1923 Yearbook

I

•••••1-

o.-11-1,...., .....,,....11-11- , 1 -,,-..,,,_o_,,_,,_u_c, .....o ....11-o-11-c1~1-11-.0~

0'

i.

.i i.

'

O

O

'

0

''

0

'

'

c

.i 0

'

'

Q

O

i-

'

O

i

l

..ii 0

1 1 '

.ii

.i O

l'he pE N

N

HOTO

STATE HOP

•

•i

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR

I•

•

PORTRAIT, COMMERCIAL and AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY

I

i.

IO

'

!

I

.

•

ii i

.i

•

It

!

O

i

•

ii

i

•

I

Ii Ii

I I

i

O

I.

.•

i

I !

I

1.

!

•

I

0

•

MAROON AND GRAY

i

i

., e

i

i. i· i

'

•

i

I

'

1.-.c1-11-11-11-n-t1-1t:+

!•

I 0

212 E. College Avenue

State College, Pa.

It

I

I

II II i

• O

•.•,._,,,_,,-u_o_.o • ....u...u_o_1,-1,-o-o-11-11-1t-11-1i.-.c,-,,-c,-c,•-1•-•1-1,....o.... 11....11- 1,....11-c1-11••!•

•

-!•_.11._.l'l..,,l'l_ ,,_ ,,_ ,..._tt~._..,_ ,.._...,..,_...,~ ,- \l.-,.1- 11~ 1-11--.i1~ 1- 11- 1..-.11- ,1- ,1- 11-11- ,,- c,_ c,-11419,1•••

i !

I i

• • i t

i •

O

•

'I

WALTER M. HOY

i

GREEN GROCERIES SOFT DRINKS

CANDY TOBACCO and CIGARS

I

'I i

"Every Thing- Good To Eat"

i

OPEN EVERY EVEN I NG

107 Allen Sh'eet

Both Phones

I !

I

•:•1- ,,- 11- ,1-,,-,,.-.1-11- t ~ • -•- 11-11...,.,1-11- 11-.11-•1._1,- ,111- •1-1,- n-11-•1- ,,- ,,- u- (1.-.1•:•

I

,:, 1

I

i 1111

'"t

GRAHAM & SONS The Little Store on the Corner

f

You all know Graham a nd

I

you ace always welcome

I

I

,i

•:•1- 11._..1-o.-.,,...1. . -t>4m>fl_O_U_ll -

l l - i , - o -o . - .u -

I I

Ii i

I

MYERS MEAT MARKET

J. J.

i

.I

Your order will be given

i

I

c1- 11_

Myers, Prop.

I

Fine Western Meats

Special Atte ntion

·i

I 1

I 1

1i

I

el:

i !

I_

I

Just Call Bell 220

0 _ , 1_

,1...,.11 •

l I

1i

-••-c1-11- u..-.11-i1-11- ,,-,1-,1••:•

·,1·-..-··-..-··-··-.-··-..-·-..- ···-··-··-··-··- . _. _,,_,,_.,_,,_.,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_ .,_,'i' I I I i

II' I I

II I I

I

II II

I

GROCERIES

I

II

~

I

I

FYE'S

I I

DRY GOODS

'1

SHOES

NOTIONS

Ii

202-204 WEST COLLEGE AVENUE

I

I

I

lI I

I

I

I

I

•:•,._.,, ..... ,, ..... ,,.....~

I Ii

~

Ii

I

I

1,..... 1, -u ...,11-

1>.-..11..... ,1 .....,, ..... ,1..... ,1 ..... ,1-

1,..... ,, ..... 11..... ,, .....,,_

11.,..1, _, 1.._. 11 -

I

,_u,.ma,,- 0 . - . , , - u - c • • ! •

1, .....1

-!•c1.-.t1---1,-1,- ,1-11- u-.o....., ....1t-11 -.,,...1,.-.,1._tt_..,,,...,,,._.,,_,1..,,1_11-11-,1-11- ,1- ,1-,,- 1,- 1,- 11- 11,-.,,_ c•••

i

i

I I•

.I

I

' Ii I. i0

!

'I i

I'

.I

THE HOME OF

0

O

I o

MONTGOMERY & CO.

Ii!

I•

HICKEY-FREEMAN QUALITY HART SCHAFFNER & MARX

DOBBS ~:Ji

! Cl

o

O

th

i '

es

ARROW ~~~~l':.s

LIKLEY and BELBER LUGGAGE

State College

Bellefonte

I

f

I I

I !I I

I !

!

I,

.

•

!= '

= '

I' i

'

f

•:••-n- ,,-u_ n_ n_ ,_ ,_,_,_ ,,_,_,,_,,_.,_ ,,_.,_,,_,,_,..,_.,_.,_,,_ n_u_,,_ .,_,,_o_ <e:e

,

I

' li

'0

I

.'

O

I

'

I

• I

co.

Forest L. Struble, Prop.

Ord: : .illed Promptly

PURE ICE and COLD STORAGE

™~

= '

II

,1

i

i

I I

I Ii

!

I ,1 ,1 -' •!•

.

I

•!•

HILLSIDE ICE

I.

I O

REX.ALL DRUG STORE ROBERT J. MILLER, P. D.

State College, Pa.

i i ·,i i

I i i .i

I•• 0

•:•1- ~1-,,- ,,-,1-,1-,1-11-,1- 11-n- c1_u_ c,-11-o.-.11- 1,....,..-o....11- ,,...--o- 11-,1-,,_.,,_,,_,,_,,_1,_11.-.:•

MAROON AND GRAY STAFF 1923

Editor in Chi ef

Frank Res ides

Associate Editor

Ned Willar d

Bus iness Manager

Budd Knoll

Advertising Manager Associate Advertising Manager Subscription Manager Joke Editor

Harry Hoy Charlotte Hoy Adr ian ,M urtorff Daniel Lonberger

Athletic Editor

Alfred Swift

Literary Editor

Maurice Green

Associate Literary Editor

Adam Hartswick

FACULTY OF STA TE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL 1922-1923 Mr. Eugene H. Weik

Mc. Donald M. Wieland Miss Anna K. Conrad Miss Laura Jones Mr. Shuman S. Williams Mr. He nry J. Weller Miss Maretta Jordan Mr. Ray V. Watkins

Miss Mabel Barnett Miss Gladys 0. Geist Miss Ruth M. Smith Mrs. Caroline S. Brooks Miss Emma Moyer

Supervising Principal Principal of High School Eng lish Commercial Mathematics History Language Principal of Junior High School .English History and Civics Mathe ma tics and Geography Art Supervisor Music Supervisor

OUR CLASS Taking a re trospective view of our class, it takes us back to that memorable morn of Sep te mber, 1919, when with keen anticipation an d anxious trepidation we made our "debut" to the halls of State College High.

We remember the class as it was, th e troub le we had

with ou r schedu les, and getting at the right place at the right t ime.

The organization of the class, the momentous q uestion of electing a c!ass president, selec ting class colors and fixing annual dues.

Many

faces were new to us, we welcomed them to our class, they have proven s taunch and true members 路of the class.

Others have d-ropped

by t he ways ide for so me reason or o ther , we wish them "God Speed" in their chose n occupation.

We ca nnot look back on our hi g h school career unconscious of our good times, ou r trials and tribulations in attaining ou r goai, '.'G~APUATION".

We appreciate th e kind indulgen t attitude of our

teachers, the faithful loyalty ' to the school and class, th e humo r and pathos of our varied careers.

Can we not repay all the good by s trivin g to live up to high ideals and standaTds, thus r'eflecting honor on our school and teachers?

As

we occupied a ni che in our High School either for wea l or for woe, can we not make the g ood in us be outstanding enough, so t hat our class may be remembered in the years to come as "The Class"?

As we are now about to take up the activities of citizenship, Je t us not forget our HIGH SCHOOL. aid us.

Aid it, as we wished peop le to

Believe in it, as we believe in it now.

been taught to live it.

Live it, as we have

Let us beco me woTthy and proud citizens of

our g reat Dem ocracy and ever s tand by the schools as the great symbol of that great Democracy.

-EDITOR

MAriooN

AND

::\lAl!\' l (.\ 'l'II RYX BARXl•:S " llun1~ey" EL'ic1uett::- Cluh 'f'hi, gon<l nnturecl girl r:in mnl,c you laugh when you n1·e fpeling hluesl, nncl then won<lcr what y o u nre laughing at.

She likes type1Yriling and office work hut we helie\'e that afte1· school is over s he will talcc a certn:n "Houtz" an<l live happily evc1· nfter .

"A sunny disposition is the ,·ery soul of suceeSR"

WlLLIAl\£ lllD])L£ French Club, Glee Club, Letterman's Club, Trnck(3) (4) Thi s inclusll'ious little c·hap C'ame to us fou1· yeam ago.

He is distinguished us a musician and hns allnln,,rl g1·eat fame ns nn actor.

He often wonder:< ,vhy P<'Ol'lc gaze al him.

If h e o nly •knew, it's h'.s "jazz ho." Dul all In all, h e is our pl'ide.

:IIARY ntX GMA N Drnmatie ancl Glee Clubs The girl f1·om Centre Hall is Mary Bingman.

Frnm a II :qlpenrn n res we :'ll'e led lo b e lieve lhn t she has inte1·ests c,utsicle of S. C. H. S. We !mow that she i., an accomplishecl pianist nncl n sweet singer. A c hn1·m'.n!, compa ni o n and n friend worth having.

"Ot' Art and Love I nm the hnnclmnicl "

ROXIE T.;J,LEN BLOOJ\[

"Pele" "Rex" "iUoxfc" "Uexie" Eti11uctte Club ,\l o ng C'omes this quiet, always contented, so1·t of person who never disputes anyone's wo1·cl unless it is in Eng lish C'lass, unrl ,then "Rex" !;; usually cor rect.

