Camp Hill High School - Camillon Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1938 volume:

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Columbia University--M.A. Teacher of History and Mathematics Adviser of the Senior Class FORLWORD In this, Camp Hill High Schoo1's first yearbook, the class of 1958 has attempted to present a pictorial history of the 1937-58 School year, and preserve for future perusal the records and achievements of our class. When the memories of school and classmates are somewhat dimmed by time, may the sight of this book recall pleasant experiences and happy times en- joyed in our Alma Mater, Camp Hill High. YEAR BGDK STALL Miss Florence Collier--Adviser Jack Martin -------- Lois Sauter -------- Robert Speck ------- Donald Spau1ding--- warren Sellers ----- Carl Stitzel ------- Robert Oberdorf ---- Robert Fickenscher- Betty M. Martin ---- Robert Bigler ------ Bernadine Colestock ----------- ------------ Bette Martin ------- Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Business Manager Literary Editor Activity Editor Sports Editor ------------------------Art Editor Photography Editor Treasurer Typist Typist Typist 1 I ' 1'.l '117i? l 5yfw K' u ft, Q 1',Hl 5JJW x -E 5 1a IgWMu E 1 - - ,.fj,24Sf 'V g' ' ,A1A. Q f- Q. Q X N fmlflwlll ' ' i F Q, , ff xp rw .X ' . XX? Ny AHMAMWNWZWWPAHWWWN Mr. Fred Bower Principal Albright College--A.B Columbia University Mr. LeRoy J. Kline Supervising Principal Franklin and Marshall CollegemA.B University of Pennsylvania--M.A. Miss Emma Eichelberger Secretary Camp Hill High School Miss Marion Arnold Dental Hygienist West Virginia Univers ity University of Pennsylvania Mr. J. Roger Dunn Geography, Journalism, Public Speaking Shippensburg State Teachers College--B.S Columbia University--M.A. Miss Gertrude Gingrich English Lebanon Valley College--A.B. Pennsylvania State College Mr. Fred Graham Hygiene and Physical Education Slippery Rock State Teachers College--B.S University of Pittsburgh Mr. Paul B. Farber Music American School of Music Miss Lucretia Heisey Mathematics Dickinson College--A.B. Columbia University Miss Dorothy Kendall Art Carnegie Institute of Technology-- Columbia University Mr. D. L. Knohr Biology, Physics, Chemistry Shippensburg State Teachers Colleg Penn State College Miss Fay E. Littley Commercial Beaver College--B.S. Beechwood Hill School Mr. John P. Maguire Science and History 6 Susquehanna University--A.B. Penn State College A B Miss Margaret H. Middleton School Nursq John Hopkins University Penn State College Miss Sally Ann Miller Home Economics Indiana State Teachers College--B.S. Mrs. Amy Botts Swab Music West Chester State Teachers College New York University Miss Harriet Glenn Williams English Geneva College--A.B.--O.B. Columbia University Miss Viola M. Wilt Latin and French Irving College--A.B. Columbia University--M.A. ! R' N 58, , gl 5, . .-Liimfg? 1f'g ,. 8 BQARD OL EDUCATION Mr. C. E. Berner ----- ----- President Mrs. W. C. Enterline -------- Vice President Mr. T. W. McMil1en ---------- Treasurer Mr. U. G. Fry -------- ----- Secretary Mr. C. Lloyd Eater Mr. William R. Naugle A ig! :N g ' 2 x. fi E Hf 1,15 I -Wlnflw ,E Ki W I L ,M 31 y xf fig U H51 'r M1'5'4l-lliilii ' S 1 'H f 1 'L X , S ,Q ': MN! L12glNq ' l f1'L. S , MX 5 iggiq I if lv,, ' Ji' 55,181 5555 SL-NIORS OFFICERS Miss Florence Collier ------ Adviser Robert Speck --------------- President Jack Wise ------------------ Vice President Carl Stitzel --------------- Secretary Betty M. Martin ------------ Treasurer MOTTO nAh, but a men's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a Heaven for?n--Browning FLOWER Yellow Rose COLORS Maroon and Gray CLASS POEM Off to the road we wander, To the road of life and success, To the life that is joyous and carefree: That is full of happiness. we leave with a bit of sorrow, Knowing the joys that we have found, Only thinking of the morrow And the life for which we are bound. --La Dove Elizabeth K. Aucker Cheerful Cherub Dramatic Club Jr. Sr. Prom Com ittee Senior Play Committee Richard Batley 'Uk noble man is he President of student council Football manager 5, 4 Baseball manager 3, 4 Paul R. Beattie NA combination of brawn and