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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

Past and Present '- ',.,aw',N,e:., I , ,V yfgwm. . U 23: sf V 41 Q fr-J THE SCHOOL p1ctured at the nght was bullt rn 1843 and us d untxl 1868 not only as a school for all grades, but also as a firehous Classes were held on the second floor and two teachers were em ployed The barn on the left occupled the slte where our present high school stands The fence between the two burldmgs would now cut across Pop lar Street whlch was not then ln exlstence Thus 1n th past our communlty provlded an education for lts young people just as the 49ers a century ago looked forward to lmprovement 1n the schools so the present 49ers are antlclpatlng great strldes m the system of E H S -f.,www Ti f'5Q aa -Q ,fA-'N- Wes. if i .vb -0 49 'Q' l W H.:- 3' T? 'l virgo 5 e IA!! .4 I . . S . y ' Q "env, .-T? e. ' lg . ,e, 5 - , 9 1 I - ' ' x ' . . ' - - - f f 1 gi ' 1 , L'l ' L I - -r-fr ' ' M.. - , 'gy zfxr "QA T ' H . ..i',+'.zm.4,J - ' -gg," . . . . . 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One of Mr Klauss many actxvmtnes As band dxrector he IS well liked desplte 15 gxvmg pnvate lessons seven th1rty band practice' Mr Klauss manages to find txme to compose musxc much of whlch has been publxshed r Klauss tunes a vxolm before Jumor Orchestra practxce He IS also conduc tor of the Semor Orchestra and Cnrls' Strmg Ensemble 6 A Mwh "' ,HI I VV so be l"' 5 22 ' ,..,, , v ' A O aa 2 V ' OW' R4 ,, f Q z if M. U . .n . Dedication TO MR NOAH M KLAUSS who IS the qulet and unassummg yet masterful dlrector of all the lnstrumental organlzatlons of the school capable teacher of mstrumental students and a loyal frlend of everyone we the Class of 1949 proudly dedlcate th1s Ellzabethan Mr Klauss has glven unreservedly and unselhshly h1s tlme and talent to our school and has worked pat1ently and many long hours to make our mstrumental organlzatlons the best thus brmgmg laurels to E H S all of whlch we are justly proud By thxs we wlsh to express to Mr Klauss our deep gratltude and appreclatlon for all that he has done for our school 7 . . , V - - 1 - , , . . ., . ADMINISTRATIUN ir..- F' ,av MII 'H aiixnmw ,fqr-'YN Q4 fseiwl' f Mqiifw, N, HF? lwl1"Lv r 'Yi V .Vg-VV . wif V Qs'-Sffff ' 1-171 " ,1 4,--fs.-. ,. -1.-,-fa-1-un.-yygfg.. , ,z ,wha ww: 15.-L wx X 51' .ffw"'4'-"2+':1'+1-P-s mn.-3,154 -V,,q9.Qqa-:pf Y' 'nw' qt x Wx M ,,. ,V- Qu-f'-I' PVP' "-ITWFF -" 1-,Jy..L,4"l 41:1 I ,MI If . 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" ' ' ' ' ' " ' V 8.7 4 , Bodrd of Educc1t1on 7 ft to Right Mr Paul M Grubb VxcePres1dent M1 Ralph Hem Treasurer Mr G R d Alexande Presxdent Mr Albert K Garm n S cretary Mr jay R1 ser THE MEN behlnd the men behlnd the sch 1 braln trust of E11zabethtown Hlgh School round table dlscusslons held every thlrd Thursday mght 1I'1t6I'Vl9W prospectlve teachers buy school supplles and athletlc equlpment responslble for the new home economlcs room' CIVIC m nded cltlzens IH crested n the welfare of the commumty s youth ll ngruv-Y To show thelr apprecxatlon for the new home economlcs room the F H A entertamed the School Board at dxnner 10 I ,r 1 , ff 2 -W ...2- : . . , - g '. , 5 . . ee r, 9 . . a, e 5 . s . ii ' ' 0077 SG ' ,, ' ., . . ..-Q .. .+ Q ' ' . . , . . . . Adm1n1strc1tors MR TILLMAN H EBERSOLE Capable supervxsmg prmcxpal lover of musxc d rects church cholr sxngs a hearty bass dlSl1keS msmcenty ln any form keeps n tr1m by huntmg fnsh ng and gardenmg The prmcxpal of the thmg MR RANDALLF CLEMENS Efhcxent prmcrpal mterested ln school athletics teaches bookkeepmg and general busmess to commercual students swmgs a mean golf club m hls spare time Fore' can be seen taking walks with Mr f the tory Grosh willing to hear your side o ther at their schedule Mr. Clemens and Mr. Ebersole work toge he classes for the coming year. board as they plan t ,,,,....,f ns, Mr. Kenneth Grosh Mr. Charles E. Goodhart Mlss May Dulebohn Guidance counselor . . . jolly, yet strict . . . Teaches shop, mechanical drawing, and blueprint Teacher of algebra, trigonometry, plane advises the struggling juniors . . , "Have enough reading . . . loves to wear out "Betsy" by using it on and solid geometry . . . keeps guard in credits?" . . . pride and joy is his family . . . students . . , hammers scenery into shape for class Homaroom 27 . . . "Look over but dont coaches Senior Play . . . big boss of the little plays . . , hates to correct tests . . . congenial smile overlook!" . . . enjoys reading in her spare homeroom . , . president of the Kiwanis Club . . always willing to lend a helping hand. time . . . an excellent mathematics teacher . . . received Master's degree at the University . . . well respected by all students. of Pennsylvania .-ww.. A "..' " vw ff ,-rj Vg -' .hii it ' .3a1fs,gf1wsf3v -. cj, Faculty Miss Annette M. McGrane Our new Junior High history teachpr . . . former resident of Wilkes-Barre . . . basketball and ice- skating enthusiast . . . just loves to dance . . . advises the Tri-Hi-Y girls . . . noisy Junior High study halls are her headache . . . keeps her Hock in Homer:-om 4, Miss Rosanna M. Brandt Lyrical choral conductor . . . always rushing from one rehearsal to another . . . specializes in killing time by working it to death . , . "Is that gum in your mouth?" . . . Adores??!! harmonious dis- cords of her tenors. 12 Mr. Melvin R. Warden A good sport . . . usually found ex- plaining math problems to bewildered students . . . commutes from Rheems . . . alert . . . promoter of girls' sports as well as boys' . . . takes a keen interest in each student . . . Homeroom 5. Mr. Willis E. Seiders Excellent English teacher . . . would like to substitute the pictures on his wall with those of his own choosing . . , visits places of literary and historical interest . . . injects humor into his classes . . . keeps guard over Homeroom 25 . . . likes orderly halls. -.. .f' Qi!" A' iff. . ' .r "-.. Flilffzf . 'Q ' - pi,-v" 5 l Mr. Wayne B. Blouch "The man with the briefcase" . . . serves world history and problems of democracy . . . also teaches psychology and commercial law . . . Master-at-arms of Junior Hi-Y . . . guardian angel of Homeroom B. Mr. Alton H. Eppler Miss Erma M. Bell Teaches science, biology, and mathematics . . . Instructs the secretarial "geniuses" in office slick black hair parted in the middle . . . detests practice. shorthand, and typing . . . hard gum chcwers , . . big tease . . . assists Coach Wind- working adviser of the yearbook . . . camera ish . . . piano man with Red McCarthy . , . reigns Fiend of the first degree . . . lover of all sports over Room 28. . . . high scorer in basketball and tennis . . . always seething with action. Miss Mirium L. Mengel Our quiet, efficient librarian . . . sense of humor . . . accomplished Latin and French teacher . . . holds M. A. degree from New York University . . . junior Class Play direc- tress . . . loves that junior French class??!! . . . Hnmeroom 24. vune- f 1133- - if, r f f i ' 'Zi.,....-zz-0-.mm Mrs. Vlrglniu B. Rohrer Teaches home economics . . . hates finger marks on the new paint in Homeroom 3 . . . F. H. A. and Senior Class adviser . . . keeps herself busy with knitting, sewing, reading, and Pennsylvania Dutch painting . . . just loves sludents who rcfrain from basting! Faculty Miss Mabel J. Miller Teaches 7th and Sth grade English . , . com- mutes from Mount Joy . . . enjoys music and read- ing . . . active in church work . . . quiet and serene . . . adviser of Junior Tri-Hi-Y . . . guardian of Homeroom C. Mr. Robert J. Trimble Teacher of American history, Pennsyl- vania history, and civics . . , keeps up with the world . . . well liked by all students . , . boxing enthusiast . , . advis-r of Hi-Y boys . . , Homerocm 23 is usually full of visiting students. Miss lone LeVun Capable physical education teacher . . girls' Field hocky team is her pride and joy . , . cheerleading and Indoor Patrol adviser . . . See that nifty Chevy conver- tible-that's Miss LeVan's . . . excels in all sports , . . spends summers as a swim- ming instructor , . . pet peeve-8th grade. 14 Mr. Joseph Pefrillock Mr. David E. Thomas Art instructor . . . one of our nswest addi- Our chemistry and physics instructor . . . formerly tions to the faculty . . . art adviser of the year- taught in Luzerne County-way up North . . . strong book . . . nonchalant . . . responsible for the Army Reserve man . . . staunch supporter of all sudden increase of feminine art students . . . boys' clubs . . . abhors bad spelling . . . received received M. Ed, at Penn State . . . pct peeve- M, A. degree at Bucknell. 7-2 art classes. Mr. Norman E. Diehl Junior High teacher of geography, science, and mathematics . . . sports brightly colored ties . , . adviser of the Rilie Club . . . faculty manager of athletics . . . in- spires students by urging them to "Hitch your wagon to a star" . . . dislikes inatten- tion in class. Faculty Mr. Noah M. Klauss Patient director of Junior and Senior Orchestra, Junior and Senior Band, and String Ensemble . . . also assistant conductor of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra . . . "Try it again" frequently heard during rehearsals . . , loves to walk and work . . . has written many published compositions. Mr. John J. Windish "THE" coach of the year . . . gridiron mentor . . . has a quiet, reserved manner . . . wins the admiration of all boys . . . wavy black hair . . . produces winning teams . . . kept busy coaching football, basketball, baseball, and teaching health and physical education. Miss lydia E. Wagner Teaches Junior High English . . . a rigi-i enforcer of school laws . . . active church member . . . organist . . . former tgacher at East Donegal . . . offers friendly advice when needed . . . adviser of Literary Staff . . . rules over Homeroom 2. -...gm Faculty School Maintenance Miss Ann Ruth Hess Our schcol secretary . . . celebrating her tenth year of efficient service . . . attends to tardy slips, requisi- tions, absence slips, attendance records . . . assisted by Pauline Weidman and Peggy Randler . . . Girl Scout leader . . . cheerful and competent. Mr. Martin Barley M High school janitor . . . fifteenth year of faithful service . , . a whiz at working locker combinations . . . helpful friend of the students . , . always busy keeping our school clean . . . deserves a lot of credit. Mr. Henry Ruhl Mr. Barley's new assistant . . . quiet and dependable . . . performs his duties efficiently . . . enjoys talking things over with Mr. Goodhart . . . very much interested in farming . . . commutes from Mount joy Township, L.-,.. ,, members discuss school problems The teachers relax for two days at their annual Institute at their meetings. at Manheim Township High School. if as Off Duty Ah! How these pep rallies weary me! "Fill in the bleachers!" Mrs. Rohrer takes pride in her artis- tic Hower arrangements. Mr. Ebersole completes one of his many tasks. Our law enforcer. "Wheels" See anybody you know, Mr. Eppler? Mr. Sheetz, assistant janitor during the First semester. Mr. Trimble sports another flashy tie. Teachers have their fun at the Grade School Halloween Party. I, ,- gllb- 'Tug -. fv ,- 'ilign r 1 vu?-4' 1' sand, x 'ki'-1 ,m-3 1 -505399 . 1 i ,:,,g., .F':4' iffy .r 0,4 , . fy- 110: 1 J , 4 Riff? 1 .-.C" 1' ' . 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' 49er H1gh11ghts JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR CLASS PLAY GRADUATION JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Reminiscing 'llc' L SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right J Fisher Secretary L Barley Presldent Mrs V Rohrer Advnser G Shnrk VxcePres1dent E Wellxver Treasurer THE 49ERS look back on thelr school days wxth pride As Jumors we slaved 1n the refreshment stands elected Frederlck Malmborg president Leland Balley vice presxdent jean Flsher, secretary Earl Welhver treasurer efficient class advlser Mr M Warden junlor Play was a huge success What a happy day when our class rmgs and Jackets arrlvedl chose the yellow rose as our class flower maroon and gray as class colors hosts to the senlors at the Prom Our semor year Leland Bailey was elected chief erecutlve 3SS1Sted by Gllbert Shlrk v1ce president, jean F1Shef new class advlser Mrs V Rohrer our lllustrxous athletes sparked the team to win the football champlonshlp senlor thesplans presented another suc cessful play qulzzes tests and essays had us down but we survlvedl e wonderful results of basketball season proved the ablhty of our class hot shots sold Chrlstmas seals to boost treasury many took part 1n both th County and the DlStflCt Muslc Festmvals Senlor Class assembly was a hlghlxght guests at the Prom thus year Class Day and Commencement cllmaxed our twelve years of effort 1-Sur ,elif iiiqaf 'SL ja 1 .JI is IP . : . . . : . 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' l The 49ers LELAND BAILEY Jake College Preparatory H1 Y 3 4 Vxce presxdent 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Class Vice pre xdent 3 Class Presxdent 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 B'ond pollte exceptlonally attract1ve but despa1r1ngly PIUSIVB sclentlfically mmded mterests range from old cars to alrplanes popular enloys danclng neatly dressed dependable our class presldent v1ce presldent of the H1 never ln school durmv huntlng season our shlnlng left end puts hlS heart nd soul ln a game excels IH gymnas 1cs Jake IS SCYVICE bound A MARGARET BARNHART Peg Commerclal Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 .Tumor Orchestra 1 Sen1or Orchestra 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Fa1thful member of the band noxsy especlally m the band us a first class s xophone player member of the Seruor Orchestra spends her allowance on popular records chat terbox enthuslastlc football fan beautxful black hair plans to be a secretary JAY HAROLD BARTO Barry General Football Managerl 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 2 3 4 Outdoor Patrol 1 Smallest member of our class four year manager of both football and basketball teams Barrys homeroom IS on the second floor but youd never know 1t' could easlly get along wlthout school plans to see the world through a porthole V fe lg? K.. RONALD S BECK Beck College Preparatory HlY3 4 R1fleClub3 4 Easy to e along wxth has a sm1le for everyone enyoys ICC hockey Boy Scout leader spends h1s summers at Camp Thompson one of the R1He Club s sharpshooters qulte the carid' gyrrnast Mr Goodyears answer man a future Sal or JUNE D BECKER June College Preparatory Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 VICE pres1dent 4 Glrls Chorus 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Girls Vocal Ensemble 2 3 Jumor P ay Senlor Play Senlor Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Strmg Ensemblel 3 4 Band Front 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Cheerleadlng l 2 V W S C 1 Sllly brunette cute pug nose lo's of fun Wheres the ensemble mus1c Jean" fiddles on a fiddle flag bearer 1n the band Mother ln both class plays vlce president of the Trl H1 Y usu lly 1n pamt up to her elbows decoratlng for our part1es presldent of the Senxor Scouts wlll make an eHic1ent nurse 22 H 93 X - . . - Q ' , : . 2 ' 5 1 1 . . v I . . - 1 . . . . . . Y . . . 0 5, i . . . I. . . . 5 . . . - W . . . . . 