She should be a "Lnwyeress''. If we \\'e1·e you "REX", we would get a cute little b un ga low ancl "ZNtle" clown a n<l lenrl a quiet life.

MA~OON

AND

1'拢 ARGARWl' TIU C'K Frenl'h Club, Dl'!1mat:c Club A tall, stately brown haired girl joined our class t his vea,:, c oming from the f:lr off school of Clearfield. She ~njoys Ph ysics and fill s her C'la ssmates with awe because of her knowledge or the meani ng of H20 and

so~.

"Knowledge is the stepping stone to success."

MARY EMT.LY CORL "l{i<l" "Dizzy" Track (2), Etiriuctte C lub Emily, a friend of 'em all. .A Iways popular with h er " Hello Kiel, got yo ur EngNsh clone?" At the beginning of ou1路 fourth year, it was rumored that E "mily was going -to tmde her Swiss watch for a Waterbury, but after n li ttle consideration s he clecidecl t o k eep her old one.

'

T ell 'cn1, Ernily"

1

HAROLD CORL This inn ocent looking boy is Harold.

AlLhough h e doeEn't say very muc h , li e is one of deep thougnt and good sense.

By his 11:J. ture we know he has a great future before him a nrl will s ucceed.

DA"NIEL DAUP Centre H a ll is r esponsible fo,路 t his young man in our High School. Centre Hall High School is a triennial.

The Laws o[ M~gnetism mi:;ht a ccrrn n t for his love of t h e girls s ide of t h e assembly- hall.

Among his accomplishments :ne driving a 路 f<'ortl, dreaming in class ancl l1eing a r egu la r fellow.

AND lllEOR(rn E1'£L~HIZF.R Dl'ama lie ('!uh llel'C' b e i!'<!

Quiet nncl pl'OgresRivc in hi:- s l tu 1 1e> Dut lie isn ' t as g uile less in some ways a s he Iool,s.

H e'd let you guess .YOUI' hca,l off hefore h e'cl let yc, 11 lo1o w ho,Y many towns h e vi:-its eve1·y w eek to ;;ec th e fai1· SPX. llo usc 1·ville mig ht bC' called lite " Huh" oJ' Ccntl'c Cuunl:v.

HARVEY FLINJ( Dmma tic Cluh lln1·ve)' is n quie t , little m em bei· err our c lass. rame to us e:.ll'ly in the yelr from Cent1·e H a ll. only loud thing nbout him is his [)U l'Ple sorks. i;.; well li kecl h y all th~ cl ass.

l-1·~ Tio ~

He

MARY BETTY FOSTER Drnmatic Club. Fl'e n c h Club .\f:11·:v Df'tt:v is one of the most Joy al membe!'S C'f lh<' 8eninl' 1·l.1s:<. .\lway.-1 l'endy ancl e n th us iastic •u manage afrail's if ~h e cnn 'L Pierr P them she will nus h them.

I fer fa,·ol"ite speer h iR, " Well [ .iu~t couldn't h<'lp it".

('OUA FOSTER Class 'l'rcns.(3), Bask e t B.111(4), Drnnrnlic Club A tall hloncle with l'yes of cleeJ)cst blue. ancl a s unmy dispo3it!on 100, that';; Corn . Always ready t o le nd a h elpin g h a nd t o th o~e I cm· f €w w;i.n cairrnot u nclci·stancl t heir NI·Hh. She Pxpects to teai•h ldntlly or der but we h ·tve ou,· tl .Jubt~. don' t you? ",\ su nny cl i, po ~ilion is the ,·cry sc ul of :.uc::!css"

MA[GOON

AND

G 1m.AL II INE FOSTER "Jerr)"" Drnmn tic Cl ub, French Club "Jerry'' is a m eny child, ,always happy and ever, n eve1· wild. 'l'his vivacious classmate has !Jeen with us four years a nd !<nows the ropes W'<:ill.

She is a lways J ohnny-on- the-spot, when it comes to fun.

"W•Iut is life wi t hout a wife, and S. C. H '. S. withou t J er1·y."

11

HARRIET FOSTER Fronch and Art C lubs (4) H arrie t is well known as the J)1·oprietor of th e Green Gir affe Art .Studio.

1-Ianiet is t o be seen at almost any I-I. S. Athletic event a t home or a~vay'.

She is a cost ume desig ner of n o mean ability' a nd is expect ed to make well in the Art ,~rorld.

HELEN FOS'l1ER Drnm:t tic, F rnnch and Glee C lubs , Daskclball If you see a tall, fair blonde coming up the st1·eel, escor ted by Arthur, you will know immediately tlrn t it is H elen.

She is one uf r.:. C. H ., S's heartyf s upi:orte1·s, athlete and musici-:in.

Oh! her c harm s :uc many and who could resist them. ' ·H e1·e's to you H e len, true friend s nrc ncye1· forgottPn''

ELlZABETH ROWLA ~ n }' REAR Vice President French C l u•b, Drnmatic Cl ub, Clasil 'l'rnas. ( 4), D::islrnl Ba II ( 4) Elizabeth i s n't noted fo1· mal,ing mu<'h noise but t hen you 1,now "Still wn ter nms deep". :Her chief s truggle this past year, besides getting A's was co:ixing the class clues f1·0111 her fello"' c lassmates. They clicln't come as easily as the A'R eilhe1·. TwentyThree is glad to claim you Betty

MA~OON

.AND

G~Y

MAI RirE OREF.X Pres, of French Club, Dramatic Clu b, M. and G. Staff.

Maurie'<' is un\\·illing to grope, and evade, and guess when a situ I lion c·all., fot' f:lets.

H e is nol satisfie,1 with anything shor t of a c·omplete answer to every irn1,ortant q11esl ion that C'O nfronts him.

He is determined l, b e the mas;LcL' of ew·ry problem he meets and lo 1Je the l<:incl of m an who wins full S\ICC'-c·ss inl'Vi l 3 bly hy the 1:owp1· or whn t he knows.

EYA GROSS Dram atic Club, F1·e nch Ch1h •Eva is a very sedate person.

S·h e always comes to school on time and alw.1.ys has her lessons to perfection.

She is one o·f those exceptional 1rnpils who take a special interest in F.-ench and m athematics.

She is ll'3velling toward success, and here's wishing s he finds it. "'rhrough con tinuous con centration do we succeed"

ADAl\T HAR'l'SWl('l( Lettermnn's Club, Traci{ Captain (4) , Track (3,4), ;\[, and G. t:laff Adam is l<:ind, loyal, studious a ncl winning.

Everything a "g(>od scout" should be.

His latest hobh y is poetry.

He has certainly a good bacl,grounr1 for classic poetry.

His most common poetic greeting

is,

'' 'lo Paris".

<·l:is~mates or "I'm·ee" '!

Ts

he

nlludin g

to one (\( hi~

lfAUDE RCTBLl~R Dra mat ic Club So the saying 1·un s, "The tn1e ron.d to success i!'< lhe straight ancl n 3 1TOW path of work.' ' This is what Maude b elieves. She is alw::tys seen s tudy ing h ard.

Twenty -Three wis he~ her th :. hest of luck in th e "hnrcl • wol'lcl 'before h e1·.

AflOON.

AND

GQ__AY

FRED IIl(' ICS Lette1·men's Cl uh , T1·ack (3, 4) v'Th en you see a g ood looking y oung fellow with, a ch um by name B ill Biddle, going up the street you'll Jrnow it's Fre<l. H e ha s been with us t he whole of our fou1· years in S. 0. H. S. vVe find t'he ISpirit of good f ellows h i p aml a ldnd h en rl toward a ll in F1·ed.

AR'l'HUR HODGKISS Dramatic Club, French Club, Manage1· Bas ketball (4) We have all types of d ispositions. Arthur's is one that cannot be analyzed.

He is a good mana get· though, a nd h e loves flowe rs. His special care is ,a red rose. We all t hink h e would be a good. Physics instrnct or fro1n what we can judge of hisl attitude in class Success A1·thur

CHARLOTTE ROY French Club, Dra matic Club, Maroon and Gray· Staff, Basketball (4) A blm· of blue, a license for t wo, '!'hat will be the end of those two.

Fo1· '!'om certainly is a dashing, gallant young fellow.

Billie with h e,· s miles whiles away the lonesom e? hou,·s playing those loving melodies upon t he piano.

One should listen and dream for hours and never g row tired. Ask him.

~··'• ,,,

·~,~ <.~.~.'. · \,&..-. ~. . ..·~.

\

..

·""'

,,..;. ..

~

HARRY HOY Art Club, Marnon and Gray Staff, Class Pres. (2) As the stone is sha,ped to ma n's e ndur'ing use oy the maste1· builder, so, in H arr y's career, has materin l been fashioned to contribute to the world a better welfare. H e upholds his rights and m ain t::iin~ determination in the fa<'e of nil obstacles.

AriooN

AND

JUA.JlTllA. UOY

F1·cnc h Club, Dramntic Cl ub Ah! t hose L1ughing blue eyC's, Lhnt s unny s mile, no wonder the men fall [or you.

We have enjoyed l\ fa r t hn's fl'icncl~hip a ll these lo ng four years, at la st we tome to the pa1·ting or the W(lys and sa dly' s h e turns back bet·:iusc,? She hns left a footb.1 11 C'aptain l>chincl he1·. J-l c1·e'H \\·ii;hing i\[nrth:l the 1lC'st or luck!

