1930 Yearbook by Affinity Connection

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DEDICATION To Howard F. Hair, who as an Adviser, has devoted hjmself to our interests, who has been a good sport and one whom we are glad to have as a friend, we, the 路 Class of 1930i dedicate this record of our school life.

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JO HAYS, ED. l\'L Supervising Princ;pal History Harvard University Pennsylvan ia State College

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LEWIS R. LENHART, B.S. Principal Algebra Susquehanna University Pennsylvania State College

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HOWARD F. HAIR, A. B. Chemistry Pennsylvania State College

ELIZABETH

MORRO\,V, rvI. A.

English \,V ooster College University of \,Visconsin

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Pennsylvania State Colleo路e

MARTIN F . .iVIILLER, A. B. French Dickinson College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College

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LACRA A. J ONES Co mm ercia l B an ks B usiness Co ll ege R och est er B usin ess In stitute Pen nsyl va n ia State Co ll eg e Co lumbi a U ni ve rsity

SHUMAN S. 1VILLI Ai\IS, A. B M ath ematic s Det ha ny Co ll ege Penn sy lva nia S tate Co ll ege

LILLI AN r\. MILES, A. B. Girl s' Co un se lor, E ng li s h Go ucher Coll ege Sy racuse Uni versity P enn sylva ni a State Co ll ege

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EVANGELINE L E GAL LE Y, A.B. Latin O hi o 路w es leya n U nive rsity of M ichi g an P enn sy lva nia State Co ll ege

FOR REST L. CROPP, A. B. Am eri can H istory, P. 0 . D. Clari o n T each ers Co ll eg:e P enn sy lvania Sta t e Coll eg e

R U T H V. STROlVI, A .B . E ng li sh No rth west ern U ni versity

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P. G. ARi\I STRONG . P hys ica l Education . Pe nn sy lva nia State Coll ege

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TvlILDRED :M ULKI N, A. n. Biology, Scien ce O berlin Co ll ege Columbia U ni\路ersity Penn sy lY a nia State College

C. STEPHEN STINE, A. H. H istory, Civ ics Penn sy lv an ia State Coll ege

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JAMES A.

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:Mathematics, Shop Pennsylvania Sta te Co ll ege

MARY ELIZABETH PIPPERT Voca l Instruction Indiana Teachers Co ll ege Pennsy lvania State Co ll ege

I-T. CLAIR SMITH In strum enta l Mus ic Pennsylvania State Co ll ege

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RALPH ALBRIGHT

Track 3. "Give me the glorious privileg~ of being independent."

PEGGY AUNGST

Maroon and Gray Staff; All Hi Play 4; Library Club 4. "O shame!

Where is thy blush_!"

GLADYS BODLE

"Hap"

Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Class and League Basketball 1, 3; , Junior f'.lay; Dramatic Club; Class Treasurer 2. "I II try anything once."

MARGARET BORLAND

"Peg-"

League Basketball 3; Piper Staff 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Literary Club 4; Class Baske tball 2路. "She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. And pleasant, too, Lo think on."

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PEARLE BOWERSOX . "She knows her man."

ANNE BRODERICK Libra ry Staff 4; Piper 4; Junior Play ; Dramatic Club; Literary Club 4; Latin Club 4. .

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"Let u s have peace."

DONALD CAMPBELL "Wrapped in the solitude of his own originality."

PHYLLIS CHUMARD "Quie t as a nun, breathless with adoration."

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BETTY SUE CLARK

"Sue"

Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Piper 4; League Basketball 3; Track 3; French Club 3; Library Staff 3, 4; Literary Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Latin Club 4. "On with the dance. confined."

Let joy be un~

MARY CORL "I am always in haste, but never in a hurry."

CHARLES DIPPERY Student Council 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Class Basketball 2. "Let me try with all my might To learn what I am taught."

LA URA DREIBELBIS

"Lolly"

Varsity Track. 3; Glee Club 2. "Fair and softly goes far."

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TERESTA DREIBELBIS Varsity Track 2, 3; League Basketball 3. "Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind.''

WILLIAM DROEGE

"Bill"

Varsity Basketball 4. "Solid men of Boston, banish long potations, Solid men of Boston, make no long 01-ations."

"Elley"

ELEANOR EBERT "What enough."

well

done

soon

DAVID FOSTER

"Chick"

Gle~ Club 1, 2, 3; Football 3; Class Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 ; Junior Play; Class Treasurer 3. "Begone, dull care! from me!"

I prithee, begone

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HUGH FRY Track 3. "Each man reaps on his. own farm."

GLADYS GILL "Her wit was more than man."

BERTHA GILLIGAN Glee Club 3. "Little strokes fell great oaks."

ERNEST GILLILAND "Let not ambition mock thy useful 路toil."

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GUY GLENN "'li1 ho

does not love wine, women and s ong Remains a fool his whole life long."

LYNN GLENN

"Shorty"

Maroon and Gray Staff. "These little things are great to little n1en."

JACK GOVIER

"Crazy"

Asst. Editor . Maroon and Gray; Band 1, 2; Football 21, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Class

Basketbal! 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 21, 3, 4. "A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men."

WEBSTER GRANT Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Class Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varsity 4; Track 1, 2; Junior Play; Dramatic Club, Hi Y 4. "The very pink of perfection."

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NELLIE GRAVATT

"Nell"

Glee Club 2; Junior Play; All Hi Play 4; Art Editor Maroon and Gray; Piper 4; League Basketball 3, 4; Varsity 4; Litei'ary Club 4. "They win that laugh."

"Birdie"

BERTHA GREGORY Glee Club 1, French Club 3.

Literary

Club 4;

"She is a winsome wee thing, She is a bonny wee thing."

JOHN HAM

"I'll make thee g loriou s by my pen."

ISOBEL HARM Track 2. "Patience is the best remedy of every trouble."

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REBECCA HARTSWICK

"Becky"

Glee Club 1, 2. "Thou art unseen, but yet I hear thy shrill delight."

HARRIS HARVEY Football 4.

"My kingdom for a horse."

DANIEL HERMAN

"Dan"

Glee Club 3; Football 3, 4; Class Basketball 3, 4. "And he is lean and lank and brown as is the ribbed sea-sand."

HELENE HETZEL Class Secretary 2, 4; Piper 2, 3; Piper Staff 4; Junior Play; Literary Editor Maroon and Gray; Class Basketball 2; Dramatic Club; Literary Club 4, VicePresident. 路 "A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, And most divinely fair."

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JAMES HOMAN

"Jim"

Glee Club 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3. "Ah!

WILLIAM HOY

They say it is never too late."

"Bill"

Junior Play; All Hi Play 4; Glee Club 3; Dramatic Club. "A mother's pride, a father's joy."

GLADYS JACOBS "Cares sit li ghtly on the shoulder s of ability."

ERNEST KA ULFUSS

"Ernie"

Junior Declamatory Contest; Junior Play; All Hi Play 4; Debating 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 3; Vice-Pres. Class 3; Dramatic Club; President Hi Y 4; Piper Staff 4; Asst. Business Mgr. Maroon and Gray. "Action is eloquence."

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FRANCES KERN

"Frankie"

"All I ask is to be let alone."

OGLE l{ELLERMAN Junior Play; All Hi Play 4; Dramatics Club; Hi Y 4; Glee Club 3, 4. "Actions speak louder than wo1:ds."

LUCILLE KEEFER Class Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Class Basketball 1, 2; League Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball Manager 4. "I've lived and loved."

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H. A. LEITZELL, JR.

"June"

"\Vinnel' Junior Declamatory Contest; Junior Play; Piper 3, Literary Editor 4; Editor Maroon and Gray; Vice-President Class 4; Vice-Pres. Hi Y 4; All Hi Play 4; French Club 3, President; Dramatic Club; Literary Club 4; Treasurer Literary Club 4. "Few things are impossible to diligence and skill."

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HERBERT MANNING

"Herb"

Piper Staff 4. "Saying is one thing, Doing another."

HUGH MARKLE

"Piggy"

Glee Club !_,_ 3, 4; Asst. Football Mgr . 3, 4; Football Mgr. 4; Junior Play; All Hi Play 4; Dramatics Club; Maroon -and Gray. "Life is a jest and all things show it."

NELLIE MARKLE

"Nell"

"Be calm, sweet maid, and let who will be clever."

GEORGE MASON

"Mush"

Class Pres. 3, 4; Vice-Pres. Class 2; Vice-Pres. A. A. 3; Junior Play; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Class Tennis 1, 2; Band 1, 2 ; Secretary Hi Y 4; Dramatic Club; Student Council 4. "Happy am I; from care I'm free! Why aren't they all content like me?"