brainsn Football 2, 5, 4 Student Council National Honor Soc iety James William Benson 1 am that I mn Band Glee Club Orchestra Anthony P. Besch 'What this country needs is a better sax player Band Orchestra Glee Club Nicholas G. Besch UA man's a mann Calendar com ittee 4 Football 4 Robert Bigler NToday he is a mann Editor of High Light Honor Society Student Treasurer of High School Helen S. Bowman 'That rare combination - charm and intellegence Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4 Miriam Charmeline Brennon 'That love for uniforms Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Red Cross Club Frank G. Buchle nSleep, it is a gentle thingn Science Club Football Junior Supper Com ittee Helen Charles nStill waters run deepn Press Club Mixed Chorus Sophomore Play Pauline M. Goble NGive me a date in a Buick Eightn Red Cross Club Mixed Chorus Jr. Sr. Prom Committee Bernadine Colestock 'Her Sec.-Trees. Student Council National Honor Society Newspaper Staff Timothy John Crowley uThat gift of oratoryn Senior Play Basketball Sophomore Play Martha Elizabeth Dapp 'When love and duty clash, let duty go Student Council Honor Society Class President 1 laughter is like tinkling bellsn to smashn Karma Dean HA pleasant manner, and a goodly meinn Senior play cast Library Club 4 Year Book Com ittee Richard W. Deissler nAnd I to my pledged word am truen Sports Editor of High Light Orchestra Band John Down nTo drum his only joyn Band 4 Senior play cast Football 4 Jean Farber WA sweet and lovely dispositionn Jr. Sr. Prom Committee 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Poster Committee 4 Robert W. Fickenscher HThe essence of quietude and congeniality' Senior play cast Band Year Book staff Ross Garman nHe'd rather lead a bandn Baseball 2, 5,'4 Royal Knights Boys Chorus Kathryn J. Grove NThere lies a bit of deviltry this mild exteriorn Basketball Team Mixed Chorus Senior Play Joseph A. Hayes 'ignorance is blissn Senior Play Cast Invitation committee 4 Jean Handwerk nDon't take life too seriously Cheer Leader Senior Play Cast Mixed Chorus Kenneth F. Hem inger 'Qll that glitters is not gold Senior Play Cast Assembly committee 4 beneath ll Max Hempt 'Has he reached the height of his caree Football 5, 4 Basketball 3, 4--Captain 4 Baseball 5, 4 Margaret Hertzler nLaughter is a most healthful exertion Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Mixed Chorus Robert A. Hunt uAn idle brain is the devil's workshoo' Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Cast President of Athletic Association Donald G. Kre is er HHe is a man worth any womann Football 5, 4 Senior Play Cast Isabelle Helen Lefever nFair, and fairer than the wor Secretary 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4 dll Her Mildred Mapes 'Her voice is ever soft and gentlen Drum Major Jr. Sr. Prom Committee Year Book Com ittee Betty M. Martin air, her manners all who knew, admir'dN Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4--Captain 4 Honor Society 3, 4 John Edward Martin HWe1l, here I amln Football 2, 3, 4 Editor of year book Senior Play Cast Bette E. Martin nF1ashes a captivating smilen Girls basketball Nwnager Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Invitation Committee 4 Mary Elizabeth Morris uChangeab1e as the weathern Mixed Chorus Jr. Sr. Prom Committee Allen Nonemaker nLittle man what now?n Orchestra Band Glee Club Robert Oberdorf 'Look and he'll smile thy gloom away Sophomore Play 2 Athletic Association Play 2 Basketball Manager 5, 4 Lois Evelyn Sauter nTo know her is to love hern Student Council Basketball Year Book Staff Janet Mae Schaeffer nArtists are born not maden Mixed Chorus Poster Committee Junior Dramatic Club Warren S. Sellers nPerseverence has its rewardu High Light Staff Debating Club Student Council Walter Shambach nHe shall no task declinen Secretary-Treasurer, National Honor Society Treasurer, Athletic Association Leader, Dance Orchestra Richard Sides WWisdom's self oft seeks retired soltituden fl President of Red Cross Council High Light Staff Donald Spaulding How charming is divine philosophy' Year Book Staff High Light Staff Robert Speck nLets goin Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Sophomore