Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)
- Class of 1934
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EX LIBRIS ' A , ff!! fi X f lVAlK.llk N lil YXAQAN vnlslngyi. j W 1 Afoot and light-h rtedl take to th p d Healthy, free, the world before me, Th f I d g e long brown path be hereve I h osef' SAN IIS HLEE. ZE Foreword As the Caravan traders of old set out on an unchartered desert to seek distant cities, there, to trade their wares, so we set out today - a modern Caravan in an everchanging World. MWW, IUIJHWXXXXXWM Order o f Books Book l . . The School Book ll . The Seniors Book lll . . The Classes Book IV The Activities Book V . . The Sports Book VI . . The Alumni .-QE! E!! 'T Dedication For his friendship, his loyality, and his earnest efforts on our behalf, the Class of 1934 dedicates this book to MR. DAVID D. BRANDT Dedication ln appreciation for her deep personal interest in us and in our many school activities, We, the Class of 1934, sincerely dedicate this book to MISS GENIFRED WALTER Mechanicsburg High School, You're the dearest school to me. 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Columbia University Ohio State University DEAN OF GIRLS MISS GENIFREDE WALTER Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania DEAN OF Bovs MR. DAVID D. BRANDT Lebanon Valley College-AB. Bonebrake Theological Seminary-B.D. ENGLISH MISS MARGARET E. STALIFFER Gettysburg College-A.B. Pennsylvania State College GEOGRAPHY MRS. ELIZABETH S. ORRIS Irving College-A.B. Shippensburg State Teachers College Lebanon Valley MATHEMATICS MR. BOYD FORTNEY Shippensburg State Teachers College-B.S. Temple University GENERAL SCIENCE MR. IOSEPH D. MOORE Franklin and Marshall-A. B. University of Pennsylvania COMMERCIAL MISS RUTH B. WAGNER Indiana State Teachers College-B,S. Pennsylvania State College LIBRARIAN MISS BESSIE BEAR Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania HISTORY MR. HAROLD CRUTTENDEN Albright College-B.S. SHOPS MR. EDWARD F. THOMAS Syracuse University-E.E. 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FLILTONCQJW Wilson College-AB. , ,Ag ln' New York University ., ' West Chester State Teachers College ENGLISH MR. I. G. HAGGERTY Dickinson College-AB. Ohio Northern University Pennsylvania State College Q ART MISS KATHARINE MAIN Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College HOME ECONOMICS MISS EVELYN ATHERTON Hood College-B.S. Pennsylvania State College PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. GEORGE E. VORBACH University of Illinois-B.S. University of Chicago University of Michigan HISTORY MR. CARL M. HAMSHER Gettysburg College-A. B. ENGLISH MISS BESSIE I. BASEHORE Hood College--AB. Pennsylvania State College ' LATIN MLSS IEAN' E. FRANCIS Wilson College-AB. , I University of Pennsylvania-lVI.A.' , L Iuniata College A 3 .X Pennsylvania State College A F X x COMMERCIAL MISS CLARA STAYNER Pennsylvania Business College The School Board M' AS, MR. HEIKES PAUL MR, WM, 1.13151-IER MRS. L. C. SIMPSON PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TO BOARD MR. W. S. PATEE MR. GEO. HLIRST MR. PARKER KUHNS MR. W. C. FALIST n MR. GUY LUCAS TREASURER TO BOARD BOOK II . . . SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VVALTER A. ENSMINGER Sextizs OCTOBER 16, 1916 ...... ACADEMIC Clubs-Art 11, 2, Pres. 31: Dramatic 12, 3, 41: Latin 131: Marionette 13, 415 Craft 1Pres. 41: Student Council 11, 2, 31, Show Case 12, 3, 41: Field Day Declamation 1115 Sands Editor-in-Chief 141g Torch 141: Class Pres. 141, Stage Settings 11, 2, 3, 415 About Town Cast 131, Holiday Cast 141. Painting, acting, writing and work, Never from anything did he shirkg Walter has done much for us all, May fortune's gifts on him fall, VICE PRESIDENT ROSS B. ADAMS Adams JUNE 20, 1916 ...... COMMERCIAL Football 13, 41: Intra-Mural Basketball 11,313 Baseball 141: Torch Typist, Sands Sports Editor, Class Vice Pres. 141, Home Room Vice Pres, 1213 'AAbout Town Cast 131, Operetta Chorus 141. And still the wonder grew, That one small head, could Carry all he knew A boy reliable and true And furthermore a worker too. SECRETARY-TREASURER DAVID B. IACOBY Dave TUNE 7, 1916 ....... ACADEMIC Football 13, 41: Basketball 13, Capt. 41: Track 3, 41: Baseball 1415 Soccer 1219 Clubs-Latin 121: Marionette 1315 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Class Sec.-Treas. 13, 41: Home Room Pres. 1415 About Town 131, Operetta Chorus 11, 2, 31, Cast 141. A faithful Basketball Captain is he, In football also he did succeed, With flying colors Maroon and Steel , Good sportsmanship he has revealed. MILDRED E, ALLEN MMU.. ILILY 12, 1916 ....... ACADEMIC Basketball 12, 3, 41: Volleyball 13, 41: Newcomb Ball 131: Track 11, 21. Clubs-Art Club 13, 41, '4Sands Assist- ant Art Editor 141: Glee Club 12, 31, A'About Town Cast 131: Operetta Chorus 121. A paint brush and a pallette in her hand, Mildred will join the artist band, lf at her work you want to look Tum to the art which is in this book. CHESTER HOFFMAN BAHN .fchetn IUNE 5, 1916 ....... COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 11, 315 Track 111: Home Room- Sec. 111. With teachers he never would agree, If they'd recite-why should he? And though at work he'd heave a sigh Still through and through he's a real good guy. JOHN H. BAIR UIOhTlfliC,, IANUARY 6, 1914 ...... COMMERCIAL Football 12, 3, 41: Baseball 11. 2, 31: Track 111: Clubs- Tumbling 11, 2 3, 41: Dramatic 141, Sands Personals 1415 Home Room Vice Pres. 111: Operetta Chorus 13,413 A'Holiday Cast 141. A quarter back better than he From M. H. S. you'll never see, An actor also he has proved, And usually is in a cheerful mood.. KENNETH McGOWN BENDER .,Ken,, OCTOBER 11, 1915 . . . COMMERCIAL Clubs-Agriculture 111. Ken is quite but full of fun, He's a good friend to everyone. May best of luck be his always, His future as gay as his high school days. MARTHA I. BOWMAN Martie IUNE 17, 1916 ..,.. . . ACADEMIC Basketball 13, 41: Tennis 13, 41: Volleyball 13, 413 Clubs -Art 13, Sec. 41: Latin 121g Student Council 12, 31: 'ASands Bus. Staff 141: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Class Vice Pres, 131, Home Room Sec. 111, Pres. 1213 Operetta Ac- companist 12, 41: Chorus 131: About Town Accomp- anist 131: Holiday Usher 1-11. You'll always find her With that winning smile, It's very attractive And I'm sure, worth while. MARGARET LUCILLE BRANDT Margie DECEMBER 17, 1916 .... . ACADEMIC Transferred from Annville senior year. Margaret has only been with us one year, But in that short time she has made herself dear To friends and classmates and teachers alike. Whatever she does, she always does right, BRUCE MILLER BRECHBIEL Breckie Aucusr 6, 1915 ...... COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Clubs-Agriculture 1115 A'Hol- iday Usher Thus han d in hand through life he'll go It's checkered paths of joy and woe With cautious step he'll surely tread The roads o'er which he may be led. ISABEL F. BRECHBIEL Issie MAY 26, 1914 . . .P . . ., . ACADEMIC Volleyball 141: Glee Club 12, 315 Operetta Chorus 12, 31. Issie with her golden hair, Her ever-ready smile Is quite a charming person A maiden quite worth-while. TH ELMA KATHRYN BRLINNER Brunner NOVEMBER 29, 1915 .... . COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Newcomb Ball 131: Volleyball 12, 3, 41: Soccer 111: Clubs-Girls' League 111. A fair one and true Leaving Mechanicsburg High With eyes that are blue, And bright as the sky RICHARD L. BUSHEY Dick IuNE 3, 1917 ....... COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 12,31: Clubs-Agriculture 11, 21: Sands Personals 1413 Plays- About Town 131: Holiday Business Manager 141. Dick was a pal from Bowmansdale, Who was willing, and capable too, He always smiled at work to be done, And smiled when the work was through. DOROTHY WINIFRED CLINE DOft'ie NOVEMBER 12, 1916 . . . . . . COMMERCIAL Volleyball 141: Newcomb Ball 141: Clubs-Girls' League 1113 Glee Club 12, 313 Operetta 12, 31. The happy smile she wears Beams sunshine everywhere, Shes quiet and of good nature, kind With thoughts of others always in mind. CLARIBEL CROWL Billie SEPTEMBER 27, 1915 ...... ACADEMIC Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Volleyball 12, 3, 41: Soccer 111: Newcomb Ball 12, 31: Clubs-Latin 121: Dramatic 13, 41: Tumbling 1219 Girls' League 111: Sands Circulation Manager 1415 UAbout Town Cast 131: Assembly Usher 141: Holiday Usher 141. Billie's serve in Volleyball is mean Her second half is Hake Her sense of humor is very keen At witty remarks she takes the cake. SYLVESTER H. CRUIVILICH ..Cen,, APRIL 7, 1915 . . . . . . . COMMERCIAL Football 13, 411g Basketball 14113 Home Room Pres. 111: About Town 131: Holiday Asst. Property IVIanagcr 1411: Operetta Cast 141. Crumlich is one of the finest lads Mechanicsburg High School ever had The class of '34 predicts luck To a boy like Cen , who has such pluck. F. LESTER DERRICK Derrick APRIL 11, 1916 ...... COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41g Band 1, 2, 3, 41: Orchestra 11119 About Town , Chorus 131: Operetta Chorus 11, 2, 415 Cast 131. He deserves a big hand And that is quite true: For he played in the band And the orchestra too. WILMA VIRGINIA DINELEY Billie Aucusr 8, 1916 COMMERCIAI. Basketball 11, 2, 3. 1113 Track 11, 215 Soccer 1113 New- comb Ball 1213 Volleyball Capt. 141. Clubs-Stamp 111: Athletic 12, 3, 415 Marionette Sec. 131: Girls League 1113 Home Room Vice Pres. 131: About Town 1313 Holi- day Usher Billie's not very tall, but that cloesn't stop her, She's out for all sports with a zest and a zeal, She's quite an excellent little dancer And does she play basketball?-I'll say, she's real! RUTH E. DORNBAUGI-I Ruthie ' NOVEMBER 2, 1916 COMMERCIAL Clubs-Dramatic 12, 3, 41: Librarian 11, 2, 3, 41: Cvirl's League 111: Torch, Typist 1411: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Home Room Treasurer 111: Uperetta Chorus 11, 31, Cast 1415 About Town 131: MI'Ioliday Usher Now Ruth was very studious, And pretty, as you can see. With these two things combined. She should live successfully. WINIFRED O. DRAWBAUGH Winnie IANLIARY 30, 1916 ACADEMIC ClubshLatirI 1211 Sands Business Staff, Glee Club 131: Class Sec. 111: Home Room Vice Pres. 111, Treas. 121. Sec. 141: Operetta Chorus 11, 2,1411 HAhout Town Whether in sclIool Or on the street, Always the same, Iust lovable and sweet. KENNETH LEROY DUNCAN Soup, Ir. IULY 31, 1916 ACADEMIC Football 141: Clubs-Marionette 13, 111g Stage Crew, Mgr. 13, 41: 'Sands Circulation Staff 141: 'AAbout Town 131. HSoup works hard, In school he has succeeded. As guard or as a stage hand, He always will be needed. HELEN MARIE ECKELS Hspccdyn NOVEMBER 7, 1915 ACADEMIC Clubs-Latin 1213 Girls' League 111. Helen has the gift of grace, Both in her ways and in her face, May happiness follow her every deed, And in the future may she succeed. DONALD SHARPE EAILOR Doodle ILILY 24, 1916 ACADEMIC Football 13, Capt. -11: Basketball 11113 Student Council Pres. 1-11: Sands Associate Editor 1-11 9 Class Pres. 11, 311 Home Room Pres. 11, 31, Vice Pres. 121: Operetta-Cast 1l , Chorus 12, 41, 'AHoliday Cast 1-113 About Townn 13 . Most outstanding boy In school this year, But he'd be better still If the girls weren't here. WILMER C. FAUST, IR. .,DOggiC.. JANUARY 2, 1916 ACADEMIC Football 1413 Track 12, 3, 415 Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Clubs-Aeroplane 11, 21: Craft 141: Marionette 1313 Stage Crew 13, 41: Glee Club Vice Pres. 131, Sec.-Treas. 141: Band 11, 2, 31: Home Room Vice Pres. 141: Operetta Chorus 13, 41 3 l'About Town 5 Holiday Stage Set 141 He's a cartoonist, And how he can draw! He's handy too With hammer and saw. CYRIL E. FAUST ,.Cy,, OCTOBER 16, 1916 ACADEMIC Football 141: Basketball 1413 Track 11, 31: Clubs-Art 13, 415 Bird 11, 213 Class Vice Pres. 131: Home Room Vice Pres. 111: 'iAbout Town Cast 131: HHoliday Asst. Property Mgr. 1413 Operctta 12 31, Usher Chorus 141. 'iCy was a basketball hero, And a football star, as well, He was also a hero with women The number I won't tell. LOIS IANE FEGAN ..Fegan,, IIINE 8, 1916 ACADEMIC Basketball Mgr. 11, 21: Soccer 111: Newcomb Ball 11. 213 Field Day Declamation 111: Clubsklflramatic 12, 3, 413 Marionette 131: Vice Pres. 141: Sec., Athletic 141: Press 121, Girls' League 111: Latin 1215 Torch 121, Adv. Mgr. 131, Business Mgr. 1413 'iSanCls 141: Home Room Pres. 111: Make-up 1Assem. Programs 41: Operetta-f Chorus 11, 2, 31: Cast 141: About Town 131: Holi- day Cast 141. A cartwheel, a backbend, a tap, tap, tap, A handspring, a somersault, a live Iumping lack. Make-up and poetry are in her line too, Graceful, dignihed, and always true blue. FRANCES ELIZABETH FREY Beth FEBRUARY 21, 1916 COMMERCIAL Newcomb Ball 121, Clubs-Athletic 111, Girls League 111. Not so very very tall Not so very short Beth is all in all A very good sport. CHARLES WILSON FREY Cookie Aucusr 15, 1916 COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 1313 Clubs-Stamp 111, Airplane 11, 21, Craft 13,413 Holiday Ushen 141. Although Cookie is quiet and has little to say He has many facts stored in his brain. If asked any questions about facts of the day From a full fledged answer he can't refrain, GORDON EDWARD GEARHART ,.GOrdy,, MARCH 25, 1917 ACADEMIC Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Clubs-Dramatic 141, Latin 121, Stamp 111, Debating 141, Sands Will 141, Glee Club 13, 41: About Town 13: Operetta Chorus 13, 41. He's studious, interested, always will be, Gordy always seems to be so free, And when there's a lesson to be done To this generous lad we always run, IAN ET DRAWBAUGH GOETZ Ianie FEBRUARY 23, 1918 ACADEMIC Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41g Soccer 11, 21: Newcomb Ball 11, 2, 31: Volleyball 12, 3, 111: Clubs-Athletic 11, 2, 3, 41. Tumbling 12, 31, Latin 121, Glee 11, 21: About Town Usher 1313 Holiday Usher 141. With her sunny smile And eyes of blue I think Ianie's pretty nice, Don't you? MILTON S. GOUSE Milt MARCH 3, 1915 ACADEMIC Football Mgr. 1415 Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Baseball 13, 411: Clubs-Art 131, Latin 121: About Town 131. He pegged the ball to second, And got the runner out. Oh! he was our star Catcher, This lad-Milton Gouse. ELIZABETH MAY GUYER Betty OCTOBER 28, 1916 ACADEMIC Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Soccer 111, Newcomb Ball 12,31, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41: Clubs-Latin 121, Art Crirl's League 111, Tumbling 121, Sands 1Personals1 141, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Home Room Offices-Pres. 11, 31, Treas. 141, Operetta Chorus 12, 41: About Town Cast 131, Holiday Usher 141: Assembly Usher As well as wisdom in her head, There is much fun in her heart, Tubby is the truest of friends, Let fortune the best for her impart. IEANNE E. HAKE Hakie JUNE 14, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 2, Mgr. 3, 41, Soccer 11, 21, Newcomb Ball 121, Track 11, 21, Volleyball 141: Clubs-Athletic 12, 31. Girl's League 111: Sands 1Girl's Sports Editor1 1415 Holiday Usher 141. A second Samson-her strength is amazing! In basketball she's center, then forward, then guard, In soccer she kicks the ball down the field ablazing, In volleyball-gosh, but her serve is hard! MARY FRANCES I-IERTZLER OCTOBER 21, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 141, Newcomb Ball 121, Track 11, 21, Clubs--Athletic 12, 3, 41: Torch, Asst. Cir- culation Mgr. 13, 41: Glee Club 12, 3, 41: Operetta Chorus 12, 3, 41: About Town 131: Holiday Usher 141. A commercial student happy and gay, Typing all the livelong day. In spare time she delights in dancing, And for all we know it mav be romancing. MIRIAM LOUISE HOOVER Mim IuLY 11, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Soccer 11, 21, Newcomb Ball 121, Track 111, Volleyball -141: Clubs-Athletic 13, 41, Girl's League 111: 'ASands 1Typist1 1413 A'About Town 131: Holiday Usher 141. In all athletics 'lMim's a champ In all commercial work, too. A better all-around person can't be found Because they are very few. DOROTHY MARIE HOPPLE Dot MAY 13, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Newcomb Ball 131, Soccer 111: Cliibs--Marionette Club 131, Girl's League 111: Sands Typist 141: Home Room Secretary- treasurer 131. Convince this woman against her will, She holds the same opinion still. But in her classes one or all She'll do the work with never a flaw. NORMAN HUNTER, IR, 1uny OCTOBER 30, 1916 ACADEMIC lntra-Mural Basketball 131: Clubs-Marionette 131, Art 131, Airplane, Sec. Treas. 11, 21, Craft, Sec. 141, Dramatic 141, Glee Club 12, 3, 41, Stage Crew 11, 2, 3, 41: HSands Business Mgr.: Band 11, 2, 31: Class Sec. Treas. 111: Home Room Sec. Treas 111: Operetta Chorus 12, 3. 41: About Town Cast 131: Holiday Cast 141. 1uny was an actor on the stage. And a Carpenter in the shop, Always a romeo with his girl, And a dancer at the Uhopu. GRACE ELIZABETH KISTLER IULY 30, 1916 COMMERCIAL Girl's League 111: Glee Club 12, 31: 'AAbout Town 131: '4HOliclay Usher 141, Grace is both merry and wise, A good old-fashioned girl is she, One learns much from her very speech, And her laughter could blot our tears. RALPH RHEAMSHART KOSER Ralphie OCTOBER 27, 1914 COMMERCIAL Glee Club 13, 41: Class Vice Pres. 111: Home Room Pres. 11, 21, Vice Pres. 131: Operetta Chorus 11, 41: UH0li- clayn Usher 141. With his friendly smile And hair that curls Ralph's a pretty nice chap, Whats your opinion, girls? IOSEPI-IINE ELIZABETH KRONE NIO., SEPTEMBER 13, 1915 COMMERCIAL Newcomb Ball 121, Clubs-Girl's League 111. Iosephine may be quiet and shy, But no one can say she doesn't try To do her best in everything, May fortune flowers to her bring. HERMINE M. LEVY I-Iermien OCTOBER 20, 1916 ACADEMIC Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Tennis 13, 41: Clubs-Dramatic 12, 3, 41, Camera 131, Art 141, Latin 121, Sands History 141: Glee Club 1l,2,3,41g Chapel Pianist 1415 Home Room-Pres. 111, Treas. 131, Torch 11, 21, Associate Editor 131, Managing Editor 141: Stu' dent Council 11, 2, Vice Presi 31: Operetta Chorus 11, 2, Cast 3, 41: About Town Cast 131, Holiday Cast 141. Those big black eyes And that pleasing look Iust like the girl In a story book. HELENA IEAN LOUDON Loudon Aucusi' 5, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball 12, 3, 41, Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Newcomb Ball 135 41, Soccer 111, Clubs-Athletic 12, 31, Girl's League 11 . 