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MARY McFARLAND

"Micky"

Debating 3, 4; League Basketball 3; Piper Staff 4; Maroon and Gray; Junior Play; Winner 路Junior Declamatory Contest; Winner Lincoln Essay Contest 3 Dramatic Club; President Literary Club Latin Club 4; A. A. U. W. Medal 3 P. T. A. Medal 4. "My mind is my kingdom."

"Mim"

MIRIAM MEEK

Glee Club 1, 2; Class Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball Captain 4; League Captain 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. "Hold the fort!

MARGARET MILLER

I am coming."

"Peg"

Class Basketball 1, 2; League 3; Asst. Basketball lVfanag路er 3. "Books, we know, are a substantial world."

HARRY MITCHELL

"Mitch"

Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3; All Hi Play; Football 4; French Club 3. "A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing."

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CHARLES MYERS

"Skinny"

Piper 2, 3; Editor Piper 4; Maroon and Gmy; Band 1, 2, 3; Debating 3, 4; Junior Declamatory Contest; Junior Piny; All Hi Play 4; Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Dramatic Club; A. A. U. W . Medal 3; D. A. R. Amer. History Prize 3; P. T. A. Medal 4 . . "The price of wisdom is above rubies."

CLAUDE MYERS "Thy genius calls thee not to seek for fame in literature, but in some other 1-ane."

JOHN NOLL

"Jake" "Cow"

Track 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Class Basketball 1, 2; Band 1; Junior Play; Maroon and Gray; Hi Y 4. "But to see her w路as to love her, Love but her, and love forever."

JAMES O'BRYAN "His work his own reward shall be."

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HACHEL PARSONS Maroon and Gray Staff. "Modesty's a candle to thy m erit."

JOHN PARKINSON

"Parky"

Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Play. "Let the world slide, the world go; A fig for care, and a fig for woe."

LENORE PETERS

"Nordie"

"And sweet girl g raduate with golden hair."

FLOREINZE PORTE "Fortune is on the side of the goodhearted."

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ROY REED "The soul of this man is his clothes."

JOHN ROYER

"Royer''

Class Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Class Football 3. "The best of men have ever loved repose."

JACK SAUERS

"Jackie"

Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Junior Play; Maroon and Gray Staff. "Ah, why should life all Jabour be?"

MILDRED SCHILLING Glee Club 11 3. "Better late than never."

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MARJORY SNYDER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. "Sleep the sleep that knows not breaking, Morn of toil nor night of waking."

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NORMAN SMELTZER

"Norm"

Hi Y 3路 Track 2 3 路 Glee Club 3, 4; Football 4. ' ' "For a light heart lives long."

VIRGINIA SPRINGER

"Ginny"

Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; President 4; Dramatic Club; Class Basketball 2; League 3; Class Tennis 1; Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 3; Junior Declamatory Contest; Business Mgr. Piper 4; Business Mgr. Maroon -and Gray; Literary Club 4. "Honest labor bears a lovely face."

BOVARD TOMLINSON "Young fellows will be young fellows."

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BETTY THOi\'IPSON

"Sis"

Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 3; Junior Play; Junior Declamatory Contest; Maroon and Gray Staff; Track Manag路er 3; ,Class Basketball 1, 2; League 3; Library Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4; Piper -1, 2, 3; News Editor 4; Dramatics Club; Literary Club; All Hi Play 4. "Men may come, and men may go; But one stays on forever."

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DOROTHY WARD

"Dot"

Basketball 1, 3, 4路 Junior Play; ' Club; French Dramatic Club; Literary Club 3, Treasurer 3. "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.'

VIRGINIA WEBER

"Ginny"

"And feel that I am happier than I know.''

LOUISE WETTERAU

"Blondy"

Glee Club 3; Senior Glee Club Accompanist 4. "So many, and so glee."

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BLANCHE WIELAND

"Bee"

Glee Club 1, 2; Varsity Bas ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lea gue 3, 4; Capt. League Team 3, 4; Trnck 1, 2; Class Tennis 1, 2; Student Council 1, 3; ,Class Secretary 1; Vice-Pres. Council 3; Maroon and Gray; All Hi Play; Literary Club. "Variety is the spice of life."

"Bob"

ROBERT WILLIAMS Class Basketball 4.

"He was not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself."

SARAH WOLFE

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Class Basketball 1, 2; League 3, 4; Varsity 4; Glee Club 3. "Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame."

CHARLES ZIEGLER "Thinking is time."

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ELLA ZINK "The social smile, tear."

KENNETH ZONG

"Ken"

Track 3, 4; Football 4. "Every man m eets his Waterloo at. last."

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CLASS

PROPHECY

It wa s a ho t day in A ugust . The s un s h on e brightly on the white canva s tents of the Homan and H a m C ircus. \ i\Tearil y, I picked m y wa y- through the crowd and too k m y place in the long line befo re th e ti cket office. ,--\s I recei\路ed m y ticket, I w as nearl y s tru ck dumb for there in fr ont o f m e, se lling .tickets, wa s none oth e r than E lean or E bert. - A t fir st I th ough { it wa s th e heat. Finall y , I managed to ga sp, " VVh a t e ver brought yo u here ?"- Th en fo ll ow ed a long s tory of hard lu ck and so rrow , of how s h e had sunk fr o m the heights of an opera career to h er present p os iti o n. \ \T he n s he had fini s h ed , I g ra s ped my ti ck et firml y in h a nd , and with tears in my eyes, cla s h ed on into th e Big Top. 1

Plunk! D own I fell Rat on m y fac e. G ro\\路ling. I pi ck ed myself up a nd look ed around to find th e ca use o f my s tumbling, and there, seated on th e ground , w er e thr ee clown s, m y o lcl friend s, D on Campb ell , " Skinny " :Mye rs, a nd H ugh Fry, bu s il y shooting di ce. T h ey greeted me hilari o us ly and offered to s h ow me around th e g round s. A mon g th e man y s id e s how s, I recogni zed Fl orienze P orte, the Vl orld 's Li ving S keleto n. Th en th e clo wn s w ere called fo r their act. Th ey skipp ed away, lea ving m e to inyself in fr ont of a curtained boo th whi ch I entered o ut o f c uri os ity. In th e dim li g ht sat an old hag wh o ba d e me s it down be-fore a crys tal ball. In her cackling vo ice s he as k ed me what I wanted to kn o w . It fla s h ed through m y mind to ask the where-abouts of m y old cla ss mates, a few of w ho m I had just seen-路 the res t-wh e re w ere they, and what w ere th ey doing ? Th e old w oman see m ed to di vine m y wi s h, fo r s h e cackled , ".My magic cr ys ta l will clearl y rev eal to m e th e lif e trades of all yo ur friend s. Li s te n carefull y and I will t ell you ever ytl~ing." S he b ent over th e c rystal and bega n, " ,--\h, I see Barri s Harvey pas ting up a s ig n and on it th e fa ce o f A nn e B roderick. Beneath in blazin g lett ers 'Smoke A Lu cky Fo r a Broken Heart It Sooths.' T h en in th e di stance a huge bulk of a city ri ses. The city draws n ear er. There is g reat co mm otion, for a wed -cling is in prog r ess. Gladys Bodle, a fte r r eceiving a fath e rl y ki ss fr om th e mini st er, Re v. John Parkin so n, s t eps gaily into th e limou s in e b es id e he r bearded brid egroom , Da n Herman . 'M icl a show er of ri ce and old shoes, th ey di sapp ear ed.