SAJUllEL lSHLEit Sam is the proud owne1· of o ne of those fa ce" of which pcoplp ins tinctive l y t1·ust. H e is <tuiet and pe.1(·eru1 as n mil l pond, although it is 11aid Ih a t still waters r un <lcep. Nol overbul'Clened with troublesom~ ambition s, but he gets there just the same. H e :i~ "As Urn n ~erl!e to the J)Olc 01· as t he clin l l o · th e s un ."

urn1>

llXOLL

F'renc·h C'lu b. ::\l:11·0011 and Gray Sla ff Bnclcl h ts ·been a c·cused o[ beins. the hnndsomest boy in t he Scnio1· Clnrn. "'ell, you lrnow he is a football man nncl a \"e1·y studious fellow , som etimes . Despite the pious countennn cc and w is tful eyes por trayed here. he is o ne or the s 11ecie,i k nown 38 goorl s ports.

lll.Alt\' li:A 'l'HRY~ KREBS "l(ntc", "l{utiev, "J(i:e hs" Etiquette Club · This ve1·y quiet girl with t h e blacl( c urls i s liked l>y every one. In he1· cln.sses she wa,i :always prepared. Kate h :is many boy friends. l l has qleen rumor ed t h at as soon as school Is over she w ill tak e nu extend ed trip thr ough the desert with a Camel.

"Qu iet, isei·cne, yet full or good fun."

MA~OON lUAX l{R.UlUlUXE French Club, M us ic.11 A pprecia tion The mild loOl{ing lad with the tpischievou s eyes, is thinldng of a new tt·ick. H e is wholehearted a nd oblig ing lo a ll. H is piano p laying fills the heart with various emotion s. His favori te piece is, "Oh Boy, Oh joy, when, (l o \\',• gn from hc1·c?" ·

ll ,\RilARA LEIGH'l'ON "Ilah s", "Barby" D rnnrntic

Club, 01·alorical Contest, E aslrntbn ll

One hazy Septembe1· cla y "Ban)'' b urst th1·ough the port als of the S. C. H. S . lilw a t yphoon a n d attached herself t o the Junior Class. We h ave found he1· 11 e h:uming -a nd unus ua l classmate, always full of p ep and rloing t he unexpected.

HELEN LEllIO:N Frenc h Club, D1·amatic Club This dark-eyed beau ty is on e of the s w eet est wie h ave. Her c hief p leasure is s t udying French, th,c polite la n guJge. She is so com1rn nion able that she will be sorely missed when ~h e from this school does aepar t. H e1· middle n a m e is D ramatic Clu1b .

"W h en I from t h is world cle)lart, Let me lenve it lilrn a lark."

DANIEL LONBEROElt "Hanny", " Loney'' B ask etball (4), Foo tball (2, 3, 4), B a seball (1, 2, 3) Capt. B. B. (4), Trac k ( 3, 4), 'l'rncl;: M:in g r. (4), JVL and G. Staff, A. A. 'l'l'Cas. This A pollo h as :1dv.J n cecl u s n. n ew theorem i n Physics t ha t t here is on e a ncl only one Light. lin the wol"lcl. As an athlete he i s a s hinin g s t a 1· a n cl thP, best spor tsrnfln who evc1· we n t th rough the S . C . H . S .

- --~-~----~~

MAQ_,OON

AND

J,OUlSE J\f<'DOW E LL Secretnry of French Club Our c lnssmnte c:in t1·anslate fluently in Latin, orate ln E nglish, using wo1·ds "·hich almost riva l Macu lay's and she can a lso 1·ead Frenc h secretary notes with remarkable ease. She will be remem•bered fo r he1· or iginality in English, and her aO)ility to make E's in P hy sics.

ALICE MEYER French Club, D ramatic Club Alice is one of t h e unseparable quartet who a.1·c known for theh· accomplishments. She is gifted a long musical lines. You should hear her t)lay ! Alice is always cheerful nncl willing to help anyone with hi,i F1·f'nch. We predict a br illi an t future for ILady Alice.

HF. .'.\' RTE'l'TA MITCH ELL Drnmntic Club H enrietta came to us in the last l.1,p of our H. S. life. She has proven to be n. good sport and a booste,· of the sc hool. Surely an accepti,ble aclcl ition to our C'la~s. 1\Te predict a hrillia nl fu t ure fo1· he1·.

-LUC'ILLE J\fl'l'CTIELL Etiquette Club, Orn torical Contest Lucille joi ned the Sen ior ra nks bst Sep tembe 1·.

Such versatility as she 110ssessPS is exhibited by few people. She is a very able pl:1 tform speaker a nd her musical ability is not lo b:! scorned. ~ 'e are all quite sure t h at Rachma n inh oIT would smile a hearty approval upon hearing her play his "Preiucle".

-

MAfGOON

AND

DUELAH ALVERTA MOSER ''Hill", "Boola" Etiquette Club Buelah h as •been with us t hrough the fou r toilsome yeal's of ou1· sojoun1 he r e at State, a nd we have found he1· a wor thy student. Her latest hobby/ i s a large l'ing with ".S" on it. ·whether it s t ands fo;· l:'.ta te 01· Studen t we don't lo10w, but we hav~ ou1·, ::;uspicion s.

A nJUAN ~IUR'l'ORPF "~furt" ";\fol't'' is one of the most noble J)orlions of t hl' clas;; o f '23. His !brilliance shin es forth in L atin, Ph ysics and "Stude n t Fcmminam". H e is n oted fo1· his ath letic ability nncl his written t hemes in English .

He is .Secrcta1·y of the Coon IIt111te1·s Club t1nd. 1•he Hnrtswick Town Golf L eague.

ET, EANOU MUSSE R "Dick" Little uf s tature , small of fee t, F or win n ing ways she can't ·be beat; For s he can sing ancl dance ancl play ancl EOme clay, ,;veil wnit u ntil in 1943 you see the little pianist pla ying For the Ki ng ancl Queen of Italy.

S he is noted for h e1· appetite and h e 1· clnnc ing

ltU SSELL MUSSEU Baseba II ( 4), Traci, ( 4) A valued member or the Senior Class. H e is a mos t strenuous wor'l,er, and a. good checker 1)1ayer. We hope he will become an ins tructor, as h e has stored up c ons iderable k nowledge cluring his ,b1·ill iant H igh School career.

I

A~OON

AND

1\TA UY PLP3TER "1\Iary" Sec. J1·. Cla,a;s (3), Jr. Play (~). Drnmatlc Club (4),, F1·ench Club (4) Mnry started school life in New Haml\)shire, but when she heard of .S. C. Jl. S. she said "Elate College is the place [01· me." As to her education she was heard to say that Dw1l'bells, Victrola and Chevrolet cars were the greatest inventions of he1· age.

"All's well that ends well"

PAULINE PLATT Drnmn tic Club, Sec. of French Club Although Pauline is not a native, she has been a faithful, n ncl imlu!'lt1·ious membe r of the '23 class for the p:1st fou1· yea1·s. Polly rnny seem demure and bashful, but it's ·best to look out for the quiet onesXeverthelcss sh ~ I~ n good all around spo1·t and has a true heart.

FJtAX J( RE SrnF.S

\'. P. Lettermen'8 Cluh, Base'bnll (4). ~r. and G. Etnff. f'l'es. A. ~\. (4), l~ootball (1, 2, 4), Foothall Capt. (3)

F1·anl, has the pep in athlelks, ~<'hool spirit and! stud ies. He is a veritable examplP of the old a clag<', "'f'he must valuahle goods fll'e in little packages." II<' is a lrnde1· and <loer of things. H e gives the fai r sex a shnt·c of his attention also. ";\lake every (lay c•ount, f or tomotTow there> will be one leRs.''

llOROTHY R U PP D ra m atic Cluh, Orch estra (3, 4) D:irothy is well info1·mecl in the world of music.

We p1·edict for hel' a c·arcer as a pianis t. She is also no'.ed f or having he1· lcs~ons well prepared. Amongthese accomplishments w e migh t mention h er c heerful mnnner and clelig-htful humot·.

"Life is short, Al't is long."

MAfGOON

AND

'l'R'EOllORF. R USH " Toots" "1'etldy'' "R ns h" " Gel'kin" "Te el" F oobball (3,-1), Baseball (2,3,-1 ), Basketball (4) Letterma n's Clu b "Say did you h ear the Emerick Busses were mal, ing m oney? vVell they arc. Rush goes up and down so o ften they can afford to Jl!IY a. dividend." Rush is one o f our athl etic lum inal'ics, a nd on e of t h e few t h ree l etter men. l i e wa,, to be seen in action n t every f ootJball, basketball, and ,baseba ll game. P!lying the star in cooperation a lways.

RO BERT R U THERF OTill

"Roh" " llu t herfol'(l" F1·e nc h C l uh A tall , bash f ul, young man who arrived with us on t h e t h ird stage or our jou1·ney, and who we are just beginning to understand (espet'i:i lly the gil·ls). Un cle,· t h e car e fu l clh·ection or M iss Con rad rind Miss Jo,·dan he should become on e of t h e fo re m ost ,publi<' spea k c,1·s and F r enc h 1·eaders of today.

W l NJF R Ell S L AOT,F.

" ' VJnnlt•" Vice P r es. F r enc h Club, Dram:ilic Club T lll'Ough the fOUl' years that "Winn ie'' has tanied with us, s h e h as proven that wo never could h avie gotten a lo ng withou t h er. H er stately wJys a ncl su nny disposition have lig h tened wear y hours. Pluclc and persevera nce are two of "Win n ie's" most noticeable qualities.

"A ra r e comhi n :1tion of in tellec t, ta lent n n d a pleasing pel'sonali ty."

OJL B ERT STR.UN JC

" (1111" "Rt ru nk' ' l•'rench Club, Dramatic Club A h andsome young mnn app roaches. .Meet Mr. St,·unk the S. C. H. S. houn d of learning, and argumets with the teachers. He is one of our brillia n t luminaries in English a nd Problems, and is sm·c to make a Pulilir· .Spe:lker of P 1·ominenC'e.

