John Piersol McCaskey High School - Echo Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

The Viclette january QMS Midf1937 THE VIDETTE Vol. 34 Lancaster, Pa., January 1937 No. 5 Editor-in-chief ..........,. Managing Editor ......... Features Editor ....,,, STAFF .. ...Thomas Robinson ......,,Har,old Eager Marple William Schaeffer News Editors ...,...,.. ....,... ....,,.. J 3 mes Shreve Circulation Managei '.,...4... ,,,. R ichard Huehnergarth Sports Editor .,,......,..,.,.... .,,. .,,........,...,.... J o hn Oller Art Edi'tor .....,....,.,..,,......... ....,.. ...., ......., X 7 e rnon Henkel Advertising Manager ........,..........,... ,,......,. J ames Coho Associate Advertising Mfiziager, .,.. . Clerk .....,...........,.........,...,,.. ., Associate Editor ....... Managing Editor ...,..... Features Editors ....., Literary Editor ...,...., .,..,,,...Allan lVallace ........William Henry .,,...Jean Simons ...........Nancy Herr Florence Miller Barbara Kienzy .. Elizabeth Herrold News Editor ..r..,...,....,...,...... ,....., Beatrice Arnold Business Manager .... ,,,... ..,....,..,. ....... R L 1 th Lamparter Assistant Business Manager ....... ,......,.. M abel Lynch Clerks .........,.,...,.,...4... .... Circulation Manager ,.... . Reporters .,....,, ,... . F. J. HECKMAN, A. M. Ethel Bitzer, Esther Givant lvlargaret Simon ........,..,He1en Levy J. Rineer . R. Myer H. Levy Advisers SARAH E. BITNER, A. B. Semester subscription price, 81.00. Postpaid to any part of country, 31.00. Single copy, 20 cents. Issued Monthly Entered as second-class matter at the Post Oiiice at Lancaster, Pa., on December 6, 1916. Quill and Scroll Member of Pennsylvania GMU , .17 Qs Senou. School Press Association Chapter 1-AT '-'Lf . ' ' I..' ' XX',X. .X -..uf X I I XIIIXI I Q I i ..-'X w XXX ' X XX-Xa: X . p ' XIX .'.XX' 'L 'X I . X, '. . X X X 'X X I- X, X X X X X XX X X ' . ' X14 . 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XX I XXX X -XXX- XX., -X X X X ' 'X 4' -X X rf' XX I XX X X ' X ' I' XXX. ' .T-, XX ..vXXXI X XIXXIX ' XXXX'X 7X XXX'X X, -.X XX 'XXL X. :XL X XX. X .XX .., , XXX . . XXXXX 'XL ,XX XX .- X XI I X X QL. ..X ,X XX - I LI I :I X'-4W' XX X! XXIXX.XX,' X,'XX IX XX X XIX X XXEXXFXX 'FXFXJL - J. .X .XX X -' - - XXX. XX XXXXXX X XX X -X lXX:XXXXXX XA: XXXXX XX- - ....XX- - XX..X'L XX nh' L. .XXXX GIRLS' DEDICATION To Miss Greiner: as cz token of our sincere and inestimable appreciation of her helpful guidance and devotion during om' term in school, we dedicate this, our Annual. BOYS' DEDICATION To you, Mr. Grube, we, the Class of MidfI937, dedicate this Annual, in token of our sincere gratitude for the interest which you have taken in us throughout our high school career. STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL STACY E. PETERS UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, A. M GEFTYSBURG, PH. D. PRINCIPAL BOYS H IG H SCHOOL BENJAMIN B. HERR FRANKLIN 8: MARSHALL, A. B COLUMBIA, A. M. 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University of Maryland Franklin and Marshall Science Ray Y. Grube, A. B. Lebanon Valley Mathematics Harold B. Gehlnan, A. M. Charles, H. Gladfelter, B. .C. S. Franklin and Marshall Bowling Green Business University Science Commercial J. F. Hartranft, A. M. Francis J. Hathy, B. S. Franklin and Marshall l-'ranklin and Marshall Social Science Commercial F. J. Heckman, A. M. Pennsylvania State English WWA 41. S. Ernest Kilgore A. B, Harry L. Hoover 2. ,- ,' Pennsylvania Stain I m l'l :fr?r:i5M rshuH Vocational liducation ' R ' W- ff sf.: , ii h V' ' .. .V ' - '?PiZ.a7Tflzmf-: ' Qfziwz? 5' ' iii -. IW' QTZX' ' af, 2' W ir: Ziyi 4 V. A.. ., ,, Q, Q A- E311 i 1 3'9f AG i s v P Wa f N 'W D fc , f' X' sis . 1 . Otto R. Kon, B. S. Ruth K. Kuder, B. S.. in L. S. ' ' Drexel Pennsylvania State L,h Harry B. Lutz Nvharton School . . 1 rarifm . Industrial Arts ' ' Commercml 'LQ if. Y f flgex XfXAV -7 064 Q I if 4, 2 Q ff ff 532-46 gn ... 05V . f.,yfffQ,., V f-MZ, f .4 fs? fYff. 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S Franklin mith, and M Vocational Education C..P. Shull, A. M. Monroe XV. Sloyer, Ph. B., A. M. U1liVC1'Slty of Pennsylvania Lafayette Mathematics Social Science Jr., A. B. arshall O. G. Sola, A. B. X Maurice C. Stallslnlth, B. S Gettysburg Language Franklin and Marshall Sch-nge Physical Education r v Iv'1n Stelnnan B S Robert T. Stoner, B. S. John P. NVeisc, B. S. Millcrsvillec L G60,I g8.vV2lShillgt0ll Pennsylvania State V Franklin and Mal-sluill Physical Education Vocational Education Matlmematics Donald NVitmcr, A. B. L - E- 'tt 11 Franklin and Marshall pefhigflvanyglsglte Languages Instrumental Music M rr'11 c. Yost B. s. f -, , Viqlef Wfsber c laeuysburg Llizalmeggcxilgfgvxlmcrgcr Mluersvlue Science ' Secretary -'B' 6' ,fflbxf Tflnlli 1ClLAxss I CLASS OFFICERS President ...,.................. Ruth Lampnrter Vicvc-President -- ....... Ethel Bitzer Secreiary .... ...... B eatrice Arnold Treasurer -- .... Elizabeth Herrold Historian -- .lrlviser -- - - . . - F1 orence Miller - - - -Daisy P. Greiuer President ,,,... .....,.. P aul Marple Vice-President -- .... Gerald Bowman Secretary ,..... ---Robert Laushey Treasurer -- ---- Samuel Congello Ilislorian -- ------ Harold Eager Adviser --- ---C. L. Martin Demetra Argires Dee General Clubs: Matlieinatics, Senior Commercial She's EL very small girl and quiet as a mouse, But she has a smile that would warm your house. , ' A Beatrice Arnold Beatiel' General P Vidette Staffg Honor Society, Presidcntg Junior Class Presidentg Senior Class Secretaryg Intramural Coun- cil, Presidcntg Senior Playg Debatingg Clieerleaclingg First Aid Club Our little friend hopes to go in training, K We are losing, but the patients are gaining. Louise Asllcraft General Clubs: Spanish-American, Mythology To Louise We soon will say, Please fix my hair that self-same way. faxeglefe ??if.5?5??f?f3 Marykaitherine Bally Q' Commercial ' 'Q f jf,f 4 f , one Club , G Now heres a girl who sings to gain fame, 5 y Someday in bright lights we nmy see her nznne. W2 ' Warren H. Bell Liberty ,K A Commercial ' N, :I A IIl.t1'ilIl1Lll'1ll Sportsg Gym Club ' ' F, 