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MAROON AND GRAY "T he scene s hift s. A bright s ig n bla zes, ' LEIT ZELL & CO.' He re Junior is carrying on hi s tracle ancl s till charging fi ve 'cents for fo ur ancl one half cent pencils. Directing traffic at Co-Op Corner is L y nn Glenn. 1-l e waves to \,\falter Dippery, concluctor on the Dreibelbis' :-\ir Transport. "Then Ne w Yo rk , where 'mid the g litte ring lights is a s ig n, 'STIFFLERS THEATER. ' The fea ture picture being 'GET YOL.iR l\lAN,' s tarring Harry Mitc hell a ncl N ellie Gra va tt . :\ s an adclecl attraction, there is a ch oru s clirectecl by Bob \ Villiam s which s tars l\Jary Co rl and Rebecca l-lartswick. The perso nnel o f the choru s is : Gladys Gill , Bertha Gilligan, :.\Iarge Snyder, V irg ini a \,\Tebber, :M ilclr ecl Sc hillin g, Pearle Bowersox, Rachel Pa rso n s, a nd I sobel Harm . T h ey are rated as the h ot test steppers in the city of big li g hts. 路'A co urt room scene n ext appears within the cry s tal ba ll. Jud ge i\Ia so n rea d s the case wherein J. Peabody Gov ier is s uin g i\I rs. Betty Thompson Ka ulfu ss fo r breach of promi se. The cl eie ncl a nt 's lawy er is Lo ui se \ Vetterau , the s hrewclest in New Yo rk. Ja ck Sauers is the prosernti ng attorney. The jury of eleven hones t citizens, tried a nd true. consists of: \ \T illiam Droege, heartbreaker; E rn est Gillil a nd , r etiree\ farm er ; H ug h Markle, bootlegger; ] am es O'B r ya n, \\' or iel 's Champi on Typist; C harles Ziegler , P. 0. D. teacher ; Carl :.\IcQuigg, s peed clriv e r ; Ken n et h Zo ng, bach elor; E ll a Zink. politician ; Ogle Kellerman, prize fighter ; Phyllis C hum a rcl , wealthy widow ; a ncl John Royer. s tocking ancl sock manu fact ure r. The cl ecis ion , 'NOT GL"ILTY,' is giYen a nd Betty ancl E rn'ie go happil y back t o their littl e love nes t, while Jack see ks solace at ' HAP.PY 1-JELL Y'S N IGHT C L UB.' where. He lene Hetzel is th e c harm in g h ostess . :.\Iary McFarland a ncl Peg Do rlancl are engagecl as spec ialty dan cer s and the act s ur e is a knockout. Peggy A un gst's 1-Jula] lula so lo is accompaniecl by W eb G rant and Bi s :.\ [ usica l Bricks. 11i11 Hoy. hi s piani st, ce rtainl y ca n tickle the ivo ri es. 1

''S ittin g at one table is Bee \ Vielancl s urround ed by so m e o f he r num ero us admirers . A m on g \\路hom are C laucle :.\Jyers, big Uutter ancl Egg l\Ian from along the lin e; Gu y Glenn. s till th e s lipp ery s hi ek of high sc hoo l clay s; Dick Ca ncly, \\路ho has taken J ack ie's place after he got oYer Ruth ; ancl also Herbert ' l\Janning, wh o writes uncler the nam e of ' Ne llie N es tl e.' ''At th e nex t table sat S u e and J ohn who 111acle 111illio11 s rai sin g ca lv es on their western ran ch." "Th in gs begin to mo ve m or e rapidly.

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philanthropist and big business 'man,' is editing the Christian Science Monthly-Frankie Kern, Peg Miller, Mim :M eek, Gladys Jacobs, Bertha Gregory, 'Lenore Peters, and Ne llie Markle as dignified models in the Paris Saloon of 1vionsieur \Tard Tomlinson, a native Frenchman ( ?)-Sally \ ,Volfe and Dorothy \ ,Va rel waging a social war in \ ,V ashington for seat of honor at VicePresident ..-\ lbright' s fir st banqu et .-Roy and Lucille hav e recentl y parted after taking the cure at Reno ; but things look bright for a second ' hitch-up '-." The picture fad es . I have received more than my dime's worth of the old hag's magic and I am satisfied.

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CLASS

WILL

\ Ve, th e Cla ss o f O n e Th ousand N in e Hundr ed and Thirty, o f th e Sta te Co llege Hi g h Schoo l in th e City of S tate Coll ege, in the Co unty of Center, and th e S ta te of Penn sy lvania , d o make ancl publi s h thi s, our las t will ancl tes tament. F IRST, we gi ve, dev ise, and bequ eath , th e cl edi cation o f our annual to lVIr. H . F. H air . SECOND, w e g ive, d ev ise, ancl bequ eath, to our faculty, to-wit : T o l\fr. B ays, a co urse in d ra win g. To M r. L enhart, an a uto mati c machine t o regis ter all tardin ess ancl t o w r ite all ye ll ow s lips. T o M iss J ones, a hom e roo m o f a ll boys. T o M r . \ ,V illiams, a ho m e roo m o f g irl s . T o l\I iss M il es, a ri g ht to di s mi ss all her s tud y hall s. T o M rs. Le Gall ey, a much larger V irgil class. T o l\ifr. Cropp , a class that '' loves" to li s ten to lectures a nd to take no tes. T o :d iss Strom , a thrilling entry fo r her di a ry. T o M r. H air, a m ore orderl y hom e room. T o M iss M ulkin , a book of bi olog ical fair y ta les. T o M r. S tine, a co mmanding vo ice. T o M r . A rms trong, a s tadium . T o M iss Mo rrow , a chaperon e fo r her self. T o Mr. M ill er , a cha nce to prai se F ran ce to F r enchmen in F ra nce. T o lVIr. Smith, an or ches tra wh ose h eig ht \vas a ll th e sam e. T o M iss P ippert, a group of g lee " clubbers" wh o will neve r be absent , late, or tardy . T }-lIR D, a few p rog res sive Seni o rs g-1,路e, cl evi se, and bequ ea th the follow ing p erso na l prop erty in thi s m a nn er: Gla dys Do cile bequ eath s all her t emp er to R usse ll J ohn son . M ildred Schillin g bequ eath s her punctuality to J ean \ Voo d ruff. Charl es :M ye rs bequ ea th s hi s executi ve ability to Bob Baker.

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MAROON AND GRAY T . A . F. B. Porte bequ eaths some of h er n ames to Rhett Harris. Donald Ca mpb ell bequeath s hi s meekn ess to E ll en Gilliland. 1-l elen Hetzel bequ eath s h er ''I t' ' to Betty F is he r. E rn est Ka ulfu ss bequeath s hi s路 knowl edge to l'vfa ud e 1\fea ver. 1\leb Gra nt bequeath s hi s blushes to Rex Gr ee n . Betty Thompson bequeath s her figure to A dele A un gst. Jack Go vier bequeath s hi s s uccess in reaching Lemont to other pro spec ts. Robert 1,V illiam s bequeaths hi s mathematical knowledge t o A lthea Butt. George l\Ia so n bequeath s hi s neatnes s to Bi ll De1,\Ta]t . N ellie Gra\路att bequeath s her s eriou s mind to Bibs Probst. Junior L e itze l! bequeath s hi s m o uth to Law rence '..\ladi so n. John No ll bequ eat hs hi s ambition tu Elmer. FOlJ RTH , we g i\路e, devi se, and bequeath o ur 1\lma :.\later into the keeri111g of the Cla ss of 1931 as a sacred tru s t. In 1V itness 1,V her eof, 1\fe, the officers o f the Class . have hereunto s ubsc rib ed out nam es and affixed <:~tr sea l, the 2nd da y o f June, in the year of o ur Lord. O ne Thou sand i\ in e I lunclred ancl T hirty. George '..\Iaso n. l-'res ident. 1--:L r\. Leitze l! , Jr ., Vice-Pres id ent . Helene 路11 e tze l, Sec retary. 1\' eb ~tcr C rant, Trea s urer .

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CLASS

HISTORY

F our y ears hav e rolled around and graduati"on is at ha nd. accompli s hed much in thi s tim e.

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In our Fres hm an yea r w e el ected S herwood Thayer , pres id ent; Ruth Torrence, vice-president ; B lan che \ 1\T ielancl, secr eta ry, a nd Lu cill e Keefe r, trea s urer. Yf\Te jo in ed in man y acti viti es and bu s ied oursel ves in prep a ring fo r th e co min g thr ee y ears . :M ary M cFarland rec eived the A merica n Associati on of U ni ve rsity \ i\T om en .Me da l for schol a rs hip . As Soph o mores we elect ed Sherwo od Thayer, pres id ent ; George l\!I ason , vice-presid ent; He lene Het zel , secre tary; G ladys Docil e, treasurer, fo r class o ffi ce rs . Vi e join ed in activiti es t o a g reat er extent. \,\Tel ls L am o reux, Ralph Barn es, a nd \ ,V illi a m Os man repr ese nted th e class on t h e undefeated fo o tball t eam . \ ,Ve intro clucecl , for the fir st time, a Soph om or e H op. M ary M cFa rland ag ain r eceived class honors. Geo rge iVIaso n. pres ident ; Ern es t K aul fu ss, v ice-pr es id ent ; R uth To rr ence, secretary, a nd D a vie! F oster, trea sur er, w ere th e offic ers elected in o ur Juni or year. \ i\Te t ook a n acti ve part in athl etics and our Junior acti v iti es. Our pla y, " Th e \ V ile! \ i\Tescotts," w as ve ry s uccess ful. T he a nnual Lin co ln Essay Co ntes t w a s won by Ma ry .M cFarland . P earl e B owersox and H elene He tzel r eceived honorabl e m ention . Ma ry :McFarl a nd and }-I- arry L e itzell w on th e Junior Dec lamatory Contest . Th ose pa rti cipatin g w ere : Betty Th ompson, Ru t h T orrence, V irg inia Spring er, i'via ry Mc Fa rland , Ha rry L eitz ell , E rn est Ka ulfu ss, Charl es Myers, a nd M ilton M artin. Th e D . A. R. H is to ry P ri ze and th e A. r\. U. \ i\T. :\Jecl a l w er e awa rd ed to Ch arl es l\tiye rs. In thi s boo k is s how n th e r ecord of our Seni or year which beg an by elec ting George :M a son , presid ent ; H arry L eit zell , vice-pr es ident ; H elene Hetzel, sec retary, and \ Vebs ter Grant. treas urer.