1ean's smiling face and laughing eyes Are not an adequate disguise For the serious thoughts which pass through her head, But they'll always stand her in good stead. EARL WILLIAM MARTIN ..Marfy,, JUNE 22, 1916 COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Clubs-Agriculture 11, 21: Holiday Asst. Prop. Manager 141: Operetta Business Manager 141. This young man has a fair open mind, A kind heart, too-a darn good find. Whether the day be cloudy or fair, You'l1 find him with polished shoes and well- groomed hair. WILLIAM F. MQLAREN Willie IULY 5, 1915 COMMERCIAL Soccer 11, 21: Clubs-Dramatic 141, Central Treasury 141, Student Council 111, Glee Club 11, 3, 415 Class Vice Pres. 111: Home Room Pres. 131: Operetta Chorus 11, 3, 413 About Town 1314 'AI'Ioliday Usher 141. Though we may travel far and wide, Up and down the country side, A truer friend could not be found, Than Bill McLaren, F110 world around. DENA L. MICELI Diana NOVEMBER 10, 1915 COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 41, Volleyball 13, 41, Newcomb Ball 13, 41, Soccer 1113 Clubs-Athletic 13, 41, Girl's League 111, Glee Club 11,2,3,41g HAbout Town 1315 Operetta Chorus 1215 Assembly Usher 141. Black hair and brown eyes, And rather short in height, She giggles at most anything But as a 'Astenogn she's just right. RITA MARIE MOSHER ..GuS,, IuLY 19, 1916 ACADEMIC Soccer 11, 21, Newcomb Ball 12, 31, Volleyball 12, 31: Clubs-Tumbling 121, Camera 131, Craft 141, Latin 13, Athletic 121, Girl's League 1115 Sands Personals 141, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 414 Home Room-Treas. 111, Vice Pres. 121, Operetta Chorus 13, 415 About Town 1315 Holiday Usher 141. A happy-go-lucky, carefree lass Iust bubbling over with mirth: In music she just can t be surpassed She tickles the ivorys for all they're worth. LOIS WINIFRED MQWER Winnie MAY 4, 1916 AcADEM1c Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Tennis 13, 41, Soccer 111, New- comb Ball 12, 3,15 Clubs-Latin 121, Dramatic 12, 3, 41, Girls League 111, Student Council 111: Torch 131, Editor-in-Chief 141, Sands Prophecy 141: Orchestra 12, 3, 415 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Operetta Chorus 11, 215 A'About Town Cast 131, Debating Team 141. Blessed with brains and ready wit, In every thing she does or says: Winnie always does her bit, And wisdom follows all her ways. 31 JOHN R. MYERS Mon APRIL 29, ACADEMIC Clubs-Airplane 11, 21, Marionette 13, 41 Pres. 131, HSands Personal Staff 141: Cvlee Club 141, Orchestra 13, 41: Band 11, 2, 3, 41: Operetta Chorus 11, 41: About Town 131. Hes very popular In school and out, And always a gentleman, With out a doubt. IOHN CHARLES NESTER .,1akC,, FEBRUARY 3, 1916 COMMERCIAL lntra-Mural Basketball 131: Clubs-Bird 121, Hl'loliday Usher 141. Whenever you see him Anytime in the day You'll find him there waiting With something to say. W. SELDEN PATEE, IR. Srl JULY 9, 1916 ACADEMIC Football 141, Intra-Mural Basketball 11, 2, 31, Soccer 111: Clubs-Airplane 121, Marionette 13, 41, Tumbling 111, Bird, Sec. 111, Latin 121: Band 111: Home Room Sec. 121: Stage Crew 12, 3, 41. A hard working chap In every sport Who tries his best For a good report. LEROY A. PEALER ,.Red,, IUNE 5, 1916 ACADEMIC Intra-Mural Basketball 131, Track 1412 Clubs-Bird 111, Dramatic 13, 41, Airplane 121: Student Council 141: A'About Town 131: Ml-Ioliday Cast 1419 Operettz-I Chorus 141, Reds a different kind of fellow I-Ie's a born woman hater. We'll find him doing big things A few years later. DOROTHY E, PORTER ,,DOt,, IULY 16, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 2, 3, '11, Soccer 111, Newcomb Ball 131, Tennis 13, 41, Volleyball 141, Sands Art Editor 141: Class Sec. 131: Home Room Treas. 11, 2, 41, Sec. 131: Operetta Chorus 13, 41: About Town 1313 Holiday Prop. Mgr. 141. She's a real schoolmate, faithful and true Whos always trying something new, We never see her with a frown And this alone deserves a crown. ELIZABETH RENEKER ..Beb., OCTOBER 13, 1915 COMMERCIAL Transferred from Enola during Senior year. A child no more! A maiden now A graceful maiden with a gentle brow, A cheek tinged lightly and a dove like eye And all heart's bless her as she passes by. HARPER 1. RENARD ..Harp,, DECEMBER 19, 1916 COMMERCIAL Baseball 1.2, 3, 41, lntra-Mural Basketball 12, 31, Soccer 11, 21: Clubs-Student Council 1419 Sands 1Typist 41: Home Room Vice Pres. 131. A better inHelder, cannot be found On any baseball Held or ground, Since he does the things he's told to do, And speaks when he is spoken to. MARY LOUISE RHOADS Louise FEBRUARY 10, 1917 COMMERCIAL As classmate very friendly As schoolrnate very true, And loved by all who know her Either in or out of school. 3 ROBERT RICHWINE Bob SEPTEMBER 14, 1916 ACADEMIC Intra-Mural Basketball 131, Football 141: Home Room- Pres. 111, Treas. 131: A'About Town Cast 131, Holli- day Cast 11111 Operetta Cast 141. Bob is quite a remarkable lad, For the gods were kind to him: A jester and an actor is he, And a speaker full of vim, HAROLD G. RINEHART Riney', FEBRUARY 10, 1916 COMIXIERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 12, 313 Operetta Chorus 141. The class has had many a hearty laugh Due to his humor and witg When he does his work it must be clone right For Riney won't ever quit. IOSEPH FRANKLIN RITTER ,,IOe,, DECEMBER 19, 1916 COMMERCIAL Clubs-Bird 121, Marionette 131, Operetta, Ticket Sales . Ice is one of the plodders, In this year's class. As a Iudge in commercial law: He could not be surpassed. GLADYS E. RUPP OCTOBER 29, 1915 ACADEMIC Athletic Club 12, Vice Pres. 415 Girl's League 1115 Glee Club 121: Basketball 11. 2, 3, 413 Volleyball 11, 2, 3 Manager 415 Track 11, 31: Newcomb Ball 12, 315 Soc- cer 1l . As an all round athlete Gladys is hard to beat. Someday she may be A gym teacher, but we'll see 34 LEO H. RUPP NRUPP., NOVEMBER 20, 1914 COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 1113 Band 11, 2, 3, 41: Home Room Treas. 111: Operetta Chorus 13, 413 About Town Usher 1315 Holiday Usher 141. Leo has tooted a horn in the band, As a student of law, knows no equal, His What the Well Dressed Man Should Wear In the salesmanship class needs no sequel. MARY ELIZABETH RUPP ,,Betty,, MAY 15, 1918 ACADEMIC Basketball 141, Volleyball 141: Glee Club 131: Band 141: Home Room Vice Pres. 141: Operetta Chorus 13, 41. This not very tall but bright-eyed miss From Shiremanstown is full of bliss, She came to us in her Iunior year, And proved a success ever since she's here. GERALDINE FREDA SADLER Gerry ILINE 14, 1916 COMMERCIAL This smiling face from New Kingston Came to us in her Iunior year. She's always liked to have fun But in class she was sincere. FRANCES B. SEIFERT Fam MAY 2, 1916 ACADEMIC Clubs-Girl's League 111, Glee Club 12, 31: Operetta Chorus 121. Frances is modest and quiet always. Her heart is ever kind, May luck be hers in every way, And happiness all the time. ANNA ARDELLA SEYLER Ann FEBRUARY 26, 1916 COMMERCIAL Volleyball 141, Newcomb Ball 1215 Clubs-Girl's League 111, Dramatic 12, 3, 41, Student Council 131, Central Treasury 141, Glee Club 1413 Sands Personals 141: Home Room Sec. 11, 21: Operetta Chorus 11, 415 About Town 131. Not too serious, not too gay But a rare good fellow when it comes to play. She's just as gentle as she is kind And, truth to say-a real good find. HAROLD S. SHADE Tub DECENIBER 26, 1917 COMMERCIAL lntra-Mural Basketball 12, 31, Soccer 11, 21: Clubs- Tumbling 11, 21: Home Room Sec. 11, 2, 3, 41, About Town 1315 Holiday Prop. Mgr. 141. To know him as a friend And have him for a pal, Is something to remember For he's very much worthwhile. MARIORIE B. SHAULL IlIarj APRIL 15, 1916 ACADEMIC Basketball 13, 41, Newcomb Ball 131: Volleyball 13,41, Soccer 111: Clubs-Athletic 141, Girl's League 111, Glee Club 12, 3,19 About Town 131: Operetta Chorus 141. MlVlarj is full of fun and wit, Her laugh is known by all, For laughter is what keeps her fit, From dawn until night-fall. CATHARINE E. SHETTEL Kate MARCH 17, 1915 COMMERCIAL This quiet, black-haired, blue-eyed lass, Hails from the country-side round. Always willing to lend a helping hand, A jollier, better-matured maid can't be found. CATHARINE SIMPSON Cassie MAY 20, 1916 ACADEMIC Basketball 141, Volle ball 141: Clubs-Dramatic 2, 3, Pres. 41, Latin 121: Torch 1News Editor 41, Sands Alumni Editor 141: Home Room Pres. 13, 419 Holiday Cast 141: Operetta Chorus 141. Brevity is the soul of wit , Thus did Polonius say, An actress too in every way, She took the lead in I'Ioliday . LLOYD VICTOR SMITH Smitty AUGUST 21, 1915 COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Clubs-Bird Club 121. This tall handsome lad, Is destined for big things. He never shirksg is always glad And takes what e'er life brings. ARDNA L. SN ELBAKER ..Strap,. Aucusr 6, 1916 ACADEMIC Basketball 11, 2, 3.1, Soccer 111, Newcomb Ball 11, 21: Clubs--Dramatic 12, 3, 41, Marionette 13, 41, Press 12, Girl's League 121, Latin 1213 Torch 121, Asst Adv. Mgr. 131, Adv. Mgr. 141: Operetta Prop. Mgr. 131: About Town Costuming 131: Holiday Ticket Sales Mgr., Prop. 141. She' is fair, but never proud, She speaks with will and yet is never loud, When we need a hand she's always there And seems never to have a care. ALBERT R. STANSFIELD Feet OCTOBER 14, 1915 ACADEMIC Football 13, 41, Intra-Mural Basketball, 131: Clubs- Stamp 1213 Home Room Pres. 11, 21: MAbout Town Bus. Mgr. 131. He's a little too quiet For one of his size, But he seems to be happier Than if otherwise. ROSALIE IRENE STONE SEPTEMBER 9, 1916 ACADEMIC Newcomb Ball 111: ClubsiCamera 131, Athletic 11, 41. Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Operetta 11, 2, 31: About Town 131, Ml-loliday Usher 141, Rosalie is the quiet peaceful type 1Now very hard to find1. Although she has very little to say She's a thinker, and uses her mind. BERNICE I. SWEGER JUNE 6, 1917 ACADEMIC Basketball 111: Clubs-Latin 121: Girls League 111, Glee Club 131g Operetta Chorus 13, 41: 'AHoliday Usher 141. Enough. and full measure of Wisdom, truth and cheer, May all be found When Bernice is near. JAMES NEAL TAYLOR ,,Iim,, OCTOBER 6, 1917 ACADEMIC Transferred from New Cumberland Senior year. Clubs- Tumbling 141 . Iim's a serious-minded chap With a pleasing sense of humor A good all-around fellow We should have known him sooner. LLOYD E. TRIMBLE Pete IuLY 10, 1916 ACADEMIC Basketball Mgr. 141, Intra-Mural Basketball 131: Torch 131, Make-up-Editor 141: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Band Drum Major 13, 41: Clubs-Stamp Club 12, 31, Dramatic 13, 41, Glee Club Pres. 1413 About Town 131, Operetta Chorus 11, 3, 41. Pete is a musician Of the very Iinest kind. I-le likes a certain Iunior, Who is always on his mind. MARGARET ELIZABETH UNGER ..peg,. IANUARY 14, -1917 COMMERCIAL Basketball 11, 2, 3, Mgr. 41, Soccer 11, 21, Newcomb Ball 131, Volleyball 141: Cvirl's League 111: Central Treas- ury 1Treas. 41: Torch Typist 131: A'Sands Business Staff 141: Glee Club 12,3,41: Class Sec. 121: Home Room- Pres. 111, Treas. 121, Vice Pres. 131: Operetta Chorus 13, 41: About Town 131: A'Holiday Cast 141. She's always happy And full of glee. And a really hard worker When she wants to be. IAMES RICHARD VOGELSONG .,Iim,. SEPTEMBER 6, 1916 COMMERCIAL Football 13,415 Tumbling Club 131: Dramatic Club 141: Sands Personals 141: Glee Club 141: About Town 131: MHoliday Cast 1415 Operetta Cast 141, A good football center And though big and wise, His ability still Surpasses his size MERVIN EUGENE WEBER Meme NOVEMBER 5, 1914 COMMERCIAL Intra-Mural Basketball 12, 31: Clubs-Agriculture 121. Mervin is truly a fireman, Of vigor. vitality, Vim, And when he Hnishes school He'll surely compete with Ed Wynn . HELEN WEIGLE MAY 4, 1914 COMMERCIAL Home Room Pres. 111: Holiday Usher 141. Although quiet and reserved is her manner, She's chucked full of humor and fun. A good student in all commercial work, And never a duty does she shirk. GEORGE M. WEIGLE Blimp FEBRUARY 1, 1916 ACADEMIC Football 13, 41, Baseball Mgr. 141, lntra-Mural Basket- ball 1315 Clubs-Latin 1213 About Town Prop. Mgr. 131: Holiday Prop. Mgr. 141. He's a jolly big fellow, Always full of good news. And a clean looking chap From his head to his shoes. ALETHA LORRAINE WELLS Sid APRIL 30, 1917 COMMERCIAL Volleyball 121, Newcomb Ball 131: Clubs-Dramatic 141, Girl's League 111, Glee Club 131: Home Room Sec. 111: Holiday Usher 141: Operetta Chorus 141. 'ASid has merry brown eyes and a smile, That to look on her face is very worth while: She's never sad, not for even a day, And good luck we wish her-forever and aye! MARIAN ELIZABETH WETZEL ..Iake,, MAY 7, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball 121, Newcomb Ball 121, Soccer 11, 21: Clubs- Girl's League 111, Torch Typist 141, Glee Club 12, 3, 41: Home Room Sec. 111: Operetta Chorus 12, 3, 41: About Town , 1315 Ml-loliclayn Business Manager 141. She speaks so little, but yet there lies A conversation in her eye. And when she has a task to do Marian never shirks until it's through. EVELYN MAY WHITMAN .,EUy,, FEBRUARY 4, 1916 ACADEMIC Soccer 111, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Newcomb Ball 12, 31: Clubs-Camera 131, Girl's League 111, Glee Club 12, 31: Operetta Chorus 131: A'About Town 131: UHoliday Usher 141. She's very quiet, That's the reason why She learns so much As the hours pass by. IOHN HAROLD WIDDER Widder MARCIi 8, 1916 COMMERCIAL A very nice fellow, And one of the few: Who keeps at his work Until he is through. ISABEL E. WILLIAMS ,.ISSy,, IANUARY 31, 1916 COMMERCIAL Basketball Manager 13, 111: Clubs-Girl's League 111: Librarian 11, 2, 313 Torch Typist 13, 413 Sands Head Typist 1415 Glee Club 13, 41: Home Room Vice Pres. 111, Sec. 12, 31, Operetta Chorus 11, 3, 41: About Town 131: Holiday Cast 141. Pretty! I'll say From head to toes. And always takes sunshine Where ever she goes. LESTER HERMAN YARLETT Less OCTOBER 29, 1915 COMMERCIAL Intrta-Mural Basketball 131. He's big and mighty Heavy and tall, One to look up to, A giant of all. LUTHER IOHN YOHN Sammy MAY 13, 1916 COMMERCIAL This quiet little one Whose name is Luther Yohn Works very, very hard From dawn to setting sun. Class History Silence hung like a blanket over dear old M. H. S. It was the morning of Commencement Day. The great school building of yellow brick gave an almost imper- ceptible shake. The moment had come when the caravan of '34 was to leave its oasis of four years and set out into the vast desert, whence we know not. Gathered for the last time as a class within the sheltering walls of its dwelling place, as a feeling of sorrow for leaving, and wonder for the future settled on each one, all began to look back over the past years, everyone adding his tale of reminiscence to the general story. 'Remember when we were Freshmenfspoke the first, and what an awful feeling it was to come into this building, not knowing where to go or what to do? The only consolation was that no one else knew either-and how proud every one was of our new school building! Of course being such small children we weren't given much chance to show our ability but I remember how elated I was when a few others and myself were picked to sing in the chorus of the first operetta 'The Gypsy Roverf We never dreamt that we would have to give it a second night because the auditorium was so packed! I'll never forget that first party we held in the spring in the new gym, put in another. A'We decorated, which had never been done before, and gave prizes, and all of the fellows wanted to learn to dance. We didn't do much else that year, but we certainly were proud because we would be the first class which had spent all four years in the new school building and would be graduated from there. UI believe I liked the Sophomore year best of all, a third said, First we had a dance, the nicest we ever gave, I think. I was in AMiss Cherry Blossom' the operetta too, and we always had so much fun at rehearsals. You know, being in those operettas was good practice for our Iunior and Senior years. I first became interested in Dra- matics at that time. Our spring party was held in Nlay and remember what a crowd we had? The decorations were in pastel shades and we did work hard to make it a success! You forgot to mention the maga- zine sale, added one member. That was work, but it was lots of fun. We were divided into teams and did we workl The team that won was award- ed a box of Milky Ways. Worth working for, I thought! A tall boy stood up and exclaimed in his inimitable fashion. Ah yes, my dear classmates, but how can you call our Sophomore year our finest when you think of our Iunior year? Why, by that time we were old, wise and re- spected and no one could help but recognize the talent, the perseverance. the initiative, and the originality of our worthy group, when you think how quickly we got hold of the problem of rings. We took it by the horns, so to speak, and in no time the ring commit- tee had made its choice, put it before the class, voted and ordered our rings and when we flashed 'em on the school theylall applauded, A burst of laughter went forth at this flowery speech. X7 Yes we sure were in a hurry to get them. But just think, my dears, we will ever afterward be identified by them, reminded a quick witted girl. Then, very appropri- ately, we gave a Depression Dance, remember? Everyone came in old clothes and I think we charged ten cents a person or something like that. That was fun! What came nextaoh, yes,--the operetta 'ln Old Louisiana, -remember the beautiful stage setting? l'll never think of that operetta without recalling the applause of the audience when the curtains parted, revealing that beautiful Southern Colonial home. Many of us took part in that. lt was my favorite operetta. The two biggest events of our junior year, though, were the junior Show and the Prom, interposed another girl. How we slaved to put over that junior revue, 'About Townl' No one realized the work it contained. We wrote, directed and staged it all by our lonesomes-and it was good, too, if I do say so myself! Almost before the show was over we started planning the Prom, and oh, the trips we took to Harrisburg and all around the countryside for crepe paper, programs, favors, and a million and one other things. We decorated modernistically in silver and green, the Senior's colors. I spilled punch on my dress and stepped on it but I had a grand time, especially when I got in line twice and got two boxes of Martha Washington candy, fthe favors, you know.j Several others told of various events which had happened to them during the junior Show and the junior-Senior Prom, but all agreed that both were the most outstanding ones ever given. It seemed like no time before we became Seniors, didn't it? queried a boy on the outskirts of the circle. We felt rather lost being the oldest, and supposedly most dignified class in the High School. I think we carried it off well, though, all except the dignified part-- A laugh from the class never daunted him as he continued reminisc- ing, A'Not to be outdone by '33 our football team carried off the Conference Cup to keep our show windows well filled and then, not satisfied with that, they had to bring home the West Shore laurels in basketball. When was our Class Party? That was at Christmas time, don't you remember? answered the girl beside him. But I always speak of our party and our class play in the same breath, because about that time we picked 'Holiday for the annual Senior play. Miss Francis had a time pick- ing the cast,-she had so many from which to pick. To me, 'Holiday' is one of the brightest spots in our Senior year. It was a success financially, too. Not long after that 'The Outlaw King' was given. 