs Gertre Glossop Betty Prmkey Wxlbur Glossop jack Marshall Jack G0l'd0n Edward Lenhart Qrtrrng Mary Jane Kunkle Roy Stoltmg Betty Prrnkey Jane Ryan jack Marshall Vrrgmxa Thonas Ruth Crago Emerson Mates Kathryn Ludwlclr Paul Hoover 51 6 6 9 Q 3 u n ' ' ' - Phineas Plunkett e e CQ T T Russell Wallace 1111110011 fum' ll fazle F rsl row Ja k O Ke e D s B r ,I hn Garr ty Robe I L ghl I. Ford Hag Ferguson Seond MssLardDre!rEldaM Yre1lDo t1xOvr1l PIIVWI An r rt M d ed S 111 a 1 e ANAN IAI I3 LL The jumor Class presented xts annual play Ananxas B111 a farce IH three acts on December 8th The play centered around B111 Barrow a lazy good for nothmg loafer or so everyone thought Notvnthstandlng all the tune he kept h1s eyes and ears open and learned of a plot IH t1me to save Mr Chapman from selllng a valuable p1ece of property belxeved to be worthless by her It proved successful from both the Hnanc1a1 and entertammg fields Dorls Barr Ma Chapman john Garrlty B111 Barlow Lo1s Ford B111 s W1fe Frances Cramer Ted Chapman Anne Sturtz Loretta Mxldred Sxllaman Valencxa Maddox Robert Laughhn Mr Harrlson Hag s Ferguson Mr Benson Elda Mae Yarnell MHFIOH Jack O Keane Squmre Maddox Sw If ' 1 1 1 c ' an , ori ai , o i , r au in. ois . 's . 1' row: i i ' , i r 0 , ae a n , ro mv' Q' In I. lr 1 11 son. n a F anres Stu z, il r i .m 1, lVIr.MinL1er, Dir clrzr. . . ,, . . ,, . Y Y - ! ' I ' 1 ' v 1 ' , . , , . . . , . Y , . ' I ITAGE CIQEW The Stage Crew of Youngwood Hrgh School contmues to be an rrnportant factor 1n the Aud1tor1um aCt1V1t1CS of the school Although thrs group IS only rn 1ts second year of organxzatron nts actrvxtres are so varred that hardly a day passes w1thout some of the members bemg called mto serv1ce The group holds regular meetmgs wxth Mr Marr actrng as sponsor and plans 1ts future actrvltmes Preparatron of the stage for Jur11orandSen1or Class plays as well as for all stu dent assemblles care of the publlc address system Whrch IS used for assemblres and dances settmg up the seats rn the Aud1tor1um these are among the dutres Presrdent Donald Petruccl V1ce PfCS1dCHt Albert Marr Secretary Treasurer Drck Rhea If rst row Jumor DeCaro Kenneth Hoover Albert Ma 1 VL l m Eberly gcfmd row Mr Mar sponsor Cec l DeCaro Donald Petrucc Edward Lenhart D k Rhea 41 e Brown 53 of the Stage Crew. The oflicers for the year, 1939-46, are: ll 11771011 and ll !n'1e Fxrst row Robe t Zundel Jack O Kea e Roberlha Cramer Earl Bennett Second row M Rutter Mrs Adams Mr Marr Faculty Representatxves AIIEMBL IQEDIQEIENTATIVEI The Assembly Commxttee composed of faculty members and student class representatwes was orgamzed at the begmnmg of the present school year The purpose of the commxttee was to present better assemblxes at more regular mtervals The commxttee w1th the cooperat1on of the var1ous classes faculty and 1nd1v1dual students from every grade 1n the school system was able to fullfill 1ts purpose The general theme of thms year s assemblmes was entertamment In th1s field talented students were gmven pr1v1lege to enterta1n thexr school mates Another outstandmg feature was the student speakers who partlcxpated 1n the var1ous assembhes The comm1ttee s1ncerely beheves that each succeedmg year wxll brmg about not only better assembhes but also better cooperatmon nd better understandmg among those connected wxth the school 54 A , , . r , n, , . , 1 r. , . , . , . I , . ' 7 Y Y a . , . . . - . . '- , Gm HDME ECU I The Home Economics Club made a very good beginning this year with almost fifty active members. It meets during Activity Period on alternate Wednesdays. The theme for this year's programs is the social and personal development of the high school girl The club members are divided into