3 ' Liberty guards the nations colors in the band, Q 'Q But elninis Quawryville as his native land. 4 V ' 9, ' ' an X. Eleanor Bennawit if M General ff A, Glce Club 3 ' Eleanor will go to clamees Even though they do cause trnnces H231 2 Frances Bensing Fi-an Commercial Drum and Bugle Corpsg Clubs: Slxorthand Speed, Current Literature Our Franiiie always laughs with glee When Charlie takes her out to tea. Ruth Bensinger General Clubs: Book, Current Literature Ruth, somehow, doeSu't like to recite. Yet, what she says ie usually right. College Prepclmlory Lincoln I-li-Yg Intrainural Sportsg Clubs: Slide Rule Drainaiic A physics flush with laughter loud, Of his dancing feet he is quite proud. Ethel Bitzer Billie General Vizlettc Stalfg Honor Societyg Senior Vice-Presidentg . rllfl'2lll1L'l1'2ll Council, Vice-Presidentg Cheerleaderg De- bating Taming Clubs: Dramatic Billie! aim is to work at the Bell , But She inisxht he il snleselmly, who can tell? lliclna Bowman ' G eneral Clubs: I-lliotograplly, Dramatic Quiet. shy, funloving, too, Nlll'SlllUf'N what she plans to do Gemlil E. Bowman Je1'1'y'l CU.fllI11I7l0I'I'ilIl Qiudcnt Councilg l-lonor Society, Presidentg Class Xylifl'-Pl'0SlCl0llfQ Roosevelt Hi-Yg Illfl'illlll1I'2ll Sportsg Clubs: Lettering, Fencing Gllllllvlllilll and svllolzu' in his right. .lc'11'1'5' is flu- clnssk shining light: Chau-les Bicksler Bix', X Mildred Breitigan Commercial Clubs: Spanish-American, Senior Commercial Hear ye! Hear ye! Stay out of the street Mildred's driving can be beat , Calvin L. Campbell Cain Commercial Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Sketch, Stamp Cal's quite adept with line and hook 5 But his girls he prefers safe in a book. C - Anna Clark ' ' General 1 , . I 1' V I A - fzwszi H155 'L W Clubs: Travel, Music Appreciation -, 1 .,,., ,.4., , V fi fag ,,A4m.fM,ff 1 M-xxx if 4, 0 2 -5,41 4 K' ifii or A n . . As a friend shes hard to beat, ff .:,g,g,gf . ' V X v To see her smile is such a 'treat ., , V , 9, ,, . W- ..1- , f l , . f '4Zl.,f.+'M - fygffv- ,-:ff ., , l - ., f :Q of 'L V , f . . , X 33552, f f i , gg W tw rw w - fs J Qwejqif Msgs ,W x , 4 f f X . X X , 2 X W ,-400 f ,4 4 D 6 V ff 4X J Q Q xg 9 6 ,N v 51 'I ff-36654 xx .g 5, Q 64 X V x v Q - WF, l ,l 2, , , I f V ,C yfo,56f4vf5saE,ieM'-fgieiefzgxiwk. f f p ' Q -Y I, . Anbie Charles R. Clemson College P1'l'11GI'llf0l'U Honor Socieiyg Orchestrag Bandg Lincoln Hi-Yg ' ' ' - Cl ls: Dra- Senior Play Castg lntraxnuial bpoxts, um matic, Radio Clem is another of our physics sharks. f , He seldom bites, but he often liarks. ' ' Samuel Congello Sam College Preparatory Honor Societyg Class Trcasurcrg. Lincoln Hi-Yg ln- tramural Sportsg Clubs: Dramatic, Stage Craft Oh! man of voice, man of smiles, Your name will traiisverso many miles. George F. Cramer S:1inty Commercial Orclicslrag Intramural Sports: Ynrsiiy Football: Clubs: Stage Craft, Scirnliiic Research He Smaslies 0Il1l0Sll'lIl1l, ho tears it all almzlrlg For this lad lows iroilmll :und plays with all his heart. I2 I Marian Cramer General Clubs: Photography, Latin American The White Pnrzlde attracts this lassg Best of luck from our class! Almerla Cressel Commercial Honor Societyg Intramural Councilg Clubs: Short- hand Speed, Senior Commercial If quality not quantity will count, In the business world sl1e'll surely mount. Helen Diller General Helen lends 21 helping hand To all who do no't understnnrl. Arlene Dorsliz-zilner Commercial Senigr Orchestrag Intramural Councilg Clubs: Pict- ure udy, Senior Connnercial Arlene plays Well on the fiddle, Thnt's 21 help to Mr. lVirtell. H2611 uw E. ,RT W Q 4235 Louise Dougherty C omntercxial Clubs: Senior Commercial, First Aid Shes just a quiet little maid lVho knows :1 bit about first' aid. William Dussinger HIJUSSYH Commercial Studc-nt Councilg Intramural Sports' ing, Shakespeare , Clubs: Leiter- Nupoleon was I1 wonder, Caesar was a whiz, Burl? cfo1np:u'e1l to Willie, they'i-e just another Hz. Glee Clubg Clubs: Dramatic, Mythology Mary Jane Elliot Clubs: Senior Commercial, Mythology Mary Jane is Very jolly, She is never melancholy. 'ef d Q , Harold J. Eager Eager No. 1 General Videtto Stall, Managing Editorg Glce Cluhg Class Historiang Lincoln Hi-Yg Senior Play Castg Intra- mural Sportsg Clubs: Vidette, Auto Driving ears in a wreekless fashion Seems to be Harold's secret passion. Harry T. Eager Eager No. 2 General Glee Clubg Lincoln Hi-Yg Library Club Lesser than Harold and yet greaterg To quote from Macbeth tits Harry Eager. George M. Eisenberger Bubbles Commercial Bandg Roosevelt Hi-Yg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Stage Craft, First Aid There's something about a soldier We admire, And Georgie in his uniform can Set the world afire. Commercial Jfilll Eyde College Preparatory Clubs: Photography, Important People of Today, President Jean proclaims a librarian she'll he, But ill her way a Cliff we see. Nt' X. Bertha Faltine Commercial Clubs: Senior Commercial, Senior Shorthand Bertha talks with great facility, Along' this line. she sliows ability. i H2 711 l28l Robert A. Ferguson 'Tefgie General Glce Clulog Lincoln Hi-Yg Clubs: Library, Sports In the oilice and in 210, he is right hand man But Fergie helps all of us Whenever he can. College Preparatory Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Sports, Stamp Maurice, our popular paper boy, Tells us football brings him tons of joy. Anna, Mary Fordney General Clubs: Travel, Famous Pictures I Friend to all, dependable lass, And much arhnired by the class Drusilla, Frank l'Dru G cneral Clubs: Travel, First Aid Dru comes to school, hut would rfltlier stay 'wan And when she talks it's :ill nhout Ray. Leonard G. Frayer Len General Intramural Athletic Councilg Roosevelt Hi-Yg Intra- mural Sporfsg Clubs: Shaker U ehvmp Here and there, through fo vu' and around, He sticks to his Chrysler as though he were bound. James H. Fridy Jim G mera! Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Rod and Gun, Pigeon He hunts and fishes when he gets a chzuice For fish in the Witter and girls :tt ai dance. E. Maurice Ferree Mei-k' f Ray E. Gainor Little Abner General l Intramural Athletic Council, Presidentg Clubs: Stage Craft, Photography Here's a boy both dark and nent, In the I-Izunilton l1e'll find your seat. Betty G3-I'dl'l6l' General Gleo Clubg Clubs: Dramatic, Famous People of Today llfhether it'S play or whether it's Work, Betty is not 'the one to shirk. Dorothea, Gates Commercial C1l11JS!-Shbftlllllld, Senior Commercial We know our Dot is petite and sweet And in her sphere cannot be Wheat . Esther Givant Commercial Vidett: Staffg Honor Societyg Clubs: Sliortlizmd, Sen- ior Commercial Esther is now pecking her way To success for il future day. d Dorothy Good G eneral Clubs: Conduct and Mariners, Chess A. Good girl is A - ,,., Her clnssxnates agree. Mary Greenly College Praparulory Senior Plnyg Girl Best-rvesg Clubs: Dramatic, Photography As a friend to everyone. M:1ry's not to lw outdone. l:DOt99 3011 Henry R. Haldy Hf1SS,' General Band: Orchestra: Intramural Sports: Varsity Foot- hallg Sports Club Hass charges the line, tackles the foe: But round the ladies he's rather slow. Lzwern Harnish Ernie Commercial Clubs: Conduct and Manners, Advertising Lavern's a modest little lass Anil much respected by our class. Rc-bert l?a.lmer Hamm Killer College Preparalory Intramural Sports: Clubs: Sketch, Dramatic Robert is n mighty man, with muscles oh! so Strong, But what about those Physics tests, the ones that did l1i1n wrong! Evelyn Helm Ev General Glee Club: Clubs: Interior Decorating. Girl Reserves Evie talks when she's asleep Of USCllZTGffG1'H pens and dancing feet. Vernon Henkel HVGl'lllGl' G eneral Viclclte Staff, Art Editor: Student Council: Clubs: Cartoon, Lettering A wizard in art, an o1'ator great, But Verne 'takes things with an easy gait. G. William Henry Bill Commercial Videttc Stall, Clerk: Intramural Athletic Council Secretary: Junior Class Vice-President: Roosevelt Hi-Y: Glee Club: Clubs: Radio, Photography Expert typist, and Vicletto clerk loyal lu S2ll'2lll'S 1-:xr lu- looks quite royal. Ellen Herr G eneral Clubs: Photography, Travel Ellen 'takes pictures quite sublime, In Photography Club she spends most of her time. W C. Harold Herr Hal College Preparatory Student Council, Presidentg Honor Societyg Junior Class Presidentg Senior Play Cast, Roosevelt Hi-Y, Presidentg Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Clubs: Lincoln, Debating I-Iere is il Chap who uses hooks much You never see this man cet in duteh. Nancy Herr College Preparatory Reserves Nnney's xt lnssie from our town Elizabeth Herrold Betty College Preparatory Videttc Stnffg Honor Society, Vice-Presidentg Class Treasurer: Senior Orchestra, Debatingg Clubs: Journalism, Photography In n science lab shes quite at ease: But well we know she likes to tense. ' Clifford Hilton CHE College Preparatory Lincoln Hi-YQ Intramural Athletic Councilg Intra- mural Sportsg Clubs: Photography, Stamp An nutliority on swing: hands the nzrtion wide. At Je:1nie's house he's known to nluide. Albert Hoeltzle Al CI1l7U'll0: vial Clubs: Ten word, l ootbzlll XVhere Dussinger is. Hoeltzle is found. Every third night to Volnmlvin they're hound. XVl1o's leaving ns to go 'to Brown. Vidette Staifg Honor Societyg Glee Club, Senior Playg Clubs: Photography, Interior Decoratingg Girl . -ai -I 5211 Ro f Homin 3 g ccROyyr College Preparatory Varsity Football, Bandg Lincoln Hi-Yg Intramural Sports Boxer, lover, griclder, allg Heres a lad who can make 'ein fall. Richard Huelmergarth College Preparatory Hui-:hny Vidette Stall, Circulation Managerg Glce Club, Lin- coln Hi-Y, Vice-Presidentg Senior Play Castg Intra- mural Sportsg Clubs: Scientiiic Research, Vidette Hindenburg and Bismark were two Germans very great, ' But when you speak their language, Huehny cloesn't rate. Charles E. Jacobs General Library Dorothy Jeffries Dot Com mere ial Glee Cluhg Dramatic Club Tl1ere's no doubt that Dot can sing, To those high notes she sure can cling . William H. Kautz Bill Commercial Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Sports, Geology Tennis for sport, preaching for profession, 4 This is Kau1iz's magnificent obsession. Martha Kellenherger G eneral Clubs: Dramatic, Travel M:11'tl1a's a girl who is always true, A friend to all and never blue. Jake Lincoln Hi-Yg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Sport, Charlieis dancing is fast and loose, You should see him up at the Moose. .4 ,.., V fi v-vv I. . .l , 'P , f '1 Q ,: je-8 ,ff J ' 4 l f . 1 , iff: 1 'K f Harold Kelshaw G enerul Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Sports, Shop He never liurries, he never scurries, But his brain in Problems goes in flurries. Creston P. Kempf Gres Commercial Bandg Intramural Sports, Clubs: 10-Word, Sports Long-legged Gres isn't a bad fellow at allg Especially in playing some fast basketball. George John Kienzle Kenzo Commercial mural Sportsg Clubs: Lettering, Photography Behold our ardent contest fan, A little man who knows only can. Anna. Kusuplos General Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Senior Commercial, Shorthand Speed Here is a girl who Will never shirk. She will make typing her life work. Ruth Lamparter College Prepurulory Vidette Stailg Honor Society, Secretaryg Senior Presi- dentg Junior Vice-Presidentg Intramural Council, President: Senior Playg Dramatic Club Student Councilg Orchestra, Roosevelt Hi-Yg Intra- fz 41- K. iw' ' f . ew' H 3.-. , - if .-X ' ' no 'QL 'A Here is our President, yes, indeed, With her fine qualities shes bound 'to succeed. Robert E. Lauslley Bob College Preparatory Band: Orchestrag Glee Club: Class Secretary: Intra- mural Sportsg Varsity Footballg Clubs: Band, Sports There isn't anything: he can't do, From playing' 'Fl'0llllllIll0 'to Ping Pong, t00. QF I3 K,- ll?i4l if S, ,, . ., Vera, Leamaln ' Comm arc ml Clubs: Interior Decoration, Conduct and Manners Vera is zz quiet girl Except when someone mentions Merle. Ruth E. LeFevre General Senior Orchestrag Clubs: First Aid, Conduct Manners A. story from Ruth is quite a1 treat, Here a girl you would like to meet. Nancy Lipp Commercial N:1ney's first-aid came in han When she fell while counting' 47 r 1- 6, Xl , f and Clubs: First Aid, Senior Commercial fly ezmcly, .QQQMW l 455 V31 N215 'ti' , 1 ,.e ff X'2?iQM':if7S4.',, 31' -:fx x ,Q . -1 4- we MA ,,-.qu-Mr-,,1. . . ' fe 0 X , C ,I ,, .V . ,fs -. .1 m.