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The 49ers JANET A BELSER Janet College Preparatory Tn H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Glrls Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Girls Vocal Ensemble 2 Glrls Sextette 3 Junior Play Senior Play Junior Orchestral Semor Orchestra 2 3 4 Strlng Ensemble 1 2 3 4 Band Front 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Hockey 4 Slender charmlng men battle for her hand Trl H1 Ys capable presldent sprouted many gray hairs durmg the Curtis Campalgn full of fun animated one of Miss Le Van s rlght hand gxrls loves to swlm snappy majorette Mr Klauss cherlshed cellolst a member of the Strmg Ensemble and Semor Orchestra ambxtlon to go away to college JULIUS H BELSER, JR Mose College Preparatory Boys Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 Junxor Play Semor Play Ta lntellectual advocator of One World excellent bass volce excels as a master of ceremonies Oh' those puns wowed the audlence as Bromwood ln the Semor Play ln all church BCllVltleS mlght become a preacher JOHN BERRIER, JR Johnny General Hx Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Tall blond and blue eyed Here I am you lucky glrls' Joes pal poor Johnny seven sisters' barltone bugler ln the Drum and Bugle Corps very seldom on tlme for practice ambltlon to be an airplane pllot PATRICIA H BoGGs a College Preparatory Trl Hx Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Jumor Play Year book Staff 2 3 4 Literary Edltor 4 Hockey 2 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 Captaml 2 3 4 V W S C 1 Indoor Patroll 2 3 Sweet and lovely chlc ln the mldst of all aCtlVltl6S her mam headache IS whlch meetlng to attend first an excellent student lost much sleep as llterary edltor of the yearbook elected the Good Cltlzen of the school super cheerleader captain four years loves to swlm a terrific dancer ambltlon fashlon deslgner M ELSIE BOMGARDNER s College Preparatory TnH1Y 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Gxrls Vocal Ensemble 2 3 Girls Trno4 Junior Play Semor Play Lxbrary Staff 2 4 Never stlll a mmute lmpetuous extremely frank active m church affairs energetic a member of the Gxrls Trlo Gladys Swarthout of the senior class flash on the basketball court fllrtatlous capable we owe our success ful Trl H1 Y partles to Elsles efforts 23 The 49ers SARA JANE BRANDT Sara Jane Commerclal Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Qulet petite serlous mmded takes a lot of teasmg 1n Home Room 24 favorxte pastlme llstemng to plattels pe peeve bookkeeplng bound to Peggy Barnhart gets wlde awake when Duncannon 1s mentloned very fond of all sports JOAN L CHAPMAN Home Economlcs Tr1H1Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 F H A 4 Indoor Patrol 3 4 Ta eye catchmg languld Hurry Jo the last bells rmgmg' wakes up durmg the second period enjoys movles and dances has a reserved seat ln the Pharmacy works at the telephone exchange Number please' lovely com plexlon Shlhlng halr would l1ke to be a model ROBERT A CRAUN Bob General Football 2 Manager 3 4 Hard workmg football manager llkeable emoys math but feels qulte the opposlte about Enghsh the proud possessor of a baby blue car Dead eye the rabblts are always safe when Craun goes huntmg has an 1mpfCSSlV6 record as a clean Q up committee chalrman stage manager for our Senlor Class Play ,os K' GEORGINA E CROWE G00rgl0 Home Economlcs Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Jumor Play Year book Staff 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Indoor Patrol 2 3 4 Captam 3 4 F H A 4 Presxdent 4 Get 111 llne thats Georgle captaln of the Indoor Patrol determmed very frank at tlmes ambltlous home econo m1cs stuuent president of F H A takes much prlde 1n her well groomed han' employed at the Modern Style Shop Myrtle s rlght hand girl What slze please? will succeed ln the beautlclans field EVELYN D DAVELER Evelyn Commerclal Gxrls Chorus 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Wlhnlng personallty unassumlng pride of the commer cxal sectlon consclentxous worker a lady of the chorus super basketball guard often seen at Schroll s wxll be an emclent secretary 24 The 49ers JOSEPH B DERR oe General Berrler s pal professional loafer formerly of Bellaire drum corporal lh the Drum and Bugle Corps creates snappy drum beats employed U1 Rlsser s grocery department partlal to Jazz llkes chemlstry a future servlceman MILDRED K DIEFFENBACH Mlllle Home Economlcs Tr1H1Y2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus3 4 F H A 4 Short twmkllng eyes loves dreamy muslc cheerful waltress at Tony s a scrapbook IS her hobby member of the F H A enjoys xce skatmg and playlng volle ball has an mterest ln Patton IS destmed to be a housewl e JO ANN M DUNNICK College Preparatory Trx H1 Y 2 3 4 Chaplam 4 Semor Play Band Front 4 Yearbook 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Indoor Patrol 3 4 Popular cut up well groomed llnes the hockey Held wlth Jane hard playlng fullback on the hockey team honorary co captam a great frlend of Mlss LeVan chaplam of the Trl H1 Y dellghted the audlence as the saucy maid ln the Semor Class Play shmes ln gym class abounds wlth v1m vxgor and v1tal1ty ambltlous an all around gal future physlcal educatlon lnstructor DOROTHY EARHART Dot College Preparatory Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Semor Play Yearoook Stafl' 3 -1 Art Edltor 4 Band 4 Art edltor of the 49 Ehzabethan qulte handy wlth the palette and brush also an artlst ID the kltchen enjoys belng a Glrl Scout reads a lot loves French class never seen wlthout Paulme ambxtxon IS to be a reglstered nurse PAULINE EARHART Polly College Preparatory Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Band 4 Gxggles blushes easlly an aCl1V9 Semor Glrl Scout loves campmg trlps Dorothy s other half another culinary artist looks forward to art class prints beautlfully 311715 to be an alrllne hostess 25 . 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SL V7 Mart College Preparatory Says l1ttle ardent chess player llkes to tease the glrls used to be shy but now' excellent math student 1 1 gent worker enyoys French works at the Acme behmd the meat counter alms to be a math teacher W1b H1 Y 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 Swell sense of humor always laughmg Mayor of New v1lle rlsks hlS llfe rxdmg Wlth Gallo excellent Engllsh student roller skates at Mlddletown a loyal follower of the Lone Ranger one of Mr Goodharts handy men ambl tlon veterlnar lan The 49ers HENRY R ESHELMAN Esh College Preparatory H1 Y 3 4 Chaplain 4 Senior Play Football 4 Prmce of good fellows our br1ll1 nt mathematlclan 1 appetlte Co chs star one year tackle death rrdes the h1gh ways when Esh IS 1n hls Ford' Dr Strong m the Senlor Class Play fr1ghtened the cast w1th h1s glassy stare wants to be a blg buslnessman MARY JEAN FISHER Jean Commerc1al Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 Sophomore Mnxed Chorus 3 Jumor Play Sen1or Play Class Secretary 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Indoor Patrol 4 Neat takes great palns w1th her harr capable class sec retary 1n our Jumor and semor years promment Band member toots a clarmet super salesman on the Ellzabethan BUSINESS Staff has a keen mterest 1n the Patton Basketball Team ambltlon to learn to cook ABRAM H FORNEY Abe College Preparatory H1 Y 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Football Manager 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Frlerdly mechamc at Garbers Garage durlng the summer falthful football and baseball manager seen dr1v1ng a 30 Plymouth enjoys Enghsh classes ladles man SeBSlde romances are hls SpeCl lty orlglnator of many fads remember those checked hats? a hep character ambltlon to own a restaurant ,lbilfw N., 4 ex., QQ 1... Y ke' 4 MARTIN FORRY Chess Club 3 WILBUR A FORWOOD General 26 . il 97 - . . ' 1 ' : - . . . ' 'a . . . b g . . . a ' - , , . - 66 V9 ' .- .- ' ' : . , 3 . 3 . 1 I . : , . . : . 2 . . U 99 '- . , . : ' , 1 ' . 1 , . C , , . Z V . - . . , . . F . . , . . . , . ,,,v.a:.v,',r-'-' -... .. lmfi el . -Nj ' :. X . 3-ig:-rtg,-::?.Wi,-:F I .,. M Lip, - - ., A- 'fix -- 1 3'1'f7xqQ.4-XL-A .K 1 5' T- 17 ,.fF:'fL 4 gi, f - .fu Q' , I fm.qgf1..-Q, : . - 'I ly?"-P7"'ffL?,'f7' ' 'l ,:- .1-Z1-,-1.-.kfw -' 3 1 '- . 1.g':i"-limqg -, xr .. . g l'N..,.4l.,f..-.llx--4,-.-1.41.1 SG 5, . . . , . . . . . . . dl - . CS ' 99 - . , Q , - lk ' li !7 1 u 1 a n 0 - 0 H . . . H . ,. . n- r Gerry General Glft from Bambrldge wltty fun to be wlth know any Jokes Gerry? whlps around ln a maroon Ford con stantly worrled about hls halr class wolf hot drummer the covered brldge IS hxs favorite Swlmmlhg hole ambl txon to be a man Sara Home Economics Gxrls Chorus2 3 M1xedChorus4 F H A 4 Short pleasmg personallty quiet Oh my word' How she hates gettmg up early to gather the eggs' Blouchs ldea of a perfect girl member of the F H A sevss beautlfully basketball ble cherette a good sport Cappy College Preparatory Huckelberry Fmn from Balnbrldge mtelllgent math genius especlally en1oys Engllsh class thmks homework detracts from schools popularlty a strong bass ln Mlxed Chorus was rlbbed about hxs summer occupatlon peddllng watermelons fan of the Phlllles saving h1s money for a Ford The 49ers GERALD GALLO H1 Y 4 SARA M GARBER HAROLD GERBER Boys Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 RORERT E GORDON Bob General H1 Y 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Manager 3 Basketbal 1 The sleeplng beauty of 12 2 master at makmg faces thats not F rankensteln thats Gordon' tears arourd ln a fenderless car Wanta buy lt" fearlessly changes the movle marquee on a tall shaky ladder prwctlcally m the apple peddlmg busmess capable manager of the football team durmg h1s Jumor year Bob alms to carry on his fathers pamtmg busmess J LESTER GRAYBILL College Preparatory Junlor Play Semor Play Cute qulet and calm good student a real bookworm nosey brother ln the Junior Play nolsy frlend ln the Semor Play plays Mutt to Belsers Jet? 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L4 ' - 11 f t . . , . . . eff' 4 0 ll ,YY Le.: L . . . . , li H 1 LL 75 1 ' ' The 49ers PAUL M GRUBB, JR Paul College Preparatory H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus3 4 Mxxed Chorus2 3 4 Jumor Play Senxor Play Senlor Orchestra3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Photography Edltor 4 Rnfle Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Whiz in science Hlvners constant companlon a great Joker spends summers worklng at the Mt Gretna Inn loyal member of the band Oom pah' Oom pah' here comes Paul and h1s tuba capable photography edltor of the year book presldent of the Rlfle Club destined to be a SC1eht1St LoY GUTSHALL, JR Skrp General H1 Y 2 3 4 Jumor Orchestra 2 Senlor Orchestra 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Baseball 1 3 4 Ta dark competes w1th G11 for roof ralser of Home room 24 Ah' the beauty of the country' always there when G11 throws a pass experts call hlm the best end E town ever produced smooth dancer the strong sllent type hrs deep dark secret used to play the v1ol1n giggles' W1 make a first class marlne R RAYMOND HARDER Ra College Preparatory H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Rifle Club 1 Star athlete and gymnast p1Ck6d by Lancaster County Football Assoclatlon as the outstandmg grldder of Lancaster County double threat equally versatile ID l1ne or back field modest definltely a good mlxer handsome bulgmg blC9pS rates tops wlth the females ln E H S aspires to play professlonal football 'Q' L ROBERT HEIGEL, JR Bob General Outdoor Patrol 1 2 Bobby Jones of the mlnlature golf course h1S second home IS Rudy s sleeps by day brown curly halr Here comes Bob late aga1n' hls lnterests do not mclude school a future member of the Army Alr Corps MARIAN E Hass M0ts" Home Economics Tr1H1Y 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 F H A 4 V1ce presldent 4 Indoor Patrol 3 4 Attractlve well groomed Corn Queen of 1947 enJoys dancmg never mlsses a good movie sweet personal 1 popular usually lookmg for transportatlon home basketball rooter expert make up artlst for our class plays w1ll make a model housewxfe 28 . . 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' - U 73 N The 49ers JAMES O HIVNER lm College Preparatory H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Junlor Play Senlor Play Yearbook Staff 4 R166 Club Z 3 4 Our class wlt Lets not be carrled away' happy go lucky partlal to blondes talks contlnuously about that Balnbrldge rlval muslcal lnterests range from Stan Kenton to Splke Jones thrlves on provlng hls polnt ln SCIENCE class drlves llke a madman Jlm shows great p0SSlbllltl9S as a radlo announcer HENRY R HOERNER, JR Hustler College Preparatory Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 4 Junlor Play Football 2 3 4 Basket b 1 Hl Y 2 3 4 Forever ln hlgh splrlts popular Don Juan a loyal member of the Pharmacy gang Shank s buddy has a pollce record slnce Halloween plays a losing game ln French class conslderate of others everybody s frlend would llke to be a lawyer S ELIZABETH HOFFER Betts Home Economlcs Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 F H A 4 Secretary 4 Frequently seen but seldom heard ambltlous secretary of F H A excellent cook and seamstress an employee of Gr nts theme song IS Oh How I Hate to Get Up ln the Mornlng very good frlend of Helen alms to tour the Unlted States IWW' JACQUELIN HOFFMAN Jackle College Preparatory Trl H1 Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Glrls Chorus 3 Mlxed Choru 4 Cheer leadlng 4 Petlte sm'lll but mlghty Jullet wlnnlng smlle cute cheerleader expert typlst attentlve student charge of the Trl H1 Y funds forever bagglng school com mutes from Balnbrldge ln a Model A Ford Does Gll have practlce agaln t0l"llghtq J3CklE s ambltlon lS to master the art of wlndlng spaghettl JOSEPH W KAYLOR oe General Hl Y 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 4 Blond blg and rugged hard drlvlng halfback on our football team human dyn'lmo a magnet for IDJUFIES Patton s loss our galn a swell guy detours through Rheems to school each mornlng Mr Trlmbles pal takes llfe as lt comes doesnt belleve ln homework 29 The 49ers G ARLENE KESSLER Kessle Commercxal Tr1H1Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Busmess Manager4 Pep Club 2 V W S C 1 Easy to get along wlth pleasant cooperatlve actlve m the Glrl Scouts spends after school hours at school headed the business st ff of the Yearbook worked very hard to ralse enough money booster of all sports w1ll make an excellent office worker BETTY A KIPP Betty Home Economlcs General Chorus 4 F H A 3 4 Small aboundlng wlth energy a dlhgent home economics student dellghts 1n Westeln mu lc and plcture collectlng spends a lot of tlme readmg an earnest church goer prepar mg to become a housewlfe MARY K KOPPENHAVER Koppy Commercxal Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 .Tumor Play Yearbook Staff 3 4 Indoor Patrol 3 Our attractive llttle bundle from Rheems Betty Grables E town rival another gum addlct most often found wlth Johnny whlle the rest of us learned to drlve Mary learned to takes many trlps IH Johnny s plane Mary dlscontlnued school at the end of the first semester ,sw X Y-mit? KW' W- 'ug-up LOUISE LAMBERT Loulse College Preparatory Tr1Hx Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Jumor Play Cheer leadxng 1 2 3 4 V W S C 1 Indoor Patrol 3 Peppy cheerleader Ra ' Ray' amlable Loulse 1S never qulet a mlnute laughs her worrles away startles people wlth her plald glasses a typlcal teen ager lf there s somethlng new Louise has It always havmg man trouble JENNIEVE E LANCASTER Jenny Commerclal Trl Hx Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Indoor Patrol 4 A member of the No More Homework Club full of lxfe llkes to dance prefers popular muslc attracted to Pat on pretty llkes to sew a good housekeeper ambx tlon 1S to be a bookkeeper 30 The 49ers PEGGY LIENHARD Peggy Commerc1al Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Indoor Patrol 2 3 4 NE' VIVHCIOUQ cute from all angles our classs b1ggest con tr1butor to the U S maxl flxrt n1ce to know never wlth out Chewlng gum frequentlv changes her hair do sports an apparatus expert sure shot 1n basketball Masomc Homes beauty would like to become a secretary and have a handsome boss JANE M LIGHTHISER Jan1e College Preparatory Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Yearbook StaH'4 mga Hockey 2 3 4 Halls from Honesdale happy go lucky good humored super hockey player honorary captain for the 48 season 11n1ng the hockey field IS James Job pet peeve IS mathe matics 1n any form hates to hurry friend of all remem bered for her contagious smile future phySlC3l education teacher W HARVEY H LIGHTY Harv General H1 Y 4 Baseball 4 from Balnbfldge roams the North Woods wlth Walters a gre'1t hunter cuts school to see parades high scorer for Ba1nbr1dge Leg1onna1res amb1t1on IS to jom the Navy and have a glrl lfl every port RAY B MILLER Ray College Preparatory H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 4 R1He Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Ta good look1ng well dressed the owner of a cackle he calls .1 laugh' a very good dancer Nimrod Hey Ray where did you get that bird dog" Chauffeured cheer leaders to basketball games fast movmg fullback on the foot gall squad ardent fan of pro ICQ hockey aims to be a entlst SUSAN K MYERS Sue College Preparatory Tri H1 Y 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Indoor Patrol 3 4 Pep Club 2 V W S C 1 Cheerlead1ng1 Chatterbox mxschlevous a fa1thful G1rl Scout u oh those h1kes' member of the Drum and Bugle Corps generally seen with ROSIC can be found at Tonys hopes to become a nurse 31 st ' - n A I I - . . l I at - vs l .