Johnstown, PA Greater Johnstown High School Alumni Notes 1900-1914

Alumni Notes (and what the former students were doing in 1915)

Almost as soon as we have graduated from the high school some of us go into the activities of the busy world, and others go to higher institutions of learning. Thus we are scattered, and lost to each other's sight. It often hap­pens that we never hear of each other again unless through the business world or in the columns of our alumni papers. For this reason, the Alumni Columns of this number of "The Spectator" are devoted for the most part to the Class of 1914, the members of which may be already out of touch with each other.

Class of 1914
This class is, indeed, well represented at our colleges and universities.
Cornell—Morris Reynolds, Matthew Marcus. Pittsburg—Leland Walker, Oscar Kaminsky, James Ly­nam.
Lehigh—Edgar Wait.
Pennsylvania State—Harry Stetler, Paul Welsh, Charles Speck.
Haverford—Ralph Porch, Robert Greer. Princeton—Stephens Mayer.
Pennsylvania—Herbert Silverstone, Herbert Davies. University of Nebarska—Griffith Owen.
Baltimore Dental—Edward Marchl.
Wells—Margaret Greer, Katherine Bryan. Wilson—Helen Trail, Mary Evans.
Maryland College—Margaret Smith, Ruth Matthews. Otterbein—Alice Ressler.
Merion—Agnes Cassidy.
Sweet Briar College—Ethel Tomb.
Dickinson College—Anna Gaydos.
Westchester Normal—Lulu Meyer, Jean Byroade, Eliza­beth Reese, Mary Davis, Theresa Flynn.
Indiana Normal—Katherine Reddinger, Pearl Young, Verda Blough, Clara Cousins, Ethel Grumbling, Marie Cul­liton, Marie Kress, Meta Lorentz.
Rhode Island Normal—Irma Gardner.

Charlotte Tross and Sarah Bossart are taking courses in domestic science, the former in Pittsburg and the latter in Washington.
Salome Cartwright, Clarice Grumbling, Louise Walters and Estelle Frick are teaching.
Alma Hughes and Laura Hurrel are teaching in the Com­mercial Department of the High School.
Walter Cramer is doing work with the Boys' Secretary at the Young Men's Christian Association.
Anna Broomberg is a stenographer at the National Radi­ator Works.
Florence Kuehne is a stenographer at the Kantner Whole­sale Produce House.
Lola Leitenberger is a stenographer with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.

Jennings Love is just recovering from very serious injuries received in a mine explosion during the past summer. He was doing work in the mine in preparation for his en­trance to Cornell, where he expected to study mining en­gineering.

The other members of the class are engaged in various kinds of work about the town, or are staying at home.

News From Other Classes

'00—Mrs. J. L. Replogle (Miss Blanche K. McMillan) has recently left Johnstown for Philadelphia, where Mr. Rep­logle, Vice-President and Sales Manager of the Cambria Steel Company, now has his offices. Mr. and Mrs. Replogle, with Mrs. McMillan, the former's mother, will live at the Bellevue-Stratford.
'02—Roy L. Lowman has resigned from the United States Navy, after twelve years of honorable service.
'05—Merle Horner was recently married to Miss Clara Gore of Moxham.
'07—Newton D. Swank is Pastor of the First English, Lutheran Church at Carnegie, Pennsylvania.
'08—The engagement of Miss Jessie Young to Mr. Gordon Balch Nevin has been announced.
'10—Miss Olive Mayer was married in October to Dr. R. M. Palmer of Johnstown.
'12—Frank Keller has a large poultry farm near Geistown.
'13—Fred Sharp entered Carnegie Technical School this fall.

Alumni Notes from the 1915 Spectator Yearbook of Greater Johnstown High School.