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T O P RO \iV, left t o ri g ht- Elwoo d F ry, George R oy er, J ohn :M usse r, Robe rt Gl enn , \ iVilli a m Close, Robert S trubl e, \ i\T illi a m E verh a rt, Cla rence F rye, :Mord ecai Va n Zant, E dward S taff, H arold S mith, Rh ett H arris, T homa s Th omp son, R ichard T homp so n. SECOND R OW F R O:('vI TO P- R ichard Ma rkl e, P hilip Grant, Lee S tove r, E a rl e 'vV ild e, 111\T illi an~ Burke, Gretta Ho man , Helen M ill er, I ze lla Ke ll er, Ada Ko ch , Pearl e Bloo m, E lea nor Baiso r, A dele A un gs t , Paulin e Hartswi ck, V irgini a Leath ers, M ildred Ru pp, H enri etta :McDow ell, Ruth Lo n berger. T HI RD ROW FRO M TOP-J ean \ i\Too druff, 路M a rg aret K in sloe, Ruth E ,路e rett . Evely n Ko rm a n , H ild a L ong, Ruth Linn , H elen Hunter, An na Ke rstette r, Gla dys Va n Zant, V irg ini a P arks, R uth Ewin g , Lena Pettin g ill , Juli a \ i\Tri g ley, Minni e Sunday , He len Sunda y, A da Ha rp er, Helen Garm a n . . T HIR D R OW F RO M BOTT 0 11J-Hann a h Bloom, A nn e F aga n, Ma rth a N ew ell , Cath erin e B echl er, El ean o r Furgeso n, E lea no r \ ,\Tasson , Catherin e Longee, J osephin e S ha w, l'via rj o ri e Boyer, E thel Beav er, Ma ry \ ,\fa lters, Gla dys Corl . O li ve \ Va lk er, :M ary T hompson, Gra ce S tover, Lu cy Ga rma n , Eva E tters. SECOND RO\i\T F R OM BOTTOM-Elwood Pars,o ns. \ i\Tilli a m Ga rn er, iV[ r. M ill er, 1if iss S t rom, l\fr. Cropp, Anna St rong, Gretchen Ma rq.uarcl路t , Ma rga ret \ Vitm er. B et ty F ish@r, Maud e \ Vea ve r, E li zab eth P rob st , E li zabeth Ju dy . F IRST ROW-Roger Hetze l, \ ,V illiam De \ \T alt, J ohn E ng li sh , Ll oycl P arso ns, Loui se K uhn s, M ary F reem an, J oe N.oll , I-larold J ohn son, Ri chard \\' o lfe, 'N illi a m Fe ree, Ru sse ll J o hn so n, H a1' ry M usser. 1

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\ i\T ith rather a colorless start, the class of '31 s tepped into prominence its Junior year.

Being deprived of our annual Junior Play, we s howed our dramatic ability . by successfully presenting three one act play s entitled, "S uppressed Desire, " "Gas, Air and Earl," and "Q" on :May 16.

\ i\Te were repres ented on The Piper by 路M argaret Kinsloe, Jean \i\Toodruf-f, 路Eleanor Furgeson , Mary Freeman , and Bill E verhart. The position of circulation manager wa s held by Rh e tt Harris. Athletics afforded u s a greater opportu1iity. Besides having four football lettermen and five basketball lettermen, we were the winners of the inter-class basketball tournament after defeating all comers including the faculty team.

\i\1e n o w gaze forward to a bright future

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T OP RO'v\l, left to right-Jo hn Cobl e. L ewi s Harvey , Carl Hasek. Finley Kessinge r. Randall Ke ller , \,\l illiam Hudnall , Samuel Shank. Dan Kyper, Dan Poorman. Ralph \ Veave r. I saac A bram so n. Bapti st Shank. Ross Lowder, Kenneth 13o hn . SECO ND ROW FROM TOP-Clarence Cox, Benjamin Saver coo l. \,\' oo clrow Myer. James Fourtney. Vance Packard, Lawren ce Snyder, Glenn Strouse, A li ce Pa rkin so n, Betty Brenneman, N elli e S tev ens, A lice. Tomlinso n, Ruth Glenn , Hazel i\Ic Co rmick , Thelma Ebert. Elwood S trou se.

THIRD R O \ ,V F R OM TOP-Richard Fye, Earl Corl. Brinto n Smith, Gordon Duncan , Albert Fost er, O rvi s Herman. Irene Brooks. Bella \,\Talters , Mabel Musser, Th elma Kline. Ka thry n B loom. l'vJa rjorie Sa uc erman , :M ary Co lpetzer. Be tty Linn , Lois Lowe. Deborah Fi s hburn , ;wary Dribelbi s. Richan! Hoy. TfrIRD R OW F R OM B OTTO iVf-J a m es R eed, Robert B urrage, Paul O s born e. Dorothy Brunner. Gladys E rb, Anna Co rl, Florence Bo wersox. Su san Hou ser. Gertrud e Gill, lVIarjorie H o man. l\Jary Kern , Louise Bai路l e tt. Carolin e Myer. J ean Abramson, Sara h Dusharn, V irginia McDowell. S EC O ND ROW FRO M BOTTOJW-W illiam Hoy, Franklin Miller, Robert Corl, \ ,V illiam Co rl , Ca rl Bechdel. Hel en Barn er. :M iss :\f o rrow, Mr. \ Villiam s, l\tfar y Strouse. Betty S prin ge r, \ Ve hnd el Sh off, Kenneth Turner, Kermit Hmwitz, Freel \,\lhitehill. FIRST R OW-Roy O'Bryan. Wesley Mohnkern, Ja ck Light. Gregg Th omp so n, Frances J\l is sley , l~Ielen Rountree. Rex Green , Lawrence Madison. l\lfiriam I-J eberling. E dna Tayl o r . Hilda Sa uers . Mad eline S hu ey, ?lfargaret ]-louck, Lois S hreck , V io la Strubl e.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Rex Gr een ··-··················· ---- -- ··········· ···· ··· --···· --- -· -·· ········ ·····----- Pr esid ent He len R ountree .......... ...................... .. ...................... .... V ice-Pr es id ent F ran ces N issley ..................... :.... ............. ........................... ,...Secreta ry La wr en ce l\!Ia di son ----···-········------ ------------------------ ------ ----- -- ------Tr eas urer Th e Cla ss of '32-un eq uall ed and un excell ed ! O ur Soph omo re yea r s tarted as un eve ntfull y a s our fir st yea r. O ur onl y foo tba ll lett erw inn er wa s Rex Gr een . "\ 1\T e shone 111 the inte rclass basketball t ourn a m ent, ta kin g second pla ce. N ext year we hope to be champi ons . In February , the Soph omo r es g ave a dan ce fo r th e H ig h S chool.

Vl e hope the r em aining years ,~,ill co ntain many athleti c a nd sch olastic achi eve ments for us .