- .- - . , . . - h Nw., , I p . fb 97 . 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L : I - : , r ' The 49ers DAVID NEWCOMER, JR Dave College Preparatory H1Y 2 3 4 Jumor Play Semor Play Yearbook Staff 4 Rlfle Club 2 3 4 Vxce president 4 Qulet bashful woman hater was qulte embarrassed when he had to k1ss Mxrlam 1n the Senlor Play a frlend to a shmes ln chemxstry class Rlfle Club member spends Monday evenlngs shootmg the breeze Jake Flshers man Frlday a flash Wllh the camera ambltlon pharmacist FAY A N1ssLEY Fay Home Economlcs H A 3 Enjoys reading the sllent member of our class hkes chemlstry member of the F H A worked at the Homes Laundry durlng the summer often found at the movxes alms to be a housewue DORIS M NUTT Nutt Commercxal Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Jumor Orchestra 1 2 3 Llvely talk t1ve loves to argue basketball hot shot never mlsses collects popular records and novelty plns Senior Scout Arlene s pal orlglnator of sluts clever a future oflice worker GLENN H OBERHOLTZER Obie General Boys Chorus 3 Shy a frlend m need enyoys shop class one of Mr Goodhart s dlSClplCS consumes huge quantltles of 1ce cream d1v1des spare tlme betvseen hlkmg and ralslng rabbits our future farmer KENNETH L REIGHARD Ken General H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 Bandl Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Outdoor Patrol 1 Athletlc basketball star a 3 letterman staunch foot ball center smooth well llked xdol of the Jun1or Hlgh one of those terrnble tenors a member of the Boys Quar e habltually readmg sports magazmes ln study hall spends most of h1S tlme ln the gym Ken s ambltlon 15 to be a coach of football and basketball 32 . 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"' The 49ers ROBERT U RICE Bob General H Y 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Outdoor PatI'0ll 2 Good natured always ready wlth a laugh pet p eve IS prmclpals hard hlttlng tackle on the football team e Toe Interested ln the female specles huunts Schroll s at quxttmg txme lxkes to eat almost anythmg drlves h1s own elght, cylmder llmouslne enjoys hlllbllly muslc ambxtlon 1S to 10m the marm s JORETTA JEAN RUTHERFORD Jean College Preparato y Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Glrls Chorus 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Gxrls Vocal Ensemble 2 Girls Sextette 3 Gxrls Trio 4 Junxnr Play Serxor 'vm Play Semor Orchestral 2 3 4 String Ensemblel 2 3 4 Band Front 2 3 4 Lxterary Staff 4 Poised capable looks up to people over 5 2 superlor planlst 'md v1ol1n1st constantly 'osmg ensemble muslc r Klauss prod1gy our leadmg lady 1n both plays staunch supporter of the U S Navy the alto member of Glrls Trlo expert twlrler and hlgh stepplng captaln of the majorettes slaved over the SGHIOI Wrlte ups wlshes to contmue m muslc ESTHER E RUTT Esther College Preparatory Glrls Chorus 3 4 Neat graceful calm dlsposltlon athletlc excellent basketball player Miss Dulebohns prlde and Joy beautlful haxr modest chauffeur for Maytown Avenue a farmers daughter wlshes to become a nurse REBA L SEIDERS Reba College Preparatory Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Cheerleadmg 12 V W S C 1 IndonrPatrnl1 2 3 4 Constantly talklng songbxrd of the hallways an ever falthful member of the Indoor Patrol a most proficlent gum cracker never tlres of dancmg appreclates good dance bands has heard them all supplements her allowance by worklng for the Town Taxl WILLIAM L. SEIDERS 1-Q9 "Blll" College Preparatory Boys Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4, Jumor Play Semor Play Junior Orchestra 1 Semor Orchestra 2 3 4, Band 1 2, 3, 4 Gets a big charge from electronlcs a "ham" operator has contacts ln other countries through shortwave math doesn't phase hlm caused unexpected laughter as Reverend Seagrove ln the Semor Play recently become a pedestrlan an acrobat wlth a car studymg to be a radlo servlceman 33 .-we-Marr' , ' "reg 5 ls sv . . . c . . . 9 ' ' . . . - ' ' . . . th tl 11 - . 1 V . . . . . . . , ,I . - . ' 1 ' . . . . ' : ' . . . . . . on CG 97 Y ui ': ' ' 1 ' ' ' : ' 1 J I . . Y 1 . '. . 1 ' I ll ' , . . . A . , . S . -. . . . ' .' ' I' ' I . . . I ff' V . in 79 C . . . . . . - , f"' if 165 :ff I . , fe' f xv .- I blip-f,. nf' " V , at-i l ' at X Ki H . . K . . . . . . - l The 49ers RosE MARIE SE1Tz Rosle College Preparatory Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 MlX8d Chorus 4 Sophomore Mlxed Chorus 3 Band 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 V W S C 1 Indoor Patrol 4 Susans lnseparable companlon talks endlessly tooted the alto sax ln the band for three years dreaded those mornlng practlces' memb r of the Indoor Patrol elliclent house keeper relaxes by the radlo spends her spare tlme wlth Sue dlscusslng thelr date balt plans to enter nurslng JAMES J SHANK Jlm General Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Rlfle Club 2 Blg and rugged flapplng shlrttalls a typlcal football player hard hlttlng guard member of the All County Foot ball Team dreads hls hlke home ralny mornlng bagger shlnes ln baseball outfielder southpaw trade school bound GILBERT SHIRK ll General H1 Y 2 3 4 Presldent 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Class Vlce presldent 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Klng of sports excels ln all maln stay on all our teams a born leadel chlef executlve of H1 Y for the last two years dlSllk6S ten o clock curfew Romeo lnterests range from Jackle to Jackle early for school but late for home room blg tease You bet' unlucky owner of a steam lng model A Ford ambltlon athletlc coach .na Y-1-'QQ AX wt. GEORGE D SLOAD Jug College Preparatory H1 Y 4 Boys Chorus 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Boys Quartet 4 Senior Play Tom Sawyel from Balnbrldge hates hls Afrlcan halr do genlal qulz kld wlnner of the Pennsylvanla Week con test Hls slogan Another day Another A pet class-psy chology outstandlng planlst and vocallst wlll make an excellent teacher GRETA R SLOAT Greta Commerclal Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 General Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Pep Club 2 The glrl wlth the pleasant smlle brown curly halr assumlng demure an Itallan at heart when It comes to spaghettl on the payroll at Paxson s Cut Rate enjoys belng a Glrl Scout number one among her dlsllkes IS homework yearns to be a nurse 4 CI ' S9 ' ' 1 1 1 , , I 1 . Z I . . . - 2 . Y ' H . D . - . . . H . ,, ' ' ' . . H ' D . . . L , . 3 ' . . ' . . . .42 . H . . . HG' 99 ' 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 ' I , 1 . I 1 , . 1 , . - . . . . . . . . , U H . ' li . D D YY ,HY ,Mr ....... f, I m , .4f,5k5..gL1g,.-L. 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Ull- , 1 , 2455 The 49ers l GERALDINE G SNYDER Gerr Commerclal Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Busmess Staff 3 4 Cute brunette neat goes places ln Arlene Espenshade s chevy frequents Hershey works at Frsher s llkes her Job because she can llsten to the latest records pet peeve baby Slttlflg favor1te recreatlon-dancmg Jltterbuggmg IS her Sp9Clallty plans to attend college MARIAN B SoNNoN Sonny Home Economlcs Tn H1 Y 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Indoor Patrol F H Cute l1ttle blonde the other half of Curly s comedy team makes most of the no1se ln Room 20 actlve member of the F H A Mrs Rohrers star pupll emoys dancmg and palntmg would llke to be a commerclal art1st WILLIAM F STUM B1 General Boys Chorus 3 Our radlo star croons Gene Autry style very modest blushes eas1ly a WhlZ 1n math but would rather be 1n shop psychology gets hlm down one of Gremers handy men a swell fellow B111 s ambltlon IS to further his smgmg career VIOLET M SWEIGART Commerclal Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 G1r1s Chorus 3 4 Yearbook 3 4 A demon at the typewr1f r used her talents for the yearbook alwavs busy m homeroom lndustrlous student finds bookkeepmg easy temperamental enyoys a good argument a falthful employee of Grants would llke to be a book keepmg te cher HENRY B WALTERS Hubert General H1 Y2 3 4 Chap a1n 3 Treasurer 4 Boys Chorus3 Basketball 2 3 Sharp polxte bashful devotee of the great open spaces llV6S 1n overalls and plald shirts much admired pm ball machme flend shlnes ln basketball guards over H1 Y sheckles loves hls books m h1s locker Just a shy guy 35 . 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' nur A n v v I' 24 Mt The 49ers M HELEN WEIDMAN Curly Home Economics G1rls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 F H A 4 Dancmg blue eyes and pretty dlmples the whlstler frlendly always laughlng loves to roller skate actlve 1n the F H A good sport Marlans partner 1n pranks sense of humor attendant to the Corn Queen secret ambltxon IS to marry a m1ll1ona1re PAULINE WEIDMAN Paula Commercxal Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Gym Club 1 Laughlng Paula forever slngmg h1llb1lly songs dupll cates the mornmg bulletlns for Mlss Hess concocter of dell crous banana spllts favor1te school subject-office practlce pet peeve bookkeeplng volley ball enthusiast a color guard for the Drum and Bugle Corps alms to be a secretary PAUL EARL WELLIVER Duke College Preparatory H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Jumor Play Semor Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staif 3 4 Edxtor 1n Chxef 4 Rifle Club 2 3 4 The tall man w1th the camera played a l1cor1ce St1Ck w1th W11l Boblsh and hxs Orchestra advocator of progressive Jazz a fan of Stan hardworkmg edltor of the Ellzabethan always punctual eH"1c1ent class treasurer one of the few who can fathom scxence problems Dukes ambltlon IS to be an 1ndustr1al chemlst MABEL A WERT Mabe Home ECODOITIICS G1rls Chorus 2 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 The glrl with the f'lam1ng red ha1r mdustrlous home econo mlcs student ardent football fan mag1c1an wxth the palnt brush has a frlendly sm1le mellow alto volce after school hobby IS playing her Hawauan guxtar IS lookmg forward to becomlng a nurse MILDRED L WRIGHT Mlllle Commerclal G1rls Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Frlendly came to us from the South brought along her Southern drawl unl1.ke most people M1ll1e llkes to wrlte letters the Navy gets the benefit of her efforts reads a great deal IS kept qulte busy Wlth her part tlme work at the shoe factory vocal1zes 1.11 the church choxr ambltlon stenographer 36 vm- 5 f""f' In Memoriam IN MEMORY REBA SHANK a former member of the Class of 1949 The 49ers SUSAN M. WYLIGA "Sue" Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Pert . . . mischievous . . . good athlete . . . looks forward to gym class . . . a whiz on roller skates . . . live-wire . . . big tease . . . considers boys a hobby . . . loves to dance . . . yearns to be a designer. D. RICHARD ZELL "Dick" College Preparatory Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Football 2, 3, Manager 43 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. Quiet . . . reserved . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . ambitious stage manager of our Junior Play . . . wiles away his summers working at the Homes and boating on the river . . . when the price of haircuts went up, Dick resorted to sulfur explosions! . . . defi- nitely not a woman hater! . . . F. 8x M. bound. 37 V NL I 9' ' OF The Seniors nog zz.-,gf 4 g 2 a Qgfiasf,-H .l-a2,.f,!.:l3f JW.. V ... ,, . .V,.., ,...,.,.,, , , . I F. H. A. CLUB Holding one of its demonstrations. Our future A I -1 H iw. 'fx ' ,-Jer. ,- . " -.-mm: homemakers learn all the Short cuts in home- Q making. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors com- pose the club. '. liz' F 3' , ,,,...--f 12-1 SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS Ray Miller and Leland Bailey attempt to explain a pioposition under the watchful eyes of Miss Dulebohn. 12-3 SHORTHAND CLASS And look at the girls transcribe that letter! Evelyn Daveler is the whiz of this class. The girls are always striving to increase their dicta- tion speed. 12-2 CHEMISTRY CLASS is exciting at times, but also difficult, especially those equations. Here Wilbur Forwood and Bill Stum perform an experiment. "When you're done, just throw it in the crock, boys." 12-2 SHOP Here is shown a phase of Shop work. Students take great delight in creating beautiful and use- ful home furnishings. Harvey Lighty and Gerry Gallo are forming the base of a lamp. A In Action 12-1 BOYS, TYPING CLASS 'Keep your eyes on the copy, Harold." What familiar words! "Guess what I typed 35 words a minute today!" 12-3 OFFICE PRACTICE CLASS The girls practice their filing. The senior speed- sters are tops in typing and expert with oflice machines. In addition to regular class work. they do clerical work for various civic organizations. mark report cards, and aid Miss Hess in the ofhce. STUDY HALL What a studious-looking group! Seniors have at least one study period a day, but they don't all look like this! SENIOR BOYS' GYM CLASS Health is an important factor in the pupils' lives. Mr. Windish, gym instructor. keeps the boys in trim by giving them a workout on the appa- ratus. Here Leland assists as Julius goes up and over. 12-1 ENGLISH CLASS Mr. Seiders stands in his favorite Corner while instructing 12-1. The class studies English liter- ature, especially stressing Shakespeares works. English is a favorite subject of the Seniors. tw V41 The Seniors Relax Super salesmen sorting samples. So tired .... Getting into the spirit before the big game. Anyone else want a ride? "O. K.. Eshelman. where's my other sandwich?" Dave making up for lost time, Coffee and doughnuts between acts. Batting the breeze. Stage Manager Craun. Beaming members of the 12-3 musketeers. Yum, yum! Lipstick! Coach. did you see this? Symbol of the Seniors. We know, Jake, you ran i Drum and Bugle Corps nto a door. Photographers on the job. Seeing is believing. Junior-Senior Prom JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM . . . held May 2 1 . . . more fun! . . . danced to the music of Howard Gale and his orchestra . . . '49ers chose as their theme "The Gay Nmeties portraits decorated the walls the punch was weak and stayed that way lovely gowns dreamy music fragrant flowers ah' memories' in ,---x V 1- JV :I ' nf : - If if I ,:,::!5.f"X -S.:-,2,"'?f QQ 5 eifgiggeafv 5 , 4 lg W,-Q Wa, it .A Wm ,,,, .X , R. , 5? 7 M f ,gf '65 'lg M4 f' 'ff S, .W f,,f 1 'Jig 5 .f- ,f W --rf ,Af 4 fig Q v fig? ,x 3 fi 5 :X f 4. Q ,NQ 535 'Q i , 1 tie 2 Qbya Yi sm 1. . 'T iagq. X ,Jw f ,S 5. .Y Q E W' gil 4 H. gt , E 1 6 Vgifffw W U i 3 15553 if - ig 1' 19 V. 