Stevens Trade High School - Stevensonian Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1937 volume:

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Clerks ................ ,.,... . ... .,.... Circulation Manager Reporters ..i.,,.. ,,,.... ,ii., F. J. IIECKMAN, A. M. STAFF Thomas Robinson Harold Eager Paul Marple William Schaeffer James Shreve Richard Huehnergarth .. ..,,...,.........,.. John Oller .......Vernon Henkel ...........James Coho Allan Wallace William Henry . .,.. Jean Simons .. ...... .... N ancy Herr Florence Miller Barbara Kienzy . ....., Elizabeth Herrold Beatrice Arnold .........Ruth Larnparter Mabel Lynch Ethel Bitzer, Esther Givant Margaret Simon Helen Levy J. Rineer . R. Myer H. Levy Advisers SARAH E. BITNER, A. B. Semester subscription price, 31.00. Postpaid to any part of country, 31.00. Single copy, 20 cents. Issued Monthly Entered as second-class matter at the Post Otlice at Lancaster, Pa., on December 6, 1916. Member of Pennsylvania 5 1 5 School Press Association Quill and Scroll Cauuu. 4:1 f G SC-ROLL Chapter Contents v The Faculty The Class Organizations Advertisements GIRLS' DEDICATION To Miss Greiner: as na token of our sincere and mestimable appreciation of her helpful guidance and devotion during our term in school, we dedicate this, our Annual. BOYS' DEDICATION To you, Mr. Grube, we, the Class of Mid-1937, dedicate this Annual, in token of our sincere gratitude for the interest which you have taken in us throughout our high school career. STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL STACY E. PETERS UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, A. M GETTYSBURG, PH. D. PRINCIPAL BOYS HIGH SCHOOL BENJAMIN B. HERR FRANKLIN 8: MARSHALL, A. B COLUMBIA, A. M. PRINCIPAL WIIHIE Ihx1cuUIL1W Surah li. Bitnrr, A. B. Oberlin English Kathryn A. Clark, M. S. Sara F. Dille1',.B- S. Now York Univrrsily Pcnnsylv' 1121 Iletailiml CKJlIllll6'l'Cl J fdfl4-I I i I P I . ' Q. Q I 2. l H ' QM, 51 V Am ifkfgg- 8 . ' 3 if V: --QA ' 11, f - ,: 3.5 li" If , ,lzbu .. Mary E. Eby A. B. B it F hl B. S. i . Hillsdale 0 y Milllzrsvi e English Librallx jr Lluycr G. Bump, A. B. NYzoy1n-Qlmrg Coll:-gr Cum na-rciul Snlfjvr Q VVilliam F. Diller, A. . Franklin und Marsh' Pennsylvania 1 French I Daisy P. Greincr, A. M. Muhlenberg Columbia , Nl3tllClH3f 7?fW'V7l Martha Ilnrtmzm. A. Il. Gettysburg Social Scivncv WF" Annu .I Knox. M. A. l'u-nnsylvzmnial Columbian llnma- l':l'tllIOI'lliC'S ,433-S K , . , " + K ' k li . N'lll4'l'iI' TSI. Lnwy, B. S. 'I'4-mplv Cannlnrrvinl Suhjorts AM ,L fffk J. I.. Hillvgus Frzmklin and mushul, und Ni ll SI Scicncu 0' H II1-lon II. l.iMl1 K 'NI Ml. llulynu Culuxubin Social Sci: nu Robert K. Mowrer. A M M S C I lfrzlnkliu and BIIISIIIH I I I Cllfrllf-akinLgzullgcipihgl S '0 um H" science 1 U3 ' 1 mmnrrc'l'1l bubjccti - 1.5 1 ,. f,,,f'1' liclith lllllllllllil, A. B. Irving Lntin, French MMR. AQQQK mar Yll'lll ckmson nu 14 1 nl Sulhyuls WW Lillian M. Rowe, A. M. Gettysburg Columbia 1 ' Mathematics 771. S. Oll . X. M. l.illll'iI A. Munson John cr A , - - - - Lafayette Cfllunlbm ' Franklin and Marsllall Iangllsh Science 'W ,puma-wwf Mrs. Mary S. Price, A. M Oberlin Nlfnw 2 PQINKPI' Pennsylvania: F1311 ml Z Sncial Sciclwc Ann D. Schaeffer, A. M. Wilson Susquehanna Social Scicncc 'Q-uf Durutliy L. SCll0l'llK'l', A. B Hood ling! ish i i 3 I l 1 1 1 1 E. K. Shoop Pvircv School of Business Cnlnnu-rcial Suhjvcts Knlhryn Troup, A. M. Yamini B. 'l'4-rry. A. B. XVt'SlllllllSt0l' Hood Columbia English - Latin Virginia E. XVIIHOII, A. M. Kathleen Oberlin Columbia Physical Education 'Mx 3 u. .mg 'i.-aff' mg! A. Blan L -nm w. .xrmm-img, .x. ls., .x. M. xx'uln-r M. Armlld, B. S., M. lcd. William L- Aichlvy, B- S Columbia llulgc-rs English Pc-lmsylvalnia Slate Industrial liclucutiun Oliver Barrick Pi-nnsylvaniu Stats- Imlustrinl Arts 1 Clarence M. E111-rsnlc, A.M. Columbia Latin Alpheus V. Becker lim-ystonc State 'l'vncl10l's Comm:-rcinl Clmrlos R. ESIIIGIIIQIII, M. S. Univvrsity of Ponnsylvzm in SCICIICB Frzulklin :ind Marshall Fl'l'lll'h -'V A .- S , .... A . A ,, V .Q QA -Q A ' f ' . X . Y 1 J. FI. BPIIIIPF, A. M. Gi-tlysburg Sncinl Scivnci' Clair F. Fitz Pcllnsylvulliu Stafc Vocational Educnlinn 5 , ,nm xy' I.-Wy. B. S.. M. S. Harold B. G1-hman, A. M. f:h'll'll'S. ii. Gladfvltc-r, B. C. S. lfnivrrsiiy of Maryland Franklin' and Marshall BUWIIHK f"':'f"' Hu'f'fIf'?5 UmW'l'SHY l'1l'1llllilill and Marshall N"f"U'f' 'mmmum Science Ray Y. Grulw. A. li. .I. F. Hartranft, A. M. Francis J. Hathy, li. S. L4-hanrm Valli-y Franklin 'md Marshall Franklin and Marshall NlilHll'Ill1ltil'S Social Scim-nov liamnwrcial F- J- He'-'kmimi A- M- Harrv L. Hoover SI-.Frmxst Fngonr' fx' B' Impnnsillwwlil stun, Pmmsylwmiu Sum! lhlllkllll? .lngiq Marshall an I . . . . Ln Iish K Q' Xucational l'AlllCZlfl0l! 5 Um, R. Kmh, 13. gl lluth K. Kuder, B. S. in L. P:-nnsylvamiu Stull' PPPXOI lmluwtrial .Kris I.1ln'n1'i:m S. Harry B. Lutz XYIIIITKOII School llununvrc inl f I 7 Q in ,,., i L 6 "ff ' Q. ' ,. If . "1 'KW A . f in 3- 4 Q . ' f ' ww A, f. ' ...nit V . Qi , .,.1x,,,' l M M wif . Richard C. Madison, A' lg. liliristinn L.. Martin. A. ll.. A. M. XYilliann XV. McMinn, B. S Franklin :md Marshall llilllkllll illlfl M1ll'Sh1lll Pittsburgh lmlnslrizll Arts Social Scivncv EU!-111511 James J. Ncoly, B. S. Ralph ll. Patterson, A. B., A. M, , Temple Franklin and Marshall 15- l"'f',d RWM, A' M- Physicnl Education Westminster 1'Vmlkl":Rfm:fn?"f'l'Sh11ll . I.. l NIHHIPIIIQHICS it R Albfrt YV. RPX 4 , V .Inhn B. Shi-nk, B, S. ltocllc-sh-r Mechanics' Institute Pvtur J. Siljil, Ii. 5. Milh.,-M-ill,- Imlustrizll Arts Pm-lmsylvnnial Sinh- lmlustriul Arts Vurautiumul ludllczltmn w,.' . in . . , Q.- QY:'Tffi1-5 A r 1 ' 'hflf 'N .'k. ,W -.. , X . .I V,, , , Q b. . .Q l 455' W .. . . ff.. ,. - A ' . N A 'f 'Q 1.423 'Q? I K , ' " xg . ' V34 'N isi. .-:::: , ' T ' ' - M if ' zlzl A . 3. 4. ,fl ',4.vv .x . . . , All llaifv WU - E I.. P. Shull, A. M. l'nivvrsity ut' Pm-nnsylvzmizl lllutlwnmtics Mmxrm- NV. Sloyvr, Ph. li., A. M. I.uI'nyvttL' Surinl Scivncr Samuel B. Smith. Jr., A B , , Maurice C. Stnllsmith, B. S Franklin and Marshall O. G. Sola, A. B. G4-tlysburg lmllglluge Franklin and Nlnrglmll S ' cn-ncc Physical Ellucntwn Ivnn Sic-hmnn, ILS Ihmhvrt T. Stoner, B. S. John P. VVeis1-, B. S. Millersville George Nvnslxillgztmn Pennsylvania Stutc Franklin and Marshall Plxysical liducution Vnz'uiiunul Education Muth4-matics Donald VVitmer, A. B. Leigh E. Wittell l:l'1lIlklill :md Mawslulll Immmsylvmm, gum. U"'l5l14'Ffl'5 lnstrmncntal Music' Merrilh XJOST, B- S- Elizabeth Hershhcrgvr Vlighgrxysggr gcfeflclzfg Sec1'0i111'y secretary X ix -6- f'X ki!" WIIHIE +ClLAxss CLASS OFFICERS l'l'1'.vi1I' I KH ...f.Y........Y..f.,.. Ruth LllIll1l1ll'fl'l' Yfvt'-I'l'l'SfIft'lI1 ,. .,....lEtl11-I liifzm-1' Sl'l'l'l'llll ll -Y.. .,., l im-atricv Arnold Tl'l'llSHl't'l' . , . , , El izuhctll Hvrrolml Ilixluriun , . .... Florence Mill:-1' .lrlnixar . . . .,.. Daisy P. Gm-ilwr President ,-.,, ...... P aul Murph- Yic'e-I'rexi1lvnt . - , . . Gerald Bowman Svvrvfury ..., .... R ohvrt Imllsllvy TI'l'llSI1l't'I' , . , , - Samuel Cong!-llo llixlorian . , ..... Harold 12llg0l' .hlnixcr ,.. .... C. L. Martin Demetra. Argires "Dov" G Pnvml Clubs: Mnthvnmtics, Senior Colnlnrrcinl She's fl wry small girl and quivt as :1 monsv, But she has :1 smile thai would warm your house. Beatrice Arnold "IM-nliq-" Gvnrrul Viclvtlc Stull: Honor Society, Prrsidvnt: Junior Class President: S4-nior Class S4-crvluryg Intrnnlurul Conn- cil, President: Si-nior Plzlyg Da-lmting: CllC'1'l'l0ZldlllgQ First Aid Club Our littlv friend hopos to go in training. 