1948 Yearbook

IN MEMORIAM

friends uf

\V;IJ,ur

Curl were gricvecl lo learn or his dciltl1 in tl,c Centre Counly Huspital on Sund«y

evening, !vlorch 711, . \,\/;!bur, tl,c unly sun ul' J\ fr. ,11,d J\'lrs. \ Vnldu Corl. entered Sinlc J-li gl, as Fe.r gusun Tuwnsl,ip School. \ ,\ / ilLur Wits c11rullcd i11

tl,c \ l rn. .: ati orml

Agril.:ulturc cuur:-e i.111d luuk

uf th e Little Lions Chapter of the Future Far111crs uf A111erirn. He wils

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supl1u111urc l'rurn tl, c

very ild ivc part in tl, c work

111e111her uf tl, e St« te F . F . A.

) .ivcsluck .Judging Tca111 al tl, e Royal Livestock S liuw l,eld ill K;,nsHs C il y, ;\·li ssuuri, la s[ Odohcr. In ,Jnnuary u[ this yea r 'v\lilbur Wils sclcdcd lu lie a dclcgalc lo 11,e Stille F. F. A. co nvention lll tl, c S tale Farm Show in Harrisburg. 'l'l,e seven teen year old sen ior was. well liked l,y all wl, u knew l,i111 . UlesseLl will, n jully, plcilSillll pcrsunnlity, \,\/ilbur Curl will be greiltly 111issed by l,is J'elluw st udenls.

MAROON AND GRAY STAFF LITERARY STAFF Editor-i11-c/1ie/

DAvE

Assistant Ecli1or-i11 -cl1ie/

B,scHoFF

MAR I LYN vV,LLTAMs

Literary Editor

Po LL Y

Literary Assistants

CRouc11

l'vlARY Lou R1>1MEY, NANCY J\frTzGER, GEORGE JEFFRIES, B1LL SECKINGER,

VmGINIALOU

BuRNEY,

ANN BoYo,

M,,RGUERITE KELLER, BETTY BEAM.

JoAN RomsoN

Stulislics Editor Statistics Assistw,ts

CHn:snNE Li:usc11NEH, JoE HARTMAN, J\'IARY DECKER.

Cuplio11s Editor

BoB LAWTHER

Gonoo~

Coplions Assislunls

ScwAHn, C1-1AnLES Sc1-11LL1Nli, PEGGY DoGGETT,

HE.LEN NEusuAUl\l,

PETE FARRELL,

RoB I N

C /u&s Editor

13RUNNEI<.

i'1ARY SWARTZ

C/u& Assislu11fs

MARTHA ALBERS, J'vlAnY Lou P1ELEMEIER, HELEN HAuG11.

Hrnn

GLENN,

Run ,

v\l,u,E,

JOAN F!<OMM,

RosE

Art Editor

ELLENBERGER. JEAN

Boys Spurts Cu-Ec/itors

GonIJON

DAvm MARGOLF, Eo RonRBECK .

Girls Sports Co -Ec/iturs

\ ,V,NNIE STITZER, GINNY J\1ILLER.

Plwtugrnpl,y Editor

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Assislcrnl Plwtogrup/1y Eclitor UnderclC1ss Editor

NANCY

UnderclC1ss Assis!C1nls

A,nz

PAULLY BoERLIN HIGGINS

RosE MAzzA, ANoY ZERBAN, DoRIS SEILER, JANE MoNTGOMERY.

BUSINESS STAFF Business Mc111ugel'

BoB HYSLOP

Assistont Business fvlo,wger

PAUL FRIESE

Adverlisi11g Mc111uger

RAY

Assistw,I Advertising Mwwger Circufufiou

cmd

Subscription 'f\1wwuen;

'/\•pis!.

Assistc111f Typisf:s

JOHNSON

D,cK PEARCE BETTY KNEI<I<, GRACE BLACK. KATHLEEN

HARTEn

JuLErr A KnEns, JANET R1s1-1EL, ANNA HAHPSTEI<, REBECCA STROUSE, JANET ALBRIGHT,

BETTY JANE PousT,

VELMA BoAL,

DELoREs HousEH, HELEN S1>1co.

The Editor H imsel£

MRS. NASH A pair of dw:d1i11g skntcs, n slrcak ul' red and or swiftly darting about, the sli111 attractive

wo111c111

blue ,-

ilml's

lVlrs. Nasl1 011 ice skalcs. Slowly lur11i11g

is equally grm.:el'ul. Y cs, f\'lrs. Nasl1 is quite an out ol'

do~rs girl who enjoys ice skating in the winier and swin1111ing and camping during tl1c su111111er. fvlany a11 afternoon lmvc sl1e, her hdhcr, and sister spent gliding across t11c 1,urne lown rink in \ 1\/illiumsporl.

Besides being a cnpnblc skater,

rvJrs. Nusl1

turns H 111eu11 egg beater i11 tl1e

kild1cn.

Pies ul' all kinds,

dwcolatc meringue, baked lo a tantalizing brown, brigl.i !arty d,crry, delicious apple, and big juicy blueberry all c.:omc l'ro111

lVTrs.

Nnsh's steaming oven . Yes, I\'frs.

Nnsl1

bakes scn1111ptiuus pies and as

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matter of fact

cverytliing else. l---lcr l'ricnds 11iainluin sl1c always says: "But tliis isn't as good ns 111otlier's is."

Fler set topic see111s tu be the virtues ul' tl1c 111alc. as sl1e once remarked: "\1\/cll, l don ' t know wl1y, but l enjoy the co111pa11y of' 111en more than wo111en." The subjed,

llli-lll,

lws cuusell lier l'or111er ruo111111ale

lo rcatl tl,e PSEA Journal wliile JV!rs. Nasl, poured over l,er love lcttcrs.

Tlic New Look gels full approval l"ro111 lier. '"f like drapes l,ere and ll,ere along with the lunger skirts ."

IVfrs. Nasli's l'astidiuus taste in clothes extends tu atlrndive disl1cs, nystaf. silver and general conveniences.

Like num e rous other Americans, I"vfrs. Nash enjoys good 111uvies. One ul' lier 111ost recent favorites was "Dear Ruth." ln her apartment tl1c radio is constantly blaring no 111attc_r what she may be doing.

Flowers is another hobby of l\1rs. Nash . She see,ns lo have a knack of arranging then, lo tl,cir Lest advantage. Her £lowers last a lung time for she culs tl1eir stems and often rearranges thc111.

Both reading and art receive attention from fvJrs. Nnsl1, even tl1uugh lier fnlhcr is an illustrator l'or tl1c Grit Publishing C ompany. He lms done a portrait of lier in pastels, a rc11mrka.hlc likeness, many of her friends remark.

Beiter known lo Stale High is l\'lrs. Nash as speech inslruclor and drn111a coach. Tl,e famous words we will never forget are "Quiet back stage, please." \~fe , the class of 1948, feel it only filling and proper lo co-dedicate our yearbook to a woman wl10 untiringly gave her time

;u1ci .efforts

tO school radio broadcasts,

junior and senior plays and Thespians. Already we miss her cheery smile and happy hello in the school's halls . Thank you, l\•Trs. Nash for all the entertainment and knowledge you have given up. !\•lay lrnppiness follow the l"oolslcps of you and your husband forcv~r.

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PC1ge Two

MISS GEUTHER AH'cclionately and sincerely, w e, tlic class ol' 1948," wi sli lo co-dedica te our yearbook lo a great lover of dogs. poetry, travel. interior d ecora tin g. and bigger and lovelier l'lowcrgardens.

\'1>,/ c refer, of course, lo

Miss Edith Geuthcr, long th e guiding sta r and mentor ol' S ta le High publications. i'vliss Gcut l, cr is an ardent supporter of tl, e belie!' ti.at dogs arc fully capable of laughing, ta lkin g, and understanding peopl e's clmtter.

She and her fa mil y a lm os t mi ssed her own high school graduation

because Prince , a handsome collie, Imel ta ken French leave . No w she is the proud co-possesso r of three cocker spaniel s, gifts from a l'riend wlw threatens lo acid lo that collection a Great Dane.

Our " pub" a dvi ser is rea lly a fl edg lin g poet al l,carl. Only ra rely lms she betrayed the secre t; her impressions a nd thoughts arc hidden deep in the d epth s of her diar y. H er poetry is written mainly while travelin g; ii is usually vivid descriptions of the picturesque scenery that she so thorou gh ly enjoys.

Once

in a while, however, th e dogs get into the poetry.

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Travel in g is anothe r inte rest. S he never lires ol' clipping l'rom ncwspnpers nnd nm gnzincs article~

advertising cm ises and trips ol' all kinds. As a child, she traveled ex tensivel y with h er pare nts a nd sister.

Another worthwhile hobby of this versatile lady is her ph otogra ph y. S he took with her, on her 194 7 trip, he r 35

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came ra to the wide open spaces of the Grent Northwes t a nd succeeded in ca pturin g much

beau tiful scenery.

Every fall and spring th ere is a severe strain on th e bud get beca use of her ordering flow er seeds and plants by the bushel. Every season she niakcs another firn, vo w tliat nex t year's .flower order will b e sma ll er, but li er determination weakens when th e nex t Hower n llalogs a rri ve.

fVfi ss Geuther is an old hand al interior decora tin g and l'a itlifully follows tli e current trends in style, whe th er it be fl ora l th eme or stripes with fringe. This interest, a long with th e flow er orders, adds more strain to th e budget.

All these idiosy ncrasies he lp to make our teud 1l'r and adviser the interesting person we l1avc known

rind admired a ll th ese years. And, lo su111 up her chctrnder, we can say witl1 truthfulness ~ one who is real witliout pre te nse or sham e;

OllC

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ENGLISH

JVlUSIC

DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT C 11Al{LOTTE

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FHA N CES ANIJHEWS

Run1 BITTNER

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DoROTllY li ,\l<PSTER EuzAO ETH

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N ELL l\·l u RPHY GRACE RmENOUlt GLAUYCE

LANGUAGE

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DEPARTMENT l,

tv)IJ..JJ Hl:. IJ r:.·OSSl.:. LMA N

SOCIAL STUDlES DEPARTfvIENT

J::,.,.:,, No1t

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J{oY JAMISON M,\IWARET !Vk\11c1<c.1<

ART lJEPARTiVlENT

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CQrvl[VlER CJAL DEPARTMENT lsABEL DAv1s JOHN HANNA LAUltA JO N ES

·.. ELLEN fvIA YNAIUJ JEAN NELSON

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION P111up AuMSTHONG

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C ASEY C UMMINGS

Rrrc111E HAMILL ·~

BETTY SPRINGER

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Poge Foul'

Jo

Hays,

Supervising

Principal

HOME ECONQrvllCS A1.11ERTA CnAIITRE E \,\/11 .,1,\

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT .lAM.r:s

ANnERSON

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BoLToN

S11An E 1.

LTBRARlAN 1

HERIIERT DrETZ ER N EST GACKE N BAC:11

LEROY FREEBY

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lNDUSTRlAL ARTS

RonERT \,\l r.m

AGRICULTURE

.IANF. i'v TAHEY

E nwJ N DALE

NURSE

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ADMlNlSTRATlON .lo

HAYS

T. R. K"'"' ER ER

SECRET ARJES Run,

BLEICH

ClJSTODlANS HARor.n Rc1s1Nr.ER

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KPmtnerPr,

Principnl

~EARSON

The not so Jekyll or lVlr. Hyde story. 'v\/c'vc always associated om teachers with the little red school house, but what do these book lovers do after. we leave them in peace?

If we were lo seek them out in their abodes,

we might find things of great interest. For instance, 1vliss Mahey has recently displayed her hidden artistic talent. She's redecorated her apartment with a c:crisr. (that's fusd1ia to the c::ommon per:.on} davenport and clmrlr<'usc drn11r-ric!t

H ea ring of Mr. Shadd's well trimmed flower garden we might slop lo

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him . f\•lore recently in l,is life he has slightly changed l,is gar<lening into wall

t.

painting under Grncie\, ardent inslruclion.

Two members of the faculty own farms. On his farm, Coach Annslrong makes cider, (a handy thing lo know for all you hard cider guzzlers.) On the other farm, f\•lrs. Esh has laid her talented hand lo do over the interior. The Singer seamstress course has been teaching two teachers, f\•liss Ley and 1'1iss Reigh how lo drape curtains and make dresses. They've even been daring enough lo wear the dresses. Gelling into the domestic side, /\•liss Fosselman car be found puzzling over a cookbook, preparing for the future. Anyone she findc will nccd n strong stomru:h. hut she's tryin~.

'v\/ith his happy daughter as an inspiration, /\•Ir. 'v\/cir has been making toys which he gives lo children not as lucky as his own.

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H. P:is~:nore, Joni.or High Prir.cipal

Overl1eming "Pappy" \\lillimns an,! "Democrat" .Jamison talk. one would think they rnn their local school hoarrls. hut ,lon't let them fool you; they love it.

find

RcmembPring our musicinns, we

\lcspn

with liis

own l"vlusic

Shop

in front of his home ~ he just cftn t gel away from ii. Of course !lwre is 1

nlwnys lVliss J-fnrpslcr , who gives cvcnirH~ conc:crls from the hnth luh.

Thinking ovcr

TvTrs. Fousi's nrnin inf<'r<'sls. wr r:nn find lnil one nnswrr,

DICK! The Dean has set quite a good example of nrnrriage for her youthful ndvisccs.

If we can learn the time and the place for the mcding of the Poker Cfuh, we may find "The Voice" Serff, "Drummer .Boy" Kemmerer, and Jamison there . The remainder- of its members nrc sUII anonymous.

lf anyone happens near the Sinking Valley Clrnrd1 over the weekend, he'll find the faithful Miss Morrow there playing the organ. If we coul,I only hear that!

A vir.w of our instructors' private livcR rnn hring n lot o[ cnriositif's to

light. Can these be the rensons why students nre kept at home stmlying while the sd1001's J'vJr . .lekylls turn loose th e vcr)' lurnrnn jVJr. Hv<les.

Lillian Fou.~t, De,1.n of Girls

Page Seven

WE DO HUMBLY BOW The State Coll ege Arca .Joint Schools issues a new look around State High. Half Moon Township has combined with our local board to form a combined school hoard with the control equally centered between the two. The costs, however, are divided in proportion to student population. In th e Senior High School this year th ere arc 502 S ta te College pupil s in comparison with only 34 from Half Moon . Therefore, S tate College yields 93.7 percent of costs . The oth er townships which attend our fair hall s of lea rning are College, Patton , Ferguson and Harris. These students nwrely pay the tuition ancl th eir hoards do not I

have a voice in the functioning of the ir school.

MR.

Present members of th e board arc:

President

KEELER,

]Vfo. E. A. \"I\IA v, Vice-Presid ent

!vfo. R. V. \,\I ATK INS, Secrnlory ]VIR. D. ~ - BARR, Treasurer

Mns. E. A. [VJn .

T. .J.

ANDERSON

GATES

l\fo. R. \,V.

BAKER

l\fo. H. 0. TmrnoLD MR . .!ACK HARPER

MR.

R. E.

Mn . .T.

REED

STI N E

No school could function without a secretarial sta ff. Don't you think ours is good looking? Our hats arc tipped to th e fin e yo1.mg la dies wh o furni sh u s with answers to every question .

Bleich, Glenn, Green, Swanger

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Pag e Eight

THE BOSSES

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rigl,t-Paul Friese, Bill Hall , Dave l\fargolf, Ray .Johnson.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right-Joe Leitzinger, Duck Young, Dnve Bisd,off, Lynn Jllingwortl1.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS tAt to Right-Ann Boyd. Bill Seckinger, .John 13nthgatc, .Joe Hnrtnrnn.

PAROLE GRANTED AFTER TWELVE YEARS HARD LABOR Our class mndc its mom~ntous shut in th e years of crash and depression when skirts were taking

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same down-heartening trend. If society could only have realized the significance of such a start, they would have heen saved mnch tribulation. But so little rli<l th ey rcnlizc. as lo treat us as normal hnmans, h1rning u~ lom;,:, 011 th<! f:chnol ll.yslcn1.

P,1gc Nin e

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From

this point our lives progrcssrd fnr -

wnrd in n series of leaps and gyratio ns , in n

D a nce of th e N ymph s. which reached a clim nx in a pi tc hed battle over curl s. T his nll got s tnrtcd whe n a µa ir of scisgors got into nnuglil y

lrnnds and ended with D nve iVlnrgolf's scremning, ".Jonn R o hi son r ut off

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or

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prcll ~'

w ns

,1gnin

curl s."

S l1 ortl y

il, c- r<•n flP.r,

1l1 r.

clmH·e

lnkc n up. tl,is lim e in n minuC'I giv e n on on e

sweltering l\fo y dn y.

\ •\ lith tl, roats pnrchrd .

a nd tongues dry a nd limp, w e w a tch ed witl1

gl a zed eyes a s th e adequately fill ed cnntecn b rought by one STUDENT , with rcmnrknhle prcs<'nr.c of mi11<l, drninccl down RPtty 's !hron l.

Ton gues imm cdintf:ly rea ppeared wli r n 1-lcr progressive educati on wa s ncda imed

hy

W <'

read,rcl

seve nth grn dc for B ell y

i'Vlock

w ns now with u s.

most. hut tlw rcsultin~ s ight , n lo ~n-d rn ped Lntin cl ass s in g ing

th e Latin version o f " Pis tol P acking lVJarnnm " w as too mur.h for son;<', All loo soon, h ow e ver, sh e Jc fl.

lenving a smnll red, imprint upon encl, cl, cek -

d,cr k. well!

She w ns replaced (if thnt w ere possihlc ) hy l\•b zie Rowl a nd , who with flaming inspirntion nm! firecracker to ngue, soon form ed from our mids t. a n c xdw.i vc nl'trrnoon

diH;s. Tl1c

quicl o[ these scss ions· wns

broken onl y b y her un gmcious rejection of our offers of fmil. 'v\/ere w e da u nted ? N o, we look th e goodies down ·,o l\•lr. Ja mison, wh o w ns, ns usua l. husil y coll ecting for the R ed C ross Drive from those stud y ha ll P UP ILS who were intent on thin gs far rcmovrcl from study.

Those with. nny pennies left mpidly lost them in co ll ections for the orchid s M rs. Peacock was alwnys ,lislrnilmtin g. H er "New L ook" with smock nncl ti ghtl y cln spcrl pockethook nwnkened u s to the fnct s of life. \Ve slrnll not spea k of occurrences on tlrnt dny o[ , b ys, " J-la ll owc'cn " ,. since ,vc will surely h e rewarded for sil ence, bu t w e will sny that our fnithful ja nilprs de fended success full y, for the most part, our mag nificent building. 'v\/e b elieve part of th eir zen l stcmm e.d fro m th e th ought of th'e w a ll s, fl oors, d esks, etc., they wouldn't scrub

if

some culprit w e re cn ug ht. \ 1\/c: ra ise ou r ha ts n nd trus t our rnrs w o n't ge t cold in

apprecintion lo H a l R eisinger nm! C hid

As

S earson nml tl, e. h oys.

m a ny arc aware , our trus ty sponsor, fVli ss FossP.lrnan , lms

helped

on r dn ss lo solve the ir w e ightiest

p robl ems . N ot only has she found th e solution for whnt to d o with spnre time, but she hns np plied th e discover)' while Spa nish tests .li e. uncorrected . P erhaps this w as onl y d uring senior alumni w eek, for Millie lent a helping ha nd, keeping ou r class out of it s u sunl q uota of troubl e, nnd seeing that things (not under . street li ghts ) got do ne with "Lo S iento" nncl " O h. yon peopl e!"

The

disappca rnncc of C arl a nd V es pa provrc-l nn int e res ting mys te ry for a sho rt tim e , but discovery

of the hluc room solved thi s eni gmn ( ge t that, M rs. Ridenour) . \ Ve lcnve with only one prohlcrn un solvedwlrnt docs th e H b etween l\forg a rct nnd l\•TcVir ker stnml 'for?

By firm applica tion of the foll owin g principles, future cb sses mnv follow in our fo otsteps, never nr.qu irin g "T lmt Look" fro m th e fru slrn lrcl nnd g e- nPrn ll y not h r. in g l11rn N l i;i lo so]id d tizc ns.

I.

N ever li s te n to your p nre nts or c1n y on r. el sc w ho mi ght kn o w .

2.

C rrt n inl y a vo id th e c1 dv k0. oF lrad1rrs. (th r.sr. o f cours.f' n m 't hr. inclu clf'd in tl10 !-:f! wh o. kn ow. )

3.

Apply yourselvrs lo your studies a s littl" as possihl c.

4.

B e nlcit for nny juicy tidhit s to hring in spr lHlin g money. (This hlacknmil may h e. us rcl effectivel y in rlnss his tories.)

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Pa ge Te n

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·i DoNNA

E1LEEN

ADKINSON

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"Donna"

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Transfer from Yeadon, Pa. 3; Home Room President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Leaders Club 4; Religious Education 3, 4; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 4; Hockey 4.

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ALBERS

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Transfer from La Paz, Bolivia 2; Home Room President 3; Student Council 4; Aviation Club 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing Club · 4; Religious Education 2 1 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3 1 4; Wrestling 4.

.JoHN

''Heart1,broom.''

A

BASCOPE

"Al'.: Get thee behind me, Satan

Past all expressing

MARTHA

H.

At.BERTO

C.