Play 2 Carl N. Stitzel nThat 'yen' for lower classmenn Class secretary 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Donald R. Storey nAdministration of joy to feminine hearts Orchestra Mixed Chorus Plays 2, 5, 4 Brandt Reese Strock UThis Liberty is all that I requestn nLittle Baseball 2, 5, 4 Basketball 2, 5, 4 Property committee 4 Jane Topliss bit of mischief scattered 'roundn Senior Play Cast Debating Club 3, 4 Finance Com ittee 4 Raymond Weigle A man of silent mood Mixed Chorus Football 2 Publicity committee Karl Westfall HA mighty man is hen Football 5, 4 Property com ittee 4 I! John Hise Wise NAS his name impliesn Honor Society President of Debating Club Senior Play Elizabeth H. Wolf 'Loves labors lostn Basketball 5, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Press Club 5 Robert Wolfe NYou gotta be a football heron Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Chairman of property committee 4 ' Jane E. Wueschinski uShe uttereth piercing eloquencen Honor Society Chief Librarian Debating Club CLASS HISTQRY As we approach the end of our schooling in Camp Hill our remarkable his- tory spreads before us. We should recall the childish pranks reminiscent of elementary school, the first silk stockings and long pants in Junior High, and the intense education C?J in Senior High. After the first six years, of which all that clings to the memory is the trip from the crowded high school to the new and roomy Nathan C. Schaeffer Building, the combined pupils of the Lincoln and Nathan C. Schaeffer Buildings sought higher education in the High School. Here we added an excessive share of fun and ability in singing, sports, and studies for the school's betterment Our beginnings in social affairs were seventh and eighth grade class parties and hikes. Freshmen, the precarious title of our next year, was a name that swelled our chests and heads. This year held for the boys a timidity at approaching their sweethearts for dates to the class party and hikes. As Sophomores the upper-classmen invited us to the sparkling dance and entertainment of the All-school Party. Robert Speck launched into his acting career as nScroogen in the Christmas assembly play, 'Mr. Scroogen, by Ashley Miller. Another play, uChristmas Destinyu, by Dorothy Allan, took honors at the assembly. A class party and hikes held our attention the re- mainder of the year. Then we started a momentous Junior year. We staged a most successful Junior Supper to provide for the Junior-Senior Prom, an excellent dinner and dance held at the Hershey Park Country Club for our farewell to the Seniors. We selected class rings, pennants, class colors--moroon and gray, and class flower--yellow rose. This year was marked with many new projects. A student council was organized, a dance orchestra, composed mostly of members of our class, was formed, and a school paper--the High Light--was started with many of our class on the staff. Cur first move as exalted Seniors was to hold a glittering Ha11owe'en I Dance with the old gym unrecognizable under awe provoking decorations. Bril- liant entertainment was later provided by a hike to Oyster's Bridge. Bob Hunt and Karma Dean were unsurpassable in the leads of the Senior Play, NCaptain Applejackn, by Walter Hackett. The hospitality of the Juniors at the Prom was enjoyed. we carry off top honors of the school with this year book, the first of its kind in the school. After much difficulty in making and financing, for which we have had a rum age sale and bake sale, this book is now in your hands. A band of excellent male singers was the pride of the class. This class of fifty-four members, remaining from the seventy-seven in the first grade, at commencement closes its books and leaves a remarkable history for other classes to emulate. CLASS Wan We, the senior class of 1958, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our first and last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills made by us. we give, devise, and bequeath the following, to wit: 1. Helen Charles' shrinking modesty to Kenneth Bender. 2. Jack Martin's art of making love to Joan Porter. 5. Karl Westfall's ability in athletics to John nCootyn Mapes. 