5- NVQ nro losing. but ilu- pntivnts Ill'0 gniningr. Q Louise Aslu-raft G em-ral To Louise we soon will say, "Please fix my lmir that' sc-lf-som Ma.rykatl1erine Bally Con11n01'1-inl ' lilvo Club Clubs: SIllllllSll-.KIlll'l'lL'Zlll, Mythology 0 way 0:-gs V, :2, , -fi' ,,,. Q A .. . . Now lu-ro's Fl girl who sings lo gain filllllh Nolnodny in bright lights wo may soo lu-r nsuno. , Q Warren H. Bell "I.iln-1-'ly" Iionunvrrinl Inh.nnul:xl Sports' I-vm Flub ,llvvrty grunrds the nntion's colors in the llilllll, claims Qnznryvillv :ls l1is nntivv land Eleanor Bvinmwit G enero! Glcc Club Eleanor will go to fl:nu-os 'lvvn though llioy do vnusa- trnncvs 15'- gi: iI24il Frances Bensing 'RF1-nnw Cnmniereial . Drum and llugle Corps: Clubs: Sllflrfllilllll Speed, Current Literature Our I+'!':n1nie nlwnys laughs with glee When Clmrlie tnkes her out to ten. Ruth Benfsinger G enerul Clubs: Rook, Current Literature Ruth. soinehow. 1loesn't like io recite. Yet, what she says is usunlly right. Charles Bieksler "Bix" College l'1'1-pnrulnry Lincoln Ili-Yg Illll'illlllll'Ill Sports: Clubs: Slide Rule. llrnnmlic A physies flush with lnughtei' loud. Of his ll2lll4'lllf.Z' feet he is quite proud. Ethel Bitzer hBiIlie" General Virlotle Stull: Honor Societyg Senior Vice-Presidcntg lllll'ZllllllI'2ll Council, Vive-Prosiclentg Cin-e1'lenrlc1'g De- bating 'Fr-fnng Clubs: llrznnaxtiu liillim: :liln is to work nt the "l5ell". , Hui she llll2lll' he n S2lll'Sl1lllfx'. who enn tell? ' ' Edna Bowman G enerul Clnl:-sz I'liotogr:1pl1y, Ilrnnlntic Quiet. shy. funloving. too. Nlll'SlllQ'S what she plans to do. Gemld E. Rowman "Jerry" Cum m n101'!'inI Student Council: llonor Society, lll'l'Slll0lltQ Class Vice-Presimlentg Roosevelt Hi-YQ lIlll'llllllll'ill Sports: Clubs: Lettering, Fencing Gllllillullilll nnml seholzn' in his right. .Ierry is the eI:1ss's shining ligrht. N Q LLJJJC, A Mildred Breitigan Cllllllllfffilll Clubs: Spzmislx-Aluvricuu, Senior Commercial Hour yo! Hour yv! Stay out of the Street Milrlu-d's driving cam bo "bout", Cmnn1f'rr'iu! Intrauuurzll Sportsg Clubw: Sk:-ich. Stump l':1l's quite 2lil9ll'f with limi :mtl bunk But his girls he lwofors szlfo in il book, Anna Clark Gvnvrlll Clubs: Truvol, Music Appreciation As Il friend sims lmrcl to bout, Charles R. Clemson 'ixuhim-" College Pf0llllFllf0l'1I Ilonur Sonic-tyg Orclu-strag llnmlg Linquln lli-YQ S1-uior Play Calstg Intramural Sports: Llubs: Dru- mntic, Raulio Clem is :umtlwr of our 1lllySiL'S sharks. Ilv sc-lelmn bite-S. but bo nftvu lIZll'li'4. Samuel Congello "Sam" Collrge Preparatory Honor Such-ty: Class 'I'rc-nsurcrg Liucolu lli-X9 In- tramural Spurtsg Clubs: Drzumxtic, Mags- Lralt Oh! maui of voivv. mzui of smiles, Your uaune will ll'2lllSV0l'SO lllillly milf-s. George F. Cramer "S:1inty" Commc'rf'inl Orclwstrag lllll'llllllll'ill Sportez Varsity lfnutlmllg Clubs: Stugv Craft. SL-irulilic llc-sr-:u'cl1 Ho slnalsllos opprnsitimi, bo fC2ll'N it ull ilIl2ll'l'. For this lzul lUl'lN ftm1'lu:1lI :uid plays with all his lloillul. Calvin L. Campbell "Cal" To xt-0 lwr smile- is suvb n 'trout Marian Cramer General Clubs: Photography, Latin Anicricau The xvlliti' 1':n':ule :1tt1':lc'ts this lass Be-st of lur-k from our c-lass! Almeda. Cressel Commerrinl llonor Society: Intrzuuural Council: Clubs Shoit lrincl Spcrd Senior f'0l'lIlll'l'Cl'll If quality not quantity will count, In tho lmsiiww world she-'ll surelx mount Helen Diller krlene Dorsheuner Cnmmewiul Sunni Olchcstl I2 Intramural Council: Clubs: Pict- uu Studi Senior Commercial Quo pl us uoll on tlw Iiclillv. its I in x to Mr. Wittvll. Louise' Dougherty Conimervial Clubs: Svnior Colunmrcial, First Aid Siu-'s just :I quiet little nmid XVho lcnuws :x bit :Ihout first slid. William Dussinger CllHll1lPl'l'lllI Studvut Couucilg lntl'uin1n'ul Sports Klubs Ivitcr ing, Slmkvspvurc i GI:-0 Clubg Clubs: ijfllliltll' Msthologs Helen lends :1 helium: hind To all who do not lIlld91NflllIl Ynpoluon wus :1 womlvr, Czwszir was fl uluz, ut l0llIll'll'l'll to Willio tlu-v're iust 'mother ii? Harold J. Eager "Razor No. 1" Hvnvral Vitlvttu Stull. Managing Editor: Glro Club: Class lliwtorinng Lincoln Hi-YQ Sz-uior Play Cast: Intru- murnl Spnrtsg Clubs: Vidrttr, Auto Driving mrs in :1 wrvc-klcss fashion Svc-ins to be Il:lroltl's svvlvt pussiou. Harry T. Eager HEHHFI' No. 2" Ilrnrrul Cla-0 Club: Lincoln Ili-Y: Library Club Imssvr thuu Hzlroltl Zllltl yt-t !Il'92lfl'l'Z To quotm- from Bltldltlfll tits lI:n'ry lflngvr. George M. Eisenherger ' Conlnwrriul Stage Cratft, First Aid Tliort-'s sonu-tltiug about :1 soldier wo 2ltllllll'l'. And Gvorgio in his uniform run st-'t' tho worhl attirv. Mary Jam- Elliot Com m err' i al Clubs: Svnior Couum-rciul. Mythology Mary Jann- is very jolly, Sho is llt'Vt'l' lnvlmlt-holy. Jr-an Eyde College Preimmlory "llulrhlvS" Bundy ltooss-vm-It Hi-Y: Intramural Sportsg Clubs: AQ Clubs: Photography, lulportnnt Proplc of Today Pl'l'9lLll'llt .lt-:ul proc-lztims :1 lllll'2ll'l2l1l shtfll lw. Hut in hor XV'lV -1 "t'lit't"' wo wt-0 IQVWQ Bertha Faltme Pom nterciul Clubs' Senior f'llllllllC'l'I'l'll 'it-nior Sliortlrmd Bertlm talks with I.Z'l'l'2lf fnvility, Along: this lim-. sho slmws nhility. of' 27 '14 2 General Gloc Club: Lincoln Hi-Y: Clubs: Library, Sports But Forgie helps all of us whenever he can. College Prelmralory , Inh'amul'nl Sports: Clubs: Sporis, Stamp 1ll2llll'll'l', our 1l01llll:lI' Ilillll-'I' boy, Te-llfn ns footlnnll hringrs him tons of joy. Anna Mary Fortlney General Clubs: 'l'r:nv1-l, Famous Pictur:-s Friend to all, flepemlnhle lass, A""w Anal mlll'll 3lllIlll'l'Cl by the vluss an . Drusilla, Frank "Dm" G onffrnl Clubs: Travel, First Aid Dru 0011105 to sl-lmol, but would 1':xth0i' Sixty 'wny. Anil when sho talks it's :Ill :xhuut Ray. Leonard G. Frayer "Lon" General Imrmnurzll Athletic Council: Rooseve-lf Hi-Y: Intru- mural Sports: Clubs: Shakespeare, Stamp Here and there, l'l1I'0llf.Ih town and around, He Sticks to his Chrysler as lllllllgll ho were hound. James H. Fricly "Jim" G clleral Intramural Sports: Clubs: Rod und Gun, Pigi-on He hunts and fishes when he gets n 01111111-o For fish in the Witter :tml girls at n dance. Rmbert A. Ferguson "Fergio" In the oflive and in 210, he is right hand man' E. Maurice Ferree ':Mork" Ray E. Galinor "Little Abner" General Intrnniurul Athletic Council, President: Clubs: Stage Craft, Photography Here's fl boy both dark and nent, In the Hamilton he-'ll find your seat. Betty Gardner General Glue Clubg Clubs: Drulnniic, Fmnons People ol' Today XVhc-tlier it's play or whether it's work. Hefty is not The one to shirk. Dorothea Gates mor" Commercial Clubs: Shortllzmd, Senior Commercial Esther Givnnt Commercial Vida-ttf Stnllg Honor Societyg Clubs: Shortlmnd, Sen- ior C0lllIll1'l'Ciill I+ls'tln-1' is now "1lOt'ki1lg:"' llel' wny To S114-ross for :I future dny. Dorothy Good General Clubs: Conduct and Manners, Chess A Good girl is she, Iler c-l:1ss1nates algxrce. Mary Greenly College Preparatory Sc-nior Playg Girl Rosen-vesg Clubs: Dramatic, Photography As I1 friend to everyone, M:1ry's not to he outdone. XV4' know our Dot is petite and sweet And in her splwre eaumot he "bent" f l29l s ll50ll Henry R. Haldy "Hass" General Band: Orchestra: Intramurxll Sports: Varsity Foot- ball: Sports Club Hass vllargzvs tho line, tackles the foe: Hut round the ladies h0's miller slow. Lavfrrn Hamish l'Eruio Comnlerviul Clubs: Conduct and lllannvrs, Advertising I.21V0l'll.S a modest littlv lass And murfli 1'+-sine-1-tml by om' 1-lass. - Robert Palmer Haun "Kilim-r" College Ijl'Pf1!lI'flfUI'lI Intranuiral Sports: Clubs: Sketch, Dramatic Robert is a lnigliiy man, with iuusvlos oh! so strong, But what about those Physics tests. tho om-s that did him wrong! Evrlyn Holm "Ev" Ilvnrfrul Glvo Club: Clubs: lntvrior Di-comtinq. 