---,

AQ,OON

AND

l\I A RY A. 'l'A 'l'J.:

")lln mr" · Trnck (2), Raskctl)all (1), Junior Play (3) When we Lhinl{ or M:i 1·y we think of a vei·y ,111iet and modesl girl, hut foncl of "Cay vV-cty ." fHH i:, seldom unahle to explain why she is un- preparnd in class. \Vil! "i\[:ime'' take " f \1·t" now that school iis ended'!!'!'! ''Tis better to hn \"P loved and lo.;;t, Than neve1· to have loved nt all."

ANN A SARAH '1'1101\IPSON

French Clu,b, O,·c hestra (3,4) .She e ntered with us as a freshman and aftei· t hese four ye:irs she has com e to t h e very top. She is vei·y happy ga.thel'ing 1Wclty thing-s for he1· hope chest, hut from what we h(•nr it will be unpacked soon, sine,, we e.tn hear Lhe faint c·himes of .Tune weddin g hells.

l\I A RY T('A'l'HERI.NE 'l'UOJIIPSON

Eliq uetle Cl u·l;l

Th is helle of Pine G1·ove has lrnpt us mm•ry for Cour years with he1· engagi ng smile. She is it genius in Commercial L flw. Her ability• ns a n ituthoress i.; unquestionable. She also likes poetry.

"Th e wind mu,·mured, the moon peeked, ThPy always sympathize with lhe discreet."

'l'lIOJ\IAS W ALT,ACE

"Toni" Sec. L eltm·man 's Club, Trnck (3, 4), Football Mgr. (4), Baseball ('3,4) V. P. A. A. Prns. D rnmatia Club.

T ommy is popularity i ts elf. U nassuming, but there with the snap. H e does well with his school work considerin g how much time he gives to other matters. We hope that lhe subject matle1· g leaned in the s ch ool will some clay he the cause of engravin~ his name in lhe Hall of F.1me.

MAfl,OON

AND

W lLLIAiU W ARn I

~

D1·an1i1,~[Jl -Cl ub Bill i.s an all a l'oun<l good Fellow. He u sed to r efel' evel')ibody to Pine Ctrove, but since life is mol'l.> agl'eeable whel'e a fox li ve.«, h e thinks more of S. C. nnd has aclopte<l i t. H e know3 how to get the marl,;; n il l'ighl. \Vh y h<• hl'in gs nn "[•'-" home evel'y even ing!

<'A'l'HARDE LOTS WILLIAMS Catharine has been r esponsi-ble fol' om· a lphabetical marks on ou t· "monthly 1·eporter'' fo1· t he past year, ancl we fee l sure tha l she is ca,pable of clo~ng office work. She tells us thnt "8 uncla y" ('ome~ ch r.i;, and often four times a week.

"A word to the wise is sufficient."

JOHN W ILLIAMS Muc h toned clown from h is dlily hike from thriving Lemont duri n g the past four years. Always studying! H e hasn ' t seen a girl for four years.

JVIn.ybe! · Such a dignified orato1· in English Class!

We woulcl a ll he lost with out him. iHe is our "Safety Valve.!"

TmW ARH LA WThE~C£ WJLLARll French C lub, Art Cl uh, Lettc1·man's Cl ub, Track (3, 4) M. and G. Stal'l' Ned's an all around fellow- H e has shown us l,p is a g-ood actor, student, runne1· :incl c lassmate. W111t more could you want'? His nm1Jition is to hcc onrn " lawver a ncl he is so fond of al'guing he ought 1,1 su r·ccecl. VVell an~"'rriy h<->r'~ ,viHh i ng you the lH-~t or ltl<'k Neel !

MA~OON

AND

F'1·ench Club, Glee Cluh, D rn m atlc Club Jen nie helongs to th e P .Hlc Avenue Expres", which like t h e Bellefonte Centra l , always arrives 2 0 1· 3 min. la te. A <'corcUng lo the great lite1·ary critic of tho n ge, .Tenn ie is to gain fam e through her pen.

'Nhcre lhC'1·e's 11 will thr1·1?'H n w.1 y, and that's J e nny.

~Jn.sox

D AN JET, 1, l~BlER llfAN "llu1111y''

Class PrPs. (3, 4), D ramatic Cluh, Junior Play, Debnting Club, Orntor ical Contest, Class :-:on. (2\ "A nd st ill they gazed and still the wonder grew th3t o ne s mall h ead could carr y nil he icn ew."

C'Jelson is a good fri!'nd n.ncl n charming c onvor snt iQnalisl. H e h Js served t he class \'ery efficiently.

J< A1'H ERIXE JUtEAl\CE R This jolly, good-natur ed lassie, a g rncl uatc of Bloomshurg Hi g h, was not content with four years of school life s o decid ed lo tast e life at S . C. H . S .

Sh e joined the ranks las t Sep tember , and sin ce t h en has shown herself to be a good sport and; stu de nt.

Success be youn Katie.

_)

MAriooN. AND n.onER'L' OltAHA l\[

"Doh" L etterman's Club, Foolbnll ( 1, 2, 3, 4), BasebJ!l (4) Football Capt. (4) Bob is n wi nne1· or hearts.

A ll the girls are crazy over !P'3ham crackern, but Bob can't g ive the m all his time, s o he has rec r eation , such as studying ph ysics an d e ngaging in athletics.

Bob a lso has fl t:1ste for the footlights. "'•Tis bette1· to have loved and won, Than to h 3 ve loved and Jost.''

OERALn ROJ\HO ",Teny" French Club '!'his brighl young c hap hailed from Reading1 a s hort time ago. H e appear s to be very much, interested in the gil'ls-especiaUy those in R eading. Al· though he has n. Valentino hair cut, h e Is quiet, stu dious and dem u re.

J,F.ON RIBNNER D eba ting Club Leon Ski nne r cnme h e re from Pittsburgh on ::i s i;.rht seeing tour, and things w er e so attractivei h o had Lo stay . We are, g lad h owever , for with his mtLny talents, "twisting'' hearts, debati n g, "gettin g cln1g-s" e tc·., he is an asset to a ny class.

"Bolle1· la le thnn never," .Leon

ALr'REU SWIFT M. rLncl G. Staff

Like Rudolph Valentino, Swift ls very popular with the women. H is winning ways, on dJsmal days, make the people all reel brig hte1·. For every day, in cn·e1·y way, he maims your h e3rt grow lighter. Swift's g1·cate;;t a mbition is lo be a musician. His j azzy h en1·t will give h im the st11 r t, and h e will soon gel a goorl posit ion.

li.ENNETU W ATERDURY Pres. of L etterman's Club, Football (4) "Kenn" en.me to us from Loclc Haven at the b e g inning of Lhe year . H e acqu ired much fame as a footba ll player and as an active partaker in a ll things for the bette rme nt of o m· sch ool. He is a ver y f i n e young mnn nnd well lil,ccl by nll h is cla~smntes.

~be <fbening r&ulletin Friday, May 13, 2013

Volume 13

May 13-Robert Graham, the great box promoter, has just announced that he will be ready to open his Ladies Vogue Shop tomorrow.

P r ices Cash.

- - - o,- --

May 13- That musical act, "The Foster Sisters" has bee n having a 40 week run in New York City.

It is rumored that the Sisters have just signed a three year contract with Flo Ziegfield.

- - -o , - - -

Monte Carlo, May 13- John Williams, alias Pink Eye Phil, broke the bank three times this afternoon .

The banker said that he never witnessed such a run of luck before.

- -- o- - -

May 13-Charlotte Hoy Musser have just signed a Paul Whiteman to take Confrey and Donaldson. ing them luck.

and Eleanor contract with the place of Here's wish-

- -- o- - -

May 13-Harvey Flink, the silver tongued orator, has just come back from the tomb of King "Tut." He will lecture at Carnegie Hall.

May 13-A poker game was broken up at the corner of 12th and BTOad today

by Andy O'Neill and Bob Mingle the Posse . . Among the participants were Ned Willard, the card sharp of the Riviera, Gilbert Strunk, the best shell man in the game, Harold Corl, Arthur Hodgkiss and Adam Hartswick.

Number 13

May 13-This is to announce the engagement of Nelson Zimme-rman , t路he female impersonator, to Barbara Leighton, the trapeze artist now with Barnuman Bailey and Ringling Bros.

- --

o,-- -

May 13-William Ward, who runs a FOX Farm -right outside of the city, has shipped his furs to the Les Kline Co. this year.

- - -o-- -

May 13- Margaret Buck, ex-heavy weight champion of the world, has started a training school for heavy weig,hts exclusively. Among her pupils are Emily Corl, Roxie Bloom, Helen Lemon, Kathrine Krebs and Jennie Womer.

-

--()-------

State College May 13-A new faculty has been elected to the S. C. H. S. composed of Biddle, domestic science; Hicks, english; !shier, hi s tory and political science; Krumrine, physical culture; Knoll, French and Yiddis h.

- - -- u,- - -

May 13-Gerald Romig, the Valentino of Reading, has announced that he will operate a Turkish Bath at the corner of Chestnut and 5th. He has just completed a course in Swedish massage under Russell Musser.

- - -o----路May 13- The Resides-Wallace Traction has just opened a line of 路electric cars between State College and Bellefonte.

It is said that they are backed by that noted banker, Adrian Murtorff.

MaY 13-Daniel Lonberger, Captain of th e Light Brigade, has jus t returned to this country on a year's leave. He will visit his old home sometime in July.

- - - -o- --

Ma y 13-S ince the Harry Hoy Ai'rcraft Compan y has started to make non-rigid dit igibks they have been fortuna te in securing the services of Leon Skinn er to blow them up.

May 13- Kenneth Waterbury, th e great exp lorer, has just been rescued from a Corl ato le in the Southern Pacific. His only remark as he left the island was, "Now I am off corals for good".