'That operetta was very different from previous ones, also equally as good! No one can say we didn't have dramatic talent in our class! We were coming close to the end, then, and how I had to hustle to write our Term Report for History and Basehore Essay, and all the usual things that pile up at the end of the year such as book reports, etc. How did you enjoy the Prom, Winnie? HI thought it was grand. I enjoyed it so much. The gym looked so nice and they gave lovely favors. How anxiously and yet how sadly I looked forward to Class Day! And when it came it was over so quickly! The glorious day at Hershey and the banquet and everything-oh, it was like a dream! Well, we've come to the end now-and tonight with our Commencement Exer- cises we'll come to the parting of the ways. Let's hope that M. H. S. is as sorry to see us go as we are to leave. Slowly the group broke up to await the evening exercises. As each went his way he picked out the most outstanding event of his four years of High School and pondered over it a while. It was not without sighs and a few unwilling tears that for the last time they gathered in the auditorium as a class to hear the last words which were to send them forth into the world. Slowly, as the last word of the Commencement exercises died away they rose and each made a final tour of the familiar halls he had learned to love. M. H. S. looked sadly, yet gladly on, feeling that she had done a good job with this class of '34 and sighed inaudibly as the big triple doors closed on the last of the departing Seniors. Class Prophecy lt was a cold winter's night in December, 1954, and I was seated, half asleep. beside my radio reading in desultory fashion a collection of Martha Bowman's latest dog poems, just put out by Adams, Ritter and Crumlich publishing company. The radio ran on wildly in its own sweet fashion, as radios will, with the shifting scenes in one grand blur ftelevision is taken as a matter of course, you know, since its perfection by Prof. Gordon Gearhart, eminent scientist, and his brilliant assistant, Prof. Myersj. Suddenly, however I was fully roused by the voice of a new announcer. The words were familiar enough- And now the Peerless Anlogyro Co. take great . . . but that voice, where had I heard it? Suddenly I remembered, as visions of the high school I attended so many years ago, rose to my mind with its essembly programs in charge of Student Council President. Impatiently I adjusted the receiving apparatus!yes, it was Donald Failor, not changed greatly in appearance but risen from assembly chairman to one of the leading radio announcers of the time. And now I take great pleasure, ladies and gentlemen, in introducing the guest of honor at this banquet, Dr. Wilmer Faust, just back from his expedition into the wilds of Saturn. I gasped, as the orchestra struck up a triumphal march. But wasn't there some- thing familiar about that leader? It couldn't be-yes, it was, the old maestro himself, Lloyd Trimble. Among the members of this inter-nationally famous band I recognized the violinist as none other than Lester Derrick. But what was the announcer saying now? . , . and among this throng of celebrities may be seen Catharine Simpson, darling of movie fans the world overg the Honorable Leroy Pealer, judge of the Supreme Court, Mlle. Mildred Allen, who creates tomorrow's fashions today, and the noted physician, Dr, Weigle, who has just discovered vitamins x, y, and z. And look out. everyone, for we see that Ensminger, the columnist who hears all, sees all, and tells everybody is in our midst. Dr. Faust and his party are just entering the banquet hall. With him are his cameramen, Bair, Bahn, and Koser, who risked their lives climbing out to the very edge of Saturn to take pictures of jupiter and Neptuneg Wid- der, Bender, and Bushey, who were taken along to teach the fundamentals '22 of agriculture to the natives of Saturn and were so successful that we now get fresh fruits and vegetables every week X from that planet: Dorothy Porter, Mar- ian Wetzel, Mary Hertzler, and Helen Weigle, who took down in shorthand everything said and done on the trip so that it can be preserved for all time by the famous historians, Duncan and Pateef' just at this moment, to my great chagrin, my obliging radio began to sputter and crack violently, and for five minutes I worked with it futilely. At last it cleared once more and I saw that a , ' ooking man was just stepping away from the mike. ZX And that, ladies and gentlemen, was I. R. Richwine, candidate for President on the Scientific-Radicalists' ticket, who said a few words explaining why his party has no platform. But what have we here-the All- Universal Girls' Athletic team-Rupp, Louden, Hopple, Hoover, Hake, Guyer, Dinely, and Brunner, who have broken all records ever set. The sprint-king Cy Faust, is also at our partyg Iacoby, world's champion wrestler: Vogelsong, contender for the boxing title, and 'Pop' Ifrey, well- known football coach. The famous psychiatrist, Dr. Snelbaker, author of Are You Insane? can be seen dancing with Albert Stansfield, Mayor of the nation's commercial center, Shiremanstown, while Miss Isabel Williams who has helped so many of you through her Advice to the Lovelornu column, is chatting with Norman Hunter, author of What the Well-Dressed Man Should Wear and When. And folks, his necktie must be seen, to be appreciated. And now. if I am not mistaken, the banquet in honor of Dr. Faust and his party is being served. The banqueteers are to be entertained by Iohn Nester, basso-profundog Mlles. Levy and Dornbaugh, leading sopranos of the Super-Metropolitan Opera Co.: the famous adagio team of Fegan and McLaren: the leading contemporary pianist and composer, Rita Mosher: and Peggy Unger, tap dancer extraordinary. Your favorite blues singer--Claribel Crowl, Harold Shade, who has developed a new technique in crooning, and Grace Kistler, organist, may also be persuaded to help with the enter- taining. The toastmaster is the city's most successful business man, Mr. Mervin Weber, of the firm of Weber, Yohn, Yarlett, and Taylor. Speakers will be Milton Grouse, President of the Gouse, Rupp,and Smith Airlines, and Secretary of Agriculture, Martin, who has left the agricultural affairs of the nation in the capable hands of under- secretaries Breckbiel and Renard in order to be here. Mayor Rinehart will present the guest of honor with the keys to our fair city and . . . At this point my radio decided to get playful once more and, much to my disgust, I was forced to miss some of the broadcast. But perseverance won in the end and I was able to hear the conclusion of the program. And still they come, folks, so while the banquet is in progress let's take a look at some of the crowd arriving to hear Dr. Faust's address after the banquet. We're telling you, you don't often see such a gathering of celebrities. Most of the cast of '4After Dark , the new musical comedy by those well-known writers, Whitman and Stone, is present, including Helen Eckels and Winifred Drawbaugh who used to be mere models for bill-board advertisements, and the chorus composed of former stenographers and school-teachers, Dena Miceli, Ianet Goetz, Mary Elizabeth Rupp, Anna Seyler, Bernice Sweger, and Aletha Wells. all discovered by the producer and made famous over-night. We also see Miss Seifert, of the select Seifert, Brandt. and Renecker School for Girls. Not far away are Dorothy Cline, Iosephine Krone, Geraldine Sadler, and Louise Rhoades, popular air hostesses, and we notice that Elizabeth Frey, Marjorie Shaull, and Catharine Shettel, head nurses of New York's largest hospital, have managed to find time to attend our celebration. And now, ladies and gentlemen, our master of cere- monies is introducing the first speaker of the evening. Take it away, boys! At these words I snapped off the radio and sat back, filled with memories of high school days which the Big Broadcast had called back. And, as I thought over what I had heard, I came to the conclusion that our class of 1934 had indeed lived up to all expectations and had done well and gone far in the world. Class Will We, the members of the class of 1934, of the Mechanicsburg High School: being of sound mind and memory do herewith make known thisg our last will and testament. Such estates as we have, tangible and intangible, we do hereby dispose of in the following manner: ARTICLE I We give and bequeath to Mr. R. L. Van Scoten our deepest appreciation and most sincere gratitude for his patient cooperation and guidance. To the faculty we give and bequeath our thanks for their helpful instruction and hope that the realization of our success may bring to them pride and satisfaction for their effort. To our faculty advisors, Mrs. Orris and Miss Stauffer we bequeath our gratitude for their tireless efforts and everpresent sympathy in our behalf. To the future senior class we give and bequeath our superior mentality, exceptional dramatic ability, and in short, our overwhelming success. ARTICLE II These minor bequeaths are given, so that the loss of this years senior class may not be felt too deeply by the Mechanicsburg High School. 1. To Mary Failor and Mary Albright, the sophistication and dignity of Winifred Drawbaugh fin her better momentsl. 2. To Russel Zimmerman, Kenneth Duncan's job of keeping things in order behind the footlights. 3. To Vance Geesey, the football figure of 'fSully Weigle. 11. To all future girls gym classes, Lois Fegan's acrobatic perfection. 5. Martha Bowmans fatal charm for Mr. Kelley to Cora Cockley. 6. Doodle Failor's capabilities as a football captain to Sinny Culp. 7. To the Torch staff of next year, all the ability of the scintillating stars of busi- ness and originality which leave it this year. 8. To I-Ielen Stambaugh, Gladys Rupp's energy and vitality. 9. Walter Ensminger's artistic ability to Mary Ann Landis. 10. To the class of '35, Winifred Mowers rational powers. 12. The self importance of Robert Richwine, to Lloyd Lamason. 13. To anyone wishing it, Hermine Levy's capacity for being able to be a leader in everything. 141. To Tubbs Fish, Dave Iacoby's height for basketball center. 151 To all youngsters struggling with problems of school, the sympathy of the whole class. May you to reach your goal. We do hereby appoint as evecutors of this, our last will and testament, Miss Irva Zimmerman and Mr. Edward Thomas. Signed, sealed, published and declared on this eleventh day of March in the year of our Lord nineteen-hundred and thirty-four in the presence of those who here- with subscribe their names as witnesses: Miss Kathryn Main, Mr. David D. Brandt. Class Song Milsic by Rita Mosher Wgrds by Hermine Levy Irv wI5gUarirn4aJE Ighfi FVIJJJJ' our Commencement ddii e leave you now with +I IJ I our banners flying high while in acclaim we raise our I 'E ff ,EIQED If 7 If HJJJQQ voices to the sky. By precept and example you've I b it I1I?r:M1sJ -e made for us a trail, your ideals shall always in Iiwb J-J Jf14I.4IXI-J ijJJj all our work prevail. We draw now the curtain on I 1' If in J. 345 'I LI' PLJJSI your part in our life. We begin our work in this IAbJ A I s HI J. I Jes-I .I world of strife. Your sheltering walls we lGaV6 I' J-UIJ 'IIJ I I J A-I3 SI .I,J..I behind but your name is stamped forever on our minds. To 1? - X II JJ JJHTBJJFQJM you our thanks shall always be due, Mechanicsburg Fare- CN mmm 3 5 - Ig? FHJJASEIZ-19:5-H well Farewell to you. 47 CLASS MOTTO: We will find a path or make one CLASS FLOWER : Talisman Rose Class P06111 The sands of time Are moving on, Across the wide horizon. We can see the day, in memory, When we were only Freshmen, Then Sophomores bold we next became Pressing forward day by day, Until the dawn of our Iunior year, When we were knights in sway. And now the time has come to us As Seniors staid are weg Arrived at the parting of the ways To face all with conscience free. So we say Farewell to M. H. S. As the sands are moving o'er There'll always be an imprint there Of the class of '34. -LOIS FEGAN. Sands Staff EDITORIAL Upper Group, left to right-Simpson, Mosher, Seyler, Bushey, Guyer, Mower, Vogelsong Levy, Ensminger, Myers, Failor, Gearhart, Porter, Allen, Fegan, Hake, Adams. BUSINESS Lower Group, left to right-Hoover, Hopple, Crowl, Renard, Unger, Hunter, Williams Duncan, Bowman, Drawbaugh. f K - luv., ...U eo.----1 --f Mmm .. .g......... rzgszg-kzramzzzzz n,m3?ffff??ff?!???S?? ' Senior Play Holiday , a Philip Barry success, was directed by Miss lean Francis and presented by the class of 1934 on February 1 and 2. A three act comedy- Holiday tells the story of the Seton family, where money is their god. The two sisters. Linda and Iulia. are totally different. Iulia like her father, Edward Seton, a financier, loves money, luxury, pretense and unhappiness, Linda has a different viewpoint, she enjoys the simpler things in life. When Iulia brought home Iohnny Case a rising young lawyer, but with no fortune or social background, Linda realizes that here is a man with mutual thoughts and ideals. Edward Seton, and later, Iulia, cannot understand Iohnny's rather radical ideas about enjoying life when one is young, and working later if the need arises, At the New Year's Eve party, graced by the Seton Cram's two disagreeable cousins, and Nick and Susan Potter, Iohnny's ideal couple, Iohnny understands how unsuited Iulia and he are for each other. Iulia prefers the luxurious stability of her home, to the love and companionship of Iohnny. Immediately Iohnny leaves for England, Very soon afterwards Linda finds consolation in travel and perhaps in finding Iohnny. For the first time during dramatic production of M. H. S. there has been a change of stage set. The first and third scenes took place in the Seton drawing room, lavishly furnished with Grandfather Seton watching from above the mantel. ln the second scene Linda has her New Year's Eve party in the old nursery, her special room, with its atmosphere of childhood. This was Hthe one room 'in the house where anyone has ever had any fun . ARDNA SNELBAKER SENIOR PLAY THE CAST OF HOLIDAY INCLUDED LINDA SETON IOHNNY CASE IULIA SETON . NED SETON . SUSAN POTTER . NICK POTTER . EDWARD SETON LAURA CRAM . SETON CRAM . HENRY . . CHARLES . DELIA . HERMINE LEVY . DONALD FAILOR CATHARINE SIMPSON . . .IOHN BAIR . . LOIS FEGAN WALTER ENSMINGER ROBERT RICHWINE ISABEL WILLIAMS . NORMAN HUNTER IAMES VOGELSONG . LEROY PEALER MARGARET UNGER OTHERS TAKING PART IN THE PRODUCTION WERE MAKE-UP . . . TICKET SALES MANAGER I ' ' ' g PUBLICITY MANAGER SEAT RESERVATION MANAGER A . PROPERTIES GEORGE WEIGLE, Manager . . LOIS FEGAN ARDNA SNELBAKER . RICHARD BUSHEY . MARIAN WETZEL EARL MARTIN DOROTHY PORTER STAGE MANAGERS KENNETH DUNCAN WILMER FAUST SELDEN PATEE The stage set was prepared by Mr. Edward Thomas and Shop Department and Miss Kathryn Mam and Art Department. USHERS MARTHA BOWMAN BRUCE BRECHBIEL CLARIBEL CROWL WINIFRED DRAWBAUGH WILMA DINELEY RUTH DORNBAUGH CHARLES FREY IANET GOETZ MILTON GOUSE BETTY GUYER IEANNE HAKE MARY HERTZLER MIRIAM HOOVER GRACE KISTLER RALPH KOSER WILLIAM MCCLAREN RITA MOSHER IOHN NESTER LEO RUPP ROSALIE STONE BERNICE SWEGER ALETHA WELLS HELEN WEIGLE EVELYN WHITMAN 52 Q BOOK III . . . THE CLASSES - - , Eleventh Grade PRESIDENT . . STANLEY IENNINGS VICE PRESIDENT . . . AARON KAPP SECRETARY-TREASURER . PAUL HEIGES STUDENT COUNCIL . IANE MARZOLF ELEVENTI-I GRADE Adams, Vincent Albright, Catherine Albright, Mary Albright, Winifred Baker, Raymond Beamer, Sara Beck, Harry Bishop, Helen Bixler, Earl Blessley, William Bowers, Miriam Brechbill, Mark Brougher, Wayne Brown, Raymond Brubaker, Morris Cockley, Cora Coldren, Virginia Cressman, Claire Culp, Marlin Davis, lean Deitch, Lee Donor, Mildred Duncan, Elizabeth Engle, Anna Erb, Mildred Erford, Walter Failor, Mary Flickinger, Lula Fry, Alberta Gates, Harry Geesey, Vance Getz, Elva Gilbert, Althea Glenn, Mary Hall, lane Heighes, Paul Herman, Mildred Hench, Robert Hollinger, Esther Hoover, Harold Hurst, Mary lane Iacobs, Abner Iennings, Stanley Kapp, Aaron Keefer, Charles Kinsey, Minnalee Kilmore, Vance Klinedinst, Robert Kreitzer, Iohn Kunkel, Glen Lamason, Lloyd Lauver, Marlin Lear, Philip Lear, Ruth Lilley, Mary Loudon, Zelda Marzolf, lane Mason, Miriam May, Catherine Mendler, Alden Merris, lohn Messersmith, Frances Miller, Boyd Milligan, Harriet Moorhead, Owen Morrow, Lester Mosher, Lucy Myers, Carol . Neff, Evelyn Otto, Marie Paulus, Brenard Raudabaugh, Cynthia Richardson, Margaret Rupp, Ned Sadler, Paul Saylor, Elizabeth Sheaffer, Gladys Shearer, Robert Shearer, Winifred Sherman, Miriam Sheely, Fred Shettel, Marguerite Sibbet, Beatrice Simons, Russell Smyser, Lee Spahr, Ieanne Stahl, Albert Stambaugh, Helen Stephenson, Samuel Stough, Mearl Stone, Iune Strock, George Trimble, Robert Trimmer, Laoma Van Scoten, Max Wagner, Thomas Walters, Arlene Williams, Norman Witherow, Wilson Wolfe, Myra Woods, Elizabeth Wrightstone, Clyde Yohn, Alvin Yohn, Charlotte Yost, Verna Zerbe, Keith Zimmerman, Russell Tenth Grade PRESIDENT . . . . . IRA FISH VICE PRESIDENT , SAMUEL DEVENNEY SECRETARY . . GLADDING CASTLE TREASURER . . . EARL BOWMAN STUDENT COUNCIL . . SAMUEL DEVENNEY Adams, Elmer Adams, William Anderson, Richard Aulthouse, Viola Backus, Elizabeth Baker, Gerald Bare, Iane Bare, Iohn Basehore, Anna Beck, William Bickert, Dorthea Biddle, Marian Black, Richard Blumanstock, Elmer Bowman, Earl Brandt, Ethel Bricker, Rena Brownawell, Lucille Caldwell, Margaret