1'-irl llc-sc-rvc-s Illvio talks will-11 slu-'s :Isle-vp Of "St-lim-fi'v1"' in-us :mil dam-i Vernon Henkel "Vex-uiv" I i vncru I Vidvitv Stall, Art Editor: Stud:-nt Council: Clubs: Cartoon, Lotte-ring A wizard in art. :lu orator great. lint VUTIIE' 'tzrkos things with an easy gait. G. William Henry "Hill" Commerl-iul Vidcttc Stall, Clerk: Intramural Athletic Council, Svcrctaryg Junior Class Vice--Prcsidcntg Roosevelt Hi-Y: Glee Club: Clubs: Radio, Photography Illxport Typist. :Ind Videttu vlurk loyal ln Szxralfs mu' ho looks quite royal. .louruul isin, l'lmiogrupl1y K Ellen Herr General Clubs: Plmlngrnphy, 'l'rzu'c-I Ellvn 'takes pictures quite sublime, In I'l1uto,u1':lpl1y Ululn sln- NIll1llllS most of hm' tinn-. C. Harold Herr "Hal" Collrge l'r0pr1rulory Studi-nt Council, Prcsidf-ut: Honor Society: Junior Class l'r4-siclm-lit: Senior Play Cust: Iloosvvc-lt lli-Y, l'rm-sidvntg 0l'Cl'lPStl'2l, Intramural Sports: Clubs: Lincoln, llc-lmling IIQ-rv is an champ who ns:-s hooks muvh Yun lll'V4'l' sw- this lllilll xl-T in nlutf-li. Nancy lla-rr College I'rr1n1rulm'y Vidrttr- Stull: llnuor Society: Glu- Club: Svniru llc-si-l'v4's Nnln-y's n Inssiv frmn our town ll lm! lmvin: us In gn 'in liruwn. Elizalwtli Ilvrrold "Hu-r I y" Collvgl' Prejmrulury yiclvtla- Stnlllg' llpnmn' Soon-ty, Vic:--Ilrvsillvulg Class ll'l'1lSlll't'l'L Sm-nmr Orcln-slrug D1-hating: Clubs: In :I Nl'l0lll'l' lub she-'s quill' nf valsv: lint wl-ll ww know sin' like-s to tons:-. Clifford Hilton "l'lif'f" College Pil'1Jl1l'Ill0I'lj Lincoln Hi-Y: lntnuuurul Athlvtic Council: Intra- nuirnl Sports: Clubs: I'l1otogr:1pl1y, Stump An nutliority on swing bxunls lin: nnlion willv. At -ll'illllU'N llllllNl' lnfs known to nbillv. Albert lloeltzle "Al CDIIIIIIP. riul Clubs: Tun word. l"unlb:nll Wlwro llllSNlllQ.Z'0l' is. Iluvllzh- is found. I'Iv1'1'y third night ru lllllllllllllil fl1ey'1'v llllllllll. Play: Clubs: l'lmlngrzlphy, Inlvriur Dvcurniing: Girl Roy Horning "Roy" College Preparatory Varsity Fooilmllg Bandg Lincoln Hi-Yg Intramural Sports lioxvr. love-1'. grrimhler, ull: Hormfs ll lull who mn make 'om fall. Richard Huelmergarth "Huehny" College Preparatory Vidottc Stull, Circulation Manngcrg Glve Clubg Lin- coln Hi-Y, Vicv-President: Senior Play Castg Intra- mural Sports: Clubs: Scicniiilc Research, Vidette flllllll-'lllPll1'1.Z' and Bismurk were two Germans very great, But wlwn you spa-nk the-ir lzlngllngfe, Hnolmy elm-sn't roto. General Lincoln Ili-Yg Intramural Sports: Clubs: Sport Library l'l1:n'lio's dancing fast and loose. You should see him up at the Moose. Dorothy Jeffries L'Dot" Com nwrcial Glu' Clubg Drznnntic Club TllO1'9'S no doubt that Dot c-:ln sing. To lhoso high uotvs sho 'isurv can c-ling". Da " O William H. Kantz B111 2l Commercial Intrznnural Sportsg Clubs: Sports, Geology 'Dennis for sport, 1ll'9ilClliHg for profession: This is Kaut'z's 1llilLflllflCQIlt obsession. Martha Kellenberger G enerul Clubs : Drnnmtic, Tm vrl lI2l1'll1fl'S ll girl who is always true, A frioncl to 'ill and nc-ver blue Charles E. Jacobs "Juke" . ,, 4 ,.,., Harold Kelshaw G enrral Iutrumurul Sportsg Clubs: Sports, Shop Ho lll'VPl' llll1'l'i9S, he never sc-urrios, But his brain in Problems govs in flurrius. Creston P. Kempf "Gres" f:fllIll1ll'f'l'illI liznnlg Intramural Sportsg Clubs: 10-VVord, Sports I.o11g-legfzwl "Gros" isn't :1 haul fellow :lt ally Espvcinlly in playing some fast lmsketlmll. ' Gvorgr- John Kienzle "Ii4-lm," Conunerrial Studi-nt Council: Orchestra: Roosvvc-lt Hi-Yg Intra- lllllI'1ll Sportsg Clubs: Lettering, Photogrzlplxy livliolnl our :n'1lvn'i 1-onte-st fan, A, littlv main who knows only can. Annan Kusuplos G encrul Illfl'1lllllll'1Il Sports: Clubs: Souior Connnvrciul, Sliortlmml Spf-011 Ilvrv is :1 girl who will 11a-ver slxirk. Sha- will lllllkll typing lll'l' lifo work. M,.4,q -4.1 Ruth Lanlparter Cnllvgc Preparatory Vid:-tts' Stailg Honor Society, Sm-crrtn1'y: Senior Presl- de-ntg Junior Vivo-l'11-sids-ntg Iutrznnurul Council, l'r4-sid:-ntg Sr-uior Pluyg Drzunutic Club Ili-rv is our 1'l'0SillPllt, yrs, indowl, XVifl1 ber fini- qnnlitivs sln-'s bound 'to sin-cord. Robert E. Laushey "Bob" College Prrpurulory Bzunlg Orchrstrag Clvo Club: Class Srcrutzwyg Intra- mural Sportsg Varsity Footballg Clubs: Band, Sports Tlwro isn't IlllJ'l1llll,2f ho v:1n't do, I"l'Ulll lllilylllpl' '1'l'0llllbUllll 'to Ping Pong, too. I3l ' . Vera, Lemna-n C o mm ere ia I Clubs: Interior Decoration, Conduct and Manners iw :1 quiet girl Vern Except when srmieone mentions Merle. Ruth' E. L4-Fevre G eneml Frances Little Commercial Drum :md Bugle Cnrpsg Clubs: Spanish Amrriezm, Advertising A quiet girl, :1 Little iu unnie. in N'fllflll'L-' Smrrll. se .' M X ,P 'if rn st, Q1 I" ,. ,.,.,:- .... 1 .- ' ' , 1 ix , , qll I3 .121 i w' A 1 ir., A V+ Q ' I K '- 31: 2-S. - . Z' X' 9 '-1 NA 'W SJ -'-R. , 4 g ig rf -lrrlxl-Q .Y uv, -5 ,A.,,,2 5, Q 1 . 5 Q E., ' Q V 'iff I ' ' -- -::,. :-sz. -,,:s2f. V. . if .: ,,Q.?'ffg W fi.vI5SEW" l. :Q :.-:- Q 12.4 e ' Senior Orchesirug Clubs: Firsl Aid, Conduct and Manners A Story from Ruth is quite ai treat, Here is ll girl you would like to lneeit. Naney Lipp Commercial Clubs: First Aid, Senior Commercial Nunc-y's first-nid enme i11 liunmly When she fell while eountiuar 1-nnfly. friend to nllg -Zfnaceafgaf Ruth Little Cnnnnervial' Drum and Bugle Corpsg Clubs: Shorthand Speed Is it Frances. nr is it Ruth? We don't know. to tell the 'i'ruth. Mabel Lynch Cnllege Preparlrforg Videtic Stull: Honor Societyg Book Club, Vice-Pl'csi- dent Mabel loves to Study :uid read: In whatever she does, we know she'1l succeed. Glenna May 1111' lll'1' G11-111111 11f11111 swims 111111 bikvs. 11111 11111s11 W11 RIIINY :11'1'11'1 1111 111-1' 1i1c1':r. MU-,Wm - Thmnas Man-11111-lla "Tf11111111"' lJ1'n1'rrll Student C111111ci1g I1ltl'illl1lll'2ll Sports: Clubs: Sketch, 1701101113 I'I111'11's :1 11111 11111111111 'l'11111 AI11l'2l1lI'11Il Mr. A1'111wt1'11111r thinks 111-'S il sw1-ll f11ll:1. Shirley M31Fli9l't Com m1'r1'i11I I11t1'11111111'111 Sportsg Clubs: 1-'111111111s Picturr-s 111111 1!11i111i11gs, S1'11i111' 11111111111-1'1'i11l 1 f11v111'i111 111111115' of Sl1i1'111y's is 1'::111i11g:. 11's 11111111st :ls 1'1'2l1l1l1' wiE11 111'1' :ls 1-:1'1i11fr. P11111 Marple "XI11l' 11111101111 I'r1'puru1n1'11 Vi111-Nc Slllllt, F1111t111'1-s 1i11i1111': S1u111-111 1Z1111n1'11 Hlflllll' S11ci1-1y, S1'f:1'1't111'yg S1'111111' Class 1'1'1'si111'111 l,i111r11111 Ili-Y, Tr1-11s111'1-1': S1-11i11r Play Cust: I11l1'11 111u1':11 S!J1ll'tS1 Clubs: Scivrltiilc 111-sz-111'1:11, xvilll'lt1' A121111 is 111- F1'1-111'11 :ls l'0lb1'Xl' 111 s11i11111'11 S11 f111111 of 1.11V1-1'111-: 21 1111s11 in his ll1lyS1I'N. College' I'1'r'p11r11!m'y If Club: Girl l11's1-rvosg Clubs: 121111111111 Zlllll 311111- s. Myllwlogy 1 K Dorotlly M1'Mi1'ha1-I "Dot" N CllHlHIl'I'l'ill1 1Z11111s: 111-11111111113 1I111'1'1111t 1,111-1':1tu1'1' ll111'11111Y 11111111s 111 :1 111sk 111111' 111 1111 11111 N11111s 111 11 sh-.1111!3 1111111 11 s 11111111. Robert Metze "Roh 111111111111 ' 01'U1ll'Sfl'1lQ 111111115 I1111'11111111':11 Sporis 11111111111 1111111151113 111 U1'1'11l'S1l'21 111111 I1111111. S111111-11115' 1111'1l 111- 1111lX11lfL' 1111 11v1-1' 1111- 1111111. 