-1:4p,, 1.55 ' 9 . Q 4ff4fs ,s s , A ,,.- H W ' .ltl t'st i X Frances Little V - wi. -' - .1ef,:.g:1l:,Q'.f,WQ .m'xf :'ff- . Siffffwx' 1 Com merc la! ' Drum and Bugle Corps: Clubs: Spanish Aim-rlczm, . 1 'ff ,, M 1 ar wr- f Q1 '49 4 F? 1 7 4 1 Z 1 1 1 if S ' ge 1 2: f I 1 ay 1 1 A X 1 , fl-11 rf ff f Q ' 94 1 'V 1 1 V 1 I ,,., , , . ,,,V ,A ' 1 ist' ' ' 2' ., mf ,E ,, A 1 Q ' .1 Jak. ' 1. Q -F. Ruth Little Cummers ia? Drum and Bugle Corpsg Clubs: Shorthand Speed Is it Frances, or is it Ruth? lVe clon't knfrw, to tell the truth. Mabel 'Lynch College Preparaiory Videttc Stalfg Honor Societv' Book Club, Vice-Prcsi- dent ' ' Mabel loves to study :uid read: In whatever she does, We know sI1e'll Succeed. 4 , ,fglflg . ' J I ,ft ., 11, f- -, sf .f ,, 1,11 aft., Q Ka, , tv, , ' x 1 27.7 il V: g ... ,f9,0ix,24Q? , L V ,V 1 Nr-C wif, ff?-, A-r' 1. v 4' U J ' ,-'11 f 4 f i '42 'L vfvffc-ii1if:fJ,Lfe ,, 1' G ewf,,4y31,g-, A, N , ' if ' ' wi 1 wg,Af5gff3i11f5,1Z::.,g1l f 1 , mega - f' 11214 ' ' -- X Z ' ,,, 0' : ty. -wat,-, Glenna. May Glec Clubg Girl ners, Mythology Glenna often swims and hikes, But these We know :u'en't all her likes. Tllomas Maralrella f'Tonnny G enernl Student Councilg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Sketch, Fencing I'IQ1'Q'S 21 lad named Toni Mzlrabellft Mr, Arinstrong thinks 11e's ll swell fella. Shirley Markert Commercial Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Famous Pictures and Buildings, Senior Commercial A. favorite hobby of Shii-ley's is reading. It's almost as regular with her :ls ezriing. Paul Marple College P1'epart1lo1'y Rcservesg Clubs: Conduct and Mim- Dorotliy McMichael 'tDot Commercial Clubs: Dramatic, Current Literature Dorothy keeps at :1-task once lmequn, Anil sticks 'to it Ste-:ulily until it's flone. Robert Metze Bal F' General Orchcstrug Bumlg lllll'AllllUl'1ll Sports Another lllillllS'l'2ly of 0l'l'llPHil'Zl and lmncl. Smneflziy he'll he playing' :ill over ilu- lzmrl. College Preparatory ,. -. A-:J X iw-1-,..,. 2 '11 iymf. .,.l,,,.,,1,1 , T3 eff , , 4 ff X f f f , f . N A , , . f 4, --'- - f - 1 vw 'V '-new .,,f..-,is .. ,. I . f 'X 4'T'fl'l L ' '-,:'f,'0' ' wh 2- fr? Q. ,W .4 9 14529, . 5 lik!-57 ,'51W1i14zfff Z 1 . 92193-iv ' 4, EL' i n , f Aff, mms , -f , , , , f K fx fi t , , :WM-Yf vw., . - , ' . Mm'p Vidette Staff, Features Editorg Student Councilg Honor Society, Secretaryg Senior Class Presidentg Lincoln Hi-Y, Treasurer: Senior Play Castg Intra- mural Sportsg Clubs: Scientific Research, Vidette Marp is to French as Popeye to spinach So fond of LnVerneg n flush in his physics. 195 dx Hr 'C' U3 H3611 .J Evelyn Miller Commercial Clubs: Travel, Advertising: Blue Crescent Girl Re- serves Evelyn's a line example of a real Girl Reserve, By this We shall remember her, for this she does deserve. Florence Miller Fluff College Preparatory Videtto Staffg Honor Societyg Class Historian: Senior Play: Girl Reserves: Clubs: Travel, First Aid Oh! Beautiful lady with heart so true, We think there's no one quite like you. ff v if Mary Miller Commercial ' tvs Q .g 2,wvWS,4 'QPU ff s ,:7f :Mfr Wf Clubs: Senior Commercial, Shortliand Speed sf X A , Q Y uf x if 'QQSYQW' ' -f 5' -4 ., 8,1- 75 S .-1':-f -wfrf :V , feels 'L ' tv! 3 ':-gziif' 2: K , , , , , Q I Mai y would iathei heat than speak, 'I'-f f - . X 1 my: 'Q-A ' as W ff W Y f gsm is s sf f A W ,v f r 4 X X Q , f rw, ,Y r I W K X f f H Q 3 7 D 1 'X f N, ,fbffm Q ff Although her Voice is not so Weak. xmpsrqo, Dorothy Moedinger G Dot eneral Glce- Club: Clubs: Girl Reserves, Good Manners, Secretary Dot's future seems to he all planned 'Cause she thinks Jim is simply grand, Richard Morrow Goup College Preparatory Lincoln Hi-Y: Intramural Sports: Clubs: Swimming, Cartoon A dentist this boy intends to be, But I'd sure hate having his tools touch ine. Jefferson M. Mussel' Jeff Commercial Orchestra: Roosevelt Hi-Y3 Intramural Sports: Clubs: Sports, Stamp Jeff can play a violin in true artistic style: To see him swing 'that fiddle bow we'd really walk a mile, Anna Murr Neldemeyer General , Clubs: Dminatic, Current Literature Her complexion is quite hard to beat, To learn her secrets would be a great treat. Helen Parker General Clubs' Famous Pictures, Travel Heies 21 quiet gnl and shy With 21 twinkle in 11e1 eye. 'I L QLI1 Julia Prutzmzm , Commercial f' - Clubs: Current Literature, Book ,A To be a bookkeeper is J ulia's ambition, llzq' We're sure the books will be kept in condition 2 ' 1 fx ,. -I W age' ez , f l I 6 AV 40 X X 6 6 N- KN '7 X A, A w , 4 '70 X .. . . , 71 N , A ., , fy w A W , 2, c 2 5 1 f Sf , P J Q? Q58 Q w 4 'P C -.:s:f5'f:,sl,f. Q . X ff- ,' ,, W b-, figfvxisgz xt, f '- ysgwgzfzx -wlxiiiiis , 1 361524 'qw J 2, fiom , . er-U:-:f.:.:, J nr .fi V Him ini oz '. .,.. l, ,X 1 :VW C .3224 , , . 9- 'f 1T,'Q',!.' Z g 79,43 .TAA Ellen Rajnar Commercial Clubs: Senior Commercial, Flower Ellen Rainar's il promising lass Who contributes her bit toward our class. Allan Rebman Abe G eneral - . Glee Clubg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Gym, Golf A. gridiron great of passing note, In place of Clark Gable well give him our vote. E. Lucille Rife College Preparatory Commencement Spcakm-rg Clubs: Short Story, Books Miss Fohl's helper now is sheg But :1 teacher she will ho. 3 Thomas J. Robinson J0by College Preparatory Vidette Staff, Editor-in-Chiefg Honor Society, Vice- Presidentg Swimming Teamg Lincoln Hi-Y, Presi- dent: Senior Play Castg Intramural Sports, Clubs: Vidette, Swimming Beauty, brawn, and brains placed in one, This lad is sure to find a place in the sun. George Rodgers i'Rodgers General Intramural Sportsg Stage Craft Club Quiet, suave, but not at all mean In Philly with Rita he's often seen. Geraldine Royer HJerry Commercial Clubs: Senior Commercial, Current Literature You know Jerry Royer, who 'takes a gi picture Harold Rubinson Ruby College Preparatory Honor Society, Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Slide Rule, Shorthand A Well dressed man known as Rube to his buddies, We all know he sticks nnglrty close to his studies. Harry Shalub Macbeth General Intramural Sports, Varsity Trackg Clubs: Track, Stamp Pete's well versed on the play Macbeth, But winning the halt'-mile takes his breath. Victor W. Shaub Duncan General Student Conncilg Orchestrag Glee Clubg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Lettering, Golf He holds down a place in a hill-billy band, And on many occasions also holds Cora' hand. Was very outstanding in current literature. 