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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1944 volume:

we 5 S Ni Vi 55 'fi Fl 1 z 5 3 Q1 a 1 Q 3 J 1 .4 3 Z 1 I I 5 3 3 1 y 5 1 Z 3 + 1 1 I X i I pleolge allegiance if x fy' s ' - ' Ip: Q ' A1- P my bl P It H is ,' Q35 1,5 4 ' if ' 4 . , Q 5 i The ECHO Published By The Senior Class of CI-IAMBERSBURC-3 I-IIGI-I SCHOOL C CI-IAMBERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA V944 Contents All min ist ration Faeu I ty Seniors J.'lll1ii0l'S SOlJil0ll10l't?S Freslimen Activities Athletics Special Features Advertisements Foreword IN THIS PUBLICATION OF THE ECHO THE CLASS OF 1944 WISHES TO PRESENT A PICTORIAL ACCOUNT OF HIGH SCHOOL LIFE UNDER THE STRAIN OF WARTIME CONDI- TIONS. THE SHORTAGES OF LABOR AND MATERIAL HAVE NECESSITATED OMISSIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONS, IMPOSING ADDITIONAL BURDENS UPON THE STAFF. FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY HAS BEEN DONE BY THE ECHO STAFF. IN SPITE OF THE ALTERATIONS, NVE SINCERELY HOPE THAT AS YOU LEAF THROUGH THIS EDITION, YOU 'W1LI. SHARE OUR JOY IN THE PASSAGE OF FOUR OF THE HAPPIEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES. Dedication To our classmates who have 'left their school life and entered the armed forces to serve our country in its time of crisis, we, the class of nineteen hundred forty-four, proudly dedicate this twenty-seventh edition of the Echo. Boys CHaSS Of 514 VERNE BAKER - Army IELMAN BRINDLE - Nmy THEODORE GILBERT - Army STEWART KYLE - Army PETE NAUGLE - Nrrzfy MELVIN PICKINO - Nmry FRANK RUTH - Army WAYNE SHOOP - Marirzw' CHARLES STOUEEER - Nmfy RAYMOND STOUFFER - Nmfy ROBERT WILLIAMS - Nrruy Exf44 JOHN BOISE - Nmfy ROBERT BURGENSTOCR - Army PAUL CLUGSTON - Nrrry JAMES ENGLERTH - Army RAYMOND FAHNESTOCR - Nrzry JAMES FEGAN -Army In Service ROBERT GARN ES - Army KENNETH GEARHART - Nrrry CLARENCE HAVERSTOCK - Army GEORGE HOCIKER - Navy BENJAMIN HUBER - Mrrrrrrer CLARK JACOBS - Mrrrirrer MEI.VlN KELTNER - Nmfy GEORGE KOUTRIS - N ary HAIQOLD KUMP - Nmfy CARL LEININGER- Nmry WILLIAM MCQDONAI.D - Army JACK NOZZ1- Army SETH OVER - Army BRUCE PAIN'1'1ER- Nrzry HAROLD PECRMAN - Nrrry JACQUES SANTIAGO - Mm-rrrmr Sgrmv CLARENCE SCHUCHMAN - Army CHARLES SELLERS - Nrwy LINCOLN SNIVELY - Nmry HERBERT STIEWAR1' - Army JOSERII WILLIAMS - Nrzry l9llll ECI-I0 STAFF Editor-in-Chief .. Affiftant Editor .. Bminen' Manager . . Photographer . . . Faculty Aolvixerf .. A fmciate Editorf ANNA LOU BRACKBILL JANET CARL JANET CRAMER JEAN FISHER LOIS FISHER WILLIAM GABLER ELEANOR HARGLEROAD BETTY HELMAN MARY ORTON JANE OVERCASH DOROTHY PETERS DOROTHY RENFREW DOROTHY SCHELLHASE ELLA MAE STATLER NANCY STOUT Art Editor! BARBARA HOCKMAN MARIE ANTONUCCI Th I ' . ROBERT WINGERD . BETTY HAMBRIGHT . ..... JOHN STRICKLER GLENN ZIMMERMAN ELIZABETH R. ELDER ROBERT B. ARNOLD Advertixing Managerx ROBERT HOOVER DOROTHY ELSER DORIS DUNLAP ELIZABETH LEACH WINIFRED Ross BETTY SHREINER MARY EDNA MCCLELLAN BETTY PILGRIM PEGGY LOU RHINE GERALDINE KNODE BETTY JEAN KEISER Typiftx NANCY BURKHOLDER BETTY ELLIOTT JOYCE HEPFER DOROTHY JONES ELIZABETH R. ELDER ROBERT B. ARNOLD In Appreciation To Miss Elder and Mr. Arnold, who have been our class and Echo advisers, We express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the wise guidance they have given us in our activities, the unflagging interest they have shown in our welfare, and the unstintesl effort they have continually exerted in our hehalf, May we be worthy of them and be a credit to them. Administration Superili1611110111 of J. FRANK FAUST, B, S., A. M., Iiu. D. Svlmols .I. MERLE KAUFFMAN Business Manager MADELINE G. CALDWELL MILDRED E. SEIBERT Clerks I,l'Illt'f1Illl uf High IIALPII I. SIIOCKEY, B. S., M.S. - MEI Sclluul ,V ILE B. HAFER, A.I3., A.M. Assislmzl Principal MAIIIAN I. GLASS HILDA M. OYLER Clcrlcs O 1 Board of School Directors CHARLES S. BENDER JAMES C. CLARK LLOYD S. COOK G. A. ,W. STOUFFER President of the Board DAVID L. GREENAWALT ROY S. KIRKPATRICK PAUL T. STONESIFER, D.D FACULTY ROBERT B. ARNOL , Slzippensbzlrg Slafe T General Science, THE ECHO, Senior rx, Wilson College Adviser Social Studies, Book Club ROBERT J. BEARD, B.S. KATHRYN S. BEVENS, A. B., B. S. Sllippensburg State Teachers College Cf1FIle!lf0'I'1ffifl1fe 0fTefflU10l0Q!l Pennsylvania Stale College 01110 Astute University Aeronautics, Assistant Coach of Football, SD00011, Dramatics Coach, Dramatic Clubs Basketball, Junior Science Club, X Freshman Class Agiviser , , i ,W GEORGE R. BIECHER, B. S. MARGUERITE BORDER, B. S. Lebanon Valley College Susquehanna Uniuersily Yale University Pennsylvania Sfaie College Chemistry, Biology, Visual Shorthand, Commercial Geography, Business Education, Radio Code Mathematics, Senior Tri-Hi-Y Page Twelve ' 1- A. MARY BRANDT, R.N. Prolestanl Episcopal Hospital Pennsylvania Stale College School Nurse and Attemlance Ulliccr, Nurses' Club ETHELYN P. CRIDER, A. B. Hunter College C. NVILLIAM BROSEY Stevens lncluslrial School I'4'lHlSl1ll7llIllfl Stale College . V 1 . Vocational lllucliinc Shop Practice. Senior H1 N lutuu Kllftsnun of IIlL'I'lC'l A V JANADELL M. CUNEO, B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Typing Office Practice Student Algebra Advisory Council RIEMAN S. DEVVEES, B. S. HL1zA1s1a'1'H R. ELDER, A. B., A. M. Shippensburg State Teachers College Wilson College Biology University of Pennsylvania Latin, 'llllli ECI-Io, Senior Class Adviser, Latin Club Page Thirteen V- 7' ' P l I K E I 1 1 . E k t i MARGARET MCD. FAUST Pennsylvania State College Columbia University 'NVILLIAM H. FBEET Patton Trade School Pennsylvania State College Foods, Cafeteria Sheet Metal, VVelding, Vocational Drafting Sophomore Class Adviser, Junior Varsity Football, Future Craftsmen of America JANET Z. GABLER, B. S. LOYAL L. GILLS, B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers College UniUe1'3ifU.0fBf1lfim01'e Pennsylvania State College ' GPOUC Clfy College French, Latin, Vocational Studies, Student B00kk90PiIlg, Jl1Hi0I' BUSiH0SS Training, Advisory Council, French Club Commercial Law, Personal Business Relations, Typing, Senior Hi-Y, Junior Class Adviser 'EMILY J. GLEASON, A.B. Wilson College Pennsylvania Slate College Spanish, .lunior Class Adviser, Spanish Club Page Fourteen IDA E. HELLER, B. S. Peirce Business School Shippensburg State Teachers College ,Business English, Shorthand, Typing, Store Practice, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Army Clerical Course 4 I 1' NORMAN K, HOOVER, 13, S, ETHEL S. HOPKINS, B. S. Millersville State Teachers Cgllggg S1llll1JOI1SlIlll'g Slate Teachers College Pennsylmlma State College Algebra, Fra-slimaui Mathematics. Voculional Agriculture, Future FZlI'lllCI'S S0lIi01' 31401100 of America, Junior Hi-Y Y, I fw I HELEN L. HOVIS, B. S. MARGARET R. KEEFER, A.B. West Chester Stale Teachers College Wilson College Pennsylvania Stale College Columbia Uniuersily Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra English, Debating Club ALICE A. KELLY, B. S. SUSIE K. KRIECHBAUM, A.B., 'A.M. Slippery Rock Slate Teachers College Wilson College Pennsylvania State College Columbia Uninersily Physical Education Supervisor 'I'rigonmnetI'y, Solid and Plane Geoinctry, Algebra, Secrelary of Activities Ticket Fund Page Fifteen flu ROSE M- KUNKLE, A-B- JOHN F. LEININGER, A. B., A.lNl. Iilll'1fII8ll l'1ziveI'SI'fy Lebanon Valley College l,1'lIIlSllll7llIll1l Slale College Columbia lfniversily EHKHSIL Slfllllllllllfflfm Cl1lfS AllViS0I', American History, Civics, Social Science Junior ll'l-H1-X Industrial History PAUL B. LUCAS, A. B., B.D. PAUL LUCAS, B. S. Susquehanna University Peabody Conservatory I.11ll1eran Theological Seminary Susquehanna University Mechanical Drawing Supervisor of Music, Vocal Music, Glcc Club, Treble Clef Club J' .5 X, x! ELEZE P. MCKENZIE, B. S. HELEN M. MCNAIR, B. A. Slzippensbury Slale Teachers College Shippensburg Stale Teachers College Universily of Virginia Wilson College English, Freshman Class Adviser, Tr-ns lkmnm' English, THE PAxm0T Page Sixteen MIHIAM L. MARTIN, B. S. MARY E. MAY, B.S,, M.ED. Shi 1 IPIISIPIIIYI Slale Teavlzvrs College Slippery Rock Simtel, Teachflrs COIIHW I I English 041.24 01441115-2 CARRIE M. MICKEY, A. B. IVilso11 College U11i11e1'sily of Pennsylvania American History, Handbook, Social Committee IJQIIIISHIUKIII 111 Sfafe College Physical Education, Health, Mal Club, First A'id DANIEL S. MILNES Iiloomxlmrg Slate Normal School P!'llllSyll7lIlll!l Sfale College GCIICVZII Shop E. LOUISE MOYVREY, B. S. Slnippensburg State Teachers College Pe11nsyl11unia Slate College JANE POFFENBERGER, B. S. Millersville Slufe Teachers College Librarian I N Art Supervisor, Art Service Club in ,H ml ,n l ' F 'za 1' Page Scvenlevn VIRGINIA L. POLLOCK, A.B., A.lNI. HERBERT K, RHODES, A,lS. Muslcingnm College Dickinson College llninersity of Michigan University of Virginia English, Debating Club Physics, Senior Science Club I' IiU'1'H, A.B. LOVVELL VV. SCHLICHTER, B. S. Slum Coneqe Sliippensburg State Teachers College S W nh C. - ' Gettysburg College Pauls , wich Physical Education, Biology, Head Couch Football, Basketball, Faculty Manager of Athletics DOROTHY SHARP, A.B. ELEANORQE. SHARPE, A.B. Wilson College West Virginia Wesleyan Pennsylvania State College Bowling Green College of Commerce Vocational Studies, Current Government Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Personal Problems, Civic Problems Typing, Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Athletic Association Treasurer Page Eighteen MILDRED SHULL, A. B., B. S. JOSEPHINE S. SMITH, A.B. Wilson College Lebanon Valley College Columbia University Gettysburg College Library Supervisor, Library Staff English GAIL L. SOLLENBERGER, B. S. MARY F Catawba College . . Pennsylvania State College Shlppensburg State Home Economics, Nurses' Club 'Tumor Bgaigfjfiglgaggglg PHILIP H. YOUNG, B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Dulce University Science, Biology, Dance Orchestra ,R Page Nineteen 'VTE' CLE! 55 AClvi5oa-'S ff q ' - Page Twenty FRCM THE FACULTY ENSIGN ELIZABETH BEEHLER- WAVES ENSIGN HAROLD U. CRCSUSE-U. S. Nmml IZe.ferrve.f LT. RONALD G. FORBES- U. S. Army ' AVIATION CADET VICTOR FOREMAN - U. S. Nrwrzl R6.f67'If'C.f LT, Cj.g.D KENNETH GABLER-U. S. Naval Re.n'erve.s' LT. DON HAUSICNECHT-U. S. Army ENSIGN JEANNE KIRBY - WAVES ENSIGN ZOLA LACKHOVE- WAVES LT. Cj.g.D ARTHUR MYERS-U. S. Naval Re.rerve.r LT. NORMAN RINES- U. S. Nawaz! REJ'6'1'1!6.f LT. fj. gy LOWELL W. SCHLICHTER--U. S. Nmml Iiefcrref CPL. J. HERBERT SWARTZ- U. S. Army Pfc. IRVIN G. VALENTINE- U. S. Army CAPT. j. MARLIN WITHERSPOON- U. S. Army SENIORS Prefidem - Vive-President Secretary- Treamrem - H ixlomzn - RICHARD HORST V GEORGE LEISHER DOROTHY PETERS DOROTHY REN ITRIEW EDWARD CASSEDAY - - LOIS FISHER Page Tluc'11ly-une Joyce lveacfows 4 J'-in I'J2 3f ' QLEJSS gong of 44 I - . A lf- -I' I -11 L nzrr ll- l V KTTIIQI Eur- g wi 'Til-5 -'gqt r-F 'I . - fFF . ' nr , :null . I q ' '.' ' '9' 3 o Pohl rJ RIYII II: 71.17 fInJm :blk au cz Mikllfhf on L fig... ef-...Q Srmfngfiar wciiav . he - III. . . 1 ' -ll , u n Biff-Nl 5 -iw! - -'14 4'-'-f- I ' :Kal if I -I ' - ld r' I I , , .I I O 1 fn Q I , Phil-rlrllil l Jil-lah! F I 'IKQQII I FI' I I I V wa rms:-:f -:san .ff E I : - ' 4-, 4. 2 -e h x YF, I1'I...er.fI34fvr Cntr .... more hi5our7l1eme.5IrJII On...wafJ WH f,o ,...,7ou 2114! e 4 -1-f Q . n sg j gl-5:1111 l Q... I il V l l-I I L. fa . V .44 I I . l IS I A - ll .l 'I f IL K .Ill IS ' I nw l rn l , l. Q T1 4 1 IB' ,H-I-.1,E-Eff!- 'r 2fhQ'iF3Bg-?I 4 ' ' ' 1 T T Je .,f ., 3 sul . . 4: , , f ' ' mrggfikkulii?-E'5sI5fEEiJEEF!liH1 'E A ' 'L ai' I Q , - ill V I I , Q .. - 5 7 7 Cheer L-I-B-E-R-T-Y Let our torch be ever high! For the red, and the white, We will Hghr with our might! 44 - 44 - 44! Motto We will keep Freedom's torch alight. Colors RED WHITE Page Twenty-lwo Theme Liberty HUBERT AMBROSE Tykel' A erorzaallcr Band 1, Z, 5, 4g Hall Squad 1, 2, Visual Education Club Z, 3, 4, Fire Squad 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, Air Service Division of Victory Corps 3, 4, Science Club 4. Friendly, smiling, reserved . . . interested in aviation and argument . . . always courteous-but firm . . . seen with janet. Pilot. JEAN LUCILLE ANGLE Calf Commercial, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 5, 43 Home Nursing 53 First Aid 4. The bestest of the best! with personality plus . . . laughs her way through . . . Marge and she-more fun-Smiths or anywhere! . . . heart interests? -we think we know!! Nurse. MARIE MARGARET ANTONUCCI Toni, General ECHO Staff 4g Home Room Committees. Newcomer from Scotland School . . . friendly-likes to dance . . . favorite sport, tennis . . . one of C. H. S.'s great artists . . . a small package. Army Nurse. MARY JAYN E ARGENBRIGHT Archie' C ommercial, Summer School Mat Club l, 2g Color Day Program 2, Air Raid Course 4. Small, immaculately dressed brunette . . . one of few words . . blessed with that school girl complexion. Stenographer. MARY ARMSTRONG Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, Home Nursing 5. Friendly . . . delights in writing letters to that certain somebody . . likes to roller skate. - U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. xx Page Tlmfnlty-!I1l't'e l 4 A i Page Twenty-four LOIS BAKER C ommerclal, Summer School Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 2, 33 Assembly Orchestra 5. A true blond . . . drives a car as skillfully as she trills her fingers over the ivory keys . . . Oh, gosh! Stenographer. VERNE BAKER C ommerclal, Summer School Color Day 23 Home Room Committees. One of our golden-haired blonds . . . used to be seen in a Pontiac . . . now seen in an army uniform . . . has many friends. Army. ZOE ELIZABETH BARNES C ommerclal, Summer School PARROT Staff 4g Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Ambitious . . . efficient . . . always willing to help . . . a whizz at the typewriter . . . asset to her class. Secretary JANICE BAUGHMAN Sue General Tri-Hi-Y lg Nurses Club l. W Lots of fun . . . soda jerker' . . . likes ice skating . . . attracted to dark-haired boys with brown eyes!! . . . nonchalant. Navy Nurse. BETTY LOREE BINKLEY Bink General, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y 2, Glee Club 3, 4g Operetta l. 3, 4g Hall Squad 2. jolly, well-liked by everybody . . . seen quite frequently with Zoe . . . writes letters to that certain one . . . proud possessor of a diamond . . . we hear it's from the Army. Housewife. l l DOROTHY ALMEDA BLACK Dottiel' , Commercial Library Staff 2, 53 Home Room Committees. Likes history . . . simply can't wait to get her mail-we wonder why? . . . Oh, that kills me . . . makes a good friend. Housewife. PAUL BOLLINGER Bolly', Vocational Future Craftsmen of America 4, PARROT Staff 4. An ardent baseball fan . . . dislikes chemistry and nosey people . . . does lots of hunting and fishing . . . always well-groomed. Major