BATHGATE

"Jolmny"

horn-nrtisJ

Knight without fem, and without hlemish

Home Room Treasure.r 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Sketching Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4;

Class Vice-President 4; FFA 2, 3, President 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4.

Ten Tones 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; District Orchestra 3; Modern·aire.s 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4.

BARBARA A. BAUCHSPIES .!ANET KATHRYN ALBRIGHT

"Squeek"

"Jnnney"

A horse, a horse, my kingdom for n horse

A merry henrf nrnkcth a cheerful countenance

Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Art Achievement Key 2; Archery 2, 3, 4; HOmeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Badminton 4.

Dancing Club 2; Inter-American Club Secretary 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

R.

BETTY Lou1sE BEAM

EuzAnETH AsENDORF

"Belly"

"Betty"

Soft as silk

Lighter than a feather

Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A.A.U.,W . Award 3; Jr. Red Cross Council 2 1 Vice-President 1, 4.

Home Room Vice-Presid~nt .3 ; Leaders Club 2, 4; Inter-American Club 3; Religious Education 2, 3", 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2; Softball 4; Bowling 4.

]'vJ.,nTt-tA .loAN BENnER .T0t-1N NELSON ARTZ "Bencler"

"Jack" l\'lan is nature's sole mistake Slide Rule- Club 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Dancing Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; District Chorus 3; Piper Staff 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4.

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God's rarest blessing is, after all , a good woman Home R o o m Secretarv 3, Student Council 3, 4; Thespians· 3l 4; Leaders Club ·2: 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4: Secretary 3; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 4; Archery 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Baskethall 2; Class Basketball 2.

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PAULLY JANE MARGARET

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BETTS

"Peg"

The light of the hody is l'l,e eye Home Room Treasu rer 3, President 4; Student Council 2; Leaders Club 2~ 3, 4; Band 3; Orchestra 3~ 4; Modernaires 2, 3, 4; A.A.U.W. Award 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Archery 3; Hockey 4· Bowling 3, 4; Class Basketball 2, 3; Homeroom Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2,

3, 4.

DAvm

CANBY

BoERLIN

"P. J." She is about ns shy ns n nrnn eating crocodile Thespians 3, 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Ten Tones 4; Band 2 .. 3, 4; Piper Staff 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 2, 3, 4; Junior Plays 2, 3; Senior Play 2, 3, 4; Thespian Play 2, 3, 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2~ 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club President 4,

B1sCHOFF

"B«rse"

R1c11ARO

ALnERT

BoERUN

Ring down the curtain, the fmcc is over

"Mooney"

Home Room President 3., Vice President 2, Treasurer 3; Class Secretary 3; The~pians 3, 4; Aviation Club 2, 3, President 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; District Band 3; Orchestra 3; Piper Sports Editor 3; Maroon and Grav Editor-in-Chief 4; Senior Play 4; Thespian Play 4; Soccer 2, 3~ 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Golf 2, 3, 4.

Lettermens Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; District Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Modernaires 2, 3, 4; Thespian Play 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Intramural basketball 3, 4; Tennis 2.

TI,f! n~inority is nlwnys right.

EVELYN GRACE BLACK

"Sully" Patience is the hcst r~rnr.dy for trouble Home Room President 2, Vice-President 2; Student Council 3; G.A.C. 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A.A.UJW. Award 3; Maroon and Gray 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Honor· ary Varsity basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3, 4 .

DonoTHY

Lou1sE

BoRoNrn

"Dorotl,y" Nothing is impossible to a willing heart Dancing Club 2; Inter·American Club 3, President 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A.A.U.W. award 3; Homeroom basket· ball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3.

ANN STEWART BoYo

"Ann." VELMA CHRISTINE BOAL

"Velma."

The flower of meekness grows on a stem of grace Student Council 4; Dancing Club 2, 3, President 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

i''fARY Lou BOEGER

"Loll"

· Tis slight not strength. that gives the grealest lift.

Home Room Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3: 4; Band 3, 4; Junior Plays 3; Archery 2, 4; Hockey 2; Bowling 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class. basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3.

Page Twe lve

I have been a stran~er in a stran~c land Transfer from Honolulu, Hawaii 3; Class Secretary 4; Leaders Club 3, 4; Religious Education 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Ten Tones 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Tbes. pian Play 4; Junior Play 3; Bowling 4; Homeroom basketball 4; Class basketball 4; Badminton 4; Senior Play 4; District Orchestra 4; Leaders Club; Maroon and Gray . 4.

V.

ROBIN

BRUNNER

"Rob" She watches him like a cat does o mouse Student Council 2; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3: 4; A Cap· pella Choir 2, 3, 4; Ten Tones 3, 4; District Chorus 3, 4; State Chorus 3; A .A U.W. award _ 3; Piper Stall 2, .3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Archery 3; Hockey 2, 3; Bowling 4; Homerooh) basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4.

VrnGINIALOU IlunNEY

Jo11N

0.

ConL

"VirginiuTou"

"]aim"

Knowledge is power

The next day is never so good as the day before

Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.. 3; Dramatics Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 2, 3: 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3_. 4; Senior Play 3, 4; Thespian Play 3, 4; Archery 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3; Badminton 2, 3.

Home Room Secretary 3; FFA 2, 3, Reporter 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Footbdl 2; Wrestling 2, 3.

l'l'IAmLYN At.MA LOUISE CALLAIIAN

,IEAN

CouL

"Muri/y,i"

"Louise"

A quiet consdcncc makes one serene.

Great joys, like grids, ure silent

Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Latin American Club 4; Religous Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2~ 3, 4; Ten Tones 3; Archery 2; Hockey 2; Homeroom basketball 2; Class basketball 2; '111espia11 Play 2.

Transfer from Harris Townshil'l 3; Religious Education 3: 4.

J l lA1<0Lu

\VESLEY

CLoUSEI!

S1-1ELUON ALUEl!T ConL

"H,ul"

"Sfwlclo,,''

Each

l'm co111i11g; l'm coming Aviation Club 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Religious Education 3, 4.

HonERT

\ •VAYNE

111an reaps his own l'arrn

FFA 2_. 3, 4; Religious Education 3, 4.

CoLEMAN

\ •\/Auio \,\l 1u1u11 CouL

"BuL"

"Guffy"

Go west, young man!

A little more sleep a nd a littl e

Student Council 4; Thespions 4; Hunt-

more slumber

ing and Fishing Club 3: 4; Religious Education 3, 4; A Ca9pella Choir 2. 3, 4; Librarv Assistant 3_: Football 3; Track 2, 3, 4.

FFA 2_. 4, Rcr>ortcr 3; Religious Ed ucation 3_. 4.

VrnGINIA

1''1.

JoANNE

CoNFE!t

\,\I.

CoRMAN

"Jo"

"Ginny"

Fond of athletics, she plays with

The trumpet of l,cr own virtues

a vim; at regular studies her min.cl F. H. A. 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross Council 2, 3, President 4.

docs not dim.

Rdigious Education 2 .. 3.- 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 .. 4; Homeroom basketball 2; Class basketball 2; Softball 2.

- ~ _____-.c....-l. --

Page Thirteen

rv!ARY JANE C110UC!l

ELEAN011 RAE Dr c KsoN

"Polfy" Slow lo speak and slow to ad Her wit is nevertheless n fact Thespians 3, 4; Leaders Cl~b 2.:- 3, 4; Religious Education 2_. 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 4; Play 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2_. 3_. 4_: Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, .1 , 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3.

Sing, riding's a joy. For me I ride.

Home Room Secretary 3 .: Leaders Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Rdigious Education 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 2, 4; Archery 2, 3: 4; Hockey 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Basketball 2, 3, 4; Honorary Varsity basketball 3; Softball 2, 3.

ANNE \VrHGHT Cun11Y AucE

" 1\ruw"

()nc who niakcs no mistakes does nut usually make anything Transfer from Abington Friends. Tcnkintown, Pa. 3; Thespians 3_. 4; ·Figure Sketching Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Religious Education 3: Maroon ,md Grny 4; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Phy 3, 4.

M.

DrPJ'EIIY

"Alice" They win thut laugh Leaders Club 2; Dancing Club Religious Education 2 1 3, 4.

l:Vh11c;A11ET

C.

4;

DoaaETT

"Peggy" PATRICIA ANN DALE

I'll argue w ith you but your wrong.

"Put"

Home Room Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Thespians 3, 4; Leaders Club 2: Secretary 3, President 4; Religious Education 2, 3; Band 2, 3, . 4; Modernaires 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 3; Thespian Play 2, 3; Archery 2, 3, 4 ;Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, '.J , 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Honorary Varsity basketball 3, 4; Soft· ball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3, 4.

Y c have hcurd ol' the patience ol' Job Dancing Club 2. 3; Photograr,hv Club 4: ReliP..ious Education 2_. 4; Jr. Red

Cross Council 2, 3, 4.

HowARD JAMES DECKER

"Howurd" can buy a little gas, to carry back and fortl, to school a winsome lass.

Hi-Y 2_. 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3 , 4; ·W restling 3, 4.

EuzABETH

B.

DoNAHoE

"Jolm"

l' 111 glad l lrnvc a Iittl c car and

l'v!ARY

JoHN

I wns never less alone than when by mysel f Religious Education 2 1 3, 4; · Football -·· 2, 3, 4 ; Track 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Tennis 2; Slide Rule Club 2; Hi-Y 4.

DECKE II

"Muscles"

LEE JENNINGS D UN KEL, Jn.

"Lee"

lv!y lv!ary -

kind and true

Home Room Secretary 3, 4;' Thespians 3, 4; lnter·American Club Vice·Presi· dent 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Archery 3, 4; Hockey 2; BowJing 2 .. 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3; Softball 3; Thespian Play 2, 3, 4; Junior Plays 3, 4; Senior Play 3, 4.

Page Fourteen

lt's not what you know, it's what you get a way with Hi-Y "2; "Hunting and Fishing Club J, 4; Religious Education 2~ 3, 4; FootbaJl 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3.

PAuL \,\11LuM1 RosE

rvL,J<IE

"Sp"'/" Rec.I as n rose is she Home Room Secretary 2_. 4; Dancing Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Ca!)pella Choir 2, 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2; Potato Queen, Farm Show 4.

}{oy

HuuE1<T

all

Tl,e love of 111oney is tl,e root of evil

Home Room Vice-President 2; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 3.- 4; Aviation Club 2; Slide Rule Club 3, 4; Religious Education 2; 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2 .• 3, 4; Piper staff 3; Maroon and Gray 4; Soccer ·2, 3 .• 4; Basketball 2; Intramural basketball 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4.

JoAN

ELLENU.U<GEI!

Do111s

FnoMH

''/ou11riie"

. "Pup,;y" He e;,tered bounds

FmESE

"A11k"

ELLENUEl<GER

o;,,. circle by leaps and

Homeroo1l1 President 2, Vice-President 3; Aviation Club 2; Conservation Club 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2: 3.- 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Intramural basketbdl 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4.

The modern

III

iss

Home Room Secretary 2.- Treasurer 3; G.A.C. 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Polka Dots 3, 4; Orchestra 3.- 4; Modernaires 2, 3.- 4; Piper staff 4; Mai-oon and Gray 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3,

4.

PETERS. FAnllELL

"Pelc"

All

great 111cn arc

dead, a11d l'in

AnvA

nol feeling well .

\V.

GATES

"Arvu"

Home Room Vice-President 2: 3; President 2; Thespians 3, Presicfent 4; Religious Education 2.. 3~ 4; A , Cappelta Choir 2 .. 3, 4; A.A.U.W. award 3; Pa. History Prize 4; Piver staff 4; Maroon and Gtay 4; Junior Plays 3_: Thespian Play 4; Basketball 2 .. 3: 4; Tennis 2, 4; State Doubles Champions 3.

I I.ave seen better days FFA 2, 3.- Vice President 4; Religous Education 2, .~, 4; Wrestling 3, 4.

JoYCE

I.

GENTZEL

"Bugs" l{1c1-1Anl>

'I'.

FLrnoTTE

A liandsu111 e wu111a11 is u jewel;

"Dick"

a good wo1~rnn is n treasure.

Tl,e 011ly way to get rid of !clllp· lu~ion is to yield lo it Transfer from S!)ringfield_.

Religious Education 3, 4;

Mnss. 3; Soccer 4 ·

Basketball 4; Baseball 4.

Transfer from Boalsburg 3; Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Leaders Club 4; Religious Education 4; Junior Plays 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Thespian Play 4; Archery 4; Hockey 4; Homeroom basketball 4; Class basketball 4; Softball

4; Girls Glee Club 3, 4.

Do111s-ANNE

FnEE

"Deis"

\ 1\ /n it nnd see Home Room Secretary 2.. 3; Thespiar,s 3, 4; Leaders Club 2.- · 3.- 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Pi!)er staff 2: Advertising Manager 3.. Managing Editor 4; Junior Plays 2 .• 3; Senior Play 2.: Thespian Play 4; Archery 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Badminton 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4.

l-lurni'1<1' R.

GLENN, J1<.

"Herbie" There is nu royal road lo geometry.

Sl,de Rule Club 2; Projectors Club 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Intramural basketball 4; Golf 2, 3, 4.

Page Fifteen

l'v!AJ<GEJ<Y

JEAN

Go1100N

ANNA i'dAJ<GAl<ET HAJ<PSTER

"Mick"

"/ecm"

Her slalurc !all ~ woman.

I hale a dumpy

Thespians 3_. 4; Figure Sketching Club 2, 3_. 4; Religious Education 2, 3_. 4; A.A.U.,W . award 3; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 3, 4.

P.

路fvAN

A merry hcari掳 doclh good like medicine.

Home Room Secretary 3: Treasurer 4; Dancing Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4.

Gmt.Gs

KATllLEl.N

F.

HAtffEJ<

' '/uu ,t''

"Kaus,"

All I ask is lo be le! alone.

Lively and likeublc

Home Room Vice-President 2, President 3, Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 2_. 3, Secretary 4; Religious Education 2, 3_. 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball manager 2, 3; Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4.

Thespians 3, 4f Tri-Hi-Y 2! 3.:- 4: Religious Education 2, 3_. 4; P19er staff 3; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 4; Thespian Play 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3: 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Badminton 4.

PATRICIA

RoNALU

L.

JoE HAnTMAN

Gu~1Mo

"Joe"

"Par'

Ha,lcn slow ly.

Deep blue eyes running over with

glee.

Inter-American Club 3; Dancing Club 2, 3; Religious Education 2_. 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3; District Orchestra 3.

Home Room President 2_. Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3; C lass Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Slide Rule Club 2; Hi-Y 3 . 4: Religious Education 2, 3, 4: A Cappelia Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 3; 路 Orchestra 3: Modernaires 2.. 3: 4; Football 2, ), 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3.:- 4; Maroon and Gray 4.

He.LEN 1VIAIHE HAUGH

"\V /ieezie" P11YLLIS

L.

GARUJ<ICK

"P/, y/" Conducl is !he moulhpiccc of clinroctcr

By 11,c work, one knows !l,c workwan Home Room Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 3, 4; Leaders Club 2 1 4; Religious Education 2: 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Ban~ 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3. 4: Moder11a1rcs 2: 3, 4; Maroon and Grav 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Plav 2. 3;: Thesoian Play 3. 4; Archery 3,. 4;. Hocke"y 2: 4; Bowling 2, 3. 4; Homeroom basketball 2; Class b路a ,k~tba ll 2.

2:

\VtLLIAM FRANKLIN HALL

"Spike"

EVELYN

Sigh'd and looked and sigh'd again.

Home Room Sccretarv 3, President 4; Class Vice-Presidei,t i; Slide Rule Club 2; Conservation Cl:.ib 3; Lettermen's Club Vice-Pre!ident 4; Religious Education 2.. 3, 4; Pa. History award 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Intramural basketball 4; Golf 2, 3, 4.

Page Sixteen

C.

HENl<Y

"Evelyn"

Oh

that

1 had

wings like a

dove.

Dancing Club 2 .. 3/ Drill Cor~ 4; Religious Education 2, 3.:- 4; Bookkeeping award 3.

GERALD GuY HuTcrnsoN SHIRLEY

ANN

HorKINS

"Jerry"

"Hoppie"

Really and :rnly How long halt ye between two

I've notl,ing lo

wear.

opinions?

Projectors Club 2, 3_. 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 路 4: A Ca99eJla Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, Modernaire.s 2, 3.

Tri-H~-Y 2; Dancing Club 3; Religious Education . 2~ ?: 4.

2;

RouERT Louis HYSLOP OoLORES ANN HousER

"Bo&"

"Dolores"

To close this career of plundering and blundering,

\,Visdy and slow; they stumble that run fast.

Home Room Treasurer 3: 4; Local History Club 2; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4.

Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Educ~tio!J. 2, 3, 4.

KENNETH ORLANDO HouTs LYNN LUTZ ]LLINGWORTH

"Keri"

"lchy"

It is not good that l'l1e man should

How are the mighty fallen?

be let alone.

Home Room urer 3; Slide Education 2, Wrestling 2,

Hi- Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 3, 4.

President 路2; Class TreasRule Club 3, 4; Religious 3, 4; Football 2., 3, 4; 3, 4.

EuzAuETH rvlYvANEVY Hui;11Es DoNALD

"Beuy"

\I',/:

ls~iLER

"Bnldy"

\,\/hen joy and duty dash Let duty go to smash.

Sleep is sweet to the laboring man.

Thespians 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2: 3, 4; Library assistant 3, 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 4; Thespian Play 4; Archery 2, 4; Hockey 2: 4; Bowling 2: 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Badminton 4.

Home Room Vice-President 2; Hi-Y 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing 4; Religious Education 2, 3,, 4.

SAMUEL E. lsttLEJ<, JR. VEl!A

VIRGINIA HUMMEL

''So,n."

"Vera"

A hair on the head is worth two on the brush.

To love. cherish. and to obey.

Transfer from Boalsburg, Pa. 3.

Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3. 4.

-.

'\: :.

t.'路

Page Seventeen

"M,w" \,\I ILLMAN

E.

JACKSON

O shame! \/VI.ere is thy blush?

"Bricl,wu/1"

vvc must educate our masters.

Transfer from Brookings 3 S. Dak. 3; Religious Education 4; Basketball 3.

Home RoOm Treasurer 2J 3; Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4; Religious Education 2_. 3: 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior

Play 2, 3, 4.: Thespian Play 2 .. 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2~ 3~ 4; Cla.53 basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 4; Badminton 3, 4.

DoLOI<ES

EMOGENE

KNEPP

GERTRUDE ]'vJAE JAMES

"Dee"

"Gerry"

l feel ti.at l am happier .than l know.

I'll have a fling.

Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

Home Room Secretary 3; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2_. 3, 4.

LISABETH ANNE KNEl!R GEORGE \VILLIAM

JEFFRIES

"Betty"

"Jeff" A boy becomes a man when he smokes a pipe.

Thespians 4; Slide Rule Club 2, 3; LEttermen's Club 4: Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Ca99ella Choir 2, 3, 4; Polka Dots 2, 3, 4; District CPnrus 2, 3, 4; State Chorus 2, 3; Piper staff 3; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 4; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Intramural basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4.

RAYMOND

E.

coming.

room basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3; Bac!minton 3.

GLADYS JANE KocHER

Life of the class; Laughs al the prof's jokes.

Home Room Pre.sident 2. 3. VicePresident 4; Class Treasuter i; Slide Rule Club 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Letterman's Club 4; Student Council 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4.

路MARGUERITE

"G/c,c/ys" A still, small voice.

Sketching Club 2; Dancing Club 4; Religious. Education 2, 3, 4.

KELLER

'Geet''

Jo ANN KonMAN

"Jo Ann"

The grass stoops not; she treads on it so lightly.

Leaders Club 2_. 3~ 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; 路Piper staff 2, 3~ 4: Maroon and Gray 4; Senior Play 3; Archery 2, 4; Hoo .... .'."oom basketball 2,

3, 4; Class Basketball 2, 3, 4.

Page Eighteen

a111

JOHNSON

"Ruy"

E.

Hold the fort! I

Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2: 3_. President 4; Religious Education 2_. 3_. 4; Band 2~ 3_. 4; Dh:trict Band 2, 4; Orchestra 2_. 3_. 4; D District Orchestra 3; Piper staff 3, Advertising Manager 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 3; Thespian Play 4; Archery 2, 3; Hockey 2_. 3; Bowling 2; Home-

To be natural is to be sweet.

Dancing Club

2,

3;

F.

路H.

Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

A.

4;

CttlllSTINE

JuLETTA

M.

KREus

Home Room President 3; Thespians 3, 4; Aviation Club 2; Sketching Club 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A.A. U. W. award 3; Piper ~taff, Feature Editor 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 2 .. 3; Senior Play 2, 3; Thespian Play 2, 3; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2., 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3; Quill and Scroll 4.

To eat, and to drink, and to be merry.

Dancing Club 2J 3., 4; Religious Education . 2, 3.,_ 4.

KATHERINE

KRms

DoRis

"Pat1y"

2,

3;

Dram:itics

JEAN

LEwis

"Doris"

I assure you she's the dearest girl.

Td-Hi-Y

LEUSCHNER

An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.

"Jufet1芦"

PATRICIA

I.

Club

'v\lho said 'the weaker sex'?

4;

Aviation Club 2; Sketching Club 3; -Photography 4; Religious Education 3.

Religiow Education 2, 3: 4; Archery

2, 4.

RoBERT JoHN LAWTHER

"Bob"

l'vlELVIN

LIGHTNER

"Mel"

I know " trick worth two of that.