11' J"U'W' .4 Evelyn Miller Commcrrinl Clubs: 'l'1-avvl, Advertising: Blue Crescent Girl Rc- SPFVPS Evolyifs a line oxalnple of it real Girl Reserve, By this we shall l'l'llTOIllll9l' hor, for this she does tlt-serve. Florence Miller "Flatt" College Preparatory Vidctto Slallg Honor Society: Class Historiang Senior Pluyg Girl Rt-scrvt-sg Clubs: Travel, First Aid Oh! Beautiful lady with heart so true, I We think tlie-re-'s no onv quite like you. Jfwfw 5534 ' Mary Miller fig ' " Commercial 4,4 '-" " L i l 4:::5 ':"'n t llubs: St-nior Comma-rcinl, Shorthand Speed ssrr tQ7i "a, 'P . .yu Mary would rather hear than speak, Q 5 Although her voice is not so weak. :Z se. I Z V - 3:5 Q ,, V uk f ' wlfasf ' , N., L sow., 5.53 M ' W ' 'fX"'f- ., '. 19 gl ,av Dorothy Moeclinger Do General Give Club g Sc-crc-tary l3ot's future SOPIIIS to ho all 1lltlllllUll 'Cause sho thinks "Jim" is simply grrand. l36l Clubs: Girl Rc-st-rvvs, Good Manners, Richard Morrow "Germ" College' Prepara tory Lincoln Hi-YQ Intramural Sportsg Clubs: Swimming, Cartoon A dentist this boy intvnds to he. ' But I'4l snrv hate having his tools touch ine. Jelferson. M. Musser "Jeff" Commercial Orchestra: Roosevelt l-li-Yg Intrmnural Sporisg Clubs: Sports, Stamp Jr-tif can play a violin in true artistic style: To seo him swing 'that fiddle bow we'd really walk 21 mile, Anna Murr Neidemeyer General Clubs: Dv':111u1tiL', Current Lxlernturc ,,,...,, ,na - II01' l'0lllDl0Xi0I1 is quite' ll2ll'll to bent, To learn hor secrets wwmld he :1 :rr-nt' treat Helen Parker II 1-nc-ral Clubs. Famous Pllfl1lC'S, lmwl Il01'v's :1 quiet gurl :uul shv XX 1th il l'NX1lllxl0 111 1101 910. Julia Prutzman if ffllllllllfffifll , ,Fr " Clulfs: Currvnt l1lt4'l'Zltlll'l', Book 3 To ho :1 lruolckvvpel' is Juli:l's :u11bitio11, xV0'l'0 suro the hooks will ho kvpt ill C0lldifi0ll. 5. ., du :ggi-2135. :Ei A45 S' 1 fa iffy 435 Q, '14 Y lf 1 Ellen Rainar Con1mer1'inl Clubs: Svuiur C0llllll0l'Cl2ll, Flower ICllv11 R:1i11:l1"s :1 1ll'0l1liNillg' lass Who 1-m1l1'iln1tvs hm' hit f0NVIll'll our 1-lass. Allan Rebman "Abd llcneml Gln-c Clubg llltI'1llllUl'ill Sports: Clubs: Gym, Golf A, L!'l'lllll'0l1 grant of 1l2lSNillfJ note, I11 plnvo of Clark Gnhlo we'll give him our vote. E. Lucille Rife College Prepurnlory Co111111c11c0111c-11t Spvukcrg Clubs: Short Story, Books Miss Foh1's hilllllll' now is sho: But :1 rear-llm' sho will he. Lg Q E l371l fl Thomas J. Robinson :'.lolmy" Collfgv Pl'l'1IfIl'Hl0I'U' Vids-ttv Stull, lillitor-in-Clllcfg Honor Society, Vico- Pl't'Sill0lli2 SXVillllllillg 'I'1-11111: Lincoln Hi-Y, Presi- dent: S1-nior Play Cust: I11t1'a111u1'z1l Sports: Clubs Villa-lic, Swimming Reality, h1':1w11, :md ill'RlillS placed ill 0110. This laul is surf- to find :1 place in tho sun. George Rodgers "Ro1lg:o1's" General Illtl'lllIllll'1li Sports: Stage Craft Club Quia-f, SIIIIVP, but not :lt :ill Hlllilll I11 Philly with Ritz: he's often soon. Ge1':uldi11e Royer ".I1-in Conzmervizll Harold Rubinson "Rllh3"' IIOIIOI' Socivtyg llulv, Sho1'tl1:1n1l A wa-ll d1'0ssvcl lllllll known ns lluluo to his lnuldies. lVv :ill know ho stivks lllifilfy oluso to his studies. 3 Clubs: S1-uior C0lIlllK'l'Cilli, Current l.itc1'ntu1'0 You know J0l'l'y Royc-1', who 'luke-N :1 gx 1liCflll'O Was wry 0lltSlilIlliilU.'L' in i'll1'l'0l!t lito1':1l111'o College I're11m'r1!ory Illtl'2lllllll'ili Sports: Clubs: Slide Harry Shaub "M:wlwf11" General Illtl'illlll.1l'Lli Sports, Varsity Track: Clubs: Truck, Stump Petcfs well vvrsod o11 the play lllocbetll, But winning' tho lmlf-mile takes his ln'o:1tl1. Victor W. Shaub 'lDuuc:1n" General Stud:-nt Council: O1'cl1vst1'z1g 'Give Club: Illtl'!ll1lllI'lIi Sporisg Clubs: 1.1-iic1'il1g, Goll He holds down :1 place ill fl hill-hilly bnnll, And on llllllly ol'c:1sio11s also holds Coral' h:111d. Grave Shenk G enernl Orcheslrug Glee Clubg Dcbutingg Clubs: First Aid A friend to all and free with hor wit, And with our class slnfs inside at hit. Margaret Simon Comlnerrirll Videttv Stull: Clubs: Current I.ilv1':llll1'r, Senior Com- nwrciul A very small girl :ind ti quit-t lass, Nevertllt-loss sbt-'s high in our 1-lass. Jean Simons College' Preparatory Vifleiie Stutlg Honor Society: Clubs Literature In Trig Jenn does excel, yer sbt-'ll flu wc-ll. my Irvin Singer "M:l0st1'0" Slide Rule, Fencing Intrunnirnl Sportsg Irv is :1 physics wizard who also RIIUXVS his trig. Hero is :1 mighty atom within this world so big. Dorothy Small Cunimerriul Clubs: Spanish Ain:-ricun, Current l,ilm'niur1- Ilm'ot'l1y's friends will :ill r011m't Thnt she is om- of the 1-lieorfnl sort. Isabelle Smith Commcr1'ial Clubs: Current Lltl'l'1lflll'l', Senior C'lllllllI'l'Cll Ha-1'0's the prize 'talker of the class So they sny of this little lnss. rss, Curr:-ni ,Q ,J-L-.Q i:" , . 1 1 '.,t, as A , L 4 f ' t,,..titi. - "ii Ez ? pts M ' n ' ., sg t. V zqn E N Zni av F gp? x 4' ' rf. .Q U39 R -"' - Agatlm Snaaler ' General f . .3 -w fam- 1: f A, - Sha-'s one of tho shyest of ,fzirls V f And has tho lll'l'l'lll'Sl' of 4-urls. Miriam Snyder Sw ' L .' , " -,, f. ' C0lIlIlIOI'l'llll S ' gn Clubs: Senior ClllllIll0l'Cl1ll, llookg Intramural Sports -X. . Q -L To c-lunwh. 'tw f'lllll'i'll. our Mirizun does go HV f nn... ff f 'I A l 1 J To soo :1 cortuill so :nnl so. Vera. Snyder Cun1mc'rf'iuI xxnu S. John Walter Strantz Varsity Football: Intramural Sporlsg Sports Club Xvillllll' is at ln Un thc football fiold ln-'s ve-ry big :incl burly. I T7 Q ' A l40l ,'- ff' . 4 KX Drum :und Bugle Corpg Clubs: Chess, Famous Poo ph- ol' 'l'o1,lay As 0lltl1'1lllll2' il stenog as ono will seo 'llhnt is what Vorn is going to ho. Vncrlfinmll tl with blonde hzxil' rnther curly, Norma Trimble Cum nrerriul Clubs: Nuhlro, Senior Commercial An e-X1-ollont typist we know is sho, So :1 Ht0ll0gl'Zl1lllK'l' wo rockon she'll bo Hunan Sl'lllllFI' A. Ulrich liulrxrncwirll Lincoln Hi-Yg Intrnnnu'ul Sportsg Glcc Clubg Oper- oifn Cast Not one mlull 1l.l.0lll0Ill' over is ours lVln-n lnunlsmno S1'l.llll9l' rovonls his powors. Allan Walla:-0 Cnllvyv l'rz'prl1'1llnl'y Vide-llv Stull. .Xssoviutv Adv:-rlisiug Mnmigcrg Yurs' Sports: llnslu-tbnll, Footbullg Int1':uuu1':ll Atlllvlic llouncilg Lincoln Hi-Y, Chaplain: Senior Play Load, lfncully Play Castg lulrauuurnl Sportsg Clubs: Vilivllv, Drauuuiic lu boih Sl'llllll' :uul I":u'ulty l'l:ly. loo, All2lll'N 'rho hoy fllill plvzlsvcl nu- Zlllfl you. Clydv M. xvllltlllifl' "I'1'o1"' lfl'Il0I'll1 Orclu-slrug film- lllubg Clubs: Sliorthzuul, Photog- ralphy Ulyllo talks-s il zfurly. allways lalkvs his tiluvi Nvvvl' eloos lu- lllll'l'Y. that would ho :1 vriuw. Josephine White "Jo" Cmnn11'rr'iuI Clubs: llrzuuntic, Music Appreciation f'llGQl'flll, sweet. :lull frivmlly, too. M' Always rc-:uly To 0llll'l'f2llll you. -its Leroy Williams "Hallam-" Comnierriul lntrziuulrzll Sportsg Sports Club Leroy is iutvrostoll chic-fly iu sports: But. for Mr. Il:11'l1':luft ho slows work of :ull sorts. l-I Robflrt Young 'llolf' Gl'Ill'l'lll lutr:umu'ul Sports: Clubs: Criminology, llod :md Gun Ill-ms ouu lmlt ol ilu- 'two young hoys, X l.ul who Nvlillllll lllillx0S l1lllt'll nom-. George Zook "I lov" Gz'm'1'nl Intl'amul'ul Aihll-tic Council: lulraululrul Sports: Clubs: Sports. Cl'll'llllSll'Q Horus om' tough maui who i'2lll'l bv ho: lbo uollnl. says I-w1i'go. "H all my iw-l.' l41l Zin :Memoriam l In memory of two classmates WILBUR SINGLETON and ROBERT BARRICK who were with us only a short time, but still live in the memories of Midf1937. Commencement Activities v JANUARY 31, 1937 BACl'ALAURI'lA'l'E SERMON ST. P.wL's BIETHODIST CHURCH Rc-v. Frank D. LflWl"0Ili'0, Minister Fmsmuucv 