League Baseball Player. JACK OLLNEIL Termite ' F Gqgyral 2, 5, Visual ducatio,niClub 2, 3, 4g Senior Science Club 3, 4g In BookX'Squad5,3, 4. A Little but mighty . . . friendly . . . when it comes to music, he'll 5' 'take the Vjersey Bounce . . . woman hater Che saysj. Air Cadet., ' n AMY DOROTHY BOWERS Aim General i Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 43 Attendance Squad 2, Library Staff 3. Seen at our dances . . . wants to achieve fame as an Army nurse . . . Amy and Ann . . . one of our biggest Hirts. Army Nurse. a ANNA LOU BRACKBILL Louy' - G eneral Nurse's Club lg Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer l, Vice-President 4, Operetta lg Book Club 3, Cheer Leader 3, 4, ECHO Staff 4, Color Day Dance 2. Keeps up the morale of the Trojans . . . and the Marines . . . pretty, popular . . . peppy . . . haunts the postman . . . great little swimmer . . . a perfect lady. Nurse. Page Tuwnly-flu Page Twcnly-six DOROTHY LOUISE BRAKE Dottie' Commercial Home Room Committees. , Blue-eyed blond . . . good skater . . . Dottie,' and Dot . . . No kiddinw' . . . interested in the Navy . . . ambition-to be his wife. . Housewife. G. JEAN BRANDT 'iBeckie,' General Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 4g Nurses' Aide 4. Newcomer this year . . . one of the two-jean and Doris . . . likes to swim . . . You're not funny! Nurse. CLARENCE E. BRINDLE junie G eueral Band l, 2g French Club 4. Quiet . . . bound to succeed . . . enjoys any type of science . . . a certain girl thinks he-'s pretty nice. Aviator. ELMAN BRIN DLE Fuzzy General, Summer School Operetta lg Basketball 3. A sharp basketball player . . . he's one of your representatives in Uncle Sam's Navy . . . good company anywhere. Navy. HAROLD E. BRINDLE Bud Vocational A griculture Future Farmers of America 3, 4g Home Room Committees. Interested in baseball and crop rotation . . . quiet . . . likes to read . . . nice personality. Farmer. CLEYDIETH BRISCOE Keene Commercial, Summer School Home'Room Committees, Home Nursing 4. Quiet and reserved with a wealth of intelligence . . . soft, mellow voice . . . dislikes having her name mispronounced. Secretary. PATSY BUHRMAN Pat V Commercial Library Staff 23 Nurses Club 2. Collects pictures as a hobby . . . cute . . . pert . . . pretty hair . . Bond of football and tennis . . . temperamental. Stenographer. NANCY JANE BURKHOLDER Commercial, Summer School Commercial Club 3, 4, PARROT Staff 3, Treasurer 1, ECHO Staff 4, Debating Club 4, Student Advisory Council 4, Home Nursing 4. Intelligent, competent . . . will make a good secretary . . . dislikes Tarzan haircuts . . . wastes no time. Secretary. JANET L. BUTZER Butch', Commercial . Home Nursing 4, Home Room Committees. One of the high school's athletic girls . . . what's cookin ' . . . an army co-ed . . . dislikes people who mispronounce her last name. Secretary. M. ELIZABETH CARBAUGH Betty Commercial, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, PARROT Staff 5g.Mat Club 3. Likes tennis and horseback riding . . . called Benny by good friends . . . true to the Air Corps . . . team of Betty and Gladys. journalist. Page Ttuenly-scutir age.: Twcnly-eight jANET LOUISE CARL Skipper General, Summer School I Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 4, Vice-President 25 ECHO 43 Debating Club 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, Operetta lg Hall Squad Ig Attendance Squad 4, Home Nursing. Demure, with quite a lot of dignity . . . displays Mademolrelle chic fashions . . . the Navy has her anchored . . . a diamond? Sure! Housewife. I EDWARD P. CASSEDAY Bud General Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, President 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Radio Code 4, Debating Club 4, Student Advisory Council 2, 3. Dances smoothly . . . bashful-or is he? . . . neat dresser . . . does his work well- and does he love it!! Business man. FRANCIS MARIE COX K Rea General Home Room Committees. Regular movie-goer . . . we believe her heartls in the Air Corps . . . left us before the end of school. Nurse. JANET M. CRAMER General Tri-Hi-Y 2, Nurses Club 25 ECHO 4. Chatterbox . . . Are you kiddin'? . . . donlr tease her . . . If You' Please . . .K has a good supply of chewing gum . . . attracted by a certain blond. College. E ' FRANCIS H. CRIST Fats Vo cali 0 nal I mlurlriel Football 1, 2, 3, 4, President, Future Craftsman of America. Claims to be a woman-hater, but We doubt it . . . likes any and all kinds of food . . . Plrtol Packing Mama. Machinist. HAROLD F. DAYTON General 5 l Hi-Y 4, Aeronautics 1, 2. Collects golf tees . . . struggles to get up in the morning . . . ls he really as shy as he is good-looking? Pilot. RALPH E. DESSEM General, Summer School Agriculture Club 1, Visual Education Club 2, 3. Studious . . . left us this year for theological school . . . bound to succeed in anything he undertakes . . . always in a good humor. Minister. BETTY LOU DIVELBISS General Tri-Hi-Y. Sure do . . . a pretty white nurses cap will look hne on those black curls , . . shows interest in an Army camp-as who tloesn't? Nurse. JACK C. DORSEY I.egs', Commercial Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, S. A. C. 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, Debating Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3. A-1 dancer . , . What saying, Buck?', . . . tall, handsome . . . truck driver . . . a good manager who gained his experience with the Trojans. Nivy. AUDNA JANE DUNLAP Dunny General 1 Mat Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, PARROT Staff 2, 3, Student Advisory Council 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Band 3, 4, Morse Code 4, Orchestra 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Debating Club 2, French Club 4. Knows all the answers except what color her hair is . . . fine pianist . . . wields a wicked drum stick . . . full of energy . . . likes athletics and swimming. Musician. Page Twcnly-nine l 1 I Page Thirfy DORIS I. DUNLAP K General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Squad lg Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Book Club 55 ECHO Staff 4, Art Club 4, Vice-President 4. A real friend . . . ever ready smile . . . I could answer thati' . . . will make a pretty nurse . . . loves to eat . . . a good sport. Nurse. JUNE MARIE ECKEL Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Air Raid Warden Course 55 Hall Squad 4. Well,I'1l be . . . will be found either eating or typing-or both . . . nice personality , . . prefers listening to the radio to study- ing. Typist. BETTY EMMALINE ELLIOTT Commercial Commercial Club 3g Cafeteria 3, 4g Home Room Treasurer 1. Drives Ford and typewriter equally well . . . calm, quiet, conservative . . . excellent secretary she will be. Secretary. DOROTHY IRENE ELSER Dottie A cademic Latin Club Ig Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Band 3. 4g Orchestra 4, Glee Club 3, 45 ECHO 4. Attractive brunette . . . marvelous dancer . . . Is she sweet? . smiles her way through . . . If You Pleare. Music Supervisor. JUNE ELIZABETH ETTER shorty Commercial ' Captain of Intramural Basketball 4g Air Raid Warden Course 33 Home Room Activities. A captivating smile . . . Are you kiddin'?', . . . goes in for sports . . . What do you hear from the Army? ' Secretary. PAUL LEROY ETTER A eromzrltrcf Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Committees. ' Great joker . . . enjoys playing his guitar and singing western songs . . . studies diligently . . . likes to work withuhorses . . . never speaks unless he has something worthwhile to say. Aviator. BETTY MAE EVANS Betts Commercial, Summer S chool Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 25 Dance Orchestra l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 PARROT Staff 33 Library Staff 4, Treble Clef 3, 4. Sings her way through . . . or glides past on roller skates . . . 1t's Always You . . . collects music . . . lovely, lovely soprano voice. Organist. GEORGE B. EYER Bud i General Senior Science Club 3, 4, President 4. Has an irresistable smile . . . enjoys boxing and roller-skating . . . friendly and sociable . . . thinks one of our newcomers is es- pecially nice. ' Marine. RAYMOND A. FAHNESTOCK . Ray General, Summer School Senior Science Club 3g Christmas Play 3. An ace with stringed instruments . . . seldom seen without Peg . . . a future baker . . . Chambersburg's loss is the Navy's gain. Baker. BETTY LOU FAUST , General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 4, Hall Squad 3, Nurses Club 2, Home Nursing 3. Cute, blue-eyed brunette . . . frequenter of the Old Mill . . . weak- nesses-french fries, hamburgers and Raymond . .- . Oh, you're the limit. Nurse. Page Thirly-one I 1 l Page Thirty-two ,IOANNE B. FELTER jo Commercial Glee Club 4g Home Room Committees. A present from Baltimore . . . dark-eyed brunette . . . a secretary in the making . . . we believe she left her heart in Maryland. Secretary. JEAN ELIZABETH FISHER Jeanne Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 45 Nurses Club 1, 2, Debating Club 3, 43 Book Club 3, 4, PARROT Staff 2, 3, EcHo Staff 4. Energetic and full of life . . . good student . . . heard singing Yoifll Never Know Cwonder why?J . . . can always laugh and Crack a joke. Business woman. LOIS ANN FISHER Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Treble Clef 3, 4, S. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Class Historian 4, Color Day Attendant 3, ECHO Staff 4. Tall and slender-lovely figure . . . Hirtatious . . . Smitty-goer . . . good dancer . . . hates homework . . . takes things for granted. Secretary. LAVONNE JUNE FLEGAL Vonnie C ommercial, Summer School Home Room Committees. One of our attractive redheads . . . joined the class in '42 . . . Smitty goer . . . seen with Dot and Leila. Secretary. XWILLIAM R. GABLER Bill General Book Club 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 1, 4, School Play 4, Glee Club 3, 4g PARROT Staff 35 ECHO Staff 4. Endicott Johnsons super-salesman . . . easily angered, but storm is over in no time . . . has ambitions and energy to burn. Traveling salesman. BRUCE R. GARNES Garnsey General Band l, 2, 5, 45 Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Dance Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Assembly Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Operetta 3. Participates in all musical events in C. H. S .... one of the Spangler gang . . . makes it his business to have a good time . . . Are you jumpin'? Professional Saxaphonist. DOROTHY GRACE GAYMAN Dot General ' Nurses Club lg Mat Club lg Home Nursing 3g Hall Squad 3g Nurses Aide 4. Where there's Dottie-there's jinny! . . . keeps the mailman busy between here and the South Pacific . . . roller skate?-she's a b whiz . . . victim of Worry . . . Oh heck! Nurse. 4 CHARLES P. GILBERT Charlie General Football 4g Intramural Basketball 5, 4. Pest in study hall, but pleasing other times . . . pastime-visiting?? in library .... craves hamburgers and baseball. Big League Baseball Player. - S. THEODORE GILBERT Muss Agricultzmzl, Summer S claool Hi-Y I, 2, 4g Agriculture Club 2g F.F. A. 2, 3, 4. Miller's Soda jerk -now works for Uncle Sam . . . ardent baseball fan . . . friendly smile . . . geometry? -he likes it! Forest Ranger. DORIS JEANNE GLADSON Commercial Home Room Committees. Attractive newcomer . . . merry disposition . . . dislikes home room programs 4 . . constant companion of jean or Bud. Stenographer, Page Thirly-illret. Page Thirty-four EMMA JANE GOMER Jete Commercial Hall ,Squad lg Tri-Hi-Y 2g Home Nursing 35 Refresher Math 4. Titian blonde-and can she use those blue eyes! . . . drives a certain Chevrolet . . . blue? -never! . . . we mustn't say goodbye. Nurse. AUDREY jEAN GROVE Blondie Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 5, 4, Home Room Committees. The prettiest blonde hair and blue eyes . . . just as sweet as her smile! . . . seen but never heard . . . we hear he's'-' in the South Pacific. Nurse. ' JANET MARIE GSELL Jenny'i Commercial Hall Squad 2, Home Room Committees. Miss Heller's little pest!! . . . mischievious-but willingly lends 11 helping hand . . . Hi, Jerk!'l Womens Armed Service. MARIE ELIZABETH GSELL General, Summer Sclaool Mat Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Squad 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Neat as a pin . . . displays the smartest clothes . . . stars on the gym and dance floors . . . the girl with the beautiful red hair . . . heart interest-Gene, of course!! Nurse. MARY ELIZABETH HAGUE Betty!' General Operetta 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 4, School Play 35 Treble Clef Club 3, 4. Beautiful blue eyes . . . small but sweet . . . always has a smile for you . . . she's on the road to success as a singer. Music Supervisor. BETTY MARGRETTA HAMBRIGHT General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g journalism 2g Book Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4g As- sistant editor ECHO 4. Possesses her share of intelligence . . . friendly, brown eyes . . . quietly tends to her own affairs-dependability plus!! . semper paratusf' Nurse. GLADYS FLORENE HAMMOND Ham'l Commercial, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4g Band lg Home Room Committees. Known to her friends as Ham . . . pleasing personality-loads of fun . . . loves horses . . . her interest-Gettysburg. Air Line Hostess. MARY JANE HANES Jane Commercial, Summer School Hall Squad lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Rather quiet disposition . . . movie fan . . . a typist at Letterkenny . . . will lend a helping hand at any time . . . dislikes boys?- we're not too sure. Secretary. ROBERT W. HAPPEL Bob Agricultural Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Agricultural Club 1, 2g E. F. A. 2, 3, 43 Book Squad 3. Short but mighty . . . dresses well . . . quiet-but we hear he has plenty of fun!! . . . manages that Chevy somehow! Farmer. ELEANOR MARCELLA HARGLEROAD Commercial, Summer School Mat Club 1, 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 5, 4g Book Club 33 ECHO Staff 4. Come on, gangg letls goll' . . . craves excitement . . . sparkling eyes-that can study, too! . . . smooth dancer . . . bet it's in the attic! . . . for information, ask the Navy. Secretary. Page Thirly-five Page Thirty-sia: JAMES MELVIN HAYS ' Jim Commercial Home Room Committees. Trkes life so seriously . . . that red hair is wavy, isn't it? . . . girl shy? -we don't know either . . . quietly mischievous. Lawyer. RAYMOND C. HAYS Hazel General, Summer School Home Room Committees. Doesn't like to waste', his time studying , . . can be found at the Franklin Fire House . . . a walk and laugh all his own . . . super duper salesman. Salesman. ANNA LOUISE HECKLER Winkie Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5. A twinkle in her hazel eye . . . dresses nicely . . . believes in hav- ing a good time . . . umm-boy-french fries! Teacher. HELEN MAY HECKMAN General Home Room Committees. Has her fun in the background . . . laughing blue eyes . . . quietly tends to her own affairs . . . honestly friendly and unassuming. Housewife. EUGENE G. HEGE Gene Vocational Agriculture Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Education 1, Vice-President 4, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. Collects old money . . . always seen in nice cars and with -? . . . likeable fellow . . . You'll Never Know . . . knows his farms. Farmer. ' BETTY JANE HELMAN Academic Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 5, Library Staff 5, 4, Secre- tary 4. Lovely black-haired lassie . . . wheres Raymond? . . . a good student . . . fond of chili-con-carne . . . known for her sweet smile and dimples. Nurse. ff JOYCE MARLENE HEPF R joe Co ercia Mat 5, 4' ib ry 2, ' ,Commercial Club 5. Iztt . 