'mia "Maybe You're Wrong" WHEN SERIOUS-MINDED adolescents take their parents in hand for a reform job there are often surprising results. The methods, as in the case of Mary and Wheezer, may be a bit stringent, but the cause is justified. Mrs. Wood, you see, is absorbed in relief drives and club meetingsg Mr. Wood, campaigning for mayor, devotes his hours to golf, political banquets, and the courtroom. Con- cerned about having only "left-over attention," the youngsters rebel. Mary dreams of a plan. In fact, she and erudite Brom- wood take the parent situation up as scientific study. Mary has taken a few notes from her father's bombastic tirades on juvenile delinquency, and when the neighborhood kids get together, they form a Society for the Prevention of Adult Delinquency. "Though this be madness," quips Shakespeare- minded Bromwood, "yet there is method in it." First they transform the dignified living room into an obviously adolescent hangout. Then Call in the spirit "it is good for them"J the children write resignations to the various clubs and sign their parents' names. Flowers and letters of consolation arrive: but worst of all is the visit of the minister, who calls to thank Mr. Wood for his 51,000 donation to the Organ Fund. To cap the climax, a news reporter arrives to get pictures of Mr. Wood, "hot news since he resigned from the campaign for Mayor." By this time Mrs. Wood is near hysteria, and Mr. Wood is behaving like a caged animal. Only teacher Aunt Miriam and the coach see both sides clearly, and inject some common sense into the situation. Later, a much bewildered Mr. Wood is elected mayor anyway. In the process of reforming their parents the children have lost some of their peculiarities, too. It isn't a complete victory for either side but the seeds of tolerance and under- standing have been sown. AGNES WOOD-public-spirited mother ......... June Becker PERRY WOOD-her bombastic husband ......... Paul Grubb WHEEZER Woon-talented, serious-minded .,.. George Sload MARY WOOD-an accelerated student ...... jean Rutherford MIRIAM SMITH-a popular teacher .... ...... J anet Belser BILL PENDLETON-athletic coach ........ David Newcomer MARXE1fh6 acid-tongued housekeeper .... Jo-Anne Dunnick DR. STRONG-quiet, congenial neighbor. . .Henry Eshelman BEATRICE STRONG-his talkative wile .... Elsie Bomgardner SUE ELLEN STRONG-their "brain-trust" daughter, Mary jean Fisher WINDY COOGAN-Wheezer's boisterous pal. .Lester Graybill BROMWOOD FLETCHER-Mary's scholarly beau. Julius Belser REVEREND SEAGROVE-znild, sincere ....... William Seiders CONWAY ELLIOT-agile news reporter ....... James Hivner ANN WINTHROP-fH8ffi6d friend ol Mrs. Wood, Dorothy Earhart DATE THORNTON-married friend of Mrs. Wood, Marion Sonnon 'T From First Grade F1rstRow left to rzght R Barley H Barto S Brandt G Cox R Stahl D Shearer R Seltz Second row Mlss A Owen C Nesbltt P Hackenberger M Barnhart A Goodlmg Sheaffer B Klpp A Kessler H Hahn Thzrd row R Shank E Kennedy M Sonnon C Garman G Sloat M McNall F Nxssley Fourth row C Stauffer D Earhart P Earhart C Wolgemuth I Brandt V Swelgart J Chapman R Hengel H..- Fzrst Row left to right R Rrce S Wylxga W Selders J Rut'1er ord D Newcomer E Hlpple J Meckley S Myers G Morrls J Gerlach Second row Mlss H Gross L Lambert unknown J Becker L Balley R Selders A Forney M Tlerney J Frey D Stahl Tlurd row G Shrrk J Belser J Hlvner I Saylor F Malmborg P Boggs R Zell D Nutt E Allen Fourth ow E Klssmger P Grubb unknown E Wellrver unknown J Belser M Lutz L Gutshall P Llenhard 44 Y Y -.- , .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , : . , . , . , . , A . , . - - v - ' ' ' if ",,,z,N sa K 7 , N,- Y 6 f ur 4 I F , J, . 3 ,A f S U ' I 3 , Y, . -, . - X or J, , A 4 1 x . 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'. 14' -'-' ,zu ., - . ., -. f ff nail,-' ggi, bf I .. 4 ,-" , xl' 1 , '- . . .LLM ."- .1 ' 5' - I. A ' V- V' -' 1 'N- -'f '3. " W ' ' H9 , ' - 'I . of! N' , 1-I T' ' H ,. . , 1. 1 r ,J-M, V' , , .- . -I I V ,..i- ,,3,.L,,,' .lux ' R ,- ',.,f4 ,,,.:?.. ,--1, - ,-1? ffl." , ' U IL. , Class of 1950 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right J Roland Treasurer G Frost Vice President Mr K Grosh Class Adviser P Belser Preasident Y Nisley Secretary BIG YEAR for the Class of 50 our interested adviser was Mr Grosh w were led through a prosperous year by Paul Belser, president George Frost, vice president Yvonne Nlsley, secretary and Jean Roland treasurer decided on gray and green as the colors to represent our class thrilled when our class pins and rings arrived swelled treasury by selling refreshments to hungry fans at football and basketball games successfully presented the play Miss Jimmy to an enthus d audience we gave the s niors a prom theyll never forget our class is looking forward to becoming distinguished seniors next year. The junior Class manned the refreshment stands at football games to swell their treasury. Jolly Juniors First Row, left to right: J. Kipp, G. Hitz, D, Shearer, V. Coble, D. Kautz, J. Roland, D. Shearer, G. Matoney. N. Sweigart, G. Eisenhower, C. Sloat, L. Bowman, J. Weaver, A. Seifert, P. Randler, J. Espenshade. Second Row: M. Miller, R. King, V. Enck, K. Wittle, E. Sinniger, J. Newcomer, A. Snyder, H. Nauman, J. Risser, C. Whitmoyer, E. Moyer, D. Heisey, Y. Nisley, J. Ginder, R. Shank, C. Raffensperger. Third Row: D. Bricker, L. Musser, P. Jacobs, J. Ulrich, J. Risser, H. Boozer, M. Hilsher, H. Forry, D. Herman, J. Kuntzel- man, P. Longenecker, A.GoodlQng, D. Gordon, J. Lambert, M. Stum, J. Frey. . '.' a,:.M?""" ' ' First Row, left to right: T. Heisey, M. Lehman, P. Hess. M. Grubb, G. Nauss. E. Page, J. Ellinger, I. Geb- hard, J. Witman, D. Dixon, W. Steffen, J. Meckley, P. Herr, M. E. Haines. R. Gish. Second Row: J. Mc- Konly, A. Gantz, G. Frost, P. Yarnall, C. Morris, A. Lokey. G. Berrier, M. Greiner, J. Rahn, J. Warren. G. Stauffer, R. M. Sauter, P. Greiner, L. Esslinger, J. Proctor. Third Row: J. Martin, R. Emenheiser. N. Sloat. M. Helt, B. Swisher, R. D'Agostino, N. Risdon, H. Reiner, J. Risser, P. Belser, J. Helm, J. Coberly, J. Sheetz, G. Weaver. 49 Sociable Sophomores EEE. l W First Row, left to right: B. Brubaker, N. Barnhart, V. Barnhart, T. Sipling, D. Good, A. Andrews, D. Royer, N. Eshelman, J. Guttschall, P. Walton, W. Tripp, A. Heisey, L. Long, K. Byers, L. Hoffer. Second Row: P. Brosey, N. Rice, A. Heisey, E. Dieffenbach, R. Klinger, J. Rutherford, M. Hollinger, L. Chapman, R. Mummau, D. Griffith, A. Lancaster, B. Smuck, E. Martin, L. Shank, L. Weidman. Third Row: B. Parrett, L. Beckhaus, O. Florschutz, R. Bainbridge, S. Hornalius, G. Heffner, N. Chittum, T. Harder, M. Leicht, T. Lighthiser, F. Olweiler, A. Keller, A. Hufford, R. Plummer, M. Shank, E. Smith. ' Eli .--- .1 First Row, left to right: J. Heisey, J. Messick, J. Sweigart, N. Park, P. Horst, J. Killian, F. Hoover, B. Miller, J. Gohn, G. Hess, J. Hoerner, C. Hilsher, P. Berrier, L. Longenecker, E. Seitz, D. Olweiler, F. Long. Second Row: P. Weaver, M. Farver, R. Barley, N. Campbell. J. Zerphy, L. Goodling, N. Wagner, M. Rutt, M. Parmer, L. Gibble, M. Easton, J. Betz, J. Schroll, J. Chapman, J. Eyer, J. Bingeman. Third Row: M. Wright, J. Brandt, H. Eshelman, B. Withers, R. Gebhard, D. Heisey, R. Myers, R. Fearn, W. Fetter, D. Garber, I. Engle, W. Chesnutt, W. Kleinfelter, D. Zook, G. Achom, A. M. Groff, J. Miller, M. Schwanger. SO Interesting, fellows? Bus riders homeward bound. Home Economics Class gets a few tips from a Hot-Point representative. Sophomore girls discuss the school day. Tom and his jet-propelled crutches. Juniors increased their his- torical knowledge at Gettys- burg. Coberly makes a daring move. Future scientists balance the scales. Nancy calls her new boy' friend t'Cement-face." They've got you, Miller! Coberly and Beckhaus refuel for afternoon classes. Hard-working juniors bag- ging peanuts. A pre-school bull session. Friendly Freshmen First Row, left to right: S. Royer, L. Sweigart, K. Winters, R. Lokey, J. Hershey, J. Weaver, P. Douglas P. Hol- linger, P. Adams, W. Heisey, J. Martin, R. Miller, H. Brandt, P. Brandt, B. Bryan, F. Walters, D. Blough. Second Row: J. Herr, L. Nye, E. Kessler, N. Schroll, D. Raffensberger, J. Espenshade, P. Vuxta, J. Trostle, L. Garns, R. Heigle, P. Heisey, D. Whitmoyer, M. Musser, M. Brandt, J. Paxson, B. Brown. Third Row: W. Knight, J. Senseman, E. Shank, N. Brandt, S. Ober, B. Stahl, K. Bockey, V. Martin, L. Smith, H. Eberly, R. Flowers, N. Heisey, K. Nauman, J. May, R. Baker, J. Flynn, B. Floyd, S. Kaylor. MM K. nwassazulnnl: rr-'hm First Row, left to right: R. Long, S. Knarr, S. Stahl, J. Barnhart, J. Funck, G. Klinger, J. Shank, T Sextz E Frazier. Second Row: W. Mummert, A. Fasnacht, M. Hess, J. Longenecker, T. Trimmer, A. Swelgart S Bechtel, D. Grimm, R. Broucht, J. Earhart, J. Craun. J. Grimm, D. Bradley, D. Pautz. Third Row: R Emenhei ser, A. Reider, M. Hufford, M. Stauffer, R. Hawthorne, A. Good, C. Cobaugh, K. Gish, J. Rutherford A Steh man. D. Bryan, S. Shiffer, J. Summy, J. Risser. Fourth Row: R. Hoover, G. Brandt, M Weaver, G Hoover J Zarfoss, D. Bowser, K. Landis, M. Wert, R. Eshelman, N. Hoffer, W. Fink, M Grubb, J. Wanamaker G Helm D. Heller. 52 Eager Eighth Graders -4 :sm Y. - ' 'YJ l First Row, Ieit to right: J. Shank, D. Grubb. H Daveier, J. Wenger, C. Lehman, P. Rosensteel, J. Landvater, R Fultz, J. Ebersole. D. Stevens. Second Row: M. Martin, R. Butterbaugh, R. Milbee, G. Clerk, F. Van Scyoc, J Wanamaker, J. Rutherford, S. Patton, D. Miller, P. Seiders, J. Frye. Third Row: R. Haines, R. Jumper, C Moose, J. Dougherty. S. Brown. R. Wenger, N. Ebersole, L. Greenly, S. Lehman, B. Landis, B. Heckert, S Heckert, D. Shearer. F First Row, left to right: J. Otis. S. Bishop, E. Beck. P. Shank, C. Griffith, I. Brubaker, T. Weaver, A. Frey, J. Hawthorne, L. Erb. J. Frey. Second Row: G. Weaver, G. Hershey, P. Atherton, J. Royer, G. Hixon. M. Hoo- ver, D. Kniley. M. Lokey. E. Lutz, B. Sinniger. L. Ulrich. Third Row: J. Shank. M. Ginder, J. Warden. G. Ney, M. Engle. S. Flowers. D. Emenheiser, J. Smith, D. Etter, D. Warfel, L. Gutshall, R. Albright. 53 Spirited Seventh Graders i P First Row, left to right: S. Ishler, G. Fisher, J. Nisley, L. Collins, D. Arndt, M. Isenberg, W. Sine, J. H. Engle. Second Row: R. Abram, D. Martin, D. Gibble, B. Gish, H. Andrews, M. Warren, I. Stahl, B. Strickland, N. Stein. Third Row: H. Goodling, S. Loraw, J. Chapman, P. Meyers, L. Boyer, E. Hershman, K. Beinhauer, P. Obenstine, P. Shelley, S. Itzoe. First Row, left to right: D. Bishop, M. Gebhard, K. Rice, R. Little, S. Good, H. Dostman, B. Funck, K. Stone', L. Lehman, G. Rickert, E. Wolgemuth. Second Row: E. Bishop, F. Hershey, S. Bates, C. L. Baker, C. Earhart, N. Dagen, E. Enck, L. Seiders, J. Miller, J. Westafer, L. Good, R. Cunningham, D. Jumper. Third Row: D. Diffenbach, C. Gilgore, J. Shank. A. Kilhefner, N. Greenawalt, R. Ebersole, N. Bankler, E. Taylor, M. Heisey, J. Heigel, S. Landis, H. Kleinfelter, N. Royer, D. Morgan. 54 Putting into practice the eti- quette they learned, fresh- men girls entertain various members of the faculty at dinners. Soaking up sunshine while waiting for the one o'clo:k bell. Ooh! You're tickling me! Freshmen look mystified as Miss Mengel explains library procedure. That's using your foot, Frye! Hungry underclassmen pa- tronize F. H. A. noon-time candy counter. Seventh graders sew a fine seam. A shop student is taught that every inch counts. Our most popular text book -Super Comics. Now, girls, be sure the pieces fit before pinning. Freshmen make a shocking discovery! AGTIVITIES '1 515' J we T 44" +- 'R "Q -.. 71 f 2' r!4 .4 J -1 179' ,jf . xx I 'K v 1 Un sy 5 U , r af if 1 4 x rh L 1. av ng D -1'-'K Y' I' r,f-A ,mf 4,-1 "' "..f 'Nv- r K . .4 zr ww I , af .Ji 'Lf' f 1 1 1-4.15: ' xii- 'J' v- ,V ,.Q .JV ,VZ Aff, L QU' ' 'Q- Li' ' sf "' . 'A Hr' c ' . --- ' 34' , . 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'X - ff ,xi ff 1' - 453' ', ':iQg1'Q '5 , VpiQ1",V'A,4 V Ng?-jV: It 75 J--.1 L,1...1,,, V 3, V V ,V ug , 1. dz.. :L b7d5E:v.L'i::3iL' H '- 75- . Aki 5 ,Vw . b V 2711 fn?-, :J V ' ' , V' gg If A ., I .. . 'V JV-4-I.i,,. J , V A ,, .-' ' V-mf "4 ,- ' ' .v ' ' , ,ny ' rx- .v r 1 ' E11zc1bethc1n Staff Heads YEARBOOK STAFF HEADS left to nght Mr J Petnllock Art Advlser D Ea hart Art Editor A Kessler Business Edxto P Boggs Lxterary Edltor P Grubb Photography Edxtor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Taking snapshots, arrangmg students for group pxctures were thelr dutles Hurrah the suns out a small staff four members headed by Paul Grubb chief headache was trying to get the plctures from the photographer Left to Rzght J Lxghthnser J Hxvner P Grubb D Newcomer S8 l Miss Wagner, Iliterary Adviserg loliss E. Bell, Yearbook Advlserg E. Welliver, Editor-in-Qhiefi ' ' ' . U 7 'YY -- 43 LITERARY STAFF. Kept busy dur- ing Tuesday's activity periods . . . interviewed teachers and seniors for yearbook write-ups . . . racked their brains for more adjectives and adverbs . . . found a new use for the dictionary . . . headed by Pat Boggs . . . advised by Miss L. Wagner. Seated, Ielr to right: J. Belser. J. Ruther- ford, F. Boggs, J. Dunnick. Second Row: R. Seiders R. M. Sgitz, S. Myexs. Sland- ing: G. Eisenhower, N. Risdon, P. Hess. 1. Ginder. M. Miller, R. M.ller, H. Nau- rnan, D Bricker, J. Roland. ART STAFF. Planned the layout of the yearbook . . . worked hard on di- vider pages . . . designed it to be the best yearbook ever published . . . art editor, Dorothy Earhart . . . adviser. Mr. Petrillock. Seated, left to right: P. Lienhard, S. Wy- liga, M. Grubb, M. Grubb. Standing, Iell to right: P. Earhart, D. Earhart, M. Dief- fenbach, M. Hess, H. Weidman, Y. Nisley, J. Sheetz. BUSINESS STAFF. Took charge of getting advertisements for yearbook . . . Super-salesmen! . . . handled all year- book money . . . headed by Arlene Kessler . . . capably advised by Miss Bell . . .helped Literary Staff by typing the copy. Stored, It-it to right First Row: A. Kessler, S. Wyliga, P. Lxenhard, P. Barnhart, Sec- ond Row: E. Daveler, P. Weidman, D, Nutt, V. Sweigart. Standing: S. J. Brandt, G. Crowe. M. Koppenhaver, G. Sloat, M. Wright, J. Lanraster, J. Fisher. G. Snyder. Elizabethan Staffs M1X9d Chorus First Row Ielt to right M Mrller S Garber G Ersenhow r R Seltz S Myers N Rlsdon P Boggs M Sh nk Sheetz M Grubb L Lambert P Longenecker J Rutherford J Gmder D Messlck J Hoffman Second Row Daveler L Baum Y Nrsley E Moyer V En k G Nauss G Crowe R Sauter E Bomgardner M Wrrght Swrsher D Brrcker P Hess D Nutt J Roland Thrrd Row P Yarnall J Helm J B lser G Sload M Helt Grubb E Wellrver A Forney L Barley P Belser P Gr mer J Becker J Lrghthrser M Wert Fourth Row Hoerner J Weaver J Eyer G Stauffer MIXED CHORUS worked dlhgently two perrods a week offered the publrc the harmony of therr blended VOICES under the drrectron of M1ss Ros ma Brandt the slxty vorce chorus sang for the Chrlstmas program and the annual Sprrng Concert Mxss Brandt was qulte lenlent wlth demerlts especlally when angora fuzz was Hoatmg over the audxtorluml the unsung hero of M1XEd Chorus James Martm pranlst D pendable accompanrsts for chorus at the keyboard left to rlght are P Gremer Boys Chorus J Roland Grrls Chorus and Martm Mixed Chorus Sophomore Mrxed Chorus students ga n therr first experrence 1n choral work through thrs or gamzatrcn 60 I , . , . , . , . c , . , . , . , . , . , B. ' , . ' , . , . , . . . ' : . , . , . e , . , . . P. , . ' , . , . A , . , . e' , . , . ' ' , . . . : Martin. D. Herman, H. Gerber, G. Frost,H Re'ner, J. Cobzrly, J. Hivner, J. Belser, R. Harder. K- Rerghard. H. az , . - . . T ' , ' - l e - . .. . . 