1, 1937 SENIOR ICXICRFISICS SENIOR PROM XVICST JIYNIUI: Hum GYMNASIUM I+'l-11-:m'.xl:Y 12, 1937 1'OMMI'INf'EMl'IN'l' News lhcen AUn1'r0mI'M The Mummers March v Father Time cast his glance upon the throngs of happy people who were lined along the curb, cagerly awaiting the parade which was slowly approaching. As the escorts of police come into view, we notice that the first float contains a year sand-glass which announces our Sophomore activities, meager as they Were. The second float shows a group of small frightened girls dressed in their bes't apparel and highest-heeled shoes, trying to appear sophisticated, but failing sadly in the attempt. How this brings back to us our first days in Stevens High School as lowly Sophomores, wandering from room to room, lost ill the wilderness of girls! A sigh from the crowd causes us to gaze on the next float. In a classroom a number of students are studying eagerly or at least 'trying to give the appearance of it. A teacher sits at the head of the room and checks pink slips. Oh, yes, we mttst admit that the eighth Period has a place reserved in our history just as we have often had our places reserved for us in its period. A 119W sand glass introduces our Junior Year. It is evident that it has just been turned. The next float contains an understanding teacher and a group of five girls, larger and more contident than the sophomores. This represents our Junior Class Oflicers. The President's part is portrayed by Beatrice Arnold, the Vice-President by Qliuth Lamparter, 'the Secretary by Mary Miller, and the Historian by Florence Miller. Miss Greiner is our very helpful adviser. Japan is the setting for the next event. There are many Japanese boys and girls on the stage, but in the center of the group there is one figure, which, i11 black with arms crossed, s'tands out. He is "The Mikado". Some of our classmates helped in pre- senting this successful operetta. In the distance a float catches our eye. It appears to be covered with blue and white crepe paper. Now as it comes nearer we see that our class colors are displayed by the white sweaters and blue emblem of the Mid '37 Class. The Order of the Founders and Patriots of America march before us. Leading the group we see -our classmate Elizabeth Herrold, the winner of the coinpetitive examination given by the group. On the next float a choir appears-as we listen we hear the beautiful music of "Tho Messiah". Father Time smiles as he turns the glass for our Senior year and wa'tches as we assume our role of dominating Seniors. The next float shows an election zllltl as the ballots are counted it is discovered that the following girls a1'e to guide our class through the last year: l'resident-Ruth Lani- parter: Vice-Presidcnt-Ethel Bitzerg Secretary-Beatrice Arnold: Treasurer-Elizabeth Herrold. A keystone with a brightly burning torch symbolizes the National Honor Society. Beatrice Arnold, Ethel Bitzer, Almeda Cressel, Esther Givant, Nancy Herr, Elizalietli Herrold, Ruth Lamparter, Mabel Lynch, Florence Miller and Jean Simons represented us in this group. The Senior Class Play occupies the next float which shows to the crowd their many "Growing Pains". Beatrice Arnold. Mary Greenly. Nancy Herr, Ruth Laiuparter, and Florence Miller helped to straighten out the difficulties of high school boys and girls. Another Glee Club presentation comes into viewg this time "l'atience" is given illltl greaty enjoyed. Again a choir helps to entertain 'the crowd of people, the lovely music of "Elijal1" selected for this year. A1'ound a table the Class Day, Social, Announcement, and Flower and Motto Com- mittees are busy at Work, preparing for graduation. Before them are placed the plans for our Senior Prom, Class Day, and Baccalaureate Services. These remain as our only activities. The last tioat contains a year glass from which all the sand has drained. This tells us that it is now time to depart anl to cede our places to others who are see-king their for'tunes of education. Beyond the glass a translucent curtain hangs, we see the light of the future beckoning us to march forward, but 'the events which are to follow relnain unknown to us. So we prepare to leave the school which we have learned to hold in such high esteem, the teachers who have been our patient guides, and the girls with whom we have spent so many happy hoursg regretting that which has passed, but hopeful for the uture. Florence Miller Boys' Class History "Lives of great men all remind us. We can make Olll' lives sublime, And departing leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time." IIo1v little value we. the t'l:1ss of Mid 15237. would have given this verse as we gathered in the a1veso1ne immensity of the auditorium of the Lancaster Boys' High School in February of 12234. We were j11st :1 group of some hundred od1l sophomores, aptly termed greenies, Xvllll fel: we could never achieve a greater state of insignltlcance it we t1'ied for a lifetime as we absor'bed the scorn of the lofty seniors who gazedlat us from all angles. We were d11ly installed. after a short one ho11r talk by Mr. Herr on the rules and regulations concerning the school in general and sophomores in 1lt1l'i'it'll15ll'. in our various home-rooms where we learned tl1e idiosyncracies of our many teachers and they in turn tto o11r dislnayl quickly learned ours. Our sophomore year began amid the 1nen1o1'iza':io11 of lock combinations and exasper- ating scarchcs for rooms in unexplored regions of the building. In due time, honvever, we mastered these and many other intracacies oi' Olll' iirst year and then our nerves being sutliciently quieted. we began tht- flllllltllilill of friendships with fellow-students and teach- ers that will l:1st ihreugliout life. Thus our sophomore year. interrupted only by a much needed vacation. rollzd smoothly along as we look the eighth periods, senior orations and other p'agues with angela- serenity. One blot marred this tirst year. Two classmates, Robert Barrick and Wilbur Singleton were gathered in by the griln-rcapel' within a short twenty-four hours. They were well-liked and respected by all who kne1v them and their memory will linger with us. Then one morning 1ve awoke with a start to and 'that we had escaped the tentacles of failure and were HOXV kll0XVll at G. Il. Q. tthe otlicep as Jlllli0l'S. And now the here- tofore undiscovered talent that had lain dorniant for a year began to blossom forth in all its glory. NYC- the Class of Mid-19237 began to rise and shine in 'the orbit of school life. Our iirst class meeting was held this semester and we organized as one body talthuugh not as one mind! for the lirst time. The leaders chosen to guide the class through fair wcatlier or foul during this ytar were President ...........,.........................,....,.,...,. ..........,.., ..... , . . Harold Herr Vice-President .,.,..,..... .,.William Henry Secretary-Treasurer ,.... .... S aniuel Congello Historian .......,.,..,.....,....,.... .... ....... ,............., ..............,...... .... ......., H 1 1 t ' t ild Eager Our class colors of blue and white 1vere also selected at this time. The second semester of this year found lll9lllll1'S of tllll' class represented in practically every phase lof school activity. We were greeted with several agreeable surprises during this year. Health was added to our curriculiun as an entirely new subject in Boys' High. The band also took on a touch of completeness as they marched forth one day in brand new jackets. Then having had enough of Chemistry, American History aml English literature and 'they having had enough of us we breczed through exaniiiiations once more and breathed a deep sigh of relief when they were over. Gee! What a thrill! We, who may accurately be termed survivors, rushed to the coveted seats i11 the parquet to take our places as seniors. As such we entered upon the last leg of Olll' high school life. We faced this year with mingled hope and fear. A Before us l:1y the great. 