've . . wri s e r up the morale? . . . ready smile . . ' es m W, r Why? . . . bowling-pastime. P iv ec et . ' Agficu ml E WIN HESS Agriculture Club 1, 2, F. F. A. 2, 5, 4g Hi-Y 3, 45 Debating Club 2g Science Club 4g Book Squad 3, 4. Brain trust of '44 . . . baseball and ice cream-he's crazy about them . . . knows the trick to farming-and how to Win the blue ribbons! . . . has climbed high- and will climb higher on the ladder of success. Dairy Farmer. BARBARA ANN HOCKMAN Beebe General Orchestra 2, 5g Dramatic Club 3, 4g Stage Crew 5. 43 PARROT 4g ECHO 45 Student Director for School Play 4, French Club 4. Honest to Pete . . . sparkling personality . . . a good scholar and a genial one, too . . . an artist divine . . . C. H. S. will miss her. Artist. F. ARLENE HOOVER Lana Commercial, Summer School Commercial Club 3, Home Nursing 3g Mat Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4. Smile! Why be gloomy? . . . attractive . . . dresses to perfection . . . an ardent Smitty fan . . . can she dance! Secretary. ' Page Tlzirfy-selwn Page Thirty-eight ROBERT S. HOOVER Bob Commercial Student Advisory Council 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Air Raid Warden 3, ECHO Staff 4, Commercial Club 4. Studies never bother him . . . an all-around good guy . . . likes to tease and can be teased . . . crazy about rabbits . . . teacher's pest. Bookkeeper. RUTH IRENE HOOVER Ruthie General, Summer School Band 1, Home Room Committees, Operetta 1. A pretty, witty little girl . . . has a good time and helps everyone else to do the same . . . full of appeal . . . stands back for others. Business Woman. - GLADYS MAE HORNBAKER Commercial Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Costume Club 3. You never know she's there until an answer is called for . . . definite- ly the domestic type . . . pleasant smile, eflicient manner. Housewife. CLARENCE RICHARD HORST Dick General Class President 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, School Play 3, Hi-Y 1,' 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dance Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Squad 1, Operetta 3. Gentlemen: the President-and a capable leader he is . . . great trombonisr . . . likes to clown . . . overwhelming personality. Pilot. LEONA CATHERINE HORST Commercial Cafeteria 3, Home Room Committees. Good goods in small packages' . . . our idea of a perfect lady . . . industrious'student . . . blushes delightfully. Private Secretary. H MARGARET ANN HORST Margie General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Home Nursing 4. ust Mar ie a rand irl brilliant student a real friend g . . . g g . . . . . . . . . constant companion of Betty and Louise . . . sparkling brown eyes. Nurse. SARAH ELIZABETH ICKES Betty General Home Room Committees. She hasnlt been with us long, either! . . . studies-and studies some more! . . . just as sweet and sincere as she looks-so noisy, too! . . . Are you kidding? Business Woman. PEARL IRWIN Commercial, Siimmer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3g Student Advisory Council 4g Home Room Committees. Nice to look at . . . competent . . . beautiful black hair . . . has a smile for everyone . . . bound to be a success. Secretary. ELLA MAE JACOBS l'Jacobs Commercial Home Room Committees. Quiet and cheerful . . . million dollar personality . . . movies are her pastime . . . dislikes boys-we wonder?? Typist. EDNA LOUISE JAMISON Petie', Commercial, Summer School Mat Club 2g Tri-Hi-Y lg Band 1. Beautiful blonde curls . . . her favorite-blue jacketsll' . . . always seen with Gsell-either one . . . school-I drop around once in awhile. ' Private Secretary. i l Page Tlliriy-zlizze l l l Page Forty ALLAN EDEN JENNINGS Bud Aeromzuticr Class Treasurer 1, 2, School Play 1, 2, 35 Operetta 2, Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Student Advisory Council 1, 3. Can talk his way into and out of anything . . . Hirtatious-but now Sarah! . . . good looking and popular - he's the man about town . . . drums? plays? 44's purse strings? -hels had a willing, cap- able hand at all of them. Pilot. DOROTHY MADELIENE JONES Dotty 73' A2 few-Q-vw Gff'?e'alwTfff..lTW-Q.YJ 1 Home Room Committees , Ne-S5296 in A9 gcfre9m'B-fx? 'M e . . . sweet little brown- 'OW yefljmissr enty of friends or her s rt stay! . . . does she know her lessonslf! ' ' Private Secretary. f DOUGLAS KAUFFMAN 'iDoug fleronuuticr Hi-Y lg Band 5, 4, Football 3. Miss Kriechbaunfs math wizard . . . has a firm foundation, size 1116 . . . one of our Army Air Cadets . . . has a sort of schoolboy complexion. Pilot. ROBERT WILBUR KAUFFMAN Bob Aeromzuiicf Home Room Committees. Mr. Milnes, Speed King . . . says his favorite food is lipstick- does he mean it?? . . . agreeable, nice-looking. Pilot. BETTY JEAN KEISER Jetty Bean Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 5, 4, Treasurer 4, Book Club 5,.4g ECHO Staff 4. Never seen without a smile . . . good student from the teacherls as well as student's view-point . . .does Jetty Beanl' like hill- billy music?? Nurse. PAUL A. KELLER General Basketball 2g Dramatic Club 4. Popular with boys and girls alike . . . a man of action . . . likes horse-back riding and swimming . . . one of our few boy vocal- 1StS. Fruit Farmer. RUSSELL S. KERR , General A Home Room Committees. pg, Came aboard our ship in '43 . . . those dark engaged in lessons!! . . .his favorites- pepsi-cola! . . . get to work, Johnln Traveler. Aw IRENE 'ELIZABETH KITZMILLER Kittyi' Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 53 Commercial Club 4, Operetta 3g Glee Club 45 PARROT Staff 4. just as sweet as they come . . . a friend. of everybody . . . a whizl at shorthand . . . usually seen with Dottie. Stenographer. HARRIET LUCILLE KLENZING Speed, Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y lg PARROT Staff 4. Smiles that make you smile back . . . can she handle that clarinet? . . . never advertises her own virtues . . . Oh, Gosh! , Secretary. KAYTHERINE CARBAUGH KLENZING Kate Commercial Home Room Committees. . Has lovely brown hair and eyes . . . loves to eat and bowl . . . a real typing ace! . . . dislikes American history and snobs-that's for sure. Secretary. A piri ig 1.1. Page Forly-o w Page Forty-two 1 DOLORES M. KLIN E 7'Sugar,' A carlemic Latin Club l, Hall Squad l, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Debating Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, PARROT Staff 2, 3, 4. Editor-in- Chief 4, Glee Club 3, 4, School Play 3, Operetta 3, Journalism Class 2, Social Committee 4, Mat Club 2, Second Dance Orches- tra 3. Keeps the Parrot talking . . . I swear . . . will make a pretty Navy nurse . . . popular . . . super singer and actress. Nurse. GERALDINE KNODE Jerry General ' French Club 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, ECHO Staff 4, Home Room Committees. Beautiful long black hair that frames a pretty face . . . dresses to per- fection . . . model friend . . . never a dull moment . . . infec- tious laughter . . . her present heart-throb-in Massanutten Military Academy. Dress Designer. JOHN JAMES KOUTRIS Big john General - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Dark eyes that spell plenty of mischief . . . '44 Trojan Ace . . . likes to brag and read comic books . . . the handsome man who is forever saying, Hey, Orpeli' Professional Baseball Player. WILLIS THEODORE KUMP Woody A eronaatrcf Operetta 1, Hi-Y 2, 5, Science Club 3, Book Squad 2, 3, Air Raid Squad 3, 4. Nearly always smiling . . . very witty . . . likes girls . . . can hold his own in an argument. Pilot. Cv. STEWART KYLE General, Summer School Assembly, Christmas Play. The Mickey Rooney of C. H. S ...X . likes to dance, especially the conga . . . an ardent sports fan . . . the ladies' man is in the Army now . . . small, but mighty. Army. PEGGY ROSE KYLE Peg Commercial, Summer School Home Nursing 4g Home Room Committees. Doesn't worry about school work . . . likes to ride in a certain maroon car . . . thinks wonderful gifts come in small packages . . . dis- liltes dish washing. Secretary. ROGER KYLE Rodge,' General Basketball Manager 4. mall ut mi ht astime is slee ing likes football and ice S b g y . . . p . p . . . U . 1 cream . . . interests in Mechanicsburg . . . likes to joke . . . always smiling. Business man. ELIZABETH ANN LEACH 'iBetSyn Acaelemic Dramatic Club 3, 4g Debating Club 4g Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4g French Club 4, President 4g Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4g ECHO Staff 4g Morse Code 4. Beautiful auburn locks . . . possesses a wealth of intelligence . . . excellent leader . . . witty . . . stars in gymnastics . . . always good-natured . . . once a friend, always a friend. College. Lois LEHMAN Loie Commercial, Summer School Library Staff 2, 3, 45 Attendance Squad 3. ' Hazel-eyed blonde . . . wears a lot of blue . . . quite a movie-goer . . . never without Sisf' Secretary. LOIS LEIDIG Loie Commercial, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y l. 2g Home Room Committees. Lovely blue eyes . . . always willing to help . . . likes a good joke . . . friendly nature . . . having a good time is her pastime. Secretary. , 'Q Page Forly-llzrec Page 1 U1'fy-fOlll' GEORGE W. LEISHER Orp,' Commercial Vice-President 4, Football l, 2, 5, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Student Advisory Council 4. Best known as Orp . . . dislikes women, so he says?? . . . an able leader . . . led the team through lots of tough fights . . . a good speaker . . . popular with everyone . . . causes certain hearts to Hutter. Business man. IDA ANN LIGHTN ER Red General K Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, PARROT Staff 4, Color Day 2. Good dancer . . . usually seen with Bud . . . loves homework CU . . Hi, hon! . . . beautiful red hair . . . Smitty fan. Teacher. V VIRGINIA LITTLE Ginny General Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mat Club 5, 4, Student Advisory Council 4, Latin Club l, 2, Nurses, Aide 4. Pleasing personality . . . always smiling . . . 'Tm Saving Myself for Bill . . . will make a pretty nurse . . . pastime is writing let- ters. Nurse. MARY EDN A MCCELLAN Manic Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Debating Club 4, Spanish Club 4, ECHO Staff 4, PARROT Staff 4, Treasurer 3. Blue eyes as bright as her wit . . . a brilliant student appreciated as much by her classmates as her teachers . . . knows just what she likes and dislikes . . . a good and dependable friend. College. MARY JANE MCCLURE General Nurses Club 4, Home Nursing 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. ' Expressive brown eyes . . . rolls along on her roller skates . . . wants to be a Navy Nurse and will make a good one . . . never a hair out of place. a . Nurse. IDA MCELWAIN Idie General Student Advisory Council 2, Home Nursing 3, Nurses' Aide 4. An enthusiastic football fan who likes to go to the movies, too . . . I'm Saving Myrelf for Bill . . . good sport . . . always displays a radiant smile. Nurse. ' Y 1 R ' Q . ,vu ' N ,,,L. ,, . GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN ' A M 1 V General A i French Club 4, Book Squad 3, Air Raid Warden Course 3. '44's biggest clown . . . personality plus . . . has his head in the clouds but brings it down long enough to enjoy anything edible. Business Man. EUGENE HOSTETTER MARTIN Six Gun General Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Squad 2, 4, Track 1, School Play 3, Morse Code 3g Hi-Y 1. T he Harry james of C. H. S .... another of '44's contributions to the music department . . . loves homework OJ C?J . . . 'Tm jumpinlf' Lawyer. n JEAN MARTIN Jeanie Commercial, Summer Scloool Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Girls, Chorus 2. One of our summer school students . . . plays piano as a pastime . . thinks farm boys are especially nice. Secretary. MAURICE M. MARTIN Marty Agricultural Hi-Y 1, 2, Future Farmers of America 4. Likes to read . . . ardent baseball fan . . . blue eyes and brown hair . . . hates New York Yankees and parsnips . . . nice to know . . . never holds a grudge. Chicken farmer. wi. 4 I - - Q. ,L 4 ex Page Forty-five 2 Page Forty-six PEARL L. MARTIN Marty General ' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. Dancing eyes and feet . . . very friendly . . . Hey, Kidl, and a cheery Hello . . . always willing to help. Housewife. UNA JOYCE MEADOWS Punk', G erzeral Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Debating Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, School Play 1, 3, 4, Treble Clef Club 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 2, 4, Visual Education Club 3, Class Historian 3, Mat Club 2. Collects lapel pins . . . popular around C. H. S .... our finest actress . . . can talk her way through anything. Dramatic teacher. ELLEN J. MILEY Blondie G erz eral Nurses' Club 2, Library Staff 2. Likes to dance fwith jackb . . . keeps a diary . . . Smitty fan . . . takes school life easily . . . flirtatious. WAFS. LOUISE H. MILEY A Weesie General, Summer School Home Room Committees. Likes to wash dishes? ? . . . blushes easily . . . considerate . . . you may never know she's there until she's needed . . . a girl worth knowing. Nurse. MARY LOU MILEY General Nurses' Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Library Staff 2, Hall Squad 2. Black, black eyes and hair everyone admires . . . dislikes getting up on cold mornings . . . petite little Smitty fan . . . Marines? Yes, jess! Housewife. . NORBERT JOSEPH MILLER Joe General Band 2, 3, 4g Assembly Orchestra 3, 4g Dance Orchestra 3. 4. The original Rhythm Kid . . . spends three-fifths of his time and four- lifths of his energy on music . . . rates A-I in looks and manners. Saxophonist. ROBERT M. MILLER 'iB0bU General Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 4. - Takes life seriously . . . plays a violin . . . very studious . . . likes to drive his father's car . . . quiet. Concert Violinist. HAROLD C. MORROW Butch A eronaaticr Home Room Committeesg Baseball Team COhioD. A newcomer to C. H. S .... a dandy dishwasher . . . dislikes English . . . has a special interest in Aeronautics and Irene . . . fiddle, faddle . Pilot. MARY LOU MOYER Mac General, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y I, 2g Nurses' Club 2. Good student . . . mischievous . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . pas- time is chewing gum . . . Mrs. Bevensl super pest. Nurse. MINNIE CATHERINE MUSSELMAN Twerp General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4g Radio Code 4g PARROT Staff 4g Home Nusing 3. Helps the war effort by keeping up the morale of a certain soldier . . . holds the recipe for a good time . . . likes football . -. . sports a diamond! Housewife. ' Page Forty-seven Page Forty-eight JEAN MYERS 'Jeannie' General Band 4g French Club 4. Cute lassie from Lemasters High School . . . beautiful black hair . . loves to listen to the radio . . . ambition? -to be a good house- wife . . . sweet as she is quiet. Housewife. DON RAY MYKLEBUST General, Aeronaailcr Home Room Committees. New around C. H. S .... hazel eyes. . . crazy about phonograph records, especially Tommy Dorsey's . . . enjoys ice skating and plenty of fun. A Government Wtmrker. PETE H. N AUGLE General Hi-Y lg Home Room Committees. Spent his junior year in Missouri . . . goes for ham in a big way . . . a ready wit and a good sport . . . proud possessor of a camou- Haged car . . . just Pete Railroad Conductor. LAWRENCE L. NEWMAN Larry'l Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Orchestrag Commercial Club 4. Imp of mischief . . . possessor of keen wit . . . active in the band with his trombone . . . wins and keeps friends. Business executive. WALTER JAMES OLIVER Peanut f' General, Aeronautics Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 3, 45 Book Club 2, 3, 4g Student Advisory Council 3, Air Service Victory Corps 3, 4. Flashing brown eyes . . . and black hair girls envy . . . exceedingly likeable and handsome fellow . . . argumentative, energetic . . . witty word usually at the end of his tongue. Pilot. MARY ORTON Duff General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Committees, Glee Club 33 Home Nursing 3, ECHO Staff 4. Sweet swing and coconut cake-her pet weaknesses . . . you'll find her at Smith's, having loads of fun-when not thinking about certain things . . . just loves an argument . . . Oh, for heaven sakes-do you know what?,' Housewife. MARGARET DIANE OVERCASH General , Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4, ECHO Stall 4. Has special interest in basketball . . . studious but no book worm . . . I can imagine that, too . . . a sincere friend. Beautician. DORIS S. OYLER Dodie General, Snmmer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Hall Squad 1, Attendance Squad 2, Home Nursing 3. Pleasingly efficient . . . lovely curly hair and blue eyes with a dreamy look for only one-Husky! . . . dancing feet . . . little, lovely, and likeable. Housewife. A DOROTHY MARIE PETERS Dottie Commercial, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Class Secretary l, 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Council 4, PARROT Reporter 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, President 4, ECHO Staff 4, Hall Squad 1, Home Room Committees. Energetic and efficient . . . smooth dancer . . . smart dresser . . . pep, personality, popularity . . . rates her high with us and a certain other blonde . . . when not at the Depot-shelll be at Smith's. Housewife. ELIZABETH JANE PETERS Betty', General, Summer School Home Nursing 3. Dependable, soft-spoken . a friend worth having . . . to know her is to like her . . . lovely wavy black hair and quiet black eyes . . . fond of hamburgers. Housewife. Page Forty-n ine Page Fifty JOHN PFLUEGER General Latin Club 1, Library Staff 2, 35 Science Club 5, 4, Fire Guard 2, 3, 4. The boy who can make anything . . . friendly and very talkative at times . . . chief dislike is girls . . . has a great fund of unusual facts. Scientist. LEILA MAE PHEIL Lil Commercial, Summer School Library Staff 3. 4, Home Room Committees. One of Smitty's gang . . . a cute little blonde . . . neat and pert and pretty . . . talks, and can she giggle! . . . Navy rates high- reason? Bill, of course! Housewife. MARGARET LILA PHEIL Margie General Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4. Wtts she ever heard and not seen? . . . witty . . . well-dressed and lady-like . . . serious where studies are concerned . . . attractive, blushful Margie. Nurse. MELVIN C. PICKING Easy General Jr. Hi-Y Club 1, 92g Rod and Gun Club 2. Easy-going f Q . noisy?? . . . does he like to eat? . . . always ready with an explanation, but not in Spanish. Machinist. BETTY L. PILGRIM General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g ECHO Staff 4. Seen but seldom heard . . . has a sweet smile . . . the friend who is always there when you want her . . . often seen with Martin. College. DORIS M. PILGRIM A crzofemic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Band 2, 5, 4. Pleasing personality . . . pretty brown hair . . . reads a lot and knows what she has read . . . warm-hearted and sympatlietic . . . saving herself for Bill Dietician. x MABEL B. POLLARD W Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 5, 4, L brary 5, ' A R T Stall 4, Home Nursing 5. Friendly . . . lo t er skate qi. re dy smile . . . willing to help . . . ful f . what is better t an cherry pie? Secretary. I x RAYMOND ORVIN PUGH MJ Pugh . l'Geneml' A p Science Club 5, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Visual Edz'C1ub' l, 2, Aeronautics 3: 4' i N A if ' Big gray eyes, light brovsfn hail, and a quizzical smile . . . takes long ambling strides for Qnehfhot so long '. . . insomnia never, never bothers him. l, 1 'V , 41 Aviatori 4' J f 3 l ' ' MARJORIE ELIZABETH REMMEL Margie, C ommercial, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Home Nursing 5. Beautiful blonde who causes many male hearts to flutter . . . one of Smith's gang . . . infectious laugh . . . with a reputation for shyness-but why? Traveler. DOROTHY JEANNE RENFREW Dottie, Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 5, President 4, Class Historian 2, Hall Squad 1, Class Treasurer 5, 4, Dramatic Club 4, ECHO Staff 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4, Student Advisory Council 4, Secretary 4, Color Day Attendant 2, Maid of Honor 5, Library Staff 4, Senior Play. Ripples the waves gracefully . . . ever see her irritable or fussed? . . . dresses to a T . . . possesses the three P's : prettiness, popu- larity, pep . . . accomplishes her many important duties with efficiency and dependability. Stenographer. Page Fifty-om' Page Fifty-two PEGGY LOU RHINE Peg,' A endemic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Club 4, PARRCT Staff 2, 3, 43 Attendance Squad 2g ECHO StaE 4, Student Advisory Council 3. Semper paratus . . . gentle and gracious but full of energy . . . seen occasionally with jim . . . beautiful auburn tresses and Woodbury complexion . . . truly a pretty classmate. College. BETTY CATHERINE ROSENBERRY General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Cafeteria l. Neat . . . well-dressed . . . sparkling dark eyes . . . chatters con- stantly . . . never worries-about lessons . . . annoyed by the question, Is it Betty C. or Betty M? Teacher. BETTY M. ROSENBERRY Rosie', Commercial, Summer School Home Room Committees. Beautiful dark hair and eyes that look lovely with red . . . dislikes nosey people . . . always willing to help anyone . . . slender, gentle, and sweet. Secretary. CLARA L. ROSENBERRY Rosey,' General Nurses' Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 School Play l, 2, Operetta 3g Dra- matic Club 5, 45 Latin Club lg Book Club lg PARROT Staff 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3. Has a way with the boys . . . Gee whiz . . . a certain twinkle in her merry eyes . . . knows what to say and how to say it . . . I Came here to talk for Joe. Dramatics Coach. x GERALD A. ROSENBERRY Rosenbloom Imlmtrial Vocational Latin Club lg F. C. A. 3, 4gg Shop Basketball 3. Stuck up girls?-he doesn't like them! . . . really worries over les- sons?? . . . slow, easy smile . . . leaves his big problems to the future . . . UO. K., Sarge. Machinist. GLEN ROSEN BERRY 'lRo5y Vocational F C. A.g Home Room Committees. Perpetual quiet nature . . . homework could be cut out of his schedule . . . is bothered by flat tires and empty gas tanks . . . girl shy? --we're not so sure! Machinist. WINIFRED JANE ROSS Winnie Academic Latin Club lg French Club 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Attendance Squad 23 Book Club 2, 5g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 ECHO Staff 4. Always seen with Rhine and Statler . . . prepares her lessons dili- gently . , . sincere and sympathetic . . . she's bound to reach her aim! Musician. B TY LOUISE ROTZ 'I , g , 3 - , ' fix Z Co' mergzal I. 2 if S ,f L fa 44, ell-like! . . . y,,tiy!lfelSiff friend1-hir. . would like to sleep on bnda Jill nl f . r. re youfkidd-in'?,' Ty st. ,Q fp ' -. M L03- xi' Nl ' :Iv j A Af ' .7 , f 'NX . JW ia, ' in 3 'Ji xc, ,f fl il XC' L ' T . af' ' DOR Y MARIE ROTZ Rotz X Q General L rses' lub lg o N singg Nurses, Aide 4. V. S ious-A nd ud ,us . . er quiet' hel fulness will make her an ex- , cel ntxi ufsid. . . li by all wh now her. , x Nlzrs mg is L . , L fx -. X . W. 3. pt is il? REX 1 l ' '33 Q' -1 'A xl if FRANK H. RUTH , General, Summer School Book Club 3g Assembly 3g PARROT 3g School Play 33 Student Advisory Council 5. Our c1ass's foremost journalist . . . girls admire his wavy hair . . . although only with us a year, he is a prominent figure in our class . . . left early to serve his country-the Army's gain! Journalist. Page Fifty-th rec' w Page Fifty-four BLAINE SINCLAIR SAUNDERS Honeyboy Commercial PARROT Sports Editor 4, Basketball 2, 5, 4g Football 2, 3, 4. Brilliant, studious, courteous, sincere, witty - all sorts of nice adjectives apply here . . . football star . . . truly an asset to the class of 1944. Business man. . DOROTHY MARIE SAUNDERS Peggy General, Summer School Mat Club 4, Visual Ed. Club 3, 4. A blonde with merry eyes . . . heard saying now lookn . . . enjoys chemistry . . . certainly can make french fries disappear . . . wears a diamond-at times. Nurse. DOROTHY LOUISE SCHELLHASE Dorn Acaclemic V Nurses' Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Book Club 3, Debating Club 4, ECHO Staff 4. Greets you with a Howdy Chum . . . keeps the postman busy . . . an all-around friend . . . not the quietest, but one of the keen- est . . . sports her diamond proudly. Housewife. BETTY ANN SCHUCHMAN Schuchman Commercial, Siimmer School Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g PARROT Stag 5, 45 Glee Club 3, Home Nursing 3. On the beam with studies but has time to dance and write plenty of letters to only one- Gordon,' . . . can't find her-try Smiths! . . . short, sweet burnette with laughing eyes . . . we like her diamond, too! Housewife. H. CHARLOTTE SCHWARTZ Sis'l Commercial Library 2, 3, 4, Home Room Committees. Always gives her best . . . a model office clerk . . . efficient library worker . . . pretty complexion . . . quiet but pleasing person- ality . . . her heart's in the Army! Office Clerk. VIVA SEYLAR Vi C ommerclal Hall Squad lg Home Nursing SQ Cafeteria l. Takes everything calmly . . . always seen with jane . . . good sport . . . quiet and friendly . . . dresses well . . . we wish we knew her better! Nurse. V BETTY JANE SHATZER Betts Commercial, Summer School Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Doesrft crave the friendship of Snobs . . . studies with a certain dili- gence . . . lovely complexion . . . desserts?-what could ever be better . . . nice manners. Business woman. GLEN SHATZER ' Commercial Refresher Mathematics 4g Commercial Club 4. Seems shy but-!! . . . a good sport and a good student . . . usual- ly seen with Robert . . . has that beautiful wavy hair . . . a real friend. Office Worker. JACK S. SHETTER A erorzazlticr Hi-Y lg Book Club 2, 5. Unforgettable dark eyes . . . believes that haste makes waste . . . good-looking and well-dressed . . . interested in sports and ???. Pilot. WAYNE SHOOP General, Summer School Hi-Y lg Home Room Committees. A long, lanky, good-natured fellow . . . ready to help whenever need- ed . . . he's a rough and tough Marine now. Marine. , Page Fiffy-five u 1 0 Ex ki Page Fifty-six BETTY M. SI-IREINER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 39 Library 5g PARROT Stall 3, 4, ECHO 4, Visual Edu- cation Club 4g Home Nursing 5, Commercial Club 4. Reads, reads, and reads some more! . . . likes french fries . . . happy- go-lucky . . . loyal to her friends . . . heart interests?-you guess who. Secretary. WILLIAM B. SHROPSHIRE Billl' General Football 4, Student Advisory Council 45 Home Room Committees. The Seniors' Lone Ranger from Texas . . . handsome football play- er . . . pays particular attention to a certain majorette . . . rates 100W with everyone . . . dances smoothly. Business man. MARILYN ELIZABETH SITES Sitsey,' General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 29 Nurses' Aide 4. Possesses lovely hair and eyes . . . model student . . . horseback riding-we hear she's good at it! . . . placid and loyal . . . Sunday, Monday or Always. Nurse. SHELDON W. SITES Lou', , General Debating Club 2, 3, 43 Rhythm Kids 2, 3, 45 Student Advisory Coun- cil 2g School Play 4. One of joe's gang . . . Take a Little Care . . . Tommy Dorsey of C. H. S .... good actor and snappy dresser . . . better known I as Big Lou alias Mr. Bones. Musician. WILBUR LAWRENCE SITES, JR. junior General Library Staff I, 2, 33 Book Club 2, 3, Latin Club I. Kind-hearted and cooperative . . . usually seen with Mossie . . . well informed and argumentative . . . congenial grin. Minister. ETHEL IRENE SLIKE Renec', C ommercial, S ammer S chool Home Room Committees. A Frefers blondes and chicken a la king . . . small but personality over- whelms her size . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . a good friend . . . will pitch in any time! Secretary. HELEN MAE SMITH Hud'l Commercial, Sammer School Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, Treasurer SQ Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4, PARROT Staff 5, 4, Commercial Club 3, Treasurer 39 Student Advisory Council l. 4. Snappy little cheer leader who loves to yell- Yeh, Ears !! . . . de- mure appealing personality plus calm efficiency . . . dances as she dresses-smoothly . . . attractive . . . her diamond is beautiful, isn't it? T Housewife. LINCOLN A. SHIVELY Buss, Imlaftrial Shop I Home Room Committees. What's jumpin'? . . . longs to be drafted . . . makes minor repairs . . . quiet, serious type. Machinist. ELLA MAE SNYDER General Hall Squad 2, Civilian Defense 5g First Aid 5. Her complexion is beautiful . . . reserved and neat as a pin . . . special interests in Uncle Sam's Armyg reason-have you noticed her left hand, third ringer? Housewife. HAROLD B. SNYDER General Home Room Committees. Doesn't speak unless he has something worthwhile to say . . . always prepared for any situation . . . quiet, friendly nature. Business man. L Page Fifly-sem Il Page rfffry-eight DONALD M. STATLER Red Imlartrlal Vocational Intramural Basketball 3, Hi-Y lg F. C. A. 3, 4, Agricultural Club I. Carrot top . . . blushes easily . . . he and his car are inseparable . . . ,loesn't take life too seriously. Machinist. ELLA MAY STATLER Elsie Gwzefal Spanish Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, PARROT Stall 2, 3, 4, Book Club 4, EcHo Staff 4. Appreciates her opportunities . . . witty . . . plays the piano well . . . not interested in the opposite sex-until lately. Accomplished Pianist. EVELYN MAY STEPLER Academic, Summer School Spanish Club 3g Latin Club lg Glee Club 3, 4. Pleasing personality . . . pretty blue eyes . . . likes Spanish . . . pas- time-writing letters, to whom??? . . . good voice . . . nice to know. Nurse. WILLIAM WALTER STEWART Bill,' Vocational F. C. A. 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 3. Quiet . . . always straight-shooting . . . mischievous-at times . . . one of our dark, wavy-haired boys . . . very busy shooting pool in his spare time. Wfelder. MAURICE VURL STONER Stonerl' General Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Visual Education Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior Science Club 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Student Advisory Council 3, 4, School Play 3, Rod and Gun Club 2. Well-dressed . . . out for a good time . . . argumentative . . . al- ways eager to help anybody with anything. Marine. CHARLES KEENY STOUFFER Charliel' General, Summer School Home Room Committees, Student Advisory Council, Hi-Y 1, 2, As- sembly 2, 5, Attendance Squad 2. Peoples' cigar and candy man . . . polite, witty, and dignified . . . accomplishedin the art of blufling-?? . . . at present a phar- macist's mate . . . quite a handsome lad-in uniform or out. Doctor. RAYMOND BASEHORE STOUFFER General, Summer School Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Assembly 1, 2. Say, I've seen this face before . . . S. 8a H.'s high pressure salesman . . . genuine wit . . . well-dressed and courteous . . good-look- ing sailor Navy. NANCY LEE STOUT Nunn General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Nurses Club 2, 5, 4, Student Advisory Council 5, ECHO 4, Color Day 2, 5. - As pretty as she is sweet . . . those eyes and dimples! . . , dresses neatly and well . . . reflects the air of a perfect lady . . . we like her almost as well as -you guess who?? Nurse NORMA LOUISE STRED Stred Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 5. 4, Library Staff 2, Treble Clef 4, Operetta 5. Beautiful blonde hair . . . always a smile . . . pleasing vocal cords . . . Take a little care . . . dislikes bragging boys . . popular . . . attractive . . . one of our prima donnas. Secretary. JOHN J. STRICKLER General Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, Debating Club 2, 5, 4, President 4, Student Advisory Council 1, 2, 4, Second Vice-President 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 4, ECHO Business Manager 4. An outstanding member of the Class of 144 . . . especially well-dressed and polite . . . clearly shows diplomatic and intellectual ability . . . yes, that's hi: red Pontiac-!! . . . handsome. Veterinarian. Page Ififly-nine Page Sixty , V , 7: if V ,,,ZV,,egQ4,qJ .. ANNIE LUCILLE UPPERMAN D uSh0rty A General Hall Squad 23 Home Nursing 5. Sweet . . . Worries occasionally-about lessons and such . . . keeps her distance from the center of things . . . soft-spoken and sympathetic. Housewife. MARGARET ELIZABETH SXVISHER Peggy General, Summer School Mat Club 3g Operetta 3. Friendly with everybody . . . always a lady . . . excitable . . . studi- ous . is her interest still in the Marines?? Nurse. OLADYS LOUISE WALCK Commercial, Summer School Mat Club 35 Commercial Club 3, Can she skate?? . . . a Marion lass . . . joins the ranks of silent but friendly folk . . . agreeable disposition. Stenographer. ALICE LORRAINE WEBBER C ommernial Library Staff 5, 45 PARROT Staff 4. Quiet???-sheys quieter . . . reads and reads, but she loves it . . jazz-tut, rut!! -what could be worse? . . . proving that effi- ciency does not involve noise. Stenographer. DOROTHY WELKER Dottie,' General junior Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. Super-duper saleslady . . . unique giggle . . . quiet and ladylike . . special interest in U. S. Navy. Orchestra Pianist. A PAULINE E. WELKER Polly General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Nurses' Club 23 Student Advisory Council 4. A Takes her time . . . a modern goldilocks . . . sodas?-she knows how they're made!! . . . hears they speak Spanish in South Am- erica, so she isn't going there. Technician. LOIS M. WENGER k General Home Room Committees. Brilliant . . . passes her extra time riding her bike . . . Oh my -- she says when disturbed . . . it's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice . . . unusual alto vocal cords. Spanish teacher. LAURA WESTCOTT Westly Commercial i Home Room Committees. D' nces-and can she? . . . doesn't talk much and doesn't care much d for those who do . . . we hear she's good at swimming . . . and sewing too . . . All or Nothing at All. Seamstress. BURNADETTA RUTH WHITMORE Burnie General Cafeteria, Emergency Room, Home Room Programs. Quite a small package . . . pretty big brown eyes . . . shelll be right there when chile con carne's being served! . . . reads-but not her chemistry. Nurse. ROBERT WILLIAMS Popeye C ommerclal, Summer School Student Advisory Council lg junior Hi-Y 2g Basketball Manager 33 Track 3. An accomplished jitter-bug . . . Boy! Audrey!! . . . man about town who didn't mind sharing his Chevy . . . funny-Jack's and Popeyels important business . . . always the same . . . sorry he had to join the fleet so soon. Clerical work. Page Sixty-om: Page Sixty-iwo BARBARA JANE WINE Bobbie Genera! Home Room Committees. Became one of us just this year . . . has that poetic spirit, but nothing languid about it . . . lovely wavy hair . . . an intellectual. ii Nurse. ROBERT AITKEN WINGERD Bob A cademic Class Vice-President l, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4, Debating Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Home Room President l, 2, 3,-4, Editor-in-Chief of ECHO 4, Student Advisory Council 2, Basketball Manager 4. Tall, dark, and handsome with brown eyes that sparkle . . . everyb0dy's friend . . . brilliant student . . . outstanding capability . . . tra- veled with Stouffer twins . . . well-mannered . . . sure to suc- ceed. Doctor. CLARENCE A. WINGERT, JR. General Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Employee of Railway Express Agency . . . likes anything as long as itls potatoes . . . heard humming The Lillie Refi Caboore Be- hind the Twin . . . quiet. Railroad Telegraph Operator. SOLOMON L. WINGERT Solly Academic and Agricultural Senior Science Club, Future Farmers of America. 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Ky 42,7 i?WJQ'k,'?'Q' WR. lxafsigt 5g,fLb,43Y?.di2 'i QE. wZ3,,547'5X!'K'f-MifJMQ fiaej-L'-!'fii. :V4!'14'5LgfgQfs'1,3 '7 gl ,Ee if gfffwvm:wx-ewmwf-,Wffw'z:LW,1fw.-mf-'fu .vq4gM,x4,-Q,,5,,,ww1:14 ,vi-44.4-Q3v.:14,1qfv.:vgp,1 sum? .7 af569:.s:1,,1ixQfifQm4zg5?gf 41? zmfwr 1325 VATT7? LEX-2:i'5? i iikf5E ff '?1'?fJ3' T3:5 5f57:i f'?l5? G'1h bY47'ff5W'fTT?555?'fi'1 5i5T3'5Q1f1 21,13 ?24.7:5Z?i?TP '!?D??!5. ' --v' Wm xf'- ,,.f-wgw -r+f1?::5g45.Qy Hy 5 I vfjggqlzg 'K' A few' 1 3,5 JUNICDRS Preficient - Vice-Prefidenz S ecremry - Treafurery I-Iirtorian - EDMUND LESHER WALLACE WILSON - - JANICE WAGNER MARGARET RODENHAVER PAUL MCKENZIE MARGARET ORTON Page Silly-live ,-3 Row Row Row Row Row Rdw Row -Charles Moraites, Robert Cox, Marie Brown, Patricia Davies, Miriam Eaken, Peggy Eckels, Jean Brown, Barbai-:1 Besecker, Verna Coover, Joyce Byers, Doris Jean Correl, Nancy Evans, Ralph Stouffer, Seth Shafer. -Robert Kline, Robert Boylcs, Jean Eyer, Lois Black, Shirley Boose. Dottie Buohl, Peggy Ditfenderfer, Donna Duke. Ralph Dice, Harold E. Hile, VVilliam Hopple, Joseph Frommeyer. -Richard 'Rotz, Joyce Felker, Jeannette Coover, Josephine Coover, Carlean Cramer. Bette Eley, Surah Crawford, Harold Brown. 4-Norman Bricker, Jack Burkhart, Dorothy Fegan, Helen Etter, Helen Cramer, Edys Currier, Arlene Arnsparyzer, Betty Jean Baughman, Richard Blair, William Holler, Nick Koutris. 5-Herbert Brown, Marcella Anthony, Lewis Drawbaugh, James Fegan. Myra Jean Fields, Clarence Lesher, Robert Henry. -Paul Brumbaugh, James Cole, Harold Burkhart, Richard Byers, Joe Ausherman, Henry Baer, Ferd Bikle, Jr.. Charles Appel. 7-John Allen. Tom Angle, Calvin Barnes, Ronald Beachley, Charles Kadel, Sam Tice, Levi Ste:-mer, Eugene Baker, Bob Taylor. , Row Row 2 Row 3 -Virginia Heckman, Patr' ' A H P icia nn oover, eggy George, Jane Houston, Dorothy Grove, Mary Jane Grove, Doris Hunsecker, Grace Jones, Doris Gelwicks, Eddie Hartshorn, Paul Gamble, Robert Fogelsanger. -Mary Jane Hassler Katharine Glass Isabel Frommeyer Janet Herb Glenna Gi e Pat ' ' H'll , , , , p , ricla 1 egrass, Nadine Hursh, Nathan Hege, Mary Ellen Frey, Vera Fortna. -Frances High, Annabelle George, Martha Hess Wi 'f d H k R V Y ., ni re ouc , ichard Garvin, Paul Hartman, Robert Harrison, Louise Harmon. Row 4-Orpha Hock, Florence Gonder, Ethel Henry, Doris Hill Ray Henderson John Heckman Ieslie Hick J C , , , J . s, erry iuyer, Anna Fogelsanger, Janet Gregg. Row 5-Bill Galloway Guy Flory Donald Gunnells Bill Gonder Dorothy A oenrellai Ral h Cr n , , , , p, . ', ' p 1 ec , Maynard Henry, Joe Howard, Gene Heindle, Blimp Houser, Dorothy Gillan. Page Sizrly-six .I 'E' Row Row Row Row Row Row -Faye Martin, Ruth Koutris, Mary Rohrer, Loraine Miller, Beatrice Rinehart, Le Rue Perry, Mary Jane Olleif, Evelyn Pilgrim, Thelma Lesher, Ida Miller. -Mildred Mowen, Betty Kessler, Joan Hockensmith, Irma Rollins, Aerie Kriner, Jean Patterson, Janet Miller, Roberta Monn Kathleen Rarick. -Edmuynd Theodore Lesher, Paul Pittengar, Margaret Rodenhaver, Margaret Orton, Dorothy Mac: Innes, Janet Lesher, Miriam Knepper, Rita Lehman, Loraine Keller, Patricia Meredith. -Leah Rock, Pauline Kean, Anabelle Kane, Mary Knipplc, Jean Hoke, Helen Kriner, Jean Knoluse, Raymond Kitz- miller, Betty Neil. Robert E. Picking, Sammy Row, Willis Picking, Paul McKenzie, Cleaver Peirce, Norman Kohler, Marvin Kline. -Austin Rinlcer, John McLaughlin, Marvin McKenzie, Clarence Kennedy, Ronald Minnich. Row Row Row Row Row Row 1-Mary Jane Shafer, Miriam Shank, Janet Stockslager, Betty Worthington, Edna Thompson, Betty Thomson, Hazed Thompson, Janet M. Sprow, Lois Sellers, Wilma Thompson. 2-Glenn Zimmerman, Janet Snider, Martha Shuchman, Emma Strickler, Melda Shntzer, Harriett Williams, Doris Washinger, Martha Shope, Jo Ann Smith, Elden Mower. -Janice YWBIIDEF, Doris Schwarz, Dorothy Seifreicl., Janet Wenger, Ruth Small, Betty Wilhide, Joan Young, Ann Slaybaugh. Esther Skelly, Janet Schellhase, Betty Wible, Ruth Smith, Lois Stamy, Josephine Tolbert, Jean Walter, Doris Wingert, 'Bill Snyder. i Martha Sheets, Nancy Smith, Doris Stoner, Dorothy Traxler, Charles Stevens, George Smith, John Wentling, Eugene Shoemaker, Thornton Shreiner. . - Wallace Shoop, Paul Senseny, Charles West, George Solenberger, John Pilgrim, Warren Wenger, Francis Wcyer, Wallace Wilson, Eugene Wenger. , Page S.1fiIy-srlverz - ' 'ff CLASS '45 Song Wonlrr by EDNA THOMPSON We are the class of nineteen forty-hveg We strive to do our best. Our goal is set, our hopes are high, Our strength will do the rest. XXf'e must not linger by the way That leads to our success: So move OIT, Navigators, To find our happiness, Page Sixty-eight BLUE Mu.:-ic by JANET SPROW Be sure our aim is well worth while, And keep it first in mind Let nothing stop us on our Way, Although it's hard to find. When We have reached our goal of life And feel Welve done our best, Rest then, Navigators, For we have passed the test. Oh, come on, class of nineteen forty-hve, We have our jobs to dog Our goal is set, we'll reach it yet, As good Nuvigators do. Cheer On the lantl, In the air, On the sea! Navigators Brave are we! Proud to hold Colors bold Like the mighty Blue and Gold! Lois WALKER Motto Clear sailing needs clear Colors Theme Navigation thinking COLD SOPI-IOMGRES P1'6Jf6i67ll - Vice-Preyiafem Secretary - TreaJzn'e1'J' - I1iJ'zum41z - THOMAS GEIMAN JAMES BOWERS JOSEPHINE SIEBER ELAINE HUNTER SIDNEY PALMER MAXIN E NAUGLE Page Simfy-n ine 4 Row Row Row Row Hdw Row lfwayne E. Byers, Robert Ehrhart, Virginia Armstrong, Ann Adams, Harriet Ellen Clem, Ellen Winifred Everette Gladys Corwell, Mabel Crlder, Louise Foreman, Louann Barkdoll Louise Bowers Patricia Brown Louise Brindle Y 2-Lawrence Buhrman, James Bowens, Jack Cosey, Helen Crist Elizabeth Ann Bowers Patricia Bowers Helen Best Ruth Baker, Jacqueline Costallo, Wanda Gene Farren, Georize Ankerbrand, Jeanne,Dunning, Sarah ,Jane Frantz: Betty Davis. 3-Paul Coover, Russell Frey, Ray Caldwell, Charles Bowers, Carl Flohr, Sam Clarke, Eleanor Biecher, Margaretta C k G ld' B ' armac , era me urkholder, Leta Alexander, Jane Dunning, Samuel Furry Joe Doerner Robert Cosev 4-Sara Louise Ebersole, Berneda Frank, Doris Forrester, George Coldsmith Merle Fahnestockl, Denton Ash-way Mossie Baker, Carolyn Aughinbaugh, Dolores Dougal, Lorraine Crusey, Cynthia ,Blair, Lorraine Brisco, Anna Brown, Delno Blakey. -Grace Carbaugh, Celea Faust, Arlene Decker, Janet Dice, James Braucher, Robert Doerner, Clarence Bent, Fred Aldinger, Lloyd Aushei-man, Glen Frey Merle Christman. 6-HarthDymond, Drew Bard, George Brezler, John Crider, Donald Behr, Ted Burgner, William Bender, William L. Fletc er. Row 1iGladys Gelwicks, Betty Gilbert, Peggy Ann Gable, Gerald Hoover, Noralie Grove, Whilma Henneberfzer, Frances Hawk, Gladys Heckman, Mary Kessinger, Mary Katen, Carole Hopkins, Vivian Garnes. Row 2-Dorothy Haulman, Doris Gartside, Gladys Hoover, Faye Johnson, Betty Hoover, Marian Jennings, Betty Kendle, Ethel Kessinger, Virginia Jones, Kathleen Gift, Helen Garns, Marvin Hetrich, Edwin Gammon. Row 3-Dolores Hafer, Thelma Keyser, Maxine Killian, Jenny Keebaugh, Charlotte Hollar, Betty Henry, Jackie Hocken- smith, Betty Glass, Janie Gladson, Doris Glass, June Holden, Herbert Holmes, Jack Kepler. Row 4-Minnie Kauffman, James High, Leslie Hartman, Elayne Hunter, Dorothy Keller, Tom Hoover, Harold Kaufman, Theodore Kessinger, Erdman Horn, Mark lzer, Lewis Geiman, Earl Gerber Row 5+ John Hockensmith, Glen Hartman, Richard Heck, Lawrence Kaiser, Erncst.John, Stanley Johnson, Arthur Hassler, George Geyer, Thomas Geiman, David Goeins, Jack Hawbaker, Robert Houck. Page Seventy Row Row Row Row Row 1-Ruth Monn, Joyce Kitner, Grace Over, Dorothea'Over, Margaret Kirkpatrick, Miriam Landis, Betty Lugenbeel, Junia Neff Lorene Nesbett, Dorothy Neil, Paul Newman, Jack Ranck, Pauline McNew. 