7 y ' v - - , I h 2 . , 1 J- , l . Y . . . Spotlight on Harmony BOYS CHORUS Mlss R Brandt drrectmg F1rstRow left to nght J Bmgeman D Dixon H Gerber R DAgostmo G Shxrk A Forney W Chesnutt J Mrller G Sload G Achorn Second Row J Martin D Herman B Smuck R Plummer E Smxth P Grubb E Welllver P Belser R Zell P Gremer G Stautfer J Weaver Thzrd Row G Berrler G Frost M Helt H Reiner J Coberly J Hrvner J Bel er B Parrett R Harde K Rerghard R Emenhelser H Hoerner J Eyer E Seltz BOYS CHORUS composed of senlor hlgh boys rehearsed durmg Tuesdays actlvlty perlods Mrss Brandts dlsclplmary headache melodlous voices well balanced chorus themr repertolre consxsted of such songs as Sleep Lxttle jesus Boy and joshua at th Battle of jerzcho entertalned the audlences wlth thelr hearty srnglng accompanied by Paul Gremer GIRLS CHORUS First Row left to right G Matoney G Snyder P Herr N Swexgart A S lfert J Espen shade H Weldman M Dleffenbach A Kessler M Harnes P Llenhard J Cvlnder J Roland Second Row D Shearer S J Brandt M Koppenhaver S Wyllga J McKonl5 J Warren J Ellxnger L Bowman D Shearer P Earhart M Hxlsher L Esslnnger D Brrcl-cer Third Row H Nauman M Hess P Weldman A Gantz J Chapman E Bomeardner J Rtsser V Swergart M Sonnon E Hocfer J Rxsser B SWlSll9l' M Wert P Irngen ker J Lxghthrser GIRLS CHORUS composed of Junlor and senlor glrls thrllled the audlence vnth Carol of the Bxrds xn the Chrlstmas Concert rehearsed durmg Frlday actlvxty p mods second soprano sectron caused MISS Brandt many headaches' lovely gowns added to the beautv of the Sprmg Concert gave therr verslon of Mozart s Alphabet accompanled by Jean Roland . . , . , . . , . , . . , , . . . D . , . . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . x . . . . . I . H F . . , . , . , . , . , . , . a . . . . ., . , . , . , . , . . ,, . . . , . . ' ' ' Al ' U tl Q . . . , .. . ,, . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . - . . D . . . .. . . . , . . . U , ,, . Y Instrumental Groups 92 JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Fzrst Row Ielt to right D Emenherser A Rrsser J Wenger J Earhart J Ebersole M Exsenberg R Mumper Second Row S Rrsser B Hoffman E Enck L Smlth M Hoover J Warden K Kruse I Brubaker J Hoover G H ffner L Ulrlch F Van Scyoc J Longnecker R Belser L Longenecker Thzrd Row N Schroll M Weaver M Brandt R Kmg E Snnlger J Wanamaker M Engle G Achorn R JUNIOR ORCHESTRA our future Senlor Orchestra members composed of thxrty live puplls drrected by Mr Klauss practlces falthfully every Tuesday mornmg plays once a year ln assembly What a thr1ll' .TRS-W.. GIRLS STRING ENSEMBLE Seated left to nght N Rrsdon J Rutherford J Becker E H rshman J Belser L Esslmger J Trostle M E Ma tm Back Y Nxsley M Shank GIRLS STRING ENSEMBLE Dlrector Klauss prxde and joy composed of n1ne gxrls from the Jumor and senlor hlgh school plays for assemblles and other outslde engagements Pennsylvama Muslc and Forensxc League wmners for three years 62 , , X 'fi nl' . ' , ' : . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . e , . . . , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , . , . 1 , . , . , . , . Wenger, R. Abram, N. Klauss, Dxrector, D. Glbble, D. Andrews, M. Shank. . ' LS . ' H 42' Y I D , f, . . - , ' : . ' , - . - , - 2 , . , . , . , . . r . : . . . . U , . , . . . . Sen1or Orchestra SENIOR ORCHESTRA Fzrst Row left to rzght N Rrsdon J Rutherford C Moose D Messick D Grubb S Patton H Daveler D Zook J Trostle M Martm L Longenecker J Belser Secord Row O Florschutz D Andrews J Becker E Hershman L Esslmger E Welhver D Raffensperger J Wanamaker P Barnhart J Martn P Gremer E Sertz J Eyer H Boozer P Belser Tlurd Row J Roland Y N1s1ey J Newcomer R Bambrzdge J Bxngeman W Sexders N Klauss P Grubb M Shank SENIOR ORCHESTRA Qulet please I m tumng' well never forget the melodlous strams that floated through the halls Thursday mornmgs under the baton of Mr Noah Klau s Senlor Orchestra held the attentlon of the audlence at the Junlor and Semor Class Plays played anythmg from Chop Sticks to Tcha1koWsky's Frith winner of the Pennsylvania MJSIC and Forenslc League for two years The blended vorces of the G1rls Trxo Esther Moyer Elsxe Bomgardner and Jean Rutherford d hghted the audlences at our c n erts WL-.1 .J I The Boys Quartet composed of Kenneth Rexg hard George Sload Jack Coberly and Juhus Belser proved to be one of the finest I E 63 O - 1 -' - v - v f y - . 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'U fo " Ki " X Vs., , , f 1' v 1 f , 'Z f , f ,V , 1 . f . . 5, "i, :Z J ,V , 5, H1Y Kr' elmg J Meckley G Hess J Coberly J Ulrnch J Bmgeman J Rahn D Dlxon J Kuntzelman P Grem r I Gebhard H Forry J Newcomer Standmg First Row H Boozer J Weaver E Smnxger R Shank R Kmg B Wlthers C Whnt moyer J Lambert K Wxttle J Proctor G Berruer J Frey H Lxghty D Zook Mr R Trxmble Second Row M Weaver D Grnftith L Shank I Engle B Parrett F Olwexler R DAgost1no J Mxller G Frost G Achorn J Rutherford W Fetfer R Bambndge D Laudenslager G Gallo Thzrd Row R Plummer T Harder T Llghthxser B Smuck L Bechhaus H Walters H Hoemer G Sload R Harder W Forwood P Grubb J Hlvner R Gordon E Smlth Fourth Row R Zell R Beck R Mlller A Forney L Barley J Berrxer P Belser R Emenhelser H Eshelman E W lhver D New comer J Kaylor L Gutshall R Rxce K Relghard G Shirk G Weaver HI Y promotes clean l1VlI"lg, clean speech, clean ath1et1cs,and clean scholarshlp meetmgs conducted every other Wednesday under the leadershlp of Gllbert Shxrk advmsed by Mr R Trlmble seventy three boys compose the club no 1n1t1at1on accounted for mcrease of mem bers aCtlV1t1eS 1ncluded SWll'Ill'1'1lDg partles sendlng CARE packages to needy famlhes ln Europe Jomed Trl H1 Y ln sponsormg the All Seasons Dance bull SSSSIOHS were held every meetmg d1scuss ng teen age problems HI YOFFICERS Left to nght L Barley Vxce presldent H Eshelman Chaplam H Walters Treasurer G Shxrk Presl dent A Fomey Secretary J Kaylor Sergeant at Arms Mr R Trlmble Advxser TRI HI Y OFFICERS Left to nght J Roland Secretary Miss A McGrane Advlser J Belser Presldent J Becker Vxce presldent J Hoffman Treasurer J Dunmck Chaplam 64 O 1 le. - . . . .Q . .. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. , . .,, , . ,. . , . . ,. , . , . ,. ,. ,. - ,. , . ,. , . ,. , . , . , .. . . . , . . , . . . , . ,. ,. , . , . ,. , . , . ,. , . ,. , . , . . . . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . , . , . , . , . ,. ,. , . , . . . . . . . . 3. - , . , . , . ,. ,. ,. . . , . , . ., , . ,. ,. , . ,. ,. , . . ... , ...- - . .. , ' v - r v - 1 v - v ' 5- y 1- v -- Q . . , w w v - v v - y 1' v ' - v - v y . , . T11 H1 Y First Row left to right Mrs Morrls M Dxeffenbach J Go'1n L Longenecker D Messxck M Mlller D Shearer Y Nxsley J Roland D Shearer G Ma on y Second Row J Betz J Chapman J K1ll1 n L Baum H Eshelman P Barnhart G Snyder J Schroll M Easton P Brosey N Wagner N Swexgart B Mrller M Palmer L Goodlmg R Barley D Good Third Row N Campb ll L Gxbble J Zerphey R Seltz M Le1cht L Lon F Long G Sloat R Mummau J Rnsser E Hoffer J Gnder J Ru herford P Hess J Rrss r D Brlcker P Jacobs M Hllsher R Khnger TRI HI Y had 1tS beglnnmg thlrty two years ago promotes hlgh standards of Chrlstlan char acter cne hundred seven gurls compose the club presldent Janet Belser advxser Mxss A een Party Sadxe Hawkms Day Dance d1s rxbuted baskets of food at Chrlstmas Chrlst mas carollng sponsored the March of Dlmes Campalgn represented at the Umted Natxons Assembly at Harrrsburg events cllmaxed wlth the Mother Daughter Banquet ma1nta1ns the reputatlon of one of the most actlve clubs ln E H S First Row left to right L Bowman M Koppenhaver S Wyhga P Lexnhard A Snyder N Rrce E Page P Earhart D Earhart B Brubaker H Nauman S Hornafrus E Martm Second Row P Werdman G Crowe J Lancaster M Sonnon A Kessler V Swe1gart J Fxsher G Nauss M Grubb E Bo'ngardner M Hess J Chapman A Hexsey A M Gantz P Longenecker P Yarnall L Esslmger Thrrd Row J Warren A M Graff M Schwanger P Wexdman S Myers L Lam bert R M Sauter J McKonly M Shank J Belser J Becker J Dunmck J Lxgh hnser P Boggs B J Smsh r J H m N Rlsdon J Rlsser J Sheetz 6: I O - - fri W . . 4 . I A E' ' 1 , i I , F : . A y - ' , . A , . ,. U , . ' , . , . . . , . , . t e . .' . , . - , . I a , . , . I , . l. : . - e , . , . , l. , Z , . g. . I , . . , . . . . I . . . l , . . . . ' , l . McGrane . . . numerous 8CtlVltl6S . . . sponsored another successful Curt1s Campalgn . . . Hallow- , .' . . . V - I - - . - - - f I . - . - . . . Y Act1v1t1es K! WIN IM' as Come and get lt t1me Officers and adv1ser of the Tr1 H1 Y counted Eager magazme salesmen at the Halloween Party' and tall1ed the Curt1s sales each mornmg dur mspect the prlzes mg the campa1gn The H1 Y boys led by Presxdent G11 Grab a shoe and get a g1rl' Janet Belser pres1dent of the Tn Sh1rk d1scuss plans for the All Seasons H1 Y asks for nommatlons for repre Dance sentat1ves to the Umted Nat1ons Assembly Paul Grubb cla1ms h1s partner for the Danclng was one of the many 3CtlVltleS H1 Y boys "steal the schmoo" at the shoe dance at the Halloween Party at the Halloween Party Sadie HaWklH'S Day DaI1CB 66 l M111 Y ,G G, 1 - 2 Q, Y 'F ' 573 3 t y x. ia 'ia F I , 3 fn- 4 wiv' M, X g I 3 ' G 3 M- 1 B X L MXL. Junior Y Clubs JUNIOR TRI HI Y Frrst Row left to nght S Bates J Hershey J Mlller C Grxfhth L Lehman J Westafter C Baker E Taylor C Earhart B Grsh J Warden Second Row P Rosensteel G Weaver J Nlsley M Warren A Krlhefner J Martm P Douglas P Adams J Esper-shade N Schroll M Engle J Wenger D Etter Thzrd Row L Gutshall J Shank B Bryan S Loraw N Bankler T Sertz A Fasnacht S Patton G Clark J Wana maker D Grubb E Frasxer K Grsh M Grubb 100 9 an ns- un lun uno as so JUNIOR HI Y Fzrsr Row left to right R Abram D Albright E Blshop K RICE K Ston r J Frey J Hawthome J Weaver J Shank D Glbble D Brshop Second Row J Ruth rford B Cocker E Shank D Raffensperger E Kessler R Baker J May H Goodlmg J Herr H Daveler D Warfel J Funck Thzrd Row R Harnes R Wenger R Hawthorne J Rutherford D Bryan D Heller G Brandt J Wanamak r M Weaver R Eshel man R Broucht W Funk G Helm 67 ' ' . , .' - , . , . , . Y . , . 5 . , . , . , . , . . .' . , . , . , . , .' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - . -Ne -5 ur ' f , - , -f' - ' -' f-. . . lt ,J ,, u . K W , 4 . -' JA Y Q . J . , an , ,, .. , ,rf , J I I f l , In 5. l A f evg : ...W A I ,V A - i wg' af. , ' ' lg ,ff 3. v , A 3 , yo ,JV W f fa V ' W 4 L I V 4' - " e N. ' ' n 3 1 a V , ff 1 " l ' , Ll . -'E ,. . . . . . ' , . ' . .' . e . . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . . f . , . . . . . , . , , . . . . e. . , . - Clubs I 1... w - ew is ev' RIFLE CLUB. Lying: D. Newcomer, P. Grubb, R. Miller. J. Hivner. Kneeling: E. Welliver, J. Meckley. R. Beck. J. Proctor, J. Kuntzelmen, R. Zell. Standing: Mr. N. Diehl, H. Reiner, J. Newcomer, E. Sinniger, J. Brandt, R. Plummer, B. Parrett, D. Herman, G. Achorn, T. Harder. RIFLE CLUB . . . member of the National Riiie Association . . . composed of senior high boys . . . divided into two squads of ten members each . . . striving to earn medals . . . the Army supplied guns and ammunition . . . entered targets in National Postal and Randolph Hearst matches . . . also held a match with Ephrata High . . . emphasis is placed on developing qualities of sportsmanship . . . President, Paul Grubb . . . Adviser, Mr. Diehl. F. H. A. Seated, left to right: Mrs. V. Rohrer, G. Nauss, E. Hoffer, G. Crowe, M. Hess, J. Chapman. Stand- ing, left to right: D. Kautz, V. Coble, A. Snyder, D. Heisey, A. Lokey, M. Sonnon, M. Dieffenbach, M. Wert, F. Nissley, H. Weidman, B. Kipp, S. Garber. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . . aiiiliated with State and National Association . . . composed of senior high home economic students . . . a very active club . . . sold refreshments to hungry students at noon time . . . sponsored Bangle Day, Red Cross Drive, and March of Dimes . . . treated the faculty to a hearty May Day Breakfast . . . made much progress with the help of their adviser, Mrs. V. Rohrer . . . President, Georgina Crowe . . . Vice-president, Marian Hess . . . Secretary, Elizabeth Hoffer . . . Treasurer, Gloria Nauss. 68 Service Staffs vu., .l INDOOR PATROL. Fits! Row, Ieit to right: Miss I. LeVan, D. Shearer, R. Barley, J. Roland, D. Bricker, P. Lienhard, J. Risser. R. M. Seitz. J. Fisher, P. Hess, G. Crowe. Second Row: J. Ginder, J. Dunnick, R. Seiders. M. Hess, J. Lancaster, J. Chapman, N. Risdon, J. Sheetz. S. Myers. R. M. Sauter, L. Esslinger, M. Sonnon. "SINGLE file!" . . . "No drinks!" . . . "Other door!" . . . these are often heard while passing through the halls of E. H. S .... it's the Indoor Patrol on duty! . . . capably directed by Miss I. LeVan and headed by Georgina Crowe. LIBRARY STAFF. Seated, Ielt to right: H. Eshelman, Miss M. Mengel, E. Bomgardner, M. Hilsher. D. Shearer. L. Esslinger. E. Moyer, Standing: J. Barnhart, J. Betz, D. Good. N. Park, J. Killian. J. Summy, P. Douglas. B. Brown. S. Shiffer. L. HoFfer. SIXTEEN "Library Anns" under the careful direction of Miss Mengel serve the bookworrns of our school . . . Checking out books . . . helping with reference work . . . finding books. . . filing cards . . . taking inventory . . . preparing books for circulation , . . thirty-nine hundred volumes keep the staff hopping. .. a day in the library is never dull. 69 Band Flrst Row Ieit to rrght N Klauss I Brubaker G Clark J Warden M Hoover S Patton D Grubb C Moose J Wanamaker T Seltz M Engle D Messick L Longenecker J Schroll Second Row D Andrews E Seltz J Bmgeman R Abram J Rutherford D Warfel L Ulrlch D Gxbble J Eyer D Raffenspe ger J Paxson R M Sextz Third Row J Ulrlch A Rexder P Bamhart D Nutt J Fisher P Earhart D Earhart R Kmg G Heffner J Ebersole E Smmger W Sexders Fourth Row M Grubb K Glsh P Yarnall H Forry R Wen ger G Achorn P Gremer J Martm H Boozer J Zarfoss R Balnbndge Frith Row W Chesnutt J Mxller 'V CTORY, Vxctory V1ctory for E H S our Band the muslcal support at football games and don t forget those mvlgoratmg pep ralhes' under the very capable dlrectlon of Mr Klauss prac tlced live tlmes a week members were cautloned to come to practlce at 7 30 not 8 00' started season by capturmg f1rst place m the Mxddletown Band Com petltxon another trophy to add to our collectlon of twelve I'SCelVlI'lg second place ln the Harrisburg Chrlstmas Parade ended an exceptlonal year Our drum majorette Nancy Rxsdon as representatxve of the Band recelves congratulatrons from the Commandmg Officer of Olmsted Fleld for wmmng first prlze ln the competltxon held Arr Force Day . I I I : ' Y ' . Y ' 9 ' 7 ' Y ' Y ' Y ' ' Y . I , . , . , . , . ' , . . . .' . , . , ' ' 1 ' I y ' O v - I v ' 1 ' 1 .' v - 7 1 ' ' 1 . . . : . I . , . h , . , . , . I . , . , . , . , . b, . -, . . : . ' ' , . n , . , . , . I - , . , . , . , . , . , . . .' . , . , G. Stauffer, B. Parrett, P. Belser, J. Wanamaker, G. Helm, L. Boyer, P. Grubb, E. Welliver. ' X X' . l ' 1 ' , ' . . ." i V . . . W w nts.-X Y 'F Q n 1 - 1 Q- t Q J . . . . Q V . K . . . U ' - . . U ' ' X ., , J ld 'J . . . ! . 1 I Out 111 Front BAND FRONT Color Guard left to right J Rlsser J Becker N Sloat M Shank Mayorettes N Rlsdon First Row Y Nrsley J Rutherford J Trostle E Taylor Second Row S Shlffer J Belser M Grubb S Loraw P Jacobs Held amld the hearty approval of the spectators lovely to look at Drum Majorette Nancy Rlsdon headed a company of elght rnaJorettes sponsored Tag Day to iinance then' twlrlmg lessons Color Guard battled the breeze wlth b1g flags although only three majorettes returned thxs year, the front put on a great show and added oomph to the band Jay Enck our Guest Major of The Color Guard proudly exhxblts thexr Surprlse package' the Band Jamboree at the Enola summer umforms football game 71 WHISTLE 2-3-4-march! . . . these snappy, high-stepping majorettes strutted down the football Daily Doings SEPTEMBER 7 Back to school. 8 Mr. Klauss didn't waste any time. Band practice began at 7:30 A. M. 10 Opened football season with a decisive victory over Palmyra. 13 First warning of Pennsylvania Week Quiz. 14 Choruses were chosen. 15 Notice in morning bulletin: Individual locks are to be removed from lockers. Please!! 16 Who will be Corn Queen? 17 We rolled over Columbia and chalked up another victory. 18 Band won first prize at Olmsted Field despite stiff com- petition. 20 Notice in morning bulletin: If individual locks are not removed from lockers, they will be sawed off! 21 Principal's pleading was of some avail. Locks were removed. 22 Band members were informed to please report to practice at 7:30-not 8:00! 24 Manheim Township had us worried at the half, but the Bears came out on top. 27 Curtis Campaign began! 