Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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ELEANOR W. ETCHBERGER -'Emf' Classical Course. The Origin and Pro- gress of the Gipsy Racef' Echo Staff: French Club 35 Dramatic Club 43 Glee Club 3. A dandy classmate loyal and true, always ready for something to do. She conquers her lessons each day, and to her we wish success in life's long way. THE ECHO HENRY B. HOSTETTER Hen Hos!etfer Scientific Course: Advancement in Elec- tricity. Track 1-2-33 Business Manager Echo. Hen has the very carriage of a successful business man. With his success in Manual Training and the inspiration of the only girl in the Junior Class, there is no limit to the goal he can reach. HILDA ELIZABETH SPEAR Spearie Mickie Classical Course Q Edward Hagerup Greigf' Assistant Speciality Editor of Echo: Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2--45 Oper- etta 1-2-3: Chorus 1-2-3. Fellow Classmates and Friends, here's what we call a good sport. Hilda dances. sings, plays a piano, a violin, swims, skates, etc., etc., and what have you? l CHARLES FEGAN ulyegann Classical Course: Theodore Roosevelt, The Hunter: Class Play: School Play 2: Christmas Play 35 Glee Club 3-43 Orchestra 43 Band 4. This handsome face which you see be- longs to none other than our Fayetteville shiek, as far as we know he has kept away from the girls. But be careful! ' io- Twenty-nine

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THE i ECHO R H. MILTON PUGH MILDRED GRACE SLOTHOUR -'Milf' Commercial Courseg Historical Develop- ment of Tobacco in the United Statcs g Class Treas. 4g President Senior Commercial Association: Ass't Adv. Manager Echo. Hats off to the best liked and most popular commercial boy. His intelligence and pleas- ing personality have won for him a respect- leld place in the thoughts of all who know im. UMM., Commercial Course: Immigration Bc- twcen 1830-1890 g Senior Playg Class Treas- urer 45 School Play 29 Secretary Echo. Commercial Clubg Boys, take heed! VVhen Mid winks the glad eye at you, you may consider yourself gone. You will agree with us that she is very pretty, but alas! all her sweetest smiles seem to be reserved for George. PRESTON R. CROFT ISABELLE PHEIL upudn Scientific Course: Cartooning and Carica- tureingf' Echo Artist: Varsity Football 4. Yea Pud! NVe will always remember him as that boy who always rose from the old gridiron with a smile on his face. He is to be, and is, admired for his poise. 400 Peck Commercial Course: American Historyf' Glcc ball 3-41 Athletic Editor Association 4. Peck is one of our H1ven't ou heard them Famous Trees in Club 1-4g Basket- Echog Commercial greatest athletes. yell Yea Peck! - Y etc. She is a true sport-we are proud of her. Twenty-eight N uv-

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THE ECHO EDGAR H. LECRONE ..Ed,, Classical Courseg George Rogers Clark and the Northwestf' Dramatic Club 43 Debating Club 45 French Club 4: Assistant Business Manager Echo: Hall Squad Chief 4. Quiet? I should say! Ed's always going around minding his own business. Best of luck and success is our only wish. DOROTHY L. STEPLEIX abate Commercial Courseg Development of Ac- countingf' Secretary of the Echo: Secretary of Senior Commercial Association. Dot is one of the Commercial stars and sure breaks the speed limit in Shorthand and Typing. Combined in her is a diligence for study and a keen sense of humor. KENNELL Cv. SUMMERS nKenu ffsllmvi Scientific Coursey VVind Instruments in an Orchestraf' Glee Club 1-2-3-49 Senior Playg Minstrel: Band 3-45 Orchestra Cjazzb 3-4: Basketball 2-3-45 Football Manager 4: Oper- etta 3. Ken he dance? Ken he sing? Can he, Can hc, What I mean! I'll say, he certainly can! Ken is a very active member of our class. Good looking? Without a doubt! Nuff said. His success is already foreseen. -as Thirty ELIZABETH CALDWELL ..Lib,, Classical Course: Some Masterpieces in Arty Glee Club 1-2-43 French Club 41 Echo Staff. Lili doesn't seen to be interested in any- thing but lessons. Perhaps we don't know it all though. Lib is trying to get the most out of school and it will certainly do her a world of good. QD