Home Room Treasurer 2; Hi-Y 2~ 3; President 4; Religious Educatio,i 2~ 3,

'v\lhat price glory?

4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Polka Dots 4; A.A.U.\1('. award 3; Pa. Hi-Y Executive Committee Chaplain 4; Piper staff 4; Maroon and Gray Captions Editor 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 4; Football 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis .2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 4.

Hi-Y 2, 3; Letterman's Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3., 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2. 路

ANNE R. LEISNER

RICHARD LIVINGSTON

"Anne"

"Livie"

I'll try anything once.

P.-csident 2. Conservation Club; Slide Rule Club路 3; Aviation Club 4; Re路 ligious Education 2_. 3: 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2; Intramural basketball 3, 4.

Transfer from Ithaca, N. Y. 2; Home

Home Room President 4; Leaders Club 3, 4; Religious Education 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 3, 4;

Class basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Badminton 3, 4.

HELEN BARBARA LoMAN JosEPH

L.

LEITZINGER

"Joe"

l

All mankind loves a lover.

Home Room Treasurer 2: Vice-President 3; Class Vice - President 3; Student Council Treasurer 2; Letterman's Club President 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Car>pella Choir 2: Vice-President 3, President 4; Football 2_. 3_. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2.

t

"Barb" To spend too much time in study is sloth.

Home Room Treasurer 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3; Library Assistant 4; Archery 2, 3; Bowling 2, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 4; Class basketball 2,. 4.

Page Nineteen

JOYCE

ALINE

MINGLE

JoHN LowENFELU

"Joyce"

"Jolin" Ont:c a .gcntlcnrnn always. a gentleman.

Transfer from Hamnto11. Va. 3; Hunt... ~ng and .Fishing Cll1b 4.

DAvm

G.

Things arc not always wl,at they seem.

Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Religious· Educa· tion 2_. 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2; Class basketball 2.

/vL,HGOLF

"Pu,/"'

\\l lw loves not wo111cn, wine and song Remains a l'ool his whole life long.

Class President 2; Student Council 2, Vice-President 4; Thespians 4; Slide Rule Club 2; Hi-Y Club 3; Letterman's Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4· A CappeJla Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Polka Dots 3, 4; Orchestra 3. 4· Modernaires 2, 3, 4; A.A.U.W. 3; Thespian Play 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gra)' 4.

a;varJ

\.V1LLIAM GLENN !VluLBEl!GEn

"Boogie" stay.

Herc I am, and here

Hi-Y 2, 3 .. 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3 4; lntt"amural basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4.

1

HELEN LEE NEUSBAUM l'vlARTHA

ANNE

i'vlrnTENS

"Honk"

"Meri''

l' ve Iivcd

and loved.

Transfer from San Antonio. Texas 2; Lead~rs Club 2; Dancing Club 3, 4·.

Religious Education 2: 3: 4; Junio; Plays 3; Thespian Play 3; Archery 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4.

A all

loving heart is the beginning of knowledge.

Student Council 2, Secretary 3; . Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4;- Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; (;heerleader 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4_: Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2 . . 3 . . 4: Class basketball . 2, 3, 4; Ho;,or;ry "varsity basketball · 3; Badminton 3, 4.

NANCY EuzABET11 MnzGEH

"Nrmcy" Genius is 1 percent inspiration and

99 percent perspiration.

Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer ; Sketching Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Ten .Tones 3; District Chorus 3: State Chorus 3; A.A.U.1W. award 3; ·P.T.A. School Scholarship Medal 2; Piner Staff Ne,~s Editor · 4; M.aroon and Gray 4; Jumor Plays 3; Semor Play 3; Thespian Play 3, 4; Archery 2, 3; Bowling 2; Homeroom basketball 2; Clas• basketball 2; Quill and Scroll 4.

-

\.V. CHANNING NICHOLAS

"Clwn" 1 hav~ not yet begun to light.

Home Room President 3. · Treasurer 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2_. · 3, · 4; Soccer 2, 4; Wrestling 2 .. 3, 4.

VIRGINIA Lou1sE ]'vl1LLER

"Ginny"

\.V1LLJAM

HENRY

NORRIS

"Hen" I awoke one morning and found myself famous .

Home Room Treasurer 2. President 3 Vice-President 3; Thespialls 3, Secretar; 4; Leaders Club 3. 4. Treasurer 2· Reli~ious Education i, f 4; A Cappell~ ·' ·Choir 4; Maroon and Gray 4· Junior Play 2, 3; Thesoian Play 2'. 3 4 · Archery 2, 3J 4i Hockev 2: 3~ 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroo.m b.ask~tbati 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2. 3, 4 · Softball 2, 4; Badminton 3, 4. '

Page Twenty

Cards were at first for benefit designed, Sr.nt tu-: amuse, no to enslave tl1e mind.

Ho~e Rooin President 2; Projectors Clllb 3,' President 4; · Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Religious Education 2, 3, 4;. Band 2, 3: 4; District Band 2; Orchestra 2, 3 .. 4; Modernaires 2_:· 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3.

GILBERT

R.

PATTON

"Gil,1,/ lt' s nice to ~ct up in tl1c morning, lmt it's for nice r lo lie in heel.

Student Council 2, 3, 4r Religious Education 2, 3, · 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Polka Dots 3, 4; Band 2; Basketball 2; lntraiuural · basketball 3, 4.

BETTY JANE PousT ·

"Be lly Jnne" In lier tongue is the law of kindness.

Dancing Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Maroon an<l · Gray Typist 4.

R1c1-1ARD PIERRE PEARCE

"Rick"

!\1IARY A lion among 1adics is a most dreadful -thing.

Home Room Treasurer 2, 3; Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; Student Council 3; Projectors Club Treasurer 2; Vice-President 3; President. ,4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Modernaires · 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Football 3, 4; Soccer 2; Basketball 3, . 4; . Intramural basketball 2; Golf 2, 3, 4.

HorE

PowELL

"Hopie"

\\/h ere there 's a girl there's a boy.

Thespians 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 2; Thespian Play 4; Archery 2; Hockey 2. 3; Bowl- · ing 2; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4.

lvlANFERD ARLAN PETERS

""Barne);· RonERT

I shall not let my studies interfere with my education.

Home Room Treasurer 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, · 3,- 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Intramural basketball 3.

PATRICIA

ANN

L.

QutcK

"Bob" Full many a glorious morn have I , seen.

Transfer from Bellefonte 3; Religious · Education 3, 4; Track 4.

PETERS

"Pat" Soft as silk.

Transfer from Boalsburg: Pa. 3; Thespians 3, 4; Dancing Club 3; Dratn'3.tic Club "4; Religious Education 3_. 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 3, 4; Thespian Play 4; Archery 3, 4.

1''TARY

Lou1sE

"Helen" In th e shade of the old a pple tree.

Glee Club 2; Dancing Club 3; Photography Club Secretary 4.; Religious Education 3, 4.

PtELEMEIER

"Piclc" I have that look but it's not new.

Thespians 3 , 4; Leaders Club 2j Aviation Club 3; Sketching Club Treasurer 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Band 2, 3, 4; District Band 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Mondernaires 3, 4; A.A.U.W. award 3; Piper staff 4; Maroon and Gray 4i Junior Plays 2, 3; Senior Play 2, 3; Thespian Play 2, 3; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; 4; Bowling 2, 3_. · 4; Homeroom basketball 2_. 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3, 4.

PAUL EUGENE REED .

"P,111!"

The man th a t blushes is no.I quite a brute .

Aviation Club 2, 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

Pa ge Twe nly-?:1e

H.

1-'ATRICIA

L.

DoROTHY

RoBINSON

"Pat" _

RHULE

"Dollie"

ls she not passing fair?

Modesty's a candle to thy merit.

Thespians 3, 4; Tri -Hi-Y 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Junior Plays l,, 3; Senior Play 2, 3, 4; Thespian Play 2 1 3, 4; Archery 3; Hockey 4; Bowling 2, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 4; Class basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 4 .

Transfer from Williamsburg, Pa. 4; Slide Rule Club 4; Religious Education 4; Library Assistant 4.

'

i j

. i

JoHN

F.

'l·l j

R1LEY

.i l I

"Jo Tm" Let thy words be few.

·;'

Aviation Club 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Religious Education 3, 4.

I

C.

.loAN

Ros1soN

"Joun"

A

slip of gal, in a bang up chariot.

Home

Room Treasurer 2;: Student Council 3; G.A.C. 3, Vice-President 4; Thespians 3, 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 2, Assistant News Editor 3. Editor-inchief 4; Maroon ai:td Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 3, 4; Thespian Play 2, 3, 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4.

I

·j' j

MARY Lou R"mEY

"Lou"

i

MELVIN BENJAMIN RocKEY

1

"Mel"

l

The end is not yet.

.J

Home Room Secretary 2; G.A.C. Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 2., 3, 4; Religious Education 2., 3., 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Orchestra 3; Modernaires 2; Maroon and Gray 4, Archery 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Badminton 3, 4; Junior Play 3.

. ·1

!

'

Takes lo chemistry like a shevist lo a barber.

Aviation Club 2; Projectors Club 3; and Fishing Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Track 3, 4;. Intramural basketball 3, 4.

Hunting

R1c11Ano 'vV1LLIAM

H.

·. i

!

Roll elem bones.

You can see further into a millstone than into him.

3, 4; Intramural basketball 4.

1 R1sHEL

"Janet" Slow of speech, but oh!

I

l J

Eow1N

H.

RottRBECK,

JR.

i

"Elmo"

I

I like to be familiar with nearhy villages.

Home Room Vice-President 2, 3; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Piper Staff 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Boys Glee Club 4.

Home Room Secretary 3; Dancing Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

Twenty-two

RooGERS

FFH 2, 3 1 Treasurer 4; Religious Education 2, 3 1 4; Football 31 4; Track

Aviation Club 2; Hunting and Fishing C lub 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Capf.ella Choir 2, 3; · Soccer 2; Boys G ee Club 3, 4.

Page

L.

"Dich"

RmMEY

"\Vrercli"

Lors JANET

Bol-

...... ,.,. .

.

CHARLES G.

SCHILLING

"CT,uck"

PATRICIA

ANN

"Pat"

The:re is no lovP. .sincP.r<'r than the

love of foort.

Fortune is on the sirte of the good-hearlecl.

3, 4; Student Council 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3., 4.

VVILLIAM H. SECKINGER,

Dancing Club 2, 3; Inter-American Club 4; Religions Education 2, 3,. 4.

JR.

"Duke'

KENNETH

Patience and shuffle the cards.

Transfer from Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2; Home Room Treasurer 3; Class President 4· Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3; Letter1:1an's Club 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; liasketball 2, 3, 4.

GoRDON BuRNHAM

I

I'

SHOWERS

And a woman is but a woman. but a good ci~cH is a smok~.

Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Track 4; Soccer 2, 3; Aviation Club 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4.

SEWARD HELEN

i'vl.

SIMCO

"Helen"

Stc1.ircasc wit.

Home Room Vice-President 3; Secretary 4; Slide Rule Club 2; Religiot!s Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Polka Dots 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 4; Football 2; Soccer 3, 4; Intramural

.' 'J ·1

I like lo slml my little· boat.

· 1 Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Edu. _J cation 2, 3 4.

1

basketball 2; Boys Glee Club 4.

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PAGE

BASIL

'Mouse"

"Gorrly''

EuzABETH

SMELTZER

-

SHAWLEY MARGARET

JEAN

s~llcH

"Pune" "Murri'' Peace is peaceful.

rarely

denied

lo

the

Cheer hoys, cheer! · Transfer from Boalsburg, Pa. 3; Dancing Club 3, 4; Religious Education 3; Sof~ball 4; Homeroom basketball 4.

Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3 1 Vice-President 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Softball 3; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4.

ANNA

SHEEHE

BARIIARA

ANN

SNYDER

"Anna"

"Borb"

She excelled in sporls .

'v\l e. nil love a prelly girl.

Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 2, 3, 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Honorary Varsity basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; Badminton 2, 3.

Thespians 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 3; Maroon and Gray 4; Library Assistant 3; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 4; Archeq• 3; Homeroom basketball _2.

t

..

~~-···"""' -.-.:.--

P<1~e

Twenty-three

FREDA l'vlAmE Sr1CER

SAMUEL

"Fre,fo" ThP. · strength is to sil still.

Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

V,'JNIFRED

A.

F.

TussEY

'Sam"

I could have done hctlN hut T wns overworked.

Home Room President 2; Slide Rule Club 2; Aviation Club 3; Religious Education 2: 3: 4.

STITZER

"\Vinnie"

Laugh and grow merry.

Home Room Secretary 2, 4; G.A.C. 4; Leaders" Club 2., 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 2, 3, Sports Editor 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Tennis 3, 4; Archery 2, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Honorary Varsity basketball 2, 3 ; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3., 4; Jr. Red Cross Council 2, 3, Secretary 4; Miss Mixer 1947.

CATHERINE S . ULRICH

"K"ty" The slow and steady_ win the race.

Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

REBECCA lANE STROUSE

"Bechy"

FRANCES \,VILLARD \,VARING

"Moonie"

Sing away sorro,v, cast away care.

Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3., 4.

Vlisdom is belier -than -r\:ibies: Home Room Secretaiy · 4; Religioi.Js Education 2, 3, 4; A.A.U.W. award 3.

ELEANOR JosEPHINE SuNDAY

"Jo"

SAMUEL

Thy hair is as sunny as thy heart.

Home Room Vice-President 4; Student Council 3; Dancing Club 2; Leaders Club 3, 4; Religious · Education 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club

B.

'vV;.ssoN

"Sam"

Hoel To be a farmer.

FFA 2, 3, Student- Council Alternate 4; · Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

2, 3, 4.

MARY ELIZABETH SwARTZ

"Sweary"

To be good is to be happy.

Student Council Alternate 4~ Thespians 3, 4; Tri.Hi-Y 2; Leaders Club 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Pioer staff 4; Maroon and Gr"ay 4; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, ·3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, · 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 3, 4; Tennis 3; Student Court Clerk 3; A.A.U.,W, award 3.

Pag e Twenty- four

I_ -

PAUL

D.

\VEAVER

"Pm,I" I like work. It fascinates me. could sit and look at it for hours.

Aviation Club 2, 3; Hunting and Fish· ing Club 4; Religious Education 3, 4; Foothall 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3,- 4.

i'vL,RII .YN

R.

\V1 LL1A~1s

" \V;lly" Run, ELLEN \,\11LDE

Gabriel's niece.

"Rutl1ie"

Student Council 4; G.A.C. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2J 3J 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Band 2, 3, 4; District Band 2, 3, 4; State Band 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; District Orchestra 3, 4; Modernaires 2, 3, 4; A.A.U.W. award 3; Music Scholarship 3; Piper staff 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Senior Play 3; The.,pian Play 3, 4; Archery 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2.10 3.: 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2, 3, 4.

\,\/lrnt's the use of worrying ? Srnik smile, smile!

Home Room Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Piper staff 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3; Archery 2, 4; Hockey 2; Bowliug 2, 4; Homeroom basketball 2, 3, 4; Class basketball 2,

3, 4.

\VALTER \,\/. \ ,V,LKINS, .Tn. EDWARD RoNALD YouNG

"\Valter"

"Duck"

\,\!hat I know I guessed . \,\That J learned I forgot.

The right hand o[ [dlowship.

Hi-Y 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,

Class Preside11t 3; Student Council 3, President 4; Thespians 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Polka Dots 4; Junior Plays 3; Thespian Play 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4.

4; Religious Education 3, 4; Track 3; Soccer Manager 2, 3, 4.

DonoTHY .loAN ZERBAN AucE

L.

\V1u1AMS

"lppy"

"Alice"

On .the move .

A lady to rememher.

Transfer from Hingham~ Mass. 3; Thes路 pians 3, 4; Tri.Hi-Y 3; Dramatics Club 4; Religious Education 3, 4; Maroon and Gray 4; Junior Plays 3, '1; Senior Play 3, 4; Thespian Play 3, 4.

Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Religious Education 2, 3, 4.

DoNALD E. ZoNG

"Don" hate lo leave.

Aviation Club 2_. 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 4; Religions Education 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3. 4 .

CHARLES JAMES JonDAN

"CT111ck"

All

reformers arc bacl1Plors.

Transfer from Boalsburg, Pa. 3; Religious Education 3 1 4; Soccer 4.

Pag P Tw enty-fiv e

WE DO HUMBLY BEQUEATH \;\ie, th e members of the graduating dass of nincl~en hundred and forly-cight of the State College High School. bein~ in sound mind and good spirit. do hereby nrnkc and publish this, our Inst will am! testament.

B11.L l'VTu1.11ERCER lenPes 1,is · Scfwlnrsl,ip lo "BoNEs'' YEACER. DuRE SECIONGEn

1e.£wes lii s ln1 ck i119 lw si,ws s

fo "DEWEY" KRu~IRINE.

PEc BETTS 1ecmc,s l1 c>r ctcCl fwndno<' lo "GuNDAn" Tn1Eno1.n.

To ALno Coorrn, Bu.1. NoRRIS lecwe s /,is r>PrPC.

\~l it/1

on P~'P.

to

inl1eritoncP fox, PAUL FR IES E Jpm,rs 1lw dwop<'sf ,,nriety

of lJest wislJP.s.

Lou R1MMEY cmcl SAM 'vVASSON lecwe 1/wir jePps lo lrn i11nlwcl /or pnrls /or "B1.0CKHEA1>' HALLER's Wl'PCh_ ,

RosE Eu.l'NllERr.ER lemws li er polnlo s lwlclccl crown lo 1/1p lropl,v ccrse.

DE1s FREE lecwes

T,er 1,ottle of f-1202

D1cK FLEIIOTTE heq11en1/,s Tris l,011/e

lo HARRIET STICKLER.

of "f.uch• '7\ier" (/wir

Ionic,

clcrmlr11{f

re111011er cmcl scolp inl,ihilor)

lo · ,ToHN FARRELL.

Tf1P. sPnio1· lJO)'S lc~avc 1lwir slole11 otlile.lic P</11ipmPt1I lo LARRY Ross /or 1,is spol'finr, 9oocls sfore. 'fo B11.L HARRIS, "PAPPY .. E1.LENRERGEn fpou Ps 1l1 P C1//r.c:tions o/ l1is sp11cnlf1 grnclr. oclmirers.

"Fo0Ts11~" BoEnLIN lPa11 r.s c1 pnir o/ sf10 P.s lo

IJP nwcf r. into

sem1 rn 1 Tws1lPl1Jo1fs /or ,wxl yPm'.

Our mmrnrous lrunnfs lPnPe. lo lVTn. KEMJ\TEnEn 1T1Pir !JPst wisl1Ps [or 1l1P {ul11r<> "c:T,rn p coolie lobor."

Jn

WilllCSS

th f"rC'forc ,

WC,

tl1 c cfppnrting class or nin CICC'Jl lnmclrC'd nncf ror(y-Pig)if, lrnvc (o thi s, our

las t will nncl IC'stnmr-nt, nrfixC'cl ancl sPI our lrnnd s nrul s,~a l.

T»E SENIOR CLASS OF 1948.

Pag e Twenty-six

JAUNTY JUNIOR JITTERBUGS JUNIOR GIRLS First Row: M. McClellan, S. Cole, H. Stickler, S. Powers, B. Webb, M. Willia!ns, M. O'Hara, D. Burwell.

Second Row: A. Smith, L. Ripka, M. Moore, E . Ym~ng, S. Haller, A. Schuyler.

Third Row: G. Meyers, E.Jordon,J.lshler,

J.

Grazier,

J. Reist, M. Lewis, A. Davis, M. Farren,

J. Lee, P. Austin, J. McDowell, F. Tcitz, S. Colpetzer, S. Johnsonbaugh.

Fourth Row: B. Smith, P. Quick, A. Sauers, N . Dale, S. Gilliland, J. Bmm, P. Harper.

First Row: C. Owens, B. Shirk, P. \Vhite, P. Kimmel, L. 1Waite.

Second Row: M. Gettoble, Third Row: L. Waltz, L. Smith, L. Neff,

J. White, B. Rider, V. Young, L. Hammond, C. Lutz, M. Erh,

J. Barto, N. Higgins, M. Caveny, E. Fehringer, S. Smeltzer, P. Smith, L. Richardson.

J. Tomco, M. Guerrant, J. Garher, P. Myers, B. Smith, B. Denniston, G. Andersott, J. Henninger, H. Murphy.

Fourth Row: S. Gaut, N. C~nfer, W. Smith, M. Mnlfoy, P. Lntnbert, G. Hamilton, G. Jackson, J. Buhb.

J. Cloetingh, H. Stickler, S. Kuhn, H. Bolm, Pc1ge

Tw e nty -sev en

JUNIOR BOYS First Row :

J.

Krumrine, W . Leonard, H . Shirk,

.J.

Stevens,

J. Beerman, A . Cooper, T . Horner, L. Pel'ryman,

M. Wilson, A. Lut z.

Second Row : R. Bunnell, J. Neff, H. Ross, W . Shomberg, T. Kemmerer, R. Yeager, W . Hards, M. Wyand, E. Keller, B. Harr is, J. H ay.

Third Row: J. Reese, R. Henry, H. Gearhart, E. Crum:ney, H. Triebold, P. Tressler, D . Miller, S. Frear, E. Coleman, H. Kerstetter, A . Smith.

Fourth Row: R. Kn epp, J. Ripka, E. Reed, C. Johnston, H. Rudy, A . Rose.