4. Lois Sauter's ability to put her hair up to Mary Lou Graham. I v Helen Bowman's modesty to Ruth Hershey. 'Buzzn Strock's love for blondes to Arthur Johnson. Jane Wueschinski's management of the library to Marjorie Cornelius. Jack Wise's calm and cool manner to Sheila Spaulding. Margaret Hertzler's ability to play basketball to Martha Hoffert and Marie Heffner. Donald Storey's ability to talk about nothing to Marjorie Tate. Carl Stitzel's love for lower-classmen to Leon Gonzalez. Betty Wolf's and Dick Diessler's eternal love to Louise Hudson and Fred- Dapp. Max Hempt's height, love for brunettes, horses, and loud clothes to Buddy Grove. Isabelle Lefever's innocence to Marion Wanbaugh. Donald Spaulding's scientific ability to Robert Cook. Jean Handwerk's excitable manner to Natalie Siebert. Dick Batley's ability to attract the fairer sex to Raymond Cunningham. Mildred Mapes' love for out-of-town boys to Helen Pealer. Miriam Brennen's faithfulness to Jack Yerkes. Karma Dean's romantic moods to Faye Stewart and Junior Crider. Ross Garman's crooning ability to Harold Dietrich. Tony Besch's ability to play the saxaphone to Charles Snyder. Bob Bigler's ability to play the trumpet to Charles Kuhn. Bob Hunt's ability to translate French to Elizabeth Wood. Paul Beattie's ability to shoot baskets to Bob Davis. Nick Besch's ability to make puns to Robert Kuhnert. John Down's playfulness to Richard Pierce. Frank Buchle's ability to do chemistry experiments to Charles Sauter. Elizabeth Aucker's ability to waste time in the office to Annajane Overheim. Martha Dapp's poise to Jacob Nailor. Don Kreiser's ability to catch on to things to Trudie Stailey. Kenneth Hemminger's musical ability to Betsy Munroe. Warren Seller's ability to jerk sodas to Sam Froelich. Betty M. Martin's innocent smile to Elnora Heicher. Joe Hayes' smoothness to Albert Harclerode. T. J. Crowley's nyes-mann ability to Jean Zimmerman. Bob Fickenscher's curly hair and light complexion to Bob Wallet. Bette E. Martin's moodiness to Ted Deeter. Bob Oberdorf's paper route to Bob Sleighter and Mae Kaltrider. Allen Nonemaker's ability to rob the cradle to Bill Hemperly. Walter Shambach's dignity to Penroe Romberger. Bob Speck's ability to carry-on to Virginia Rogers. Bernadine Colestock's ability to ucut-upn to Bob McMi1len. Raymond Weigle's misplaced eyebrow to Bob MacCachran and David Weidler to see if they can raise one between them. Jane Topliss' love of pine trees to Maxine Wetherall. Janet Mae Schaffer's artistic temperament to June Plank and Jean Pierce. Pauline Coble's worldly wiseness to Dick Nailor. Mary Morris' interest in the opposite sex to Mary Krietzer and Peggy Black Dick Sides' sophistication to Vincent Marks. James Benson's ability to run out of gas to Stailey Watson and Margeurite Harling. Bob Wolf's ability to play football to Harold Hooker. Jean Farber's ability to have two dates in one night to Betty McFarland and Eleanor Groover. Katty Grove's tendency to fall for football players to Virginia Moore. Signed The Class of NSBU CLASS PROPMLCY It is 1940 and the great C.H.H.S. Broadcasting station has decided to have a home-coming week for the members of the class of '38. Don Storey, international correspondent and scribe this epoch making event boards a news commentator, who is to de- train and starts for New York. Accompanying him is the crack newsreel cameraman, Joe Hayes. The con- ductor of the train, Red Hemminger, informs them that on the train is Jean Handwerk, famous Hollywood star with her publicity agent, Bob Hunt The train, engineered by Buzz Strock, goes at a great speed but sudden- ly crashes into a car. When the wreck is untangled, the state police- men, Bob Bigler and Karl Westfall, discover that the car contained a group of their classmates also on their way to New York. The car was driven by that internationally known polo player, Max Hempt, and his friend, Miss Martha Dapp, a well-known debutante. With them were the coach of the University of Pennsylvania and his friend, Miss Margaret Hertzler, football team, Paul Beattie, an eminent business woman. Al- though the automobile was wrecked, no serious injuries were suffered and the group continues