'and Grace Shenk 1 General Orchestrag Glee Clubg Debatingg Clubs: First Aid A friend to all and free with her wit, s And with our class shes made a hit. Margaret Simon Commercial Vidette Staffg Clubs: Current Literature, Senior Com- niercial A very small girl and 21 quiet lass, Nevertheless she's high in our class. ' Jean Simons College Preparatory Vidette Stzllfg Honor Societyg Clubs: Chess, Current Literature In Trig J eau does excel, As n buyer she'll do Well. Irvin Singer Maestro General Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Slide Rule, Fencing Irv is a physics wizard who also knows his trig, Here is u mighty atom within this world so big. Dorothy Small K YS QEX Commercial - Clubs: Spanish American, Current Literature 4 yt Dorothy's f1'1G1ltlS'XVlll all report Gr., 'A - HP, , 2 3 That she is one of the cheerful sort. I VN ,,.Z:Q,y X .l Q-.P in ,gf - N ,. .V ,C Isa-belle Smith . Commerriul Clubs: Current I.iter:1ture, Senior Commercial 1 , -5 - . 4 - ' 53 EQ ,Q e-V-we Heres the pt-1ze 'talker of the class, ,H - A u F if ' , as-g. . . . 'I X , 'e , So they say ot this little lass. Q V I., t ,. w1 V S Agatha. Snacler X I f me .3 -if f f 84 vw 1, N QQ QQ iw, A? General Glee Club She's one of the shyest of girls And has the prettiest of curls. Miriam Snyder Commercial te? f J Q 6 Clubs: Senior Commercial, Bookg Intramural Sports .,,, my , aww wN'vmXf,. , 2:13. . 'gfef',gw, '- ,. -QM: Sy , Q 1 1. ,r yg, 'S :H gf .' 1. 3 5 fee.:-.' , , '2 f A if-X ' 1.5,:g.,,:, .2 ' ' 2 .fi - V V v - , -: ,tgmi ff l ye , g 12- sf5.'- Szwymyg if -P Q., V Q- S X .s 'wzvf' w I Avi rs, 6.5: 1. KLQFI -'F I - : - -'W bfi 9 -9 .f - ,f-X-'-Ty. sfi:,'S, f:+'ZW,'-if. fb' fuss lv N V Qyfgixliiifi , ' T ?'9?f7l'iQ5F Y fN5ewm.'z5:::,:-: 1, . iixkisxl X ie 5 1 - 1 P, . VJ l l 5 5 l40l To church, 'to church, our Miriam does go L e To see a certain so and so. . . Vera- Snyder Commercial . Drum and Bugle Corpg Clubs: Chess, Famous Peo ple of Today As charming a stenog as one will see That is what Vera is going to be. John Walter Strantz Vocational Varsity Footballg Intramural Sportsg Sports Club Walter is a lad with blonde hair 011 the football field hr-is very big rather curly, :incl burly. Norma Trimble Commercial Clubs: Nature, Senior Commercial An excellent typist we know is she, So a StG1'l0Q1'2l1lllG1' we reckon she'll be. Schiller A. Ulrich Cum mercial Burl Lincoln Hi-Yg lntraniural Sportsg Glee Cluhg Oper- ctfa Cast Q Not one dull moment ever is ours 'W Q I When lmmlsome Sclmler reveals his powers. Allan Wallace - College Pl'L'1Jll1'lll01'l1 I Viclettc S'tz1H', Associate Advertising Managerg Varsity Sports: Basketball, Footballg Intrzxnxural Athletic Councilg Lincoln Hi-Y, Chaplning Senior Play Lead, Faculty Play Castg I1lfl'2llllUI'Z11 Sportsg Clubs: Vidette, Dramatic In both Senior and Faculty Play, too, Allzurs 'the 'boy that pleased me and you. Clyde M. Whitaker 'fProt General Orchestrag Glec Clubg Clubs: Sllorthand, Photog- raphy l Clyde takes it easy, always takes his timeg Never does he hurry, that would be a crime. 1 Josephine White Commercial Clubs: D1'a1n:1tic, Music Appreciation Cheerful, sweet, and friendly, too, Always ready 'to entertain you. Leroy Williams Babe Commercial Intramural Sportsg Sports Club. Leroy is interested chiefly i11 sportsg But for Mr. Hartrnnft he does work of all sorts. H. Robert Young '-Bon General 21t1'an1ural Sportsg Clubs: Cl'lll1ill0l0gy, Rod and un Here-Vs one hnlf of the 'two young boys, A lad who seldom makes llllll'l1 noise. George Zook Doe General Intramural Athletic Council: Illll'llllllll'Lll Sportsg Clubs: Sports. Chl'llllSll'X I-Iere's one tough lllilll who l':lll'1 lu- beat. The world. says George. is :ml my feet. :slow ll41l 3511 Memoriam l In memory of two classmates WILBUR SINGLETON and ROBERT BARRICK who were with us only a short time, but still live in the memories of Midf1937. Commencement Activities V JANUARY 31, 1937 BAOCALAUREATE SERMON ST. PAUIJS METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Frank D. Lawrence, Minister FEBRUARY 1, 1937 SENIOR EXERCTSES SENIOR PROM Wrssru JUNIOR Hum GYBINAXSIURI FEBRUARY 3, 1937 1'OM3IENf'EMENT BOYS HICII-I fXUDITORIUB'I bes't apparel The Mummers March v . were . As Father Time cast his glance upon the throngs of happy people who the curb, eagerly awaiting the parade which was slowly approaching of police come into view, we notice that the nrst float contains a year announces our Sophomore activities, meager as they were. The second float shows a group of small frightened girls dressed in their sand- lined along the escorts glass which to appear sophisticated, but failing sadly in Iirst days in Stevens High School as lowly ost in the wilderness of girls! the attempt. Sophomores, and highest-heeled shoes, trying How this brings back to us our wandering from room to room, l A sigh from the crowd causes us to gaze on the next float. In a classroom a number of students are studying eagerly or at least 'trying to give the appearance of it. A teacher sits at the head of the room and checks pink slips. Oh, yes, we must admit that the eighth Period has a place reserved in our history just as we have often had our places reserved for ns in its period. A new sand glass introduces our Junior Year. It is evident that it has just been turned. The next float contains an understanding teacher and a group of tive girls, larger and more conndent than the sophomores. This represents our Junior Class Otticers. The President's part is portrayed by Beatrice Arnold, the Vice-Presidei Lamparter, 'the Secretary by Mary,Miller, and the Historian