Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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Artisan Utgeu an econ Students who, in the first four report periods, were on the second honor roll two or more times are 1 SENIORS Iayne Cocklin, Mary lane Finkenbinder, Ieanne Fishel, Mary Fox, Dorothy Gilbert, Mary Iane Hummer, Doris Albright, Ruth Albright, Paul Hopple, Elizabeth Meily, George Mc- Clintock, Lee Kistler, Leona Witmer, Paul Miller, Nancy Nailor, Zella Schreffler, Iames Pennoyer, Pemberton Williams and Austin Witter. IUNIORS Paul Cramer, Olive Gates, Exley Gensler, Doris Fahnestock, Winifred Dougherty, Grace Knisely, Helen Konhaus, Mary jane Sadler, Dorothy Rupp, Margaret Witter, Mildred Westhafer, Charlotte Vogelsong and Dorothy Senseman. SOPHOMORES Edward Stansfield, Mabel Bushey, Elinor Numbers, Lois Shope, Iean Keefer, Ethel Knisely and Wayne Guinivan. FRESHMEN Marian Brindle, lane Grundon, Katherine Eisenacher, Harold Fetrow and Lois Wright- stone. EIGHTH GRADE William Gable, Clarence Rider, Clifford Brown, Robert Baker. Franklin Chambers, Lucille Baney, Louise Burtner, Barbara Beitzel, Robert Engle, Donald Koser, lane Miller, Robert Kauffman, David Lauver, Romaine Raudabaugh, Ruth Goodyear, Ieanne Hershman and Wayne Schweitzer. SEVENTH GRADE Harold Koser, Thorley Hollinger, Iohn Gilbert, Ada Kutz, Edwin Nailor, Mary Ann Nailor, Tobye Orstein, Rachel Zimmerman and Benson Spangler. Twenty-seven

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as Artisan unto 'za Gqcfuanaa A junior knows, but does not know that he knows We, the class of '39 about to enter the threshold of our Senior year, can look back with pride onvthat year when we were Iuniors, Our first great achievement came when we presented our play, Second Fiddle . Remember the fun we had at the try-outs ? Iust think how hard all of us worked painting scenery, collecting properties and distributing posters. For the first time in any Iunior Show we had a complete dual cast. Remember how excited we were when the curtains first parted, and how proud we were when the final curtain fell? After the excitement of the play had subsided we began to plan for what we believed was to be the greatest Prom ever held in this school. How big We felt as we did our best to put the finishing touches to the Seniors' high school life. Was it a nice Prom ? You bet it was, with gorgeous decora- tions surpassing all others that had adorned the gymnasium-so we felt. It was truly a smashing climax for our Iunior year, and it is with these pleasant memories that we looked forward to our next term as Seniors. We wish those, whose places we are about to take, the best of luck as they leave the portals of this ever growing school and enter the world. Twenty-nine