J. Thornton, K. Rockey, P. Lauck, L. Corl, R. Trostle, J. Breon,

Fifth Row: Houts, E. Stephens, W . Gray, R. Benton. A. Higbee, C. H ess, G. Witmer.

THOSE WHO FOLLOW? T he C lass of 1949 approaches its senior year with m a ny hm,o~s a lready won .

Our

sports record is

outstandin g. In football eight men received lctt ers : Bill L eonard;路: T ed Kemmerer, John Rider, Hubert S hirk. Bud Coleman, ,Jim R eese, a nd R onald H enry. 1''lany of thj junior boys bolstered the soccer team . with G ene C rumm ey winning a letter.

Our

contribution lo the b asketeers include Dick Bunn ell. Ted Kem-

mercr, .Tack K;11mrin c, Bill L eonard, and Bob Ycn gcr. Throe strongmen. John Rider. T c,l J-larim nn, an,! L ouis S l1 ormnkf' r: ~nvc thri r suppor t lo th C' w rcs tlin ~ sqrnul.

The: girl s a rc nl so adivc in sport s-howling, haskrtha ll. nnd hockcy. 1''1a dalin e C avcny. Shirley C ol e, a nd Jf'nn

iVTc:Dowdf

won th f' ir nume ra ls

anti

fi ve g irl s w ere rc prcsenlali vcs in G. A. C.

Thf'y

nrc

iVTad a linc Ca vcny, .Tra n Eli on C loclingh , N ,rncy Higgin s. Pat L nmhert, nnd J ea n M cDowell.

Active members of the Piper S ta ff arc F lorence T ictz, 1''la,lalinc Cnvcny. S tcwart H a ller, Lillia n H a mm ond , !Vlnrtin \ .\fynnd , .Ira n R eist. nncl Nancy Hi ggin s.

ln s tudent government ncl ivilics S tr.wcnl H nll c r, S tudent Council

Sccrclnry,

is

fl

cln ssmntc.

Our

cl ass officers a rc ,Jim S tcvens. P rrsi,lr nl: Lois l~iclrnrd son, \licc-Prc路sidcnl : .l ea n Reist. S ccrclmy ; and Bill I .<'onnrd, 'frc1Hmrr r.

In tl, e fi cl,I of 11111sic nrnrly 20 juniors nrc R nP R cr< I a rf' grf'n l nss<' ls In tl1 r. f\'lorlr rrrnin路s.

Paiv Twe n fy-Piq hl

A

C'nppr lla C'lrnir nw111hr rs. a 11<l l lowarcl Krrslrtlcr and

THEY SHED THEIR KNICKERS FOR LONG PANTS

HOME ROOM

216

First Row, Left to Right-A . Green, N . Doerner, B. Boyer, P. Ishler, M . H o r1:e1路, A. Ndf_, N. Bradford: P. Williams, J. Trostle.

Second Row-E. Crossley, D . Kerst etter, B. Dahl, B. Engle, C. Rohrbeck, F. Hamar, .J. H artman , P. Steve11s .

Third Row-B. McClellan, D. Confer, L. Anderson, N. Smith, L. Herman, M. Adams_. E. Schilling, B. Kidwell, R. Ellenberger, M . N eidigh.

HOME ROOM

119

First Row,Left to Right-C . Keister, E. Rowland, M. Hutchison, J. Reber, M. Honess, C. Johnson, D. Ellenberger, R. Cole, B. Dodd, B. Gearhart .

Second Row-T. Rockey, A. Mastalski, G. Greninger, T. Ishler, D. Crust, D. Katz, J. Edwards, S. Babcock, A . Forbes.

Third Row-J. Straub, J. Weaver, R. Abramson, P . . Nageotte, S. Thomas, A. Segil, M. Blackburn, E. Maynard , P. Antes, L. Bohn.

LITTLE DO THEY KNOW First year in Senior Hi gh palion in s ports

and

rn mpleted ! The year 194 7-48 brought tu tl, e Supl10111 ures greater pMtici-

extra-curricula r a clivilic s.

\,\/ hilc Bob Dahl a nd Jack E dwards, two varsit y lout bu ll pla yers. 1,eld forth agai11st Stale 1-ligh's cumpctitors. three additions to tli e C heer Leaders - L yd u H erman, Jackie Ri111111e y and Na ncy S n,ith ~ helped lead fan s in cheering.

Out on th e ba sketba ll floor w ere Chuck Rohrheck, Bruce N idwlas, Dick \,\/caver, and Jack Edwards, who attained Junior V arsity status.

In wrestling, Dave Katz and Gordon Hartman took honors.

Ann Barker a nd Eleanor R owland ob tai ned "G. A. C." 111 e111bersl1ip.

The School Bank a nd th e orchestra used talented materia l from th e cla ss.

The Jazz band included Sophnmnres E lea nor Rnwlan,l. Na ncy Doerner, and C lwrl cs Rohrl,cck.

Thirty-four students represented tl,c class in A Ca ppell,1.

Officers of the year: Presicle11t Vice-Prcsiclenl

ALLEN

Fo 1wLs

DAVID BA UC HSPl[ S

:'>,ecrc fury

G1<ACE Hor E JEFFI<IES

1 l"eHSUfCH'

I3RucE N1c110LAS

P iper R eporters : Junie R eher, Nu ncy S 11,ill1, Patsy 路.Jun es, und Jane i:Vlontgurncr y.

Pag e Twe nty-nin ~

r

HOME ROOM

121

First Row, Left to Right-P. Douglas, M. Jackson, M. Houser, C. Foster, E. Hammond, Q. Barto, P. McAllister, M. Riley.

Second Row-B. Euwcma, B. Nicholas, I. Dearmit, A. Homan, S. Stevens, D. Cook, D. Lewis, R. Rudy.

Third Row-J. Mitchell, A. Barker, R. Conger, J. Brown, G. Hess, A. Searson, B. Snyder, F. O'Connell.

Fo路~1rth Row-L. Johnson, B. Noll, D. Bauchspies, P. Jones, D. Kline.

I .

[ 1_: HOME ROOM 123

First Row, Left to Right-M. Jackson, J. Montgomery, P. Hevedy, K. Drake, M. Gallagher, S. Patterson, L. Ripka.

Second Row-D. Weaver, G. Rishel, D. Fishburn, C. Bitt11er, G. Jones, L. Zong, D. Crossley.

Third Row-A. Pritham, A. Shacklette, N. Benson, F. Burns, J. Hann, D. Houtz, M. Albers.

HOME ROOM

120

First Row, Left to Right-M. Queer, M. Dale, J. Keeler, D. Beck, J. Rimme}', F. Alderfer, S. Butler, E. Briggs, G. Hubler.

Second Row-R. Wahl, J. Kleim, T. Smith, D. Dreibelbis, B. Loesch, E. Hout,, J. Flenner, K. Rishel.

Third Row-J. Higbee, G. Jeffries, M. Harpster, H. Gearhart, S. Matis, M. Dreibelbis, L. Sweeney, D. i\Varner, M. Houtz.

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MAROON AND GRAY At tl,c rn11dusio11 ol' cad, year tli c graduating class publis li cs Ilic [Vlaroon and Grny. Tlii s book is a piclurc album of six l'ull years of l,igh sdwol memories. Herc, classes, dubs, dances, girl's and boy's sports, ol11cr activities. nnd unl'urgc ttabl c teachers and dc1ss111ntcs arc bri efly reviewed.

In january students were excused during classes for pictures wl1ich were being taken ol' tl1c various dasscs, clubs, team s, and utlicr school organizations.

Dave Bischoff was cl eci ed by I.i s da ss111ales lo be Edilor-in-cl,ieL He appointed a slÂŤff . consisting ol' ove r l'orly-eighl members, and unde r the able sponsorsl,ip of ]Vliss G c utl,er the Class of '48 brought forth llieir ]'vlaroon and Gray.

BUSINESS STAFF First Row, left to right-J. Rishel, J. Krebs, D. Houser, K. Harter, B. Poust~ J. Albright, Miss Edith Gcuther, faculty sponsor.

5ccond Row-J. Sunday, R. Strouse, A . Harpster, A. Cuny, D. Zerban, V. Boal. rhird Row-P. Friese~ D. Pearce.. B. Hyslop, R. Johnson.

LITERARY STAFF First Row, left to right-Miss Geuthu, sponsor; B. Lawther, G. Jeffries, P . Crouch, M. Williams, M . Swartz, E. Rohrbeck.

J. Artz, D. Bischoff, G. Miller, M. Stitzer,

Second Row-}. Robison, M . Albers~ J. Fromm, R. Ellenberger, H. Neusbaum, L. Rimmcy, P . Doggett, R. Brunner, A. Boyd, R. Wilde, J. Gordon. Third Row-D. MargoJf, M. Kiel, H. Haugh, N. Metzger, G. Seward, P. Farrell, D. Seckinger, P. Boerlin, .M. Pielemeier, C. Leuschner.

J. Hartman,

Pag e Thirty-one

THEY RULE THE ROOST

STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, left to right-D. Burwell, S. Kuhn, Miss Harpster, D . Margolf, S. Haller, R. Young, C. Rohrheck, Mrs. Maynard, E. Jcrdan, B. Smith .

Second Row-J. Neff, B. Loman . R. Brunner, M . \"v'illiams, G. Myers, 8. Webb, P. Friese.

Third Row-T. Smith: W . Seckinger,

J.

J.

Bender, N. Smith ..

J. Brown, V. Boal, B. Denniston,

J. Stevcus, E. Cclcmau, E. Rohrbeck, G. Patton_. P. Farrell.: B.

Lconardt P. Lauck,

Hartman.

The State College High School's Executive Student Council, ''th e government of the students, by tl,c s tudents", was presented with some new situations this year, one ol' them being the installation ol' a new

principal. The represen tatives. elected from homeroom, clubs, and sports activities, have taken these innovations in their stride and continued to perform .in the high manner set for them by their predecessors.

State College High School was well represented al the slate-wide conl'crence of high school student councils held in Bradford, Pennsylvania, in October. R epresen tatives Dave ]'vlargolf, Gladys Myers, Pct~ Farrell. Marilyn \l\l illiam s, "Duke" Secki~cr, Stewart Haller, Barbara Denniston, and Ronald Young benefited greatly from the conference.

l\1any good ideas can be gathered l'rom other sclwu ls and many of which were brought out al the conl'crcnce can be used effectively here in State High .

It is noteworthy tlmt ours was one of the few

sdwols in the state of Pennsylvania which could boast of having an effective student court.

Pag e Thirty-two

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS First Row, left to right-Miss Mahey, N. Blakeslee, A. Davis, President; M. Lewis, Treasurer; B. Loman, VicePresident; Bud Coleman; Secretary; F. Tietz.

Second Row-S. Frear, P. Robiuson, B. Hughes, P. Quick, A. Sowers, A. Schaklette.

Third Row-S. Watson, E. Rowland, B. Shirk, N. Doerner, J. Reese.

JANIE'S LITTLE HELPERS It would be impossible l'or our large school library lo function properly without the a id of the library assistants, who assist in charging a nd shelving books, preparing new books for shelves and preparing displays. \Vhile helping others. they gain a knowledge of the reading matter obtainable in the library, and they have access to the library at all times. ln this purely voluntary organization,

the stude nts sign up 1Vliss 1Vlahcy and upon approval are

allowed to work in the library during their l'ree periods. At this time they perform the duties already 111cnlionccl

and chct:k

allencfoncc.

JR. RED CROSS COUNCLL First Row. left to right-P. Boerlein, Treasurer; \V. Stitzer, President; V. Confer, President; B. Shirk, Vice-President; Miss Ball, Miss Fosselman.

Second Row-P. White, M. Kiel, B. Beamâ&#x20AC;˘, A. Smith, ¡P. Douglas.

Third Row-R. Wahl, H. Murphy, C. Johnson, E. Rowland, D. Dreibelbis.

Page Thirty-three

NOSE FOR NEWS l<eporlers ,-, Jean Ellen C luctingl,, Paully Buerlin, Jum1 Frullllll, Ed lfolirbeck, Harriet Stickler, Peggy Betts, Ruth \,\/;Id e, Barbara S J.irk, Virginia Young, Geel Keller, Rae Dickson, J\fory Swartz, Ed Keller, Grace Anderson, Lois Hiclrnrdson,

Patsy Jones,

H,irricl Dale, J\•lnry Ellen Malloy, Mary Lou

PiclcJ1Jeier, Marilyn \ •\ /i llialll s, l3rice Harris, Howard Kerstetter, Na ncy S lllith, E llen Maynard, Bud Colclllan, Virginialou Burney, Rubin Brmmer, Jane f\fontgolllery, Jack Artz, Peggy Jane \ •\ / liitc, Bobbie · Baucl,spics, Ginny [Vlillcr, Gertrude Jarnes_.

Edilur -i11 -d1i«/ JoAN

As.sislurd F,·<durc J:clilor

F LOl<ENCE

Ro111soN

T1nz

/1111ior /-/;g/1 Eclilors NANCY

Sw1ss11ELM

NANCY

VAN

TRIES

Exc/rnnge b/iior

Mw1ugi11g Edilor

~purl.s /:idilul'

DE1s F n EE

\\'1 NN 1E STrrzu,

News /::clilor

Assislwll Sporls Edilor

Business ~1wwum·

NANCY METZ(;EI<

EuoENE \,\111n- E 11o usE

iVIADELI NE CAVEN\'

Hi Lites

Adr1erlisiug ~1wwger

Assislu11I News /:clilors STEWART

HALLEll,

JANIE

REllEI<

feCJlure Eclilor CHRISTINE

LEUSCI-I NEI<

8011 L,wTHER, PETE fARl<ELL

l11(fuiring Reporter J\•IA1<TIN \,\/ YAND

LILLIAN

BETTY

HAMMOND

KNERR

- Cin:ufulion "/Vlanug ers JEAN REIST, NANCY l-11(.;(;INS

fucu/ly Ac/visor i\l1ss

Eorrn

GEuT11En

First Row, left to dght-N. Higgi11s~ B. Knerr~ N . Swh:.~helm~ N . Van Tries_. S. Haller: N. Mctzgct·, Miss Geuther, C. Leusdmer, F. Tietz, W. Stitzer_. M. Caveny, L. Hanunon~, J. Reist.

J. Robison,

Second Row-B. Shirk, H. Stickler, M. Malloy, _I. Artz_. R. Wilde_. G. Keller, P. Jones, N. Smith, P. White, E. •W hitehouse, S. Powers_. M. Williams_. E: Rohrbcck, G. Mi'ler.

Third Row-M. Williams, M. Swal'tz, M. Pielemeier, P. Farrell, M. ·Wyand, M. Moore.

Page Thirty-four

J. Reber,

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Page Thirty-five

ACT WELL YOUR PART First Row, left to right-R - Ynur~, D. Bischoff: A . Boyd: R. Boerlin.

Second Row-P. Boerliu, M. Keil, A. Curry, M. Swartz, Treasurer; P. Fan·cll, President; V. Mi:for, Secretary; J. Gordon, Vice-President; M. D£ckcr, Mrs. Josephiue Nash, Spom:cr.

Third Row-M. Pielemeier~ H . HaL11?:h: J. Gentzel, M. Powell, R. Crouch: · M. \Vil!iams, P. Doggett_. _T. B~nder, P. Robinson, D. Zerban, B. Hughes.

Fourth Row-K. Harter, V. Burney, N. Metzger, D. Margolf~ N. Higgens, G. Jeffries . J. Cloctit1gh, J. Robinson, S. Watson, S. Powers .• B. Snydc1·, J. Lee. Fifth Row-Il. Rimmcy, S. Frear, E. Coleman, M. Wyand, E. Keller, D. Miller, A. Higbee, B. Cclcman.

THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Tl1e J\!a tiunal Tl1es'pian Society is in its ni11l11 year in State I-lit.di. To gain 111c111hcrsl1ip in thi s lr1 s l growing organization a s tudent must earn IO nedits by taking part in dramatic work in sclwol or community, either by working bnck stage or ncting. After enrning IO c redits the student participntes in nn informal and a form~I initiation. During the informal initialion the initiate takes on a " new look" and for a clay appears in the costume of a storybook character. At the end of the year a banque t, a dance, and a formal installation ceremony for the new officers are held . At this time the award for the "Best Thespian" is presented to a senior. Another annual event is the Thcspinn cabin party.

A three act farce, " \ ,Vliat a Lil"c" by Clifford Goldsmith, was j,resented as tl,e annual Thespian play with an old l"avuritc, Henry Aldrich, Dave Bischoff, in the lead. This play was also open to non-n1e111bers.

A comparatively new acldilion lo the Thes pian year was "\/ie nnese Serenade", u radio play based on u11 incide nt l'rom the life of Franz Schubert presented on the regular bronclcnsl.

The purpose of this organization part; there all honor lies".

Page Thirty-six

t:i.lll

be

SllllllllCd

up in ' the motto or tl1e Thcspiim s, "Act well your

First Row, left to right-D. Bischoff, A. Boyd, D. Zerban, A. · Sauers, D. Boerlin, M. \Vyand, Mrs. Nash, A . Curry.

Second Row-P. Farrell, J. Cloetingh_, B. Coleman, E. Keller, M. A . Kiel, G. Miller, P. Crouch, P. Boer1in, B. Snyder.

Third Row-S. Frear, B. Knerr, J. Bender, M. Williams, M . Swartz, H. Haugh, M. H. Powell, D. Free, P. Robin~ on, J. Lee.

The Th espian s chose for th eir a nnua l play C lifford Goldsmith's three-act comedy " \\/ha t A Life." The story revolved aro und H enry Aldrich, the popular teen -age problem child. a nd hi s e ffort s to esco rt Barb~rn Pearson. pres ident of th e .Junior Class . to th e Spring ·D a nce. Hi s moth ers failure to sympathize with Henry's finnnrinl stnl11s fnr thr. dnncr.. rC's11ltrd in nn nnrnsin~ sihmtinn nncl rn<lf',J thr.

pin~· in

hPnrl y r.lirnnx.

fl

WHAT A llFE CAST Miss S l,eo (]'vlr. Bradley's Serrda;),) Mr. Ne/sou (assistmit principa l) Mr. Pnllerso11 (a teacher) .

Miss Pilw (a tead,er) Bill (a student) Miss Er,/esto11 (a teacher) Miss ]o/mson (a teacher) {V/,.. Veccl,ilo (a parent) H eury Alclrid, (a student) Bnrbarn Penrso11 (a student) Gerlie ( a student) Mr. Brn,l/ey (principa l) Miss \Vlweleer (a teacher) Georr,e Bigelow (a studen t) 7Vlrs. A/clricl, (Henry's moth er)

ANN BRICE

U11dersluclies .loA N LEE,

HARRIS

FI ETTY H UG HES Scan

FRE;\R

J\'lAR IA

FARREN

GrNNY

rvl, LLER

ALEx

SM ITH

DA vE B1sc 1-10FF

AN NE CuRJ<Y .Jc,\ N

C LO ET INGH

PET E

FARRELL.

DonoTHY

ZERBAN

Gr-:o RC.E .J EFFR IES

ANN

fvlr. FC'rnu so n {rro111 polirc li <'c1 dq11nrl<' rs ) Mory (a student) S 111cle11ls

BoYn

MARTIN \ \I YANfl

S AUER S ·

D1c1, BoEIH.IN

J\'lAR11. YN \Vn. J..JAMS fvlARY

ANN

K1E1..

BEATHICE

Sr-11T1-1 ,

.loA N

LEE

· rvL,RTY J\frRTENS,

MARY Hor E PowEL.I.,

CATIIY

KEISTER ,

BEATIIICE

S,11n-1, Bon Y EAGER

Assislt;11,

In

1/rn rlirPclor -

PAUJ.1 .Y .JANE BoERLIN

Pa<JP Thirt.y-sev~ n

SENIOR PLAY First Row, left to right-R. Young, P. Farrell, D. Bischoff, R. Boerlin, M. Kiel, D. Zerban, M. Swartz, K. Harter, V. Miller, N. Metzger, Mrs. Nash,

Sponsor.

Second Row-M. Decker, M. Powell, P. Robinson, V. Burney, H. Haugh, M. Pielemeier, W. Stitzer, J. Bender, B. Smith, A. Curry.

Third Row-J . Lee, H. Hontz, B. Denniston, J. Cloetingh, J. Garber, R. Bru11ner, J. Fromm, J. Robison, A. Boyd, B. Harris.

Fourth Row-P. Boerlin, A. Davis, M. McClellan, E. Malloy, M. •W yand, A . Higbee, E. Keller, M. Guerrant,

J.

S11nd.1y,

A LITTLE HONEY Tl,e Senior play, a fa st-moving comedy called " A Little Honey" was presented February 7, under the direction of Mrs. Nash. The hilarious l\'linton family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Minton, and their three daughters: Diana, a girl too educated to snag a man; Jerry, a typcial sixteen-year-old girl. who wnntcd n new dress; nnd "Scoo ts." a little sister with ideas about frogs , bccoine involved in one comicnl s ituation after another, and ii takes Grandma lo solvr. their problems. Grandma had a nurse to "keep

lwr daughtPr from b eing a rnnrtyr"; th e cook. Delores, delighted in being a bad cook: n southern widow tried to elope with Mr. l\'linlon. and Dinna 's hoy friend carne hnck from C hinn. However, it all hnrl a happy r.nclin~. rf'ncfy ror thin~s

lo

nil

~rl r.omplicnlNI

OV('f

ngfdn.