Castle, Gladding Clark, Andrew Clelan, Elizabeth Clever, Louise Cocklin, Grace Cook, Geraldine Corman, Richard Dearborn, Dewitt Dent, Iay Devenney, Samuel Dietz, Robert Dornbaugh, Vance Dunkelberger, Stanley Eliot, Catherine Enck. May Eppley, Louraine Eppley, Luther Eppley, Robert Eshelman, Chester Etter, Lawrence Faust, Louise Fish, Ira Fishel, Geraldine Fisher, Samuel Frey, Earl Frey, lime TENTI-I GRADE Gates, Paul Glenn, Charles Goodyear, Paul Gouse, Iohn Graham, Iane Graybill, Verna Greegor, Robert Heiges, Pearl l-less, lean l'-lillegass, Alice Himmelright, Thelma Hosler, Melvin Houghton, Franklin lngels, Florence Kapp, Glenn Kaylor, Fred Kile, Catherine Kilmore, Vance Konhaus, Paul Koser, Thomas Krone, Frances Landis, Elizabeth Landis, Esther Landis, Mary Ann Lehman, Selma Lehmer, Donald Long, Frank Lyons, Frances Marzolf, Carolyn Mason, Neva McCreary, Delmar Messersmith, Mary Micelli, Nellie Miller, Lincoln Miller, Marjorie Miller, Rheva Minnich, Matilda Mower, Glenn Mowery, Betty Moyer, Newton Myers, Kenneth Norris, Adrian Noss, Ruth Renary, Richard Peffer, Melvin Rowles, Iane Rupp, George Rupp, Helen Rupp, Lila Rupp, Margaret Sadler, Marie Sadler, Naomi Schreffer, Blanche Shaffer, Arlene Shaffer, Iane Shank, Charles Shields, Richard Shiery, lohn Shetter, Romayne Shumberger, lda Shuman, Fae Sipe, Thelma Smith, Wallace Spahr, Dorothy Stambaugh, Wilbur Starry, Violet Stokes, Mildred Stoner, Revere Strock, Ralph Strock, Robert Strong, Albert Shover, Claribel Smith, Esther Sultzbaugh, Lloyd Tressler, Darwin Troop, Robert Vogelsong, Charles Wagner, Lee Wetzel, Ioseph Westhafer, Bernice Westhafer, Ruth Witter, Iames Wise, Earl Wrightstone, Pearl Yohe, Charles Yohn, Miriam Ziegler, Emanuel Zimmerman, Frances Ninth Grade PRESIDENT . PAUL ALBRIGHT VICE PRESIDENT . . . ROY WALTERS SECRETARY-TREASURER . IEAN MAY STUDENT COUNCIL . HARRY RUTH Adams, Sara Albright, Gail Albright, Paul Anderson, Robert Anderson, Victory Arnold, Ruth Ashburn, Maribelle Bahn, Iean Baker, Lloyd Bates, Ralph Beamer, Marlin Becker, Fern Beistline, Goldie Beitzel, Betty Beitzel, Mary Belknap, Frank Blosser, Claude Blumanstock, Ruth Bowman, Matilda Boyer, Harold Boyson, William Brechbiel, Glenn Brennaman, Forrest Bricker, Violet Brunner, Richard Burley, Raymond Calaman, Thecta Cline, Earl Clever, Lester Clouser, Donald Clouser, Iames Coble, Gladys Coble, Hulda Cover, Iane Cramer, Helen Cressman, Hazel Crumlich, Faye Dick, Louise Dietz, Iohn Dill, Virginia Drawbaugh, Iohn Dunkelberger, Kenneth Eckert, Reba Enck, Grace Eppley, George Felty, Grace Fishel, George Forney, Blanche Gearheart, Richard, Geiling, Gerald Gelwicks, Dorothy Gensler, Leonard Glenn, Annabelle Glenn, Iane NINTI-I GRADE Gliem, Billy Gochenour, Dorothy Goetz, William Goode, Samuel Goulden, Doris Goulden, Dorothy Gouse, Miriam Gribble, Emory Grissinger, Madelaine Gutshall, Alice Gutshall, Ray Hake, Richard Hart, Victor Hall, William Hemphill, Evelyn Hoffman, William Holler, Pearl Hopple, Clare Hubbert, Merrill Hughes, David Hughes, Ruth Hurst, George Kliendinst, Foster Konhaus, Carrol Kunkel, Lydia Lambert, Mary Lear, Pauline Lehmer, Mark Lindemuth, Betty Martin, Ada Martin, Ernest Martin, Frank May, lean McCork, George McFadden, Thelma McLane, Harold McLaren, Harry Mendler, Robert Merris, Viola Milligan, Sarah Moorhead, William Moyer, Grant Myers, Frederick Moyer, Hazel Needham, Doris Neibert, Eugene Palmer, Minerva Pealer, David Phillipson, Phyllis Pierce, Iona Prowell, Myra Quigley, Raymond Reed, Samuel Reisinger, Charles Reneker, Harry Resides, Marjorie Reynolds, Menson Rickert, Ben Rider, Lillie Rider, Mable Rockwell, Iack Rowles, Ruthanna Ruth, Harry Sadler, Maryetta Sanderson, Harry Sanders, Iohn Schlosser, Fred Shaull, Walter Shatter, Howard Short, Raymond Simmons, Samuel Simons, Anna Smith, Iohn Smith, Ruth Smith, Wava Souder, Rozella Spangler, Earl Spertzel, Ethel Stansfield, Vera Stevens, Salome Stine, Paul Stone, Merle Stone, Winifred Stoner, Richard Stoner, Velva Sunday, Opal Trimble, Thomas Trittk Sara Unger, Lavina Urich, Karl Vogelsong, Helen Wagner, Virginia Waggoner, Mildred Walker, Ian e Walter, Roy Waugh, Athalie Weaver, Grace Weaver, Paul Weber, Robert Wells, Wendell Whitman, Louise Williams, Anne Witherow, Leo Wolfe, Iack Wool, Raymond Yost, Edward Zerbe, Marian Zell, Quentin Eighth Grade PRESIDENT . . . CALVIN PROLIDFOOT VICE PRESIDENT . . . I-IARDING I-IARTMAN SECRETARY-TREASURER , HAROLD SHERMAN STUDENT COUNCIL . . GEORGE MCCLINTOCK Albright, Ruth Arnold, Harry Bare, Arline Barrick, Helen Bartch, Howard Basom, Reba Basset, Charles Becker, George Beisel, Quentin Bender, Virginia Brice, Frank Bush, Dorothy Carl, Sara Cline, Myralyn Cockley, Kurtz Cocklin, Winifred Clouser, Wayne Coble, Isabel De Martyn, Robert Deitz, Katherine Enck, Elizabeth Faust, Charles Findley, Virgie Finkenbinder, Mary lane Fishel, Ieanne Fishel, Leo Fox, Mary Gault, Mary Gayman, Sara Geesey, Lloyd Ghen, Gladys Gilbert, Dorothy Graybill, Richard Guinivan, Iane Guyer, Billy Hale, Ruth EIGHTH GRADE Hammaker, Roy Harbold, Kenneth Hart, Iack Hartman, Harding Hasskarl, Ernestine Hartz, Melvin Hayes, Donald Hershner, Robert Hollinger, Geraldine Holstine, Alma Lauver, Esther Lealy, Kenneth Lear, Elizabeth Lilley, Irene Linn, Dorothy Long, Robert McClintock, George Martin, Norman Marzolf, Howard Meily, Elizabeth Miller, Edward Miller, Harvey Murray, Marian Myers, Sara Nailor, Nancy Pease, Nathaniel Proudfoot, Calvin Rhine, Verna Robinson, Charles Rowland, Ruth Runk, Leo Rupp, Frank Rupp, George S. Rupp, George W. Shanabrook, Geraldine Sharp, Lucille Sherman, Harold Sheaffer, Kenneth Singiser, Gerald Souders, Dean Spahr, Frances Spahr, Nancy Spahr, Norman Spangler, lean Speck, Paull Speers, Robert Stitzel, Carl Strong, Margaret Stoner, Russell Stull, John Tressler, Gertrude Wallace, Russell Walters, Wayne Warner, Ruth Weber, Martha VVeiser, Mary Wennell, Bruce Kerner, Harold Westhafer, Paul Williams, Pemberton Whitman, Ioseph Wise, Richard Wrightstone, Ross Yinger, Charles Yinger, Iohn Yohe, Lester Yohn, Harold Yohn, Ruth Yohn, Thelma Zimmerman, Daniel Seventh Grade PRESIDENT , . . PAUL CRAMER VICE PRESIDENT . . . IOSEPHINE FISH SECRETARY-TREASURER . . VIRGINIA MARTIN STUDENT COUNCIL . RICHARD ROTIEI Adams, Grace Balm, Iulia Baker, Mary Basehore, Anna Basehore,, Violet Bates, Raymond Beil, Charlotte Beistline, Iohn Beitzel, Iames Belknap, Richard Brandt, Dorothy Brubaker, Geraldine Brunhouse, Mary Brunner, Dean Burr, Esther Coble, Ross Cockley, Martha Cramer, Paul Dearborn, Geraldine De Silva, Lawrence Daugherty, Winifred Ditmer, Martha Duncan, Fay Elliot, Iosephine Findley, Martha Fish, Josephine Fisher, Meril Gates, Donald Gates, Olive Gilbert, Nancy Gingerich, joseph Gronbeck, Paul Grove, Iohn Hendrian, Billy Herman, Glen Hillegass, Ellen Harvey, William Holllinger, Gladys Hollinger, Romayne Horning, Martha SEVENTH GRADE Houghton, William Irvine, Lynn Kauffman, Dorothy Kile, Erwin Kitzmiller, Vance Kunkel, Mildred Lehman, Iane Lehmer, Elwood Loscher, Arthur Lowery Iohn Lucas, Dolores McClure, Charles Mainhart, Charlotte Marquart, Gladys Marquart, Helen Martin, Virginia May, Paul Moyer, Leroy Miller, Betty Miller, Miriam Miller, lean Miller, Violet Moyer, Thelma Murray, Arthur Myers, Margaret Nailor, William Parks, Erma Polley, Charles Porter, Billy Potteiger, Ralph Reed, Robert Reisinger, Fern Roth, Richard Rowles, Robert Rupp, Donald Rupp, Dorothy Sadler, Iay Sadler,, Mary lane Sanders, Harry Schwalm, Irene Schell, Alda Scritchlield, Walter Segar, Nancy Senseman, Dorothy Shaull, Mary Sheeley, Olive Shope, Louise Shugart, Gladys Smith, George Smith, Iean Smyser, Virginia Snelbaker, Ieanne Snelbaker, Iimmie Spahr, Sara Speck, Elmer Stalter, Ira Stansfield, Genevieve Stanslield, Charles Startzel, Iesse Stehle, Frances Strausbaugh, Robert Tritt, George Unger, Teddy Vogelsong, Edward Vogelsong, Verna Waggoner, Iune Walker, Clyde Walters, Virginia Ward, Mary Warick, Iarvis Watigh, Madeline Weigle, Romaine West, Iames Westhafer, Mildred White, Peal Whitman, Iean Wolfe, Gerald Yohn, Lester Zimmerman, Earl Zimmerman, Eleanor P i k BOOK IV . . . THE ACTIVITIES Student Council Organizcd 1930 SPONSOR . PRESIDENT . , VICE PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY-TREASURER . ROOM . 2-PAUL WESTHAEFER 3-BETTY LINDEMUTI-I 4-NANCY NAILOR 5-MARY BEITZEL 6-MARY ANN LANDIS 7-LEROY PEALER 11-IEAN DAVIS 12-IOSEPHINE FISH 13-MERLE STONE 14-GERALDINE SHANNABROOK 15-ANNE WILLIAMS 16-HELEN STAMBAUGH 17-MIRIAM GOLISE 18--LLOYD SLILTZABAUGI-I . MR. VAN SCOTEN . DONALD FAILOR . IANE MARZOLF SAMUEL DEVENNEY ROOM . 19-DONALD FAILOR 20-MINALEE KINSEY 22-IAY SADLER 23-GERALDINE COOK, 25-LEE WAGNER LIBRARY GENEVIVE STANSFIELD GRADE 7-RICHARD ROTH 8-GEORGE MCCLINTOCK 9-HARRY RUTH 10-SAM DEVENNEY 11-IANE MARZOLF 12--HARPER RENARD Central Treasury Organized IQZS SPONSOR . . MISS CLARA STAYNER TREASURER . . . . MARGARET UNGER ASSISTANT TREASURER , WILLIAM MCLAREN ISOOKKEEPER . . . ANNA SEYLER The Central Treasury. one of the school's oldest and most important c-rganizations has assumed the responsibility of the financial affairs of the school for six consecutive years. Miss Stayner, their capable leader chooses three members of the Senior class annually, who act as treasurer, assistant treasurer and bookkeeper, respectively. The treasury meets once a week, when at that time the various treasurers of school organizations have the opportunity of depositing and withdrawing money as needed. Senior Orchestra DIRECTOR Purpose-To study VIOLINS BAKER, RAYMOND GLENN, ANNABELLE LANDIS, ELIZABETH MERRIS, IOI-IN MILLER, REVA NAILOR. NANCY ROCKWELL, JACK CELLO MOWER, WINIFRED CLARINET BEITZEL, MARY BOWMAN, MATILDA IACOBS, ABNER Organized 1929 . . . MISS FRANCIS S. FULTON the fllcorg of an organized music group for the welfare of music for the school. SAXOPHONE MENDLER, ALDEN SHERMAN, HAROLD HORN DAVIS, IEAN YOI-IN, ALVIN TRUMPET MOWER, GLENN MOWERY, BETTY STOUGI-I, MERLE TROMBONE DERRICK, LESTER MYERS, JOHN BASS VAN SCOTEN, MAX DRUMS SANDERS, IOI-IN TRIMBLE, LLOYD TRIMBLE, ROBERT PIANIS T BEAMER, SARA SLIBSTITUTES I-IURST, GEORGE NEIBERT, EUGENE STAMBAUGI-I, WILBER High School Band DIRECTOR .... MR. LLOYD A. BENDER Trumpets Mearle Stough Russel Simons Wilbur Stambaugh Cora Cockley Mearle Stone Iames Beitzel Dorothy Rupp Reba Basom Vance Dornbaugh George Rupp Kenneth Harbold Frank Rupp Norman Spahr George Fishel Charles Bassett Owen Moorhead Baritone Lester Derrick Paul Heighes Altos Alvin Yohn lunior Peffer lean Davis Albert Stahl George Rupp Trombones Ionn Myers Roy Gutshall Leo Rupp VVayne Brougher Ioseph Wetzel Robert Rowles George Hurst Pemberton Williams Clarinets Raymond Brown Alma Iacobs Lincoln Miller Matilda Bowman Donald Lehmer Salome Stevens Robert Hench Donald Clouser VVi-lliam Gleim Leo Fishel Harry Ruth Nancy Segar Betty Rupp Saxophones Victor Hart Alden Mendler Vance Kilmore Geraldine Shanabrook Iohn Grove Stanley Hollinger Harold McClane Harold Sherman Albert Strong Bass Max VanScoten Leroy Short Herbert Hertzler Drums Charles Keifer Foster Klinedinst Eugene Nibert Robert Trimble Iohn Sanders Harry McLaren Harold Yohn Drum Major Lloyd Trimble 70 The Outlaw King CAST OF CHARACTERS ROBIN HOOD .... . DAVID IACOBY A PILGRIM 15111 GILBIERTD . . . ROBERT TRIMBLE SHERIFF OF NOTTINGHAM . . . MERLE STOUGH A MINSTREL ..... RUSSELL ZIMMERMAN FRIAR TUCK . . ROBERT RICHWINE LITTLE IOHN . RICHARD CORMAN WILL SCARLET . . IAMES VOGELSONG WILL STUTLEY . . . . STANLEY IENNINGS ALAN-A-DALE ........ EARL FREY PRINCE IOHN OF ENGLAND . . MAX VANSCOTEN RICHARD I ...... SYLVESTER CRUMLICH LADY MARIAN . . . HERMINE LEVY LADY DOROTHY . . . MARIAN BIDDLE CATHERINE . . . RUTH DORNBAUGH GUINEVERE . . MARY FAILOR ELAINE . , . . ALTHEA GILBERT MARY . ..... IEAN DAVIS GUARDS . . GLENN MOWER. LEE SMYSER MUSICAL DIRECTOR . . MISS FRANCES FULTON DRAMATIC DIRECTOR . . MISS IEAN FRANCIS DANCING DIRECTOR . . MISS MARTHA COOPER ACCOMPANIST ..... MARTHA BOWMAN SOLO DANCER ....... . LOIS FEGAN STAGE SET . WALTER ENSMINGER, WILMER FAUST, NORMAN HUNTER Bold Robin Hood and his loyal outlaw band made Sherwood Forest ring with their merry shouts and songs of glee. The same daring Robin led the boastful Sheriff of Nottingham on many a futile chase through the verdant forestg but the sheriff and his warrants only provoked a joke to the foresters as they carried out their scheme of taking from the rich and giving to the poor. Robin was just as romantic as he was bold. In his forest home and at the castle he risked his life to see his love, Lady Marian. By plans of Prince Iohn, Marian was to wed Sir Norman and when Robin was finally captured Marian consented to accept Sir Normans love if Robin were set free. During these events we found Marian's lady- in-waiting, Lady Dorothy in an infatuation with a Pilgrim, Sir Gilbert. But Richard returned from the Holy Land. Robin was freed and his title and rank of Earl of Huntingdon restored. His golden Some Day came at last and all of Lady Ma1'ian's dreams came true. Torch Staff Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief-Winifred Mower Sport-Glenn Mower News-Catharine Simpson Alumni-Helen Stambaugh Reporters-Mary Beitzel, lean Bahn, Exchange-Myra Wolfe Blanche Forney, Albert Strong, Art and Humor-Walter Ensminger Ruth Lear, Francis Zimmerman, Social-Rheva Miller lane Marzolf Managerial Staff Managing Editor-Hermine Levy Proof-readers-lean Davis, Copy-Miriam Sherman Russell Zimmerman Make-up-Lloyd Trimble Business Sfaff Business Manager-Lois Fegan Circulation Manager-Mary Albright, Advertising Manager-Ardna Snelbaker, lean May, Marv F. l-lertzler Robert Hershner, Iohn W. Deitz, Typists-Isabel Williams, Ross Adams Melvin Hosler Ruth Dornbaugh, Marian Wetzel Faculty Sponsor Iames G. Haggerty Glee Club Organized 1931 SPONSOR , . . MISS FRANCES S. FULTON PRESIDENT . . . . LLOYD TRIMBLE VICE PRESIDENT . . . SECRETARY-TREASURER . HERMINE LEVY WILMER FAUST Purpose-To encourage the study of music. SOPRANO ALTO BIDDLE, MARIAN BOWMAN, MARTHA BROWNAWELL, LLICILLE COOK. GERALDINE COCKLIN, GRACE CRESSMAN, CLAIRE DORNBAUGI-I, RUTH GUYER, BETTY EAILGR, MARY MICELI, DENA GILBERT, ALTHEA MILLER, RENA GLENN, MARY MOSHER, RITA HALL, IANE MOWERY, BETTY HERTZLER, MARY SEYLOR, ANNA KINSEY, MINALEE SHEARER, WINIFRED LEVY, HERMINE BTAMBALIGH, HELEN MEssERsMITH, FRANCES STONE, ILINE MOWER, WINIFRED STONE, ROSALIE SAYLOR, ELIZABETH SHOVER, CLARIBEL SHUMAN, FAY TENOR LINGER, MARGARET DERRICK, LESTER WETZEL, MARIAN ETTER, LAWRENCE WILLIAMS, ISABEL EREY, EARL ZIMMERMAN, FRANCES GEARHART, GORDON MCLAREN, WILLIAM MOYER, GRANT MYERS, IOHN RUPP, LEO TRIMBLE, LLOYD WETZEL, IOSEPH BASS FAUST, WILMER HEIGHES, PAUL HOUGHTON, FRANKLIN HUNTER, NORMAN HURST, GEORGE KOSER, RALPH MOWER, GLENN MOYER, NEWTON SIMONS, RUSSELL STRONG, ALBERT VOGELSONG, IAMES Junior Orchestra Organized 1932 SPONSOR . . . . MISS FRANCIS S. FULTON Purpose-To teach less-experienced musicians the supplementary unit of music. VIOLINS SAXOPHONE TROMBONE BRUBAKER, GERALDINE HART. VICTOR GUTSCHALL, ROY COBLE, GLADYS MCLAREN, HAROLD HURST, GEORGE GLENN, ANNABELLE LANDIS, ELIZABETH TRUMPET DRUMS RACKWELL, IACK BASOM, REBA NEIHERT, EUGENE BIETZEL, IAMES CLARINET , KONHAUS, CARL PIANIST BOWMAN, MATILDA STQNE, MERLE FOX' MARY FISHEL, LEO Physical Education Program. Craft Club Organized 1933 SPONSOR . . . . MISS KATHRYN MAIN PRESIDENT .... . WALTER ENSMINGER SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . NORMAN HUNTER Purpose-To make articles of tin, leather, etc., for future use. ALLEN, MILDRED BENDER, VIRGINIA BOWMAN, MARTHA BOYSON, WILLIAM OIETZ, JOHN ELLIOT, KATHRYN EPPLEY, LUTHER FAUST, CYRIL FAUST, WILMER FREY, CHARLES HOLLINGER, GERALDINE HOUGHTON, FRANKLIN LANDIS. MARY ANNE MAY, JEAN MOSHER, LUCY MOWERY, BETTY NAILOR, NANCY NEFF, EVELYN PORTER, DOROTHY LEVY, HERMINE Agriculture Club SPONSOR Organized 1930 . . . . . . . , MR. PARKS Purpose-To promote vocational agriculture and to train students for future rural leadship. BRECHBILL, GLENN GENSLER, LEONARD GOOD, SAMUEL SPANGLER, EARL HOPPLE, CLARE WEBER, ROBERT SCHLOSSER, FRED Girls' Athletic Club Organized 1932 SPONSOR . . . MISS MARTHA R. COOPER PRESIDENT . . . . . CORA COCKLEY VICE PRESIDENT . . . GLADYS RUPP SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . CATHARINE MAY Purpose-To learn theory and practice of athletics not included in regular BACKUS, ELIZABETH EARE, JANE COLDREN, VIRGINIA COOK, GERALDINE4 DINELEY, WILMA ENCK, MAE ENGLE, ANNA ERB, MILDREO FAUST, LOUISE FEGAN, LOIS FLICKINGER, LULA GEOTZ, JANET GLENN, MARY GRAHAM, JANE GRAYBILL, VERNA HERTZLER, MARY HESS, JEAN HIMMELRIGHT, THELMA HOOVER, MIRIAM HURST, MARY JANE KILE, KATHRYN LEHMAN, SELMA LOUDON, JEAN LOUDON, ZELDA LYONS, FRANCES MARZOLF, CAROLYN MARZOLF, JANE MASON, NEVA MICELI, DENA MICELI, NELLIE NEFF, EVELYN NOss, RUTH RUPP, HELEN RUPP, LILA SPAHR, JEAN SHAULL, MARIORIE SHAFFER, JANE SHUMAN, FAY SHOVER, CLARIBEL WALTERS, ARLENE WESTHAFER, BERNICE YOHN, MIRIAM ZIMMERMAN, FRANCES 74 Junior Marionette Club Organized 1932 SPONSOR . . . . . MISS KATHRYN MAIN Purpose-To make and study the technic of marioneftes. BEITZEL, IAMES GILBERT, DOROTHY NAILOR, NANCY BENDER, VIRGINIA HASSKARL, ERNESTINE SPAHR, SARA DEARBORNE, GERALDINE HENDRIAN, WILLIAM STANSFIELD, GENEVIEVE FISH, IOSEPHINE HERSHNER, ROBERT STITZEL, CARL Senior Marionette Club Organized 1932 SPONSOR . . MR. EDWARD THOMAS PRESIDENT . . . VICE PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY , . . . Purpose-To make marionettes and give a . . IRA FISH ARDNA SNELBAKER . LOIS FEGAN show each year. DUNCAN, KENNETH MYERS, IOHN TROLIP, ROBERT ENSMINGER, WALTER PATEE, SELDEN YOHN, HAROLD KARL, SARA RUPP, GEORGE ZIMMERMAN, RLISSEL LONG, FRANK TRESSLER, GERTRUDE Home Economicsflclub Organized 1933 SPONSOR . . . MISS EVELYN ATHERTON PRESIDENT . . . . . ZELDA LOLIDON VICE PRESIDENT . . . MARY GLENN SECRETARY-TREASURER .,.. HELEN BISHOP BOWERS, MIRIAM BRICKER, RENA DONER, HILDRED ENGLE, ANNA GETZ, ELVA GILBERT, ALTHEA Purpose-To encourage the arf of home welfare. GLENN, ANNABELLE GLENN, IANE GOLDEN, DORIS HERMAN, MILDRED HURST, MARY IANE MAY, CATHARINE MERRIS, VIOLA PI-IILLIPSON, PHYLLIS SI-IEAFFER, ARLENE SPAHR, IEANNE WOLFE, MYRA Debating Club Organized 1934 SPONSOR .... . . . MR. JOSEPH MOORE Purpose-To study the theory of oration. DAVIS, IEAN IENNINGS, STANLEY STRONG, ALBERT GEARHART, GORDON LINDEMUTH, BETTY ZIMMERMAN, RUSSELL GLENN, MARY MOWER, WINIFRED Dramatic Club Organized 1931 SPONSOR . . . MISS IEAN E. FRANCIS PRESIDENT . . CATHARINE SIMPSON SECRETARY . . . . . . JEAN DAVIS Purpose-To instruct students in acting, zn the art of make-up, and in the study of plays and dramatics BAIR, IOHN GEARHART, GORDON SHIERY, IOHN BIDDLE, MARIAN HUNTER, NORMAN BROWNAWELL, LUCILLE KINSEY, MINALEE CASTLE, GLADDING CROWL, CLARIBEL LEVY, HERMINE MARZOLF, IANE SNELBAKER, ARDNA STONE, IUNE STOUGH, MERLE TRIMBLE, LLOYD ZIMMERMAN, RUSSELL DAVIS, IEAN MCLAREN, WILLIAM VAN SCOTEN, MAX DORNBAUGH, RUTH MOWER, WINIFRED VOGELSONG, IAMES ENSMINGER, WALTER PEALER, LEROY WELLS, ALETHA FAUST, LOUISE SAYLOR, ELIZABETH WOODS, ELIZABETH FEGAN, LOIS SEYLER, ANNA SHERMAN, MIRIAM 9 o Boys Tumbllng Club Organized 1930 SPONSOR . . . MR. GEORGE E, VORBACH Purpose-To establish harmony between mental and physical action, ALBRIGHT, PAUL HAYS, DONALD ROCKWELL, IACK BAIR, IOI-IN HENCH, ROBERT BECK, WILLIAM BROUGHER, WAYNE BROWN, RAYMOND CLOUSER, DONALD HORTY, MELVIN HOUGHTON, WILLIAM KAYLOR, FRED MCCLURE, CHARLES DORNBAUGH, VANCE MYERS, CAROL GOODYEAR, PAUL PEALER, DAVID SANDERSON, HARRY STONER, REVERE TAYLOR, IAMES URICH, KARL VOGELSONG, CHARLES WOLFE, IACK 1--1.....1., X 477 BOOK V . . . THE SPORTS , .11-111. - , it 9 N ix, 53 ,X 1 . 