11nknown. unexplored and llllt'lllll1l'll'l'0ti. What would be our reaction? Happily 1ve now have the'answer anzl that answer is joyous success. Before 1ve had time to recover fl.'lll the successive blo1vs of physics. social problems and the Vill'i0llS advanced languages the dramatic ability in o11r class was called upon to enhance the annual senior play "Growing Pains." Seven members of our class were cast for various ingenius roles and ably performed to make this play o11e of the most S110- cessful in school history. The hitherto unsuspected romantic abilities of Wallace, Robin- son, Marple, Clemson, Huehnergarth. Eager and Herr we1'e as'tonlshingly natural in protrayal. The glee club gave its annual production "Patience" this same semester. Again several members of our class helped make it the success it was. Schuler Ulrich was the never-to-be-forgotten lady-killer and Robert Ifergusun the perfect stooge. Class officers elected te guide the destinies of Ulll' class during this year were President ...,...,..,...........,..... ,..... . .,.. ...,...... .........,.......,.,. ...................... P 1 1 u l Marlile Vice-President ,..,. . ....... Gerald Bowman S0Ul'9f?l1'5' ....... ,. .. ..... Robert La ushey Treasurer ...................,.,.....................,..... ....... . .......,...... ............ . S amuel Congello A All too soon September of 1936 rolled 'l'0llllti and once more we turned from fancv to the grim reality ot school life. But this time we, the n1id-senio1-,- f L H Q ' Continued on page 69 s o . . ... returned Girls' Class Will V We, the graduating elas of Mid 1937, of the Stevens High School in Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, do hereby ordain and establish this, our last will and testament, and by so doing declare all previous documents null and void. Article One: To the school in general: Item One: To the entire body of underclassmen, we bequeath the great peace and quiet which characterized us. Item Two: We leave our brilliancy in Physics Class to the oncoming Seniors. Item Three: Beatie Arnold leaves her bashfulness to all who will appear on the auditorium platform. Article Two: We dispose of the following individually: Item One: Mabel Lynclfs high I. Q. we leave to the next class to take intelligence tests. Item Two: Billie Bitzet-'s "pctiteness" we give to Barbara Kienzy. Item Three: Helen Diller leaves her mirror to Lil Oster. Item Four: Florence Millers "Growing Pains" shall descend upon all bewildered Sophomores. Item Five: Elizabeth Herr-old's super-special projects to someone who never does any. Item, Six: We leave Ilru Frank's privilege of just-about-being-late to the next pe1'son to have her seat in Mr. Oller's homeroom. Item Seve11: Jean Simons gladly bequeaths her 'tshort stature" to Ruth Bigler. I'tem Eight: Nancy Lipp bestowes upon one of our expert accountants the privilege of counting the candy next semester. Item Nine: To Dot Koth we leave Ruth Lamparter's famous expression-"Now there you got something." Article Three: We hereby appoint: Item One: Miss Lost-h as Icgal guardian of 'tJiggers", to be assisted by Mr. Sam McCutcheon. Item Two: Two hyper-active sport fans as the successors to our cheerleaders. Item Three: Dorothy Koth and Thelma Hershey to be executors of this will. Drawn up and atlirmed this thirty-second day of December in thc year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty-six. Signed and sealed : CLASS OF MID-1937 Witnessses: Miss Greiner Miss Munson Mr. Oller Miss Bitner Boys' Class .Will V We, the Ciass of Mid 1937, shouting from the doorways of Messrs. Armstrong, Gehman, and Rex, do proclaim the mass of printed matter below our foremost, hindmost, and only most will and testament. Wills are usually made to be carried out when some- thing is over or dead. That is where this will is different. The Class bf M-37 isn"t going to die! It will carry its fine work and traditions into posterity, Item One: We leave Mr. Eshelman's bazooka to him since it belongs to hiln in the iirst place. fAnyway, who wants itil Item Two: We leave to the Seniors those 'two former M-37 flashes, Blankman and Winnerling, who will return to school in February. Item Three: Armstrong's homeroom leaves its wide assortment of club officers, actors, editors, presidents, athletes, and orators to any Senior homeroom willing to pay the drayayze costs of the plaques. Item Four: Our class, being in an extremely generous state of mind at the time and wishing to do something really big. has decided to build a new school building Eor our followers. This school of ours under construction and will be ready for occupancy about next September if our men work hard enough. Personal Items: -Gainor leaves his ushers uniform to Rev. Hawthorne. -Marple leaves his girl to anyone good enough to take her from him. -Hilton wont give us his fondness for Lombardo. -Bicksler leaves his dancing feet to Howard Slumpf. -The Stagecraft Club leaves its scenery for future plays. -Ulemson's attempted humor should be given to someone who lives miles and miles from Lancaster. -Wallace leaves his acting ability to George Allen. -Ilarold Herr leaves his books to Kenneth Dicely. -Congello leaves his frankness and bubbling verbosity to William Schaeffer. -Huehnergarth leaves his many many alibis to Jim Shreve. Sgned and sealed 'this twentieth day of January, 1937 Class of M-37 witmessesz- Thomas J. Robinson, Esq. Harold Eager Richard Morrow Gerald Bowman "FAREWELL" V HAS we, Mid-Thirty-Seven, bid farewell, And nothing in 1he futu1'e can foretell, , - We feel a pang within our heart Just knowing that we mus't depart. , , "No more we'll hear our learned teachers tell Of things we like to hear so well, Of love and courage that long live, WV1lil'h'02lL'll of us should strive to give. "We hid you keep the flame a-burning bright, For 'twas to us :1 guiding light To our success and aims in life, And overeomiug all our strife. "As on we travel down life's rugged way, And try to do our best each day, We'll iight the lights. with all our night, Till rest mines softly in the night. "Farewell to you, dear teachers, classmates, friends, And erm- our life-long journey ends, ' We hops that we shall meet again, To prove our work was not in vain." Dorothy Moedinger COLORS Royal Blue and White 1 Y MOTTO 'Q "Nou palma sine lahorc lNo vic-tory without lahoizj CLASS FLOWER White Rose Mid ,37 Class Song Kititijtilfiiil P W jittiiihl Words and Music by Grace Shenk I "With grateful llc-arts, we hid farewell To thee, dear Alma Mater. As we are passing from your doors, Our thoughts will fondly linger. II "With pride and joy our hearts are filled' Our dear old Alma Mater, We thank thee for the friendships true, And fellowships together. III "For all the knowledge that we've gained We thank thee, Alma Mater: And may thy teachings be a guide Throughout our lives, forever." "GROWING PAINS" Prvsontvd By THE SENIOR CLASSES OF THE LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOLS By Aurunia R4lllN'L'l'IJI XX'ILI.I.xM L. ,X'rr2HI,laY, Ili1'N'ta1' uw,-gp ,,,,,,, ,..,,,AA... ,,,......,.,......,,..1 X I lun NVulluc1- Mrx. Jlrlnlyn- ., .... Maury Juno Ilcrr I,l'llfl'.9S0l' .... ,.,,. R lurk Alspzlcll Tyr,-U U ...,, l7lUl'1'llCl' Millvr liriun -. ,nlhmllc-1'l Colnlyln-zn'r 11411 U ,,... ..I'z:ul Murph' Onuu' ,,,,,,,, ,.... I Illnrlvs Cla-nxsml lmlph ,,,-,,,,, .... ' Flnnnrls Robinson Mrs. I'aI1v1'sm1 ., ,,.. Ihltll l.znnp:n't1'r lflxip ,,-,,,,.,, ..,,, I 31-My Slnlvrly .Inna ,... A. ,.... Nancy Hvrr Miriam -- .