- -- o-- May 13-Charlotte Harter, th e premier dancer with the Follies Borguise of Paris, has just announced that she will spend the rest of her days at the Whitehouse.

- - -o , - - -

May 13- Mary Plumer has jus t been re '. ired by the Heinz Co. after 30 yea rs of "pickling".

---o,---

May 13-BIG DOUBLE SU ICIDERush and Swift who have success full y "bulled" their way thru the S. C. H. S., hung themselves on their lin es at 10 o'clock today.

- -- 0 1 - - -

May 13-Louise McDowell of State College and the Mitchell girls of Clearfield are operating a second hand store at Gum Stump.

May 13- Daniel Daup and Mor ris Green, the g reat engineers, have just completed a tunnel between Centre Hall an d Pleasant Gap. -

-

-

,o,---

May 13- Alice Meyer, the only one in the world weighing over 500 pounds, has just accepted a contract with th e Gross-Moser Carn iv al.

- -

- o,- - -

May 13-Helen Foster, Cora Foster, Harr iet Foster and Elizabeth Frear have just g raduated from Vassar after 3 1 years of preparation.

,May 13-Cathrine Williams, who assisted Prof. Weik in th e year 22-23, has jus t been elected Dean of Women at Shingletown Academy.

Her el,e ction was caused by the former dean, Maude Hubler, running off with the j anitor.

- - - -o,- --

May 13-Winifred Slagle, the art critic, has just taken a position from the Milton -Bradley Co., and will reside at Yeagertown.

May 13-The advertising section of th e Hollabaug h-Taylor Coaching Co., Mary Tate, has instituted a new system whereby teams are coached by correspond,e nce, not unlike th e I. C. S. of Scranton.

This is quite an innovation in coaching centers.

- - - o-- - May 13- Martha Hoy, Anna Thompson and Mary Bingman started today from the Old Ladies Home to find a s uccessor to Rudolph Valentino.

- -

-

,o,- - -

May 13- Mary K. Thompson and Kathrine Kreamer have been elected to New York City's traffi c squad. They will be s tationed on the corner of 5th and Broadway.

~----·11111111 •,.• ._,,_1,.-.11-1,_tt_.-._..,_~~•._..,._. •••-1-,,-.1-1....,,1_,,-,,-n_11....,,_,1_,,_1,-,,-,1-,,....,,1_c,....,,_c,...,.:•

o

CLASS WILL

~

0

iO

e

i

!

I f 0

i 1.

I i

I

II Ij I

ii

'

8

J

Know All Men By These Prcs:nts, t,_,at we, the class of MDCCXXII of the State College High School, city of State College, Centre County, State of Pennsylvania, U.S. A., being of sound mind and memory do hereby declare this our las, Will and Testament.

.

Doubtless our gifts are small and inadequate' but their value may be measured by the spirit in hich they are given and the joy, disappointment, misery, and amusement with which they are accepted.

Gather near, then all ye Honorable· Faculty and Fellow Students and receive: 1.--To our dear Faculty we do bequeath our appreciation for what they have done for us, our ability to sing in chapel and also tihe sum of 13c for the purpose of purchasing '·Shirley's 20th Century Lover's Guide. " 2.-To our successors the Juniors we do solemnly bequeath our Parliamentary rules observed in class meetings.

3.-To the Sophomores we bequeath our Dramatic Talen t.

I

4.- To Mr. Wieland we donate one perfectly good repea ter and victrola record No. 9,999 by name, "Stop Talking and Separate Yourselves."

0

!

I-

I ! ' 0

1

I j O

!

5.-1, Arthur Hodgkiss, do beqeauth my accomplishment in love making to Oswa ld Kiminsky.

6.-- I, Barbara Leighton , do bequeath to Susan Bloom my excess weight.

7.-1, Bob Ruthe,fo,d, do beque,th to Naomi Faust my em riuent "gift of gab."

8.--I , Beulah Mosser, do beq ueath to Margaret Hoy, my skill of talking while typewriting.

9.-I, Nelson Zimmerman, do bequeath to James Mitchell, my privilege of prominading th e halls at prom iscuous hours.

! !! !

11.- I, Helen Lemon, do bequeath to Maude Behrer my escort to assist her in arrivng promptly at school.

I

12.- I. Cora Foster, do bequeath to "Mickey" Light my excess know ledge of Trigonome try.

. i•

'

f

i

O

0

i

r Ii

10.- I Harvey Flink, do bequeath to Hugo Bezdek my manly conduct.

II

1

~

!I I

! !

i

A

II o

,

II i !

.

0

o

! ! !

1I I

I I t

-j

Il i i

I l,·

f

i-

I o

0

•!•1.-.o._11-11-1,-..o-11...,,1._1,_1,_c,_1,-11-11-11_,,_,,..._1,_u_,,_,,_11,,a•11-•1-,,-u_,,._,,_u_,,_0_ 11 _ 1,•!•

i

'

'

'-~

•••n...-o_n_n_n_o_1,-o.-.u_11_,, ...11-11_ 0_11_11.-.11.._,,,_,,_,,.....,u-1,.....u.....o._o._.o....n._o.....o....o...._11_.u._.,.:•

' , !i

13.-1, William Biddle do bequeath to Hubert Koch my cradle rocking ability used in mass meetings for his future use.

i i

14. -I, Harriet Foster, do bequeath to Ethel Meyers my position as assistant ot t-he future senior class pr.esident.

I

15.- l, Ned W;JJacd, do bequeath to Robect Fletche, my Chesh;,e gdn.

16.-I, J ennie Womer, do bequeath to Priscilla Wasson my "drag" with Mr. Weiland in Physics class.

17- I, M11ry Tate, do bequeath to Mildred Zerby my reputation as a heartbreaker.

18.-I, William Ward, do bequeath to Robert Way my ability to charm the ladies. (He needs it.)

19.- I, Catherine Williams, do bequeath to Ethel Shoem aker my dist inct know!edge of the alphabet ranging from A. to ,M.

f t

I

!

I

I I

I I

I

20.- I, Ad:tm Hartswi ck, do bequeath to Charley Graham, my interpretation of the "jazz".

21.-We, the Senior girls of S. C. H. S. do bequeath to our successors, the Juniors, the floor space in the cloak room for their coats, and also the space formerly occupied by the mirror for the same articles.

22.- I, Dan. Loney, will "ALL my PEP" to Clifford Korman.

23.- 1, Louise McDowell, do bequeath to Nelson J ones my super-abundant knowledge of the dictionary.

24.- We, the class of 1923, do hereby bequeath to George Etters one man's size comb and one large jar of Sta-Comb.

25.-I, Elizabeth Frear, do bequeath to Ada Rom ig my modesty.

In witness whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal this 31st day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twenty three.

Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us;

I

CLASS OF 1923, S . C. H. S.

Witn esses: I. M. Delighted

u. R.

rnscoucaged

•:•1._.o_..,_.,.._,,_c,-o_ ,1_ ,,_1,......,,.._.1,....11-,1-11....,1._.1,_11-1,...,1,._,,_.,,.- 1,.....,1-11_0.....,1- 1 1 . - . i . . - . C I _ . ~

I

I

I I I

. _,,_u_,,_,,_,,_u_,,_,,_,,_u__,,_,,_,,_,_,,_,,_,,_u_,,_,,_,,_,,_,_,,_,,_u_U_U_>>-••-n-•-r 1 !

I

!

I! I_

_

I 1,, 0

I i

!

I

,-_ -

i

!= f

I

J_

i1

!

O

FOOTBALL

The football season open ed with a bang.

After several weeks of hard practice' a team m'a terialized from p ractically not hing.

Manager T. "Willie" Wallace arranged a ten game schedule which was very s atisfactory.

Defeat was met at Clearfield, Lock Haven, and Lewistown while the games . played with Philipsburg, Tyrone (2), Mi lton, Winburne, Yeagertown and Bellefonte resulted in victories for S. C. H. S. The squad takes th e privilege to offer their t hanks to Coaches Hollabaugh and Tay lor, who did th eir bes t in order to make th e season a s uccess. It furthermore wishes to express its gratitude to the townspeop le and th e s tudent body for th eir loya l s upport.

The Letter Men of 1922 are as follows: G raham (Capt.)

Lon berge r Waterbury MacAlevy Shirk Mayes Edmiston

Meyers Williams Ru s h Resides Hollabaugh (Capt.-elect) Fletcher Thompso n

I i

II f

, 1

I I

! !

I = 1'

=

i'

I i I !

I

I

•:•,_.o-c1_0_ 0.-u_o_o._.o_u_1,_o_o_u_u_o_11_11_1,-o_n...,.n•-n-u_u._,1,_ n_,,_1,-1,_o_u••!• ' j

r-·-·-·-·----~:;s-~:~;::~=-·----·--·-·-·-i II

I i

I

I

I i

I

I

I

m

This year witnessed the inauguration of Girl's Basket Ball in our school.

Despite the fact than no big games were won, we give due credit to the persevering spirit of its members.

We honor them as the first Girl's Basket Ball

Team of our High School.

The game was new to practically all members, but the experience and training will serve ::s a foundation for a winning team next yea r.

Inter-sq uad games were played, and two games with Bellefonte the res ults of which were unfavorable to us.

With a more experienced team next year

we hope to avenge the defeats.

Due credit is given to Miss Bard, who coached the team, and to the students for their indulgent loyalty to the team.