by Florence Miller. Greiner is our very helpful advise1'. Japan is the setting for the next event. There are many Japanese boys and on the stage, but in the center of the group there is one figure, which, in arms crossed, stands out. He is The Mikado? Some of our classmates helped in senting this successful operetta. In the distance a float catches our eye. It appears to be covered with bln it by Ruth Miss girls with pre- black e and white crepe paper. New as it comes nearer we see that our class colors are displayed by 'the white sweaters and blue emblem ot the Mid '37 Class. The Order of the Founders and Patriots of America march before us. group we see -our classmate Elizabeth Herrold, the winner of the competitive given by the group. Leading the examination On the next float a choir appears-as we listen we. hear the beautiful music of 'The Messiah . Father Time smiles as he turns the glass for our Senior year and watches as we assume our role of dominating Seniors. The next iioat shows an election and as the ballots are counted it is discovered that the following girls are to guide our class through the last year: President-Ruth Lani- parterg Vice-President-Ethel Bitzerg Secretary-Beatrice Arnoldg Treasurer-Elizabeth Herrold. A keystone with a brightly burning torch symbolizes tl1e National Honor Society. Beatrice Arnold, Ethel Bitzer, Almeda Cressel, Esther Givant, Nancy Herr, Elizabeth Herrold, Ruth Lamparter, Mabel Lynch, Florence Miller and Jean Simons represented us in this group. The Senior Class Play occupies the next float which shows to the crowd their many Growing Pains . Beatrice Arnold. Mary Greenly, Nancy Herr, Ruth Lamparter, and Florence Miller helped to straighten out the ditliculties of high school boys and girls. Another Glee Club presentation comes into view, this time Patience is given and greaty enjoyed. Again a choir helps to entertain 'thc crowd of people, the lovely music of i'Elijah selected for this year. Around a table the Class Day, Social, Announcement, and Flower and Motto Com- mittees are busy at work, preparing for graduation. Before them are placed the plans for our Senior Prom, Class Day, and Baccalaureate Services. These remain as our only activities. The last float contains a year glass from which all the sand has drained. This tells us that it is 11ow time to depart ani to cede our places to others who are seeking their fortunes of education. Beyond the glass a translucent curtain hangs, we see the light of the future beckoning us to march forward, but 'thc events which are to follow remain unknown to us. So we prepare to leave the school which we have learned to hold in such high esteem, the teachers who have been our patient guides, and the girls with whom we have spent so many happy hours: regretting that which has passed, 'but hopeful tbr the future. Florence Miller Boys' Class History Lives of great 'men all remind us. We can make our lives sublime, And departing leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time. How little value we, the Class of Mid 1937, would have given this verse as We gathered in the awesome immensity of the auditorium of the Lancaster Boys' High School ill February of 1934. Wie were just a group of some hundred odd sophomores, aptly termed greenies, who felt we could never achieve a greater state of insignitieance it we tried for a lifetime as we absorbed the scorn of the lofty seniors who gazed at us from all angles. NVe were duly installed, after a short one hour talk by Mr. Herr on the rules and regulations concerning the school in general and sophomores in particular, in our Various home-rooms where We learned the idiosyncracies of our many teachers and they in turn Ito our dismayj quickly learned ours. Our sophomore year began amid the memorization of lock combinations tllltl exasper- atiug searches for rooms in unexplored regions of the building. In due time, lroavever, we mastered these and many other intracacieswxi' our iirst year and then our nerves being sutliciently quieted. we began the formation of friendships with fellow-students and teach- ers that will last throughout life. Thus our sophomore year, interrupted only by a much needed vacation, rolltd smoothly along as we took the eighth periods, senior orations and other pagues with angelic serenity. One blot marred this first year. Two classmates, Robert Barrick and Nvllillll' Singleton were gathered in by the grim-reaper within a short twenty-four hours. They were well-liked and respected by all who knew them and their memory will linger with us. Then one morning we awoke with a start to find 'that we had escaped the tentacles of failure and were now known at G. H. Q. fthe otlicej as Juniors. And now the here- tofore undiscovered talent that had lain dormant for a year began to blossom forth in all its glory. VVe the Class of Mid-1937 began to rise and shine in 'the orbit of school life. Our iirst class meeting was held this semester and we organized as one body C-although not as one mindi for the first time, The leaders chosen to guide the class through fair weather or foul during this ycar were V President .,.,.......,.,,,,..,............,.........,... ,.,. ..,.......... ....,.,. I I 1 irold Herr Vice-President ........... ...XVilliam Henry Secretary-Treasurer.. ,,.,.. .. .. ..,,. ., ..... . .,,.... .,.. S amuel Congello Historian ,,,...,...,,,.,......,.....,...........,.....,......,....,,..,...............,. ........,.... H arold Eager Our class colors of blue and white were also selected at this time. The second semester of this year found membrs of our class represented in practically every phase lof school activity. We were greeted with several agreeable surprises during this year, Health was added .to our curriculum as an entirely new subject in Boys' High. The band also took on a touch of completeness as they marched forth one day in brand new jackets. Then having had enough of Chemistry, American History and English literature and 'they having had enough of us we breezed through examinations once more and breathed a deep sigh of relief when they were over. Gee! What a