-.I4r'nh'icv Arnold 11411111 ,., .,.. Mary Jc-nnings I'rndvn1-1' - ........ Alva-rin Ruln'ur Snphiv -.. ..Vf......V ............... . lane-t Axe Pyle ....,... ..,....,.,..,,,,.,.. R icllulwl I'Ill0lllll'l'g:ll'th Oman' Ilncllwaltvr .Iam-t Gust , Harold Engl-r .Iam-t Sivrl' l'f"'fU Gllfsfs --- --- l Harold llorr Nancy Houck Milos Hurt Maury Gm-only Traffic OIITCPF --. ............,. .... VS 'illizun McCullc-y Viviun ..,...... - .... BL-tty Brinkman , QWQ f, 'W f A g 0 1 Q: cgi, gf X4 W WZ' ' X filing U 13 1,6 ,. .,?,,!u - . 'Dll21l5AxNIl1Aurll10Ns VIUETTE STAFF Editor-in-clzief Associate Editor -.- .lrlvixvrs ......... - . , -TIIOIIIAIS Robinson ....--,-Jean Simons -.--l". J. IIC-ckmnn Sarull llitner Grudiuxting Members Beatrice Arnold Ethel Bitzer llurold Eager Esther Givant VVi1lian1 Henry Nancy Herr Elizabeth Harrold Ilicharrl Huelmcrgartll Ruth Lzlmpzlrter Mabel Lynch Paul Marple Florence Miller Thomas Robinson Margaret Simon Jean Simons Allan VVnllnce QUILL AND SCROLL Harold Eager Elizabeth Ilcrrold Thomas Robinson .lean Silnons BUYS' S'I'L'lll2N'l' lI0l'NCll, Olllct-rs l'rz'xi1l4'nt .,... ,,,,,,,,.., ,,,, I l alrolsl llvri l'ir'.'-l'l'4'sirlelr1 .. .... illmrlvs Clair S1'l'I'l'flll'U ,.... ,,,.,.,..... J olm N'S'ih1lv1' T1'vux:ll'vr ,.,.,,......, lludllvy Flnry .lflifixrr ,.., Mr. lllurmicv Nl. lilmrsnlv Molnbm-rs Mill-1937 414-l':il1l lluwnlzul GI'lll'fll' Kivnzll- Paul Marple- 1937 I,1-Man' Finlfl' Donzllcl MCl.llll2lCllllIl lic-nm-th H1-rsh Xvilllillll Scl1m'll'er William KnuFl'lnan Jann-s Sllrvw- vV1ll"l'l'l1 Swartz Mid-1938 lliclmrd Ashby Samuel Burr Grcgory Eunnonc 1938 Curl l-'ivkvs lluba-rt link:- llunnld Grofl' .luhn Marion Hobs-rt llnsknmn Franklin Scllnffm-r llulmrl Snaulm-r Mid-1939 llc-an Cnldwvll .lc-rry Myvrs Clmrlrs llolzingvr Paul With-l 1939 .lack Burr Rohn-rt .lnhnsiin lidwanwl llc-m-dick xvilliillll l.eon:ird John Brown Robert Norilulurft Ji-lin Cnuler Ilulmri Slwrts llolu-rl xvlllfl'l'S BOYS' HONOR SOCIETY HONOR s0c1m'1'Y MEMBERS Prvsirlvnt ...... Virc'-I'rcsir1c'nt - - - Surrclrzry ...... Tl'1'Il.Vllrl'l' - . G1-ru! d BONYIHIIH - - . -Thomas Robinson . .--.-.Puul Murph- .Inlnrs Shreve Mid-1937 Guruld HUNYIIHIII Iluruld HL-rr Cluu'lvs Ch-lnsnn Paul Murph- Sannuol Ilungvllo 'l'll0lIl2iS Huhinsnn Ihxrnld Rubinsnn 1937 llicllzllwl liuwrrs Cllnrlrs Cluir liurlcigh Cooprl' Lcstrr Gux'm-r lI4ll'0ld. H4-isry Frank Ilm-fel John Kruniz Sznnucl Barr Charles Bowman Mid- llmmlml RICIAIIHIUIIIIII John Ollrr Waller Parkin VVilli:uln Scllzwilkfx' JEIIIIUS SIIFCYC .hum-s Smith Jum-ph YVirlJuslx 1938 Cluwlvs Picrsnl John Nvilllllfl' GIRLS' HONOR SOCIETY oi-'lflcmxs olf Hoxon socmrv Pn-siflvnl ,,...,,..... ,.,..,,,., I If-utricv Xrnold I'ir'4--Prvsiflent .. .vlilizuln-Iii lic-lrold Scwrvlory ..., .... I Ruth Lalmplrhl Ilisforian ., ...... H1-lon lf- Sponxnr ., ,....,.,..,,..,. .Inhll S Ol Mewllllcrsliip Mid-1937 Iivntricv Arnold Iithvl Bitzi-1' .Klum-du C11-ss4'l I':SHlK'l' Givunt Nancy Ilvrr llvtty Barrick Ik-tty Cornelius Jams- Ellrlmrl Viola Halton Mary Juno Kain Dorothy Koth Ann Buckwnltvr Elizabeth Ill-rrolal Ruth l,:lnlp:u'I4-r Maha-I Lynch Florcncv Milla-1' .lc-:nn Simons 1937 Dorothy Ilvlr-11 I.:-vy Kilulryll Milla-I' Vera Rvesc .ls-an Rinevr llc-gina Smith Bc-atrico VVeuvcr Worrcst Mid-1938 Thcl ma Ethel Heixmmnn Hershey ORCHESTRA l,1auan IC. xvlTTIil,l.. llirvvlur lill.XDlfA'l'lNfi NIIEMHIQRS OF 0RllllliS'l'll.X llharlrs lllvmson Gvorgm- f:l'llIll4'l' Arlvm- Ilnrslwinu-r llvnry Haldy llarolcl II:-rr I':IiZLlll!'Hl llvrrold Robc-rl l,1llISll1'y Ruth l,m-Il-vvl' Rube-rt M1-tzv .I 1-ifvrson M USSOI' Graco Shi-nk Clyde- xYllitIlkl'l' GLEE CLUB Dnnonn' Sunmzu, llirerlra-xx 42HAllUA'I'lNG MEMBERS OF GLEIE CLUB Nlarykatlwrim- Bally lilvaumr lfl'llll1lVK'it Helen V. Ilillc-I' Harold Eager Harry Eager Rnhi-rt F1'l'HllSllIl live-lyn Holm William Ilvnry Nancy Hvrr GIPIIIIH May lloroihy Muvllil Sclulyle-1' Ulrich IHPI' BAND l.l:mu li. NVITTIQLI.. Dirm-lm' tlrndunting Mm-mln-rs llvnry Iluldy llulwrt l.:lusll1-y Huy llurning ltulu-I1 Mollu- DRUM AND BL'GLIi CORPS llrum Major ,,.,.,,.,,.,..,.,, Ardylhz- l,0Fm-vrv l,ill'l'flll' AYA,, ,,,, I ,1-igzh li. VVittvll ROOSISVICIII' III-Y Ollivvrs I'rf-xiflvnl ,.,,., ,,...,,,,,,,,,,, I Roy Amir:-n s Yir1'-l'l'4'si1l0ln' , , .,,,....,, llnrvr-y Kvrn St'l'l't'flll'1l .,Y,,, ,,,, C llmrlcs llulzingvl' Tl'l'flSlH'4'1' , , , . ,,,, .hum-s llrumm Clmpluin , , , . ,Ruin-rl llncklnzm 1'1'l'Sil,l'llf Vim'-I'l'e'x St'1'l'4'flIl'U 'l'1'1'ux11rc1' fflllllllllill LINCOLN HI-Y Ollicvrs ,,.,,,,,'l'lmnms J. Robinson idvnt , , , , . lliclxznni llllvlxm-rgzwlll , , ,, ..,,,......, John Ulla-1' H ,.......,. Paul Nlnrplm- . , , ,, Allan li. Wullurv, Jr. GIIII. IIIZSEIIVIZS SIGMA IIIII lIl.l'Il I'1vsul4'lrl Y,,,,., .,.,.,., , Kmy Bi-vix Yll'1'-l'l'l'SIl1t'Ill , , ,,,, I"lul'1-lwv Millvl' Sm-n'lu1'f1 ,,,,, ,,,,,, N uncy II1-rr Tl'4'llNlIll'l' .. ,.,. Maury .lnlw Kuin A 4Ivixv:' , , Maury lhlckwzilivl' IUN TRICONOS I'r4'xnlvll! ,,....,,, . ,,,,,, A ,,.,,,, , I'i1'v-l'rexi1Ivnl , , , . SP1'l'4'Iul'y ,,,, ,,,,,AY,,YY,YYY Aflvixvlw . , ,. ,.l:um't liuifingio lrvuxurer . , , ,,,,,, ,,,,., , , , , Juno Smith nlilsia- Ilarnish Virginian Kinnvy . Marian VS'crlle'l' Il. Mahi-I Sllvllvy INTIIAMURAI. COUNCIL Prvxirlvnf ......,..,...,..,.,... Ruth Laimpzirtx-r Vim'-Prz'xifIf'nl ., ,.., Ruth FFillllll'0lU'l' Scvrolnrg ,.,, .....,.,.. . Krlvm- G1-hr Spnnxnr .. ..., Virginia li. XVuIhni INTRAMUH AL COUNCIL President ........,............,..,, Ray Gainnr Vicf'-President ...... .... 1 Richard Black Svrrc-tary-'I'rf'r1s11rf'1' ., ,,,, N'Villi:un H1-nry HOCKEY IIHANIPIONS .lm-num' liulwlllvl' Mary .lnnv Karin Hvlty Iiluuios -lfllllil' Kvuvll H4-Ia-ll Gzlrrisml HL-I4-n Lvvy .luzmlw Gran-Il' Slilclrm-cl Nickvl Nlirinm Groll' H1-lwvcn Svhlutlu-I' Ruth Ilunnu .Iunv Smith Ruth lf'l'a1ul1l'1-lu-1', lluphlin FOOTBALL TEAM ffapmin . .,..w,.Y..,.,..,.,.. .lzllnvs Slniih Jimmy:-r .. ..........,..,.. Burleigh Ilonpvr fiom-Inav ,, .,., Il, C. Madison, l. J. Sh-hmzm DEBATING TEAM lim-tty Barrick litlu-I Ha-innmun Ma-riall livncllum Jam- l,mn1ml't1-1' llurutlly Coldrcn llclen Levy livliy Curnvlius Dorothy Luiz .ll-an llvckzlrd Alicv Martin Maury Ds-I.nng M4-lnnir Pollock Jam- l':hl'll1lI't .lr-an Rim-4-r rll1l'iNl'1' ,,.,., ........ . .... N Vin. F. Dillvr LICADIERS' CORPS Cupluin .,.............. ........ l lllzwlvs Gibbs Viz-0-lfuplflin ...... .... I :unc-s Dlfllflvl' Yir'v-fiuplrzin ....... ,..WV:n'ron Bell S1'1'l'vh1ru-'I'l'0r1srlrv1' -. .,,..... John Iimig SIN!!!-Wil' ..........., ...Junws .l. Nm-ly Nj pc :1:::::-A--:::::::::::p1:::::::::::::::: ----- :::: TELEPHONE 2f8966 BEN S. I-IARNISH 'rmtmg 916 N. CHRISTIAN STREET LANCASTER, PA. PRINTER OF THE "VIDETTE" gl-L2 L. B. HERR 8: SON ' for your needed requirements in Stationery, Fountain Pens, and Pencils, Blank Books, Books, Printing 46-48 WEST KING STREET They supply the schools with all they need. They can supply you Tour Better Gifts pi! 