•!•1..-.,1-1..-,,._,,.-,c,....,t1~

1.....11.-.,1-1149'1~1-,.._..,.._..1_,1._..1,.--,1.-.,,c;.-,,-

11-

,1-

11-

11.-.,1.-11- •1.-,c~l~...-.cte

I

S. C'. H. S. BASERALL SQUAD-1 92:J

'

•!•.,f1-.n-11-1•-11-•1-,1-•1-11-11...,1_..,.-..11- ,..-,,-,1~•-••-••-••-•1-11- ,,-11- 1,- 1..-c1.-.1. -1~ 1,._..,...,,•:•

.

~~~

ii

Early in the spring of 1923 a call for baseball candidates was issued by Coach "·Buck" Taylo-r. Twenty-five candidates answered the call. Daniel Lonberger was elected captain and Robert Graham, manager.

At the time of printing this issue no games have been played but the t :: am, under the capable direction of' the coach is rounding into shape and will give some real competition to their opponents this year.

A county league of High School Baseball Teams has been organized. This will prove of great interest, more so especiall y s in ce Mrs. Graham has offered a handsome S il ver Trophy to be awarded to the winning team. It is t~e d·:!sire 0f th e "Maroon and Gray" that this become the prope rty of S. C. H. S. Success to the team!

'i-

-

i i

I I I i i

I •

I Ii e

• 1

Ii .

iII I

I

BASIIBTBALL Basketball is a new sport at S. C. H. S .

However, by serious practice th e rudiments of the game were learned and a team placed on the floor. For a green team they did exceptionally well, winning two out of six games played.

We hope, that in the future, more interest will be shown in this s port as it fills up the gap between the fall season and spring.

•

I j

i -,.

Ii _

I I i i i i I-

I .-',

l e

TRACI{ At t he pres ent time the track team is still in an embryonic s ' age.

However we intend to compete in the In terscho'.as tic Ma y Day Event and the In '. erCounty Meet.

i'-

ii.•

I

•!•1.-,,-c1-,1-11.-.,1.-11-11._,,....11..-.11_ 1.._,,_,,__1..-1..-1..-1..._.,..._.,~-,~·,._1,_1..-1.._,,,...11-,, -,,- 11...,11- 1,... •:•

r..·-··-··-··-·-··-··-··-·-··- ···-. -..-··-·-··-·-·-·-·-··-..-··-··-··-· -· -·-· -·-·-····.

I II JUNIOR NOTES

I

I' I -

CLASS OFFICERS President

Charles WH!iams

Vice President

Kenne th Mayes

Secretary-Treasurer

Richard Fletcher

Reporters

I I

m

Winifred Wieland and Sherwood Hollabau.gh

I

I i

i

•

I

THINGS NEVER SEEN OR HEARD OF

I

I .-The new "Victrola".

2.-"Bill Jones as a lady-ki ller.

I I

3.- M ildred Zerby as a heart-breaker.

I

II

4.-Bond Brnngard as a football s tar.

5.-Ethel Myers as a classical dancer.

6.-Frank Scott as a social whale.

7.- Bezdek as a corset advertisement.

8.-"Eddy" sitting s till.

9.- Grimes kn owing French.

10.- Ada Romig without a crush.

Don't Mistake This, For The Wreck Of The Hesperus It wa:s the vessel D esper us that sailed the

summer sea, And the skipper with his tobacco out T ook a chew for compa n y.

A sea plane dip11ecl the waves a[ai·, When a sailor from below Said, "The cook's been eating Eskimo P ies And thinks he's a hunk of s now."

The captain took another chnw, bu t Ere he had lime to chew A m ean old sword fish going <home, Cut the steam boat r igh t in two.

The ski pper, he sanh: o ut of sight,

11,_.1. . _ ,11•!•

1, _

1, -

1~

11-

11~ . . -1. . -,1 -11 -•1- •1-

•t-

11-

But t he tohacco remained a float, Whicb was quiclcly c hewed by a swarm of fish Who 1'or food l1a d f ollowe d t!he boat.

At daybreak on a bleak sea beach A life g uard stood aghast '.ro see a swarm of gulls right close, The fo rm of a d ripping mast. 'l'he cause for the swarm he afterwards learn ed, ·wm he told in n Ii tlle bit.

The g ulls wern gobbling the fish who came Up on the mast to spit.

-Ed. Cl u te.

11- • 1 - 1 1 - ,1 - ,1-

11«•11-

.

11-11-11.._., , ....

I

II II I

!I I

,1-.c,_,1._.,,_ 1,- 1·•:•

~

___:..:..

I

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS

•!••o.-.u. -ct.....-..-..1- ,,- cJ,...t1_ 0_ 1,-

i

Ii

I i ! t !c

t

I

• c1-.c1.-..ci~1-

o-

~c1.-,,c1-

c..-.0~

1-

11. -,. - .,. _ .c1.-..,_

,,_

*

*

*

,.

*

*

.,

T,he following S ophomores went out fo r foot ball :- Har ry" Meyers, Harold Hubler and William McAlevy.

*

•r

·r

Hubert Koch althoug h not a Senio r ac ted as cheer leader with th e able assistance of Willy Biddle.

*

*

*

..

,!,!

for t~~\;; t ::~s:~ .d J ohn Henszey wer e elected assis tant foot ball ma nage rs

O

I

II

Richard Bottor f was a m: m b;~ of ,:,t h e -~ as;etball Team.

*

·~

·~

·~

*

The S ophomores who reported for Spring spor ts are : Willi am McAlevy, George Pearce, Oswald Kamin sky, Kenn eth Zerb y, Rossman We rt and Robert Lei tzell.

I

Mr. Wieland (in Biology) , " N-~me \en \ird: ." ,, Osw ald-"One robb in and nine sparrows".

, 1

T he n ight came on so dark ancl still, l\ly m ind was wondering, wher e it wlll, As I came over the hr ow of the hill, My thoughts turned to________ T he G raveyard.

A n d she'll su r round one of her smiles With a new bonnet, costly, too, On which ther e's still ten dollars clue.

In springtime.

i

Afraid was T, I know not w h y______ T.hat ltel'l'ih le place, I had to pass by, I thought I heard a n awfu l cry, That Issued from ________ The Graveyard.

Her foot's encased in a number four shoe.

But her regular size is three times two.

H er hose is m ade o r the finest silk; Tis just the color of rich top milk.

I n spri ng;ti me.

Two steps I took, my poor knees shook, Oh why had I read that awful book?

I dicln't know just where to lool<.

B u l r lool'ecl · ht a t --- - --- --, s t r aig The Graveyarcl.

Befor e my eyes, though it was n iglht, I saw a. thing move, large and while, Among l he tombs, now left, now r ight, I quick ly a·nn pasL- - - ----- - -The Graveyard.

H er d r ess ds quite the latest thing So loud you could almost hear It ring.

All color s of •the rain bow are found, ~,rnm her head to her skirt, which drags on the ground.

I n ,spri ng~me.

Arouncl he ,· neclc is a s u mmer f ur ,vhich was macle from some poor, J1elpless c u r. iShe "bot" Lt on the installment plan, You ,pay a clollar a week, if you can.

In Sl1l'ingtlme.

Hnw fast I ran, you ne'r can g u ess, Rlll say! I made thrul clistnnce less Than a n y liar can e're confess Jn running from_ ___ ___ _____ 'l'he Crn veyard.

H er cheeks are rosy as they can be, B u t the reason for this you can easfly see.

Her li1>s are reel, her eyebrows black , I supose s he t,h~n lts this pleases J ack .

In springtime.

As T passed that way, the vei·y next clay, H ow shocked I was I cannot s:1y, Bul calmly sta nding ancl c h ewi ng away A white cow slood in ________ The Grn veynrd.

-Gr ace l\[cl\Iahon

On Easler morn to church she goes, AJI decked ou t in her new clothes.

If this "dg" doesn't catch a man, 1'11 ent my hat, as fast as I can.

In s J)ri n gtime.

-Kath eri n e Holbr ook

II e

I i !f c

•

i

i'

' O

1

i ·i _

If f

i

!

i

1-

11. _ ,, 1. _ , .11 -

11. . . . ,11-

11 . . . . . , 1. . . . . , 1

-11-

Jn Sprin•time

,1-

11-

,1..-.11-

A young girl's fancy t u rns to styles,

,1-

,1-

,1-

,1-

•

l le

! !

I

' e

,=

I l.

I 0

e

·1 I

i

I=

The Graveyard

1 •:u.--,,.....,

I

1,.....11._..,.~,

LATEST FICTION BY MEMBERS OF SOPHOMORE CLASS How it F eels to be Bri g ht Eugenia Grava tt The Care of the Teeth Kathryn, Holbrook How to ge t a Drag.

GraH ceubM erctMK a hoochn The Secre t of my Beauty Wh y I use P ackers Tar Soap Ern est Dreibilbis

e

Ii

n~1-

11-

11«•0-

11-

11. -,1.-.11- .11_ n_n_ 11,...11-

II I I! ,,

1 ii

!_ !

I e

I

i f !

.

If f

I

f

I

!

t'•••

The Operetta was given to raise money to buy records for the victrola.

The High School thanks Miss Conrad and Miss Moyer for the interest in

-·- -·- ·- ---·- . -·-·-··-·-. -·-·- -·- -·----·- -·-r ALUMNI

I

·--·-,

i •

I

•:•1- 1....,11._..,...1,....,,._.,,_.1,....1,.-11.-.,1 ....,1...,11...,,1_1,,...11- ,1._,,,._.1,- ,1 - ,,....1,,._.o......,.-.1,_ 1..-.,•- c1- 11.-.11-c1-11••.•

-r-··- · -. -··-··- . -..-··-··-··-···-· -·-··-·-··-· -. -,,_. _. _.,_,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,_,,_,,_,-r· t

I

I

Do You Know that

I

I

Ii I

BRUNSWICK RECORDS

;I:

Are Released Daily

i

I

!

II -

Hear Them Every Day at

I

i

I;

i

i

GENTZEL'S

I

,•

•

•!•1._1,_ ,,_,,... ,-.....1,_1_ 1, -,-

II I

I ·- 1- 1..-.1- 1_ 1..._.1~ •'--1- c -,1• -,1-•1- ,,- ,1-11_ 1_ 1.._.,.._.u_ ,1 _ 1,- 1,-•!• •

It AU De,pends Dentist-"Do you wish gas?"

Ham- "How much is it a gallon?"

Death Rate Stranger- "What is . the death rate in your town ?" .

Doctor-" About two per automobile."

Mr. Wieland- "James, can you give me the de finition of an egg ?"

Jam es-"Yes, an egg is a chicken not yet."

The biggest joke in the High School is the Junior Class.

Teacher- "Who can name one important thing we have today that we didn't have one hundred years ago ?"

Johnny-" Me." "Johnn y," as k his teacher, "why does a s tovepipe smoke ?"

Johnny- "Because it cannot chew."

•:••11- ,1- l1- u~-U-\l- 11_ u_ u-u-1,. -.i..1,_ u_u_u_,,....u_,,_ u_u_u_u_u_u_,,....,1 ...1j-11-c1-c1~ 1•!•

Ii

I;II, .• I

Ij ,

'

! ,j

!

• ,i

HARVEY BROTHERS BAiillRS and ICE CREAM Manufacturers

II

I

!

I

I

I I i •

Refreshments of Quality for All Occasions 220 East College Avenue Phone 211