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TOP RO'N, left to ri g ht-H a ro ld \ Valk er, O n 路is ] 'oo rman , E el l\I ar tz , Roy Fog lema n, Ha ro ld Ga tes . \ \T ray I lo ma n, E rn est J-fess, Sta nl ey Myer s, G uy Ko rm a n, \ \fal te r D ill en, Geo rge } lo man , Stoy Sund ay, Baroid Ho ma n , Ray mo nd Ne idi g h, Fra nk 'v\T hitrn o re, J ac k 'vV hite, J ose ph De nni s. SECOND RO \ V r.RO :\[ TOP-E lwoo d Evey, Ke nn et h \ Valk er, \ ,V illi a m Ho ug hton, :M icha el Zo rell a, Geo rge Gea rhart . Pa ul Benn er, Do na ld Detwil er , Rog er B roo me, P aul \ V ri g ley, Ro bert Tress ler , Cly d e Und er woo d, Di ck E is enm a n, "\Vood row J:-Iosterrnan , F loy d Giffo rd , G lenn Ross, \ V illi a rn \iVels h . THIR D RO\ i\T FROJ\[ TOP-Dav id Cowe ll , :\firi a m Jud y, B erni ce Fl emin g, E el i th Fio rn er . E lea no r Sto,路e r. R u th \ V.ea ve r, :\ la rtha Strong, ~Ja ry \ i\'ea ve r, l\fa ry Reed, Vio let Ne idi g h, Dorothy :M ye rs, :\Ja ry D iet ri ch. Ma ry H a r vey, J oyce ',J-Ie nn a n, Freel a K lin e, F ranc es Goss, J a ne Ho lm es, Glad ys A lbri g ht, V io let J ohn sto n. T J-1 f R D ROW r.RO M HOTT O :.\f- Ralph K uhn , B lan che Gearh a rt , H elen S la gel, T resa S mith . :\Iargaret M annin g , Josephin e P latt, E lea no r Stua rt, M arga ret :\[itch. l\Ja ry Kelly, J-Ielene :\Jeikrantz, Ad ela id e G ree n , F ra nces Bezcl ek, Bet ty . Res id es, A lth ea B utt, E ll en Gillil a nd , Ma ry L. F rea r, E mma J. l'oste r, :\fa ry ,D una way, :Mab el J. M a rtin , A nn a l\I usse r. SECO ND R O W F R Ol\J BOT TOM-V/ illi a m Va n t in e, R u t h ~\fill er , L oui se S mith , l\I ary W est, J ea n Ziegler , r\ lic e N-ix ion , :\Ji ss l\l ile s, l\I iss l\I ul kin , Mr. S tin e, Sa ra h Henn , Grace Ca r ver, :\lari on Jo nes, r\ li ce Porter, N an cy Ru dy, lVIae Gates, A nn a Eye r . F I RST RO \ V-Roy B ress ler, J ohn F urgeso n, A mos Fogelm a n, H aro ld D eter, R alph Reis h, Lea r \ Vetterau , Cha rl es Bell , R obe rt N iss ley, Jam es Babcoc k, Bil l B reon, Charl otte Koc h , Gwend oly n A lb ee, Va leri e Ha ll , H elen Gross, Sa ra h \ Va t erbury, Be rni ce :\lcFacl cl en, Lo ui se \ ,Valt z, Bet ty }icFa rla nd .

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J a m es B abcock ____ _______ __ _____ ___ _______ ____ ___ _-__ ___ ________ ___ __ _____ __ ___ ______ Presid ent B i 11 B r eon ------ -- ------- ----- -- -------- ---- -.---- ---- -------- ------ ----- --- ---- -\T ice-Pr es id ent Ro ber t 'N iss ley __ ____ __ __ __ _____ __ _!___ ____ __ __ ________ __ _____ ____ _____ ___ ______ ___ _S ec retar y Charl o t te Koc h ----- --- -------- -- -- 路--- ----- ---- -- ---- ---- ------ ---- ------- --- ------- Tr easure r T h e Cl ass of '33 enter ed the hig h sch oo l in 1929. T h e h ig h sc hoo l ha s ta ug ht th e F r es hma n man y thin gs an d inter es ted th e m in a thl eti cs, va ri o u s club s, a nd oth er ac ti viti es . Thi s y ea r a F res hman G lee Club was o rga ni ze d w hich s uccessfull y presented a n op eretta , "Penn y Duns a nd R oses," in th e H ig h School A udito rium . \ i\T e w ere rep rese nted o n s tud ent council by J ean Z iegl er, lVIa ry L. F r ear , a nd J oe D enni s . J eai1 Ziegle r w as secretary fo r bo th sem es t ers .

S occer, a newl y o rg an iz ed s por t fo r F r es hm en a nd Juni or H ig h b oys, fo und o ur cl ass wi t h thr ee letter w inn er s, Char!es Be ll , D ick Ei senman , a nd \ i\Tood ro w Hos t erm a n. \ i\Te had o ne foo tb a ll letterm a n- E d :M artz.

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FOOTBALL TEAM TOP RO\i\T, left to rig-ht___:___A rm stro ng路 (coach), Packard, Harvey, S mith , Green , lVIason , Osman ,_ Ka ulfu ss, No ll. lVIarkl e (manager). FIRST RO \ i\ T-A nth ony, Hetzel, Ma rtz, 路 La moreux (ca ptain ), H e rman, \i\' olfe, Bai so r, Zong. Dippery. Not in picture- Fortney, Droege.

SUMMARY The seaso n ope ned with Sta te playing an Alumni team, and at th e encl of th e game the sco re stood 6-6. State next trav eled to Phillips burg and , playing a hard game, was clefea t ed 18-0. Cooper Township handed State th e next defeat to th e tun e of 12--0. In this ga me State cl ea rly outplay ed th e v is itors in the fii路 st half, but were in turn o utplaye d in the se_co nd half. A weak State t ea m was entirely o utcl assed and outplayed by Tyrone, who won by 20 points. Sta te s howe d so me real fight against \ i\f illiamsburg, but slumped before M t . U nion ; \ i\Tilliamsburg hung up 12 points, while M t. U nion sco red 20. Again s t Clea rfi eld , State played a hard ga m e, but was outclassed and o utpl ayed t o the ext ent of 35-0. This score was th e largest rolled up against the lVIaroon a nd Gray thi s season. Bell efonte r ece ived the s urpri se of their li ves upon being defea t ed by Sta te, 3-0. This exc iting ga me will always be a memorabl e event in S. C.H . S. athletics. The game was the fir st conference v ictory for S tate, rai sin g them from last to thirtee nth place. State los t their annual Th a nksgiving game to Lewiston, 7-0. was hard fought, both si des bei ng evenly matched .

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Pet ersb urg .............................. ............ Alumni ............ ~-- -········ ······· ··········· ·· ······ H untin gdo n .......................... ...... .. ...... Tyrone .. ............................. ................... Mt. Un ion ......... ............. ... .................. . Ho utzda le ................... ...... ................... Ho utzda le ............ ..... .... ...... ......... ....... A ltoona ......... ........... ........ ...,................ Mt. U ni on .......... :........... ... ... ... .. ... ........ Lew is town ................ ....... ................... Hollidaysburg ............ ........ ........ ..... ... Lew istown .... .............. .... .................... Bell efo nte .. ......... ... .... .... .... .. ............... P hilip s burg .................................... ...... Huntingdon .......... ....... ......... .... .......... Tyro ne ....... .................... ....................... Bel lefo nte ......................... ................... Ho lliday s burg .................................... P hilip sburg ..........................................

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Co ll ege ... ..... ........ .. .................. Co ll ege .................................... Co ll ege ..... ... ....... ..................... . Co ll ege ...... ............ .................. Co ll ege ........................... .. ...... Co ll ege ........ ............................ College ................ ... ... ................. Co ll ege .................. ....... ........... Co ll ege ... ....................... .......... Co ll ege ......... ........................... Co ll ege .................................... Co ll ege..... .................. .......... ... Co ll ege ............. .. ......... .. .......... Co ll ege .................................... Co ll ege ..... .. ...... ........ ...... ........ . Co ll ege ................................. ... Co ll ege .......... .... ........... ........... College ................... ................. College ....................................

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BASKETBALL L. Parsons ( manager), Fortney, \,Volfe, Foster, Stoddart, John so n, Mason. Sauers, E . Parsons, Armstrong (co ach ). From nearl y thirty cancliclates Coach A rm strong dev eloped a team that, in it s first year in th e ·M ountain League. placed fifth . The team deserves credit for its work on the first long sc hedule for ba sketball.

TRACK About thirty fellows res pond ed to Coach Morrill's call the last of :M arch. At prese nt they are working da.il y in the holl"ow for another spring season of m cets. The team s ucceed ed in placing fifth in the Penn State Intcrschola s tics and also took part in the District Finals at Altoona and the Center County 111eet.