28 Students made tours of E-town's industries during Penn- sylvania Week. 29 Pennsylvania Week Quizg George took top honors. OCTOBER 1 Donald Zook made a touchdown and we defeated Manheim Boro! 13 Mr. Diehl's fender was creased by a very embarrassed teacher. 14 The biggest pep rally of the year aroused the town for the Ephrata game. 15 The Bears trounced Ephrata, breaking the jinx. 19 End of the first marking period-many depressed students. 20 Mr. D'Agostino fed spaghetti to a starving football team, band, and cheerleading squad. 21 Hockey squad defeated a surprised Mount joy team. Hurray! 22 E-town came through in the last half to down West York. 25 Senior High Halloween Party, sponsored by the Y's. 26 Halloween Party for the junior High. 28 Teachers' turn to attend classes-Institute. 29 Although outplaying the Blue Raiders, E-town lost the Middletown game by a trick of fate. NOVEMBER 5 The Bears came through with an easy victory over Enola. 10 Hockey team was defeated by East Hemptield in mud and darkness. 11 An impressive Armistice Day program. 12 "Beanie Day' for the Seniors. 12 Won our first Football Championship as we overpowered a strong Biglerville team! 15 No school! 17 Jane Lighthiser was elected honorary captain of the '48 hockey team. 18 Dancing was an added attraction at Doctor Thompson's annual football banquet. 19 The Y-sponsored Sadie Hawkins' Day Party was loads of fun! 25 Thanksgiving vacation. We crammed our stomachs instead of our heads. 30 Opened the '48-'49 basketball season by tucking away our first victory over East Lampeter. DECEMBER 3 Easily defeated West Lampeter in another pre-season game. 7 The Blue and Whites were handed their first loss by Columbia. 9 Mr. Clemens announced the NEW RULES. 10 White blouses and black skirts were all the rage. 10 Middletown stumped us in the last few minutes of play. 9-10 Characteristically, the Senior Class Play was a big suc- cess. 11 Chalked up another victory over Highspire. 14 In the official opening game of Section I, the E-town cage- men romped over a strong Mount Joy team. 17 The Bears downed East Hempfield, the previous champs. 20 Raymond Harder was chosen the outstanding football athlete of Lancaster County. 21 Snow at last! 21 Turned back the East Donegal quintet. 22 Christmas Concert. 23 Middletown may have had a good team but ours was better. in E. H. S. JANUARY 2 We came back to school proudly displaying Christmas presents. 3 Junior Class rings arrived-soon exchanged. 4 Walloped an underdog Columbia team. 5 Abe Forney achieved an unprecedented record of six de- merits in chorus. 6 Patricia Boggs was elected the A'Good Citizen" of the school. 7 The E-towners returned from Marietta, down but not out. 12 The Farm Show drew a huge crowd, including half of the E. H. S. student body. 14 We trounced a strong Manheim Boro team. 18 Brushed off the Red and Whites from Mount joy. 19 Seniors remembered themes, groaned, tried to forget. 21 Trumped the boys from East Hempfield, 24 Sulphur fumes nearly asphixiated the 12-1 chemists, and most of the other students! 26 Outplayed a scrappy North York team. 27 Seniors finally got down to that theme, and the library was suddenly crowded. 27 Marvels of hypnotism in assembly. 28 Kept alive hopes for the Section I title by overpowering East Donegal. FEBRUARY 1 Essay Day. 2 North York handed us a tough defeat. 4 Nosed out the Marietta team to crown us winners of Section I. 11 In a thriller we'll never forget, luck was ours as the Bears came through in the last minute to defeat Manheim. 14 Weather: heat wave. 15 The yearbook sales campaign was in full swing. 16 Outclassing New Holland in the first of the county play-offs, we anxiously awaited the Manor game. 21 E. H. S. spruced up, nervously looking forward to the EVALUATORS. 22 Upsetting overconfident Manor, the basketball team copped the County Championship for the first time in the history of the school. 23-24-25 E. H. S.-the ideal school. 25 The All-Seasons Dance drew a huge crowd. 28 Senior girls' gym class accidents totalled: one broken jaw, one torn ligament, three pairs of broken glasses, numerous side injuries and over-tread ankles. MARCH I In like a lion! 2 In the final minute of our first State play-off, our cagemen broke the tie and defeated North York. 3 Rushed the yearbook to the printers, barely making the deadline. 3-4 The Junior Class Play, 'fMiss jimmy," was hilarious. 7 Played Middletown in another State play-off. 17 Jr. Chamber of Commerce proposed Youth Day. 18 Hoerner swings into action. 21 Political candidates were elected. 23 Parties plaster posters. 24-25 The music department presnted an excellent Spring Concert. 31 Political Rally. APRIL 1 April Fool! 4 Election Day . . . Democrats by a landslide. 12 Youth Day . . . Shirk and officers rule for a day. -19 Easter vacation. Faculty and students surrendered completely to an acute case of spring fever. 29 Home economics department presented the annual fashion show. MAY 10 Grade School Musicale. . 13 Friday the thirteenth, but nothing dreadful happened. 16 Exams began-dusty books were opened, midnight oil was bumed, and coffee and aspirins were consumed in large quantities. 20 Prom! 21 Aching feet and pleasant dreams kept us in bed 'til noon. JUNE 2 The seniors presented "Nuggets of the '49ers." 3 Commencement, and seniors bade good-bye to E. H. S. 15 20 SPDRTS -veg, ' wx.-..., 9 N115 nf WPS, Q5 x if ', A. J' ' . ,2" if J . NI. U .Q w in I Y b,.., . v--Q-CN i. ' " r" Y . I 1' Q " 5 ix 11 A Y, 2 X .. YE7 N u A W I: 'IX 2 2' , ' " A vig. A 1. :L E . ASK!! 'i1F'Tf U. ',,q.x . l . .' ' jr fmt- .3 1 t 1 .. - I xi: A I 2' : . , 3 f 1 . -,Q Q if .. H' Y i A LQ.. A . - ' . - ,xg sf . ' MN 1-Q ' Y . -fm, PF . , ' 4 ' WL. gi xxx A .. -. Q - . h ,JL ' - "rf, fig. 37 myfnin-'Qi fzz-2'-iff?" "Knew - . ' Q ..if41,M . " HF? ' M ' -'KD--nw. fe. - . "rn fy ' ' ,. 1 1' ' , , , ,, 5 F "" i . ' -. J, ,. ,. , l I A"313f::r .-,' - - f.n',f...4.,.,.,...,..,. f:tfQ'd ' 50 5 h ,Q H ' 4-: ...J Y ' 1. ' N ' ' - , A ' f . .fi 1-, ' '.. i "H -1 . ,ff 1... 433 ' 1-, SL 'yn' 'R 'L 1 x 011 the Sidelines Q4 M.. Ephratas funeral procession Can t spot your play ers vuthout a program Fans attracted to the football games thxs year totaled 31 500 Coach Andy Kerr congratulates Ray Harder for hrs outstandmg football achrevements The teachers dxd the1r part by sellmg and collectmg t1ckets at home games ........as:siigf A 21 PDQ!! ll !l!!!!! k I -an C!! , sl ' , 1 -..- 'I lawn an Illini'-ll IE? 'Q llalr II PI" v J'-53 'iii' A l I -.gee l l' .sz- ez! ., pmtalmty U '1 "I :' o 3 'U IF o 3 an :s -. o if lf' lf o 3 Q7 o H. E' I o 5 :x -.- E J Mr Trxmble our football commentator Mr Kuntzelman treated the Cn amps t me Cream party Fxfteen Cen s please . 5 'Q " X, A - T ' f N As . Aw 4 I .- lg E g , Nl r Q . Q fc 90 T' .4 , , Q I 0 V N v , 4 l lt K f l xx 9 . Q A Cheer for the Leaders S f- ,ii QM. mth VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kn elzng left to right J Sheetz P Hess J Hoffman Standmg L Lambert P Boggs S Hornaiius RAH TEAM FIGHT" neat p ppy ch erleaders captamed by Pat Boggs co captamed by Pat Hess mght pep ralhes wxth parade and bonflre aroused townspeople marched wlth the band at football games new cheers three se11ors on squad coached by Mlss I LeVan for a Job well done by cheermg our team to vlctory we say Thanks gals' ...mf bf VI"-Q, .12 Zlvwfv " EMEA-z'-1 Jr- 6.31.9 ay 77 F .B ,f 'lr M . 'L ' Q Zil I uz.. I ,......,. . Q D ' ' . , , . . , . , . . .' . , . , . . , , .. . . . , e S . . . ' , - ' ' ' ' lf ,Y 7 7 ' M Z A ' I . , "-If I 51.3, " :V Y .4 ' 5 --V.. . ' . 1 H Q ' 4 i , 4 , A 't W , , , ., , ll 4 I 'G 1- . , M in-.4 W' M- ,ff ,Jw f , -f f Q, an 14 M ' I ' . ff wg 'f f,4'1' 'I ',,fv ' QL' '- f 'L , -uw N, Y. ,C I ' , . , 44 - fa- PCL f -A 4, , 35 A f ,,.' FQ ' , M... fb -..wr .all ' ' ' p ."' - ' .V P 44 Conference Champs Mu raffle 27 ,319 mg 3112 IU'-22 Mffxspsl sh? Q-41.35 362 32 29 35 L Barley K Relghard R Mlller H Hoerner H Barto Second Row Coach Wmdxsh R Zell G Berrxer D Laudenslager W Fetter O Florschutz F Olweller G Shxrk J Coberly H Eshelman T Harder J Frey T Llghthlser R Craun Coach Eppler Thzrd Row G Weaver R Fearn N Eshelman D Heller R Broucht A Goodhng R DAgost1no J Lambert J Meckley L Chapman J Rutherford SCORES FOR 1948 SEASON H OPP Palmyra Columb a Manhelm Township Manhelm Borough Ephrata West York is Mlddletown Enola Blglervxlle CThe pxcture speaks for ntselfh 78 s ,S , ,J G- ' rib. LV 'W .v, .J I f: J A- K ?, f V L '. Ng! .fy . ,Agn 2 .gi f Ll . 27 'Fai' tl X W J 1 5 ,, f -W -ffl ... I fe -. gr le fo A ,, -aw V Q K 5 a, Q FOOTBALL SQUAD. First Row, left to right: T. Trimmer, A. Forney, J. Kaylor, R. Rice, L. Gutshall, J. Shank, R. Harder, E. .S. . 31 0 i .......... 44 6 C ' ' .. 19 13 ' . . . 58 0 19 0 . . . . . . . . . 32 0 F . Mg ........ 0 6 gk . 39 0 ' ' ....... . . 27 7 Senlor Gndders HENRY ESHELMAN JOE KAYLOR GIL SHIRK Lov GuTsI-IALL Left Tackle RIght Halfback Left I-Ialfback RI ,Ig if J MMM ,,,,........-nu.-A fwf 14489997 WW MW L RAY MILLER Fullback .A JIM SI-IANK Left Guard HENRY HOERNER Qlght Halfback W KEN REIGHARD Center 9 Yr' JAKE BAILEY Left End Boa RICE Rnght Tackle ght End WE, 1' ,iw .,4"4 RAYMOND HARD!-:R F ullback I I 1 II, I R Q -AI' L I if ' I H , A ZI' 1 .-,. in A . ' n N y 4 . b 9 E 4 J xi, S ,mt . Af' J If It I if 5 f ',V. If ' v' f . ' I L ' W f 4, f A I I MW ,af . , ' w.u4w'59' ,ffl 5 IKA4 4 bl Y 7' - Q E I' p If 5 A V VW I :A V ak, ,V Y if . - ' 3 I' N ,l'v"' f' . ' V' ,,.- . . ' ' ,V 3 ,,,. V ' , ' , ' ., A 31521 iz' Q . 2 ' 3' f l I Z xxx 1 . I 'I' ' AAI , U I ' .Ig-I , W ,L f, ,LA W V . I 2 V ay I . ,A Y I ' A ' I AAE 'f 1,44 , ,V , L- , ,- V . ' W , . 4 - , G15 without much trouble. SCHCSRY lllfew ORCE IX, OO t E'1'oWn In Beating Elizabethtown' in' ' ears to Ma E as ' "' Th C 5 I ' in I r Lead! y n eason nbeaten ggfgmgi., 4 l' l e rpg 0 Mike Hummel. inlhis first year as n head coach, today had avappcared' Mqnh - the Middletown High football team shooting for an a lgwinning scasoyrfor the Cm- T , e"77 Twp U d Now that the Blue Raiders have hurclled Elizabethto' ' " frflffg Sf ' pu 1 appeared trithin easy reach. 0 ru S 9 le Columbia, 'xorx Catholic and Swatara Townsh' fore ' g . la , ' Raiders, path, but it is bclievediv-'Q'------ji sing! Ci thev will knock over each of them and 40Sf'C0"diHlt Close can for Middletown Dev B " i tht uire et. tc ll. T t ant rice: .10 icke The l Averages 18 Yds. Pr Try s E-TOWN' Jolt Columbia: 44'6 A lVl lLLl by BARBAR had z . With the 6-to-0 victory over Dre-lnder' men addf ' viously undefeated Elizabethtown lv C0UTf1bUl9d lhfe h ' I sm playm pl last nicht. before a crowd of 8000 - Wl'aPl9ff:1Hg1otmd IL selves in 11, a C ' at Middletown, the Raiders practi-'mt Wes eave L . ancast ' e funn' cally wrapped up the Lower Sus-l Wh0 had made towgntaihryrSI:3'l'ledl8'REH2abeth' layel' awaiglsl Most Val , P , phi touchd U :A K across three :tht . dst n' They already have clinched at leastelfffd shoulder- nn'-I ' Own adegfuglglasltxtwo Proggy? dH'3h. Sclfgtle ' IH igh, X -6 te 0 League mm nl hfans at Gladfel- yanh fm nose . DMV- 0 t, lind A- ,, e lndish 5 Bears tller I quehanna Conference Cham ionshi X09 late In the over E I a tie for the Harrisburg Suburban 10 milk" " "H" ' in down of-id. rospev S eams W me 5 ' lttsttttfils t 'wlle ltlll l,lX f P lizabethwwn Crown ffasQ?zgi::T?'5.'Pff T,:gBi ler 'lllll tt 'W ference 1dR"3l,M'llgg g V' ton rf hcq 0 ac C Tl, AN tball Champ ,UH and led P htown Hallb xl S 0 IZZY KATZMM W5 iosxot. Of' he fixes 0"fe'9"f0 0' I xzabet hfmtxrle Pa X By 5 eexebfattntiready wefg defence myw W3 15 3 O RunSThr0ug lst Score Xe Elxzabemmwncollege Sgguthe Bears me mtere ted m myfaTeam io! Two sensa hp H: hxstolg gZ,yZyxxh0 brou one 'ls very much Q leads Pa 1 d 10 s 1 of t 6 for ' THTOWN t DOUG 2 EL ZABY3 , ne f mn up it of Som 1 Tennessee l y s e Guts ume hotbed Yugdlucc on Pxxmxdrta the sch0 01 C r senlofs Loy Heavl X a owners 0 ontl rum moan Wah t nxahltror Une ntvefslw 0 hall PM U mf h th the Opaau eaS0" YXRHDBCK oft W Cn 7 6 C 0 0- 'Ht Roses cha Onferenc elttasuc fool fleet len t N er R a 'll To 0 enmf' Same ard mu V' 'J T m i on Aimtttmn M hiv: c avtax and ponshm saf on swfk tn f-sam OX, one of the L human Lanllrf :gh hmm Hof In its footb n Loge the Ehzabeth ox 1 foluinhta B u rm Q if: H uthe un IN 'Cl ht an hlstom a i 3 h rfo d E Vtllls 1 ' nlgxr vw l Bmkf R05 csmln Groom Keck -'O 7 n nm 9 Q H A uhm-ln lxlincstner Kin ohn ulndlsh Stal Fl QWU ..,,Harder Goes Into Scoring re ed our Q0 9 llt 9 3 e mb cort JohrL d G E po, P ason last xmpw. . s town H1 h Wins 'xxx' he 0 Ning har iwd SR not hcc Oli Bea' 4 ease 8 1 sstall to nftnta W 3 N Fhei cu ' me UB: qggtlaklfxn m Field to Seater? 1 kr 5 ,IO R gl5 teosk ed the r. f mg B iutnCf tht Ulurl .1 erenc 5 b Forte I defhe der y qftdlsh ence Vida Y 'ICQ R who got oft to a fast startl confer bool Won Sf, lima a fullback fox the E tovtn Be Sfh Yhgh Sc 0565 VW me ullast season was sidelined at mi hemtovrn Q05 mea he LOW' season vtlth a hack inlurx uhtc ll7ax Lonretencw ' Ng ues 311 quired hospitalization Thts wear C Tallies Three Touchclowns as Bears Roll ? An, W 8 over Enola, 39 0 One More Game Left 2,22 UQ, Q 4' NIE of the most versatile football players Elizabeth t1l"f1f 8 0 I If 6 town High School has seen in recent years went on 5 Qaeda 166, f h b IS iggest scorlng rampage of the season last night an '14,!:"7 040 '1f6'S"f5 05,3 when the dust had died down his team h cl 6 ' 7' 0 a its sevenf eo F ,I o Of? so ,5 XICIOYY in eizht starts and Ray Harder l70 pound sen 17901 ,694 636 '71, ' ,fr OO! I as Q was resting in ftrst place in the Lancaster County sc fc IP Q' 'O 01 6' 9 .y 'lf 4? 67 000 f' ,,, Q 0 'tr sf ff, fy WN A G of 0 Pro 0 l 0 'O 175, ey '71, 00 I In , e a I 'lf 5 YEAR ou: ff '7 W thtown Runs 3 0 xt We e 2 0 he was moxed tothe tackle post Y lk 5 0 ao ug X mfr ED onflfg d holster an inexperienced int thzoxxn Hmx 0 lo' S de ntl halfuax through the third game U Ehzagexxxn xt WA 5 5 lax 0 be the season he was ictutnct to tx ufl lr 10 tn 1' n nt th Wn 0 me , hatkfield d has been oin 0 C HTOWW A Nznggsxnyk la t nt Laded bm mage 1 1 ce' e manxstroxtv ex ex since LXZABETX mod met' n gttmii 5 tooom P W X on lf' K NX T' 0 ard St es lg e 0 X R COUNTED fm telm 1 next W U' xxcxe a WW Qt l no me SV' N Nil C t 5 imcgs 0 B 5,-lCN tom Q N-,tht e touchdot ns and an cxua S llc mme t t to 0 wt e IUJU Qt 0 yxhcd con! tuP01nt at F town la me as t The N toll UNC mx ld UU l mn xd the CORN, n 1 1' O Y W ars turned back Enola 29 to 0 rtci to tevmxc QPVOM V' N Umbe 1 ur ,ck ,W Q- W Ce ol U X 9125 t an ,at ,, Gia he S nl C 'X C V l Con 9 the th team the locals hate hlank xdvlllc xx wricf Cote ' 2 F vtelma xvm X 'NW xg N5 in Nix Y e to date That gate him a sea V Gll Smrto the ovens on lu MN G snaafgd ,x U og GNN TX gc,vclr0evo?0Xx,,ge son record of sexen TDs and vm te Vfffmtcd a Pl N nwllf' 1 SQ .1-tler 1? Y ,X C' Nw ec extras izood for 44 points two more mterf mc a 1 M K tr ti qu Vqvyxhx .JK Sven? X X fy mthan sro cd hx Fphrata s Haro yatd tnfgqntor V63 es 3623 R2 igglnxattz rlavo Qc and sun tha 8 we x 'wx mp e ore his team went against 3 M Cr oe wer to 1 dine cauacx Smfur Bm CGYQCOX ve whoa amen xkwdx cove, Litltz this afternoon W ou tx Canker A mark l Kasto ,tn W V10 0 1 g YN u ffourtmqqot' bcvcl CN6 CXNOXX xg 0 A Llvx A5 for the game It was a one w ads me we NNcx,WaV V031 0 W0 N293 stded affaar with Etown rolltng 7aQx Ne x C hc 3 NN em X o one-Leon T1 QVL X we VW X YN r 'ri ct f vard t me om gm' Gm h t to R Ham ECON bs tt 10 s 10 k mths? Wrox zhxga tor C A' neil' htfghgllllnfs 'Ss Gm ha ll S up 20 first downs to the Lower 5 xttxl 'C od KX' 4 lo Mn K m cv d rm' Tn 'C for 'ao l ls' be-mutex Xtct xc cd xx Q X Susquehanna team s 7 The Bears ' me mild W Nm 0 Ha an dei and v0 X at tr-xxx Ci 3 X HW Ce N Halls llgm Nuhxcb C: xx med xilmdg mpetrng in t NN NAV Cm? se 1 sh s agaii 53 cum scored once In each of the furst two pernods and twnce IH each quarter after the half 7. gum ns we gm e poll uni! grae one n Hom the d before th ed n ct QR, mu Cmnt Fgfentttr. 