'Your Standard School Ring i Prizes and Trophies Watches and Watch Repairing Service and Satisfaction Shop At ZOOICS JEWELRY STORE l so NORTH QUEEN STREET Let Us Serve You Black Magic Anthracite Coal Shell Fuel Oil RALPH W. COHO 22 West Chestnut Street Diul 5141 ---v ............. Q- ...................... ----- :boc-:i: ------ -A------oo-----------'---------"-- AFTER THE SHOW il Enjoy that Bite to Eat at the German Village -A:::::o::::::::::::::-- -e:::::::::::::::::r::: SHAFFNER JEWELRY STORE 24 WEST CHESTNUT M. A. SHAFFNER r ROBERT s. REAM "Two Doors from the Post Office :- Just as Reliable" SWELL HAMBURGS 1 CHOCOLATE MILK Meet the Gang at BRANSBYS DINER - South Prince Sheet DELICIOUS OYSTERS FRENCH FRIES "jewelry of the Better Sort Since I8Q3N J. F. APPLE COMPANY, INC. LANCASTER PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of the standard rings and pins for the Lancaster High Schools. Be sure your ring or pin has the Apple mark which carries a permanent guarantee. FRED ROUF'S SONS Flowers 601 SOUTH QUEEN STREET LANCASTER, PA. ' fc II "You Get the Flowers You Like, 'You Like the Flowers 'You Get." Tes, We Make Corsagcs Phone 212814 DON'T NEGLE CT YOU R TEETH S"EC'?J5H'ZiEf'2!f,T,ES,'g"GH DR. LAW -- DENTIST -- successor to DR. FRIEDLANDER 64 NORTH QUEEN STREET -A--A------A-----------,------------------- --A May 'Your School Days Be Happy and Profitable. vv JAMES H. ROSS 18 East King Street Lancaster, Pa. B O W Nl A N S 1-1. 1 DUKE ar CHESTNUT I PARKER .. wA1-cr-4Es WATERMAN PENS " PRIZE TRoPr-rrEs I I L ', , LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE Isrsr YEAR, Secretarial, Accounting, Stenographic Courses for High School Graduates and College Students Individual Advancement. Free Placement Service New classes are formed each Monday. For catalog, address: Registrar, 48 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa. 'W II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 1 I I I I I I I II A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I 4 -rv Il I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II 4 'I I I I " You'll like 'em Boys, theyre great." New color, new leathers, new shapes . . . Shaub's quality and fit. Every pair a headliner. Come in and try them on. SHAUB'S SHOE SHOP 18-20 no. queen street ::::::::::::::::::::::q p:::-::::::::::::::::: U lx , PENN DAIRIES, INC. :: :Q Wm' Gm Producers of ll 0 nu tl Can be as fine as the P E Sentiment that Prompts wr . . Quality Responsible for Its Popularityx It If you buy Here II ll . VITAMIN D MII-K gg 1: M. Norman Balr A better milk with increased Jeweler ,,,,,,i,i,,,,a,,,,,,,,e I54 EAST KING STREET 2::::::::::::::::::::::l b::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::oIrI II:::::::::::f::::::-::: I, II Parker Pens 8- Pencrls Brcyeles ll mv ll 00m,nf,w.f8 I 55 SHENK BROTHERS ll li Of Sporting Goods 595 Toys W- W. M ALEY I: :I 30-32 west King sneer nn n H Spalding Reach ll ll ::::::::::::::::::::::.r r,::::1e::::::::::::::, I If-g.,-5-,H if AR f Kgs D LA LAN Mrller 8 Hartman dl ,iii , :Low A ' Wholesale Dzstrzbutors 3- 4' :219l'5W f -. ' K 5! I f ff--"" E' lg-T is 1 gif ,Irv fl fl ' if ,iff af I 5:.rh' ,..:- .,- . . I ungfebrs Jacobs' Shirt Shop ON THE SQUARE Newest in Men's Wear SODA CANDY CLYDE H. COOPER Prescription Druggist 154 North Queen Street Free Delivery Anywhere Any Time Cigarettes Cigars BARBER'S BEAUTY SALON Specialists in Sculptured Bobs and Perlnnnant Waves, Finger Wave and Marcello Waves to Fit Your own Typo E. S. BARBER, Prop. Phone 2 S908 l42 East King Street Come On, Students, Let's Support Our "TEAM" Before and After the Game Meet the Gang At POP'S 240 West Orange Street FRED F. GROFF, INC. FUNERAL SERVICE WEST ORANGE ST. AT 234 LANCASTER, PA. OUR BUSINESS ls to Give You Up to:thefminute Drug Store Service J. A. Miller Co., Inc. Prescription Druggist 56 North Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. BOYS' CLASS HISTOR l'-continued from page 45 tu- svltool :tru lurzls ova-1' alll. We wort- tops. livc-1'y key pnsitiml in sc-html mmf: nntlvr tho 3.C'llilllllll'0 of some lllilllliltll' of our 1-lass. Ilzlmhl IIv1'1' czlpzuhly multi-tzllocl thc- "nlzy's" :intl "XVlll'l'00f.H" of the Stnmh-nl t'onnm'il with 1':1nl Mzxrplv and Gvmlcl Bnwnnln :lhly assisting hiln. Tllonms I'l0ilil1SUl1 wus zlppoilitecl lixlitrrx'-Iii-t'l1i4-f of tho Vicluttt- illlti is to ho unn- llwmletl for his oxcollvnt work. Ho was given vnluzllrlo Slllllltlfl hy llnruhl lialgmx Pan! Murplv. Allan XVZIHRIUK' and Ric-11:u'd IIl1vl1x1e1':1:1i'th. The Honor Soviety was equally well lllilllilfllli hy lll0!llilf'l'N of um' 1-hiss. Gvrultl How- nnln wats its presitlvllt. with 'l'illllliFlS lie.luin4::n :le Vifl'-1ll'l'Sitit'1li. .tml l':u1l Biilfllit' aw St't'l't1llll'y. Utlwr 1111-111lwl's from mn' vlalss xvt-ro II:n-nhl Iil'l'l', Snnnn-l Uongelln, Hnrulcl liuhinson, and Ullnrles CIPIIISUII. In ntlllvtivs too. mn' c-hiss was mul tu ho clvniocl. with t'1':111u-r. Walllalcv. Ilalhly Horning. Luuslivy. Mamtlwllzi :intl Mvntzvr t'lll'l'yillj.Z' on in fuutlnanll :intl lmwlivtlunll. The unnu.-xl f'ill'iNfl1l5lS 1l1'01.!l'Illll K'lll'l'i0li out in l'lPlljllllt'li0ll with thv svnimn' vlnxw was :x 1.'fl'Pllf silt-ce-ss and its lll0lll'I'y will forever linger with ns. Then nzuno eamls. pllotognziplms, omtwirul 1-cnlnttlstx :tml iinnl l'XIlIll4 svrvc-rl to rm-lniml ns that g:1':ulu:1tio11 was :it hand. Quickly ill stu-vossioii followed rho B:u-vlllalreattv sermon :viz St. I':1nl's Mvrlnulisl l'llll1'2'll. the- f'ti1lllllOlll'0llll'iii vxs-rm-isq-R att which time tho four 0l'2li0l'S of our class. Ilarolxl Ile-rr, Paul Mztrplv. II:11'old liuhinrmn :tml Allan Wul- lawv, were :1c'4'o1'cletl due l1o11o1': and iinzllly wo Sillfllli 'tho vrmviiing sovinl vvvnt of mn' 4-lnss, the Senior Prom amid :1 swim of splemlor :xml gznioty. At lzlst the C'lIl'!ilill has been rung down on tho llfillllll of mu' high school days, 1lnyS wo will ftll'0VE'l' crltwisli dm-11 i11 our lu-arts with their joys. tht-ir sm'rows :intl their :u'l1ivve-- nie-nts. I11 1l2l1'fillS, may we ever strive to livt up to this uolmlv Ylllllillllllll. "Ll-'i ns he mon :nnung men." r""f::1::f:::f::ff::-0:22:22:::::::::::::::::::"r ll U ll U 55' APPEL WEBER 55 il ll M A Store Devoted to the 55 Better Gifts in jewelry ll ll QE 40 NORTH QUEEN STREET QE 23333333:3::::::::::3::3:':5::::::33:::::3?:3::3::i Y:::::::::::::::::: '::::::x::::::I:::::Y H F. METTFETT 8 BRO. Rememberff Il if Northern Market House when you need Dairy Products ll ' ll II n-mc1s4m1ss Free mlimy Sylvan Vlew H :I . To appease that after theatre ll EE For Quahty or dance appetite gg Seafood, Fruit 8 Vegetables Sylvan VIEW lf Hager E99 Bro. Inc. 25-31-West King Street Ofhcial Photographer for "Vidette" Ask to see our Portrait Extraordinary- The Picture that looks like an etching. Special prices on Dozen lots Photograph Studio, Second Floor Phone 6111 Franklin Sz Marshall College LANCASTER, PENNA. Estnlnlislled 1787 Complete four-year course of study lending to the degree of A.B., B.S., and B.S. in Economics. Adequate training for stu- dents preparing to enter Med- ia-nl and Engineering Schools :tml for Commercial Chem- islry. Course in Economics und Business Administration in 1ll'0DIll'llll0ll for business life. Full rt-quircinents for State Pertiticnte to teach in High Schools. John A. Schaeller, Ph.D., Se.D. l'1'esitlcut New lfackenthal Laboratories -A ---- ---A-A ---- :nc-A: GO TO DARMSTAETTEITS 37 N. QUEEN ST. for Typewriters, Stationery, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Note Books, Note Papers and Other School Supplies. Altar the Su You Game at the A DELECTO CONFECTIONERY V Cor. 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