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T O P R O \ i\T, left to ri g ht- Serff (coach ) , lVI itchell , Schilling, P a rkin son, Os man , No ll , Cri ssman , Broome, D ye, *\ i\T ild e ( manager) . M ID DLE R O \ i\r-,:'Fo rbes, *Krumrin e. FIR ST R O \i\T-*Be ll , *Ei sem a n, *i\Ioore, *G ates, *Stearn s {capta in ) , *Parson s, ,:,Ga rn er, *Kling er, *:Merritt, *Hosterman . *Indicates letter w inners. Socce r m ade its first appe a ran ce in S. C. H. S. thi s y ear. Comp eting w ith high sch oo l tea ms from JVIilheirn , Po rt Ma tilda, Spring :Mill s, R h ebers burg, Boal s burg and Center Hall , our tea m, co mposed of Junior Hi g h a nd F r es hmen boys und er lVIr. Se rff's directi on , succeeded we ll aga in st th e large s ized team s it opposed . Next y ear will brin g better result s.

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TOP ROvV, left to right-John son , Stoddart, l\tlason, Kaulfuss, Fisher, English. M IDDLE RO'N-Noll , Everett, Green, Bloom , Osborne. FIRST RO"W-Mr . Lenhart, Sprin ger, Frear, Ziegler, Thompso n , Dennis. This year's council, with :M r. Lenhart a s advi se r, drew up a s chedule for chapel programs, arranged inter-class athletic contests and continued to aid the new pupils in acquainting them se lve s with their new s urroundings. The officers were : First Semester Second Semester V. Springer V . Spring路er__ ________________ , ____ _______________ ... Pres ident R. Everett

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Instead of the annual Junior Cla ss Play , an A ll Hi Play, with div ided cla ss representation, was presented this yea r under the direction of Miss Morrow, assisted by r.fr. M ill er. The play, a n English comedy entitl ed, "Green Stockings," was s uccessfu ll y enact ed on De cember 13 and 14. CAST OF CHARACTEil~S Ivirs. Rockingham ......... ............................ _.. ____ ____ '. ___ Blanche \ Vie lan d Lady Trenchard .... .. ... .. ................................ ........... ... ....... B etty Fisher A unt Ida ...... ........ ............... .......... ...................................N el lie Gravatt :M artin ...... ........ ................. .. ...................................... ... ...... \ 1\Tilliam Hoy Phyllis Fa rad ay .......... .. ................ .................... .... .. .. Elizabeth Probst Robert Ta r ver ......... ........................................................... Carl Bechdel Jim Raleigh ... .. ................ ........................ ........... ....... .. ..... Harry Musser fl/Ir. Faraday ... ................ ............. .................................... Roger Hetzel Admiral Grice ........... ................................ _.... ____ ............ Charles Niyers Henry Steele ........ .. ......... .. .... ................. :....................... \'!\Ti]liam Close Ce! ia Faraday ........... .......... ........ ........... ....... ........ ......... Peggy Aungst Colonel Smith ... .. ................... .................................... .. Harry Mitchell

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This year the debating team prepared the question: "Resolved, Tha-c the County Should Be the Unit of Support and Administration for t he School s of Pennsylvania." Those taking the affirmative s ide under 1\fr. Cropp were Mary McFarland, Charles Myers and Mary Freeman. Those on the negative, under Mr. Stine, were Gretchen Marquardt, Margaret Kin sloe and Catherine Bechler. The negative team lost to Philips burg and Bellefonte and t h e affirmative to Bellefonte, thus giving Bellefonte three and one-half legs to two and one-half for State and giving them permanent possess ion of the cup offered by the Parent-Teacher Association of State College. 'Non

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TOP R.0-'v\T, left to right-Sauers, John Noll, Kellerman, Dippery, Smith, Joe No ll, 'Nolfe. FIRST RO\iV-Grant, Leitzel!, :M ason, Stoddard, Kaulfuss. Six Seniors, Ernest Kaulfoss, Harry Leitzel!, George :M ason, Jack Sauers, \ iVa lter Dippery and John Noll. reorganized the State College Hi-Y Club and soon increased the organization to the above members, which was doubled in April. The purpose: To create, maintain and extend throughout t he com. munity and high school, standards of Christian character and living. The officers are as follows: Ernest Ka u lfu ss .......................... . .................................. ....... President Harry Leitzell... ............................................. ... .. ........ ... Vice President George Mason ...................................... .................................... Secretary Robert Stoddard .... ....... .................. .

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l left to ri g ht-Davey , E \路e rett, \i\Too druff, Ki nsloe, :M. Thompson , Pettingill , Gr ego ry, E tters. THIRD RO\i\T-Longee, Hart swick. Bo rland. Clark, McDowell , V. Springer, B. T ho mpso n, Snyder. SECO ND RO\i\ T-S lrn ey, Barn er. Low e , L inn , F is hburn , S hr eck, Strubl e, Brooks. FIRST RO\i\T-Myers, Barlett, Parks, A bramson, B. Sprin ger , Miss Pippert, Taylor, T-f eberling, Strouse, vVe tterau. Directed by ]V[iss P ipp ert, thi s orga ni zation ha s afforded ent e rtai11111 e nt in chapel and at num erou s m eetin gs held in th e hi g h school auditorium. rl'Ii ss Pippert is to be comp lim ented on her deve lop m ent of this group.

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TOP RO\\', left to right-C. l路nden,路ood, Broome, Eisenman, Platt, Miekrantz, Green, Bezdek, N ixon, :M itch , 'vVes t, McFarland. SECOND RO\V FRO:.l TOP-Knhn , Benner. Myers, Dietrich, A. Underwood, Feig, Taylor, Fisher, H. Cnclenrnocl, i\lartin. l\IIDDLE RO\V- ,\nclerson , Davey, \\'hitmore, Benn, i\1. \Veaver, Reed, Can路er, J ones, Overholts, Robinson, Govier. SECOND ROW FROi\l BOTTOM-R. \ Veave r, Stuart, Horner, Sto,.-er, JVIcFadden, Frear, Gravatt, Burrage. Heater, Rountree. 1

FIRST RO\V-J-lan路ey, Herman , L. Smith. T. Smith, Dutt, Miss Pippert, Gilliland, McCormick, Kelly, \Vaterbury, Ebert, Kirby. "Cncler the directi on of :M iss Pippert, thi s newly organized club, among its many entertainments, successfully presented, "Pen ny Buns and Roses," a musical fanta sy, on February twentieth in the High Sc hool Auditorium.

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ORCHESTRA

TOP RO\i\T, left to right-I-I. Breon, Butt, Neff, Bechdel, Hasek, VV. Grant, Porter. SECOND ROV/-B. Breon, Dye, P . Grant, Duncan, \i\Thite, Fagan, Furgeson. FIRST RO\i\T-Mr. Smith, Kirby, Linninger, Taylor, P. Lovve, Strong, Gravatt, B. Lowe, Gentzel. \i\Tith a new instructor, Ivir. Smith, the orchestra has progressed wonderfully, through his efforts and supervision. The orchestra is composed of twenty-two pieces, most of which are violins, which give it a sof t, pleasing sound. The orchestra was well remembered for its playing at the All Hi Play and the short plays by the Parent-Teachers Associaton. The orchestra journeyed to Philadelphia on :May 10 and won second prize in Class B in the contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Forensic League. In the same con test t11e band also won second prize.

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T OP R O \ V, left to ri g ht-Bechcl el, \ V. Grant, \ V. Ga rner, Neff , DunJ. P arkin so n, F urge so n .

T HIRD R O \ V-Breo n, W ilcle, B ab coc k, P ackarcl , H. Mitch ell , H asek, B ut t, S lag le. SECOND RO V/ -P . Gra nt, P arso ns, B . Co rl , Sa rso n, L . Sn y cl er , Z iegler, Res id es, M usse r , :M ill er. F IRST RO \ V- Mr. S mith , Bla nchet, B . P ,ukin so n, H . Sny cl e r, B. i\J itchell , K lin ger, B. Ga rn er, \ V. Co rl , S t eele, Gentzel. T he Dand orga ni zed fo r its fo urth year in th e fall of 1929. It progr ess ed rapidl y , clu e to th e effort s of M r. S mith , anc\ furni shecl mu sic for th e foo tball g am es durin g th e fall. I t has fr equei1tly enli venec\ th e chap el p rogra m s a nd entertainm ents in the hi g h sc hoo l. Thro ugh th e efforts of a number o ( m en, new unifo rm s w ere sec ured fo r t he band thi s year . T hi s ma kes our Schoo l Band more effecti Ye a nd the pupil s a re g rat eful to th ese bu sin ess m en.