THE CAST Jerry Minion, n leen -c19Pr

Albei·I" Pnr/wr, from Cnroline "Scoots", Diww, olcler sister

MARY ANN K1EL

nexl door

yo1111r,er sister

1/ie cook Tom Corninn, in 101,e wilT, Diww Roger Minion, 1/ie /C1tfwr E,m Tvler, cm nltracli11P. widow l\1w·IT,·" Minion, 1/ie mod,er Mrs. Simmons, a frninecl nurse Gmnclmn T/10mlo11, Mnrdw's 111011,er

Paqr Thirly- eiqhl

Sure-s/101

Man,

SNYDER

Jppy ZERDAN

Delores Merwlelmnuner,

T/,e

DAVE B1sc110FF BARBARA

,111

exlermirwlor

GINNY MI LLE R PETE FARRELL RoNALn

YouNG

ANNE CURRY NANCY

KATHLEEN

METZGER

HARTER

]'vlARY

SwARTZ

D1cK

BoERI.IN

OUR FIRST ATTEMPTS CASTS

THANK YOU. DOCTOR

GEORGIE PORGIE

CLASS OF l 948 Doc/or Corl G eorr,ie Mrs. [esier [11cil/e S111cle11I Director

RoNALn GEORGE

YouNc. JEFFRIES

GoRDON SEWARD

i'vL,RTHA tviERTENS i'vlARY

Sw,\RTZ

Ar.

\V1sNER

CLASS OF Georr1ie Tori

DAVE

19~,i

BISCHOFF

PETE FARRELL

Hur,/,

Bon

Mrs. Spi1111il Tessie Dorotl,err.

Millie Monie St11clm1t Director

LAwTHEH

DOROTHY ZERfiAN GINNY !vhLLER ANNE JoANN

CuRRY BENDER

DONNA ATKINSON

STAN LAMRERT

T\VO AGAINST THE GODS CLASS OF l ;,13 Dr. Pri11ce Mm")'

NANCY BARfiARA

1-1;,1/1011

i\1ETZCER SNYDER

MARY Lou P1ELEMEIEI!

Student Director

GAY BRUNNER

PRODUCTION STAFF CRE\V JVJANAGERS Stoge [ir,lits

/VJART I N ED

Sm1im路 Stnne. AdPisors

Pronrm,;s Assistant Pronrnms House

Ticlwts

KELLER

So11mls Mrrke-11p

BILL MYERS, BEv

Prri11I P11blicitv

V\IYANO

ED>IISTON,

Lig/,ts

Cos#rnnes

KATHLEEN MARY

MARY

U11cle rstuclies

Lou R1MMEY

i\'lARY

PowELL,

y OUNC PETERS

HARTER

Po LL y

STITZEi<

JOHNSON

GRAZI ER

PAT

Vmc1NIALOU BuRNEY

BOBBETTE

Lou

ELEANOR

S toge

rvTARILYN V\IILLIAMS 'v\lINNIE

JoAN I.ul<JNSCN JENNY

CRoucH

ANN

PAUL

K,EL

FRIESE

.loAN RoBISON, D1cK BoERLIN, BILL j\路JouoY KATHLEEN

HARTER,

,JOYCE

GENTZEL

ORE\V ASSISTANTS Scott Frear, Allen Higbee, Mary Ann Hones, Bill Rimmey, Bill Shomberg, Bud Coleman, Dave Miller, Joyce Gentzel, Pat Peters, Mary Decker, Mary Pielemeier, Ruth Wilde, Chris Leuschner, Helen Haugh, Peggy Doggett, Patsy Dux, Mary Lou Boeger, Barbara Loman, Marguerite Keller, Syh,;a Powers, Ann Boyd, Betty H11gnes.

POSTERS Robin Brunner, Pat Robinson, Rae Dickson, Evelyn Black, Anna Sheehe, Jean Gordon.

JUNIOR PLAY First Row, left to right-D. Bischoff, G. Jeffries, G. Seward, N. Metzger, B. Snyder, M. Pielemeier, Mrs. Nash, J. Bender, D. Zerban, A. Curry, M.Swartz, V. Miller.

Second Row-D. Boerlin, R. Young, B. Hughes, M. Kiel, P. Robinson, J. Gentzcl, J. Fromm, R. Wilde, W. Stitzer, M. Decker, M. Keller, L. Boeger.

Third Row-----1W. Rimmey, P. Farrell, R. Lawther, S. Powers, E. Young, K. Harter, C. Leuschner, H. Haugh, M. Powell, V. Burney, H . N eusbaum, R. Brunner.

Fourth Row-R. Coleman, S. Frear, A. Higbee, D. Miller, E. Keller, M. Wyand, A. Boyd, M. Williams, P . Crouch, M. Rimmey, P. Doggett, J. Robison.

Pag e Thirty-nin e

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LETTERMAN'S CLUB First Row-H. Ross, R. Johnson,

J.

Beer1_nan, Mr. Hanna, Sponsor.

Second Row-J. Stevens.

Third Row-M. Lightner.

Fourth Row-B. Hall, Vice -President; C. Jeffries, B. Leonard, T. Kemmerer.

Fifth Row-J. Leitzinger, President.

Sixth Row-D. Margolf, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Seckinger, R. Young, R. Boerlin.

THE BOYS Th is yenr State Hi added another .group to . its club activities. Our newly organized Letterman's Clul, has been under the capable leadership ol .John Hanna . This year the officers were Joe Leitzinger, President; Bill Hall Vice-President; Dave i'-'iargolf, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mel Lightner, Student Council Representative. The Letterman's Club has proposed a system whereby all senior boys will receive a letter-sweater at the dose of their senior year. The requirements for receiving this sweater are the following: (I) must h e n senior. (2) JP.ttcrcd sr.nior yP.ar, and (3) has mnintainecl n C or better average in six and n half credits.

FIGURE SKETCHING CLUB The Figure Sketching Club under the instruction of \\'lrs. Esh engages each semester in scvernl excursions out of school in order to wuy the types o[ mode ls. subject matter, nnd to stimulate interest. This

club is open to students iillerested in any kind of art. 'vVith the snrnll membership 路of twelve, the duh 路. rnn he very informal and each membP.r grnnted n great deal of freedom and a ~vide variety of suhjccts from

which to choose. Since the duh docs not necessarily limit ilsrlf lo . pcnril sketching, memhers nrny use other media snr.h as water color, pastels, and dmrcoal.

FIGURE SKETCHING CLUB Left to right-Mary Adams, Nancy Metzger, Chris Leuschner, Jean Gordon, Mrs. Esh, Janet Keeler, Dave Dreibelbis, Joan Higbee, Joanne Mitchell, Martha Albers, Mary Lou Pielemeier.

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First Row, left to right-S. Gaut, Secretary; L. Ripka, Treasurer; N. Confer, Vice-President; Miss Henderson, V. Cowfer, President; B. Smith.

Second Row-G. Meyers, L. Waltz, B. Colpetzer, E. Confer, S . Johm:enbaugh, L. Neff.

Third Row-B. Snyder, 0 . Kline, H. Murphy, P . Smith, M. Farren, L. Smith, J. Korman,

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS or

or

State High lrn s once again seen tl1 e organization n new club. the Future Homemakers Am e rica.

This dub was orga nized by f'vliss H enderson , an authority on the economic siluation in Germany. 'Th ere' me branches of this duh throughout the United States from which each group sends a del egate to meetings held in various plncr.s . Discussions concern way and m e:a ns to improve th e homemaking conditiom; in Amcricn . The ~irl:,. nrr. now int r. r<'skd in pnc.king hoxr.s lo se nd to th r. ¢iris tnkin¢ hom e f'r.onomics in G<'rrnnny.

HUNTING AND FISHING To anyone inlcrcst<'cl in l<·nrning l1ow t(J n1re l'or nnd u se firf' n rm s and fi shing equipment, tlii s clul, is a golden opportunity. It s vari ed adivitics include building shdtcrs and stil es, stocking fi sh n nd gan,~. n ncl C'Xlcrminr1ling v<'rmin . The club cnc011rnges the spirit of sporlsnmnship, incrcnscs s tude nts' knowl edge ol' rul es nnd polici es of hunling n nd li s hing c.ommissions, and ncquainls boys with tli c possibilities ol' lilc work in the fi e ld o f c.onsf'rvn lion . This y<'nr 1111, lcr :'Vfr. Roi ton' s spon sond1ip, the duh plnnn r.d movir.s, i1 lnlk by n rnn¢rr, nnd a crowlnml.

THE BANG BANG BOYS First Row, left to right-H. Glenn, M. Packey, B. Coleman, C. Nicholas, Treasurer; R. Ellenberger, Secretary; H . Triebold, President ; H. Gearhart, Vice-Presidnet; B. Rimmey, Mr. Bolton, Sponsor.

Second Row-L. Dunkel, B. Harris! R. Henry, G. Crummey, K. Rockey, P. Tressler! P. Weaver: P. Reed.

Third Row-E. Reid, B. Noll, D . Katz, B. Harris, R. Wahl, A. P eters, D. Lutz, A . Bascope, G. Jones.

Fourth Row-K.Showers, J. Riley, D. Zong, J. Loweufeld, D. Ishler, H. Clouser, A. Cooper.

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TILLERS OF THE SOIL First Row, left to right-Mr. Dale, E. Stevens, A. Smith, J. Bathgate, President; J. Corl, H. Rudy, Secretary ; D. Rodgers, Treasurer; Arva Gates, Vice-President ; J. Neidigh, J. Ripka , D. Weaver, D. Farha.

Second Row-T. !shier, T. Houtz, A. Mastalski, I. Dearmit, W. Fry, E. Weirfield, P. Stevens, R. Rudy, T. Rockey, L. Stover, E. Warner, D. Horner, G. Garbrick, J, Stevens.

Third Row-C. Confer, L. Corl, J. Breon, S. Corl, D. Trostle, C . Hess, R. Nepp, C. Johnston, M. Wilson.

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERTCA The F uture Farmers of Am e rica, under the supervision of 1Vlr. DalP, h;1ve been consta ntly buildin g up our school's promin ence in th e agricultural fi cl,J hy Sam \\Tasso n and .John Bathgate. Several oth ers have contributed greatly. T he dub has some of th e champion jud ges of this area. This yNtT thP y have altPncled scvernl stock sh ows a nd most of the h oys lrnve placed high in the co ntests.

The offi cers of th e d ub with ]Vlr. . Dale, have h cen working lrnrd all year to improve the duh nm! ma ke everything they do the b est that can lw donP. NPxt years sen ior class will lrnve lo work hare! to brPak the records of this years duh.

Th e Future Farm ers of Am erica held an annual slate co nvention al the Pennsylvania Stale 'college last spring. \:\l ilbur Corl and Sam 'vVasson were chosen lo represent th e S tal e Coll ege High School. Th e judgin g conics ls w ere held a t the convention; Sam \Va sson was' first in the stale, a nd \Vilhur Corl third.

La st fall th e highest ten ho ys came hack lo Stale College a nd held a contest lo sec which three would go lo K a nsas C it}' in October. Paul Krause from Lehigh Count y was first , \Vilbur Corl. seco nd; and Sam \ Vasson , third . Tl, Pse hoys spPnl thP first six weeks ol' school stud ying livPslock judgin g l'or tlw Nntional co ntes t. T'hcy nlso comrri sed tlw mf'nt ;11dgin~ tPnm rrom P c nn sylwrnia.

Mr. Dale with S am \\lasso n. 'vVilhur Corl. and Paul Krause left S ta le College Thursday. ·Octqbcr 23 a nd arrived in Ka nsas City a hout noon Saturday. They stayed a l the Dixon H otel while there. On Monday th e na tional livestock judging contests were held at th e America n Royal, one of th e bigges t livestock shows in th e w orld . The nex t, th e meat jud ging contest was held al Swift and Companv's packing l10usP on Tuesday mornin g.

They also allended some of th e nati~na l convention meetings whil e th ere. On Thursda y morning they Jpft Kan sas City and arrived in Stale College Friday morning. T he round trip was a bout 2.000 mil Ps. .

T l, ey placed i11 the second quarter .of livestock judging for which they will receive a sifv;.r award.'

nnd in th e third qunrkr in m ea t judgin~ for which th <'y will Tf'rf'ivc a hronzc c1 wnrcl.

.

. . Sa m \Va sson ·from tl,c Centre and C learfield arN1 received the Keystone Fanner D egree which· is the hi ghest degree given in Pennsylvania. 1t was conferrPd on \Vednesday. January 14 a l the S ta le convention i;, Harri sburg h eld durin g Farm S l10w wePk. \Vilhur C orl and Sam \Va sso n were appoin!Pd cldPgales lo rPpresent th e C rntre-Clea;fi cl,I a rPa. ln J'vlr. Dal e, th e Future Farmers of America , have a most a mhitious, hard working sponsor. \:\l ha tcvcr the cluh undertakes, with the guidan cP of i'vlr. Dale. it will ahva )•s he a mong th e IPa,li ng d11hs in our school.

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Fo rt y -fh rP.e

ON STAGE Fir1;;t Row, left to right-S. Patter.son, D. Heck, L. Young, B. Denniston, A. Curry, B. Webb, M. Wyand, Mrs. Nash, G. Anderson, P. Myers.

Second Row-J. Weaver, G. Hubler, S. Power.,;, V. Burney, M. Kiel, M. Swartz, P. Rohinson , M. O'Hara, D. Zerban, P. Kribs, H . Dale.

Third Row-M. 81.tckbnrn, P. Jone.,;, M. Guerrant, W . Long, E. Keller,

J.

J.

Garber,

M. Moore, B. Smith,

Montgomery, E . . Jordan.

DRAMATICS CLUR The Drnnrntics Club prcsr.nts n new look this yr.nr wilft memhers of nil senior high in slend of only trnth grnders. Under the nhle sponsorship of l\1rs. Nnsh. the members lrnve learn ed much about dramatics i'n general. The club lrns enroyed working on several one-net plays, especially one entitled, "New School for \Vives. " \,\lhil c working on this piny they lrnrned tlir ,liffrrcnt phasrs of ,lrnmatic work. The club nlso di<I

SO lllf'

rndio work.

TRl-Hl-Y Tri-Hi-Y, one of the most popula r dubs for senior high girls, ha s fifty-two members this year. The girl s l~avc or~anizcd to create:. maintain nnd extend throughout the .community higher s lnndards of Christian chnrnctcr.

Th e cluh, undr.r the superv1s1on of Miss Ley, lrn s bcr.n very nctivc. A s n rrsult of n speech by Miss Allison from t.-lnngnry. the duh drciderl to includ e Hungary with the countries to which th ey sent boxes during the ycnr. At Thanksgiving, Cliristnrns, and during Lent, the girls assister! in the school clrnrcl, srrvir:cs, mul. in ndrlition. thry sponsorr.d mix<'rs r1hrr the vnrious spo rts r.vc-nts.

LEADERS' CLUB \,\lith the specific purpose of training girls in class responsibility and good sportsmanship, the Lea ders Cluh, under the sponsorship of Miss Springer was started five yrnrs ago with I 5 memhcrs and has n new look with 5~. \,\lithin the rlnh is n policies <:0111111itlre and also class captain s rlrcted hy members of ead , gym class. Th e dnty of the policies ron111iittc路e is: " To try 111c111bers of the club guilty of four offrnscs, anrl to ,lcter111ine wlirthcr tl,rv sl,0111,1 he rrqurstrd lo resign fro111 the dub."

A doss ca ptain must sc-rvc on Lenders' Court when ncccssn ry nnd nssign <lutics to class lcndc-rs .

'T'hcsc duties nrc to tnk e nppC'nrnnrr. inspc<:ition . lo tnk f'! sl1owcr n11mhrrs, lo look nftcr <'quipnwnt , nnd to rc-fc-rrc vnrio11s gnmrs.

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TlU-HL-Y First Row, left to right-G. James, V. Hummel, R. Cole, G. Hess, B. Dodd.

Second Row-M. Jackson, E. SchilJing, J. White, N. Dale, Secretary; L. Ha1nmo11d, T1·casurer; B. Knerr, President; B. Loman, P. Shawley, Vice-President; P. White, P. Douglas.

Third Row-P. Garbrick, M. Powell, M. Williams, A. Pritha, B. Shirk, A. Schylcr, B. Boyer, N. Dorner, M. Riley, Miss Ley. · · Fourth Row-M. Horner, P. !shier, P. Harper, B. Snyder, P. Kimmel, K. Harter, B. Poust, S. Gilliland, P. Hahn, H. Bohn. · Fifth Row-A. Sauers, C. Owens, F. Bunrs, P. McAllister, M. Dreibelbis, P. Austin, H. Houtz, D. Rider, G. Myers.

LEADERS' CLUB First Row, left to right-F. Tietz, A. Sheehe, P. Crouch, M. Ri11:,1ney, J. Rirnm.ey, M . Boege1·, J. Hartman, R. 1\Vilde, M. Keller, J. Hemdnger, J. Reber.

Second Row-S. Haller, J. Fromm, J. Bender, M. Caveny, H. Neusbaum, L. Hetmnn, A. Hutchinson, G . Miller, A. Boyd, R. Brunner, J. Sunday, J. McDowell, P. Doggett, President.

Third Row-N. Higgins, G. Black, M. Erb, H. Stickfor, M. Malloy, P. Vinson, A. Davis, C. Lutz, S. Cole, R. Conger, M. Albers, A. Barker, Treasurer; F. O'Connell.

Fourth Row-L. Richardson, A. Leisner, R. Dickson, Vice·President; ·B. Bauchspies., B. A:.endorf., M. Gallagher, P. Boerlin, K. Drake, J. Brown, N. Smith, F. Alderfer, G. Jeffries, E. Maynard.

Fifth Row-S. Watson, J. Robison, B. Hughes, M. Williams, W. Stitzer, J. Bunn, P. Lambert, , J. Cloetiugh, J. Lee, L. Anderson. A. Searson. L. Green. E. Rowland, C . Johnson.

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SHORTAGE OF MANPOWER DANCING CLUB First Row, left to right-G. Kocher, Paul Louk, Juletta Krebs, Velma Boal, President; Delores Knepp, Vicc~President; Immelda Sigel, Treasurer; Janet Rishel, Secretary; Jack Artz, Pat Gummo.

Second Row-Pat \Villiams, Mnrion Dale, Nancy B.rafor, Delores \Varner, Doris Barto, Doris Ellenberger, Patty Gcal'hart, Mary Jackson 1 Anna Neff, Elsie Briggs.

Third Row-C. Ulrich, J. l\1ingle, J. Corman, P . Garbrick, F. Spicer, D . Houser_, A . Dippery, S. Butler.

J.

Gcntzd, A. \Villiams, M. Smith,

.\ / d \ \,\ -~路- ( . _._U_ .

DRILL CORPS First Row, left to right-L. A . .\Vaitc., D. Confer,

J.

Barto, W. Smith, E. Jordon, _ A. Smith, P. Quick.

Second Row-C. Houtz, L.Sweeney, R. Ellenberger, B. Kidwell, D. Bm路well., M. Har_f)ster, Third Row-J. Trostle, Ivl. Grcnablc, L. Bohn,

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J. Ishelr, H. Gearhart;

s: Thom:ts,

~路 Matis.

J.

Tomco.

SWING ME ' AROUND AGAIN, HOMER The purpose ol tl,c Dancing C lub is lo leach the funda111 enta ls lo tlwsc wlw wish lo learn lo d,111ce, and to h!m.:fi ad vanced steps lo the "old " 111c111bcrs. Tliis yea r tl1 c dub was l'orluuatc lo lmvc tfircc student:;

l'ro111 the Pc11ns)'lvnnin S tale Coll ege in struct tl1 c111 . The officers arc Vcl111a Uoul, President;

Delores

Knepp, Vke-Prcsidcnl; ,Janel Risl,cl. Secretary; l111111cldn S igel, Treasurer.

Tl,c dub meets in Room I 07 us often ns possi hl c . rvtusic is t'urnisl1cd by u vidrolu, and tl1 c 111 c111bcrs lm1n lhcir fnvuril c records. They lea rn sud 1 steps

HS

tli c waltz, lnn gu, two -s tep, and, ul t:o ursc

tl1c

old

favorilc, jillcrLugging.

DRlLL CORPS Tiu: Drill Corps is a newly organized dub tlii s year under tl,e spu11sorship ol f\•lr. H ege. Tl,c girls in this group have been learn ing baton a nd l"lt.1g twirlin g in prcpon1 lio11 l'ur band drum majorettes. No t Lci11g:

able lo obtain in structors, the girl s were lea rning th e different tecl111iques from three fellow members who for111erly hnd expert training. lt is tl,e hope o[ the Drill Corps to prepare its best twirlers for position s in our high school hand.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUll 'J"l,e Pl1~lograpl1y C lul1 l1as tlii s year IJcCII under tl, e sponso rsl1ip ol BoL Urcu n, a rc

Dave Miller, President; J ack Leister, Vice-President;

Jr. Tl,e ull"icers cl eded

Helen R a lston, Secretary; G lad ys Jolu tsu n,

Treasurer; and Sara June Kuhn, S tudent Couucil R cpresc11la live. The purpose of thi s dub is lo in struct senior lii gl1 .stm..lcnl s in tl1 c p ro per tcdmiquc for La kin g goud pidurcs and tl ,c <.:orrcd ca re o[ one' s ('((uipm cnl.

So 111 c of tl,e n, embers entered p rin ts in tl, e Koda k ::idwlaslic Cu11lcs l.