0 ovei' Y ,any an hng CUYTXK7' dugg Agn uno oem C tr-r U 3D0'lhg Av G00d rosgthg the aDma':tl'xerS0fd fk or 0 o C E I 'I gy H+ . , r ,- l . rt , 3 I . . I l t I i I th, fs ' 'Q l at ' - 1 of - - -A rl XR ' ' I S ' , cc - d , 3 . l t ' . ' lh' ' ' , 9 v l ". , , ' l x U t' ml? A - , n D - -md" t' 1 1, ' ,F ,. ' Th U I ' - ' K tk A 'K I 1 . ' 1 ' -1 I To-.tr . 5 ' V ' C z p ia I7 0 5' l lvll . " , 3 1 -44 v , vnlm- S - --G., . f l V, ' ' - ,g 'W ' . , , 5 '. 0' I - .' 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I , A' lzsrtgh i I Let l 9 f' " . an z g ' A ,. ' ' ' , V ' Sm ar O . C .. . . V. , , -f - S - 301 , fn, , H gl HARDE AC - t as, a- Q ' U -t 11" ,, . A' . . C it A ,- ' st ' ht , hcl. . , ,mt Qi: - . t - ,, - ww' 'lx - 10 'V - C will Be . f ' ,. ,l at L - A C . 'Ig- xt A. L X . Axion K. nf t - . Q B 4 .1 h ,VKX pos. K .5 . l . 4 S ew. and - H, d x 4 ,l 1 1 - f S -1? A ,CS gk. 'c- wk t A Vu - I - ' 't' l . ' ze lt -5 1 " ' xt" "I X V' 1 -s '40 A 1 . ' ' '.. ' - ' . l ,ony X tv' 'nrdetfsnt Y' , 5 5 . N lcltsvx, mtv X k X C' , u V Id .Vx K 1 ' .',,V.t!t?l R K .H 0 QV - X' .- .UQ Q-. ' ' .- A - . iff - ' tj W " -- ' 5" ax-'.s. e .cv hc" Xa.: 1Rt hf . ' 1 t 5 " ,NQB-' '-- "" . U ET '-X 'l K0 'Se-'st -A t4v""'l ' 334. I S Sal IB" ll 1, , - . , - V . .' t . ' y 9 vs' 2. Wgx ty ,C ali vw C x, Qc ' , e5 i -"Y ' , 1 .-H 1 div X f.NQ"l' 'C " 4' A :X x Qt' kv xg fx? YN ,AT , ' , 581' 'X 1 l - l 'A' 3 , 0 : . . tions f' Y. ' Uv - .- X ' 4 6 . 1' to , td ' - ' ' - Q ' - er. ' L3 V2 . X I .V 'SA 7 . . . s . A - no 5 'H h H xH. da . . X t , U 3 U t Ch Y : Hu H 1 .,,,, ,X Q' -, sy- ll A 3 . . . . W- , o A' xwel Ose wc f- Rl at O Between the Gocilposts THE Elizabethtown High School Bears established a milestone in the history of our school this year. Excellent coaching under Coach Windish, Eppler. and Thome along with a pre-season work-out at football camp enabled the team to complete the season with a record of eight victories and only one defeat. This was the most outstanding record ever obtained at Elizabethtown. The Bears compiled the remarkable total of 269 points to their opponents' 32. In five of their games. the Blue and Whites held their opponents scoreless. The team lost 11 letter- men in '47, but 10 veterans returned. E-TOWN vs. PALMYRA The Windish men opened their 1948 season against Palmyra, winning 31-0. Combining a power- ful ground attack and a sharp passing defense. the Bears nailed down the victory without much trouble. E-TOWN vs. COLUMBIA A beautifully executed "T" formation before 4,500 fans gave Elizabethtown the first touchdown late in the first quarter. From here on in the Bears marched up and down to Columbia's 2, adding three touchdowns in each of the last two quarters. E-town won 44-6. E-TOWN vs. MANHEIM TOWNSHIP The E-town Bears were hard pressed in a game that see-sawed back and forth until the third period. The 3.500 people that witnessed the game were thrilled, seeing magnificent playing with the score dead-locked at 13-13 at the half. The Bears came through in the third quarter to win the game of games, 19-13. E-TOWN vs. MANHEIM BORO Using his regulars only in the first few minutes of the game, Coach Windish's ull" playing at the Franklin and Marshall field. won over an inexperi- enced Manheim Boro team 58-0. This was the fourth straight conference win for E-town. E-TOWN vs. EP HRATA Five thousand fans jammed Ephrata's Memorial Field to witness a tremendous passing attack. The gridders rolled up 17 first downs to Ephrata's four, and gained 224 yards on the ground to the Moun- taineers' 94. The game ended with E-town victor- ious. 19-0. E-TOWN vs. WEST YORK Although temporarily halted during the first half. the Bears came through in the second half scoring four touchdowns to hold West Yozk 32-0. The Windish forces registered their fifth Conference victory. E-TOWN vs. MIDDLETOWN An estimated 8,000 fans jammed the field to see Middletown score in the early minutes of the game, giving them a 6-0 victory. As the score indicates. it was not an easy win for the Middletown Blue Raiders. On two different occasions the Bears drove inside the Middletown 5-yard line, outplaying the Blue Raiders and rolling up 14 first down to the opponents' 7. E-TOWN vs. ENOLA Back at their accustomed stride after suffering a 6-0 loss, the E-town gridders showed an amazingly fast running offensive, coming through with an easy 39-0 vicory. E-TOWN vs. BIGLERVI LLE Bringing to a close the gridiron season, 11 seniors who played an important part in this remarkable season were on the starting line-up. The Windish-coached gridders won its first Con- ference of the Roses Championship, trouncing a rough Biglerville team. The Bears caught their opponents off guard with many startling plays from the "T" formation. Behind this was a running attack and air-tight defense. Both teams went into this game undefeated, mak- ing it the crucial game of the season. It meant the Championship for either squad. Thus, the magnificent. unforgettable football sea- son of 1948 was brought to a close. During the entire season approximately 31,500 fans witnessed the Bears' football games. Eleven outstanding seniors will take their leave this year. The line men were: ends. Leland Bailey and Loy Gutschallg tackles, Bob Rice and Henry Eshelmang guard, jim Shankg and center, Ken Reighard. The backfield consisted of halfbacks: Henry Hoerner, joe Kaylor, and Gil Shirkg the fullbacks, Raymond Harder and Ray Miller. Hockey Highlights THE '48 SEASON opened the second year for our E-town girls to be entered in the Lan- caster County Field Hockey League. After three weeks of hot and blistering practice a determined team, coached by Miss I. LeVan, came out on top in the first game, nipping East Donegal, 1-0. Our luck, however, did not remain, and in the follow- ing match against a rival Mount Joy team, the Blue and White eleven was barely nosed out by a 2-1 score. Manheim Boro, East Hempfield and East Donegal trounced us in the next three gamesg our team was down but not out. Determined to avenge their former defeat, the hard-hitting girls traveled to Mount Joy and brought home a sweet 2 0 victory From here on the team couldn t hit the winning Stride and lost to Manheim Boro and East Hempfield A loss to next years team are seniors Lighthiser, honoray captain, Dunnick, co captain, Belser, Becker and Crowe The scoring honors were divided among the members of the forward line. Although this year's record was two wins and six defeats, the squad showed much im- provement over our previous clubs, and we are anticipating a team which will prove hard competition to next year's opponents. SCORES OPPONENT E. H. s. oPP. 1 0 EAST DONEGAL .............. MOUNT Jov .................. 1 2 MANHEIM Bono ............. o 4 EAST HEMPFIELD EAST DONEGAL MOUNT Jov MANHEIM Bono EAST HEMPEIELD VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD First Row left to right P Seiders J Martin N Campbell J Risser L Goodlmg ' . v -' ............ 1 3 n ' ' l ...,...,.... . . . 2 4 , ' , ' .................. 2 0 ' ' ' . ' ............. . 1 4 ' ' , . ............ 1 2 555-Iitg. Back Row: Miss I. Levan, J. Dunnick, M. Griibb, M. Giubb, J. Sheetz, J. Lighthiser, .Hollinger in er. Determined Lclssies SENIOR HOCKEY PLAYERS JO-ANNE DUNNICK JANET BELSER JANE LIGHT!-IISER Left Fullback Left Halfback Right Fullback JUNE BEC!-:ER GEORGINA CROWE Rlght Halfback Left Inner 9 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD Left to Rzght Mlssl LeVan N Rice P Hess G Crowe A M Groff J Belser L Esshnger J Becker A Relder K Gish D Shearer J Gmder 83 Champion Dribblers VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT East Lampeter. West Lampeter Columbia .... Middletown .. Highspire .. Mount Joy . . . KEN REIGHARD Guard East Hempfield East Donegal . Middletown .. Columbia .... Marietta ..... Manheim Boro Mount Joy . . . East Hempfield .... North York . . . ABE FORNEY Center East Donegal . North York . . . Marietta ..... Manheim Boro E. H. S. OPP. . 38 17 45 17 28 44 . . . . 27 29 . . . 29 26 37 31 JACK LAMB!-:RT Guard 31 22 37 17 47 30 42 22 38 42 34 19 36 24 37 28 54 28 AL GOODLING Forward 44 30 23 33 42 31 51 48 PLAY-OFF GAMES New Holland . Manor ..... North York . . . Middletown .. Gu. SHIRK Forward 43 30 30 20 42 39 23 25 RAYMOND HARDER Guard 2 s "lf z fl 3 1 gov' Cclgemen in Action HISTORY WAS MADE as Elizabethtown High School took their second consecutive championship of the year. Before the start of the season, a poll was taken among the coaches of Lancaster County in which E-town was chosen to be the top team in the county. ln the first of a series of practice games the Blue and Whites won three out of five games. Continuing along the schedule, the league season officially opened against Mount joy. From the starting point to the bitter end it was E-town all the way. After taking five straight league games, the E-town cage- men faltered in the last half to be set back by Marietta in their only loss in Section One competition. A smooth-working attack and some sharp shooting paid off in our last league game as E-town, after getting off to a slow start, went on to win in a high-spirited game over Manheim Boro. Thus Elizabethtown High School was eligible for the first round of the county play-offs. The E-towners came up against New Holland, the Section 3 champs at the Millers- ville State Teachers' College court. Gliding along with com- parative ease and exhibiting fine ball handling, the Bears thoroughly crushed New Holland, enabling the Bears to meet the Section 2 champs, Manor. Then the Windish-men invaded the McCaskey court to defeat the highly-rated Manor cagemen. Although E-town lacked height, they made it up in aggressiveness. The Bears never slackened their pace and went on to win by a margin of 10 points. They were not only crowned the Champions of Lancaster County but also represented the county in Class B district play-offs. Being a constant threat to every opponent, the Bears were able to enter the quarter-finals as they defeated North York in the final minutes of a thrill-packed game played at the William Penn High School in York. Our old nemesis, Middletown High, dropped our Bears from District 3, P. I. A. A. Class B quarter-finals, as in the final minute, Middletown took a twoapoint lead which was all they needed for a win. The victory could have gone to E-town as easily as to Middletown, so closely did they battle through the four periods. Adding further laurels to our string of honors, Gil Shirk was selected as one of the five on the county all-star team. Bert Goodling and Gil Shirk were placed on the Section 1 all-team with Raymond Harder and Ken Reighard receiving honorable mention. The four seniors who did an excellent job on the team and will be greatly missed are Gil Shirk, forwardg Abe For- ney, center: and guards, Ken Reighard and Raymond Harder. During the entire season, the squad lost only five games and racked up eighteen wins, This is the best record ever attained in Elizabethtown! basketball history. The team will always be remembered as the squad that did something that no other group of boys in E. H. S. had ever achieved-the winning of the Basketball Championship of Lancaster County. OPPONENT East Lampeter West Lampeter Columbia .... Middletown .. Mount Joy . . . East Hempfield East Donegal . OPPONENT Mount Joy . . . East Hemplield Hershey .,... East Donegal . Annville ..... Marietta ..... Bright Prospects E. H. S. OPP. 33 19 26 12 42 28 ......29 28 26 16 .....42 12 42 13 E. H. S. OPP. 24 11 15 18 13 34 33 19 ......26 25 ......32 27 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES OPPONENT E. H. S. OPP. Middletown ........ Columbia .......... Marietta ........... Manheim Boro ...... Mount Joy ......... East Hempfield North York ....,.... JUNIOR HIGH SCORES OPPONENT E. H. s. OPP. Manheim Boro Mount Joy ......... Annville . . .,.... . . . East Hempfield Middletown ........ OPPONENT East Donegal North York . . Marietta .... Manheim Boro New Holland ....... Manor ...... OPPONENT East Donegal Hershey .... Marietta .... Middletown . Manheim Boro E. H. S. OPP .......34 ....,..46 .......40 36 16 33 E. H. .......40 .......29 .......24 .......17 ......23 17 26 19 25 19 25 OPP 22 44 17 35 21 l JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling left to right J Miller N Chittum N Eshelman G Achorn W Fet ter J Rutherford Coach Wmdish Standing J Coberly J Meckley L Chapman G Weaver R DAgost1no JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Kneeling left to right L Collins R Baker E Kessler D Raffensperger D War fel J Rutherford C Hutter R Haines J Funck L Boyer Standing D Bryan H Goodlmg F Walters R Eshel man J Wanamaker R Hoover D Shearer J Rutherford J Herr G Helm Coach Eppler . , I . , . , . . , . , . - . . . . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , -' - v ' v ' 1 - 1 - ' , , , . , . , . , . . - - 1 - v - y - ' , . , . , . , . , . , - 1 - Batter Up 9,58 ia I gm ' ,gnu gun' lx Deaf PEM? BASEBALL SQUAD St ndmg Coach Wmdish R Beck B Withers J Coberly N Chittum J Rutherford O Florschutz L Chapman G Weaver R DAgost1no J Lambert J Wanamaker G Achom C Baum J Weaver D Ryan Kneeling R Hawthorne R Broucht H Llghty G Sload J Kaylor A Goodlmg L Gutshall G Shlrk G Gallo R Flowers J Herr D Shearer POSITIONS SHIRK catcher GOODLING pitcher and third base WEAVER first base FLoRscHUTz second base GUTSHALL shortstop CHAPMAN center field and third base DAGOSTINO pltcher and center field LIGHTY left field KAYLOR right field TENTATIVE SCHEDULE for 1949 April 12 East Donegal at Elizabethtown April 14 Mount Joy at Mount Joy April 19 Manheim Boro at Elizabethtown April 21 ......... Marietta at Elizabethtown April 26. . .East Hempfield at East Hempfield April 28 ...... East Donegal at East Donegal May 3 ........ Mount Joy at Elizabethtown May 5 ..... Manheim Boro at Manheim Boro May 10 .............. Marietta at Marietta May 12 .... 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I i ,,.f14f!vg44 Lf- fm -I ,Fx 03,44 f fv- 11 ln- "' Lvl: Si-hmm, 'L 14- ,if Our Patrons Acme Markets Mrs Dorothy S Baker Edna and Jeanette Barnes Mr and Mrs Rob rtJ Barnhart Mr and Mrs Richard F Bauer The Beauty Box Mr and Mrs VereF Becker MISS Erma M Bell Mr and Mrs Wayne B Blcugh Mxss Rosanna Brandt r r r r Dot and Mrs Ezra Brubaker and Mrs R F Clemens and Mrs Sharpless Crowe Sr and Mrs Norman E Dlehl and Mrs Harry E Drffenbach and Marlan Dr and Mrs C C Douglass MISS Phyllls Druck Mrs Frances Duffy Mr and Mrs B B Earhart Mr and Mrs T H Ebersole Mrs Guy Edmmton Mr and Mrs J M Engle Mr and Mrs A Eppler Mlss Mabel S Eshelman Mxss Mabel B Espenshade Dr and Mrs Luther W Fetter Mr and Mrs Russell D Flsher Fllp Flap and Flop Mr and Mrs Arthur S Forry Jay R Frey Friendly Glft Shop Dr and Mrs J Hoffman Garber Georgma Crowe Mr and Mrs Wllllam Gmder Mr and Mrs Joseph F Gmgrlch Helen and May Gross Dr and Mrs Howard L Ham Mr and Mrs Ralph E Hem Miss Ella S Herstand Jack and Pat Mr and Mrs Norman A James Jean Evelyn and Vlolet Jo and Joe Mr and Mrs Russel Kaylor Kess and Nutt Mr and Mrs Edgar Kessler Mr Noah Klauss Mlss Pearl A Koser Grace Lambert Dr and Mrs N B Laughton Mlss Annette M McGrane Mlss Mlrlam L Mengel Dr P P Metzger Mxldred and Allen Mlss Mabel Jane Mlller Mlllle and Raffle Dr and Mrs S P M1ll1s Dr and Mrs W1ll1am K Moore Nancy and Clarence Dr and Mrs Danlel Nem Mrs Mary Nutt Mr and Mrs Wllllam J Park Dr and Mrs J Ralph Parrett Paulme and Clark Peg and Gerry Penny and Kathr1ne Mr and Mrs Jonas McQuate Reba and George Mr and Mrs J F Rohrer Jr Sara Jane and Paulme Mr and Mrs Clarence Selders Mr and Mrs J Earl Seltz Senlor G1rl Scout Troop No 121 Shlssler s Barber Shop Sls and Joe Dr and Mrs C Stuart Smlth Sue and Rosle Mr and Mrs Russel Swexgart Mr D Thomas Thomas Shoe Store Dr and Mrs T M Thompson Mr Arthur Thome Mr and Mrs Robert J Trrmble Glzmo Troutman and Shmoo Shank Miss Lydla E Wagner Mr and Mrs M R Warden Dr and Mrs A P Wenger Kenneth Wlttle Mr. . ' ' M . . . ' 2 . . . . Mr. J. L. Petrillock 90 AND THE 7 BIG Joss IN YOUR HOME GAS for GGGKING GAS for REFRIGERATIGN GAS for WATER HEATING GAS for IIUUSE HEATING GAS for AIR GGNDITIONING GAS for GLGTIIES DRYING GAS for INGINERATIGN CLEAN ECONOMICAL DEPENDABLE Q THE HARRISBURG GAS COMPANY 52 So Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA 'EEL 0 .523 0 :EEL 9 22221 0 9 22222 0 .g2iz2' 0 'nw 0lflgI"CLill!ClfLOIflZf CUTCIMZJ l5!lQff FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE M ELIZABETHTOWN LODGE 150.596 L. O. O. M. ull", 'mn' ' ,N gf f Q ea A fm C M! Compliments of THE CLASSIC SHOP Ellzabethtown s Leadmg Women s Shop There s a NEW Ford 1n your future at the R A C T 9 mm muupmmr ELIZABETHTOWN PENNSYLVANIA I GABBER MOTOR COMPANY THE GAINER STUDIO wishes to mtroduce to you BENJAMIN W PIERSOL Ehzabethtowns New Pollceman As ALWAYS we encourage and welcome progresa both 1n CIVIC government and photography At cur studlo you are assured of modern photo graphlc arustry Telephone 34 R for an appomtment today GLENN N GAINER Photographer No 1 CENTRE SQUARE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE 1949 ELIZABETHAN TONY'S Spec1a11z1ng m REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI TEXAS HOT WEINERS VIRGINIA BAKED HAM ALSO BAR B QUES PHONE 34 J DINNERS LUNCHEONS . , . l N7 ,eg E he 'Z 3 uf ffl-if The women of the town buy at the MODERN STYLE SHOP for the new look and the latest styles at popular prlces Stop to see the large selectlons now When you are ready to bu1ld that dream house let the ELIZABETHTOWN PLANING MILL furnlsh the fine materlals that makes your dream come true -1 , ' I 'iw-,ww , W 1 331 Wil Q . Qyr' - N ' ...W-4-f""'u 1 9 ' ' fa , ' av .VJ ' -35 ,WM f' ' M' W' A ja if 1 ,, N 1 fy Q . I Q . , x wa X . ff-wiv. ' I7 A V V V ,, W, f ..a 4. y qofdqi-'471' "Ub'3","' kia. fm Comphments of GRUBB 8: BBENEMAN COAL FEED W3-'K wel' Jwwmmm .w,.,., WWW ,W W",,,Qs,,,p-A miwwmmumq 1 """'f-'X-:Lea G1ve your new car the care It deserves by v1s1t1ng your GOOD GULF DEALER regularly, and lettmg hlm g1Ve your car dependable ser vlclng Everything 1n the Gulf l1ne. , " '- ,mv "---'MMM ., ,Jn . 