2-Mary Maclay, Mary Lou Martin, Mildred McCarty, Mary Maclnnes, Doris Lehman, Yvonne Leight, Frances McElwain, Kathryn McGowan, Ella Napper, Mary Litmer, 'Janet Kyle, Mary Ann Meyer, Maurice Malone. -Elsie McLaughlin, Karin Mandel, Mary Leedy, Norris Perry, Paul Osterman, Robert Miner, Jack Pheil, Kathryn Lambert Lois Kyle, Dorothy Kyle, Sarah Kohler, Betty Kump, Margaret Klee, Carl 'Lesher, -Richard,Peters Charles Kropper, Don Leinenger, James Rosenberry,VEarl Schroth, Dick Moyer, Nick Mehaffey, Rod M'l1 . Laird Glen Schellhase Ward Monn, Ira Lesher, Edgar Jay McCleary, Edgar Lehman, Robert - 1 er -Gladys Miller Robert'McNew Lewis Lehman, Robert Powell, Dick Schellhase, Jake Koser, John Miner, Sidney Palmer, Paul 1Miner, Ruth Miller, Diane Oden, Maxine Naugle, Don Hartman, Don Peters, Ray McKenzie. Blow Row 1 -Jane Sprow, Mary Stevens Betty Remmel, Sarah Zimmerman, Joan Seiders, Doris Smith, Shirley Zimmerman, l13Iorothy'Sol1enberger, Mariam Stake, Ruth Streincr, Helen Wenger, Bedzs. Shatzer, Ruth Stumbaugh, Emma Walck, ary Stillman. 2-Luella Sackman, Paul Snider, David Snider. Franklin Strock, Joseph Stambaugh, Charles Snyder, Beverly Spielman, f 1 0 f t Alma Piper, Ruth Rosenberry, Josephine Sieber, Jane Worth, Betty Wentling, Iebey Shatzer, Margaret Stewar , Madeline Renninger Row 3-Paul Yaukey Robert Snyder Luther Wildeson, Mant Slike, Paul Wenger, Belvin Stumbaugh, Frank Venner, Paul Row Row 5 C. Watson Gharles Wise Elsivood Statler, Dorothy Suders, Fay Trogler, Ruth Rock, Betty Uglow, Sally Ann Row. 4-Audrey Patterson, Esther, Walterick, Hazel Rotz, Betty Suders, Betty Rosenberry, Harold Yeakle, Richard' Schuchman, Rudy Shettea, Ted Wilson, Douglas Teal, Jane Richards, Helen Reilly, Betty Thompson, Doris Pheil, Josephine Patterson h d -Bob Tarrier, William Seilhamer, Leban Wingert, Henry Vfarner, Ernest Zeger, Kenneth Stepler, William Wis ar , Jack Thomson, Harold Strock, Dennis Senseny, Dora Thompson, Carrie Yeager. ' Page Seveniy-one Worth by ELAYNE HUNTER and CLASS '46 Song Mum by WILLIAM WISHARD EDWIN GAMMON Unity is what we stand for, Believe in, and uphold. We go through school with this in mind. Our hearts are strong and bold. When we leave this school in 1946 We will leave a memory behind Of a class with records unsurpassed Clean and strong in body and mind. Welre the class of 1946 And our hearts are brave and free. Wfirh our motto as our guide We'll work together side by side. We will do our best from day to day And to C. H. S. be true Wfe are the Class of 1946 and unity will see us through. Cheer y R- E , D y xv - H - 1 - T - E 46 - 46 Stands for unity Motto Page Seventy-twn United we standg divided we fall GEORGE POPE MORRIS Colors RED WHITE Theme Unity FRESI-IMEN - . ,,,, Premlerzz - Vice-Prexident S ecremry - Treasurer! Hixtorian - DONALD DIFEENDEREER - - JANE EVANS BETTY HOUSER - ROBERTA STONE DWIGHT BRACHBILL PATRICIA KOLB Page Sefvenly-three Row lf-Harry Brown, Orville Brindle, Wilbur Armstrong, Billie lirindle, Emma Breckbill, Mary Alice Andrews, Doris Ruth Everts, Margaret Bower, Elaine Remsen liuse, Mary Catherine Alston, Thelma Brisco, Wanda Carmaek. Row 2- -'Doris Elliott, Gail Bishop, Louise Brezler, Betty Ewan, Jean Bender, Wilma Barnes, Joyce Baughman Mar Coeca 'na - ' - Y L '. Evelyn brusey, Jane Evans, Robert Cramer. Row 3-Eugene Clopper, Richard Boyer, Vernon Cooper, James Cool, Jean Cockley, Eva Mae Byers, Doris Eshelman, Helen Davison, Regeanea Davis, Hulda Diffenderfer, Mary Jane Caldwell, Bishop Christman. Row 4-Lewis Cordell, Lee Burner, Margaret Burkholder, Dwight Bikle Russell Coldsmith, Harry Eyer, Robert lirumbaugh, Harold Bender, Jacob Carbaugh, Elmer Drawbaugh, Robert Collier. Row 5-John Bolan, Dwight Brackbill, Donald Dilienderfer, Otis Baker, Jack Elser, Justin Baer, Richard Bollinger, Richard Btard, Jack Bowers, Wayne Curfman. I 5 Row 1-Wayne Gift, Jack High, Jay Fogfelsanger, Pauline Foreman, Nancy Fiekes, L. Jean Fennell, Maxine Hall, Janet Gamble, Helen George, Marion Heckman, Betty Rae Houser, Myrtle Kauffman, Helen Grove, Betty Ann Hersh. Row 2-Eugene Farkas, Martha Frey, Hazel Frank, Mildred Frey, Betty Hamilton, Wilma Graham, Betsy Gray, Joan Harvie, Mildred Jones, Anna Belle Foreman, Ruth lakes, Gladys Garber, Lucille Jones, Flora Harman. ' Row 3-Betty Goss, Mary Gaines, Richard Fields, Donald F'lory, Charles Huckle. Charles John, Robert Foreman, Harold Hornhaker, Carl Henry, Mary Jane Halyak, Jean Glessner, Ruth Frey, Blair Gettigc, Brenton Harrison. Row 4-Gladys Henry, Ruth George, Glenn Kauffman, Robert Fahnestock, Clayd Gamber, Rodney Hetriek, Robert Haverstock, Dean Foreman, Gloria Gerhold, Flora Galbraith, Dorothy Funk, Jack Jones. Row 5-Shirley Funk, Joyce Gearhart. Jack Goulding, Craig Houston, Glenn Kerns, Bertram Henry, Charles Frank, William Gable, Wayne Fritz, Donald Hartranft, Richard Grove, Bill Felker. Page Scuenly-four Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row LL --Doris Reilly, B n Richard Mower, Richard Kramer, Glenn Miller, Charles Miller, Vallora Mouse, Lois Minnicli, Janet Mull, Shirley Martin, Hazel Knoll, Irene Kessinger, Elaine Kyle, Janet Keefer. Louise Kline, Arlene Kessel, Edwinna McGehee, Dorothy McVilly, Doris McNew, Deloris Miller, Pat Kolb, Martha Needliam, Martha Myers, Helen Kessinger, Melba Kline. l M ll B b r He e, Rugh Keller, Jacqueline 2 3-Roy Musser, Arnold McKenzie, Edwin McGehee, Blake Martin, Setty u . ar a a Q: MacDonald, Eleanor Kean, Woneva Leeper, Jean Lohman, -James McKenzie, Carl Kramer, George Mouer, Merle Leisher, Robert Lippy, Peggy McDonald, Betty Kitzmiller, Margaret Kennedy, Grace Keller, Wilda L. Kump, Joyce Martin. -Edgar Mower, Mario Maschiotti, William Leeper, Eugene Holtry, Robert Keller, Richard Kessinger, Elwood McKenzie, Harry Myers, Merritt Johnston. Thelma Rine, Esther Shank, Josephine Rock, Elva Picking, Helen Ridgeley, Betty Scott, Cindy Roll, Margaret Shatzer, Dorothy Newman, Lois Minnich, Doris Peiffer, Dora Pananes. Mayne Poe Dorothy Ridgeley Arlene Sandoe, Gloria Parr, Patricia Peters, Martha Rodenhaver, Judy Rohrer, Walter eis e , -Hilda Ricker, Eaton Poorbaugh, Robert Senseny, Robert Rosenberry, Harold C. Overcash, John Rock, Paul Oyler, Robert Ritter Carl Rotz Charles Porter, Evelyn Picking, Mary Jane Overcash. h J h 2- , , R 'sh r Edward Reasner, Edwin Petterson, Georire Pentz, George Rines. 3 -Bertha Ott, Ray Rock, Jack Noll, Paul Rogers, Eugene Oyler, Robert Shaffer, William Sellers, Paul Sc uc man, ess Solmon, Gloria Peters, Orpha Reed, Madeline Raifsnider. - U arbara Over, Edgar Rupert, Robert Newcomer, Arthur Ross, Ray Nitterhouse, Ted Pheil, John Painter. Page Seuenly-five , I Q, T Qi ' my 'NL Q, is ii' N Row -Betty Shoemaker, Peggy Williams, Lorraine Troop, Gladys Stumbaugh, Gladys Young, Roberta Stone, Verna Suders, Esther Yeager, Betty Sweigert, Hazel Suders, Peggy Turner, Esther Taylor, Virginia Whitmore. Row ,2iHerbert Washabaugh, Edward Strickler, Richard Small, Merle Witter, Ruby Snider, Jean Shetron, Lester Stouffer, Richard Shreiner, Doris Thompson, Betty Welty, Betty Stake, Robert Shreiner. Row 3-Bill Thomson, John Welb, Clifford Shoemaker, Nelson Wongert, Gerald Wingert, Elaine Shontz, Glenn Woods, Helen Stewart, Margaret Warner, Georgie Slanicus, Richard Wiestling. Row 4-Robert Tolbert, James Thompson, John Stumbaugh, Glen Shew, Richard Upperman, Betty Young, Mary Wise, Norma Stambaugh, Florence Sites, Gwendolyn Statler, Esther Sprow. Row 5-Joe Stout, Russell Young, LeRoy Stouffer, Donald William Snyder, Thomas Short, Charles Westcott, Richard Weaver, Robert Washabaugh, Celia Stoner. School Ong Chambersburg High! Chambersburg High! It is thine aim to teach anght, To honor thee I'll always try. To give to heart and mind a light May never acts of mine bring shame, That, trimmed and guarded day by day, To dim the brightness of thy name! Ideals high and purpose fine, Through all thy daily life do shine, If we but cultivate thy grace, Wlcll never harbor motives base. Will bright illumine life's long way, ln every part of this broad earth Thy sons and daughters prove thy Worth, May I, too, render service fine And honor thee, O school' of mine! C I1 ami' Chambersburg, fair Chambersburg High! All hail to thee! Well faithful stay, And try to serve thee every day, Chambersburg, fair Chambersburg High! Page Seventy-six ACTIVITIES I I Page S THE ECHO Editor-in-Chief - Affimznt Eriilor - BZLFi7Z6J'.l' Mmmgw' Photographer - Faculty Advifefu AI rociaze Eriitorf ANNA LOU BRACKBILL JANET CARL JANET CRAMER ' JEAN FISHER LOIS FISHER WILLIAM GARLER ELEANOR HARGLEROAD BETTY HELMAN MARY ORTON JANE OVERCASH DOROTHY PETERS DOROTHY RENFREW DOROTHY SCHELLHASE ELLA MAE STATLER NANCY STOUT Art Eclilorf BARBARA HOCKMAN MARIE ANTONUCCI Page Seventy-eight ROBERT WIN GERD BETTY HAMBRIGHT - JOHN STRICKLER GLEN ZIMMERMAN ELIZABETH R. 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HOOVER Eugene Holtry Harold Hornbaker Craig Houston Charles John Glenn Kauffman Bob Keller Dick Kessinger Dick Kerns Carl Kramer Dick Kramer Bill Leeper Dick Laird Bob Lippy Blake Martin Paul Mayer Edwin McGehee Arnold McKenzie Elwood McKenzie James McKenzie Charles Miller Glen Miller George Miller Dick Mower Bob Newcomer Ray Nitterhouse Harold Overcash Paul Oyler Eugene Oyler Edwin Patterson George Pentz Eston Poorbaugh Charles Porter Edward Resner James Riley George Rines John Rock Nelson Rock Bob Rosenberry Arthur Ross William Sellers Glenn Shew Tom Short Bob Shriener Dick Shriener Dick Slichter Dick Smith Charles Speilman Leroy Stauifer Donald Stepler Jack Stevens Joe Stout Edward Strickler John Stumbaugh Bob Taylor Bob Tolbert Bill Thomson James Thomson Richard Upperman Donald Vanderau Dick Weaver John Webb Glenn Woods Jack Young Russell Young Merle Lesher Charles Bowers PHUI' Eighly on Senior Tri-Hi-Y Prefidenr - - DOROTHY RENFREW Vice-Prefident, ANNALOU BRACKBILL Secremry ---- JANET CARL Treamrer - - Parrot Reporter - - JANET GREGG Student Council Reprefenlatioe, Admerf - DOROTHY SHARP MARGUERITE BORDER Lucille Angle Betty Jean Baughman Amy Bowers Annalou Brackbill Jean Brown Shirley Boose Janet Carl Doris Jean Correl Carlean Cramer Sara Crawford Edys Currier Patricia Davies Peggy Diffenderfer Betty Lou Divelbliss Donna Duke Doris Dunlap Miriam Eaken June Eckel Dorothy Elser Nancy Evans Betty Lou Faust Myra Jean Fields Junior Preridenl - - Vice-Prefident Treamrery - Secretary - - NORMA STAMBAUGH Parrot Reporter - - JOAN SEIDERS Pianim - - - JOSEPHINE SIEBER Adviferf - Leta Alexander Virginia Armstrong Carolyn Aughinbaugh Ruth Baker Louann Barkdoll Helen Best Gail Bishop Cynthia Blair Margaret Bower Elizabeth Bowers Louise Bowers Louise Brindle Harriet Clem Lorraine Crussy Arlene Decker Janet Dice Dolores Dougal Jeanne Dunning Jane Dunning Sarah Louise Ebersole Doris Elliott Celia Faust Doris Forrester Berneda. Frank Hazel Frank Page Eighty-two MARGARET ORTON JANET SPROW I Jean Fisher La Vonne Flegal Anna E. Fogelsanger Peggy George Dorothy Gillan Marie Golden Janet Gregg Dorothy Grove Betty Hambright Eleanor Hargleroad Mary Jane Hassler Janet Herb Arlene Hoover Pearl Irwin Annabelle Kane Betty Jean Keiser Lorraine Keller Jean Knouse Ruth Koutris Elizabeth Leach Thelma Lesher Tri-Hi-Y MAXINE NAUGLE - - MARY WISE - LOUISE BOWERS BETSY GRAY PATRICIA RHODES - IDA HELLER ROSE KUNKLE Peggy Gable Helen Garnes Doris Gartside Kathleen Gift Betty Gilbert Betsy Gray Dolores Hafer Maxine Hull Joan Harvie Dorothy Haulman Frances Hawk Marion Heckman Wilma Henneberger Betty Ann Hersh Betty Henry Doris Hepfer Wilmuth Hollar Betty Hoover Mildred Jones Myrtle Kauffman Janet Keefer Dorothy Keller Grace Keller Hazel Keller Ann Lightner Mary Edna McClellan Pearl Martin Roberta Monn Margaret Orton Mary Orton Jane Overcash Doris Oyler Betty Pilgrim Doris Pilgrim Mabel Pollard Kathleen Rarick Marjorie Remmel Dorothy Renfrew Peggy Lou Rhine Clara Rosenberry Winifred Ross Betty Rotz Betty Schuchman Betty Shatzer Melda Shatzer Martha Sheets Marthn Shope Esther Skelly Helen Smith Jo Ann Smith Janet Snider Janet Sprow Lois Stamy Ella May Statler Janet Stockslager Judy Stouffer Norma Stred Emma Strickler Edna Thompson Wilma Thompson Josephine Tolbert Janice Wagner Doris Washinger Harriett Williams Doris Wingert Elizabeth Worthington Joyce Kitner Margaret Kennedy Thelma Keyser Maxine Killian Margaret Kirkpatrick Margaret Klee Patsy Kolb Betty Kump Wilda Kump Elaine Kyle Janet Kyle Dorothy Kyle Miriam Landis Woneva Leeper Doris Lehman Dorothy Leisher Mary Maclay Jacqueline MacDonald Peggy MacDonald Edwina McGehee Doris McNew Karen Mandel Mary Lou Martin Deloris Miller Ruth Monn Maxine Naugle Junia Neff Mary Jane Overcash Evelyn Picking Pat Rhodes Dorothy Ridgley Ann Roll Arlene Sandoe Joan Seiders Josephine Sieber Margaret Shatzer Elaine Shontz ' Doris Slichter Norma Stambaugh Gwendolyn Statler Roberta Stone Celia Stoner Esther Waltrick Margaret Warren Betty Wentling Esther Waltrick Mary Wise Shirley Zimmerman Jo Ann Smith Nancy Evans Nadine Horsh James Fegan Loraine Keller Paul Pittinger Robert Pickings Rita Lehman Jerry Guyer Paul McKenzie Janet Sprow Willis Pickings Betty Hague Clara Rosenberry Joyce Meadows Barbara Hackman Dolores Kline Senior Dramatic Club Premiere: - - - EDWARD CASSEDAY Vice-Prefiderrl - JOYCE MEADOWS Secretary - - BARBARA HOCKMAN Farrar Reporter - CLARA ROSENBERRY T rerurrrer - - - ROBERT HoovER Adrrfer - - KATHRYN S. BEVENS Elizabeth Leach Edward Casseday Robert Hoover Richard Horst Paul Keller Dorothy Renfrew Pearl Irwin Janet Carl John Strickler Leta Alexander Denton Ashway Carolyn Aughinbaugh Louann Barkdoll Louise Bowers Robert Brumbaugh Elaine Buse Jane Dunning Jeanne Dunning Sarah Jane Frantz Peggy Ann Gable Doris Gartside Betsy Gray Dolores Hafer Dorothy Traxler Audna Dunlap Wallace Wilson George Smith James Cole Margaret Orton Jean Patterson Jane Houston Ted Lesher Junior Dramatic Club Prefiderrr - - - DENTON ASHWAY Vice-Prefiderrt - MARIAN JENNINGS Serremry - JOSEPHINE SIEBER Trermrrer ---- BETSY GRAY Arirfifer Dorothy Haulman Ruth Ickes Marion Jennings Mary Maclay Gladys Miller Earl Schroth Joan Seiders Parrot Reporter - JACK THOMSON S. A. C. Reprefenlalive, JANE DUNNING - - KATHRYN S. BEVENS Josephine Sieber Gwendolyn Statler Jack Thomson Frank Venner Peggy Warner Paul Watson Page Eighiy-Ihr f' Latin Club Premierrz - - - HENRY BAER Vice-Preirrlerrr - DOROTHY KYLE Secretary - - JEAN COCKLEY Trerrmrer - - - FRED ALDINGER Prrrroz Reporzer A BETTY THOMPSON Arirfrfer - - ELIZABETH R. ELDER Mary Alice Andrews liouann Barkdoll Clarence Bent Dwight Bikle Margaret Bower Richard Boyer Elaine Buse Eugene Farkas Janet Gamble Gladys Garber Betsy Gray Joan Harvie Debating Club Premierrr - - - ROBERT WINGERD Vice-Premierzr - JOHN STRICKLER Secretary - - - JOYCE MEADOWS Trerurrrer. - - WALLACE WILSON Parrot Reporter - SHELDON SITES Arlwfer - MARGARET R. KEEPER Jane Burkholder Janet Carl Edward Casseday