5 7 ggi N 5 TT A ff , i f F -5 I 3 K ', , 351 Foot Ball Team First row--Adams, Richwine, Kreitzer, Volgelsong, Duncan, Weigle, Failor. Second row-Stansfield, Shank, C. Faust, Culp, Bair, Crumlich, Iacoby, Klinedinst, Dear- born, Geesey. Top row-Coach Cruttendcn, W. Faust, Corman. Patee. Zerbe, Fish, Miller, Kilmorc. Short, Gouse, Coach Vorhach. FOOTBALL The little football town of Mechanicsburg has seen another successful football season, winning both county and conference championships. The two opening games of the season with Central Y. M, C. A. and New Bloomfield proved to be rather easily won, neither team giving Mechanicsburg any trouble. In these games an untried line had trouble carrying out assignment, but gained enough ex- perience to season them for harder games to come. We came out on the long end by a score of 34-0 and 59-0 respectively. Steelton always a struggle. With an array of brilliant running backs and a green line functioning like veterans, Mechanicsburg ran over Steelton for three quartersg 15 first downs to 3 tells the story of Mechanicsburg's brilliance. But in the last quarter the superior weight of the Steelton team enabled them to put over three touchdowns in the last six minutes of play, to win 19-6. The Middletown game looked easy when Culp broke away in the first few minutes of play for a touchdown. After that Middletown came to life and it was anybody's game. Middletown threatened continually with a lateral pass but could not penetrate the goal line. Mechanicsburg scored again in the fourth quarter to win 13-0. Mechanicsburg caught a 'ATartar in Gettysburg, expecting to win this game easily, Mechanicsburg was caught flat footed and was far out-played by Gettysburg in the first half both in defense and offense. With 23 seconds to go Mechanicsburg scored on the brilliant timed pass, Bair to Klindinst for the score. Bair scored the extra point on a plunge to tie the score 7-7. The Shippensburg game decided who the best team in the conference really was. With Mechanicsburg carrying the fightirom the opening whistle Shippensburg had little time to do much damage. The first half ended with Mechanicsburg on the two- yard line. lt looked like a tie until Iacoby started skirting the ends, changing the score to 12-6 in our favor. The New Cumberland game proved to be an easy victory for Mechanics- burg. ln this game the reserve team got a chance to prove its worth. The main attraction of the game was numerous long runs. The game ended 20-0. The Chambersburg game was the coldest and one of the easiest of the season. After the varsity made a few touchdowns the reserves came pouring in, carrying on the work as well as the varsity. The game ended as Cham- bersburg scored. The final score was 31-7. At Waynesboro we were outscored but not outplayed. Fourteen first downs to three shows clearly how Mechanicsburg functioned but penalties to the tune of 130 yards, especially on long runs took the sap out of Mechanics- burg. The game ended 6-1-1 after Waynesboro had recovered a block kick for a score, and a 30' yard run scored again for Waynesboro. Carlisle was the game 13 seniors were looking froward to. Carlisle made things look bad by scoring in the opening minutes on a recovered fumble and a brilliant lateral pass. But when Mechanicsburg got hold of the ball there was no question of the better team. After that Mechanicsburg scored at will both on runs and passes. Carlisle for the first time had caused their rival no trouble. The staggering score was 33-6. This game ended football history for 1933. Front row-Culp, Stahl, lacoby, Trimble, Crumlich. Back row-Vogelsong. Fish, Faust, Stough, Failor, Mower. Boys, Basket Ball This year Mechanicsburg entered the Southern Pennsylvania Conference in basket- ball and did as well as could be expected. In the West Shore League, a league in their class, Meehanicsburg ended in Hrst place. To attain this position, Mehaniesburg won ten out of twelve games. I The Closest game of the season was with Shippensburg. After two extra periods the score ended 28-28, The high scorer of the team was Captain Iacoby who proved to be an able leader. The other three seniors, Crumlieh, Failor, and Faust did their part in making the season a success. Although four Valuable men will be lost through graduation, there are four capable veterans and a promising reserve team to build a team for next season. HOME l-lanover Enola . . Newville . Carlisle . . Shippensburg . Gettysburg . Boiling Springs Lemoyne . . New Cumberland Camp Hill . . Chambersburg . Middletown . M.H.S. OPP. 12 31 . 31 34 . 29 20 . 28 26 . 26 28 16 29 26 18 33 20 20 18 35 21 31 10 32 31 AXYAY BI.H.S. OPP. Chambersburg 17 23 Gettysburg . 10 29 Boiling Springs . 25 17 New Cumberland . 22 16 Nliddletown 1 20 14 Camp Hill . . 27 16 Newville . 16 15 Carlisle . 13 21 Hanover . 16 60 Shippensburg . 28 28 Enola . . . 20 34 Lemoyne , 28 17 Girls' Basketball Senior Girls Winners After four years of success in athletics the Class of '34 is leaving M. H. S. with an outstanding record which will be hard to repeat by future classes. Their record is as follows: FreshmanffStarted on their way by Mr. Erb. Played basketball for first time. Sophomoref-Basketball and Newcomball championships. Having the honor of being the Hrst holders of the Bernie Trophy. Iunior-fplaced second in basketballiwhile the class of '33 took possession of the Bernie Trophy. Hermine Levy won the girls' tennis tournament. Senior---Volleyball and basketball champhionships. Gaining possession of the Bernie Trophy, thus making it their own. The games were played by class teams chosen by Miss Cooper. CLASS TEAM OF '34 HJ Wilma Dinely 121 Mildred Allen Q45 Miriam Hoover HJ Ieanne Hake HJ Gladys Rupp fCapt.l C41 Dorothy Porter itll Hermine Levy 1-il Betty Guyer 141 Claribel Crowl ill Martha Bowman 4-ll Thelma Brunner f2j Mary F. Hertzler lll Catherine Simpson 121 Isabel Williams fMgr.j Number indicates number of years played basketball. Front row-Wolfe, Castle, Trimble, Adams, Corman, Renard, Bahn, Rinehart. Back row-Coach Fortney, Gouse, Shank, Iennings, Glenn, Dearborn, Huffort, Weigle, Gensler April May l 7- 24--Enola . . . 27- Baseball 1934 WEST SHORE LEAGUE Boiling Springs . 20'-Lemoyne . New Cumberland 28-Chambersburg . l--Camp Hill . . 4-Boiling Springs 8-Lemoyne . . ll-Enol a... 15--New Cumberland 18-Camp Hill . . -Chambersburg KHWHYD iherej iawavl iawayl CHWHYJ qherey Q herej CBWHYJ fherej qherey fawayl Qherel Starting Line-up Trimble . . . 3 B Renard . . . 2 B Dearborn . . S S Culp . . . l B Adams , . L F Iennings . . C F Gouse . . Corman . . Glenn , . . R F Substitutes Bahn ..... R F Reinhart . . . 2 B Hufford . . . L F Shank ..... Weigle, Manager Boyd Fortney, Coach ,ir - cn--.-1.--..--?-T - f - - c .i-- l1 -3' 3- 1...- 11..- -T1-7 2-S i,,,...i .iviif--1 if -5-1 ii-Q iii-f ggi -il t li? -3-1? Z Mechanicsburg High School Graduates Prof. W. H. Hencli, Dead fHonorary Member of Alumnij 1 8 7 5 Albert W. Henry, Dead l 8 7 6 Miss Maggie Hoffman, Swarthmore fMrs. A. W. Henryj Hal. W. Neiswanger, Osborne, Kansas. Miss Emma Zinn, Mechanicsburg Iohn Thompson, Esq., Address Unknown Walter L. Eckels, Dead 1877 I. C. Hicks, Altoona Miss Ina Saddler, Columbus, Ohio. fMrs. I. Milton Eberlyj Miss Mary Painter, Dead fMrs. Bert Whitelyl Miss Annie V. Wise, Dead fMrs. David Markleyl Miss Anna M. Eberly, Mechanicsburg Miss Lillie Hummel, Mechanicsburg fMrs. L. Shelleyl Miss Iulia HeffelHnger, Mechanicsburg Miss Etta Carl, Steelton Frank B. Stayman, Address Unknown 1878 Miss Emma Sours, Dead Miss Lizzie Milleisen, Mechanicsburg lohn W. Barrick, Dead Miss Alice Congdon, S. Pasadena, Calif. fMrs. D. Mooneyj Miss Tacy Henry, Camp Hill fMrs. B. F. Biglerl Prof. Irvin A. Heiges, New York, N. Y. Miss Ella S. Elcock, Dead Miss Ella N. Hazelet, Dead Miss Agnes Hertzler, Arcadia, Calif. fMrs. Chas. Comfortl - 1879 Miss Emma C. Crider, Carlisle CMrs. Niles Fissell Miss Catherine Arnold, Address Unknown fMrs. Catherine Wrighti L. C. Wise, Mechanicsburg Mrs. Ralph Kauffman, Ellensburgh, Wasli. 1880 Miss Agnes Brinks, Harrisburg fMrs. D. S. Shoopl Miss Lillie Wood, Tampa, Florida. fMrs. Edward Robertsonj Miss Mary Reiff, New Cumberland Miss Annie Coover, Dead fMrs. Annie Beistlinel Harry L. Snyder, Dead Miss Mary Brandt, Oakland, Calif. fMrs. B. Landisj Miss Minnie Megary, Dead fMrs. Minnie E. Wilsonj David A . Orris, Boulder, Colo. Miss Laura Neiswanger, Osborne, Kans. Miss Edith G. Bowman, Dead Ellis G. Groff, Dead 1881 Miss Sallie I. Short, Dead Miss Anna L. Elcock, Mechanicsburg Ioseph Totton, Dead Will F. Iones, Address Unknown Clinton G. Heyd, Philadelphia Gertrude Zacharias, Dead Iohn A. Boyer, Washington, D. C. Miss Nora Shapley. Mechanicsburg CMrs. I. B. Spanglerl Miss Annie Miller, Philadelphia fMrs. Iohn W. Plank, 1882 Miss Sue Swartz, Harrisburg iMrs. VV. A. Lavertyj Miss Agnes H. Reigart, Dead Frank G. Mears, Address Unknown Robert W. Short, Dead Ira S. Coover, Dead Ida A. Carl, Dead 1883 Miss Kate Zinn, Dead David F. Kapp, State College Miss Carrie Reigart, Manhassatt, L. l. 4Mrs. Chas. Neisleyl R. L, Meiley, Dead B. F. M. Sours, Meehanicsburg Miss Myrtle Sours, Dead Wilbur G. Eckles, Dead Lenbar Brandt. Dead 18841 Miss Laura Shope, Mechanicsburg CMrs. Ralph Kannl Miss Annie L. Laverty, Dead George B. Jacobs, Address Unknown Miss Laura Eberly, Union City, N. I. fMrs. Willard Zeiglerl Frank B. Swartz, Pasadena, Calif. Miss Mary Hays, Middletown tMrs. Eugene Laffertyj Weir B. Lloyd, Dead Iames B. Herring, Dead Miss Mattie Bretz, Dead 1885 Eber lohn Vankirk, Address Unknown Miss Bertie H. Bowman, New York, N. Elwood A. Grissinger, Buffalo, N. Y. Miss Lou Emminger, Mechanicsburg Albert M. 'Eberly, Norfolk, Va. 1886 R. R. Senseman, Dead D. T. Groff. Dead Miss Clara Shope, Dead fMrs. W. A. Siglerl Y fl 8 8 6 continuedj Dr. M. M. Dougherty, Mechanicsburg Miss Elda Bowman, Harrisburg tMrs. Iohn E. Wheelerj C. R. Bowman, Dead Miss Lila Kauffman, Camp Hill lMrs. Ioseph Greishaberj Charles B. Herring, Dead 1887 Miss Agnes Bobb, New Cumberland CMrs. Agnes Reganj Miss Mary Reigart, Salisbury, Md. tMrs. Alex. D. Toadvinej George Longsdorf, Piedmont, Calif. Miss Minnie M. Westhafer, Wilkensburg tMrs. Iames GuyI Charles L. Eckles, York Miss' Carrie Seabrooks, Dead Iohn S. Grissinger, St. Davids Frank P. Longsdorf, Dead 1888 Miss Elsie H. Lenher, Mechanicsburg Miss Minnie Swartz, Spokane, Wash. tMrs. Minnie S. CrainI Miss Annie Corman, Dead fMrs. Tolbert Hooverj Newton C. Comfort, Manila, P. I. Tolbert Hoover, Delaware Harry H. Miller, Dead 1889 Miss Rosa Diehl, Mechanicsburg Miss Grace Koser, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Byron Schroederj Miss Monda Baum, Harrisburg tMrs. Ios. A. Longi Miss Bertha Senseman, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Bertha Cooverj Miss Rebecca Miller, Address UnknownI fMrs, I. C. OwenI William L. Seabrooks, Address Unknown Miss M. Ella Eichelberger, Dead 1890 Earle W. Gardner, York Miss M. Ella Stehle, Washington, D. C. tMrs. Ella Landgraffj Miss Fannie G. Lease, Dead Miss Florence Eberly, York fMrs. Earle GardnerI Miss Maude K. Williamson, Mechanicsburg Miss Emma Hurst, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Wm. CormanI Miss Martha Knettle, S. Pasadena, Calif, tMrs. George Stacyj Miss Mary Sigler, Harrisburg tMrs. C. R. Bowmanj Dr. Victor Lenher, Dead 1891 Albert B. Crawford, Mechanicsburg Miss Nellie Singiser, San Antonio, Texas. fMrs. Nellie McCollisterI Harry S.Webbert, Harrisburg Miss Ella Ralston, Carlisle CMrs. Ella LindsayI Miss Elizabeth Fortenbaugh, Mechanicsburg CMrs. B. Reily Shopej Miss Edith Shapley, Mechanicsburg Miss Carrie Huston, Newport lMrs. Iohri S. Leibyj Miss Elizabeth Swartz, Mechanicsburg tMrs. E. A. Burnettj Miss Carrie Eberly, Philadelphia CMrs. I. I. MooreI Clarence H. Miller, Harrisburg Miss Mae Mumper, Dead 1Mrs. Ed. Draggerl Col. I, Weir Grissinger, Fort Bragg, N. C 1892 Wayne Eberly, address unknown Miss Etta Thorley, Paxtang fMrs. Etta Ridgewasj Dr. Richard Reeser, Columbia Miss Bertie Miller, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Lewis Harlacherj Charles H. Mumma, East Orange, N. I. Miss Elizabeth Clendenin, Dead 1893 Miss Grace E. Witmer, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna M. Longsdorf, Mechanicsburg Miss Elizabeth Sponsler, Dead 1Mrs. I. Frank Mohlerj Miss Annie L. Mountz, Highspire tMrs. R. I. MummaI Chas. G. Neiswanger, Dead Samuel Basehore, Mechanicsburg Mervin E. Anderson, Mechanicsburg 1894 Corliss Hurst, Mechanicsburg Miss Pauline Gardner, Dead Miss Nora Heiges, Harrisburg tMrs. Harvey Shuttlel Miss Bertha Morrette, Blairsville IMrs. Wm. Iewett Millerj Miss Estella Heikes, .Dead Dora Kendig, Mechanicsburg iMrs. Dora Richwinej Miss Blanche Brenner, Dead 1895 Miss Bertha Hade, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Bertha MyersI Miss Lulu Coover, Mechanicsburg George Lynn Coover, Leonia, N. I. Dr. Ruth A. Deeter, Harrisburg Miss Bessie E. Dull, Mechanicsburg Miss Wyoming Edelblute, Dead fMrs. Wyoming Gingerichj Miss Annie Fishel, Harrisburg CMrs. Charles B. McKeeverI Miss Miriam Fought, Dead tMrs. W, H. Millsj Miss Margaret Louden, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Margaret Clouserj Miss Etta Rauhouser, Harrisburg Harry E. McCoy, Dead Elmer R, Miller, Akron, Ohio. Miss Leona Rich. Mechanicsburg Miss Marie Schroeder, New York, N. Y tMrs. Glen Houstonj Vincent I. Smarsh, Harrisburg Miss Elizabeth Stansfield, Mechanicsburg fMrs. M. E. Andersonj Miss Blanche Swartz, Mechanicsburg tMrs. R. N. BiddleI Austin Eberly, Dead tl 8 9 5 continuedi Miss Mable Coover, Camp Hill lMrs. Mable Nailorj Miss S. Edith Swartz, Mechanicsburg George M. Young, Cadiz, Ohio. Miss Emma M. Rich, Mechanicsburg 1896 Miss Mary Rupert, Chicago, Ill. tMrs. H. L. LudingtonI Miss Katherine O'Neale, Centerville, Md. tMrs. I. T. Bruehli Miss Blanche Coover, Shortsville, N. Y. lMrs. Earl Perryj Miss Lila Deeter, Harrisburg tMrs. Lila Deeter Harwoodj Miss M. Bess Moser, Dead Miss Margaret D. Saxton, New York, N. Y. lMrs. Margaret D. ArcheI Miss Annie M. Morrette, Dead Miss Clara G. Titzel, Mechanicsburg Miss Nell Schroeder, Hazleton tMrs. Iohn Freeburnj Miss Catherine Coover, Rahway, N. I. lMrs. F. W. Colesj David L. Snavely, Mechanicsburg Charles Shoop, Minneapolis, Minn. Ralph Milleisen, Dead Clyde Wonderly, Kingston, N. Y. Miss Mary Brandt, Dead S. Robert Conn, Washington, D. C. Miss Elizabeth Martin, Dead 1897 Miss Margaret B. Greenwood, Address Unknown tMrs. Margaret B. MyersI Miss Margaret L. Haas, Iersey Shore lMrs. Charles Schwenkl Miss Gertrude Raffensberger, Mechanicsburg lMrs. M. B. Ibachj Miss Gertrude Rich. Brooklyn, N. Y. lMrs. William Rinehartj Miss Edna Baltozer, Newport tMrs. W. C. Fickesi Miss Dora Wertz, Miami, Florida. tMrs. K. Wolfordj Merle E. Eichelberger, Philadelphia George Hershman, Mechanicsburg Levi H. Munima, Iacksonville, Florida. George F. Nelson, Address Unknown Miss Katherine Charles, Dead Frank E. Seifert, Greensburg 1898 Miss Ada Longsdorff, Mechanicsburg fMrs, S. Zufallj Miss H. Maude Hurst, Camp Hill fMrs. Martin Brintonj Miss Grace E. Shroeder, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Paul M. HertzlerI Miss Margaret L. Eberly, Lakewood, Ohio. lMrs. T. A. Cooperj Miss Marion Brenner, York tMrs. S. H. Steinj Miss Charlotte Mauk, Broken Bow, Ncb. tMrs. Charlotte Cherry Burdickj Miss Edith Rupp, Fredonia, N. Y. tMrs. Edith Hartzell Miss Annie Mountz, Mechanicsburg lMrs. George HershmanI Miss Margaret M. Brindle, Mechanicsburg David P. Stamm, R. D. 1, Pequea Walter B. Hayes, York. 1899 Miss Ruth Beistline, Philadelphia tMrs. W. H. T. Collinsj Miss Daisy Bobb, Camp Hill lMrs. Chas. Swarthoutj Miss Mae Eichleberger, York lMrs. I. M. Brickerj Miss Katherine Fortenbaugh, Mechanicsburg tMrs. L. W. Sheaiferj Miss Bertha Gardner, Mechanicsburg lMrs. A. I. Snyderj Miss Grace Gardner, Mechanicsburg Miss Margaret Gelwicks, Mechanicsburg Miss Ora Groff, VVormleysburg fMrs. Ora Groif Brownj Miss Nell Landis, Mechanicsburg tMrs. W. I. Culpj Miss Mary Loudon, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Singiser, Mechanicsburg Miss Alice Stahl, West Fairview lMrs. Alice Morrettej Miss Elsie Stoulfer, Philadelphia Miss Nell Swartz, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Wilbur Forneyj Miss Mary Zug, Dead Fred Coble, Los Angeles, Calif. Williain Most, Kingstown Walter O'N'eal, Mechanicsburg Mervin Martin, York Miss Nell Miller, Dead 1900 Miss Frances Byers, Binghamton, N. Y. lMrs. Barton A. Sorberj Miss Rosa Eichelberger, York tMrs. Rosa Nessj Miss Myra Rogers, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Russel Prowelll Miss Myrtle Gross, Harrisburg fMrs. C. C. Bryanj Miss Bertha Rupp, Fredonia, N. Y. Miss Nell Myers, Mechanicsburg Miss Edna Dewalt, R. D., Mechanicsburg lMrs. A. CocklinI Miss Edna Balsley, Philadelphia fMrs. E. Arthur Brillingerj Miss Minnie Eckles, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Minnie Koserj Miss Carrie Hailman, New Cumberland lMrs. Harry Prowellj Miss Minnie Webb, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Irvin ShearerI Miss Grace Conn, address unknown lMrs. Virgil BurbageI Miss Edith Ha es, New Cumberland tMrs. Carl Schuckj Guy Lucas, Mechanicsburg Harry Beitzel, Mechanicsburg Miss Sara Elizabeth Crawford, Dead 1901 Miss Emma Snavely, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Guy Guinivanj Miss Pearl Killinger, Mechanicsburg Miss Elsie Plough, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Chester Riderj Miss Blanche Eckels, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Shoop, New Cumberland tMrs. Iohn Arbegastj Q1 90 1 continuedj Miss Maude Coover, East Chicago. Ind. fMrs. W. A. Moorej Miss Margaret Reeser, Easton lMrs. Margaret Shriverj Miss Mamie Learing, Philadelphia lMrs. Clarence Morrette Ralph Mumma, Mechanicsburg Walter Gelwicks, Mechanicsburg 1902 Miss Helen Ulrich, Washington lMrs. Chas. E. Snokej Miss Ethel Nickel, Wilmington, Del. CMrs. Irvin Vondraml Miss Miriam Eberly, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Geo. Lloydj Miss Wilma Landis, Mechanicsburg Mrs. N. W. Hershnerj Miss Ida Weber, Harrisburg Miss Maude Beistline, Dead lMrs. Maude Simmonsj Miss Ora Harnish, Mechanicsburg iMrs. Thomas Guinivanj Miss Nelle Shapley, Harrisburg CMrs. R. R. Seamanj Miss Rose Beistline, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Louis Lanej Lloyd Stambaugh, Mechanicsburg George Bricker, Camp Hill M. E. Ready, Oakland, Calif. Elbert Kintz, Dead. 1903 Miss Mabel Arbegast, Mechanicsburg Miss Bessie Basehore, Mechanicsburg Miss Bessie Bear, Mechanicsburg Miss Violet Beitzel, Mechanicsburg Miss Viola Blackford, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Guy Lucasj Miss Helen Coble, Newark, N. I. QMrs. E. A. Colej Miss Lyle Horner, Cleveland, Ohio. lMrs. Crichton Wilsonj Miss Mary Kauffman, Huron, S. D. fMrs. Harry Sewelll Miss Nina Webbert, Littlestown fMrs. Glen Gehrj Russell Gelwicks, Mechanicsburg 19041 Miss Catherine Koller, Berkley, Calif. lMrs. Herbert Tysonl Miss Viola Biddle, R. D., Mechanicsburg fMrs. Viola Davidsonl Miss Blanche Arbegast, Mechanicsburg Miss Minnie Ashenfelter, Dead lMrs. Roy Krallj Miss Helen Beitzel, Detroit, Mich. IMrs. Helen Iacobsl Miss Nellie Beitzel. Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Hertzler, Harrisburg fMrs. Fred Ployerl Miss Margaret Howard, Gettysburg Miss Olive Ready, Lemoyne Miss Carrie Stambaugh, Carlisle fMrs. Norman Stinel Miss Ella Weber, Address Unknown 1905 Tolbert Beitzel, Mechanicsburg Dr. Walter Deitz, Lemoyne Miss Lena May Horner, Westerville, Ohio. Frank B. Landes, Oakland, Calif. Miles Sutton, Detroit, Mich. Geo. Fulmer Chapman, Steelton Miss Iessie Hoerner, Sierre Leona, Africa. Robert Kaley, Mechanicsburg Miss Sallie M. Mohler, Mechanicsburg Miss Violet Ulrich, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Ioseph Prowelll 1906 Miss Helen Eberly, Chalfont fMrs. Frank Pilsonl Miss Edith Springer, Mechanicsburg Miss Grace Hooper, Dead Leon Swartz, Lewistown Wilber E. Harnish, Champaign, Ill. Claude Williams, Mechanicsburg William Mumper, Harrisburg 1907 Miss Romayne Stambaugh, Mechanicsburg Miss Barbara Koller, Mechanicsburg Miss Carrie King, Harrisburg fMrs. Wm. D. Daniell Miss Ruth Heffelfinger, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Howard Blessingj Thomas Meily, Mechanicsburg George W. Brooks, Baltimore, Md. 1908 Miss Violet Bowman, Mechanicsburg Morris Brubaker, Mechanicsburg David Biddle, Mechanicsburg Clarence Bear, Mechanicsburg Miss Sara Davis, Harrisburg lMrs. Herbert Brooksj Miss Pearl Hoy, Carlisle Carroll Miller, Harrisburg Clair Hamish, Palmyra Miss Blanche Kaufman, Chama, N. Mexico lMrs. Miguel Gonzalesl Miss Virginia Huber, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Virginia Garberj Miss Mary Musser, Harrisburg fMrs. Wilbur Goodyear, Earle B. Miller, Quincy, Ill. Miss Vera Stevens, VVallaston, Mass. Miss Ellen Stephens, Dead lMrs. Ellen Ionesj Miss Sarah Thompson, Rochester, Minn. 1909 Frank L. Coover, Dead Miss Mary Stambaugh, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Paul Millerj Miss Ella Hummell. R. D., Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Wm. Martini Iohn Bowman, Mechanicsburg Ralph Bobb, Lansdowne Miss Rose Comager, Harrisburg fMrs. W. E. Marshallj Miss Iva Fish, Etah, U. P. India. Ralph Frey, Ambler Dr. Wm. Koller, Bismark, N. D. Ioseph Meiley, Mechanicsburg Miss A1ma,Trout, Lemoyne Russel Brown, Philadelphia Lynn Irvine, Mechanicsburg 1910 Russel Sultzaberger, Mechanicsburg Miss Romaine King, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Benj, Lantzj Charles Schriver, Pittsburgh Miss Dolores Segelbaum, Fort Hunter Miss Mary Sollenberger, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. M. B. Pefferj Iohn Weaver, Harrisburg Miss Blanche Zeigler, Carlisle, lMrs. Norman Leaphartj 1911 George Z. Fishel, Mechanicsburg Miss Eva Howe, Detroit, Mich. lMrs. Iohn I. Tracyj Miss Sarah Swartz, Washington, D. C. Miss Mary Fink, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Clyde Shaullj I. Clifford Koller, Mechanicsburg Miss Lottie May, Mechanicsburg Miss Margaret Snyder, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Harold, Dead XIVITI. P. Lloyd, Mechanicsburg Miss Lena Musser, Dead lMrs. I. Raymond Smithj Earle Dornbach, Pittsburgh Miss Grace Byers, Woodland, Calif. QMrs. Grace Altpeterj Miss Elizabeth Byers, Harrisburg Miss Florence Fish, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Edgar Walton, Miss Amy Mumma, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Clarence Bearl William Meiley, R. D.,Mechanicsburg G. Weir Strock, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg William Davis, Mechanicsburg l 9 l 2 Miller I, Coover, Mechanicsburg Miss Grace Yordi, New York, N. Y. lMrs. Grace Gordanl Miss Iessie Wolf, New Cumberland fMrs. Wm. Crodelj Adam Orris, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Witmer, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Russell Sultzabergerj Russel Stambaugh, Huntington Rev. C. Raymond Barnes, Central America Miss Blanche Beistline, Mechanicsburg Miss Mabel Clark, Harrisburg fMrs. Ralph B. Manleyj Miss Mary Coover, Mechanicsburg CMrs. los. Dunlapj Miss Fay Eckert, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Edgar H. Osmanj Miss Claire Fortenbaugh, Mechanicsburg Geo. D. Frysinger, Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Bula Kiracofe. Altoona lMrs, Bula K. Popej Wni. B, Kaley, Mechanicsburg Benj. F. Lantz, Mechanicsburg Miss Rosanna May, Mechanicsburg Miss Sara R, Martin, Harrisburg Miss Sara E. Mumma, Mechanicsburg 1913 Harold L. Creager, Gettysburg Miss Ruth L. Howard, York QMrs, T. Clair Vogelsongj Miss Leah Meiley, Dead ' Wm. H. Nailor, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna E. Neidig, Harrisburg Miss Helen Stambaugh, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Morris Brubakerj Frederick C. Wilson, Philadelphia Harold W. Wister, Mechanicsburg 1914 Miss Carrie M. Anderson, Harrisburg CMrs, C. C. Bakerj' Rev. Chas. F. Berkheimer, Emporium Norman E. Bucher, Annville Andrew A. Clark, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Dice, Mechanicsburg iMrs. Wilson Snelbakerj Lloyd E. Gordon, York Miss Carrie I. Klink, Dead Miss Elizabeth King, Harrisburg Charles R. Matthews, Mechanicsburg Miss Catherine E. Mumma, Harrisburg tMrs. Arthur C. Burkej Robert R. Mumma, Mechanicsburg Miss Edna E. Porter, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Swartz, Washington, D. C. CMrs, john Triinmerl Henry B. Schriver, Syracuse, N. Y. Chas. Stambaugh, Mechanicsburg Iohn W. Trimmer, Dead Miss Alma VVeber, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Glenn Mowerj Iohn E. Asper, Mechanicsburg Paul L. Brandt, Scotland Ioseph E. Cocklin, R. D., Bowmansdale Wm. R. Dougherty, Los Angeles, Calif. Adam L. Heighes, Mechanicsburg Miss Ivy M. Klink, Washington, D. C. QMrs. I. M. McLoughlinJ Walter R. May, Mechanicsburg A. Glenn Mower, Mechanicsburg Miss Matilda Mumper, Mechanicsburg QMrs. Heighes Paulj Miss Helen McCaleb, St. Davids, N. I. lMrs. David Kennedyj Miss Frances Sigler, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Andrew Clarkj Dr. Ralph H, Slyder, Dillsburg Miss Harriet Shaffer, Philadelphia CMrs. Frederick C, Wilsonj T. Claire Vogelsong, York Mrs. Charles Berkheimer, Emporium 1915 Miss Eva Arbegast, Mechanicsburg Miss Ethel VVister, New Cumberland tMrs. I. Lee Thorntonj Miss Catherine Spriggs, Ashtabula, Ohio lMrs. Clarkson Lyonsj Miss Bessie Flohr, Dead Miss Frances Koller. Dead Miss Ruth Adams, Mechanicsburg lVliss Helen Bentz, Sewanee, Tenn. QMrs. G. Francis Rupp, Paul Knouse, Shepherdstown Miss lean Sample, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Howard Huberl Miss Margaret Smith, Mechanicsburg Miss Catherine Kimmel, New Cumberland Miss Nada Keefer. Harrisburg lMrs. Herbert Stroupj Richard Schafhirt, Dead Carl M, Busler, Glenside Wilbur Wertz, Carlisle 1916 Miss Martha Morrett, Mechanicsburg Miss Marie1Sensenman, Altoona QMrs. Geo. Leachj Miss Hazel Fink, Philadelphia 1Mrs. Geo. Bootyj Miss Ianet Eckels, Roselle Park, N. I. iMrs. Charles Hallj Robert Fortney, Sunbury Francis Thomas, Mechanicsburg Miss Vesta Brfandt, Wanseon, Ohio. fMrs. Vesta Brandt Mcllhennyi Miss Miriam Shope, Mechanicsburg Miss Xenia Miller, Long Island, N. Y. Miss Helen P. Sowers, Mechanicsburg Miss Beatrice Heighes, Mechanicsburg Miss Lorena Kilmore, Lewisberry lMrs. Wm. Striejewskej Henry Wilson, Mechanicsburg Frank Neidig, Coatesville Lloyd Ulrich, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Mumma, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Charles Robinsonj 1917 Miss Mary Atticks, Shiremanstown iMrs. Clarence Hartmani Miss Nell Sheaffer. Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. W, A. Wolfej Miss Marguerite Howe, Pittsburgh fMrs. Earl Hendry! Miss Lillian Fought, Thomaston, Maine lMrs. Edward Dornanj Miss Martha Anderson, Mechanicsburg Clyde Hess, Dillsburg' Frank Berkheimer, Lemoyne Harry L. Baker, Lemoyne Carl Sipe, Mechanicsburg William Westfall. Mechanicsburg Lawrence Smith, Harrisburg Paul Ritter, Roselle, N. Cyrus Brackbill, Dead 1918 Leroy McGuire, Mechanicsburg Chester Harbold, Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Sheffer. Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Howard B. Heinemanj Miss Dorothy Ross. Mechanicsburg fMrs. Filmore Doughertyj Miss Dorothea Baum, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Chas. A. Stambaughj Miss Florence Orris, Mexico City, Mexico lMrs. Frank Mohlerl Miss Elizabeth Mumper, Highland Park, Ill. QMrs. Lloyd MacCafferyJ Miss Vera Seidel, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Benson Spanglerj Miss Romaine Spriggs, Nashville, Tenn. Miss Gladys Guyer, Gettysburg fMrs. Robert Berkheimer, Gaius B. Hertzler, Mechanicsburg Miss Minerva Coover, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Ebert L. Franklinj Miss Helen Mohler, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Chas. Reiterj Lewis Anderson, Harrisburg Mark Ulrich, Brentwood Filmore Dougherty, Mechanicsburg Willis A. Arnold, Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Mildred Harlacker, York fMrs. Geo, Kutzj David C. Vogelsong, Steelton Miss Rose Bowman, Mechanicsburg 1919 Miss Anna Schroeder, Mechanicsburg Miss Edna Smith, Mechanicsburg iMrs. Wm. Westfalli Miss Harriet Foose, Roselle, N, I. fMrs, Paul Ritterl Miss Mary Weber. Bethlehem lMrs. Elmer Cormanj Miss Helen Keller, Camp Hill iMrs. Warren Puttj Miss Harriet Arbegast, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Wm. Kironej , Miss Frances Mumma, Mechanicsburg QMrs. Ray Dicki Fridley Schafhirt, Elmira, N. Y. Robert Berkheimer, Gettysburg Richard Meiley, Dea d Miss Elma Senseman, Brentwood iMrs. Mark Ulrich, Miss Mabel Zimmerman, Shiremanstown Miss Sara Rupp, Reading iMrs. Elwood Wisterj Miss Agnes Putt, Ashtubula, Ohio iMrs. E. M. Corbettj Miss Gertrude Enck, Littlestown , lMrs, Roy Rennerl , 1920 Miss Luella Bahn, Mechanicsburg Lloyd Baker, York Miss Helen Bare, Mechanicsburg QMrs. David Cooverj Albert Childs, Dead Miss Elizabeth Crawford, Brooklyn, N. Y. tMrs. Iohn Henchj Henry Fulton, Pittsburgh Miss Ianet Garrettson, Mechanicsburg Miss Valeria Hershman, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Hertzler, Atlantic City, N. 1Mrs. Chas, Boodyj William Hoerner, Mechanicsburg Miss Romaine Kile, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. E. Batesj Miss Mary Koller, Gardners lMrs. Iohn Petersj Miss Mary Anne Mumper, West Reading iMrs. Wm. Tatej Lorenzo Stahl, Ir. Miss Kathryn Starry, Allen 1Mrs. Arnold Mooreheadj Miss Pearl Shopp, Lemoyne fMrs. Chester Stanstleldj Miss Rachel Shelley, Hughesville fMrs. Roy Stetlerj Miss Anne Snyder, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Sutton, New Cumberland fMrs. Helen Straleyj William Tate, West Reading Miss Mary Trimmer, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Wilson, Madison, Wis. iMrs. H. Leroy Mohnj Miss Doris Wilcox, Collingsdale lMrs. Zeno Baldallij 1921 Iohn Bentz, Dead Mervin Keller, Mechanicsburg Floyd Mincemoyer, Winona, N, I. Iohn B. Seal, Baltimore, Md. fiom L i fl 9 2 1 continuedl Earl Musselman, Shiremansttown Lloyd Rupp, York Springs Charles Slyder, Harrisburg Arthur Sponsler, York Frank T. Ulrich, Mechanicsburg I. Wayne Wrightstone, Shiremanstown Frank M. Thornton, R. D., Mechanicsburg Iohn F. Brougher, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Garretson, Mechanicsburg CMrs. Iohn Eshelmanj Miss Kathryn Haselet, Altoona fMrs. Geo. G. Russellj Miss Grace Trimmer, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Mrs. Wm. Berkheimerj Miss Audrey Cocklin, Ieannette QMrs. Harry Basom Miss Beatrice Miller, Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Whitcomb, R. D.,Mechanicsburg iMrs. Eli Nailorj Miss Mildred Hollinger, Ridley Park CMrs. Kenneth Beckerj Miss Ada Brackbill, Mechanicsburg Miss Elizabeth Hurst, Philadelphia lMrs. Paul Collinsj Miss Anne Smith, Mechanicsburg Miss Maud Norris, Harrisburg Miss Mae Shopp, Shiremanstown Miss Della Flickinger, Shiremanstown fMrs. Russell LaRewj Marguerite Ganett, Mechanicsburg 1922 Iohn Arnsberger, Dillsburg Parker, Baker, Leechburg Miss Anna Bahn, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Backus, Harrisburg Raymond Barnes. Mechanicsburg Harold Faust, Lewistown Miss Mildred Brenneman, Shiremanstown Miss Helen Byers, Mechanicsburg George Guyer, Pittsburgh Glenn Iacoby, Mechanicsburg Miss Edna Dougherty, York tMrs. Arthur Sponslerj Miss Mary Cleaver, Mechanicsburg Wilmer McClure. Dillsburg Frederick Lantz, Reading Miss Beulah Herr, Shepherdstown iMrs. Paul Sipej Miss Helen Hoover, Mechanicsburg iMrs. Christian Brandtj Robert Myers, Gettysburg Rives Stahl, Reading Guy Wertz, R. D., Mechanicsburg Nevin Wister, Phoenix, Arizona Miss Elizabeth Martin, Carlisle fMrs. I. Mark Wentzelj Miss Elsie Lininger, Sebring, Florida Miss Miriam Orris. Mechanicsburg iMrs. Fred Mummaj Miss Mary Ross, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Ralph Eckert, Miss Helen Myers, York Miss Dorothy Sherman, Harrisburg iMrs. P. Talhelmj Miss Florence Simmons, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Raymond Barnesj Miss Olive Smith, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Calvin Burtnerl Miss Iosephine Sponsler, Mechanicsburg Miss Catherine Snyder. Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Baker. Mechanicsburg tMrs. W. F. Casselj Miss Alice Ulrich, Mechanicsburg Miss Iosephine Stoner, Westfield, N. fMrs. Iames B. Fletcherj Miss Clara Weber, Mechanicsburg Miss May Garrett, Mechanicsburg Miss Isabelle Hummelbaugh, Harrisburg 1923 Robert Stoner, Shiremanstown Miss May Martin, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Earl Shefferl Miss Florence Miller, Mechanicsburg Miss Mabel Martin, Harrisburg tMrs. Mabel Guyerj Miss Abigail Miller Shiremanstown lMrs. Raymond Westfallj Miss Ada Shuman, Mechanicsburg QMrs. Harry Mohlerj Miss Kathryn Walters, Mechanicsburg Miss Pearl Trimmer, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Frances Fulton, Carlisle Miss Dorothy Heiges, Mechanicsburg iMrs. Roy Kostj Miss Claribel Brubaker, Mechanicsburg Miss Marguerite Bare, Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Neff, Mechanicsburg Miss Wealthy Diller, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Alexanderj Miss Alice Byers, Orlanda, Florida. Miss Ruth Miller, Carlisle QMrs. Kenneth Ivoryj Miss Kathryn Bentz, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Coller, Baltimore, Md. Harold Miller, Shiremanstown Iohn G. Eshelman, Mechanicsburg Murray Shuman, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Iohn Boffemyer, Media Donald Hendricks, Shiremanstown Charles Drawbaugh, Mechanicsburg Lester Erb, Mechanicsburg Iohn Shuman, Williamsport Laura Spealman, Dillsburg Miss Mary Flickinger, Hickorytown tMrs. Luther Beetemj Miss Sue Gelwicks, State College Miss Mabel Spriggs, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Stahler, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Ioseph Garnerj Miss Martha Varley, Ely, Minnesota. fMrs. Gerald Harrisj Elwood Straub, Mechanicsburg Paul Zimmerman, Mechanicsburg Moordean Plough, Carlisle Miss Mabel Miller, East Stroudsburg fMrs. Theodore Millerj 19211 Clyde F. Ainsworth, Shiremanstown Claude W. Baker, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen M. Barnes, Mechanicsburg Miss Carrie L. Byers, Orlando, Florida Miss Ruth E. Dornbaugh, Mechanicsburg Paul E. Guyer, Mechanicsburg Charles W. Hall, Roselle Park, N. Iacob M. Harnish, Mechanicsburg Dice A. Hartman. Shiremanstown Miss Almeda M. Hennaman, Mechanicsburg Miss Dora H. Hutchison, R. D. 1,Mechanicsburg C. Hubert Isett, Mechanicsburg Miss Irene E. Kauffman, Carlisle tMrs. Wm. Hendersonj Miss Erma E. Keller, Oklahoma City. Okla. tMrs. Clarence Curtis, fl 9 2 -1 continuedl Miss Elizabeth Longanecker, Littlestown Miss Mae McMichael, Carlisle LMrs. Mae BrownI Miss Helen Miller, Shiremanstown 1Mrs. Tolbert Orrisj Miss Ruth V. Miller, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Iacob Berkheimerj Harry R. Mohler, Mechanicsburg Charles G. Myers, Mechanicsburg Miss Frances E. Neff, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Rhinehart, Los Angeles, Calif. 