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

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will ill 'J ,.- xy Wi ? 0 rf l NJ llie Junior Class First How: Siiigrley, lie-tts, Rumi, Schmidt, llc-esxnan, Newlands, Bedelyun, Tate, Iililllfl Gzrllncci, Russler, ljargo, VW-rt, Baker, Bishop. Sr-concl Row: Jenkins, Huffnafflm-, Faux, Helder, Readdy, Walters, Kanour, O'Donnell llz1l'c'lm'u4lo, Roinigx, Kennedy, Reck, Miss hong. Tliirsl Huw: Sprig'g'le-, Kvvfn-1', B3UlYl,'l'8.Flll'l0I', lxlnln-o, Riglitvr, l isher, VVomlling', Mussel man, liicklizlri, Fowler, Bell. lf'ourtli Huw: Krups, Purcm-ll. Stuck, 'Ove-rliult, Dqrvis, McMahon, Gmllcvski, Wilson, Mr Du iilwrt. lfifth liww: l11u'Sl1lf:1i'::'v1'. Dfvllty. Vishu-. Gililr-rt, lwni-packi-1-, lxluln-4-, Iizrgw, lsakvr, liross lvr, lll1'l'Q'llSlPll, l'll'l'C'K', Hicliarcls, I uwlvi'. President -' Vice President -W Secretary A . . -- Rose Galucci -' Bruce Baker Thelma Keefer TYGHSUTSI' ' -'-- Janet Close Historian 1- - Betty Reeseman CLASS COLORS Maroon and Gray CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO Yellow Rose We stumble but Seldom fall 'Pwr-nty-two

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Class Gi 1948 gay 2': Q: W . fx. mf' First Row: Uolrb. Close, Sourheck, Romig, Fleming. Stuck, Bvrsiiigvr, Smith, Gunulermxin Smith, Ernest. Blair, Schmidt, Isrumhaulili- Second Row: Denling'vx', Richflrd, VVilson, Sezuw-r, XX':itso11. lluminel. Allen, Drass, Yettvl' Green, In-von, Yetter, Albright, Knepp, Mr. Wright- Third Row: AUl'Z'l.l'l4l,E1lSl'SS0l', Wilson, Baker, Liglitfoot, Leach, Afluins, Plank, Minnick Hockensniith, Searer, Dubendorf, Steve-r. l 0l1Y'fl1 HOW! HUDD- T105-Tiln, Bnhlm, KHPPP, Moore, VV:1g'n1-r, Kuhns, Minslu-r, Kmirr, llnrm-r Sinyzley. Senior Class History We, the class of '48 of Derry Township High School, have placed the last link in the chain of our school life. Graduation was a long awaited achievement which we have finally attained. With this honor bestowed upon us, we shall endeavor to do our duty as American citizens. Upon entering high school, we Were 88 in. number. Many of our class- mates have withdrawn from school to enter the Service or obtain employ- mentg thus our enrollment has decreased to 57. Dufilig' OUI' Y92-FS of Schooling, We have had many teachers. To all our teachers we say, Thank you for giving us something that cannot be taken away -- our education. We shall always remember Our activities as Freshmen and Sopho- mores. Class parties, picnics, dances, and football games -- all these are behind us but will never be forgotten. In. our Junior year we enjoyed p1leSGHfiH8' OUP first Cl3SS Play, Pig- tails. Our annual Junior Prom was held in the form of a Dinner' Dance at Green Gables. Besides this, our year consisted of picnics and parties. We ordered our class rings, and hats and pennants. As Juniors we always looked forward to our Senior year. On September 3 we obtained our wish and became Seniors with our hopes high for a happy year. This, our last year, has been busy but excit- ing -- presenting our class play, We Shook The Family Tree, going to all the games, attending school parties and dances. The highlight of this year is the trip for which we have worked so hard. With the passing of Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement, we shall say farewell to our lives as high school students and step out into the world as men and women. Wherever our new chain of events will start we shall be ready to place the links one bv one till our life is fulfil- led. So, with the placing of the last linkl in our life's. first chain, we say Farewell, Alma Mater - forever! Page Twenty one

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Junior Rigamarole NAME Bruce Baker Nora Baker Phyllis Bargo Gladys Baumgardner Isabelle Bedlyon William Bell Margaret Betts Lloyd Bickhart Gertrude Bishop Raymond Bressler Thomas Britt William Davis Frank Douty Shirley Faux William Ferguson Max Fisher Harry Fowler Raymond Fowler Rose Gallucci Gerald Gilbert Donald Godlevskl Barbara Harclerode Larry Harshbarger Barbara Helder Sara Jane Huftnagle Edith Jenkins Thelma Keefer Audrey Kennedy Carl Kreps Doris Lockhart Bernard McMahon Frank Mitchell Anna Miller Richard Moore Ronald Moore Jean Newlands Mary O'Donnell Paul O'Donnell Larry Overholt George Pearce Robert Penepaker Eugene Purcell Edward Rager Jacqueline Readdy Thomas Richard Thelma Reck Betty Reesman Charles Righter Dorothy Romlg Rosalie Rupp Doris Russler Dorothy Schmidt Betty Slngley Phyllis Sprlggle Elwood Stewart Kenneth Stuck Barbara Tate Gloria Walters Jean Wert Shirley Weston Sidney Wilson James Woodling NICKNAME Buck Nora Sneat Glady Issy Charlie Marg Bicky D0okic ..Ray,. Tom ..Bm.. Stude Pee Wee Nos Max Doc Dutch Gallucci UF-at.. Yehudi Bells Harsh Heider nsallyn Eadie Babe Porkey Carl ..D0ds,. Bernie Mitch Anna Dick Dutch Truesome Irish Mick Bun Hick Penny Purcell Eddie Jack Chick Thelma Betty Pete Dot Rose Dorle Dot Slngley Phyl Bottle Ollie Barb Glo Dee Weston Sid Tiny PRIDE AN' Sports Basketball games L. H. S. interest Roller skating Dick Movies JOY Looking out the window Roller skating and sports Driving the Chevy Movies Playing cards Girls Girls Peach Hunting Sleeping in classes Going with his girls Football Driving , Football and trying to br a hot temper Playing his violin Dick Sleeping Driving Playing the piano Ice skating Francis Mifflin Running around with girls Roller skating Going to Milroy Dorene Downing Dave Ice skating Football r Movies Harry Football Playing baseball Pat Strauser Playing baseball Trapping and hunting Football Loafing at the Hersh Flirting with the girls Al Jolson Basketball Loafing time away Philo Fisher Going to the Diana Lloyd Dick Charlie's Packard Going to Reedsvllle Flirting with his girls Eating Ice skating Bill Driving the Ford Baskteball Women Flying eak his Page Twenty three