thrill! We, who may accurately be termed survivors. rushed to the coveted seats in the parquet to take our places as seniors. As such we entered 1113011 the last leg of our high school life. We faccd this year with mingled hope a11d fear. Before us lay the great, unknown, unexplored and unconquered. What would be our reaction? Happily we now have the answer an'l that answer is joyous success. Before we had time to recover frtin the successive blows of physics. social problems a11d the various advanced languages the dramatic ability in our class was called upon to enhance the ammal senior play 'tGrowing Pains. Seven members of our class were cast for various ingenius roles and ably performed to make this play one of the most suc- cessful in school history. The hitherto unsuspected romantic abilities of XYallace, Robin- son. Marple. Clemson, Huehnergarth, Eager and Herr were astonishingly natural in llF0U'l15'al. The glee club gave its annual production Patience this same semester. Again several members of our class helped make it the success it was. Schuler Ulrich was the never-to-be-forgotten lady-killer and Robert Ferguszm the perfect stooge. Class oilicers elected to guide the destinies of our class during this year were President ..,..,.,..,................. ....,...... ..,....... ..,.. ......,.. . . ,...,.,........,.,.,., I , a iul Marple Vice-President ..., Gerald Bowman Secretary ................. ...., ...... . . .. ,, .... .. . Robert Laushey Treasurer .... ,......,........ .,,.......,,.,. ...,.,.. , .... . . , , ...,..,.,.. ,,.. . ,Samuel Fongello All loo soon September of 1936 rolled 'round and once more we turned from fancy to the grun reality of school life. Bur this tina- we. the mid-seniors ot' I.. ll, S.. l't'flll'!lt'ti Continued on page 69 Girls' Class Will V We, the graduating clas of Mid 1937, of the 'Stevens High School in Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, do hereby ordain and establish this, our last will and testament, and by so doing declare all previous documents null and void. Article One: To the school in general: Item One: To the entire body of underclassmen, we bequeath the great peace and quiet which characterized us. ,Item Two: We leave our brilliancy 'in Physics Class to tl1e oncoming Seniors. Item Three: Bea'tie Arnold leaves her bashfulness to all who will appear on the auditorium platform. Article Two: We dispose of the following individually: Item One: Mabel Lynch's high I. Q. we leave to the next class to take intelligence tests. Item Two: Billie Bi'tzer's Upetitenessn we give to Barbara Kienzy. . Item Three: Helen Diller leaves her mirror to Lil Oster. V Item Four: Florence Millers Growing Pains shall descend upon all bewildered Sophomores. Item Five: Elizabeth Herrold's super-special projects to someone who never docs any. Item Six: We leave Dru Frank's privilege of just-about-being-late to the next person to have her seat in Mr. Oller's homeroom. Item Seven: Jean Simons gladly bequeaths her short stature to Ruth Bigler. Item Eight: Nancy Lipp bestowes upon one of our expert accountants the privilege of counting the candy next semester. Item Nine: To Dot Koth we leave Ruth Lamparter's famous expression- Now there you got something. Article Three: We hereby appoint: Item One: Miss Losch as legal guardian of Jiggers , to be assisted by Mr. Sam McOutcheon. , Item Two: Two hyper-active sport fans as the successors to our cheerleaders. Item Three: Dorothy Koth and Thelma Hershey to be executors of this will. Drawn up and aflirmed this thirty-second day of December in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty-six. Signed and sealed: CLASS OF MID-1937 Witnessses : Miss Greiner Miss Munson Mr. Oller Miss Bitner Boys' Class.. Will T We, the Class of Mid 1937, shouting from the doorways of Messrs. Armstrong, Gehman, and Rex, do proclaim the mass of printed matter below our foremost, hindmost, and only most will and testament. Wills are usually made to be carried out when some- thing is over or dead. That is where this will is different. The Class bf M-37 isutt going to die! It will carry its fine work and traditions into posterity. Item One: We leave Mr. ES11G11llfll1'S bazooka to him since it belongs to him in the first place. tAnyway, who wants it?J . . - N Item Two: We leave to the Seniors those 'two former M-37 flashes, Blankman and lvinnerling, who will return to school in February. 1 Item Three: Armstrongis homeroom leaves its wide assortment of club oflicers, actors, editors, presidents, athletes, and orators to any Senior homeroom willing to pay the drayage costs of the plaques. I'te1n Four: Our class, being in an extremely generous statenof mind at the time and wishing to do something really big, has decided to build a new school building ifor our followers, This school of ours is under construction and will be ready for occupancy about next September if Our men work hard enough. Personal Items: -Gainor leaves his ushers uniform to Rev. Hawthorne. -Marple leaves his girl to anyone good enough to take her from him. -Hilton wont give us his fondness for Lombardo. ' -Bicksler leaves his dancingfeet to Howard Stumpf. -The Stagecraft Club leaves its scenery for future plays. -Clemson's attempted humor should be .given to someone who lives miles and miles from Lancaster. -Wallace leaves his acting ability to George Allen. -Harold Herr leaves his books to Kenneth Dicely. -Congello leaves his frankness and :bubbling verbosity to William Schaeffer. -Huehnergarth leaves his many many alibis to Jim Shreve. Sgned and sealed 'this twentieth day of January, 1937 Class of M-37 Thomas J. Robinson, Esq. Wittnesses :- Harold Eager Richard Morrow Gerald Bowman ' FAREWELI V As we, Mid-Thirty-Seven, bid farewell, ,And .nothing in ,the future can foretell, We feel a ,pang Within our heart lust knowing that We must depant. No more well hear our learned teachers tell 'Ofthings we like to hear so well, Of love and courage that long live, Which 0:1011 of us should strive to give. We bid you keep the flame a-burning bright, -For 'twas to us a guiding light To our SUCCQSS and aims in life, And