Derry Township High School - L Histoire Yearbook (Yeagertown, PA)

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JUNIOR CLAS S First Row: Fisher, liingrle, Goshen, l'2ltl6l'S!Jll, Iirnnig, Bingzxmzxn, Nale, Henry, Davis, Hoopes Miller, Mc-4':u'tle. Second Row: Kearns, Kennedy, Baker, Fowler, lirnest, Szinliey, lleinard, Righter, Ucic, Krick Kuhns, Tztte, Hzlhlmerslmmx, xxv2lg'llk'l', Vollins, liunlile. 'Vhird llowt l'1'otze1', Minsker, Singley, Mitclwll, Bell, l'zu'tCl1ey, Shaffer, Bargo, McKnight Steffen, flUIlll65l'l1l2lIl, Kztliler, lillxcwts. lf'ou1'Lh llow: Knouso, Smrcio, Stztynor, lJ6+lIl2lVVA'2lYCl', VVezu', t':11'lsr1n, Swanger, Yeztricli, Dalby Bobh, Urziig, Peters, Close, Iiersinger, linger, Hursin, King, Stover, CLASS OFFICERS President ...... Frances Mitchell Vice-President.. .... Jack Barnes Secretary ..... . .Lucille Fowler Treasurer.. .... joy Minsker Historian. . . Leonard Carlson Class Flower: Class Colors: Rlill ROSE l3l.Uli AND XVlll'l'l' Motto : liNTlQlQ TO LICARN, CSO FORTH TO SllRV1if' L'HlSTOlRE l 1 l lui-llly-Six

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ll C ll! CMWWII mms' Qzsw .-Nic' 5 -G' 0143 1 Trng? .220- cniihgf mm'-ee ::::.f'D:' :Him -'Ewa OH Magi m ...sn ....Sci Es:-3' .. K45f7Q,h ,.,E-.P-1 sw-10 FD:-r-5 .T :- '-s5:r'n ..L m... ,-1 'inn .-Jan 'J. ','1L' E22 UZ 522. -52 :crq-' M P? 0f ,1T' :r' Rom sur QW 5.23 ELT? 2:- cr: I v-a. :gre Om gov :mes '1 age FD U-MQ Omoo .220 535 1-+'t4r+ The play was abundant in humor, as shown in the dog scene inside the shack when Mr. Crochet decided he was tired of his son's dogs sleeping only on his side of the bedf' or the scene where one of the girls moved all her worldly possessions on a mere tray out of the house into a little nearby wood shed because her parents read her love letters from a newspaper 'Lonely Heartsn column and prevented her working in NVoolworth's. The play was considered unusual not only for its study of life among the poor whites, but also for its vivid scenes of intense dramatic value. The following is the cast of characters: Evvie Crochet .... .......... B etty Bruce Topal Crochet .... . . .Almeda Amspacker Mrs. Crochet. . . Elna Crochet... Fleece Crochet .... Arthur Crochet .... Mr. Tobin ........ Commodore ..... Mrs. Dupre' ........ Tavo Delacroix .... Deivey Crochet. . . Mrs. Beaumont Crochet .... . . . Property Manager. . Stage Manager. . . Prompter ..... Director. . . -PPP L'HlSTOlRE ...Virginia Hess .Phyllis Criswell . .Kathryn Krick . . .Boyd Hunter . .Ralph Cupper . . . .Howard liurd ....Helen Peters Donald Swanger ... .Fred XYiker .Sue Schellenberg . . .Betty Kuppel ........Bob Palm .Audrey Havice Luella Nafzinger .If Page Twenty-five

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Emil ima C JUNIOR CLAS S HISTORY Vtfe entered as Freshmen in l94l with an enrollment of 133 students. Mr. Gerald VVOOHICI' and Miss l.uella Nafzinger were our homeroom teachers. Mr. Wfoomer joined the army at the end of the year and is serving overseas at present. There were feiv events and happenings the iirst year, though the loss of jay Smith hurt us deeply. Another year passed and we were Sophomores and our class had been reduced to 97 members. Miss Betty Stine and Miss Helen liurris were our Fine homeroom teachers. NVQ had tivo excellent social meetings that year, an ice cream party and a weiner roast. As time marched on we found ourselves Juniors, the enrollment having dropped to seventy-three. Our social event thus far this year has been a skating party but great plans are underway for the junior Prom. Among the boys representing the class of '45 are: jack Barnes, Earl Collins, C'oyd Spigel- myer, XVillis lireon, and Millard Stull, all members of the United States Navy. Bob Rutherford is serving in the U. S. Marine Corps. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY LI'1 i'Lic Miss FURTVNE A Realistic Comedy of Three Acts PRESENTED FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 24 Director ,...,...,..,,, ....,............ M r. Wagner Stage Managers , . . . . Dick Yearick and Otis Stever Special Music .....................,.,..... . Swingsters Frank Leinaweaver, Frances Mitchell, Aud ey Gunclerman, Anna Sankey, Don Bersinger, Donald Hager, Ruth llunkle, Thelma Singley, Russell Swanger, Betty Davis, and Betty Hoopes. L'HlSTOlRE Faire Twe nty-smer