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

irst Row, cft to right- G . Jackson, Treasurer;

J.

Leister~ Vice·Pres idcnt; D. Mille~_. Pre.s i-

dcnt; H. Ralston _. Secretary; P. Dale.

:econd Row-J. Straub_. F. Bmncr, R. Benton, A. Rose., S.

J, Kuhn ,

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Hl-Y CLUB Tl ,c Hi-Y Club, composed of tliirly-livc members and sponsored by /vlr. Jamison, had u very active 1947- 1948 year. The football programs sold by the dub netted over $200, part of which was donated lo the student injury fund.- The club also sent representatives to the district conference which was held al Sunbury on December 5, 6, and 7, 194 7. 路 j'v[r. Earle Edwards of the Pen n Stale coaching staff was a l'reguenl speaker al tl,c dub meetings; at other meetings the club saw special movies .

'The Hi-Y Cfub has a fine two-point program: to create, maintain, and cxlcnd throughout our school and our community. higher standards of Christian clrn.racter, and to represent clcnn speech, clean 路sports' 111anship, dean scholarship, and dean living.

PROJECTORS CLUB As there a rc increasing requests l'ur movies h1 dassruo111 leaching, in cluL vrograrns, al uuun hour,

and in assemblies, the Projectors C lub, under the supervision of i'vlr. \!\l ier, has been in conslm1I demand. /vloreover, like all up-lo-date things, the Projectors Club has this year, acquired the new look in its equipment. The completion of the projcctiop room and insta11ation of a new ca 111 cra gives the projectors a cliancc lo work with fine equipment.

SLIDE RULE CLUB Tl,c Slide Ruic C lub.con sist ing ul' lwenly-l'our 111embcrs, is unc of tl,c sdwol's newer dubs. Under tl,e supervision of iVliss Reigl,, the 111embers learn how lo solve all , kinds ol' problems involving slide rule ca lculations. As ex tra activities, tl1c dub 路-spunsorcd u mixer and presented a radio program.

lNTER-AMERICAN CLUB The Inter-American Club, during its second year al Stale High. has seen motion pictures, heard speakers, and held group discussions on the problems and customs of our neighbors lo the south . 'One project was the production of a special program during Pan-American \,\leek al the Church-door Canteen.

Under the direction of iVlr. Vespa and lV!iss Jones, tl, e members follow 路this purpose: lo foster better relations and understandin between ourselves and our Latin-American neighbors and, through this, bring about a unity in the Americas.

INTER-AMERICAN CLUB f'

Fits! Row, left to r i3ht-Miss Jones,

J.

Al-f.

bright, M. Decker: H. Haugh~ D. Bordner Mrs. Vespa.

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HANDSOME, AREN'T THEY?

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Hl-Y CLUB First Row . left to right-R. Yeager,

E.

Rnhrbeck,

J. Hartman, R.

Bunnell, Treasurer; R. Lawther,

Pres ident ; J. Neff. Vice.President; Mr. Jamison, Sponsor.

Sccon'1 Row-J. Donahoe, T. Smith, J. Reese, H. Shirk, E. Crosslev, J. Krumri 11e, E. Whitehouse, R. Engle.

Third Row-S. Frear: E. Coleman, J. Hartman . W . McClellan. G. Rishel, C. .Rohrbeck, C. Bftner, D. Lewis.

PROJECTORS CLUB First Row-Weir, H. Norri.,;:, D. Pierce, G. Patton, G. Hutchison.

Second Row-Rishel, Heusch, D. Cru!!t,

D.

Crossley,

H.

Zong,

L. Hartswick.

Third Row: left to right-L. Johnson., H. KP. ...:tetter, K. Haley., R. Blatt, H. Witmer.

SLIDE RULE CLUB First Row-P. Farrell, J. Hann, L. Illingworth, P. Friese, Miss.Reigh.

Second Row-0. Frink, R. Abramson, N. Benson, M. A. Honess, M. Queer, D. Cook.

Third Row-R. Homan, A. Higbee, R. Dahle, B. Euwema, S. Bauchspies.

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SOPRANOS: First Row, left to right-M. Decker, L. Andcrson, M. A. Honess:

J. Hartman, F. Tietz,

M. E. Malloy, J. Keeler, J. Rimmey.

Second Row-J. Reist, N. Doerner, E. Young, B. Smith, S. Powers, A. Searson, H. Dale, P. Boerlin, S . Cole.

Third Row-K. Keister, J. Garber, M . . E. Moore, R. Reed, J. Higbee, M. ·L. Rimmey, L. Richardson, C. Johnson, G. H. Jeffries.

Fourth Row-R. Ellenberger, R. Brunner, H. Neusbaum, N. Smith, M. Corl, M. Guerrant, J. Mitch~II, P. Hann, M. Farren.

CJf CappeLLa· Under tl,c dircclion ol' f\•liss 1-'rnnccs Andrews, tl,c A Cappclla Cl1uir lms provided 111a11y cnjoyab1c untl memorable occasions fur ils 111embcrs.

The Choir plays_ and active part in school activities, presenting selections !'or ihe Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter church services sponsored hy the school.

Twice annually, the Choir presents a concert; one, just before Cl1risl11ms vaca tion;

11,c otl,cr

in . l\'lay. Guest artists appear nt each

performance. On other occasions, tl,e Choir sang for the Elk's CluL, l\'fasonic Lodge, graduation cxc.:crdscs, tl1c \h/cstcrn Stale Penilcnliary,

.at Rockview, County P.

T.

A. meeting in Bclldontc, and ut the district

Masonic Lodge meeting in \,Villiurnsport.

In nddition, various choir members have been chosen lo sing in

District and State Choruses for the past two years. District Chorus was held ul Clearfield tl,is year

011

April 8, 9, I 0. Lust year twenty schools

were re prc.scntcd at tl,e Districts. howrvcr, this year forty sd10ols submitted applications.

First Row, Jeft to right-A. Boyd., J. Fromm, S. Watson, E. Maynard, D. Drake, J. Brown, L. Herman, A. Hutchinson.

Second Row-M. Albers, H. Haugh, P. Vinson, G. Miller, L. Hammond, J. Weaver, M. Albers, M. Caveny, G. Anderson.

Third Row-P. Lambert, M . Williams, H. Stickler, M. Pidcmcier, _T . McDonald, J. Cloetingh.

TENORS: First Row, left to right-}. Hartman, A. Forbes,

O. Frink, J. Beerman, G. Patton, G. Jeff· ries.

Second Row-B. McClellan, J. Reese, H. Ross, G. Hartman, R. Ellenberger,

J.

Artz.

Third Row-R. Wahl, B. Yeager, D. Boerliu, G. Seward, S. Frear, D. Livingston.

Ckoir Students were accepted on the basis of ( I ) ranking in tryouts, and (2)

needs of the Clearfield District Chorus. Those attending were

sopranos: Tietz, Brunner, Richardson, Reist, Cole, i\'ialloy; Alto, 'v\lntson; Tenors: Patton, Jeffries; Basses: ·i \•largolf, Friese; and Baritone, Young.

Those selected at District Chorus by tryouts attended the State F esliml in i'vlay at Sharon.

\,\/;ti, this progrnm of events, it would lend lo indimtc tlml drnir is all work and no fun . But sud, is not tl,e case. After each concert, tlie d,oir stages a gala part>' for its 111c111cbcrs . Ou

rvicmorial

Dny it

also l1as a picnic to which the members may invite lheir guests.

Rcl,eursals, necessary in building a good d10ir, generally consist of long firing work and believed lo be a bore, arc livened up a bit by practical jokers and by the presence ol' rcl"resl1111enls at the dose of lhc sessions.

BASSES:

Second Row-B. Harris, B. Leonard.:- T. Kemmerer, J. Hutchinson, T. Smith: D. Katz.

Third Row-P. Friese, E. Coleman, B. Coleman, B. Nicholas, J. Stevens, M. i\Vyand, C. Rohrbeck.

Fourth Row-J. Leitzinger, R. Lawther, H. Tricbold, P. Farrell., D. Fishburn, J. Rishel, C. Williams.

TEN TONES Left to right-L. Richardson , J. Reist, R. Brunner, P. Bocrlin, S. Cole, E. Malloy, F. Tietz, S. Wntsou: G. Anderson, A. Boyd, M. Albers, J. McDowell.

I SEE TWELVE The Polka .Duis and T en Tunes, co nsisting of outsta nding members of the A C apella C hoir, lmvc been under the direction uf i'vliss f ranees Andrews for u period uf l'uur years .

The male uclcllc 111 cmbcrs arc su dubbed because of their pulkn -duttcd b~w lies. A weekly Tuesday night rehearsal prepares the group fur its various pcrl'ornrnnccs, which in the past lmvc included c ntcrtnin-

ment fur th e Elks, Lions, Kiwanis, a nd Rota ry Clubs, the iV!asonic Lodge, and other organizations.

B elonging to the '"T'cn T ones" is a fin e and interesting c xpcricnc.:c that a girl never forge ts. This year tl,c girls sa ng al the E lks i'vlcmoria l Service, a nd the Thanksgiving and C hrist mas school church progn1111 s.

Also they sun g a l 111a n)â&#x20AC;˘ public performances such as Kiwanis, A. A. U . \V., and .radio broadcasts.

Supplementing this scliedul c th e Polka Dots and Ten Tones par!icipa le in the C hristmas and Spring A Cappella concerts.

SPOTS BEFORE MY EYES Left to right-}. Beerman, G. Jeffries, G. Patton, G. Seward, D . Margolf, R. Young, H. Triebold, R. Lawther, Accompanist:

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J.

Fromm.

MUSIC SOOTHES THE SAVAGE BEAST The Girls' G lee C lub, is under the sponsorship of !Vliss Frances Andrews. Paull y Bocrlin is President ,rnd J ean Ell en C loetih gh, Vice-President. A side from this th ere arc two special officers in such a n orga niza tion, na mely libra ria ns. Frances 'v\larin g and Jo S unday hold th ese jobs. The club' s large membership of twenty-five proves il s popu larit y. Thi s yea r th e fl irl s have been w orkin g on modern mus ic and som e spiritunls. Th ey look J)flrt in n

few

rndio proArnm s nnd r,:; nn~ nl th ~ finnl L cnf<"n Sr.rvk~.

The Boys' G lee C luh. al so u nder the spon sorship _of lVliss Fmnces Andrews, lrn d n membership of lwcnly-lwo this year. Th e h oys so enjoyed _singin g sea cha nts that th ey w orked mostl y on tl,is type o f music. Th ey a lso clid some sil] l(in g of spiritua ls. O n iVlnrcl, 18 , thr hil(h srhool 'Boys' G lci, C h,h joinccl with thr Penn S ta le i'vl r ns' Gire C l.,h in an a ssrmhly ro ncrrl.

GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First: Row, left to right-D. Burwell, M . Ad.ims, W. Smith, J. Myers, K. Colpetzer, L. â&#x20AC;˘Waltz, C. Owens, L. Waite.

Second Row-D. Confer, N. Confer~ L. Ripka, B. Shirk, l'. Heverly~ G. Yo1mg, H . Bohn, J. Gent zel, F. Waring.

Third Row-G. Keller, J. Sunday, M. Malloy, P. Boerlin, S. Cole,- P. Lambert, P. Vinson, C. Lutz, M . Decker,

J. Cloeti1igh.

BOYS' GLEE CLUR First Row, left to right-E. Crummey, D. BunneH, E. Keiter, J. Reber, R. Lawther, R. Colemri11 1 J. Donahoe.

Second Row---'W . Rimmey, E. Coleman, A . Forbes, J. Flenner, W . Harris, R. Dahle, C. Bittner.

Third Row-D. Lewis, E. Rohrbeck, D. Crust, G. Sew:1rd, R. Henry, W. McClellan, J. A rtzl D. Bauchspies, R. Ellenberger, R. Yeager.

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MODERNAIRES First Row,

left to right-M. Pielcmeier, R.

Recd, L. Valmont, E. Rowland.

Second Row-']. Fromm, M. Albers, H. Haugh, M. Williams, J. Hartman.

Third Row-B. Yeager, C. Rohrbeck, H. Ker路 stetter, D. Margolf, B. Norris.

Fourth Row-D. Pearce, N. Doerner, P. Betts,

Mr. Hege.

ORCHESTRA First Row, left to right-R. Reed,

J,

Weaver, A. Shacklette, M. L. Piele-

R.

meier,

Conger,

A.

Barker,

O'Connell, N . Doerner, A.

F.

Boyd;

B. Knerr.

Second Row-D. son,

E.

Boerlin,

Rowland,

M.

S.

Patter-

Albers,

J.

Reber.

Third Row-H. goJf,

B.

Jeffries,

Kerstetter,

Norris, E.

P.

Maynard,

D. Mar-

Doggett,

G.

J. Hartman,

H. Haugh, M. Williams.

Fourth Row-Mr. Smith,

R. Wilde, P. Betts.

STRUMMIN ' ON THE 'OLE BANJO 11,e High School Orchestra. under the baton of l'vlr. H. C: Smith spen.t a successful year reading over symphonies and other musical compOsitions. Some of the members made District Orchestra, which was

held at Lock Haven in February under the direction of l'vlr. T. Karahan. A few of those that attended Oislrict Orchestra were honored with State Orchestra at Allentown in March. Hampered with scheduling romplications and a lack of string instruments. the orchestra made only a few public performances. These in rludrd m11sirnl r-ntr-rlninmrnl for thr- P. T. A. mee tings, Rss<'mhlics, nnd other cvr.nts.

:rvIODERN AIRES Tlw jn:n; hcmd lrn.s indeed been an orgnniznlion lo he proud of for its. necessary musical contribution

to school life and for ils cooperative spirit at all times . Under tl,e direction of Mr. Hege, the band has played for school mixers and other entertainments and for out-of-town dances . Band members had tlw opportunity of meeting once a week at which time they worked together for pleasure and accomplishment.

Their's is nn informal music and so tlwir rf'hr-ar5::n ls were informcil ; necesscuv work was done while mfmhen e njoye<l a good time. .

Pa9 e Fifty-fo11r

J.

Fromm,

BAND First Row, left to right-D. Boerlin, B. Webb, L. Richardson, M. Pielemeier, A. Barker, R. Conger, F. O'Connel, S. Patterson, M. Lewis. C. Johnson.

Second Row-E. Rowland, J. Garber, R. Reed, B. Knerr, G. Jeff.ries, E. Maynard, J. Weaver, M, A. Hutchinson.

Third Row-L. Boeger, C. Lutz, R. Wilde, B. Asendorf, B. Norris, D . Margolf, H. Ke:rstetter, P. Doggett, C. Rohrbeck, K. Rishel, J. Leister, M .E. Galllagher, D. Crossley, J. Hartman, A. Shacklette, H. Haugh, M. Williams.

Fourth Row-P. Vinson, E. Malloy, A. Davis, H. Strickler: Mr. Hege, D. Cook, J. Higbee, S. Watson, ]. Hutchinson, J. Rishel, D. Bischoff, M. Alhers, R. Enwema, R. Crossley, M. Alhers.

GABRIEL'S COUSINS The band com;1oscd of sixty members. undrr the rlireclion o[

iVJr.

Hege, pla)'s all types of music.

In the fall they arc present al all foJtball l(am cs givinl( nrnrcl,ing rlisplnvs hctwcPn lmlvcs of the games, and supporlinH tlw lcnm with mw,ic: and rl1rf'rs at all tinws.

Arter 1l1r

gnnH'S

<HP.

OVf'f,

1l1c work nt clislrid

11111si c

in orclPr lo prf'pnrc mcmhrrs ror the dislricl

festivals . TJ.Psc arc held yearly al different towns in tl1P district. Plavcrs selcctc,I from high school hamls attend . these rcslivnls for three clays, giving

R

fined concert which terminat es se:vrrnl montlrn of privnlc

practice by encl, player. Those attending this year wrrc Mary

l..011

PielPmcicr, !vlarilyn 'v\lillimns, Rae Recd,

.John Leister, Dick Bocrlin. and Bdty Knerr. ThPy spPnl three ,lays al :'vlt. _pnion attending the festivals.

From this group which attend clislrici hand one is chosen lo allrncl Slnlc 13nncl. wliirh is n dinrnx

of rlislricl festivals all over the slate. Marilyn \ â&#x20AC;˘\ lillinms reprPscniPrl Stale High al Ellwood City this year.

This supplrrncnls tl1c ronc..~rl music whi ch rang<:'s from hcrivy rlnssics lo mard1<'s and Jigl1t popular numbers. ln the spring 1hc bnnd prcs<'nls ils cu1111ml concert.

Page Fifty-five

THE WEAKER SEX? The governing board for girls' sports is tl,e G . A. C. (Girls Athletic Control) . Because board members pledge their services lo this field, they are particularly interested in good sport smanship and their three biggest jobs arc lo regulRtc games, award nurncrnls, letters, and pins, m,d to help promote good spirit nmong their . clnssmntP-s.

This year's officers were Evelyn BIRck, president; Jmrn Robison. vice-president; Nnncy Higgins, senelary; Frilzi Alderfer, trrasurrr; m,d [Vlnrilyn \ ,Yilliams, student council rcprrsrnlalivr.

New this year was th e decision of the girls lo study hockey thoroughly. Rulrs, as wrll as mrtl.ocls, were !Rugl.t under the expert guidnnce of /\1rs. Hamill and Miss Spr in ger.

Immediately after Thanksgiving vacation baske tball began with homeroom basketball, followed by clRss basketba ll. In late Marci,, a group of eighteen girls outstanding in this sport w ere chosen for Girls' HonorJ"Y -\'larsily: 3 sophomores; 6 juniors; and 9 srniors. These girl s belonged lo " league in which thrrc other schools participated.

In previous years, bowling sessions were h eld on Saturday mornings, but afte r a vole was taken in the fall. the clay was clmnged hy populnr demand lo Thursday at the Dux Club.

There wns n large turnout for archery. J\llany of the girls mastered the preliminary rules of the gnmc m,d the fundmncntals for the car" of the equipment.

G. A C. First Row, left to right-}. McDowell, M. Williams, A. Barker.

J. Cloetingh, P. Lambert, H. Alderfer, J, Robison, E. Black, N. Higgins,

Second Row-Miss Springer, M . Caveny, M. Rimmey, M. Gallagher.

Pag e Fifty-si x

J.

Fromm, W . Stitzer, P. Gilbert, B. Perez, E. Rowland,

First Row, left to right-L. Rimmey, M. A. Kiel, P. Boerlin, W. Stitzer, E. Black.

Second Row-B. Strouse, B. Loman, B. Hughes, A. Boyd, M. Williams.

Third Row-A. Harpster, D. B~rdner, Shawley, M. Swartz, C. Leuschner Robison.

1

J. Albright, P. V. Miller, J.

Fourth Row-A. Leisner, R. Bl'unner, P. Doggett, H. Neusbamn, M. Poweil, P, Crouch. B. Bauchspies, R. Dickson, B. Asendorf.

FEMININE FURY

SENlOR GlRLS' BASKETBALL Seniors! \ •V e coulcl lrnrdly hrlirvc it! Since tl,i s wn s our las t yenr, we a ll wnnted lo make tl,e best of ii in the field o[ spor ts. Each yenr, when ii wns annmmcccl tlmt those interested in basketball w ere to sign up in the locker room, we hurrircl to ge t our nmncs on the list. This year, there were forty-five girls in

hom eroom ni1d class haskethall. J-{onornry Vnrsily wns chosen in a different wny this year, after G . A . C. propose,! it. The two coaches, ]'vlrs . Hamill and l'vliss Springer chose twelve girls from encl, class in senior high. These ~iris nrnde up their own rlnss tram n111l then played one nnothN. Tmmr,liatcly nfter lliis, 'rf'spcdivc rlass<•s

<'l<'ct<>d

members

or

1h rsf' rlnss

l<'m~I S

lo tlw Girls' 1-Tonorary Vnrsily. Evf'f~1011C

lookf',l

l'orwnnl to thi s nc_tivily nnd wl,rn T"ri<lay aftc·rnonn rnllrcl arnun,J. tl,c l'niniliar: " \ ;\llrnt lrnm .lo wc play loclny?" could he hrarcl ringing in tl,e linll s.

Pngc, Fifty-seven

SHOCKING APPAREL, NO? JUNIOR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row, left to right-F. Tietz, S. Haller, J. Reist, J. McDowell, S. Cele, M. Lewis.

Second Row-M. Erb, C. Lutz, M. Moure, J. Garber, G. Anderson, B. Denniston, J. Henninger.

Third Row-N. Higgins, M. Caveny, A . Davis, H. Stickler, B. Smith, M. O'Hara, S. Powers.

WITH A LITTLE MORE PRACTICE SOPHOMORE GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row, left to right-A. Sclrn.cklettc, P. Nageotte, J. Higbee, D. Beck, M . Blackburn, J. Reber_. M. A. Hutchison, S. Patterson, J, Weaver, G. H. Jeffries.

Second Row-M. E. Horner, M . E. Gallagher, J. Hahn _. B. Snyder, R . Abramson_. L. Anderson, C . Keister, A. Searson_. C . A. Johnson_. M. Houtz.

Third Row-P. Ishler, J. Rider, E. Schilling, R . Ellenberger, B. Dodd, M . A. Honess, J. Montgomery, A. Barker, M . Albers, D. M. Kline, E. Maynard.