1Mrs. Iohn Flukel Galen B. Schubauer, R. D. 1,Mechanicsburg Miss Rhoda R. Smith, Mechanicsburg Miss Katherine M. Stokes, State College Miss Emma G. VVeber, Shiremanstown George Kirracofe, Carlisle 1925 Miss Pearl E. Albright, Gettysburg 1Mrs. Robert Myersj Miss Evelyn E. Arbegast, Mechanicsburg I. Paul Baker, Mechanicsburg Miss Olivia L. Baum, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Elwood Straubl Miss Virginia E. Bentley, Shiremanstown Miss Betty Boffemmyer, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Wm. Parsellj Dr. C. Richard Brandt, R. D.4,Mechanicsburg Miss Ethel R. Brubaker. Mechanicsburg Miss Lila M. Cockley, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Gerald Snavelyj Miss Lulu Coover. Lemoyne CMrs. Iohn Sternerj Walter R. Derrick, Mechanicsburg Russell W. Dougherty, Reading George W. Drawbaugh, East Orange, N. I. Miss Evelyn R. Faust, Mechanicsburg Brenneman Fortney. Siddonsburg George E. Funk, Harrisburg Miss Florence Goodyear, New Cumberland fMrs. Harold Stahlej Miss Erma K. Hertzler, Mechanicsburg Miss Barbara Houser, Mechanicsburg Nicholas M. Kelley, Mechanicsburg Lewis E. Lear, Mechanicsburg Edwin S. Longenecker, Littlestown Paul B. B. Neff, Mechanicsburg Miss Martha V. Rupp, Shiremanstown Miss Betty L. Smith, East Orange, N. I. CMrs. Geo. W. DrawbaughI Miss Elizabeth A. Spahr, Mechanicsburg Miss Charlotte Starr, Shiremanstown fMrs. Robert StonerI Miss Dorothy M. Taylor, Mechanicsburg fMrs. W. I. Fisherj Miss Dorothy A. Ulrich. Mechanicsburg Miss Mabel M. Vogelsong, R. D. 4, Mechanicsb Miss Gladys M. Walter, Mechanicsburg Miss Irene Walters, Mechanicsburg Samuel H. Weaver, Phillipsburg, N. I. Donald E. Wise, Mechanicsburg Miss Margery I. Wise, Mechanicsburg Milton D. Wolfe, Mechanicsburg Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Manchester William H. Zufall, Mechanicsburg 1926 Walter Wilson, Mechanicsburg Miss Blanche Eckert, Mechanicsburg Miss Phyllis Higgins, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Wm. RossI urg Miss Ruth Eberly, R.D.3,Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Ruth Bitnerj Miss Maybelle Eckels, Mechanicsburg Miss Elizabeth Coover, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Wilbur FoughtI Miss Sarah Bricker, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. George Bentzj Charles Baker, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Cocklin, Mechanicsburg Mrs. Frank Brintonj Robert Arnold, Carlisle Miss Doris McLane, Harrisburg fMrs. Zimmermanj Clyde Neff, Mechanicsburg Miss Naomi Koser, Mechanicsburg Samuel Myers, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Iacob Shopp, Shiremanstown Miss Gladys Miller, Mechanicsburg QMrs. Paul Scharadinj Hugh Castles, Dillsburg Paul Baish, Mechanicsburg William Ritter, Mechanicsburg Miss Pauline Robinson, Mechanicsburg Richard Marzolf, Harrisburg Harry Hartman, Shiremanstown Miss Catherine Grissinger, Mechanicsburg CMrs. William Baumj Robert Brunhouse, Mechanicsburg Wilmer Basehore, R. D. 5. Mechanicsburg David Rakestraw, Mechanicsburg Victor Drawbaugh, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Nellie Wilson, Washington, D. C. Kenneth Dry, Mechanicsburg Harry Berkheimer, Hazelton David Hertzler, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Audrel Kunkle, R. D., Mechanicsburg Clifford Kiracofe, Selinsgrove Miss Aurelia Hall, Elizabeth, N. I. Ray Deitch, Mechancsburg Miss Caroline Rowland, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Garrett, Mechanicsburg Miss Blanche Hasskarl, Mechanicsburg Miss Lorenna Yoter. Newville Miss Gladys Daniels, Mechanicsburg Miss Isabel Ibach, Mechanicsburg Miss Grace Swartz, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Miss Iosephine Mumper, Orange, N. QMrs. Malcolm D. Spinningj Miss Marie Clark, Highspire QMrs. Nophskerj Miss Clara Prowell, Mechanicsburg Edward Fish, Philadelphia Edwin Sponsler, Mechanicsburg 1927 Miss Elma Baker, Harrisburg fMrs. Eugene Clippj Daniel Bates, Mechanicsburg George Beistline, Mechanicsburg William Boffemmyer, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Bucher, Dead Albert Crawford, Mechanicsburg Miss Margaret Dry, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Herbert SultzabergerI Miss Grace Eberly, Mechanicsburg Q Mrs. Harper Snelbakerj I. S. Eberly, Mechanicsburg Paul Eberly, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Eppley, R. D.,Mechanicsburg Paul Fink, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Finkey, Mechanicsburg Miss Sarah Flickinger, Lemoyne fMrs. Chester Woodsj tl 9 3 l continuedl Miss Gladys Kitzmiller, Mechanicsburg Robert Martin, Mechanicsburg Richard B. Miller, Shiremanstown Miss Romayne Miller, Shiremanstown Robert Minium, Boiling Springs Carrol Morgret, Shiremanstown Miss Sarah Myers, Mechanicsburg Melvin Palmer, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Porter. Mechanicsburg tMrs. Ioseph Keeferj Lloyd Rebuck, Altoona Lester Ross, Mechanicsburg Miss Della Shaull, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Paull Shearer, Mechanicsburg Richard Simpson, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Stehle, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Storms, Somerville, Mass. fMrs. Iesse Bittermanj Miss Effie Vernon, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Carl P. Sheaflerj Miss Blanche Warner, Mechanicsburg Harry W. Weaver, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Weber, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Miss Virginia Weidler, Lemoyne Miss Helen Widder, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Miss Edith Williams, Mechanicsburg V Miss Margurite Williams, Mechanicsburg Miss Estella Zimmerman, Shiremanstown 1932 Stephen Allen, R. D. 6, Carlisle Warren Auchenbaugh, Mechanicsburg Ray Beistline, Mechanicsburg William Blacksmith, R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Richard Bowman, Mechanicsburg Albert Buttorlf, Bowmansdale Harold Conner, Harrisburg Floyd Crumlich, Shepherdstown Iohn S. Culp, Mechanicsburg Paul Clifford, Mechanicsburg George Ehling, Harrisburg Frank Failor, Mechanicsburg Mervin Fernbaugh, Mechanicsburg Paul Fish, Mechanicsburg Eugene Gensler, Nlechanicsburg Richard Gilbert, Carlisle Earl Hess, Mechanicsburg Morris Hess, Carlisle Robert Hess, Shiremanstown Herman Hillegass, Mechanicsburg William Hopple, Mechanicsburg I. Armond lacobs, Mechanicsburg Philip Koser, Mechanicsburg Frank McGuire, Mechanicsburg William Miller, Mechanicsburg Walter Moody, R. D. 5. Mechanicsburg Marlin E. Morrette, Mechanicsburg Ioseph Myers, Mechanicsburg S. Harper Myers, Mechanicsburg Richard Neyhard. Philadelphia Paul Norris, Mechanicsburg Ray Noss, R. D. 1, Carlisle Iames Osman, Mechanicsburg Roy Richwine, Williams Grove Gene Rupp, Mechanicsburg Gerald Shaffer, R. D. l, Mechanicsburg Kenneth Starr, Shiremanstown Daniel Stoner, Mechanicsburg Ned Ulrich, Mechanicsburg Charles Vogelsong, Ir., R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Charles Wentz, Mechanicsburg Charles Westhafer, Mechanicsburg Iames Westhafer, Mechanicsburg Raymond White, Mechanicsburg Wal ter VVinand, Mechanicsburg George Woods, R. D. 1.Mechanicsburg Miss Miss Rose Baker, Mechanicsburg Mildred Ann Bentley, Shiremanstown Miss Catherine Beck, Mechanicsburg Miss Miss Miss Mae Becker, Mechanicsburg Mildred Beistline, Mechanicsburg Ida Bender, Mechanicsburg Miss Rachel Blessley, R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Miss Sara Blessley, New Cumberland tMrs. Chas. W. Kronel Miss Miss Miss Miss Dorothy Bucher, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Ruth Casey, R. D. 3, Mechanicsburg Catherine Fickes, Mechanicsburg Miriam Greegoor, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Iohn Smithj Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Ianet Geiling. Mechanicsburg Ruth Hall, R. D., Mechanicsburg Elizabeth Hershey, Mechanicsburg Ruth Hollinger, Mechanicsburg Kathryn Iacoby, Mechanicsburg Dorothy Knouse, Lemoyne fMrs. Harold E. Reiterl Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Helen LaRue, Mechanicsburg Laura Lear, Mechanicsburg Hazel Lehman, Mechanicsburg Edith Martin, Mechanicsburg Mae Matthew, Mechanicsburg Grace Mincemoyer, Mechanicsburg Mary Mohler. Mechanicsburg Violet Moody, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Helen Moyer, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Mearl Weberj Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Maryanna Myers, Mechanicsburg Mary Patee, Mechanicsburg Virginia Rupp, Mechanicsburg Marie Shank, Mechanicsburg Alma Stone, Philadelphia Mildred Taylor, Mechanicsburg Anna Mae Trimmer, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Molly Unger, Philadelphia fMrs. Edward Fishl Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Martina Urich, Allen Melva A. Werner, Mechanicsburg Thelma Whitman. R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Helen Witter. R. D. 7, Carlisle Lois Zeigler, Mechanicsburg l 9 3 3 Reba Arbegast, Carlisle Levere Baker, Mechanicsburg Richard Barley, Etters Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Will Mary Ioanna Basehore, Mechanicsburg Nancy Bastress. Mechanicsburg Anna Beck, Mechanicsburg Kathryn Beitzel, Mechanicsburg Margery Black, Mechanicsburg lean Boyer, Shiremanstown Ianet Bucher, Mechanicsburg is Bucher, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Alfred W. Castles, Boiling Springs Franklin Colescott. Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Davis, Mechanicsburg Iacob Deitch, R. D. l, Mechanicsburg Ioseph Deitrich, Mechanicsburg Wilson Devenney, Mechanicsburg Gerald Duncan, Mechanicsburg Miss Miss Miss Paul Miss Erma Eckert, Mechanicsburg Ruth Elsner. Altoona Pauline Enck, Mechanicsburg Failor, Mechanicsburg Phyllis Fernbaugh, Mechanicsburg Robert Garber, Mechanicsburg 11 9 2 41 continuedI Miss Elizabeth Longanecker, Littlestown Miss Mae McMichael, Carlisle tMrs. Mae Brownj Miss Helen Miller, Shiremanstown fMrs. Tolbert Orrisj Miss Ruth V. Miller, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Iacob Berkheimerj Harry R. Mohler, Mechanicsburg Charles G. Myers, Mechanicsburg Miss Frances E. Neff, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Rhinehart, Los Angeles, Calif. fMrs. Iohn Flukej Galen B. Schubauer. R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Miss Rhoda R. Smith, Mechanicsburg Miss Katherine M. Stokes, State College Miss Emma G. VVeber, Shiremanstown George Kirracofe, Carlisle 1925 Miss Pearl E. Albright, Gettysburg lMrs. Robert Myersj Miss Evelyn E. Arbegast, Mechanicsburg I. Paul Baker, Mechanicsburg Miss Olivia L. Baum, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Elwood Straubj Miss Virginia E. Bentley, Shiremanstown Miss Betty Boffemmyer, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Wm. Parsellj Dr. C. Richard Brandt, R. D.4, Mechanicsburg Miss Ethel R. Brubaker, Mechanicsburg Miss Lila M. Cockley, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Gerald Snavelyj Miss Lulu Coover. Lemoyne CMrs. Iohn Sternerj Walter R. Derrick, Mechanicsburg Russell W. Dougherty, Reading George W. Drawbaugh, East Orange, N. I. Miss Evelyn R. Faust, Mechanicsburg Brenneman Fortney, Siddonsburg George E. Funk, Harrisburg Miss Florence Goodyear, New Cumberland fMrs. Harold Stahlej Miss Erma K. Hertzler, Mechanicsburg Miss Barbara Houser, Mechanicsburg Nicholas M. Kelley, Mechanicsburg Lewis E. Lear, Mechanicsburg Edwin S. Longenecker, Littlestown Paul B. B. Neff, Mechanicsburg Miss Martha V. Rupp, Shiremanstown Miss Betty L. Smith. East Orange, N. fMrs. Geo. W. Drawbaughj Miss Elizabeth A. Spahr, Mechanicsburg Miss Charlotte Starr, Shiremanstown fMrs. Robert Stoned Miss Dorothy M. Taylor, Mechanicsburg fMrs. W. I. Fisherj Miss Dorothy A. Ulrich. Mechanicsburg Miss Mabel M. Vogelsong, R. D. 4, Mechanicsb Miss Gladys M. Walter, Mechanicsburg Miss Irene Walters, Mechanicsburg Samuel H. Weaver, Phillipsburg, N. I. Donald E. Wise, Mechanicsburg Miss Margery I. Wise, Mechanicsburg Milton D. Wolfe, Mechanicsburg Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Manchester William H. Zufall, Mechanicsburg 1926 Walter Wilson, Mechanicsburg Miss Blanche Eckert, Mechanicsburg Miss Phyllis Higgins, Mechanicsburg CMrs. Wm. Rossj urg Miss Ruth Eberly, R, D. 3, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Ruth Bitnerj Miss Maybelle Eckels, Mechanicsburg Miss Elizabeth Coover. R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Wilbur Foughtj Miss Sarah Bricker, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg tMrs. George Bentzj Charles Baker, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Cocklin, Mechanicsburg Mrs. Frank Brintorij Robert Arnold, Carlisle Miss Doris McLane, Harrisburg CMrs. I. Zimmermanj Clyde Neff, Mechanicsburg Miss Naomi Koser, Mechanicsburg Samuel Myers, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Iacob Shopp, Shiremanstown Miss Gladys Miller, Mechanicsburg QMrs. Paul Scharadinj Hugh Castles, Dillsburg Paul Baish, Mechanicsburg William Ritter, Mechanicsburg Miss Pauline Robinson, Mechanicsburg Richard Marzolf, Harrisburg Harry Hartman, Shiremanstown Miss Catherine Grissinger, Mechanicsburg llVIrs. William Baumj Robert Brunhouse, Mechanicsburg Wilmer Basehore, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg David Rakestraw, Mechanicsburg Victor Drawbaugh, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Nellie Wilson, Washington, D. C. Kenneth Dry, Mechanicsburg Harry Berkheimer, Hazelton David Hertzler, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Audrel Kunkle, R. D., Mechanicsburg Clifford Kiracofe, Selinsgrove Miss Aurelia Hall, Elizabeth, N. Ray Deitch, Mechancsburg Miss Caroline Rowland, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Garrett, Mechanicsburg Miss Blanche Hasskarl, Mechanicsburg Miss Lorenna Yoter, Newville Miss Gladys Daniels, Mechanicsburg Miss Isabel Ibach, Mechanicsburg Miss Grace Swartz, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Miss Iosephine Mumper, Orange, N. I. fMrs. Malcolm D. Spinningj Miss Marie Clark, Highspire fMrs. NOphskerI Miss Clara Prowell, Mechanicsburg Edward Fish, Philadelphia Edwin Sponsler, Mechanicsburg 1927 Miss Elma Baker, Harrisburg fMrs. Eugene Clippj Daniel Bates, Mechanicsburg George Beistline, Mechanicsburg William Boffemmyer, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Bucher, Dead Albert Crawford, Mechanicsburg Miss Margaret Dry, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Herbert Sultzabergerj Miss Grace Eberly, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Harper Snelbakerj I. S. Eberly, Mechanicsburg Paul Eberly, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Eppley, R. D., Mechanicsburg Paul Fink, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Finkey, Mechanicsburg Miss Sarah Flickinger, Lemoyne fMrs. Chester Woodsj Q1 9 2 7 continuedl George Fulton, Mechanicsburg George Guswiler, Mechanicsburg Miss Iulia Hailman, Mechanicsburg Miss Doris Hershman, Mechanicsburg fMrs, Robert Smithj Miss Reba Hurst, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Iacoby, Mechanicsburg Miss Laura Keefer, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Wm. Opeltj Iohn Lear, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Markey, Chambersburg Miss Catherine Markey, Chambersburg Samuel Martin, Mechanicsburg Miss Margaret Miller, R, D. ,Progress tMrs. Stuart Feeserl Miss lean Mohler, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Ethel Myers, York Springs Stanley Nailor, Mechanicsburg Miss Glad s Nicke Mechanicsbur Y Y' Q Miss Mary Rakestraw, Champa, N. Mexico. tMrs. Reyes Gonzalesj David Reeser, Mechanicsburg Miss Helena Ross, Mechanicsburg Miss Martha Raudymaker, Mechanicsburg Merler Rowe, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Elmer Simmons, Hanover Harper Snelbaker, Mechanicsburg Carrington Stahl, Harrisburg Miss Suzanne Stoner, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Wm. Ritterj Herbert Sultzaberger, Mechanicsburg Miss Estella Sultzabaugh, Harrisburg tMrs. Donald Hendrixj Alvin Sweger, R. D., Mechanicsburg Lester Thornton, Mechanicsburg Miss Ruth Trimmer, Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Wertz, Carlisle tMrs. Theodore Fredericksj Miss Frances Winand, Mechanicsburg Miss Marie Winand, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Earl Sultzabergerl 1928 Arthur Moser, Mechanicsburg William Minium, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary McGinley, Seat Pleasant, Md. CMrs. Chester Friedmanj Paul Marzolf. Shiremanstown George Markley, Mechanicsburg Miss Romaine Liggett, Harrisburg tMrs. David Littlej Paul A. Bahn, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Beck, Dillsburg tMrs. George Kniselyj Ross Beistline, R. D., Mechanicsburg William Bitner, Shiremanstown Gladys Bloser, Carlisle Miss Elizabeth Brindle, Mechanicsburg Miss Sara R. Cocklin, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Martha Critchley, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Waldo Yohej Russell O. Drawbaugh. R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Ianet T. Faust, Mechanicsburg Boyd Fortney, Mechanicsburg Miss Charlotte Glenn, Allen Miss Pearl Goodvear, Mechanicsburg Ralston Guyer. Mechanicsburg Gaylord Harlacher, Mechanicsburg Miss Della Heighes, Shermansdale tMrs. Theodore Ionesj Miss Clara Hess, Wormleysburg tMrs. VVm. DeVenneyj Benjamin Hunt, Ir., Mechanicsburg Miss Hilda R. Ienkins, Harrisburg Harold Cromleigh, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Keeney, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Boyd Woodj Miss Perl E. Kitzmiller, Mechanicsburg Miss Susan Morrette, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Myers, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Catherine Myers, Mechanicsburg Miss Hellen Oppelt, R. D., Mechanicsburg tMrs, Alfred Weber! Miss Helen Rowe, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Mervin Reynolds, Mechanicsburg Miss Viola Sheaffer, York Miss Marian Shelley, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Cephas A. Willisj Miss Cora Slothour, Mechanicsburg tMrs. George Umbergerj Raymond Strong, Harrisburg X Miss Sara Stone, Mechanicsburg Frederick Thornton, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Margaret Zimmerman, Harrisburg tMrs. Raymond Strongj Miss Pearl Zimmerman, Harrisburg Iohn Rakestraw, Mechanicsburg Iohn Howard Kutz, Harrisburg Charles Isett, Ir., Mechanicsburg Miss Marian Iacoby, Mechanicsburg Miss Marie Gelwicks. Mechanicsburg Miss Pearl Vogelsong, Harrisburg tMrs. I. Howard Kutzj Miss Elizabeth DeVenney, Mechanicsburg Howard Quigley, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Garretson, Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Williams, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Schubauer, R. D., Mechanicsbu 1929 Miss Doris Brandt, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Miss Martha Brunhouse, Mechanicsburg tMrs. C. L. Moweryj Miss Minnie Bushey, Mechanicsburg Miss Maybel Clifford, Washington, D. C. Miss Alberta Cooper, Harrisburg Miss Helen Dorman, Hagerstown, Md. TQ Miss Corrine Dornbaugh, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Miss Marian Foose, Mechanicsburg Miss Iulia Hurst. Mechanicsburg Miss Katherine Keefer, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Kubacher, Shiremanstown Miss Emily Landis, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Lee, Mechanicsburg