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

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.. ,, Y , . R ff, D ' ' ix A XX 3, ' X X . ,l Hs.-. .sa R,.., L., ,We . ,... . M , ,. - -..Ru -. , -s: .-..-,L.- ,,. ...fm fb.. - Plow 4-Isabelle Hunsecker, Rosalie Forney, Nancy Sherk. Nancy Sherrard, Isabelle Martin. Fay Adams, Ruth Lininger. Rosalyn Myers. .Ianet Upperinan. Catherine Argenhright. Gladys M'ise, Miriam Martin. Jean Stoner. Phyllis Snowden. Doris Phillips, Janet Pensinger. Sarah Jane Zaeharias. How It-Dorothy Devilbiss, Dorothy Minter. Nancy Rhea, Dorothy Striekler, Selena Fraver, Mildred Snyder. Anna Sehleieher, Peggy Vanderau, Dorothy Zimmerman. Mary Ellen Greenawalt. Bette Lesher, Naomi Hill, Gail Grindle. Elinor Coldren. Marian Glass. Lucille Jones. Row 2-Marie Gipe, Lillian Nessel, Marguerite Pensinger, Jeanne Hicks, Leona Smith. Mary Grace Palmer, Isabelle Cramer. Marcella Evans. Gladys Fleck, Marjorie Marotte, Lee Ella John- ston. Lesta XVllllillIIS. Barbara Stermer, Janet Hammond. Virginia Miller, Betty IVeaver. Row I-Louise Horst, Jane Dunlap. Josephine Pheil, Roselyn Bard. Jane Gillespie. Maxine Carver. Louisa Hoover, Alma Funk, Doris Martin, DeMaris Hoover, Mary Cuinp, Irene Brown. Isabelle Hicks, Betty Jessel, Miss Henderson. Treble Clef Club ROUND TABLE PFBSIKICIIIYALMA FUNK f Secretary-MAXINE CARVER VICE-PI'6SlCl6I1t7L0I'ISA HOOVER TI'63Slll'BI'-DORIS IXIARTIN Parrot Reporter-DEMARIS H0ovER Adviser-Miss LOUISE C. HENDERSON SYMBOL To offer to girls, who are interested, an opportunity to sing, both in club and before the public. REQUIREMENTS Only Junior and Senior girls are eligible for membership. Aside from paying dues. each member must not be absent more than three times. or she is automatic- ally dropped from the membership roll. Meetings are held each Tuesday evening. ACHIEVEMENTS A Christmas Cantata is an annual affairg other programs are rendered during the year. This year a special feature. an Easter cantata. was a combined presenta- tion by the Boys Glee Club and the Treble Clef Club. Page One Hundred Ten

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STANDING-Dudley Bloom, Raymond Kegerreis. Harry Forbes, Maxine Carver, Charles Elder, Gail Grindle, Richard Diffenderfer, Charles Lugenbeel. SEATED-lsecond rowl-Jean Stoner, Doris Martin. Dorothy Zirnmerman. SEATED-tfirst roxvl-Dorothy Bowings, Vivian tlsell, .lane Heller. Senior Play THE SEVEN SISTERS A Comedy in Three Acts Bv EDITH ELLIS Presented-February 2 and 3, 1939 Scene-Dining room iII the home of XVidoxv Gyurkovics, located in a small. garrison town near Budapest. Synopsis-When the curtain opens, VVidow Gyurkovics is concerned with finding a husband for her eldest daughter, Katinka. Not until Mitzi, a mischievous red-head, is expelled from the convent and arrives home, do things begin to happen. Mitzi, with the interest of her own freedom at heart, plans, with the aid of Ferenz Horkoy. to marry off her three elder sisters. When the final curtain closes, the three elder daughters have found their husbands, and Mitzi has captured the heart of Horkoy. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Gyurkovics, a widow .. ........................... ............ lt IAXINE CAHVER Katinka f Doms NIARTIN Sari JEAN S'roNEn Ella DOROTHY ZIMMERAIAN Mitzi . . . Her Seven Daughters .. ... N G-AIL GRINDLE Terka DOROTHY BOVVINGS Liza VIVIAN GsELL Klara , l JANE HELLER Cglgnel Radviany ,, .....,. XVILLIAM LUGENBEFL Gida Radviany .... ...... R AYBIOND KEGERREIS Ferenz Horkoy ..,... ....... C I-IAHLES ELDIER Michael Sandorffy .. ..,...... DUIILEY BLOOBI Toni Teleki ....... ..........,.......... , . RICHARD DIFFENDEHFER Janko ........,.. ...........,............ .,...,.. H A any FORBES PRODUCTION STAFF Director of play ...... ................................... A IISS DOROTHY COLLICOTT Director of Orchestra .. . ........................ Mn. IRVIN VALENTINE Faculty Assistants ......... MIss LIICILLE lllILLER, Mn. SHOCKEY PI-:IFFEH Business Manager .......... .,......................,...... B IARK CARI. Assistant Business Manager ..... .........,................ S AM TARQIJINO Stage Managers ................ ' .... GLENN NIILLER, XVILMER SUDERS Advertising Committee Chairman ..................... PEG X7ANDERAU Property Committee Chairman .... .................... A NNA SCI-ILEICHER Costumes ....................... Miss KIsI-1, MISS Scorr, COSTUME CLUB Page One Hundred Nine

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OA ' f rw -' Row 3-Jacob Miller, Charles Bowers. Lzlwrencc Barnes. Ellsworth Browncller. Charles Pentz. Stewart lilcnziug, George Lininger, Fred Culbertson, .lolin Miller, Harold liushmun, David McFadden. Row 2-Kent Gindlespergcr. Lawrence Rife, .lt-ssc Lzlirml, Donald Hams. Nyman lirincllc. Herbert Zcger. Mark Carl, Donald Snllenberger, Luke Benton, Kenneth Hunserker. Row lghliss Henderson. Xvlllllllll Pananus. Dyer Prcisler. Clarence Turner. lluyniond Roof. Frank- lin Hidgley, George Bender. Hurry Fn1'bes. Millard Everls. Boys Glee Club ROUND TABLE PI'E'SlCl6I'lt-RAYMOND ROOF Secretary5FR.xNKLlN RIDGLEY Vice-President-CLARENCE TARNER TI'82lSlll'6I'YDYER PREISLER Parrot RGIJOI'llEI'-GEORGE BENDHR Adviser-Miss LOUISE C. HENDERSON SYMBOL To arouse interest in music and develop music appreciation among the boys ot the Chambersburg High School. REQUIREMENTS Any boy in the High School, who is interested in music, may become El mem- ber of the Glee Club. Meetings are held on XVednesday evening. ACHIEVEMENTS Club meetings are devoted to singing and preparation for musical programs given in the school assembly or on special occasions. From this group are selected most of the male parts for the school operetta. Page One Hundred Eleven