committees, and each Committee is responsible for a program The club has been fortunate in having very capable oFFlcers during the first year of its existence President Rita Cassa Vice President Ann Bradish Secretary Eleanor Petrucci Treasurer Dorothy Brdar First row Betty Ramsay Betty Matzenbach Sara Faust Betty Baughman Ann Eradish Dorothy Brdar Rita Cassa Eleanor Petrucci Melva Bompiani Mary Staley Margaret Stinebiser Mi 5 Highber ger Sponsor Second row Edith Miller Elizabeth Shimko Irene Hudock Edna Uhrmek Lois Ford Elda Yarnell Rose Bompiam Betty Freeman Glona Springer jean Thomas Mary K Cummings Third row Lillian Schwemsburg Virginia Thomas Katherine Enlow Lo1sErrett Ruth Poorman Betty Daugherty Doris Farmer Fourth row Margaret Hamrock Sara Magill Jane Marshall Margaret Keener Kathryn Prescott Dolly Trout Helen Bizub Rose Conde Sophia Bxzub Evelyn Robertson Dorothy Pfoutz Fifth row Margaret Katie Ruth Summy Gertrude McGivern Betty Mawhinney Betty Lowe Elea nor Keefer Fern Hxmmelwright Doris Eisaman Sally Miller Sixth row Eleanor Miller Eleanor Pfoutz Dolores Bush Kathryn Ludwick Helen Shaffer Betty Harrold Florence Miller Margaret Blanda Isabel Altman Elizabeth Reich BSeventh row Mary K Griffin Kathryn jones Mary J Kunkle Reba Ober Helen Blockstem Jean Sl'l'Ol'l 55 , l , . , . 3 A 'y b U - v - - ' 2 A , , , U . . T - - , - f 1 1 llfzmnu and ll lun ALUMNI 1939 Students attendmg hrgher Inst1tut1ons of learmng are Janet Altman Greensburg Busmess School Greensburg Pennsylvan1a Ellen Beatty and Harry Page Indrana State Teacher s College Indrana Penn sylvama Steve Brzub Bucknell Umversrty Lewrsburg Pennsylvanra Vernon Wagner Anna Lourse Krmmel W R Wagner Un1vers1tyofP1ttsburgh Keith Wmgfield Calrforma State Teacher s College Cahfornra Pennsylvan1a Dorcas Mrller God s Brble School and College C1nc1nnat1 Ohro Elmore Kepple Car negre Tech Betty Durschlag Anna Marxe Henderson Bernrce Moore are m trarnmg at the Westmoreland Hosprtal 1n Greensburg Some of our students were fortunate ln securmg employment Cla1r Altman and Mrchael Repasky Wermers Servrce Statron Youngwood Jennmgs Breth and Osylne jones Pearl Theatre Margaret Hrssem DeCaro s Elo1se Marshall Akron Towel Company Akron Ohro Mrldred MacR1ll Extra burg Ralph Orb1n S1lv1s Farms Brmton Overholt Local A 85 P Seraflna Poer1o Greensburg Glass House Mar1e Poorman Housework for her aunt Frederrck Prevenslmck Greensburg Glass House and also an extra at Murphys Wesley Runner WPA Genevreve Smrth Murphys LaVerne Crago Murphys James Collms Manos Theatre June Waugaman Employed rn Greensburg Ellzabeth Thompson extra at Gaffneys Cl0ver Farm Store GeOrge Fedor C C C Camp Josephme Lrsrk Hou evxork rn Greensburg Rxchard Sullrvan Super Hrghway Betty Baker rs resrdmg rn Washmgton D C and rs gett1ng along very mcely wxth her smgmg W1lbur Lauffer rs marrxed to Gladys Ahlborn and res1des rn Armbrust Jean Snrder rs marr1ed to LaMar Farmer but rs strll attendmg the Malson and Frederrck Beauty School The followrng members of the Class are erther domg part trrne work or are unemployed Dorothy Adams Edrth Barron Orb1n Brrdges Elrzabeth Brunot Samuel Brush Evelyn Conde Alrce Eachus Margaret Eckman Margaret Farren Q6 . , . v 9 ' Z , 1 y Z 9 1 ' ' 1 : , , , , Y 7 . . 1 . . . 7 R ' . ' 7 . 7 ! Y 5 5 Y Y 7 : ! at Royers, Greensburgg Alfred Orb1n, A1r Land Motor Parts Company, Greens- 2 v Z , 2 -1 y 1 , 3 . . 1 - - - v N-1 1 1 1 l y Z 1 1 . , . ! Y 7 . . . 