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CLUB

TOP RO\\'. left to right-Grego ry, Broderick, Kern, Springer, Clark, Borland , Aungst , Thompscn, GraYatt. )lIDDLE RO\\' -\ 路V asson, Kuhns . Linn , Freeman, Bechler, Furgeson, Kinsloe, John so n. FIRST RO\iV-Miss Strom. \ ,V ielancl, Leitzel], Hetzel , Fagan , iVIcFarland, Marquardt, \,\Too druff, i\Iyers . U nder Miss Strom's leadership, a High Sc hool Literary Club wa s organized for Juniors and Seniors receiving a grade of A or B for two consecutive six weeks' periods. The name, Lambda I ota Tau, representing the authors, Lamb, Irving, and Thackery, and also the abbreviation of Literature, was chosen after much deliberation. The officers are : Mary McFarland ........................................................ ............ President Helene I-Ietzel ........ .............. .. ........................ ......... .... . Vice-Pr esident Anne Fagan ..... ...................... ... ........ ........................ ............. Secretary Harry Leitzel! .... ........ ................................... ..... ................ ... Treasurer

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Tl-IE PIPER STATE COLLEGE HIGH Published Monthly by The Students of the State College (Pa.) High School

ED I TO RI AL STAFF E ditor ____ ____ _·-·-- ·-····--·----······· ··-··----- ·--·-·- -·--· -·--- ··----··--· ···-- -··------- ·-- - ___ __ __ __ Charles lV[yers · Literary E dito r ---- -----------······ ··· ··· ·····-·- -·-- ·· --- ------- -- -- -· --- --·- ·--·-····-···- ·-·-----1-I arry Le it zel! L it erary Ass istan t ·---···----·--· ·-· ·-·-----·---·-- ··-·· ·-·-·--------·.-··-: _____ ___ __ __ ____ _l\far y Mc Fa r Ia n cl News E ditor ------· ·--- ----·---··--------···-----···--·-· -··- ·----·--·-· ·-··-·------·· --· ·-·--- --- Betty T hom pson Assista nt New s Ed i tor ·---·-- --------·-··----- --·---------· -·---------··-·· -' --------···--- --·H elen e He tzel F ea tu res and Hum or -------··---·-------- -·--· ··- ·-·--- ------ ---- ·-· ------- -·----· -·---------- -- N el Iie Gr ava tt F ea tmes and Hum 01~ Ass' ts ·-------·-··-·--·-···-·---------Betty Clark, J-:Te rbert Ma nnin g Excha nge ·---··· -·-------·- ·--·---····-- -·-· ----·--·· --- ---- -· ···--A nn e B roderi ck, Ma rga ret Bo rl a nd A th Ieti cs __ __ -- -- -----------··-·- ·-- -·--···---··-··--··--· -----·····- ·--- -- -------·--··--- ---·-------E rnest Ka ti Ifuss T ypi sts --- --- -- --·- ··--·-·- --····- ···--···----- --- ----- -----····---- ---·-----Leno re Pe t ers, Jam es O'B rya n l' acu l ty A d viser ______ __ ____ ·-·-----·-··--·--· -·-· ·· --·- -·--· ··--------· ---- --·-·-· -·----·----- -----·--M iss S tro m BUS I NESS ST AFF B usin ess Manager -·-· ···----· --·---------· ___ _--------- -----····--··-- -·---··-- ---- -----\T irg in ia S prin ge r Circu la ti o n :Man age r ··-··- ·-···--···-··· ----·-·- ·--------- -- - --· ···------····----··-··-------- --· Rh ett }-Iarri s Ci r cul a ti o n Assista nt --·····--·-·-········--·· ·:__ _____ _, ___ _________ __ ___ ______ _______________ __ a.Philip G rant Ad verti sing Ass t. -· ···· ·----········------ ·-·-····-·-·-·--·- ··---··--·····-·-----·····- ·-···-·- ··--··-- --B ill F isher Fac ulty Ad viser ----···-··· -···· --····----- --·-·----- -··--- -·----- ·- ·---·-····-···-·····- ·--------'·-·l\fr. "\1\T i 11 ia m s AD S OLI CIT ORS E ll en D ay ey, Ruth E \-e rett Helen Miller, A lice P arkin so n R E PORT ERS Carl Bec hd el, V irg inia McDmYell i'vJa rga r et K ins loe, E lea no r F urgeson OTHER CO N TR IBUTORS Dill Everhar t, J ea n VVoo clruff, Ma ry F reem an

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Electrograved Visiting Cards

50-$1.35 100-$2.00

Graduation Gifts Wells-"Outline of History" formerly $5.00 now $1.00

THE ATHLETIC STORE On Co-Op Corner

All Student Supplies

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Dress Specialty

C.E.CLOSE

Freig路ht Motor Carriei

Shoppe

823 West Beaver Avenue STATE COLLEGE, PA.

124 East College Ave.

State College to Altoona Daily

Phone 152-J

Phone Calls State College 202-W Tyrone 252 Altoona Dial 2-1980

STATE CO LLEGE, PA.

Our Motto-"Ser~ice"

Beautiful House Dresses

Ship by Motor Tell Us Your Wants We Do the Shopping

Hosiery and Smocks

Extra Trips Upon Call

Munsingwear Underwear -

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There was a flapper from Peru 'vVith a feller who worked at the Zoo, One night it was dark, They stayed at the park, And the monkeys necked her, too.

I COMPLI:MENTS OF

J. H . .MUSSER

Jack S.-Give me four pork sandwiches to take out. At Din er-Dress up four grunts to go walking.

GROCERIES

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Co llege Ave.

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Stark Bros. & Harper

lVIORRELL'S

HABERDASHERS

For Clean Billiards 10 Tables

Cathaum T heatre Building

An establishment catering to young men and men who wish to stay young

Hats Cleaned and Blocked

2nd Floor

In The University Manner

Opposite Pos t Office

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How True Fishes do not perspire. \,\! orms hav e no expression whatever. · Yo u can' t take a bath with a sponge cake . A nd you can ' t bounce a s nowba ll. · Ne ith er can yo u dri ve a nail with a sponge no m atter how yo u so ak it.

A Good Place To Eat

CRAIG'S RESTAURANT F. W. CRAIG, Prop.

Ivir. Cropp- \ V hat kind s of farmin g are there ?· C. Myers-Ex tensive, and pretensiYe.

intensiv e,

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Cut-Rate Store

Por ch S ha des a nd A wni ngs Powe Trellises Lin o leum

Age nt fo r

Helena Rubenstein Elizabeth Arden Patent Medicines Toilet Articles Cigarettes

R oofin g

P aints

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O n Easy Paym ent P lan

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Novelties

l(eefer Hardware P hon e 333

Co rn er of A ll en an d Beaver

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Geo rg e iVI.- How do you know ? J ac k track s.

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Onyx and Belding Hosiery Gloves Silk Underwear " H ow mu ch gas have w e, H elene?" " E gad , Be tty, it points t o on ehalf, but wh ether th e thing m ean s half full or ha lf em pty, I do n' t know ."

Ne llie- W ill you call m e a tax i, pl ease. Herb-A ll ri g ht. Yo u' re a t axi.

EGOLF'S Eas t Co lleg e Ave nu e

Lingerie

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Harvey Blue Ribbon Ice Cream

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CANDIES 70c lb.

Dessert is never more welcome than when it consists of Blue Rib- · bon Ice Cream, smooth, pm;e, cold, and delicious in flavor. Sold in brick, bulk, or fancy forms. A combination of 6-8 flavors on hand at all tim es.

"O ld Fas hi oned Hom e :M ade" Agency by Appo int ment

CalJ 211 for any amoµnt and it wilJ be delivered to your door.,

A lso punch for your dance

Robert J. Miller

Harvy Brothers 220 East College Avenue

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BRUNSWICK RADIO

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Sanely S.-I'cl like to see som e of yo ur new ca rs. S alesm a n-Six or eight ? S anely-O h, one will do very i1icely, for the pre~ent.

Lady-Are you a doctor ? Bill F. (be hind soda fountain)N o, madam , I'm a fizzican.

W. R. Gentzel

·=· Home of Better B uilt

"\i\Th o the deuce do you think you are?" "I'm just a littl e dandruff try ing to get ahead."

F urniture

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Have It Made To Measure-It Pays

Values fro111 $25.00 to $60.00

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A gentleman was walking clown th e street with a littl e boy at his sid e when th e boy ~;路 iecl out , "Oh pa! there goes an editor ."