its journey. Arriving at the New York Central station they find Dick Deissler at the information desk and learn he is Walter Winchell, Betty Wolfe. Nicholas them to the Ritz Carlton where they are sophisticated manager, Richard Batley. At the hotel Kathryn Grove as desk dining room head-waiter Bob Fickenscher the husband of that feminine Besch, the taxi driver, takes welcomed by the suave and clerk checks them in. In the greets them,and they learn that Pauline Coble has the hotel beauty parlor. Bernadine Colestock, the charming hostess, can chat with them only a few minutes since she has other important guests to greet. Among these are Jane Wueschinski, the most temperamental actress on the stage, and Jack Martin, New York's most brilliant lawyer. At the studio, they are shown into the C.H.H.S. station, Walter Shambach, the office of the president of by his private secretary, Mildred Mapes. Here they are introduced to the sponsor of their program Dick Sides, president of the Ritzy Dress Co.3 with him is his leading designer, Karma Dean, and his most beautiful models, Isabelle Lefever and Lois Sauter. The master of ceremonies is that smooth-voiced announcer, Don Kreiser, who presents the lovely swing queen, Bette Martin, accompanied by the C.H.H.S. orchestra some of whose members are Tony Besch, John Down, Allen Nonemaker, Jim Benson, and Ray Weigle. There follow inter- views with the newly selected Supreme Court Justice, Jack Wise, and the Mayor of New York, Robert Speck. In an operatic duet Janetmae Schaeffer and Ross Garman are accompanied by Warren Sellers. The program is in- terrupted by the American Ambassador to the Court of St. James, Carl Stitzel, with his secretary, Helen Charles. A tap dance by Jean Farber, Mary Morris, Elizabeth Aucker, and Miriam Brennon follows and a talk on education by Professor Betty M. Martin concludes the program. On the way out of the studio we see first aid being administered by nurse Helen Bowman to T. J. Crowley, the silliest comedian in radio. we are put into our cab by doorman, Frank Buchle. Our driver this time is that big he-man, Bob Wolfe who is working his way through. At the hotel we buy a paper and see on the front page a cartoon by Bob Oberdorf about Don Spaulding's latest scientific discovery. We finally go to our rooms tired but happy after seeing once more all our dear old classmates. Enevam A Mr. Dunn --------------------- Adviser Fred Depp -------------------- President Bob MoCachran ---------------- Vice President Louise Hudson ---------------- Secretary Natalie Siebert -------------- Treasurer ELEVEN B Miss Wilt -------------------- Adviser Penroe Romberger ------------- President ' Majorie Cornelius ------------ Vice President Eleanor Heicher -------------- Secretary Kathryn Gulden --------------- Treasurer TEN A Mr. Knohr ---------------------- Adviser Bowman Brown ------------------- President William Berry ------------------ Vice President Avis McCarter ------------------ Secretary Jean Trimble ------------------- Treasurer TEN B Miss Williams ------------------ William Horter ----------------- George Meiley ------------------ Majorie Quinlan ---------------- Jean Sherburne ----------------- Adviser President Vice President Secretary Treasurer s NINE A Mr. Graham ------------------- Adviser Frank Burns ------------------ President James Hager------- ------ - ---- Vice President Ann Harding ------------------ Secretary Donald Black ---- ------------- Treasurer Miss Litt1ey-- Richard Miller James Meade--- Dorothy Barr-- Robert Essig-- NINE B Adviser President Vice President Secretary Treasurer EIGHT A Miss Gingrich ------ ----------- Adviser Ben Landis ---- ----------------- President Ruth Knerr --------------------- Vice President Jeannette Erickson ------------- Secretary Edward Hoy --------------------- Treasurer Miss Miller- Eicaa-l'r B Carl Wassman------------------- Dean Minnick- Jean Naugle- Helen Martin Adviser President Vice President Secretary Treasurer E5E1N'EIhI !X Mr. Maguire ------------------ Adviser Richard James ---------------- President Clyde Fisher ----------------- Vice President Jean Eater ------------------- Secretary Jack Harris ------------------ Treasurer SEVEN B Miss Heisey ------------------ Adviser John Rauch ------------------- President Mary Lindenberger ------------ Vice President Doris Snyder ----------------- Secretary Robert Latham ---------------- Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Kline -------- ---- Adviser Richard Batley -------- President Fred Dapp ------------- Vice President Bernadine Colestock---Secretary-Trea Martha Dapp Bernadine Colestock Richard Batley Warren Sellers Paul Beattie Fred Dapp Penroe Romberger Betty McFarland Marjorie Cornelius Gerald Byrem Betty Stevens Mary Dunlap SUTGI' Dorothy McFadden William Gluck Louise Andrews Frank Burns Francis Wood John Stailey Richard Miller Ann Bowman Karl Wassman Jean Naugle John Raush Geraldine Simpson Richard James Xq- L L iw gf' '- PQQ ' H, A X ALM . -T , ' ', s v fu, 1. -I. . . 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All members of the senior high school faculty take part in selecting the members bf the National Honor Society from the junior and senior classes. Not more than fifteen precent of any class may belong to the organization. Robert Bigler ------ Robert McMillan ---- Richard Sides ------ Clermont Powell ---- Louise Hudson ------ Trudie Stailey ----- Richard Deiss1er--- Warren Sellers ----- Jean Zimmerman ----- Richard Batley ----- Gerald Byrem ------- Leon Gonzalez ------ Bernadine Colestock Bette Martin ------- NEWSPAPER STAHL Mr. J. Roger Dunn--Adviser -------------------------Editor-in-chief -------------------------Associate Editor -------------------------News Editor --------------- - -------Assistant News Editor -------------------------Feature Editor -------------------------Social Editor -------------------------Sports Editor -------------------------Alumni Editor -------------------------Exchange Editor -------------------------Business Manager -------------------------Advertising Manager -------------------------Circulation Manager -------------------------Typist -------------------------Typist SENIOR I-he-I-I DRAMA'rlc: CLUB Miss Harriet Williams---Adviser Betty McFarland --------- President David Weidler ----------- Vice President Marjorie Tate ----------- Secretary Avis McCarter ----------- Treasurer FQED CROSS CLUB Miss Harriet Williams---Adviser Richard Sides ----------- President Betty McFarland --------- Vice President Helen Pealer ------------ Secretary Jean Sherburne ---------- Treasurer SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Knohr ------------------------------ -Adviser Robert Cook ----------------------------- President Raymond Cunningham --------------------- -Vice President Harold Hooker --------------------------- Treasurer Albert Harclerode --------------- -------- Secretary ATHLETIC AssoClA1-nom Mr. Fred Bower ----------------------- Robert Hunt ----------------------------- David Weidler ------------------------ Walter Shambach --------- ----- ---------- - Betty McFarland- ----------------- 4 ----- - Adviser President Vice President Treasurer Secretary all i 7 I-IBRARY CLUB Miss Viola Wilt --------- ------------ Adviser Jane E. Wueschinski ------------------ President Maxine Wetherall --------------------- Vice President Marjorie Cornelius ------------------- Secretary-Treasurer ART CLUB Miss Dorothy Kendall ----------------- Adviser Margaret Schaeffer ------------------- President Janet McHolland ---------------------- Secretary BAND Mr. Paul B. Farber -------- ------- Director James Benson --------------- ----- Drum Major Mildred Mapes ---------------- ---- Drum Major Randall Dunlap -------------------- Student Manager ORCHESTRA Mrs. Amy Botts Swab --------------- Director Sherman Doebler ------------------- Student Director CANDl..E.m.nc5n-41' Mrs. Swab ------------------ Director Betty M. Martin ------------ Pianist Natalie Siebert ------------ Pianist JUNIOR C3-LEE CLUB Mrs. Swab -------- ---------- Director Betty Cleveland ------------ Pianist DEBATING CLUB Miss Florence Collier ----- Faculty Adviser Jack Wise ----------------- President Warren Sellers ------------ Vice President Jane Topliss -------------- Recording Secretary Jane Wueschinski ---------- Corresponding Secretary Jack Martin Marjorie Cornelius Sheila