3 , s ' 1 ., , , . . , . v . , . . , . Q 9 Y 7 ! y Wells Fox Herbert Gettemy Wmeman Gettemy Clarence G1lmore Anna Kathryn Harrold Dor1s Heckler Ralph Hough Dorothy Hower Evangel1ne Kellner Vernon Kern W1ll1am Kunkle W1ll1am La1rd Dor1s Lamb B1ll Latta G1lbert Matthews Cather1ne M1ller Wallace MOTYISOH Evelyn Pfoutz Helen Polansky Robert Pr1nkey joe Stotler Betty Vogt Margery Vogt George Wagner M1ldred W1ll1ams OTHER ALUN MI Students attend1ng h1gher Inst1tut1ons of learnmg are Betty Boyle and Irene Sle1ghter Seton H111 Greensburg Kenneth Shrader Western Sem1nary P1ttsburgh James Brandt Bucknell Un1vers1ty Lew1s burg Pennsylvan1a Luc1lle Petz attend1ng N1ght School 1n Akron Oh1o and also work1ng as a Governess Some of our students were fortunate ln cur1ng employment 1n varlous fields Lloyd Baker Secretary at the Imper1al Llghtlng Company Greensburg Sarah Garr1ty Unemployment Compensat1on Department HafflSbUfg Mar1e Baker Youngwood Lumber Company Dorethea K1ng Underwrxters P1tts burgh James Cramer Gaffneys Clover Farm Store Youngwood Jean Van Dyke Beauty Operator Bates Greensburg DOTIS Latta Ra1lway Ir1dustr1al Greensburg Vlfglnla Harbaugh Clerk at Troutmans Greensburg Eugene Keefer Ra1lway Industr1al Greensburg Paul K1rkland Local Super1or Market Abner GC1SCl Ra1lway Industr1al Greensburg Harrxs Crawford ass1st1ng father 1n bus1ness Donald Allnclc Floor Manager Grandv1ew Park Carnathan Hurst ASSlStlHg father 1n bus1ness The followmg are employed at Robertshaw Thermostat Company Cla1re Sn1der Anna Mae Wolfe W1ll1am Gaiper VCTODICH L1Slk Margaret Garr1ty Elmer Tackach Eva Grace Parker Mar1e Kauffman jack Markle Mary Bomp1an1 Ray Trout Thelma Olsen W1ll1am Ludw1ck Roy Loucks Le1tha Mae Mart1n Clyde Anthony jack Lopes jo eph1ne Uhfln1Ck Lew1s Mertz Earl Harrold Robert Sturtz Walter Gosw1ck Evelyn Haley Homer Myers Robert Johns West W1an Roy Shaw James Thompson Leo F1restone Eshard Pastor1us Raymond Sm1th George Frank Robert Barron Helen 1 ler 51 Y 7 q 7 Y 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 9 3 , . 1 1 1 3 S 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . be . . . 1 1 3 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . s V y 1 Y , ' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . , I Y 7 Y 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 - Y . l 7 V Y I Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y Y 7 Y 1 1 1 1 1 5 7 1 Y 9 ! . 1 1 1 1 Almoon and W bitt CLASS BONERS Mxss Hmghberger Loxs stop reachmg across the table haven t you got a tongue? Loxs Yes Mxss Hxghberger but my arm IS longer Mxss Lyle Russell Smxth tell the class when Moses hved SILENCE Mxss Lyle Read what you have m your book Don t you see B C 200? Russell I thought that was a telephone number Mxss Laxrd turning away from the blackboard Read aloud that sentence Rose Bompnam He was bent on seemg the old school Mxss Lalrd Now I want you to paraphrase that sentence Rose Her face lxt up as she busxly wrote The slght of the old school doubled him up there IS a short cxrcuxt ln your house? Dxck DeForrest I d lengthen xt Mlss Lalrd What s the dlfference between man and ammal? Joe Llsxk Machmery Mr Mlnder Wendell Ober repeat these sen tences m your own words I see a cow The cow IS pretty The cow can run Wendell Boy lamp de cow Am t she a honey? And I ask you km she take xt on the lam? Mxss Kunkle For men must work and women must weep What IS the meanmg of that lme? Mxckey Acute It means that men have to work to get money and then the women has to cry before the men wxll dlvxde wlth them CLASS PROVERB Theres muslc ln everythmg mcludmg the waste paper basket CLASS QUIPS Mr Marx Now Roy suppose you wanted to ILE! buxld a S1 000 house and had only S700 what would you do? Roy Stotlmg Marry a gurl wxth S300 Mr Errett What s a parasite? Meade Lamb A parasxte IS one who goes through a revolvmg door on another person s push Mxss Hxghberger Those bxscults are smaller than usual aren t they? R Ober Yes I made them smaller so that you would have less to find fault