Fourth Row-N. Smith, K. Drake, J. Brown, L. Hern:,J11, J. Rimmey, F. Alderfer, J. Hattman_. M. Adams, P. Antes, R. Conger, E. Rowland, P. Jones.

r ag e Fi ft y-eig ht

GENTLEMEN BEWARE Bowling got under way this year with seventy-three girls reporting Thursday afternoons to the Dux Club. The league was divided into two cyclrs. Th,, winnrr of the first cycle played the winner of the _seomd cycle for the clrnmpionship.

Hockey was one of the most popular girls' sports. and with the aid of new equipment and able assislnnls, thr. girls had n lot of fun and rnjoycd the clean rivalry of compr.litiv<' games. Hindered somewhat by min nnd cold WC'ctlhrr, some of the games Imel lo he plny<'d this spring.

HOCKEY First Row, left to right-Miss Springer, C . Lutz, G. Black, M. Albers, M. Gallagher, P. Lambert, H. Stickler, P. Vinson, G. Miller.

Second Row-J. McDowell, F. Tietz, S. Patterson, M. Mr1lloy, N. Higgins, F. Alderfer, W. Stitzer, C. Lenschner, M. Swartz, M. Williams.

Third Row-E. Maynard, J. Reist, M. Lewis, J. Henninger, P. Jones, J. Hann, R. Ahi-amson, B. Denniston, B. Smith, E. Young, G. Anderson~ S . Cole.

Fourth Row-Beck, K. Keister.

BO\VLJNG

First Rol_V, left to right-M. Caveny, L. Richardson, C. Leuschner, M. Rimmey, H. Nenshanm, P. Doggett, V. Miller, J. Robison, M. Dec_ker, B. Hughes, A . Boyd, H. Rowhmd.

Second Row-H. Murphy, S. Haller, F. Alderfer, M. Gallagher.

Third Row-P. Austin, S. Higgins, J. McDowell, H. Stickler, J. Reist, J. Cloe.tingh, P. Robinson, B. Asendorf, A . Leisner, W. Stitzer, P, Boerlin, B. Loman.

Fourth Row-K. Harter, H. Houtz, J. Lee, P. Betts, L. Boeger, J. Bender, R. Dickson, E. Black, W. W illiam~, ]. Fromm, B. Smith, A . Barker.

Fifth Row-F. Tietz, N. Smith., K. Drake, J. Brown, M. Adams, P. Antes, M. Pielemeier, H. Haugh, P. Crouch, M. Swartz, M. Kiel_, E. Young, M. E. Moore, S. Cole.

Sixth Row-J. Rimmey, J, Hartman, L. Herman, B. Dennison, G. Anderson, P. Vinson, P. Lambert, A. Davis, M. E. Malloy, C. L11t::t., M. Guerrnnt.

Pag e Fifly-nin e

First Row, left to right-Mr. Weir, Mr. Bolton, R. Rodgers, T. Kemmerer, E. Keller, R. Bunnell, H. Shirk, W. Leonard, R. Henry, R. Pearce, J. Hartman, M. Lightttcr, D. Margolf, R. Young, F. . Rohrbeck, A. Peters, J. Edwards. R. Dahle, D. Miller, D. Katz.

Second Row-Mr. Hanna, D. Reish, mgr., Mr. Jamison, A. Larson, "·mgf., ·R. Henninger, E. Pearce, P, Weaver, E. Cole1J1an, J. Donahoe, M; .Wyitncf;· ·w.

Harris, J. Stevens, J. Leitzinger, W. Se"ckinger, R. Ellenberger, ~M. Neidigh, J. Reese, B. Johnson, L. Illingworth, A. Lentvorsky, J. Niemeyer, L. Dunkel, J. Rider, I. Griggs.

Third Row-J. Krumrine, C. ]. Johnson, J. Beerman, Johnson, T. Smith, W. Hartman, K. Rockey, A .

Keister, mgr., H. Rcrss, mgr., P. Reist, F. Spannuth, R. Fogg, \'V. Shawle.Y, W. Shomberg, L. Shawley, R. McCl~Jlan, A. Zerban, J. Owens , E. Whitehouse, J. Rose, D. Bauchspies; F. Bainer, J. Guerrant.

BRINGING HOME THE BACON S1r11r. High' s roo thnll

IC'illll

complctf'<I n s ucccss hil scnson , winning rour [l lld losing lour. with n new

conch. l'vlr. \V. R. Bolton, nl Ili c hdm. l'vlr. Bolton wns nssislcd

hy

m10lhcr n~wcomcr lo lhe fn cully, i\•lr .

.John E. J-lnnnn. The d inrnx of Ili c sPnson wns Ilic nnnunl Iron Kellie Gnrnc wlwn Ilic fnvorc,l Rr.,l Rniclcrs from Bcllr.fonlc hil Ilic "el11S1" in Ilic 11n1<lclicsl gn111c sPcn in 11,is rlislricl for some lim e. Up lo lhis gmnc, Ilic Lillie I .ions Imel been vicloriou s in 1he BiglN, Hollidnyshurg, nml \,\/illinn,slmrg frily s. Intl lrn,1 losl lo C'IPnrfiPl,I. Lcwislnwn , Pl,ilipslmrg, nn,I T)•rone.

r\i~ L.~,,rn Jllingwortli <'n sily wr1 s Ilic onlslnnrlin~ plnyr:r for th~ Lions !Iii~ ~,,~n r, ,111cl for l1is c•fforl s, wns nnmecl lo 11, c Cenlrnl C:ounlics ConfcrPnce SN·o ncl TPn111 AII-Slnrs. "ICKY," a SPnior, plnyNI lnckle. and

1,;

wn s 11s1mlly lhe hcsl ,l,·fensivc pbyrr on lh<' fi Plrl. " Duk,," SP,lingf'r an,I MPI f .ighlncr. also

srniors. were IPnding pcrfornwrs in 11, c Lillie Lion hac kfid,I. The· .I. V. foolhnll learn, undN Ilic dircclion of Mr. Roy S. Jnmison nnrl Mr. Robcrl B. \:Vcir, nls,> finisl,cel 11,c season wilh a .500 nvPrng<' , winnin!( over F\cllcfonlP nn,I Ph ilipsburg while dropping llu, CIPnrficlel nnel LPwislown conlr.sls .

LetlPrs were awnrclNl lo Bill Norris. Dick RogNs, Bill J-lnrri s. Boh Dnhl,,, Ronald J-IPnry, Onvc i\lnrgoll'. i\ J,.J J .ighlncr, 1-lnherl Shirk. Bill J-lnll. ,Inc I .cilzingcr. E el Rolirlwck. Buel ColP111an. Lynn lllingworll1. Ivan Griggs, !fol, Lnwl11Pr, Roh .Tol,n son, Bill J..ponnrcl. TNI KP1111t1Prcr. Dnkc Seckinger, .Tack F.,lwnrcls, Roy F.llcnhergN, .loP J-lnrlmnn, Lee DnnkPI. Pm,I vV<'nver. Ray .Johnson, nn,I .lnhn Ri,l,·r.

Png e Sixty

.,._.;,,

.; ...

~

.

SOCCER First Row, left to right-D. Bocrlin, D . Zo11g, B. Mulbergcr, C. Schilling, G. Crummey, D. Bischoff, P. Friese, A . Bascope, D. Fishburn, B. Nicholas.

Second Row-Mr. Serif, L. Rishel, D. Lewis, D. Flebotte, G. Rishel,

J. Kline, A. Mastalski, G. Seward, C. Rohrbeck.

Third Row-W . Wilkins . Manager; C. He:ss, P. Stover, D. Smith, S. Krug,

J. Moyer.

Abcscnt-C. Jordon, G. Hartman.

THEY GET A KICK OUT OF THE GAME The uld suying: "Expcricm.: c is tli c bes t tcad1cr, " unt:c uguin proved tu be tl1 c deciding fac.:tur in llu 路

uutcu111e uf the Little Lions 19,17 soccer learn. Although hampered by n "'green tcmn ," th e Lion hooters played tl, e sea son with fi ne spirit. Tl, e Serff111e11 ol'tcn outplayed th eir opponents on all counts, but the score. Tl, ey los t some ol' their gam es in th e las t

l'cw

minutes of piny.

Perhaps the best ga111e the Little Lions played was with Millhei111. Th e ga111e ended in a ti c, but tl, c ever trying Lions won a moral victory over the boys from "Ea st P enn ." After that ga111e, it .looked as i[ tl, e booters might sta rt a winning streak. This happy fore thought w as sha ttered the next w eek-end by a stron g Center Hall eleven which edged out the Serffmcn, 3- 1. The season we nt on in much th e same fa shion; the Lions improved from w eek lo week. always losing heart break~rs.

Thirty boys answered Coach Serff's call in early August, of which sixteen of them were sen iors. E leven seniors won their letters : Dave Bischoff. Gordon Seward, Dick Fl ebotte, Dick Boeri in, Paul Friese. Charles .Jordan, Chuck 路 Scl1illing, Bill i\'lulberger, Al Bascope, Don Zang and \,\/a lter \,\Iii kins. Manager, Bruce Nicholas, sophomore was chosen by the League Coaches as tl, eir second string choice for outside right l'orward, also won hi s letter. Bruce, a long with Chuck Rolirbcck, Dave Fis l.lmrn, Gene Crurnrncy, and Don L ewis will bolster prospects for tl, e 1948 soccer team .

"ft

co 111 cs <1s a blessing c111d H buu11 lo IIH'll A pass, a kick u11d a goal now <111<l tli cn."

To you, fVJr. SerIT. and nex t years lcmn , Ili c dass ol' I 948 wisl1cs

H

good

scasu11 .

Page Sixty- o ne

\/ ARSlTY BASKETBALL First Row, left to right-E. Rohrbcck, _T. Lcitzinget·, R. Lawther, R. Pc,m.:e, l'. Farrell, R. Youug.

Second Row_:.Mr. Weir, R. Yeagc1·, \V/, Leon.ud, T. Kern:merer, D. Margel£,

J.

J.

Krnnuinc, R. Bmu~eH,

J. Hartnrnn, W. Scckit,°ger,

Stevens, Manager.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, left to right-Mr. Matil, Coach; R. Fogg, \V. McClellan,

J.

Hartman, C. Rohrbeck, B. Nicholas,

D. Fishburn.

Second Row-R. Henninger, A. Zerbfin,

Page Sixly-lwo

J.

Niemyer, P. Reist, G. Pcat·c.:c, D. Lewis, 1\1anagcr.

BASKETBALL

'J'l,e green clad Lillie Lion courl111rn

Imel a !'air season under tl,cir cuad,, Buh \Veit'. Tl,e \ •\lein11cn

won tl,eir first four conlesls before being lrnucked ulf l,y tl,e [Vlmoon and Sled ol' Lewistown.

Tl,e Stale High quinlclle Louk tl,ird place in tl,e Central State League . Although playing superb Lall n1osl ul' tl,e tin1c, the Vieir111e11 pruvecl not lo lmvc the first lialf punch in four of ti.cir league games. In the Central Stale League's l'inal ga111e, tl,e R ed Raiders ul' Ucll efonle lopped Stale High !'or the lirsl lime h1 tl1rcc ycurs.

\lctcnrn

Teddy

Kc111;11crcr

led

tf1c cuurls111cn in "tl1c scoring dcpnrl111c11l 215 points.

Ted

was

l'ullowcd

b)', l,is l'ronl court n1<tle, Uill Leonard. Tl,ird place went lo Bob Lawther, who was fulluwcd J,y Joe Leitzinger, Dave J'vlurgolL Duke Sed<i11ger, and Dick Pemcc.

0

Senio rs plnyi11g

011

tliis yct1r s squad were Bub Lawti1cr, Romdd Young, Pete

Funcll,

Oit:k Pcan.: c ,

Duke Seckinger, Jue Leitzinger, Jue Hmtinan, Ed. lfollfbeck, and Dave f\'iurgull'.

Three returning lettermen will aid State High's potential ~lwmpionship learn 11ext year.

In tl1c L. H . S. T. C. invitaliunul lournnn1c11t, tl1c cagers emerged clmrnpiuns uftcr c.lcl'caUng Lewistown

a11cl Pl,ilipsburg.

JUNlOR \! ARSlTY BASKETBALL 0

Tliis year l'uund Eddie Mallil, a spare ti111e official, al tl,e l,cln, of tl,c Junior Vmsily. Led by Sonny Pearce, Dick He1111i11gcr, and Chuck Rohrheck. tl,c JY 's li.,d

ll

very successful se«sun .

'rl1c season's rcsul ts:

SCI-IS

35

Bigler Twp.

SCI-IS

,18

.[Jhilipsl,urg

27

SCHS

33

Lcwisluw11

22

SCI-IS

37

JJl,ilipsburg

'.l8

SCHS

37

Lewistown

, 1,

SCHS

,13

Bclldontc

51

SC I-IS

4Ci

Luck l -fuven

'.;j

SCI-IS

35

Jersey S lwrc

Jt(

SCI-IS

., 9

l{cnova

:.!8

SCI-IS

33

Su. \Villia111 spurt

38

SCJ-IS

4,1

Je,sey ·Shore

48

SCI-IS

57

H:.:1wva

38

SCHS

25

Su. V\lillimnsport

46

SCHS

31

Luck Haven

18

SCI-IS

28

Bellefonte

47

8

Page Sixty--three

WRESTLING Fit路st Row, left to right-J. Oweus, S. Krug. H . Decker~ D. Dreibelbis~ G. Hartman, M. Light::cr: C. SchHliug, L. Shoemaker, J. Rider, _T. Straub: I. Illingworth: Mr. Yerc.

Second Row-P. Houser, J. Houser, H. Ross, D. Cook, G . Lockhart, T. Hartman, E. Warner.. D. Katz, B. Passmore, C. Nicholas, A. Gates, R. Ellenberger, P. Weaver, R. Johnson, P. Re:ist, W. Fry_. B. Lockhart, S. I\1cycr.'.l,

TRACK TEAM First Row-I. Illingworth, M. Rcckey, H . Triebold, R. Coleman, _T. Niemeyer, D . Rodgers, C. Bitner, R. Young.

J.

Reese,

Second Row-K. Showers, E. Noll, R. Ellc::bc::gcr.. D. Seckinger, A. Peters.- D. Sn~ith, A. Zc1路ban: Manager; J. Hartman, :['.\1anagcr; Coach Bolton. ,

MEN OF MUSCLE

or

State's grapplcrs. under the lutebge i.l llCW coach, lVlr. Lindley Yerg, WOii tliree and lost live in dual me et competition and captured a lie for fifth place in the district tournament. Tl1c Lions topped

Lewistown, Hollidaysburg, mid T yronc and lost to. Du Bois, Bell don le, Clcurficld, Philipsburg, and Lock Haven.

Page Sixty-four

State High cumc tl,rouglt tli c Jis lrid lorl 1pdiliu11 will,

l llW

d 1c1111pio11, cu1d one ru1111er-up anJ th e state

tournament with one d1ct111piu11 . Lynn Jllingwuril, \\011 Iii!:! fi,1,,I 111cdd1 lo IJt:cu111c dw111piu11 in tl1c 185 pound class, c111J Gurdon "Hutd1." f-hut1m.tn s urvivC'd c1ll tlw 111 i dl l1 t.'s u11lil lu; n .'c1d1cJ tl1 c final s in tl1c 1'27 ]Juu11J Jivisi.011 .

H

'"kky"

tl1cn wc11l on to cop tl1 c sin.le d 1c11 11piu 11 s l11p t11HI lo wi11 every med during th e season lur

pcrl'cct rec:ord; '"Butch" won six

during tl1e

dual

a11J

lost

rn1(·.

Cl1uck Scliilli11g mid l' l1a11 Nk·l1olas were also tlllddcaicd

Cl1m1 wo11 tl1rcc a11J ticJ one. illl' dis lrids. Huy "l\1pp/ ' E ll c11bcrgcr a11d

me e t scc1so11, C l1uck wi1111i11g six a11d lying 011t• wl ,il c

S d,illi11g a1td Nid10las botf, lost tf, cir prcli111i11on· 11,;tl.-lu·., i11

Jack Straub gave surprisi11g perl'omnt11Ct.'s i11 ll1e cli s lrid 11, ci r res pective weights.

1

0 11q1dilio11 w'l1Pn the~' Hllctincd tl,inl plu cc in

Tl,is year tl,c Lillie Lion ci11Jcr111c11 l,an· '" 1111:11 ,u,.cl , 11, c "'·II -liked ""d n11mhlc "Y i], " Boltu11.

'J'l, e "1948 squad is holslcrcd hy tl,c relufll ul luur le11,·fllll'II : Uuk,· Sccki11gcr, Rum.Id Yuu11g, Ruy Ellc11 h c rgcr, and Howard 'l'ricl,uld . 'f'l,c I 948 sd1cd11I,· i11d11,I.-, 11,rcc dw,I 111 <:ds, plus tl,c dislrids, a11d poss ibl y tl, c Pc11n Relays.

Last season under '"Pop" Tliiel, tl1 c tl,i11dads liud o \ l' I~ :--uucsslul scc1~u11, wi1111i11g lwu c.lual 111 cel;, and a tria11gula~ meet in as 111c1ny slnrts. L as t scasu11 ~c·cki11gl'r, Young, Elfc11bcrgcr, anJ Trichuld rcprcs ·

c11tc<l S1 .. tc Higl, al the Penn R e lays in Pbil«dclpl,i«, Ap,;I :15 ,u,d 26.

Tl,e 1947 Track T eam is grcaily i11deb1c,l lo l'u«cl , l'l,ick \\' c m cr ul lhc college for privileges cx lc11dcd lo tl,c team.

~Ir. Jol111 Ha111m, tf1c n ew bc1scball t.:oad1 tl11 ~ ~cilr, l1t1d t.'igl1 t lc tt cr111 c 11 rclur11i11g lru111 last year's d1a111pionsl1ip lcn111 of tl, c Central Stale Lcag11c. Tl, " lc l1N111 ,·11 wen· George Jeffries, ,vlcJ Lighl11cr, unJ Ed RoJ,rheck, all sen iors, a nd ju11iors Ted K c111111Nc r, Bill L culliird, H uy l{oss, Jack Krumri11 c, a11J Harr )' Gcarliart.

Tl1c Little Lion buschulfcrs in 194 7 \\ <:re UJH.l clcatcd i11 league Lo111pditiuu auJ lost only one game in 11on-lcaguc play. Otl,cr m ernbcrs ol tl,c league " e re Su uil, \ \ 'i lli,u11 sporl, Renovo, and Lock Haven.

13cllcfunlc was the learn that turned 11,c lri.-k 011 tl,c Lions.

To

Mr. H. B. Clmrn,bury, wl,u cond ,cd

ilw

lc,1111 in

19,1, . , l,ould go tl,c c, cdii for the lcnm' s success.

i'vf, . C lrnrmbury gave up his lime from dut ies c, l 11, c w ll cge lo l,clp o ul will, the l'irsl Stulc High bu scbu ll lcu m si1tce before th e war.

llASEHA I .1.

First Row, left to right-J. Hartman, T. Kenunerer, E. Rohrbeck, G. Jeffries, B. McClellan, R. Henry, J. Hamill, Mr. Hanna.

Second Row-G. Crummey,

J. Krumrine, E. Crossley, B. Leo nard , H. Gearhart, M . Lightner, H ; Ross.

Page Sixty-five

TEN N IS .Row,

first

left

to

righ-'1'.

R.

Kc111111crcr,

Coach; P. 1-rit::st::, ll . Lawrhc1·, P . h1rrcll , I).

Hunnell,

J.

Beerman. ·

B.

Sho111bcrg ,

F.

B.tllll.'I",

GOLF First Row, Jeh tu right-V. Miller, H. Glc1111, V. Peart:e, D . .Bisd10tt', L. Russ, V . H c11ry,

ll. Hall .

THE: THIN CLADS . J i1tc:c lc llc u11 c 1, 1cl u111 cJ lu tl 1c l c 1111i ~ l c<-1111 tl11 ~ )Cct r: Pelc i"aircll c1.11J Hoh L cl\vtl1c1', hutlt s c 11iu 1s , l1 1uJ Jctck B cc1111c1 11 , tt Ju11 iu1 . J..Jctc tc,uucJ \\ 1th G co1 g:c Lawtl,cr, who gra<luated last year, lo w in tin.: I'. l. _-\ _ _-\ . Joubl e, d ,,1111p111J1 , l11p i11 J()~~ iu tl;e play-oH"s l,eld at P enn Stale. Oave Shibli, wl,o wa s rµ111H:1- up iu tlu.: ~in glc.!:> d 1a111p)o11s l11p, -I,"::, 1•11 rullc c.l i11 pr e p sdwol, leaviug tl,c Humber one sp o l o n tf11.: ( Cct lll UlJl'l! .

·r.

>

/

L1HJer t11 e c:dJl e LUll Lliiu ~ u[ _) J, .

J{. Ke111111 c 1c l', ::,1c1tc l ligl1 is usua ll y 1i gl1t up ti,cre h1 tl1c ~lc1 u d 111 fi!o: ul: l1ig]L ~dwuf te n11 i~ lcc:.u11 s i11 P c 1111 syhc:111ia . ~ im:c tl, c rc arc 110 other school s of S tate lli gl1's si'l.e will, tc1111i s tea m s. 1l1c Littl e Liou ' l'c 1111is S tc,h,arb lli:tn_ · to gu out ol' tlicir class lor m ee ts and Jaq.! tea111 s like

\ •V illimuspurl. Ho\\ever, our bu) S 1,,,yea ' t larcd ba dly in th e p ast, a nd they " ·ill prolJa bl y contion1P- to clr, all rigl,t i11 tl,e future.