1 V ln f if .M K I , .., ... wg MH ,M . MW gwm . , , ' A, 1 L 1 'A ' , - 1 , Q lx . fr' . X 9? Q ,ix ,. .. M ..'i'K" ' ' 'V . .E ., ,air- V 4 nw. MM ..-.- , W-'lungs A , vv+ '4mu.ilh'A""-4- ff , , ww' ""'-W-Q--rw , L Mg BEST WISHES TO THE 49ERS from THE THEOBOLD INDUSTRIES VVhen you re hungry for cookles cakes or bread call the ELIZABETHTOWN BAK Everythmg from a long wearing Flrestone tire to modern kitchen appllances may be purchased at NEWCOMER S FIRESTONE STORE V1s1t th s modern StOlP for th qual 1ty and service you want most products to your door 'UNI I s 1 L. y A I O Y 4 ' 0 , 7 ERY, and have them deliver temptirlg baked ll W 0 . ' ' i . e - GREINER BROTHERS FOOD STORE offers the finest fresh meats gro eries and vegetables in speedy s lf s rvice style This store is conveniently located at 4 Center Square Its friendly atmosphere 1I'lVltGS you back day after day Manufacturer of Wheelbarrows BUCH MANUFACTURING CO ELIZABETHTOWN PENNSYLVANIA -1g--qv-vr+- N THE CHRONICLE PAXONS CUT RATE sells a complete A Pflrlted RGCOFCI Of Our T1meS stock of drug items and cosmetics Prompt SBYVICE IS given to every customer Try one of Paxons Cokes th yre refreshing For that up-to-the-minute news, challenging editorials, and dependable advertising-read THE ELIZABETHTOWN CHRONICLE. First in reader interest and advertising news. l r Best of Luck to the Class of 1949 Compliments of MUMPERS DAIRY ELIZABETHTOWN PENNSYLVANIA r K 1, 40.-S135 When your car needs repalrs the place to take xt for dependable servlce xs SHAFFER S GARAGE the home of skxlled mechamcs and repalr work Sp6Cl811StS PHONE 401 J 3 NEWVILLE Compllments of THE GROFF MEAT MARKET SINCE 1875 f'57IEr The store of dependable products HERSHEY Gu SON Department Store When you buy at Hershey s Department Store you know lt s good One VlSlt wlll make you a regular customer NEWCOMER S SERVICE STATION For that rellable Richfield Gasolme and Rrchlube Motor O11 T' For top SCYVICG ln washmg and greasmg 903 SOUTH MARKET STREET For grocenes and meats of the hlghest qual 1ty do your shopping at LEVI HERSHEY S on South Market Street The pr1ces are always reasonable fri 'L Best W1shes Good Luck Class of 1949 H R BARNHART BL SON Contractors ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 1 M 264M If you want the hlghest qualxty 1n hardware pamts and household applxances there IS no better place IH town than ZARFOSS HARD WARE STORE . . , ,, , In : A ' ' in ill: 1 2 5 . 1 if . , I V . A l -W ' . ' fr 4, A 4 lea ' 'MJI I 'M' l ' , ' 1 i " Si 51' f l ?",r 9' I , y 'few fi .V :::-'- X -1 L- . . . . Af . 7 7 7 ' Y 7 7 IRON EVERYTHING RIGHT WITH AN IRONRITE JAC B FISHER M us1c and Applzance Store GENERAL ELECTRIC Full Lxne Dealer KLEIN CHOCOLATE COMPANY FOUNDED 1913 BY WM KLEIN S Manufacturers of N1c I nut Grade A Bars Fme Milk Chocolate Coatmgs and Cocoa Mllk Chocolate Wafers Roamers Gllders and Spinners BUICK CHEVROLET S F ULBICH INC 505 North Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. Phone: 2 1 4 CHEVROLET BUICK Compllments of ELIZABETHTOWN GARMENT COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF Jacked ,jduxigarg of the FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY No 1 COMPLIMENTS OF The Amerlccln Leglon Conewago Unlt 329 The Arnenccm Leglon Aux111c1ry Conewago Umt 329 i' Sons of the Amenccm Leglon Conewago Squadron 329 COMPLIMENTS OF C H CARMAN Weldmg Ornamental Iron Fabr1cat1on IRON 85 STEEL ELIZABETHTOWN PA BULK PACKAGED KUNTZELMANS IC E C R E A M Y ELIZABETHTOWN CREAMERY CO ELIZABETHTOWN PA BRICK CUPS KENNEWOOD HOTEL ALUMNI HEADQUARTERS 4 Q13 ' DOUGLAS SIGNS ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLETE NEON AND PAINTED SICNI SALFS 81, SERVICE SHOW CARDS J W DOUGLAS Ph 365R 30 S Mt joy Street FREE ESTIMATES GUARAN'I EED SATISFACTION l I , Manufactured b ir q ' , . ca , 9 , , . t 1 one - KITTY S Watches Clocks jewelry S1lverware TRUDY HALL JR JUNE ARDEN GEORGIANA Pens and PSHCIIS and S LIL ALICE JEWELRY STORE FULL LINE KIDDIES CLOTHES DRESSES MT JOY PA COn the Square Q 25 Center Square ELIZABETHTOWN CLEAR VIEW DINER Route 230 East of Ellzabethtown Pennsylvama PAUL MUMMA Servmg Quahty HOME COOKED MEALS 24 Hour Servmce 'A' TRY OUR DELICIOUS CHICKEN 'NI THE BASKET COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY MILLER 8: SON ELIZABETHTOWN 7 1 9 a 'A' 'A' 5 'A' - , PA. 70 East Main Street Bell Phone 353-M 'A' 'A' , PA. T 'A' ELIZABETHTOWN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Good's Meat Market On the Square ELIZABETHTOWN PA HAMILTON JEWELRY STORE Watches Clocks jewelry No 9 Center Square ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN ELECTRICAL SERVICE Industrial Residential P 0 'A' RUSSELL A MARTIN 140 Orange St if is Commercial Wiring it hone 44 Our Most Sincere Congratulations Sen1ors on the attamment of your flrst goal ln 11fe Keep pushmg upward on th ladder of success ROTH S FURNITURE STORE 206 S Market St ELIZABETHTOWN PA J. L. MECKLEY AUTOMATIC HEATING VENTILATING PLUMBING DISTRIBUTOR FOR The Amazmg W1nk1er Low Pressure O11 Burner SEE IT BURN ALL GRADES OF ou. Wmkler Stokers Losch BOIIGYS 233 South Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA Phon 4 14 0146 Llflfqel ZL ff 6202272724110 LANCASTER SHOE COMPANY EPPLEY S TOWN PHARMACY Cosmetlcs Drugs Luncheonette Smokmg Supphes i' On the Square ELIZABETHTOWN PA QD , it . . Best Wishes from CENTRAL REXALL DRUGS 'ont' . MLK 60414.71-F DRUGS 45 South Market Street Operating the SKY GRILL Modern Refreshment Spot COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONTINENTAL PRESS C Educational Publishers J ELIZABETHTOWN PA. ELGIN ILLINOIS PCLCQ C g MINX MODES and GAY GIBSON DRESSES FOR JUNIORS BERKSHIRE HOSE 116 South Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA Tom SICO Conmaunous PUILIC SCHOOLS S216,500 SICO CUSTOMERS the IRNEFACYOIS Yh MORE SICO CUSIOMEIS Th MOR! PROFIIS 1 PUILIC SCHOOKS i' t 7 . A 'A' to nn vo 'A' ul SHOE REPAIRING SPEED? WHILE U WAIT SERVICE The Rohns Shoe SGIVICS ON THE SQUARE FAST SERVICE Authorlzed Dealer of GOODYEAR SOLES 85 HEELS Arch Supports for Pamful Feet ELIZABETHTOWN MT JOY ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE A Standard Co educatlonal College Grantlng AB and BS Degrees Accredlted by Pennsylvama State Department of Publlc Instructlon Mxddle Atlantlc States Assocxatlon of Col leges Member of Assoclatlon of Amerlcan Colleges Amerlcan Councrl on Educatlon Courses m Liberal Arts Sclence Pre professlonal Flelds Secretarlal SCISHCG Busmess Admlmstratron Teacher Educatlon Dxversxfied Extra Currlcular Program Dellghtful Locatlon For mformatron Wflte to PRESIDENT A C BAUGHER PH D Ehzabethtown Pa .9 .Any guenf pA0f0gl"CLl9 If 44 N MARKET STREET S ELIZABETHTOWN PA Phone 445 THE MODERN STUDIO WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ICELAND MASON'S GROCERY STORE Grocery and General Merchand1se Incorporated RHEEMS, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 484 W , o Expert Repairmen - Best Materials Laboratflfy Technology rl I I . 9 COMPLIMENTS or LILLIAN K SEIBERT CHIROPODIST N Poplar St Ellzabethtown Pa For Appointment Telephone 362 M SHEARER S FURNITURE STORE 35 37 South Market Street PHONE 12W COMPLIMENTS OF LONGENECKER s GARAGE PHONE 367 ELIZABETHTOWN PA THE CHRISTIAN LIGHT PRESS ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN BEAUTY SALON 86 West Maln Street MT JOY PHONE 229 M COMPLIMENTS JOSEPH GREENBURG Shop and Meet Your Frlends at the Frlendly BEN FRANKLIN STORE On the Square ELIZABETHTOWN, PA PHONE 31 J FARMERS FERTILIZER WORKS Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS and DONEGAL PLANT FOOD Phone 11 ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 9 DR. . wk , ir -A' 158 . . A . - : - 7 1 20 South Market Street OF ak ' . , PA. 7 KK U R H FORNEY Complete Body and Fender Repa1rs CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH COMPLIMENTS OF HESTECO DRESS and SPORTSWEAR MFG CO DOT S BEAUTY SHOPPE or Dlscrlmmatmg Women 44 West Hlgh Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA PHONE 92 WILLIAM E LAWTON FURNITURE Ruos STovEs 16 18 East Hlgh Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA Best Wlshes to the CLASS OF 49 MUSSER S GROCERY 103 Mt Joy Street P ONE 198 J COMPLIMENTS OF MARTIN S CHILDREN S SHOP ELIZABETHTOWN PA SAVOY SHOE COMPANY INC 'A' Makers of Flne Shoes for Women CONIPLIMENTS OF COMMUNITY COFFEE SHoP 498 West Hlgh Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA PHONE 298 j i. r- 9 f . t 1 .1- ! ' t i' Our Best Wishes to the Class ol '49 ! ik a a , . , . H : - i' . , g COMPLIMENTS or SNAVELY 85 BOOK 'A' DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS -A' PHONE: 473 A BROUCHT,S MEAT MARKET 429 East High Street 'k QUALITY MEATS 'A' We Deliver Phone: 14-R VAN S ELIZABETHTOWN, P . T ESSO SERVICEN MT JOY ER CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK AUNT SALLY s KITCHEN STAUFFER s BEAUTY ALON S 17 Center Square Ph ne 354 Glorrfymg the Amer1can Curl BECK S FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SEAFOODS FROSTED FOODS On th Square Phone 288 ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or W T GRANT C0 Western Auto Assoc1ate Store 48 South Market Stre t 'lr THE FRIENDLY SToR E 31 South Market Street SPORTING GOODS Home and Automotive Supphes 7 it ff 7 . , PA. 7 9 'A' O 'k 'A' OF i. BIKES BATTERIES Retreading and Vulcanizing 'k LEAMAN s TIRE SERVICE 205 E. Main St. Mt. Joy Pa. 233 S. Market St. ELIZABETHTOWN PA. FOR THE NEW SHORT LOOK, Come to PEGGY'S BEAUTY SALON 550 SOUTH MARKET STREET Phone 80-J COMPLIMENTS OF A S KREIDER SHOE MANUFACTURING CO COMPLIMENTS o BAKER S DINER COMPLIMENTS OF D H MARTINS D L LANDIS -Af INSURANCE Phone 112 J OLDS PONTIAC CADILLAC Sales 81, Servlce H S RISSER MOTORS Call 233 F S. B. BECKER Men's and Boys' Clothing 'A' NOT CHEAP SHOES . . . BUT GOOD SHOES CHEAPER COMPLIMENTS OF ECONOMY SHOE STORE 39 West Hlgh Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS OF REEMY S SHOP H KELLERS SONS QUALITY GROCERIES PHONE 84 M 204 South Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA HERALD PRINT SHOP ELIZABETHTOWN PA E G KUHN THE DRESS SHOP DAISY M KLEIN PHONE 139 M ON THE SQUARE 99 ELLWOOD S GRIMM SAMUEL R JONES ASSOCIATE S May Each Member Fmd Happmess 23 East Hlgh Street 'A' Elxzabethtown s Only Complete Sportmg Goods Store LEO KOB PLUMBING HEATING Bathroom and Kxtchen Equlpment 7 F. . , A "' ir FOR EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE S if af 7 COMPLIMENTS OF ZEPNICK S GROCERY STORE ELIZABETHTOWN PA GEBHART'S ART AND BOOK STORE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 26 West Hxgh Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA Best W1Sh6S to the Forty Nmers MYERS MACHINE SHOP North Poplar Street PHONE 164 J COMPLIMENTS OF SPICKLER S DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HOME MADE ICE CREAM On the Square PHONE 508 M ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS OF RAY HARDER RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF SNYDER S GARAGE if 306 west H1gh street R D NO 2 MT JOY PA PHONE 141 , if if af if SCHROLL'S A REINHOLD'S SUNOCO SERVICE A TO Z LUBRICATION if 735 S. Market St. ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED J. V. BINKLEY SEWING MACHINES 'k 111 North Market Street ELIZABETHTOWN. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF CLASSIC HO SIERY MILL, INC. COAL GRAIN COMPLIMENTS OF M. M. WENGER RHEEMS, PA. P NE: ELIZABETHTOWN 175 SEEDS FEED Cornpllments of the ELIZABETHTOWN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BEST WISHES RIDER HARDWARE CO 25 South Market St eet ELIZABETHTOWN PA HENRY L GISE ELIZABETHTOWN PA Notary Publlc Surveyor Insurance of All Kmds b E BAKER S DINING ROOM We Cater to Banquets i' I' a 'A' 'A' Ag t f St t Capitol Sa ' g d L A" "tion of Harris ur Pm PHILCO NORGE PRODUCTS ROLLATOR REFRIGERATION t 1 R C MARTIN FURNITURE Wall Paper Pamts Water Heaters Electrlcal Heaters PHONE 10 R 256 S Market St ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS OF MOYER S POTATO CHIPS ELIZABETHTOWN PA BOLTZ S BUS SERVICE Party and Group Hauhng PHONE MARIETTA 3386 KODAK SCHOOL SUPPLIES LINDEMUTH S CUT RATE Luncheonette and Fountam Servlce TOILET ARTICLES SPORTING GOODS GOODPRINT LETTER SHOP 24 East High Street ELIZABETHTOWN PA COMPLETE MAIL SERVICE MIMEOGRAPHING AND MAILING PERSONALIZED STATIONERY 'A' PHONE 139 W ELIZABETHTOWN FARMERS SUPPLY INC SCI-IWANGER BROS. 85 CO. DELCO OIL HEAT 'A' Lancaster Ehzabethtown WALMER'S FOOD STORE 103 North Market Street 'A' PHONE 134 W Sales and Service Elec rica Repairs . . 9 I R. D. No. 2 PHONE: 917 R-21 9 , 9 'A' , . 'A' I. H 7 , . GIBBONS' TYDOL SERVICE WASHING - LUBRICATION TIRES AND BATTERIES 'A' Corner of North Market and Summit HITZ GROCERY Corner N. Hanover and E. Willow Streets FULL LINE OF Groceries - Lunch Meats - Ice Cream Soft Drinks - Candy - Pastries PHONE 443-R FREE DELIVERY H K DORSHEIMER SPORTING GOODS KODAKS CONFECTIONERY SUNDRIES Furniture of Character At Reasonable Prices MILTON F EBERLY ELIZABETHTOWN PA PHONE 917 R 11 ROUTE 3 D S BAUM HOMEMADE BOLOGNA DRIED BEEF A SELECT PRODUCT PHONE 917 R 2 HEISEY BROS QUARRIES RHEEMS PA CRUSHED STONE COMPLIMENTS OF G SHONK GARAGE Route 230 East ELIZABETHTOWN PA PHONE 171 J 5 GEORGE E CARRIGER Paint and Body Shop 'A' RHEEMS 110 J12 ,k 'A' ' ir ir R. D. No. 3 ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 'lc GENERAL INSURANCE Specializing in AUTO INSURANCE RAFFENSPERGER 85 RISSER 'A' CARS - STUDEBAKER - TRUCKS NORMAN G. GOOD PHONE: BM Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery 48 East High Street RISSER BROS RESTAURANT at DELICATESSEN HOME COOKED FOOD OUR OWN MAKE ICE CREAM Phone 176 ELIZABETHTOWN PA l'll'lf0I'5 0 6 lZ6l60!A6U'l KYLE PRINTING COMPANY LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET Sales L1terature Catalogs Letter Heads Envelopes Office Fo ms D1a1 7588 140 SOUTH GEORGE STREET YORK PA , . sa f as P 0 4 4 4 - - 1' 4 4 4 , . s SUI? 'O 'fs 155 M. X 5 I Q5 J 'J' w N1 ' rv I s 2 I, ,, f Q if xs X5