overcoming all our strife. AS on We travel down life's rugged way, And try to do our best each day, We'll ight the lights, with all our might, Till rest COIIIGS Softly in the night. Farewell to you, dear teachers, classmates, friends, And ere our life-long journey ends, We hope that we shall meet again, To prove our work was 11'Ot in Vain. Dorothy Moedinger COLORS Royal Blue and White MOTTO t'Non palnia sine 1abore KNO victory without 1abor.J CLASS FLOWER White Rose Mid ,37 Class Song idtfiftgjj ,ME Q li-fi VF? F ijt F e frigid eil Words and Music by Grace Shank I With grateful hearts, we bid farewell To thee, dear Alma Mater. As we are passing from your doors, Our thoughts will fondly linger. II NVi'th pride and joy our hearts are filled, Our dear old Alma Mater, We thank thee for the friendships true, And fellowships together. III For all the knowledge that we've gained We thank thee, Alma Mater: And may thy teachings be a guide Throughout: our lives, forever. GROWING PAINS' Presented By THE SENIOR CLASSES OF THE LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOLS By Aurania Rouverol NVILLIAJI L. ATCHLEY, Director Qem-ge ,....... ................................... -X llan XVallace Mrs. Melnlyre ...... .... M ary Jane Herr Professor ..... - .... ...... IN lark Alspach Terry -- ,....... Florence Miller Brian- -- .... Robert Connybeare Hal -- ...... ..--Paul Marple Omar ........ D u teh .......... Mrs. Patterson Elsze .......... J une ........ Miriam -- Patty - - - - Prudence -- Sophie --- Pele ........ Party Guests - Traffic Officer Vlulan ........ - - -Charles Clemson - - - -Thomas Robinson - - - - Ruth Lamparter - - - -Betty Snavely - - - - - - -Nancy Herr - - - -Beatrice Arnold - - -Mary Jennings --------Alverta Rohrer ----------------Janet Axe Richard Huehnergarth Omar Buchwalter Janet Gast Harold Eager Harold Herr Miles Hart Janet Styer Nancy Houck Mary Greenly - - - -William McCulley - - - -Betty Brinkman yd KW Y N ll!! jlflwy Z? gf 4 M WMV 7f ki XZ 2 - , V Lv' y ig' 4 X k n. ' ' fb: ' , I f . - f ,- flfizz. N K ,,L '7f A , ,LU - ,- X9 . +D1Q1eAxNll1Ax1rll-DNS VIDETTE STAFF Editor-in-chief ............... Thomas Robinson Associate Editor -- ....... Jean Simons Advisers ........................ P. J. Hecknian Sarah E. Bitner Graduating Members Beatrice Arnold Ruth. Lamparter Ethel Bitzer Mabel Lynch Harold Eager Paul Marple Esther Givant Florence Miller William Henry Thomas Robinson Nancy Herr Margaret Simon Elizabefh Herrold Jean Simons Richard Huehnergarth Allan Wallace QUILL AND SCROLL Harold Eager Thomas Robinson Elizabeth Herrold . Jean Simons BOYS' STUDENT COUNCIL Oillcers Harold Herr President ...... .,.......... .... ---Charles Clair -John VVitmer Vice-Presirlent --- -.---- ---- Serretury --.--- -.-------- Treasurer ---- -.----.----- R odney Flory Adviser -- --.--- Mr. Clarence M. Ebersolc Members Mid-1937 Gerald Bowman George Kienzle Paul Marple 1937 , LcMar Finiil' Donald McLanachan Kenneth Hersh NVilliam Schaeffer XVilliam Ictlllffllliill James Shreve Warren Swartz Mid-1938 Richard Ashby Samuel Barr Gregory Eannone 1938 Carl Fickcs Robert Hokc Donald Groil' John Marion Robert Haskman Franklin Schallner Robert Snacler Mid-1939 Dean Caldwell Jerry Myers Charles Holzinger Paul NVittel 1939 Jack Barr Robert Johnstin Edward Benedick XVilliam Leonard Jolm Brown Robert Northdurft John Cauler Robert Shorts Robert NVinlers BOYS' HONOR SOCIETY HONOR socnsry MEMBERS President ...................... Gerald Bowman Vice-President - - - Secretary .... Treasurer - - G'e1'a1cl Bowman Charles Clemson Samuel Congello - - -Thomas Robinson -- ---Paul Marple --------- ----James Shreve Mid-1937 Harold Herr Paul Marple ThOI'l12lS Robinson Harold Bubinson Richard Bowers Charles Clair Burleigh Cooper Lester Garner Harold Heisey Frank Hoefel John Krantz Samuel Barr Charles Bowman 1937 Donald McLz1nz1chz1n John Oller VV21lter Parkin VVilliun1 SchaeITer James Shreve James Smith Joseph Wielmsh Mid-1938 Charles Piersol John Vlfitmer GIRLS' HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS OF HONOR SOCIETY President ....................... Beatrice Arnold Vice-President - - . . . -Elizabeth Herl old Secretary .... - . -Ruth Lamp u tex Historian - . ...... Helen Levy Sponsor - . ................. John S Oller Membership Mid-1937 Beatrice Arnold Ethel Bitzer Almeda Cressel Esther Givant Nancy Herr Betty Barrick Betty Cornelius Jane Ehrhart Viola Hatton Mary Jane Kain Dorothy Koth Ann Buckwalter Elizabeth Herrold Ruth Lamparter Mabel Lynch Florence Miller Jean Simons 1937 Dorothy Helen Levy Kathryn Miller Vera Reese Jean Rineer Regina Smith Beatrice Weaver Worrest Mid-1938 Thelma Ethel Heinaman Hershey ORCHESTRA Llzml-I E. XVITTELL, Director G-RADUATING MEMBERS OF ORCHESTRA Charles Clemson Robert Laushvy George Cramer Ruth Lefevcr Arlene Dorsheimer Robert Metze Henry Haldy Jefferson RIUSSGI' Harold Herr Gracc Shenk Elizabeth Herrold Clyclc XVIlit2lk0I' GLEE CLUB Donorux' Scuocxc, llirectress URADUATING MEMBERS OF GLEE CLUB Murykntherinc Bally Evelyn Helm Eleanor Bennawit XX'illiam Hcnry Helen V. Diller Nancy Herr Harold Eager Glenna May Harry Eager Dorothy lf0C'dillHi'I' Robert Ferguson Schuyler Ulrich v Z BAND -Llzmn E. WITTELL, Direclor Graduating Members Henry Haldy Robert Laushry Roy Horning Robert Metze DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Drum Major - .........,...... . Uirrvlnr .,.. ,,.I.righ Ii. XVith-ll Ardytlmc- Lf-Fr-vrc ROOSEVELT HI-Y Omcers President ..... ........... - --R0y Andrews Vice-President -- ....... Harvey Kern Secrelary ..... ,.., C harles Holziugcr T1',eusurer -.- ...... James Drumm Cluzplnin --, ,... Robert Hackman LINCOLN HI-Y Officers 1 'f'-Vflffnf ------- ........ T homas J. Robinson Vice-I-'rcsirlcnt . - .... P-icha rd I-Iuchnergarth Sfcfffflfll ----- ............ . Iohn Oller Treasurer -- ,-----,,,-. paul Marple Cllfllzlain ,,. --,AlIan B. Xvallnce, Jr. GIRL RESERVES SIGMA CHI CLUB Presillent ,,,....,.................. Kitty Bevis Vice-P1'esi11c'nt - - .... Florence Miller S6'l'1'0ffl1'U ..... ,.,..., N ancy Herr T1'eus1L1'er .... .... 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