Miss Florence Miller, Shiremanstown Miss Marie Paull, Mechanicsburg tMrs. D. DiCrescenzij Miss Marian Peterman, Mechanicsburg Miss Gladys Rowe, New Cumberland fMrs. Clarence Sipej Miss Irma Stambaugh, Mechanicsburg Miss Marie Urich, Allen David Becker, Mechanicsburg Lee Brenneman, Shiremanstown George Bricker, Mechanicsburg Stoner Deitz, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Harry Guinivan, Mechanicsburg Carl Hasmsher, Mechanicsburg Charles Harbold, Mechanicsburg Richard Hinkle, Mechanicsburg Scott Koser, Mechanicsburg Howard Kreitzer, Mechanicsburg Harry Lucas, Mechanicsburg Hugh Marquart, Nlechanicsburg Donald Miller, R. D., Mechanicsburg George Shank, Mechanicsburg fl 9 2 9 continuedl Robert Smith, Mechanicsburg Donald Starr, Shiremanstown William Strong, R. D., Mechanicsburg Charles Willis, Mechanicsburg Thomas Winston, Mechanicsburg Frederick Wister, Mechanicsburg 1930 Wm. Hench, Mechanicsburg Marlin Eckert, Mechanicsburg Richard Spahr, Mechanicsburg Iohn Hench, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hermus Albright, Mechanicsburg Harry Weitzel, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Lester Etter, Shiremanstown Theodore Wells, Shiremanstown Frederick Kaley, Mechanicsburg Paul Hamsher, Mechanicsburg Wilson Iones, Mechanicsburg Thomas D. Faust, Mechanicsburg Albert A. Atkinson, Shiremanstown Woodrow W. Straub. Mechanicsburg Robert Morrett, Mechanicsburg Charles Lear, Mechanicsburg Nevin W. Burns, Mechanicsburg Iesse F. Bitterman, Mechanicsburg Richard H. Failor, Mechanicsburg Frank Linn, R. D. 6. Mechanicsburg Iohn Kistler, Camp Hill Lawrence Stambaugh, Mechanicsburg Blaine Beamer, Mechanicsburg Ioseph E. Keefer, Mechanicsburg Robert Black, Mechanicsburg Scouller, Weaver, Mechanicsburg Victor Hasskarl, Ir., Mechanicsburg Ray Gensler, R. D. 7, Carlisle Ioseph A. Hosler, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Gerald Marzolf, Shiremanstown Herman Stansfield, Shiremanstown Clyde L. Vogelsong, Mechanicsburg Ray M. Spahr, Shepherdstown Guy Westhafer, Hagerstown, Md. Roy Kunkel, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Herbert Messersmith, Mechanicsburg Robert H. Bates, Shiremanstown Arthur Lauver, Shiremanstown Robert M. McCarl, Ir., Baltimore, Md. Clyde Messinger, R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Miss Violet Cromleigh, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Durbin Blosserl Miss Mildred Crowl, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Frederick Wisterj Miss Charlotte B. Rakestraw, Mechanicsburg Miss Margaret Blessley, R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Miss Thelma Rank, Allen Miss Margaret Davis, Mechanicsburg Miss lane Segar, Mechanicsburg Miss Elizabeth Myers. R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Miss Lena Hertzler, R. D.,Mechanicsburg Miss Marian Loudon, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Herman Kilej Miss Cora Adams. R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Clyde Messingerj Mrs. lean Hailman Daugherty, Mechanicsburg Miss Ieannette Bastress, Mechanicsburg Miss Roberta F. Hunt, Mechanicsburg Miss Florence E. Rowe, Mechanicsburg Miss Ruth Heim, R. D. 3, Mechanicsburg Miss Laura Hosler, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg CMrs. Warren Beckerj Miss Iennie Wilbert, Harrisburg fMrs. Roy Highj Miss Ruth Colescott, Mechanicsburg Miss Miriam Sultzbaugh, R. D., Mechanicsburg Miss Pauline Runk, Asbury Park, N. I. fMrs. Kirk Millerj Miss Catherine Shover, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Malcolm Hopkinsj Miss Anna Bowman, Mechanicsburg Miss Pauline Trimmer, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Miss Mossie Wennell, Mechanicsburg Miss Lois Bowman, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Beistline, Mcchanicsburg Miss Emma Smith, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Coller, Carlisle 1Mrs. Bernard Gallagherl Miss Elmira Houser, Mechanicsburg Miss Alice Storms, Mechanicsburg Miss Aliene Goodhart, Harrisburg tMrs. Donald S. Hirnesj Miss Mildred Miller, Gettysburg tMrs. LeRoy Le Vanj Miss Arlene VValter, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Nicholas Kelleyl Miss Lydia Boyer, West Fairview Miss Thelma Osman, Ivlechanicsburg tMrs. Morris Nitchmanj Howard Beck, Mechanicsburg Elmer Walter, Mechanicsburg Miss Pauline Eppley, R. D, 5, Mechanicsburg Miss Mildred Martin, Mechanicsburg 1931 Miss Helen D. Aughinbaugh, Mechanicsburg Miss Elizabeth Bahn, Mechanicsburg Miss Ruth Baker, Mechanicsburg William Beck, Mechanicsburg Alvin Beistline, Mechanicsburg Miss lean Black, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna May Blacksmith, R. 5, Mechanicsburg Miss Marian L. Brandt, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Brandt, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Earl Bricker, Mechanicsburg Eugene Burnett, Mechanicsburg George Cockley, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Louise Cook, Mechanicsburg Miss Alma Corman. Mechanicsburg Miss Marie Critchley, Mechanicsburg Miss Marie Derrick, Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Dinely, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Roy Dougherty, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy H. Dry, Mechanicsburg 1Mrs. Ray Titlerj Miss Florence Eppley, Dillsburg tMrs. Lloyd Knisleyj Earl Fisher, Shiremanstown Richard Foose, Mechanicsburg Miss Edith Forney, Mechanicsburg Orville Fortney, Dead Miss Muriel Fought, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Miss Lura Frysinger, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Paul Hallj Miss Helen M. Gates, Mechanicsburg C. Lloyd Gates, Mechanicsburg Russel Gelwicks, Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn E. Guinivan, Mechanicsburg Miss lean Guyer, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Kelso Breecej Miss Erma Hare, R. D.. Boiling Springs Miss Grace Hershey. Mechanicsburg George Hershman, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Hoover, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Philip Houser, Mechanicsburg Miss Caroline Hunt, Mechanicsburg fMrS. Richard Millerj George Kapp, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Q1 9 3 1 continuedl Miss Gladys Kitzmiller, Mechanicsburg Robert Martin, Mechanicsburg Richard B. Miller, Shiremanstown Miss Romayne Miller, Shiremanstown Robert Minium, Boiling Springs Carrol Morgret, Shiremanstown Miss Sarah Myers. Mechanicsburg Melvin Palmer, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Porter, Mechanicsburg lMrs. Ioseph Keeferj Lloyd Rebuck, Altoona Lester Ross, Mechanicsburg Miss Della Shaull, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Paull Shearer, Mechanicsburg Richard Simpson, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Stehle, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Storms, Somerville, Mass. fMrs. lesse Bittermanl Miss Eflie Vernon, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg fMrs. Carl P. Sheafferl Miss Blanche Warner, Mechanicsburg Harry W. Weaver, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Weber, R. D. 41, Mechanicsburg Miss Virginia Weidler, Lemoyne Miss Helen Widder, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Miss Edith Williams, Mechanicsburg Miss Margurite Williams, Mechanicsburg Miss Estella Zimmerman, Shiremanstown 1932 Stephen Allen, R. D. 6, Carlisle Warren Auchenbaugh, Mechanicsburg Ray Beistline, Mechanicsburg William Blacksmith, R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Richard Bowman, Mechanicsburg Albert Buttorff, Bowmansdale Harold Conner, Harrisburg Floyd Crumlich, Shepherdstown Iohn S. Culp, Mechanicsburg Paul Clifford, Mechanicsburg George Ehling, Harrisburg Frank Failor, Mechanicsburg Mervin Fernbaugh, Mechanicsburg Paul Fish, Mechanicsburg Eugene Gensler, Nlechanicsburg Richard Gilbert, Carlisle Earl Hess, Mechanicsburg Morris Hess, Carlisle Robert Hess, Shiremanstown Herman Hillegass, Mechanicsburg William Hopple, Mechanicsburg I. Armond Iacobs, Mechanicsburg Philip Koser, Mechanicsburg Frank McGuire, Mechanicsburg William Miller, Mechanicsburg Walter Moody, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Marlin E. Morrette, Mechanicsburg Ioseph Myers, Mechanicsburg S. Harper Myers, Mechanicsburg Richard Neyhard, Philadelphia Paul Norris, Mechanicsburg Ray Noss, R. D. 1, Carlisle Iames Osman, Mechanicsburg Roy Richwine, Williams Grove Gene Rupp, Mechanicsburg Gerald Shaffer, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Kenneth Starr, Shiremanstown Daniel Stoner, Mechanicsburg Ned Ulrich Mechanicsbur f Q Charles Vogelsong, lr., R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Charles Wentz, Mechanicsburg Charles Westhafer, Mechanicsburg Iames Westhafer, Mechanicsburg Raymond White, Mechanicsburg Walter VVinand, Mechanicsburg Geor Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss ge Woods, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Rose Baker, Mechanicsburg Mildred Ann Bentley, Shiremanstown Catherine Beck, Mechanicsburg Mae Becker, Mechanicsburg Mildred Beistline, Mechanicsburg Ida Bender, Mechanicsburg Rachel Blessley, R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Sara Blessley, New Cumberland 1Mrs. Chas. W. Krone, Miss Miss Miss Miss Dorothy Bucher, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Ruth Casey, R. D. 3, Mechanicsburg Catherine Fickes, Mechanicsburg Miriam Greegoor, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg lMrs. lohn Smithj Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Ianet Geiling, Mechanicsburg Ruth Hall, R. D., Mechanicsburg Elizabeth Hershey. Mechanicsburg Ruth Hollinger, Mechanicsburg Kathryn Iacoby, Mechanicsburg Dorothy Knouse, Lemoyne fMrs. Harold E. Reiter, Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Helen LaRue, Mechanicsburg Laura Lear, Mechanicsburg Hazel Lehman, Mechanicsburg Edith Martin, Mechanicsburg Mae Matthew, Mechanicsburg Grace Mincemoyer, Mechanicsburg Mary Mohler. Mechanicsburg Violet Moody, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Helen Moyer, Mechanicsburg tMrs. Mearl Weberj Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Maryanna Myers, Mechanicsburg Mary Patee, Mechanicsburg Virginia Rupp, Mechanicsburg Marie Shank, Mechanicsburg Alma Stone, Philadelphia Mildred Taylor, Mechanicsburg Anna Mae Trimmer, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Molly Unger, Philadelphia lMrs. Edward Fishl Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Leve Rich Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Martina Urich, Allen Melva A. Werner, Mechanicsburg Thelma Whitman. R. D. 6, Mechanicsburg Helen Witter, R. D. 7, Carlisle Lois Zeigler, Mechanicsburg 1933 re Baker, Mechanicsburg rd Barley, Etters Mary loanna Basehore, Mechanicsburg Nancy Bastress. Mechanicsburg Anna Beck, Mechanicsburg Kathryn Beitzel, Mechanicsburg Margery Black, Mechanicsburg lean Boyer, Shiremanstown lanet Bucher, Mechanicsburg Miss Reba Arbegast, Carlisle ' a Willis Bucher, R. D, 2, Mechanicsburg Alfred W. Castles, Boiling Springs Franklin Colescott. Mechanicsburg Miss Kathryn Davis, Mechanicsburg lacob Deitch, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg loscph Deitrich, lvlechanicsburg Wilson Devenney, Mechanicsburg Gera Miss Miss Miss Paul Miss ld Duncan, Mechanicsburg Erma Eckert, Mechanicsburg Ruth Elsner, Altoona Pauline Enck, Mechanicsburg Failor, Mechanicsburg Phyllis Fernbaugh, Mechanicsburg Robert Garber, Mechanicsburg fl 9 3 3 continued? William Garret, Mechanicsburg Clyde Gcesey, Mechanicsburg Roy Gensler, R. D. 7, Carlisle Miss Charlotte Goodyear, Mechanicsburg Miss Ethel Greegor, Mechanicsburg Miss Wilma Grissinger, R. D. 4, Mechanicsburg Miss Keith Grove, Mechanicsburg Miss Anna Hall, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Heim, R. D. 4. Mechanicsburg Miss lane Hench. Mechanicsburg Miss Nancy Hendrian, Mechanicsburg Newton Hershner, Mechanicsburg Paul Hertzler, Mechanicsburg Merle Hosler, R. D. 3, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Houser, Mechanicsburg Miss Susan Houghton, R. D.,Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Caroline Hurst, Mechanicsburg Leroy Iacobs, Mechanicsburg Clarence Gross, Dillsburg Richard Kaley, Mechanicsburg Miss Sara Kapp, Bowmansdale QMrs. Archie Nossj Miss Alma Kilmore, R. D. 2, Mechanicsburg Miss Helen Kitzmiller, Mechanicsburg Miss Mabelle Klink, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Miss Dorothy Kutz, Mechanicsburg iMrs. Stanley Doylej Earl Lauver, Shiremanstown Benjamin Lebo, R. D. 1, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary McAllister, Mechanicsburg Carl Miller. Mechanicsburg Miss Viola Moore, R. D. 1, Camp Hill Miss Pearl Morgret, Shiremanstown Miss Louise Mumper, Mechanicsburg Miss Gladys Myers, Mechanicsburg Miss Loren Rider, Mechanicsburg Russel Runk, Mechanicsburg Iohn Rupp, Mechanicsburg George Ruth, Mechanicsburg Miss Freda Sanders, Mechanicsburg Donald Sheaffer, Mechanicsburg Don Simpson, Mechanicsburg Miss Isabelle Singiser, Mechanicsburg Miss Ruth Slyder, Mechanicsburg Robert Spahr, Mechanicsburg Miss Rebecca Stahl, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary Stehle, Mechanicsburg Miss Mary E. Stickell, Mechanicsburg Guy Stone, Mechanicsburg Harold Stone, Mechanicsburg Carrol Stought, Allen, Pa. Miss Sara Stuckey, Mechanicsburg Herbert Toms, R. D. 5, Mechanicsburg Iohn Walter, Mechanicsburg Donald Wenschoff, Mechanicsburg Yeatts Whitcomb, R. D. 2, Mechanicsb Claire Wolfe, Mechanicsburg George Wrightstone, Shiremanstown Lloyd Zimmerman, Shiremanstown 0 The staff of Sands and the Class of 1934 Wish to express their gratitude to the advertisers for their support in the publication of this book. urg -HU1 1H11141U-11m1141,...tm..uu..m.1im1u-41H1i...-H WEST SHORE AUTOMOBILE CO. Studebaker Plymouth DeSota Sales and Service Bell Phone 3-0011 West End of Market Street Bridge -iv -.H.....,.-,.n-.,,,-.,........-.,..-,.,.....i,..,..,-...,-.....-........1.,....q. 4. ...,........,......,.................,.,.-..,........-.,...-...,...,.,....,.,.......,....,:.-....g. VVE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING YOU OUR BEST ATTENTION HAROLD R. NEIBERT BARBER 12 North Market Street +- ,.-1 -i-i- ttyt - -t-t - .,-t - 1-t. - -t'- - t-'1 - -t-t - -t-t - -K-- - '--t --N--u+ +-w- - -f1- 1-1- - 1-+- - 1-t- - -tlt - 't-- - -t-- -I ---- -if-H+ LITTLE PICTURE SHOP Photo Finishing Greeting Cards Eastman Kodaks Cameras and Accessories Personal Stationery Name Cards 16 South Market Street qt- -.-i - K--- - --1- - -t1- - --t- - 1--1 - t-t1 -H-'-f-1-- 1'-' - '-'- - 1-i- -I-I----it-t+ G. Z. FISHEL E3 CO. A Accountants - Auditors I Mechanicsburg, Pa. qi...-un 1-1--1111 1 1 1,.1m14in1 4, COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE KING GROCER Corner High and Simpson Streets Mechanicsburg, Pa. u-nr... 1.1 ...uu1.i.,..... 1 1.1 1 1 1.i..nn.- u1uu-.-.nn....m1.....u....m.1 1 1 1 1 1 .......u1uu1 QUALITY THE RYAN STORE SERVICE THE FAST GROWING DEPARTMENT STORE 17-19 West Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. +I- -t-, ---- i-i- - ,-'- - - i--i - 1-ii - -i-i - - -H-1-H-+ -1---w---1- -K-- - itli - --i- - '--- - ttii - -.-- - tli- - -t-t - -t-t - --tl - --t- ----t--1- MYERS-MICHENER Funeral Directors Mechanicsburg, Pa. 11.11 14.141'11.1n1.m....m,.-nn1.m1iw14m1 1 11.1.1.1 u1nu1 ..m....m.1m.-.tri1.4.11mf1.n:1m.1m.14.11.m...im.... SHETTEL BROS. Jif Studebaker Cars lit Mechanicsburg, Pa. -,.,,- - ,..-,,.,-.,..-,.,.-,.,....,.,.-....-....-,.,..- - -...........g. 4-.4...w ---- I- ..- - ...- ,.-......-4. - ,,,, -,,.- ,,,, .. ,-.,....,.-.- ,,., 1,-. .... ....-,,.5. .g............ - -..,.... ,... -U..-.,..-,.,......,-.,......1. -.... Phone 263-26-1 M. C. DlETZ'S SONS ESNI Grain Coal Feed Flour Salt Stone Cement Lime and Sand in-1-W1 1..1 1 1m-1.1.,.1,1 1.1 11m1.. 1...i1.1..,.1,,.1.,1.,1,,,...,.,,1,,1 1 1 1 1.1M RAKESTRAW'S ICE CREAM CLEAN SAFE MILK AND CREAM O S Bl SUGAR CREEK BUTTER PABST CHEESE Conservative Safe . . . Strong . . The First Bank and Trust Company Mechanicsburg, Pa. u1nu1.m1 1ml...m1m1 1nu1m11m.1 1 1nn1 ,,11.,111.111111111 . Compliments of A FRIEND I I I 4. ,- ,,,, -, Y,,, -,- ,,,, - ,,,, ,,..- .. .. ...... .......1.,+ .!...1-..-un ---- ---- - - - - - -Iw- 4, ,M ,- - - - - - - - - .5............,.,........i.,.-im-.,..-,.,,-,...-,,..-,,,...,,.,..,.,.- FRED D. MUMMA JEWELER Gifts for the Graduates Watch Repairing Eyes Examined .5...,,,,-,, ...... ,i.. - - .- - ......-...p ofa .......... .-.-.- .4 ---- - N--H-I-iq. L. F. EBERLY'S SON Lumber Millwork - - Roofing 1,.,,14.1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,..1n 1nn1.,1 1 1.1.1m.-..im1mi1.m...,..,1 1 1 1,..,1.. E R C E EN'S WEA For The Well Dressed Nlan O Cleaning and Pressing 1.nu1nn.-.m.1vm.-nn1im1mi1m.1.un1iw1l+.i1.i.i1.i..11i..1y. -4w1mv1nn-V-11.1.N1nm1..u1uu-M1nu-un-un-nn-nn1u Marcelling Finger Waving Facial Work BELVEDERE BEAUTY SHOPPE MRS, ELSIE OTT, PROP. Permanent Waving a Specialty Phone 50fR io E. Main sf., 2nd Fioof, Mechanicsburg 1-nn-un-un- -nn-mi1un-lm- -mi-nm.. 1m.1nn-u n1nu1m1 1iw1rm-m.1,.,1 1,.,,1,,,,1.,-. BEST WISHES FOR Classof1934 O C. H. SMITH GROCER Corner Market and Locust Streets PEI-XLER'S FLOWER SHOP i 0 Specializing in Floral Designs Trindle Road Camp Hill, Pa. Phone 20805 .,1....1,,,1 1 1,.,,14.,,1im1ii1.1.1li1.iii1 1. 1m.1nn1. .,1,.,,1,,.1 1.-.,.1 1 1,1 1 1 1.1 1.,.i1 ECKEL'S DRUG STORE WISHES Success and Happiness TO The Class of 1934 ..1M1i.H1W1,,.,1ym1im1,..,1,,,,1W.-.M11mn11m1im1,,,,-. KUHNS BROTHERS F O R D Sales Service Nlechanicsburg, Pa. 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'S' Health, Gracefulness and Poise Depends on Walking Correctly With Toes Pointed Straight Ahead WEAR Brownbilt Tread Straight Shoes I I WARD'S Brownbilt Shoe Store I I 32 West Main Street g BEST WISI-IES WILLIAMS GROVE PARK n10ii1un1 1 1,.1,1. 11-1 1 1 1 1.0.1 1001 1.1 1 1,.,,1.,1,.1.1..1,..1H1 O COMPLIMENTS OF PARAMOUNT THEATRE Iv- Illi 1I--- '1 Ifl' 1 4' -Wi 'f 1 YII' -' 11' 1111 '1 'i' 'i'I'- vili - Ivl' 1 1 1-1-'11i--1 1 1 - - -H111 i-W--I- - -Q-- - --I- - '-I- - -I-- -0- '-i- - '-'- - Iii- --I- -----I-I 'g-'-- '-f- - IIII -'- III- - -I-I - 'I-- - +KI- -M-I--0-'H'-H--I- T f COMPLIMENTS OF I. E. CLINE T I . . I FORNEY'S Plumblng and Heatlng I I I l ELECTRICAL SHOP Phone 3000 I 12 West Locust Street Gn The Square Mechamcsburg' Pa' Mechanicsburg, Pa. . T I 1lw--ww-Iw- -- - 'III - IIII - - - - fil- 1 f' 'i' 'i '- - - '- - - '- 1 ' -' - - - - ' m.1.m.1im1mI..mI1 1 1 1 1 11.1.1 1 1 1 1 1.,
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