•!•1,..,..-,_ 1'--1...-.,1- 1..-.,1- 11- 1- ,,-c..-,- 1,_ ,- ,,-1,-1,....1- ,1- 1,....,1•••1-11-•1-,~

i; I !I. I !I I

•

1..-.,1- ~••-•-11+!•

Just the Thing

Wanted the Money

A pretty girl to kiss and a straw hat for the (son) s un.

Judge to tramp-"You can have your choice, thirty days or $30."

Tramp-"Great, I'll take the $30."

Mr. Williams-"Miss Spears will you do this problem?"

(Miss Spears on -the-way to board)" Mr. Williams that is a fine figure."

A. Hollobaugh-" I am trying to g row a mo ustache, and I am wondering what color it will be when it comes out."

Tom-"Billie play my favorite."

Immediately Billy plays " Kiss Me Again."

E. Carver-"At the rate it is growing, I should think it will be gray."

1-:::·::::~·-·::::::--r-·~ ~;-1 I Ij

I

"Everything Musical" Picture Framing

Sheet Music

- --·--·--

1

II

I

i

THE MUSIC ROOM

W.A. HOY

Transfer and Baggage LI.ne

Your Haulin g Problems Solved

by Years of Experience

Both Phones

•

i i i I,

I

High Class CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS for Men and Boys

-

SHOES

_

With a Reputation, for Men

1',--

I

!

Women and Children 127 S. Allen St.

I •

f

';

It _· 1

I f

•.•~1.._.,_0_ 0_ ,,_ 1.-,u.-1~0.-•1._...,.._.c.-11_ u._.o._.,,_ ,,_11.-.,1e-,,-o.._,,,.-.i1-c1- 11-c1...,1....,1....11_.,1_11.-•••

Two Minds

The_ Inquisitive Boy

As I chanced to be passing by I saw a beaver damming a river, The man who was out of gas, Was doing the same to his flivver.

Pat replied-"What for?- There ain't no post office where you'-re goin g."

"Why Freddie," exclaimed the excitetl mother, "what did you drop the baby for?"

"Because, answered Freddie, "Grandma said he was a bouncing baby and I wanted to see him bounce."

Disappointment

Stranger-"Rastus, do the people who live across the road from you keep chickens?"

Rastus-" Dey keeps some of 'em sah."

Customer-"But you g uaranteed that this watch would last a life time."

Clerk- "Certainly, but you looked pretty s ick th e day yo u bought it."

Just A Few

•!•11-t•..,u- o.-11_ n_ c,- t1-11- ,1- 11 ..,,,...t'149l•- ••-Ct41m>o- c1-11- 11.-.11._.,,._.,,_,,__,,,...,,_ ,,_ ,1_ 1,_ 11-..1- 11- ft:•

ii-

! e

i

i-i i-

= e

=

f

e

i-

I-i

i i-

I'• = -

e

e

THE ATHLETIC STORE On Co-01> Corner

.JEWELRY

PENNANTS

Baseball, Tennis, Golf and Track Supplies

' e

.

'

e

.

e

'=

STATE COLLEGE BAKERY

PHILIP D. FOSTER

W. T. Harrison, Prop.

COAL YARD

e

Bread, Pies, Cakes and

I

Ice Cream

I .

·'

Open Every Evening

I I

' 1

e

t

'

. '=

i i i '

Coal, Wood, Hay and Sti·aw

!

Ii

I•

'

.

Both Phones

Both Phones

.'f

' f

e

.I' ee

f

e

.'

I '

• =

I-I II

'

i-

•1••

'

I f

•

e

'=

'' e

•!•1-.o-.u_ u_ 11_ 11_ 0_ 1_ n_ n.-u_ u_ n_ u_ n_u_11_ 11_ n_ ,.o-.11- 11_ u_c,- 1,_ o_ n._u.-.o-,•!•

e

! !

i

=

t

'

.

e

ii-

!=

e

e '

'

Ii

'I 'i e

! ! i

'

i

t ' ' !

e

e

II e

f

!

' '' 'I ''

'

e

·=·

I •!•1...,c ..-.c,...,,._.,1...11-c,_u_ u_ ,,_ ,1._.,,...,..._1,- •1-,,- ,,- ,1 - 11...,,...1,...1,__,,._.1._1,- o....,1...11- ,1-,1- u. -11~•!•

-----------------------------· <•11.....-....M-ll_ l'_ff-ft._..,_,,....,,.-.o ..n.-1,_..,_,,_ ,,._.n- it_ i1_ff._ff._.tt_ ,,...,_.~._...~,-...._.....,,1_ c1-.c.._..c•!-

j

'

i

'

Ii

I!

I

I lI:

i i

I l

I

I_

Compliments of

J. H. MUSSER

I

Ii

[ -

I! I

I

I

I j

-j t

i

•:••-••-u-,,-,,- ,,_,,_,,_,_,_,_ ,_,_,,_,_,_,_,_,_ ,.•_._•_ ,.__,_ n_ u_,,_,,_,,:,

D

.i

i

I! if

! ll

I[

If you want

RADIO

"JELKE GOOD LUCK OLEO"

Westing·house R-C Sets

•

(The Kind that Tastes the Best)

l

II

Gi·ebe C R 8

~To

I

I

Federal and G. E.

!

Complete Line of Parts

I I

It i. ii

I

STRUBLES' GROCERY t Frazier Street i

i i

t

•:•1.-,11-,1-,1-11-1..-1..-1>-11-l~O-i.._1.._,l,.-l·l -

a ,I_

,:,

I !-

F or Dry Cell

I•

i

Il,.

e

l

f

t D

ELECTRIC SUPPLY 123 Frazier St.

co.

l l

Ii I

' D

'

1,.-il-•l-l,,_....-,.,.._,.c,<9_.tl-ll-l,..-.ll....l,.-O-l)- t ~l.._.tJ.91•:•

The Advantage of a Ford

A woman who was driving a Ford passed a toll gate without paying toll, when the toll keeper said, " Hey! Wait a minute lady, you can't ride through that bridge; you didn't pay toll.

"Very well," said the woman, "I can walk, come on Henry," and he followed.

She's Robin Him

Wife (buying a new hat) -''What sort of a bird shall I have on it."

Hubby-"One with a small bill."

Bear Brewing

How can yo u prove that Noah had been in the ark?

The Kangaroo and toad went already with the hops and the bear was already bruin.

Fell Overboard

An Irishman and a Scotchman were talking on the deck of a boat, the Scotchman fell overboard. He shouted to the Irishman-"Say, Pat drop me a line."

.,--··- ·- -·-. -··- -·- -·-·-'""--·--·-·--· -··- -·-. -·--·i

I

I

DRY GOODS

NOTIONS

HOSIERY

thing~~thing is deam to the avecoge gicl's heart than fine

I

That is why we suggest Silk Hosiery or a Cleaver Silk Umbrella as a Graduation Gift.

I II-

GLENN & NEIDIGH

!

''The Store of Style and Service"

!

I I I I

I• ! f

'

• ' : • ~1..-1,....o._..1_1,__,•._.,._0_1,- 11-.fl.-11- ,, -c~ n- o._.,,_ 1..-..1~1••0- o._..,~11-c~n-o_ o_c,-c1•:•j

-

•!• ...c,--,1 -11-,1-,1- n- •1-1,_ ,,_ ,,..., ._,,...,,._n... n_ r.._11- ,1- 11- 1,- c,- ,,- ,,-,,- ,,~ 1- ,1- 1,- ,1-o.-t,- 1,~ •!• =

'

i

•

.if

l

CLASS RINGS and PINS

i

LOVING CUPS

We Are At Your Service

,

THE CRABTREE CO.

i

ii i i i

i

TROPHIES

;i

I

We Will Be Glad to Submit Special Designs

!I

-

!

I!

!

I!

HALLMARK JEWELERS

State Colletre

Tyrone

I

i .

!

==··- · - · - ·- ·- ·- ·- · - · - · - · - · -·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- · - ··-··-·-··- ·- . -··- · - · -··- · - · - · -t Don' t Want Much

Strange Item

Tram p in Restaurant :- " What's yo ur pork ch ops?"

Clerk-"Fifteen cents."

Tram p-" What's yo ur bread and g r avy?"

Clerk-"We give the bread and g r avy with th e ch ops ."

Tramp- "Then jus t give me some bread and gravy ."

The Boss-"What's this item on your expense account, overh ead ex penses, $5.00?"

The Traveling Salesman-"Tha t was an umbrell a I bought ."

Bright Boy

Firs t Boy-",My fa th er occup ies the seat of applied Physics at Harva rd."

Second Boy-" Tha t's nothing my fath er occupied the seat of app lied electricty at Sin g S in g."

A kiss is the only ag reeab le two faced acti on und er the sun .

••...,,- ,1- 11- u.-..o- ,1 - 11.-..11.-..o_,1_ 0_ 11_9c1_ o_ u_ ,,_ n_ c,_ c1.-..11-11.-..,1.-..i1-1,_,,_ 1,. _.u.-o- 11.-c1- 0~ 1•!•

Iii i=

I i

cI

i

.

1' 1

I

' =

!

GER NERD ~~00

i

r i ii

I

!

STATE UNIVERSITY SHOE CO.

!I

Complete Line of

HAM ILTON and BROWN

I

YOUNG MEN'S SUITS

SHO ES

!

Come In and See Our

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairin g

Bell Phone 7-R

•!•1....,,....1,-,,-,,.-..,,-c,_

i i

!I

, 1 ·:•

I -

'

'

i

I II .

0

109 Pugh Street

.I

,•._.1,- 1,. _1,. -..,....o._.1,- 1,...,1_ 1,.-,,- ,,- i,...04119t._ • •.._.,,- 1,- 1....,1, . - u. . . .t . . - . . ~ l ,t!•

·r···-··-o-»-··-··-··-. -··-..-···-·-··-··-··- · -u-o_,,_.,_,,_,_,,_,__,_,__._ ,_ ,_,.i,

I I Ii I i

;

SHOES OF WORTH

! !!

For the Young· Man;md-ther-Ym:ing Woman

r --

;

Ii I i

..I .I !

i i--

-

I.

20TH CENTURY SHOE CO.

I !

121 Allen Street

'

I.

•

' I.-

I

•:•t..,11-11-11-,1-,1.-.11-11.-.11-1•-1 •.-.,1-,1-u-c1-11-,,-u....,1-11_0_11•-.c•-11-f1...,o-11-1,_,_t1-..-11-•!• .

N. Zimmerman-" In the south sea islands it costs eight spea·rheads to get a wife."

P. Willard- " ln this country it takes only one bonehead."

E. Musser-"! don't care for men.

In fact I've said 'No' to several of them."

B. Graham- "What were they sellin g?"

Husband (going through housekeeping accounts-"But, what is the earthly use of running accounts with four grocers?"

Wife- "Well, you see, dear, it makes the bills so much smaller!"

An Athlete-ls rhe baby strong?"

"Well rather, You know what a tremendous voice he has?"

"Yes" "Well, he lifts that five or six times an hour."

1···-··-··- · -··-··- 0-,,- .,-··-·-··-···- · -··-··-··-·-·--··-··-··-··- ·- · -··-··- ·-·-··-·-r.

Ii

.Ii .•

iI

I .

,· 1

I -

I

.

i.

WINNER'S MEAT MARKET

·~~

G. A. GOSS

Bell 293

1 .

Plumbing and Heating

1

Commercial

1'

I i

Where you meet the rest, is where you get the best. .. ..

I

•!•1. -1,. - o _u_11_,, _11-041911 -,1- u . -11....u~ 1 -11_

m

,,_, __.,

Society Brand Clothes Craw ford Shoes Emery Shirts

•!• u_

,·

THE QUALITY SHOP

f

111 Pug·h Street

1 ·

Bell 33-W (••-o...041119-u-~u...u-rD

,, _1,....,1-

M. FROMM, :::tpi.on Hat·s 11•_.11..,.u -

11 -414mil>ll-

c1-

I

11 _u_ , , _1,.-.o-

,,:

I !I I O

!• !

11••••

~o._"._."_*~ -·-"_..,_....,...n_n -.n...,n.-..n_n_,1_n_ n__n_n_n_n._n.-.n_..._._.._.-.,e_tt_..1_u~t•!•

I

I

I

I

SNYDER'S GARAGE

ii

.i

I-

II i

I

'-

It

I'

IIi

!

.• I

!

DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS

f

Sales and Service

I -

II

!

'I,: :

i

123 Burrowes Street

Both Phones

I ·=. -·- ·- ·-·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-··· --·----..--..- ·- ··=· 1,I

...

! ! ! !

I

'

I

I '

llI .t I

WILLIAMS & MINGLE

J. H. HOUSER

General Tinning, Roofing