Spaulding Arthur Johnson This yeag for the First time,the Debating Club entered the Pennsylvania Forensic League winning second place in the district contests with Carlisle and Mechanicsburg. Samoa PLAY 'Captain Applejacku by Walter Hackett Directed by Mrs. Gertrude Shultz Stage Sets by Mr. John P. Maguire and Miss Dorothy Kendall Lush ----- --------- -------------- -------- Mrs. Agatha Whatcombe ------------- ---------- Poppy Fair -------------- ----- ----------- Ambrose Applejohn ---------- ----------------- -Walter Shambach Jack Martin -Martha Dapp Margaret Hertzler -Bernadine Colestcck Jean Handwerk -Robert Hunt Dennet ------------------- ------------------ Jack Wise Donald Storey Mr. Pengard ------- - ---------------------------- John Downs Mrs. Pengard ------- ---------- ------- ------ Jane Wheschinski Jane Topliss Borolsky -------------------------------------- Joe Hayes Robert Speck Anna ----------------------------------- ------ Karma Dean Johnny Jason ---------------- ----------- ------ -Kenneth Hemminger Maid --------------- ------------------ - ----- Katherine Grove Pirates -------- ------ ------------------- --Richard Deissler T. J. 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A- Y' -- - - - - -. -- - 551005975 LGDTBALL TLAM Mr. Fred Graham -------------- Coach Richard Batley --------------- Manager Robert McMi11en -------------- Assistant Manager Ted Deeter ------------------- Assistant Manager Don Kreiser Max Hempt Walter Shambach Jack Martin Carl Stitzel Bob Speck William Hemperly Paul Beattie Charles Crider Fred Dapp Richard Leiter William Gluck Robert Wolfe Kenneth Bender Penroe Romberger Raymond Cunningham Ralph Hawbecker Jack Wise Vincent Marks Earl Carter Ray Wertz C.H. Middletown 1 6 Williamstown 7 Lower Paxton 0 Hummelstown O Duncannon 6 Lemoyne 6 Millerstown 6 New Cumberland O Enola 7 ' Opp 13 O 6 6 15 14 14 26 18 Roy Sheely David Brown Robert Wallet Nicholas Besch Robert Meek William Berry Thomas Winters Walter Snow Robert Hunt Harry Pries 1 Bovs' BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. Fred Graham ----------- Coach Robert Oberdorf ----------- Manager Gerald Byrem ------ ------ Assistant Manager Paul Beattie Kenneth Bender Bowman Brown Earl Carter Dwight Davis Bill Gluck Clinton Grove Max Hempt, Captain Harold Hooker John Hopper William Horter Bailey Rankin Carl Stitzel Robert Wolfle Timothy Crowley Enola Meohanicsburg Alumni Central Penna. Duncannon Newville Marysville Swatara Twp. Lemoyne New Cumberland OPP 32 38 36 41 21 12 32 46 50 17 Boiling Springs Mechaniosburg Newville Duncannon Middletown Enola New Cumberland Middletown Lemoyne Boiling Springs Swatara Twp. OPP 23 34 ll 21 43 21 21 41 40 24 27 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Miss Lucretia Heisey- --------- Coach Bette E. Martin ---- - ---------- Manager Marjorie Tate ----------------- Assistant Manager Betty M. Martin--Captain Margaret Hertzler Lois Sauter Clara Winters Helen Pealer Louise Hudson Kathryn Grove Gertrude McMi1len Jean Trimble Margaret Dean C.H. Enola 16 Alumni 17 Central Penna. Bus. 21 Duncannon 41 Marysville 18 Swatara Township 15 Lemoyne 21 OPP 12 55 52 19 10 28 14 Romaine Kuhn Betty Wolf Jean Pierce Kathryn Gulden Avis McCarter Jean Zimmerman Betty McFarland Margaret Black Isabelle Lefever Winifred Donahue COH0 Boiling Springs 29 24 Dunoannon 22 11 Enola 18 13 Marysville 16 11 Lemoyne 19 29 Boiling Springs 29 11 Swatara Township 10 25 BASEBALL TEAM Mr. John Maguire- --------- Coach Richard Batley ------------ Manager Robert McMi1len ----------- Assistant Manager Kenneth Bender William Berry Bowman Brown Earl Carter Charles Crider Richard Deissler Melvin Farner Ross Garman William Gluck William Hemperly Max Hempt Harold Hooker John Hopper Charles Kuhn Richard Leiter John Maxton Howard Plank Bailey Rankin Penrde Romberger Walter Snow Lewis Sutton Charles Traub Charles Yocum HOME ART CLUB Miss Miller Adviser HOCKEY CLUB Miss Heisey Coach JR. SPORTS CLUB Mr. Maguire Adviser CHEER LEADERS Eleanor Groover Marion Wanbaugh Maxine Wetherall Jean Handwerk contributed to the ,success 'of Camp Hi1l's first yearbook: 'Bower's Barbershop, Harrisburg 4 . 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