with Mxss Laird Snr Isaac Newton was slttlng on the ground looking at a tree An apple fell on hrs head and from that he dxscovered gravxta tlon just thmk she added xsn t that wonderful? The mevltable freshman Yes and xf he had wouldn t never have discovered nothm Mrs Adams What xs geometry? Russell Wallace The lxttle acorn that grew and grew and one day he woke up and sand Ge om etry DAFFYNISHUNS Unaware Garments worn next to the body Posture A preacher Margm Type of pedal advancement were margm through Georgaa Sue Place where wxld ammals are kept on dns play Shxp Wool bearmg ammal Sloop First course In a dmner Swmg Orgamzed dlSOl'g8n1Z8tl01'l Frxend Anyone who wxll lend you money Acquamtance Anyone who has loaned you money Cxwhzatxon A collectxon of modern mcon vemences Phxlanthropxst One who gives away when he should be gxvxng xt back . ,I I J 2 V ' ' . rt - vu - I 1 v v ,- y X , In , - - , .. - - .V ' . tl . . ' f Q ' Y l H ,. f-H , .I . - ,. ' . In ' ' ' ' . , . .. - A ' il ' . - v . ,. . 1 ,, . . l V1 0 W-WW , . . . I H . . . ,, . . I YY 3 YY ' 1 , In . --- , . , . . - . h . ,, ll YY . . .q H . H ' ' ' I .I ' . . . . '. ,, ' . .li I ' D . . I . - H .. - H - , Z . A ' ' 1 . . ,, A 1- 4 ' ' ' . ll ' ' 1 Mr. Minder: Dick, what would you do if been sxttm' in school lookin' at his books he . . . . ,, , . . , ' , Al Y ' YY ' ' V , . N HY? ghd , , It - n - vs I ' - - , ts - u ' n 1 7 . A - H, - . .. . . , - - , .. .. .. - . - H n V, - I , . , .. - . - , ' ' . .I ,, I ' .. u a ' ' - - av U U U Z . . . - ' , . . . ,, . ' ' . 14 T ' - - . w . H g . . . . . H , . . . . . . il - ' . I l . l . .. ,, . . . 58 STUDENT SLIP jay Schrader Dxd you hear about the fellow who mvented a devlce for lookmg through walls? Wxlbur Small No I d1dn t What does he call xt? jay S A wmdow BILL MILLER Yep we ve got all the new fangled machmery there IS Our latest buy was two mxlkmg machmes Kay Enlow I-Iow mterestmg But tell me do they really gxve as good a mllk as the cows? CLASS BONERS Mr Marx There s somethmg ln the world besldes money George Long Yes the poorhouse TIT FOR TAT Albert Hopfer Woman IS nothing but a rag a bone and a hank ol halr Ant Severmx Man IS nothmg but a brag groan and a tank of axr FACULTY FLIP Mr Mxnder What are your terms for students m study hall next year? Mr Truxel Same as thxs year bums loafers no good and dead beats SAGACIOUS SAYINGS The only man who never makes a mxstake the man who never does anythmg Some folks belxeve nn falr play only when they re not m the game Love your enemxes but keep your eye on them Chmbmg IS a stunt anybody can fall People who blow thexr own horn seldom fur msh good musxc for other folks PUN Mr Truxel What IS an ambassador? Nxck Brdar A forelgn mmxster Mr Truxel What IS a mmxster? Melva Bompxam A man who preaches KINDERGARTEN STUFF I bought a wooden whxstle But xt wooden whlstle ILE! So I bought a steel whlstle But xt steel wooden whxstle So I bought a lead whxstle Steel they wooden lead me whlstle So I bouglt a tm wh1stle And now I tm whistle HUMOR IN GENERAL Edna Uhrmek Dxd you notlce the chxnchmlla coat on the girl ln front of us at church today? Irene Hudock Er No afraxd I was dozmg Edna Huh' A lot of good the servxce did you HU MOR IN GENERAL Gosh you re dumb said one student to the other Why don t you use the encyclopedxa? Other student The pedals hurt my feet Mr Darlmg Is your son preparmg for col lege? Mr Petruccl Yes he IS takmg football les sons Paul Hoover Hey Charles I bet I know where you got that black tie Charles Joseph Where Paul dear? Paul Around your neck darling fLaugh Chucklj J Marshall What a crowd' Somethmg happen? Bud Palmer Man fell off roof Jack Hurt bad? 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