~~~~~~

~~~q

Interior Decorating

~~~~

I_

I " I

I

I I

I • !f !

I

State College, Pa.

I I ,..

114 S. Frazier St.

i'

f

II i

i i iI I

f

I

I Ii

i •:•1-0,-,..-1 ,,_~._.1,._1,._1._.,,,_1,_c,,_.,,_,,,_.,,_,.,__,.,_1..._1,,_l.._t,,_.d• -•,....,._.,,_1,...,~1,._1,_.,......,,,,_1~•:•

·r-··-··-··-··-··-··- ·- ·-. -··- ···- ·-·-· -. -··-·-. -..-··-··-··-·-·-··-··- ·- ·-. -·-·-··r

l 1,

THE FASHION SHOP

-

FASHION PARK CLOTHES

II I.

I

1 I'

HATTERS and FURN ISHERS

i

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing

t

i

I

-

(•1- ,1-,,-n_ c,- •t- c, -n- n- ,.-u.-n- n~1-11-~~1t- c1- •••-n-o-n-n..-.n- n- n- ~n- ,1- u- t~•:•

Some Cure

He Admits It In school the oth<;;:r day when in a test Mr. Williams asked Paul a question.

"Can you prove the pro position that the square of the hypothenusc of a -right angled triangle is equal to the sum of the squares. of the other two sides?"

Paul looked at lv\ r. Williams said, " I don't have to prove it."

"Why not?" as k Mr. Williams.

"I admit it," was the answer.

•!•...11- 11-11_ ,_,.,,__,1-1_ 1_ 1-

I-

I

I

1-

then

" What is love ?" " An itchi n g you can 't scratch."

"What is the cure ?"

"Matrimony, it keeps you scratching the rest of your life."

The Difference Mr. Wieland-"Harry, do yuo know what a dogma is ?"

Harry-''Yes sir, our dog ma has three puppies."

1....,,.-,. ....I.-..0-1-1-..1_ 1_ 1-

1- 1_1_,._..,,_,_1._,..1, -..~1~>-.cl~C•!•

Have It Made to Measure-IT PAYS VALUES FROM $18 to $60

I

SMITH'S TAILOR SHOP

I I

Cleaning·, Pressing and Repairing Neatly Done

.:.1- c.._.1,- ,,-n- 11- 1,-11- c,...,,_ ,,_,,_1,-,, -,1- 1, -,,- ,, -1,-,,- ,,-,._•..._,....1,_U- il- l~ (....O--.C I_O_O·:·

,.

-•-<>- •-•- ~- n- "- n- ,.. ,.n_n_"_"_"-••-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-

!

I

Age n ts for EMPIRE: LAU NDRY

'i

Call Bell 46-J

r

I

CE MILK COMPAN): pEAR

j

CLEANING, P1u;;ss1NG AND·---

-

TRY IT

I. i

I

<>

, , , - -PEARCE'S pASTEURIZED MILK

of Lock fiave n

HIGHLAND CLEA.NJNG

co.

220!/z Allen Street

II. .,,-·- -·-·- ---·-·- --·- --·-·- -·-·-·-·-·- -..V' 310 Allen S treet

•!•

,...-1•-1

BeH 264

Oh Sweet Daddy!

·r I kissed

said i

The Absolute Truth

her s he·d ca\ 1 her •

" I 'll never tak~ another dro-p," said the s oused oqe as he fell off the cliff.

----

S~\ ed and red . b u t I ~llre~,~t!lt ·eJ!lbarra~~ any other.

A n q sh e I I "°t I wou id, ,s "Sweet Da dd y " ins t e ad. .

11,ted ror

--=-

,,

M rs. Johnsing-" A.h . th oug ht you-all s aid 'you was gwine to n ame your new ba by 'Victrol a,' but Ah hears you-ah don e make a change,"

,•pat. t h~.re is not a s. ingl~ bed

.iiW.. house. '"·n our Mike yo u a r e t'i gh t . ~1 ··Begorra, . d and hav e l ctrge t,... II marrte

- Mrs . Moses-"Yes, Ah expected it would be a girl anct Ah ·h ad decided to n ame IJer 'Victrola,' but s he turn ed out a boy, so A.h done name him 'to R a be di o'."

I" re a

r • ..

~a~·

\

I!

l

I I "'-·-·- ·-·-.- .... ._,_,_,_·- . -.._,,_. -·- ·<-

1\1

拢fZGER

L. K. METZGER

& "fhe Fastest Growing Store in State College"

Vuorold~~ ~"i..r-r,r

~PAmml\

Duolold Jr.

Lady Duoliold

$5

w

Conte Try the ZS路YearPen

that holds nearly twice the ink of ordinary pens. Its Native Iridium point is as smooth as a jewel bearing. Chinese~red barrel with smart black-tipped ends - resembles fine lacquer-handsomer than gold! Come get one on 30 days' trial.

THE CONKLIN

THE MOORE

,rllE WATERMAN

All Makes of Fountain Pens Repaired Here at Our Store EVERSHARP, CONKLIN, PARKER AUTOMATIC PENCILS

ATHLETIC GOODS TENNIS

GOLF

sJ\SEBALL FISHING

T!?ACK

Restmng路- $3.75 to $5.50 f UARANTEED

1923

Copy/

.

I

HOES $3.50 and UP

tTS $1.25 and $2.00

METZGER

HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY, NORTH ST~iE COLLEGEAREA SCHOOLS

j

i