The Children's Shop

"H us h, hu s h," sa id the father. "Don' t make s port of the poo r man . Goel only kno \\路 s what you may come to yo urse lf, so meday."

Chi ck-The girls wear desk hos iery.

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class

Cow- \ \!hat-clya m ea n, des k hosiery? 1

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PREPTON HALL SUITS

TOPCOATS For the High School Boys Suits with Long Trousers and Knickers $24.50 to $29.50 Topcoats $20.00 to $25.00

WHITEY JVIUSSER Meet Your Friends at Whitey's

"Mo th er," a sked li ttle J ack, " is it correct t o say that you 'wat er a hor se' w hen he is thirsty?" ''Yes. cl ear," repli ed hi s mot her. " \ i\Te ll , th en," sa id Jack, pickin g up a sa ucer, " I ' m goin g to milk t he ca t ."

Good Eats Freshly and Correctly Served

S he- Do n' t yo u eve r spea k of love? Cha rl es :rvI.-Yes, love ly weath er we' re hav ing, is n' t it ?

GREGORY'S

Jack-Co uld yo u lea rn t o lov e me? Be tty-\ Ve ll , I learn ed t o jump ro pe.

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Miss Louise A. Lambert

Frank Sciortino &

Ladies Exclusive Beauty Parlor

Brothers

Skin and Hair Treated Professionally Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Produce Italian Olive Oil All Kinds of Macaroni

Shampooing Marcel 'Naving Permanent \11/ aving j

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College A venue Entrance

Phone 210

Phone 240-J

105 East Beaver Ave.

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Buel-Say, Jack, did it give you a heaclache when you learned to ride horseback? Jack S .-No. Just the opposite.

"Oh, please help me find my husband. I've lost him in the crowd." "How will I knovv him ?" "He has a mermaid tattooed on his stomach."

Hoy Brothers CLOTHIERS

Miss Strom-An anonymous person is one who does not wish to be known-who's that laughing 111 class? Nellie G.-An anonymous person, teacher. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111117

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CHICKEN AND WAFFLES Wednesday and Sunday Evenings

Real Home Cooked Meals

FENWAY TEA ROOM East Coll ege Ave.

Across fr om F ro nt Campu s

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Guid e- T hat is a skyscra pe r.

Clothes and Accessories

i\[ ary Corl-O h, m y! I 'd love t o see it w or k.

That Are Different at He len- I' m pos iti ve th at was a hum a n bein g w e ra n ov er. \ i\Tebs ter ( in thi ck fog)-Goo d . T hen w e' r e still on th e road all ri g ht.

N ow a days-t he onl y midni g ht o il a young m an w ill burn is gaso lin e.

Schlow路s

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Edison Radios

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Rea & Derrick Inc.

"The Store of Service"

General Electric P ark er P ens and Des k Se t s

Refrigerators

R are P erfum es Q uali ty Sta t io nery Doro th y Gray T o il etri es \ Vhi tman Ca ndi es V isit our Fo unta in

Electric Supply Co.

The Home

of P eo pl es B ank B uilding

Home Made Ice Cream

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H e- rviay I hold your Palm oli ve ? S he-Not on your L ife B uoy. H e- Then I ' m out of L ux . S he-Yes, I vo ry fo rm ed.

Frost and Doty All kinds of

INSURANCE

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ar e acc use d of st eal in g a chi cken . A nything t o say? R obert- I t ook it fo r a lark. "No rese mbl a nce w hatever. Ten cl ays." Real Esta te Bill F.-\ i\That kind of fl owers a r e they? M iss M ulkin- P oppi es . Bill- I , m ean th e na me, not th e sex.

P reston Fros t

Notary P ubli c John R. D o ty

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PH O NE 272-R

Ruswin Builders Hardware Rogers Lacquer

Acme Quality Paints

Red Steer Brand Fertilizer

Lawn and Garden Seeds

Lawn Mowers

Atlantic Gas and Oil

U. S. Tires and Tubes -

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Simpl y P hone 264

The Hiland Shop Dry Cleaning Repairing Pressing

:Mill er-Go yo ur fas t est, m y m a n! I am in a des perate ru sh . T axi D ri ve r (a fter sp eedin g a long fo r thir ty minu tes) - S ay, you fo rg ot t o t ell m e w her e we are go in g !

Complete Laundry Service

We Clean and Block Hats

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Lady Gl oww orm- I n ever w a nt to se e you again . Mal e Glowworm-A 1 1 r i g h t , dea rie . You gl ow your way a1id I'll gl o,v min e.

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The Home of

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QUALITY MEATS

HUDSON

All Government In s pected

ESS:EX

Sales ·and Service

Fishburn Meat Market

\ i\Test Co llege Ave.

Phone 357

Phone 405

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Some kiss hot, Some kiss co ld , So me don't kis s U ntil they're told . Some kiss fa st, Some ki ss slow; Those that don't kiss I don 't kn ow.

Watch and Jewelry Repairing

Bee-I heard som e one yell 'fowl'; where are th e feather s? . Jack- Oh, thi s gam e is between two picked t eams.

Hann & O'Neal JEWELERS Oppos ite Front Campus

" lVIy, how fast your hea rt is beat!11g. It sound s like a drum." "Yes, that' s th e ca ll to arn1 s ."

Jewelry

Diamonds

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NITTANY GROCERY · and

HIGHLAND GROCERY "The Stores That Deliver The Goods" O ur Combined purchas ing power enab les ns to give yon delivery service and credit term s at consistent ly low prices. T hese stores are owned and operated by your ow n fellow townsmen , w ho give th eir service for the up-buildin g of a better comm unity . Keep your money ,vorking right here at home.

Watch Our Weekly Specials Prices

Full Weights

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The Old Reliable

S ue- HaYe yo u read m y new play ) Anne-Yes , but there are o nly two sheets to it. Sue- That's all it needs- it's a bedroom farce.

Esta bli shed 1896 Louise- 'v\That book ha s influenced yo u mos t ? :Margaret-Fat her's check book.

We Appreciate Your "That will be enoug h out of you,' ' said the doctor as h e stitched up the patient.

Business And Invite Criticism At All Times

Said \ i\Te b after finishing numb er on sax; " \ \That was that we just played ?"

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OUR PRICE

$25

FLOWERS

PLANTS

POTTERY

BASKETS and

Other Floral Accessories

All Wool Suits Made To Measure

State College

:Money's wo rth a nd t hen some

Floral Shoppe

HARRY SAUERS

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Cha rles- V.,T oncler w her e I g ot t hose cl og ha irs o n my coat ? Rhett-P uppy love, perhaps . .

Ice and Cold Storage

" I'v e a t err ibl e wa rnm g of approaching death ." " N o, re all y?" " Y es, .I b roke m y lifetim e fountain pen."

Anthracite and Bituminous Coal

" H elp your w ife ." says a dom es tic exp ert. "\~Then s he n1ops up th e fl oor, mop up th e fl oo r w ith her. "

Lloy d-Yo u never t elI m e anythin g . Yo ur life is a closed b ook t o me. Pe arl e-vVe lI, you'r e no loose leaf ledger.

Hillside Ice Co.

Fire-place Wood P hone 136-J r :;

North Patterson St reet

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FOSTER COAL and SUPPLY CO.

Anthracite and Bitu111inous Coal Quality and Service rl

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Temperance Lecturer-- !ÂŁ I lead a donkey up to a pail of water a nd a pail of beer, which wi ll he choose to drink ? Voice-The water. Lecturer-And why? Voice-Because he is an ass.

PASTRIES for

ALL OCCASIONS Judge-Have you appeared as a witness in a suit before ? R oy-Yes. Judge-\ iV ha t s uit was it? Roy-My blue serge.

The Electric Bakerv., STATE COLLEGE, PA.

Funny people. \Ale fear planes because of wrecks and keep right on try ing matrimony.

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DRUGS

SODA

HOY DRUG COMP~ANY The N yal Service Drug Store Allen Street

The Chocolate Milk Specialists

CANDY

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vVadclle Storekeeper- vVe've got fun eral wreath s, invalid cushions, and life preservers.

Footwear vVhen you want Sty 1ish. Good \i\Tearing

Ex-hobo says college graduates should start at the bottom and wake up.

S hoes at a moderate price

Visit the

College Boot Shop M im-There's Gladys. I unders tand she bought that dress on installments. Ne llie G.-I guess that's the fir st in stallm ent s he has on.

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Official Photographers for

The Maroon and Gray

THE PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP 212 E. College Avenue

STATE COLLEGE, PA.

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