Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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EVELYN MINSKER General February 9, 1926 Good Home Ec. studentf quiet charm . . . Neat sewer . . . L'Lew inumber one man . . . wavy hair . . . Nice and tall . . . Distinctive quiet charm. HAROLD MYERS Vocational Agriculture November 7, 1926 The world knows not its greatest men. . . . Enthusi- astic F.F.A. man! . . . Nice to talk with . . . Smart, with lots of ability, too! JANICE N EFF Academic May 2, 1926 Are you a popular-ballad hunter? . . . Come to jan for your popular tunes . . . She knows all the verses to Pistol Packin' Mamma! . . . Quite an achievement! JOAN PAUL Academic October 31, 1 926 The Sunshine Girl . . . Her bright smile and sparkling eyes are always aglow . . . Blessed with brains, too . . . Those about her, from her shall read the perfect ways of honor. 4 KARL PRETZ Academic February 8, 1927 Lebo's shadow . . . That Erumpeter Mischievous ellow . . . Racketeer QTen- aisj, too .A . . Expects to enter into chemical warfare. MARY MURRAY General June 21, 1926 Silence is golden Likes the Navy . . . Always buying jewelry Ardent movie fan! . . . Hopes to work in an office. BEATR1cE NEFF Genera! February 9, 1926 Energetic . . . Never runs unless she spies a goodflooking sailor-?. . . Hot dogs with everything on-yum! yum! . . , Granthamfwhatatownl KATHRYN NEWCOMER Academic August 15, 1926 Miniature doll . . . Spark- ling eyes with charm plus . . . Attractions we all note, don't we, Keet? . . . This happy gal is alleround . . . Our sharp little number from Shiremans- town. VIOLET POTTEIGER Academic June 24, 1926 Her willingness and con- scientiousness are examples for us all to follow! . . . Success is written in the sands of time . . . Good luck, Violet! . . . We certainly admire you! RICHARD RAUDABAUGH General December 15, 1926 Ho-ly! . . . Hails from that sleepy little town we pass through twice to see once . . . Oh, that carl . . . Likeable fellow . . . Ho-ly! PAGE 29

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JUNE KUMLER Commercial June 24, 1926 Ship-shape appearance . . . Stunning color-guard . . . ln- dustrious . . . Pleasing voice . . . Servicemen her heart in- terest . . . Winning ways! RICHARD LEHMER General July 15, 1926 ''Plumber,''thedashingyoung man in the C.A.P. uniform. . . Rosie, with the pretty black hair . . . Must have been the inspiration that made Dick such a fine basketball star . . . Wilson's side-kick! JAMES LOSCHER General May 22, 1926 Never a dull moment! . . . Mr. Kelly's little helper . . . Then there's the little fellow you know as Jim . . . Slap- happy, but what would we do without him? THOMAS LUPOLD General February 25, 1927 New this year . . . Tom hails from Lykens . . . Col- lects stamps . . . Likes chemis- try-especially experiments . . . Navy Depot worker . , . Has a remark for everything! GLADYS MARTIN Commerrial July 11, 1926 Mr. Davis's secretary . . . Brings the Bowmansdale gang to school . . . Proud of her brothers . .. Nothing's too much trouble . . . Giggling- her favorite pastime! PAGE 28 CARSON Leno, JR. Academic January 24, 1927 Calm, cool, and collected- even when an explosion burst right in his face-woww! . . . Another fellow with his head in the clouds . . . Yea, Army Air Corps! JOHN LIVINGSTON General September 16, 1926 Johnnie likes chicken . . . Dislikes English , . . Wants to be a painter . . . Fritzie's all- time date . . , lpana smile! WILLIAM LOLLICH Academic August 15, 1926 'lCasanova ofthe class . . . Favorite subject is women! . . , Witty . . . Now enrolled at Gettysburg College . . . Ex- pects to sprout wings next fall! HARRY MANN, JR. General February 13, 1926 Grantham clemigocln . . . Indispensable guard of M.H.S. football team . . . Now serv- ing under Uncle Sam. . . Known as Bill . . . Sleep -his hobby! CLAIR MILLER General June 7, 1927 One of the youngest members of the class , . . Churchtown lad . . . Arlene rates number one in his heart, but the Navy also shares a part.

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Lois JEAN RECTOR Academic October 22, 1926 Distinctive brunette . . . Busy as a bee with her Torch . . .Sailors-her specialty. . . Writes social column in town paper Miss Hackman's negative protege. RICHARD RUPP General October 27, 1925 A Remember those field-goals Cask Carlislel . . . Stavie . . . Blue Plymouth . . . That curl . . . Enlisted in C.A.P. . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . l'P.P. Shooter ! J. RUSSELL SEESE General March 30, 1927 Quiet, unassuming sort of fellow . . . Especially fond of music, . . Tall and lanky. . . Dark hair . . . Has ambition to conduct a symphony or- chestra. MARY LOU SHANDELMEIR Commercial March 30, 1926 Speedy I . . . Miss Zim- merman's problem child . . . Diehl's drugstore . . . Tennis whiz! . . . Likes sauerkraut . . . Wants to be a teacher! LENA SHEELY Commercial March 7, 1927 Enthusiastic about football . . lnfatuated with driving a car . . . ldolizes Mr, Bucher . . . Aspires to be a top-notch secretary. PAGE 30 EARL RIFE General August 30, 1926 What a man! . . . What a voice!-Second Frank Sinatra . . . Plays a smooth game of basketball . . . An all-round classy lad. JEANNE SCHELL Commercial September 9, 1926 Give me a home where the buffalo roam! . . . Oh, fOr 21 ranch . . . Lively and alert . . . Sailors! . . . Smiling las- sie . . . Ardent devotee of Mr. Kelley's B.E.P. classes. LAURA SHAMEAUGH Commercial JUHC 19, 1926 Shammie l . . . One of the old reliables at the football games . . . Athlete and mu- sician . . . Wants to belong to a symphony orchestra. J. HARRY SHANK General JLIHC 23, 1926 Blondes, blondes, and more blondes! . . . Aviation cadet . . . Super magazine salesman . . . A hustler . . . Civil Air Patrol. BETTY SMYSER Commercial February 16, 1927 As nice a girl as'you'd care to meet . . . Short and blonde . . . Tapping feet . . . So much fun! . . . Big giggle for little girl!