( .i ulr s lc11b ,,11i1 tlu c.:c 1e lw 11rng ·· ~ " 111c.:u tl1b ~c.:dl'. liccH.l111g tl1c h st ure sc11iurs Dick Peau;c, Bill l:-lall , a nJ ju11101 L m y Russ. ln111 Griggs, Herb Glenn a nd Dave Bisd10H" "ill also he 011 l1<111d ,d ,ca tl, c serlso11 begins. Tl,e p rospcd s for tf1 c 1948 g ull' le c1111 appec1r pro11ds i11 g ,, ill, tl1 e tcw11 pwlnthly t:a rdiug lrum !'our to si.x ma td1 cs. a uJ tl1 c distnd ~.

I

L l1:, l M..:c:1:::.u11,

tlu.: :'.':,ta lc J ligli. L 111k:: . 11H ·11 , u11tle1 L uc:1d1 Pl1il .A.1111 .: :. l1U11g \\·UH Lolh

ul tl, cir .. du.,I 111ccls \\·itl, \ \ "illi,u11 , putl. 111 tl, c di , lncb, D ick Pcdl"ce ,llld IJill Hall \\ ere JJca lc n u11ly b~ the cl.1w 11 i·, ' c.t nd 1w111c1.: :. -up.

FIGHT -

LIONS -

Tiu.! cl1ccrlcllJc1s , u11Jcr 1111.; J-h11pslcr, uic prcsc11t a l

all

FIGHT

:,pu11~uu;Jiip

~pulls cvcnl s

spcdalurs in d1ccr111g 11,c lcwu

011,

1.wd

songs. Tl1c cigl,t girl s .,~ l;su :-;,. puusur

uf iVhss

lcnJmg tl,e

lc1.1Ji11g

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M..:i1uul 111ixcr.

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Try-uu ls l ur du:crlcuJu1g hike phtlT i11 11111111 grnJe .

Alier c.,lc11s 1vc pnidicc c ,gl,L g irl s uul ul Ll,c gw<lc

urc sclcdcd Ju t' lw tlu.:r

l1c:11111ug

b) tl, c d,ccrlcc1Jcu,.

Tl,csc girls Ll1c11 lah<0 1,1111, d,een11g with ll,c 1cgulur d,ccrlcu<lcrs du1111g Ll, c buskctlJull se<1s u11. Fiuu, group lwu ur tf11<0c 芦re li,wll y s<0kdcd

higlt l10111 cruum

rcprcsc11li.llt vcs

cwJ

by

l-illcc11 sc11,ur

tl1c c igl1t d1ccr-

lcu,lcrs. 'l'l,c quulit,cs tl1<1l u gir l s h ould possess 11wkc

ii

du,

Lu

gout! d,ccrlcildcr ,11 c : ( l) Ability lu lllilkc Lf,c

c ruwJ Willll lu yell l ur l,cr, ('..!) pep, (5) pc1 sum,lily,

(路1)

ubi lil y lu pcrlu,111 d,ccrs,

voice,

(u)

(5)

ii

guud cilrryi11iJ

liigh jump,_ (7) cuupcru lrn11 with tl,c cl,ccr-

lcadi11g group, uutl (b) appc<1wuc..: c. Tl1 c diuscn g:irfs

tl1cu JJccumc p ~rm ancu l 111 c111bcrs tluuuglwul tl1cir tln ce

years in scuiut'

l1igli.

RELIGlo'US EDUCATION TEACHERS _

First Row, Jt:ft to right-Mrs. Champlin, Mrs. Crydd', Mrs. Harkins, Mrs. Montgomery, Ivlrs. Wauon.

St:cond Row-Rev. AsendorC Rev. Korte.. Rev. Gideon, \

father Gallagher, Rev. Peabody, Rev. Buck.

Thi ~. our sixth year uf rcligwus c Juutliuu lli:ld

cl

1ct.urd-brcc.1 ki11g curollmcnL uf "-100 willt mo1c du!)::ic~

tl 1u 11 ever helorc: . Thcst..: classes 111 c l lor sixteen weeks folfuwiug an assembly in whic.:h th ct:ourscs of study were briefly pr<'se11tcd to tl, e stude11ts, ,rnd tl,e t<'adicrs \\Cre introduced by Re,·. All,crt S . Ascndorf of tf, c Faith R~lomu'd C f,un-1, . l), ..,n ol tl, c Sdiool o[ Religious Edurntion.

~\t tl1t· <011dus1011 ol tl1 c st·ri c!) tl1 c .'.\ li11iste rJu111 s ponsors

a.

brcuklasl for all Religions Edm.: atiuu m c111bcrs.

Tlw l~c:li~ious Fduc;,t1on d,.,scs l,an.: co111pleted six successful yea rs of cujuymcut and valuable s tudy of religion rtn(l 1•lum f1 l1i:-lni y.

l<.0().\ I '2 llJ Rl.=:I J(~IULS f-,~D L.:CATIOS First I. D. ].

Row, left to right-Mrs. Crydl'r, Dearmit, G. Jones, L. Johnson, Crossley, S. Babcock, T. Smith, Rishel, D. Lewis, R. Johnson.

Second Row-R. Engel, S. Butler, I:..

Hammond, M. A . Honess, J. Higbee, D. M. Kline, M. Jackson, S. Benson, A. Neff, B. Boyer, N. Doerner, P .

Stevens, C. Rohrbeck.

Third Row-P. Antes, J. Brown, L. Herman, J. Rimmey, J. Hartman, D. Confer, A. Green, M. Houtz, D. Barto, L. Sigel, _I. Mitchell.

Fourth Row-N. Sm,ith, M. Adams . K. Drake, J. Weaver, S. Patterson; M. A. Hutchison, M . Albers, E. Row· land, G. H. Jeffries.

HOU.\ I 2 W

First Row, left to right-E. Crossley, T . Zong, K. Rishel, A. Homan, Mrs. Harkins, M. E. Horner, P. Ishler, M. Houts, P . McCallister.

Set.:ond Row-L. Andt!rson, D. Het.:k, M. Blackburn, D . Houts, L. Sweeney, F. Burus, J. Trostle, L. Bohn, P. Douglas, C. Johnson, J. Mont· gomery.

Third Row-C. Keister, A. Se,usol!, E. Briggs, C. Foster, R. Cole. G. Hess, E. Schilling, R. Ellenberger, P. Gearhart, L. Ripka, M . Jackson, R. Hartman, R . Rudy.

SENIOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Rr.Ji~ious Erluc:nlion " ·ns firs t inlrorlurcrl in thr. Slilfr. ColfP,l!r. sr:hool, in 19 -12. lt wn s <'nrournq:<'d Jn· thr. rntli~1sir1slir. voluntarv nltendanr:r. nt the: hi~h school J .<~nl~n S Pr\°ir:<' ~. S inn~ it s h,\i::innin~. ~J11rl<'1~I intc-rf'sf hc1s grown sf<'nrlih· until nnw thr totnl r~1rol1111f'nl has hrrn q1t<1clr11f)lNl. .

jr,....:·

rfhe sr.nioi: tlu"mr.; "Tl1e Christian \ \\1y of J wa s .~ in' n in 1hrec ~rmqH unrl<'r Jiu, l<'nrlf'rship of '-lrs. Jane :\fontgonwry. '-•!rs. Cmrnll D. Champlin , and Re,·. FdwNtf, E. Korte . <t"'lenl pastor o[ thr / .11tlwrnn Cl11rrcl1.

FnthN Owen M . Gallagher of Our l..a,h- o[ \ ' i, ton· th11ffh met with nil of thr Catholic , tll(lrnt <.

Their them e was "The Lifr of .lr<m ...

CATHOLIC GROUP Fir.,;t Row, left to right-H. Simco, E. Jordan, A. Smith, A. Sheel)e, M. Malloy, M .

Farren, W. Smith, S . Cole, M. Erb. SPcond Row-M. Kiel, M. Riley, M. O'Hara, S. Powers, F. O'Connell, P. Nageotte, J. Gentzel.

Third Row-A. Bascope, B. Gray, C. Jordan, A. Smith, D. Flebotte, J. LPitzinger, J. Donahoe, B. Hyslop.

· MRS. MO~TCO.'.vJERY-5 CL ..-\S5 First Row, left to right-R. Wilde, W. Stitzer, G. Miller, E. Henrv, P. Gummo, F. Waring. H . Ralston, Mrs. Montgomery.

Second Row-M. Williams, M. Swartz .. M. Albers, M. Pielemeier, B. Knt>rr, P. Shawley, V. Boal, K. Harter, M. Decker.

Third Row-G. Patton, P. Friese, W. Jackson,

J.

J.

Krebs,

J.

Rishel,

Corl, C. Schillii1g, J\,J. Rockey, D. Boerlin, R . Ellenberger.

Fourth Row-J. Artz, D. Zong, K. Houtz, W . Corl, H. Clouser, G. Hutchinson, B. Mnlberger, D. Margo!£.

J.

Riley, A . Gates,

?a9e Sixty-r.i r e

MRS. (;l-T.1\YTPT J\TN"S

er ,ASS

First Row, left to right-P. Crouch, G. Black, A. Dippery, P. Boe,.Jin, R. Ellenberger, A. H:1rpster, N. MetzJ,!er, Mu. Champlain.

J.

Alh,.i,.iht,

SPcond Row-D. J.ewis, P. Smeltzer, 8. Lom,rn.

J.

Corman, V . Confer, D . Houser, F. Spicer, C. UJerkk, D. Ruhle, R. SnycfPr,

Third Row-L. Callahan, D. Knepp, V, Hummel.

J.

Sunday,

Fourth Row-G. Seward, H. Decker,

.J,

BathJ?;ate, S. Corf, R . Quick, E. Ro.h rbeck, D. I.shier.

J.

Robison, D. Free,

J. BPnder, A. Boyd, H. H,m~h, A. Williams,

REVERE"'.\J[) KORTE'S CLASS f-ir1H Row, left to right-Rev. Korte, S. Hopkin.,;,

G. Kocher, M. Merteu."1 1 P. Dale.

.J.

Gordon., C. I.P11.c.rlmer, P. Rohin~on,

J.

Fromm, M. KPIIPr,

Second Row-J. Corman, G. J.unes, P . Kribs, M. Corl, V. Burney, B. Beam, D. Bordner, R. Strouse. R. Poust, P. Ga,hrick.

Thir<l Row-P. RPPd, L. Dnnkl"~

WI. Wilkin., .

Pa g e Seventy

J.

Hnrtn1:111,

n.

PParn~, R. Livingston. R.

Norri.~, S. Wasi;on, D. Young,

UPPERCLASSMEN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Tiu, J11niors : harl thr;r. Religious Erlur.fltion dasses in \\·hicl, tlwv stnrliP<l: " Tl,r. B;hfr.

i, ]ivin~

Litern.lure .' ' :Th·~·;;:-· inslrndors \\·P.Ie Rev. John Peahorly, Rector of :c:;1, Anrlce.w 's Episcopal Ch11rrh. Re.,·.

H. Earl, o[ the Baptist (:flllrrh. anrl _Rev: Rmrr. E . (iirleon. stmlent pastor of :c:;1. Paul's C\·Jethorlisl: Cflllrrh. lJnrlN .Re,·. Harri· ~ -

B;,;k of

St. John ' , F:vani;!dirnl C'llllrrh. one :C::opohomore group stnrlierl "The

Sprf';ul of rhristi,rnity.' ' ·~Disr.nvP.rin~ ,lP.sw:.''

Harkins anrl :\1r.,. Cryrler. . .

ROO:VT

122

First Row, left to right-R. Benton, S. Frear, J. Beerman, Rev, Peabody, F., Keller, A. Cooper, ' T. Horner.

Second Row-J. 6arJ:,er, E. Col~man, D. Miller, H. Shjl'k, W. Harris, K. Rockey, D. Tressler;.,C. · Hess, L . . Neff. ~1: ·,

.

Third Row: G. AndersOn, M. Williams,

J. Lee Watson, L. Richardson , M. · Lewis, B. Smith, G. Myers, B . . Rider, G. Hamilton.

Fourth Row: P. Harper, D. Burwell, P. KimnlPl, t .J. Rnhh, S. Kuhn.

ROO,VJ

12i

First Row, left , to right....,....T. Kemmerer, White, N. Dal,e A. Sauers.

J. Stevens, B.~ Leonard; 1- M. Wyand; B. Shomherg, , .A. Higb'ee, J. Hay, C ..; Johnson.

Second Row-H. Ross, J. Liester, H. Triebold, J. Harpster, J. Henninger, M . Cavey, L. Hammond, S. Colpetzer, S. Gant, E . Fohringer, L. Corf, A. J.11tz .

Third Row-J. Cloetingh, P. Lamberf, H. Stickler, J. McDoweH, A. Davis, J. Reist, L. Waite, H. Bohn, C. ·owens; F. Tiptz, R. Knepp, M. Wilson.

Fourth Row-P. ,W hite, B. Smith, E. Young, H. Houtz, M. Moore, P. Austin, G. Myers, A. Schuyler, J. 8111111, R. W"hh.

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120

First Row, left to right-N. Higgins, S. Haller, H. Murphy, Rev. Giedon, H. Kerstetter, Ci. C.rmnmey, B. Yeager; 0 . R111111P.II .

Second ROlv-C. Lutz, P. Hahn, P. Quick, M. Guerrant; B. Denniston, N. Confer, L. Ripka, J. Tomco, G. Jackson , S. Jonstonbangh.

Third Row-F. Houtz, J. Neff, J; Reese, S. Gilliland, J. Myer.,;, L. Waltz, R. Shirk, C . Strickler.

Fourth Row-H. Rudy, B. Harris, E. Stephens, D. Trostle, P. Lauck, J. · K r11mri11 e., E. Whitehouse, J, Rreon •.

\\'<IS

thP. s11hjN:t for thr othf'r lwo rl;isc:cc: tmutht

hv

;\1rs.

Pa ge Sevcnly-lwo

PINT-SIZED STATESMAN As freshmen, the class of ':, I l1ns lr~J~P.n sports Fis its r.hir.f inkresf-. Ten hovs rcr.rivf'rl tll.f•ir nnrncrnfs in football, while Jack Kline, Yott Kmg, Jim /VJ over, Lewis Rishd. anrl 11011 . Smit I, wrrc 0111 for sorcrr Those who made the Jmsketball team wrre \\l ill,ml Campbell, Rob Fogg, Dirk Henningrr, Sonny Pearce, Pete RCist, and Andy Zerban. JV Jnny hoys rcprr.srnh:-rl our cf."lss on the wrc·stling lrrnn. TliP.sr. hoys nil exhibited fine sportsmanship.

TllP. girls also lrnvr. hP.ci1 inlPrcslrrl in sports. Tlwy p iny lrnr.kr.y anrl hnskrthaH and tHr. hrcoming skilled in these sports.

Pat Gilbert and Bev Perez were elccterl In ser\'c on the G. A. C. Rnarcl. while sonw of the gir ls ulso tried d,ccrlcading.

Seventy-two of our class ,ire in Junior A C:appella. They sing al the A l.apr,ella conrrrts anrl arc lcnrning much undrr the direction .>1fi~s Anrlr<'W"i.

or

JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, left to right-Miss McVic, ker, M. J. Patton, M. E. Anderson, N. Swisshelm, N. V;111 Tries, V. L. Breneman.

Second Row-D. Lee, T. Sprague, S. Krug, •W , Pyle, B. Tucker, S. OcfJand, J. Kennedy, G. Smith.

(v,.:

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"'< v;- ' ·.l\ ; . ~ ·.:.. :~S--;

. NINTH GRADE

First Row, left to right-W. Pyle, B. Boal, E. Corman, J. Guerrant, C. McGrev.. , N. Chanonnet~ A. Lentvorsky, :lssCB°.:f.J';)~. E. Gideon, P. L. Powell, P. Gilbert, A. Gjesdahl, D. Spotts, C. Tressler, J. Burnell, ll. Wink, Second Row-S. Segner, L. Rishel, J. Kline, C. Gray, B. Fogg, A. Zerban, D. Henninger, P. Reist, E . Peare<>, E. Witmer, S. Callahan, S. Ralston, C. Sharer, E. Ludengton, E. McGhee, Miss Ley, Mr. Dietz.

Third Row-R. Dillon, C. Weaver, S. Krug, 1W. Markle, H. Horner, M. A. Wasson, G. Neff, P. Moore: J. DeVinney, J. Seckinger, B. Houtz, S. Houser, W. Thomas, N. Swisshelm, N. Watts, M. Laird, B. Weaver, B. King, S. Ripka, C. Johnston, Mr. Jamison, Mr. Lenhart.

Fourth Row-B. Shawley, R. M. James, M. Ambrosius, D. Cook, C. Young, N. Wild, M. Lewis, L. Davis, R. Fromm, M. Fisher, P. Smith, N. Bailey, J. Beeghley, V. Breneman, T. Hoover, G. Jurey, L. Smeltzer, A. Simco, P. Osman.

Fifth Row-N. Baldwin, B. Passmore, B. Sinclair, J. Farrell, P. Fleming, J. Kemmerer, M. Loman, B. Perez, M. Seward, B. Rice, N. Van Tries, K. Sullivan, L. Valmont, J. Else, E. Rose. J. McKinley, N. Rhodes, A. Williams, M. •W ilson, P. Walker.

Sixth Row-R. Bayletts, L. Turner, F. Spannuth, J. Moyer, K. Stern, C. Warner, D. Garhrick, P. Smith, A. \Vierman, S. Wright, D. Van Ormer, H. Drew, A. Anderson, N. Mar.o,hall, P. Kr"hs, C. Smith, M. Kuhn, P. Little J. McClellan.

Page Sevenly-rT,ree

STEP ABOVE A SNEEZE \\'hr:n

wP.

wf'r<' fir!-~

i11lrnrl11rNl lo

tf1f' wicf<· anrl

hPnutifuJ

llilll-; of Stnl<' Hi!:!h. wr:

l><·wilrlrrrd .~roup of srv<'ntl1 grnrlrrs. \ \'f' :-non .l!n} :-trnigliicn<'cl out, . Plrctcd offirrrS:.

Our Sturlcnl Cmmc:il rr.pr<'s<'nlnlivf',;:_ Wf'rf'.

TJ1is yrnr

whf'n

wr: r;imr.

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joinf'd rl11h.: .

follows: \ 1Jikc Roscbrrrv. Gr.rtr11dr. \ ·Jol1nk<'rn. Annr. 0,lf'r-

wr .w"r" lwllcr acqrniinl<'d

with

tliin~s r1nrl got off lo n flvin~

.; lnrl. ~omr. of us lrnv<1:. join<'cl onr: of d1r. :wo rl11hs tlrnt nre cxclus jvr~ly for <'igh1J1 grnrJ,..r,: Thr. ~11llv \Jo!f', . .i

girls' dwrnl ,E!rn;1p rlirrr!NI hv -~Vlrs .

Rilhwr. r111rl

llu~ Hhytl1rn }3-amhlr:rs. tlw lmvs' 1m1sin1f

1111rlrr tl,r. rlirrr.lion of ·:ivJi';s .A.nrlrrws. F.'Xp .... ri<'nr·f' gai rwrl in tl1cs<' cl11hs will ~<'I

,111rl

Sf>nior A

rnpprlln. This Vf'nr\ ~lnrlf'nl ('nuncil

11s

wnrnwrl

orgnniznlion.

11p

for l11nior

r{cpresf'nl:ilivf's arc ,J11l1n Krmwrlv. \ ·fnril1n .f:1111'

l'allnn. ~;II Twf,N. nnrl <:;flf•frfnn O,fhrnf .

EIGHTH CRADE f.irr,t Row, left to right-T. Armstrong, M. J. Patton, M. Bickle. B. Adamitz, J. Flehotte, J. Hoffman , F. Spannuth, L. Babio11e, C. Kaufman, P. Mortis, L. fi<'ck, S. Shaffer, H . .Jackson, S .. Rudy, H. Laird, E. Garhrick, Miss McVicker, Miss Smith.

Second Rm'/-J. Miller, A. Larson, K. Wright, J. Alston, E. Lloyd, M. L. Rank, P. Farrell, B. Else. J. Meyers, S. Zeigler, P. Carson, B. Bloom, T. Harshberger, G. Tressler, I. Tomco, S., Hoenstine, E. McC11llock, F. L.1ird.

Third Row-R. Straub, J. Rowland, J. Kennedy, N. Whitehouse, D. Bottorf, M. Roseberry, J. Hamill, B. Else, N. Bunnell, R. Myers, R. M. Mazza, J. Land, B. Leetch, D. Laird, G. Rudy, M. Re,1rick 1 R. M. WhitP. Fourth Row-J. Donahey, B. Curry, D. Reish, B. Carruthers, E. Miller, J. Smith, L. !shier, K. Hoy, T. Campbell, A . Wyand, B. Rohison, J. Serif, W. Kerstetter, G. Mohnker11, M. A. Edwc1tds, J. Montgomery, G. , KlinPfPltPr, Mr. Yerg, Fifth Row-N DPCamp, D. Knipe, B. Robinson, B. Tucker, C. Wands, C. Jackso11, C. KPistPr., D . RPE'd, P. WP:wer.

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SPrond Row-L. Teaman, D. Sprague, J. Rohinson, M. Pape, P . R~nnsey,

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