Elizabethtown Area High School - Elizabethan Yearbook (Elizabethtown, PA)

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VERA VIRGINIA HERCKLEROTH Gin comes to us from Bainbridge. Snobbishness? No, it is not that-it's just diffidence. Once penetrate that and you will find a regular girl who can give and take. We predict for her a brilliant career, perchance that of a teacher. Good luck, Virginia. MARIAN G. HERR Marian is that pleasant little girl that comes to us from God's open country. Quiet and unassuming, she has, however, made a strong place for herself among us. Upon graduating, she will enter Elizabethtown College and pursue a secretarial course. May success always follow you, Marian. SARA I. HERTZLER ' Has anyone seen Kelly! Kelly is the girl bubbling over with pep, vim and vigor. And does she get the work done! On the basketball floor she can't be beat. Her aspirations are to become a nurse and can't you see her handling those patients! HARVEY S. HOFFMAN, IR. Harvey, one of the basketball stars, is the handsome young man of the Com- mercial Department who comes to us from Rheems. Naturally he is interested in tractors and threshing machines and no doubt will make things hum on that farm of his some day, ORPHA S. HOLLIN GER Here is one of the first honor students of the class-full of fun and ever ready to laugh at a good joke. In her school work, however, she has been most con- scientious. Upon graduation she intends to enter college, preparatory to teaching. There is no doubt but what she shall make an efficient teacher. HARRY KERMIT HORNING Harry played the role of the crisp lawyer in the Senior Play. Regardless of the fact that he appeared natural in that role, he intends to go into the field of chemical engineering. He is well qualified, being a first honor student in science and mathematics. Good luck to you, Harry. N. MARLIN HUMMER Hummer is the chap from beyond the borough limits. His wavy hair, fair complexion, and broad smile are only a few of his outstanding characteristics. He aims high, for he is considering aviation as a career. Tails up in everything you do, friend Hummer. MILTON M. HUNCHBERGER Wimpy is the husky lad from Ephrata, who joined our class in our freshman year. His skill in athletics has made him an outstanding member. His hobby is fishing, but his real line is Commercial work in which he has already distinguished himself. BETTIE KEENE Who does not know our '!Bettie ? She is that little girl of French extraction whose great love of fun has often bubbled over into mischief. Nevertheless her ability to sing and act, to say nothing of her skill in athletics, has placed her high in the estimation of her classmates. Bonne chance, toujours! Bettie. IOHN HOWARD KRAYBILL Rash, Crash! Boom, Bang!! No, it's not one of our new school yells-the brakes on Iohnnie's Model T merely slipped, Since Iohnnie's one ambition is to become an efficient mechanic, we hope he will make a special study of brakes. Lots of luck to you, Iohn. HELEN RUTH LARSON This is our Helen who greatly surprised us with her gale of song in the oper- etta, The Pirates of Penzance, Although Helen is particularly interested in the work of the commercial field, we are now wondering what it will be, grand opera or stenography. HAROLD R. LEHMAN In Harold we greet another capable student or should we say, The Major- General as we met him in the operetta? In either case the title but partly does him credit-debating and dramatics and tennis being among his other accom- plishments. At college, we are sure, Harold will continue his good work. CZ!! Seniors teen graduated the evening before? Had no

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Seniors MELVA M. LEHMAN Melva is the member of the class whom we shall always remember as rush- ing into the home room at the last minute and exclaiming, I just made it. This lass's ambition is to become an interpretative dancer and singer. We hope, Melva, that in this or any other undertaking, you may always be able to say, I have made it. BESSIE E. LICHTY Bessie is one of the few who started with the class in the first grade. Al- though never loud and talkative, she has proved a valuable asset to the class in serving on committees and in giving help where needed. Bessie will continue her work in the commercial field. HELEN LOUISE MCCLURG Quiet but dependable, not a stone left unturned, characterizes our Lou. Her charming disposition and pleasing smile won many friends for her in high school days. Helen is going to be a technician but not the kind that will get her test tubes mixed. RUTH M. MCCORKEL Ruth, the quietest girl in the Commercial Section, has proved her ability as a competent bookkeeping student. Her ambition is to pursue a business career. Her spirit of kindliness and her ladylike deportment are bound to launch her on the seas of success and happiness. PAULINE GERTRUDE MCMILLIAN Pauline is the quiet and studious young lady who comes to us from Bain- bridge. Although she has been with us but a year, her gracious manner has won for her many friends in Elizabethtown High. Upon graduating she will continue her preparations for life by taking a course in stenography. DORIS A. WISE MECKLEY Do is not always smiling-she also has her more serious side. At school she has distinguished herself by her musical talent, not only in playing a guitar but in singing prominent parts in chorus work. She plans, however, to go into the field of dental hygiene where, we are certain, success awaits her, MILDRED MAY MYERS Millie, another faithful member of the School Patrol, graduates from the Com- mercial Department. Her ambition is to further her training as a stenographer at Central Pennsylvania Business School. With her ready smile and pleasing manner, she is bound to make her mark in the business world. MILDRED E. PARRETT Mimi is the maid of the Commercial Department that has carried away quite a few honors through her acting and singing ability. Who of you will forget her impersonation of Aunt Allie in the class play? In the fall, Mildred plans to enter Elizabethtown College and qualify as a commercial teacher. DOROTHY MAE PHILLIPS Dot, another member of the Commercial Department, came to us from East Berlin, Pennsylvania, and since that time has proved herself a valuable asset to the class. Upon graduation, she plans to further her secretarial training at a business college. Good luck to you, Dorothy. ORLO E. PROCTOR, IR. Do you know the fellow who always lingered every evening after school at the locker of a certain Iunior lass? Well, that is Proc, our class president who distinguished himself during his school career by becoming a qualified Eagle Scout. Orlo believes in the slogan, Be Prepared. IOHN CLEMENT PUGH Iohn is the platinum blonde who came to us from the Masonic Homes. Through his fine bit of acting in the Iunior Class Play, he won his way into the hearts of all. His main interest, however, lies in the industrial field and upon graduation he will settle into a position at Pittsburgh. DANIEL REEM Daniel is the member of the class that has the appearance of a quiet fellow, but when you learn to know him, you will change your mind. With his strong sense of humor, he proves himself to be the life of the crowd. Daniel hails from Newville and in days to come, we hope will bring credit to that metropolis. C223 they gone forth with faces beaming joyously