Audna Dunlap Jean Fisher La Vonne Flagel Betty Hambright Merle Hess Dolores Kline Mary Edna McClellan Page Eighty-foul' Mary Jane Halyak Robert Haverstock Marion Heckman Budd Henderson Charlotte Hollar Ruth Ickes Lucille Jones Myrtle Kauffman Janet Keebaugh Melba Kline Patricia Kolb Norbert Miller Elizabeth Leach Dorothy Schellhase Sheldon Sites Winifred Houck Jane Houston Loraine Keller Paul McKenzie Willis Picking Margaret Orton Elaine Kyle Janet Kyle Woneva Leeper Dorothy Leisher Blake Martin Shirley Martin Paul Mayer Eugene Oyler Dora Pananes Gloria. Parr Gloria Peters Patricia Peters Elva Picking Maye Poe Betty Scott Richard Shreiner Robert Shreiner Gwendolyn Statler Leroy Stauifer Mary Elizabeth Stillman Margaret Warner Robert Washabaugh Jo Ann Smith Wallace Wilson Jo Ann Young Denton Ashway Drew Bard Cynthia Blair Earl Gerber Don Hartman Ray Hill Joyce Kitner Miriam Landis Sidney Palmer Jack Ranck John Strickler Peggy Swisher Robert Wingerd Joyce Meadows Ronald Beachley James Fegan Ronald Beaehley Lois Black Clarence Brindle Lorraine Brisco .Jeanette Coover Josephine Coovcr Audna Dunlap Joyce Felker Vera Fortna Marie Golden Noralic Grove Barbara Hoekman Patricia Hoover Jane Houston Cynthia Jenkins Geraldine Knode Elizabeth Leach George McLaughlin Wallace Shoop Le Cerele F1'2l11C2liS lm-.ridefzf - - lll.lZABE'I'H'l,EACH Vice-Prefiafem' - AUDNA DUNLAP Recording Secretary, PATR1c:1A HoovER C0'1'7'CIf7071C1i7Zg Secretary, GERALDINE KNODE Tfemurer, BARBARA ANN HOCKMAN Aalmef - - - JANET Z. GABLER .lack Thomson Henry Warner Charles West liurnadetta Whitmore Barbara Wine Robert Worley La Tertulia Espanola ,La Preyidenm - - JANE OVERLLASH La Vice-Prefidenm, MARGARET HORST Lu Secrelaria - ELLA MAE STATLER Lf: Temfem - BETTY JEAN KEISER La Cowefpondiente de Parrot, MARY EDNA MCCLELLAN La Comejem - - EMILY GLEASON Edys Currier Janet Herb Pearl Martin Ella Mae Statler Patricia Davies Margaret Horst Mary Edna McClellan Lois Wenger Betty Hague Betty Jean Keiser Jane Overeash Page Eighty-hue Book Club Pfefmlem - - ROBERT WINGFRD Vice-Prefidem - JOHN STRICKLER Secremfy - - - JOSEPHINE SIEBER Treafwer - - BETTY HAMBRIGHT Advifer - - HELEN S. BARD Jean Fisher Pearl Martin Ella May Statler Joan Young: Betty Hambright Kathleen Rarick John Strickler Robert Harrison Betty Jean Keiser Josephine Sieber Robert Wingerd Bill Gabler Mary Edna McClellan Peggy Lou Rhine Betty Worthington Walter Oliver Library Staff Premienz - - - DOROTHY PETERS Vice-Pfefidenz - - JOYCE HEPFER Secretary - - - BETTY HELMAN Tfeafwer - - EDNA THOMPSON I zbmriam - JANE POFFENBERGER MILDRED SHULL Doris PeiH'er Betty Thompson Lorraine Crusey Leta Alexander Ann Adams Norma Stambaugh Florence Sites Patricia Rhodes Katherine McGowan Mary Rohrer Edna Thompson Helen Best Jean Lowery Page Eighty-sid: K Mary Stevens Jean Walter Joyce Martin Betty Helman Charlotte Swartz Maxine Hall Doris Gartside Edwinna McGehee Joyce Hepfer Doris McNew Mary Jane Shaffer Doris Hunsecker Rita Lehman Betty Stake Miriam Knepper Nancy Evans Mary Lou Martin Mary Jane Halyak Lois Lehman Minnie Musselman Betty Strock Sarah Zimmerman Clarence Bent Harold Brown Betty Kessler Myra Fields Dorothy Renfrew Beda Shatzer Katherine Glass Betty Evans Beverly Spielman Jean Shetron Doris Sleighter Jane Worth Lorraine Webber Gladys Hornbaker Roberta Stone Mabel Pollard Dorothy Ridgley r Hubert Ambrose Lloyd Ausherman Otis Baker Eleanor Biecher Jack Bowen Theodore Burgner Ralph Dice Carl Flohr Donald Flory Guy Flory William Gabler William Galloway Visual Education Club Premier: - - MAURICE STONER Vice-Preficient - - EUGENE HEGE Secretary - - - ELEANOR BIECHER Chief T eclmimm - - GUY FLORY Treamrer - WILLIAM GALLOWAY Adrifer - -' GEORGE R. BIECHER Noralie Grove Mary Jane Halyak Eugene Hege Jack High Jean Lowry John Miner Richard Moyer Robert Newcomer Robert Picking Jack Ranck James Riley Dorothy Saunders Senior Science Club Prwident - - Vice-Prefrdent Secretary - - Treafurer - - Parrot Reporter, Advifer - - Henry Baer George Eyer Maurice Martin Jack Bowen Guy Flory Harold Morrow James Cole Robert Harrison Raymond Pugh Paul Etter Eugene Hege - GEORGE EYER - MAURICE STONER - EUGENE HEGE - - MERLE HEss SOLOMON WINGER1' HERBERT RHODES John PHueger Maurice Stoner Solomon Wingert Page Eighty-seven Future FZ1,lfll1C1'S of AI11eI'iea Frei-iaealf - - - EUGENE G. HEGE Vice-Prefirievzf, ROBERT W. HAPPEL Secretary ---- MERLE E. HESS Trearmer - - - RALPH F. DICE Parrot Reporter, MAURICIE M. MARTIN Walsh Dog - LABAN M. WINGERT Adm-er - - NORMAN K. HOOVER There are four degrees to be attained in the F. F. A. They are: the Green Hand Degree, the Chapter Farmer Degree, the Keystone Farmer Degree, and the American Farmer Degree. The boys in our school who hold the Green Hand Degree are: Otis Baker, Billie Brindle, Jay Fogelsanger, Lewis Lehman, Robert Newcomer, Richard Small, Gerald Wingert, John Wingert, Nelson Wingerr, and Merle Witter. Those holding the Chapter Farmer Degree are: Lloyd Ausherman, Harold Brindle, Ferd Bikle, Ralph Dice, Robert Ehrhart, Carl Flohr, Eugene G. Hege, Robert Fogelsanger, joseph Frommeyer, Theodore Gilbert, Stanley Johnson, Maurice Martin, Ralph Stoulier, Luther Wildeson, Laban Wingert, and Solomon Wingert. This year two of the boys, Merle Hess and Robert Happel, received the Keystone Farmer Degree at the State meeting in Harrisburg. Future Cl'2lftS111C11 of Am erica Pm-aieaz - - - FRANCIS CRIST Vice-Prerialear - - NICK KOUTRIS Sewelary-Trearznfeaf, GLEN ROSENBERRY Pawoz Raporzer - PAUL BOLLINGER Chaplain ---- SETH SHAFER Advirem - - WILLIAM BROSEY Charles Appel Eugene Baker Paul Bollinger Francis Crist William Hopplc Robert Henry Page Eiglzty-eiglzt WILLIAM FREET A Harold Hile William Hollar Charles Kadel Robert Kline Nick Koutris Clarence Lesher Charles Moraites Gerald Rosenberry Glen Rosenberry Richard Rotz Seth Shafer Donald Statler Levi Stermer Bill Stewart Robert Taylor Samuel Tice Virginia Armstrong Ruth Baker Shirley Boose Frances Bowen Pat Bowers Margaret Burkholder Mary Coccagna Jean Cockley Helen Crist Carlean Cramer Evelyn Crusy Au-ina Dunlap Nancy Evans Dorothy Fegan Isabell Fromeyer Sarah Jane Frantz Janet Gamble Dorothy Gayman Peggy -George Roberta George Dorothy Gillan Jean Glessner Joan Harvey Joyce Hepfer Winifred Houck Charlotte Hollar Nadine Horsh Betty Rae Houser Lucille J ones Loraine Keller Melba Kline Mat Club Pmfirlerzr - - - AUDNA DUNLAP Vice-Prefirlem - - NANCY EVANS T reamrer - KATHERINE MCGOXVAN Secretary - - WINIFRED HOUQK Parrot Reporzer, HARRIET WILLIAMS Adviser - - MARY ELLEN MAY Margaret Kirkpatrick Patsy Kolb Virginia Little Karin Mandel Shirley Martin Mildred McCarty Frances McElwain Kathryn McGowan Pat Meredith Junia Neff Diane Oden Dorothy Over Gloria Peters Pat Peters Madeline Renninger Helen Ridglcy Ann Roll Irma Rollins Arlene Sandoe Dorothy Saunders Janet Schellhasc Joan Seiders Martha Sheets Elaine Shontz Janet Stockslager Roberta Stone Betty Thompson Edna Thompson Wilma Thompson Harriet Williams Nurses of Tomorrow Prefiderzt - NANCY STOUT Secremry - - HARRIETT WILLIAMS Trerrfzrrer - - MARGARET PHEIL Arirfiier Helen Best Patricia Bowers Doris Dunlap Myra Fields Anna Fogelsanger Vera Fortna Janet Gregg Charlotte Hollar Virginia Little Mary Maclay Mary Jane McClure Margaret Pheil Martha Sheets Przrroz Reporzer, ANNA FOGELSANGER Student Aclfrzifory Council, VIRGINIA LITTLL - - GAIL SOLLENBERGER Nancy Stout Wilma Thompson Doris Washinger Harriett Williams Page Eiglify-nzne . Commercial Club Premlenz - KATHERINE KLENZING Vice-Preyinfent - - - IDA MILLER Treawrer ---- JOYCE HEPEER Secretary - NANCY BURKHOLDER Parrot Reporter - - BETTY ELLIOTT Aalviyer - - MARY E. STRICKLER Patsy Buhrman Nancy Jane Burkhulder Joyce Byers Betty Elliott Joyce Hepfer Robert Hoover Betty Kessler Art Service Club Prei-idea: - - MAXINE KILLIAN Vice-Prefioferzt - - DORIS DUNLAP Secretary - - - PAUL WATSON Treamrer - - - ARTHUR Ross Parrot Reporter - GLADYS MILLER Adviier - - E. LOUISE MOWERY S. A. C. Reprefenlatioe, EDWIN PATTERSON Irene Kitzmiller Ruth Koutris Thelma Lesher Ida Miller Janet Miller Loraine Miller Mildred Mowen Lawrence Newman Evelyn Pilgrim Mabel Pollard Mary Rohrer Betty Rotz Charlotte Schwarz Mary Jane Shafer Glen Shatzer Betty Shriner Emma Strickler Janice Wagner Jean Walter Lorraine Webber Betty Wilhide James Cole Dora l'Hll2lYl0S Edwin Patterson Arthur Ross Noralie Grove Doris Gartside Maxine Killian Doris Dunlap lloris Schwarz Karin Mandel Gladys Miller Paul Watson Eston P1 uorbaugh Page Ninety Pimziflf Advifer SOPRANOS Elizabeth Bowers Betty Evans Nancy Evans Jean Eyer Joan Felter Dorothy Gillan Betty Hague Janet Herb Jean Hoke Irene Kitzrniller Patsy Kolb Jean Patterson Doris Pifer Kathleen Rarick Janet Schellhase Margaret Shatzer Martha Shope Evelyn Stepler Norma Stred VIOLINS Harold Brown Berneda Frank Flora Harman Bud Henderson Ray Hill Elayne Hunter Grace Jones Miriam Landis Elizabeth Leach Robert Miller Dorothy Renfrew Janet Schellhase Doris Schwarz Jane Worth TRUMPETS Eugene Martin Charles Wise William Wishard SAXAPI-I ONE, Bruce Garnes Pat Hoover Alto Doris Schwarz Lorraine Troop Janice Wagner Jane Worth TENORS Fred Aldinger Lee Burner Robert Brumbaugh Eugene Farkas William Filker Eugene Holtry Bertram Henry Richard Kramer Paul Keller Eugene Martin Eston Poorbaugh Jack Ranck Dennis Senseny William Wishard ALTOS Dorothy Appenzellar Betty Binkley Cynthia Blair Harriet Clem Dorothy Elser Winifred Everette Lois Fisher Elaine Hunter June Johnston Jean Knouse Joyce Meadows Ida Miller Roberta Monn Josephine Seiber Norma Stambaugh Mary Stillman Edna Thompson Dorothy Traxler Orchestra, Direczor-HELEN L. Hovis, VIOLAS Dorothy Gillan Rita Lehman CELLOS Jeanne Dunning Kathleen Rarick Joan Seiders Betty Worthington CLARINETS Whilma Hennebergcr Sidney Palmer Martha Shope HORNS Dorothy Elser Dorothy Traxler 4 Glee Club llmidem - - WALLAQLE W1LsoN Vice-Prefidem - JOYCE MEADOWS Secretary - - - BETTY HAGUE Manager - - JACK RANCK Libmrmm - Lois FISHER JERRY GUYER WINIFRED Ross AUDNA DUNLAP - PAUL LUCAS BASS William Bender James Braucher Jacob Carbaugh John Crider Paul Etter William Gabler George Guyer Jerry Guyer Budd Henderson Robert Keller Robert Miller Robert Picking Charles Porter Arthur Ross William Sellers Robert Tarner Wallace Wilson Charles Wise Jack Young 7575 ii SAXAPHONE, Tenor Norbert Miller TROMBONES Harold Cook Richard Horst Lawrence Newman STRING BASS Lois Walker SOUSAPHONE Ronald Beachley PIANO Audna Dunlap Page Amcly one BA CLARINETS Solo Dorothy Gillan. Sergeant First Martha Shops Sirlnvy Palmer Betty Carhaugh Second .loan Seirlers Harriet Clem Helen Ettcr Elizabeth Worthington Hubert Ambrose Jean Knouse Whilma Hennebergcr Doris Jean Correl Third and Fourth Nancy Evans Lucille Klenzinyz Maurice Malone Grace Carbaugh Donald Statler Helen Grove Doris Elliott Patricia Speidel Margaret Kirkpatrick FLUTES Mary Stillman Jo Ann Smith Ruth Atherton ALTO SAXAPHONES Bruce Garnes Patricia Hoover Donald Diffenderfer TENOR SAXAPHONE Donna Duke BARITONE SAXAPHONE William Bender Page N uzclg-two Director-HELEN L. Hovis CORNETS Solo Eugene Martin, Captain William Wishard First Charles Wise Elwood Statler Kenneth Steplcr Second Georgie Coldsmith Douglas Kaufman Brenton Harrison Third and Fourth Reginald Dougie William Kane Elwood McKenzie Eston Poorbaugh Donald Hartranft Edwin McGehee BASSOON Ray Hill BARITONE Paul Keller HORNS Dorothy Traxler Betty Evans Dorothy Elser Doris Pilgrim Gladys Miller TROMBONES First Richard Horst Harold Cook, 2nd Lt. Second Robert Picking Lawrence Newman Third Earl Gerber Joan Baker Glenn Woods Winifred Everett Jean Myers BASSES Ronald Beachley George Snllenberger Marvin McKenzie lra Lesher Robert Miller Arnold McKenzie PERCUSSION Edward Hartshorn Audna Dunlap, lst lit Doris Schwarz Norman Leightner George Kuhn GLOCKENSPEIL Dorothy Appenzellar Lois Baker Fay Trogler MAJORETTES Luis Ann Fisher Patricia Meredith Kathleen Rarick Beverly Speilman Norma Stambaugh Audrey Patterson COLOR BEARERS Francis Hare Ray Nitterhouse COLOR GUARDS Arthur Ross Robert Collier LIBRARIANS George Sollenberger Whilma. Henneberger RHYTHM KIDS l Pimzo - Drrmzr - - Bam - - - lx! lib Sax - - 2124! Bb 'l'erzm - - 3rzl li Alto Sax - 4111 Bb Terror - - October October October November December january February February February February March March April Leader-PHILIP H. YOUNG - - EUGENE MAli'FlN - - WILLIAM WISHARD CHARLES WISIE DICK HOliS'l' - SHELDON SITES PAT MEREDITH PEGGY ECKELS IJ! Trumpet 211:21 Trumpet 3rd Trumpef IJ! Trombone 21251 Trombfurzc - - EDDIE HARTSHORN THORNTON SHREINER RONALD BEACIILEY - - HAROLD ANGLE - NORBERT MlLl.ER - BRUCE GARNES - SIDNEY PALMER Vocalimt - - - Social Calendar, 1943-1944 15 ---- - - Senior Class Parry 29 - - Upperclass Halloween Party 30 - - Freshman Hallowefen Parry 25 - - Athletic Association 28 - ---- Alumni 14 - - Parrot 14 - - Senior Tri-Hi-Y 17 - - - Rosedale 18 ---- Parrot 29 - - Greencastle High School 51 - - - - Spring Frolic 17 - - Nurses of Tomorrow 21 - - - Color Day Page Ninely-Ihre L H. M. S. PINAFORE Page Director, PAUL LUCAS Student Director, CLARA ROSENBERRY Accompmzifif, WINIFRED ROSS, RITA LEHMAN CAST OF CHARACTERS The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B., First Lord of the Admiral Captain, Corcoran, Commander of ILM. S. Pinaforc Ralph Rackstraw, Able Seaman ............,....... Dick Deadeye, Able Seaman ....... ............. Bill Bobstay, Boatswain's Mate Bob Becket, CZIFPCIILBIJS Mate .................. Josephine, The Captain's Daughter .............. Little Buttercup, a Portsmouth Bumhoat XVOIHHII .. Cousin Hehe, Sir Joscph,s First Cousin ............ ty.. WALLACE XVILSON TVILIJANI XVISHARD . . . .. .. EUGENE iw.-KI-l'l'lN . PLUBERT PICKING . . . . PAUL KELLER .. GEORGE GETER . . . BETTY HAGUE . JOYCE NIEAIJOXVS .. . . . PATSY KULB liET'l'Y EvANs JEAN PATTERSON JANET SCHELLHASE KATHLEEN RARICK lVlAHGARET SHATZER ELIZABETH ANN Bowls RoRER'I'A NIONN NORBIA STRED IRENE KITZMILLER lViAR'1'HA SHOPE JEAN HOKE DKDHIS SCHXVARZ DoRoTHY TRAXLER CYNTHIA BLAIR R S CHORUS SHIRLEY ANN NIARTIN HARRlE'I' E. CLEAI NORMA STAINIBAUCH JEAN KNOUSE DOROTHY APPENZELLAR ELAYNE HUNTER JACK RANCH CHARLES YVISE RICHARD KRAMER DENNIS SENSENY ESTON POORBAUGH BERTRAM HENRY EARL SCHROTH EUGENE HULTRY YVILLIAM FELKER BUIID HENDERsoN RONALD BEACHLEY WVILLIS PICKING JAMES BRAUCHER CHARLES PQIRTER JACK YOUNG RoIsER'r TARNER XVILLIAM BENDER CHARLES RIILLER PLOBERT ILELLER GEORGE SOLLENBERGER, Mnine FRED ALIIINCER, Marine TECHNICAL STAFF Stage Supervisor . . . Stage ,Manager .... Stage Crew .......... Business Manager ..... Advertising Managers . . . RALPH SPIDELL . . . . .... . JoAN SEIDERS .. .. .... FRANCIS XVEYER, HAIEIIIID HILE, LEVI STERTIER ELIZABETH LEACH DQROTHY GILLAW DORIS S A . .......... .......... . , ' .CHXVARZ, LLAN JENNINos Lights .............................................. BARBARA PIOCKRIAN, YVILLIAM SELLERS Make-Up . . . .. . BETTY JEAN KEISER, BARBARA HocKMAN, D0-LOHES ILLINE, AUIJNA DUNLAP FACULTY ADVISERS Libretto .... . ............ ........................ ...... K A THRYN SEIsoLu BEVENS Business and Advertising .. HELEN HllX'IS, ZVIIHIAM RIARTIN Publicity ............... ............ H ELEN M. MCNAIR Costumes .. ......... GAIL SoLLENRERnER Ninely-four IPRIN .A AIN Halstead Carter Nell Carter ..... Elizabeth .......... Edith Weybright ., Girard Weybright .. Bell Boy ....... Millicrnt Cornish .. Tom Cornish .... Stage Supervisor . . .... ...... . . . . . Stage Manager ......... Assistant Stage Manager HARRISON. Abbey Brewster ..... The Rev. Dr. Harper .. Teddy Brewster ....... Officer Brophy ...... Officer Klein .,.,.. Martha Brewster .. Elaine Harper .... Mortimer Brewster .. Mr. Gibbs ...,..... Jonathan Brewster . Stage Supervisor . ..,...... ........ . . Stage Manager ........ SENHUR PLAY Directed by KATHRYN S. BEVENS Arrirzed by BARBARA ANN HOCKMAN CAST .. ALLAN JENNINGS AUDNA DUNLAP BETTY JEAN KEISER DOLORES KLINE ROBERT HOOVER JOHN PFLUEGER DOROTHY RENFREW RICHARD HORST .. . RALPH SPIDELL .. . . . JOAN SEIDERS LESLIE HICKS Robe rt Reynolds .... Dr. Lionel Carter . .. Joe Crumb ........., L. J. O'Cunner ......... .. A Western Union Boy William Auchinschloss Arnold Graeves ...... DOUGLAS KAUFFMAN ., IIUBERT AMBROSE MERLE HESS EDWARD CASSEDA'1 GLEN SHATZER .. . . . WILLIS KUMP WILBUR SITES TECHNICAL STAFF Properties-LOUANN BARKDOLL, JOSEPHINE SIEBER, JACK THOMPSON. Portrait by . .,......., ................ E DYS CURRIER Secretary to Director .....,... ELIZABETH LEACH Stage Crew-WILLIS PICKING, MARY JANE HASSLER. BARBARA HOCKMAN, FRANCIS WEYER, JANE HOUSTON. PATRICIA MEREDITH, ROBERT PICK- ING, JACK THOMPSON, LEVI STERMER, ROBERT ARSENHIANDINJJLACE SCHOOL PLAY Directed by KATHRYN S. BEVENS Afxisteci by BARBARA ANN HOCKMAN ' CAST OF CHARACTERS . . , . JOYCE MEADOWS . . ROBERT PICKINGS . . . WILLIAM GABLER PAUL PITTENGER ROBERT HARRISON . . . . . . . MYRA FIELDS . . . . JO ANN SMITH SHELDON SITES JAMES COLE RALPH SPIDELL -GEORGE SMITH stage Crew - LESLIE 'EiC'1isQ'EAiiL SCHROTH, ROB- ERT PICKING, CAROLYN AUGHINBAUGH, DORIS GARTSIDE, JOAN SEIDERS, DORIS EVERETTS, WALLACE WILSON. Business Manager . . . . Business Manager . .......,....... LAWRENCE NEWMAN Advertising Managers, DORIS DUNLAP, PAUL KELLER Dr. Einstein ..... Oflicer O'Hara ...... . . . . JAMES FEGAN . . . . . . EARL GERBER Lieutenant Rooney .,........ . ....,. GEORGE BREZLER Mr. Witherspoon ..............,... RONALD BEACHLEY Old Men-CLARENCE BENT. FRED ALDINGER, WILLIS PICKING, PAUL SENSENY, WILLIAM FLETCHER, HAROLD BROWN, BERTRAM HENRY, ROBERT HAVERSTOCK, CHARLES BOWERS, FRANK VEN- HERBERT BROWN NER, JOHN BRAUCHER, FRANCIS HARE. TECHNICAL STAFF Properties - LOUANN BARKDOLL, MARY MACLAY, LOUISE BOWERS, JACK THOMSON, JOHN PFLEUGER, JANE DUNNING. Lights ........ BARBARA HOCKMAN, EARL SCHROTH Stage Set ............................ RALPH SPIDELL Sound Effects ................. . .... DENTON ASHWAY BUSINESS STAFF .. JANET GREGG Advertising Manager .. ANNA FOGELSANGER Page Ninety-five SERVICE Most of the groups mentioned on this page are not organized in any formal way, but they perform invaluable services within the high school, Without their freely-given help, each one of us would notice a grave difference. These people belong to the ones who do as distinct from the ones who take-and criticize. Assembly For every assembly twelve boys, appointed for the year, distribute and collect song books, programs, etc. They also go through the auditorium afterward to put up all seats. Three girls serve as ushers for guests. Attendance Every day thirty students, one for each floor, ten times a school day, collect blanks recording absences from home rooms and classes. They take these blanks to the ofnce where the absentee bulletin is compiled from them. Cafeteria Fifteen girls help regularly in the cafeteria for one period or more a day, either in the morning, when they help to prepare the food for lunch, or in the afternoon, when they wash dishes. During the noon hour, the girls assist in serving the food. Hall Squad The Hall Squad which polices the halls of the high school building, is supervised by the Student Advisory Council. The twenty-four students who are on duty each day serve in large part to keep the tremendous activity of the school smooth and orderly. Office Messengers One student each period of the school day reports to the principals ofhce to act as messenger, to do all errands within the building. Traffic Squad At the time of noon and afternoon dismissals boys are stationed on Lincoln Wzty, Queen Street, and Second Street where pedestrian, bicycle, and motor traffic joins the thoroughfare. These boys serve as traffic policemen. ' Typists Many commercial students serve as unofncial secretaries for both faculty and administration. These students do a large amount of typing and mimeographing, only a small part of which can be done in their regular office practice classes. Stage Crew The stage crew assists with the setting for assembly programs, but their big jobs are the school plays. The members of this crew take charge of scenes, property, lights, and make-up, under the direc- tion of the dramatics coach. Page Nineiy-sia: ATHLETICS - VARSITY FOOTBALL S UAD How 3-XV:1lter Oliver, Donald Peters, .Terry Guyer, Robert Boyles, Bclvin Stumbungh, Richard Blair, Drew Bard, Harold Pheil, Robert Henry. Row 2- Mr. lizard, YVilliz1m Bender, Jacob Koscr, .lohn Hcclunzin, Ray Henderson. Norman liriekcr, Tlmlnzns flidllllilll, YVallace XVilson, Chzxrles Gilbert, Gene Hcindol, Mr. Scllliclitcr. Row lf- John Allen, Nick Koutris, Eugene Shot-lnaker, XVilliam lflollur, William Shropshire. Sinclair Suumlt-rs, George lmishor tllziplainj, Francis Crist, .lohn Koutris. Football Selledule 1943 Date C. H. S. Ojupofzeazz September 25 Mercersburg Academy J. V. . 44 0 October l 'tColumbia . .... 1 3 6 iiOctober 9 Hershey .. 9 16 itOctober 15 THanover .. 7 6 tOctober 23 Gettysburg . . 47 6 iiOctober 30 Waynesboro . . 15 0 :kNovember 6 Carlisle ..... 1 3 6 :lNovember 12 'tMechanicsburg . . 19 6 November 25 Scotland ........ ........... O O :lf League Games. tl Games Away. Simian! flflmzagefxr Cmzck-I.owELL W. Sc:H1.1ciHTER JACK DORSEY-Senior RODNEY LAIRD-Sophomore A.s.rimz1zz Cmftb-ROBERT -I. BEARD ROBERT HENRY-Jmziof CLIFFORD SHOEMAKER-Ffefhmmz Page Ninely-nigh! SYNOPSIS OF 1943 FOOTBALL SEASON VARSITY GAMES SEPTEMBER 25- The Trojans opened their football season with a bang by delivering a knock- out blow to the Mercersburg Academy J. V. eleven. With a land offensive tnat couldn't be stopped, they rolled up a score to the tune of 44-0. OCTOBER 1-C. H. S. turned back Columbia by a 13-6 score. Going through the first three quarters without any score, the Schlichter-coached squad came through with two quick touchdowns in the final quarter. Shoemaker and Geiman accounted for the scoring. OCTOBER 9- In the first Southern Pennsylvania Conference game for the locals, luck was against them as they lost by a score of 9-16 to Hershey High School. This was not an easy victory for Hershey. OCTOBER 15 -On a wet and muddy Hanover field, the Nighthawks had their wings clipped by the Chambersburg boys for the first time, either at home or abroad, in 22 startsg. Nick Koutris and Ted Lesher placed the score on the board at 7-6. OCTOBER 23-A one-sided score of 47-6 was chalked up for the Chambersburg High School Trojans when they won an easy victory over the Gettysburg Little Bullets on Henninger Field. This game jumped them from fifth to second place in the Southern Pennsylvania Conference. OCTOBER 30-The Chambersburg High School Trojans remained in the running for the South- ern Pennsylvania Conference crown, but dropped to third place behind Hanover by a margin of five points, when they took the Golden 'Tornadoes of Waynesboro by a score of 13-0 in a game on Henninger Field. NOVEMBER 6-Again the local gridiron was the scene of a victory for the C. H. S. warriors when they proved to be too much for the Thundering Herd of Carlisle as shown by the 15-6 score. NOVEMBER 12-In their last conference game, the Trojans trounced the Mechanicsburg Wild- cats to the tune of 19-7 on Memorial Field before more than 3,000 football fans. This game won for the Schlichter-coached squad undisputed claim to the runner-up spot in the Southern Pennsylvania Con- ference Race. NOVEMBER 25 -Closing a very successful season, the Trojans battled the Scotland Red Devils to a scoreless tie Thanksgiving afternoon. Having lost only one game, the Chambersburg High School Trojans placed second in the Southern Pennsylvania Conference scoring. J. V. GAMES Coach -WILLIAM H. FREET Capmm-DENTON ASHXVAY .Manager-CLIFFORD SHOEMAKER OCTOBER 22-The Chambersburg High School Gladiators met defeat at the hands of the Scot- land Little Red Devils by a score of 6-0 on the Scotland field. OCTOBER 29-With two minutes of play, the Mercersburg Spiders scored a touchdown de- feating the Little Trojans on Henninger Field 15-7. NOVEMBER 2 --On Henninger Field the Gladiators avenged an earlier defeat from the Scotland lads by defeating them 6-0. Page Ninely-ninf VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 2- -John Strickler, Thomas Gaiman, Sinclair Suuntlcvs, George Lt-ishcr qCup1z1inJ, .luck Dorsey, .lost- Howurtl, John Koulris. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE. 1944 v 1 llfjilill lltmx Conthl null XX SC'lllll'llll'l'. Row 1 -Norman Bricker, Nick Koulris, Eillllllllll Ll'Sl1l , - j, I 1 - ,fn H Daze With Whom Opp, C, Il, December 7 Mercersburg H. S. . . 14 66 December 14 Greencastle ...... 12 59 December 17 Lemasters ...... 11 S4 December 31 Carlisle . .. 15 51 january 1 Scotland .... 32 59 January 4 Greencastle . . . 18 47 january 7 Waynesboro . . . 24 jli january 14 Gettysburg . 29 34 January 2 1 Hanover .......... 20 44 january 28 Shippensburg ........ 23 45 January 29 Mercersburg Academy . . 16 40 February 1 Carlisle .......,..... 27 37 February 5 Waynesboro ......... 2 3 8 2 February 8 Mercersburg Academy . 28 jf February 1 1 Gettysburg ......... 4 l fi 3 February 18 Hanover .......... ....,.,.... 3 1 49 February 2 5 Shippensburg ................... 3 6- 49 March 3 Hershey CAt Shippensburg T. CJ . .. 34 45 March 7 Columbia CAt Gettysburgb ....... 59 72 March 10 Lebanon CAt Hersheyj ......... 37 42 March 18 Lower Merion CAt Readingj . , . 31 30 Total Points ,................... 539 1067 Coach-I.oWELL W. SCHLICHTER Szmiem Mmmgew-ROBERT A. WINGERD. Roc A.r.m-14111 COMM?-ROBERT J. BEARD KYLE, SAMUEL CLARKE Page One Hundred ph S. ER SYNOPSIS 01411944 BAS1iETBALL SEASON VARSITY GAMES DECEMBER 7-An impressive victory on the Trojan's home court over the Mercersburg High School aggregation opened the most outstanding season in basketball in the history of Chambersburg High School. The lopsided score was 66-14. DECEMBER 14-The second court battle for the locals on the home lloor was against the Green- castle High School squad. A staggering defeat was handed the visitors to the tune of 59-12. DECEMBER 17-The third home game was played with the quintet from Lemasters High School. A IDOSI staggering defeat was handed them by a score of 84-ll, the highest score ever to be made by any team representing Chambersburg High School. DECEMBER 51-Carlisle, a Northern Division entry in the Southern Pennsylvania Conference, was defeated at the hands of the Schlichter-coached locals on the local court with a score of 5l-13. JANUARY l- Stretching their winning streak to 5 games, the Chambersburg High School Tro- jans defeated the Scotland School Red Devils on the Scotland court by a 59-32 score. JANUARY 4-The local quintet won their sixth consecutive game of the season when they trounced Greencastle High School to the tune of 47 to 18 on the latter's court. IANUARY 7-The Trojans won their initial Southern Pennsylvania Conference basketball game by a 54-24 score against the Golden Tornadoes on the Waynesboro court. IANUARY 14-Chambersburg High School won over Gettysburg in one of the hardest-fought battles ever witnessed on the local court. The score was 54-29. This was the second conference tilt, TANUARY 21 -Chambersburg High School's Trojans extended their winning streak to nine con- secutive victories and thereby won the nrst half of the Southern Division in the South Penn Conference race by virtue of their 44-20 win over Hanover High School on the Hanover court. JANUARY 28--The Shippensburg High School Greyhounds lost by a score of 45-23 to the Tro- jans on the local court. This was the tenth consecutive win for the outstanding Chambersburg team. TANUARY 29-Racking up their eleventh consecutive win of the season, the local charges of Coach. Lowell W. Schlichter rolled over Mercersburg Academy to the tune of 40 to 16 on the latter's court. FEBRUARY 1-The twelfth straight victory of the season was won by thc Trojans when they downed the Carlisle basketball team on the Carlisle court by a 37 to 27 count. FEBRUARY 5-Keeping intact their record of 'l3 consecutive wins this season. the Trojans re- duced the Golden Tornadoes to a gentle breeze when they trounced them by the score of 82 to 23 in another conference tilt on the Chambersburg court. FEBRUARY S-Chambersburg High School's Trojans outclassed the Mercersburg Academy cagers by winning their fourteenth straight victory by a score of 57 to 28 on the ,local floor. FEBRUARY 11 -Traveling to Gettysburg, the Chambersburg Trojans clinched the Southern Divi- sion of the South Penn Conference in a nip and tuck battle from start to finish, in which the lead changed nineteen times against the Gettysburg Little Bullets. The score was 43-41. This was Gettys- burgis first defeat in four years on their home court. Page One Hundred 0:10 FEBRUARY 18-The Trojans trounced Hanover High School, thereby winning for them sixteen straight victories for the year, twenty including the four last year, the Southern Division Title, and the honor of having the first undefeated conference season in the history of the high school. The battle was on the local floor and the score was 49-31. FEBRUARY 25-Coach Lowell W. Schlichter, to whom. the victorious Trojans owe much of their success. accompanied them to Shippensburg to see them beat out a 49-36 decision in a non-conference tilt. This marked the final game of the season under the direction of Coach Schlichter who was com- missioned a Lieutenant C j. g.j in the United States Navy. MARCH 3-Victory number eighteen and the championship of the Southern Pennsylvania Con- ference were chalked up by the Chambersburg High School's Trojans in a tight battle with Hershey on the Shippensburg State Teachers College court. This game made history for C. H. S. It is the first cham- pionship team the school has ever produced, and it is the hrst squad to go through its scheduled season without a defeat. The score was 45-34. This was the first game under the direction of Coach Robert Beard. MARCH 7-On the Gettysburg High School court, the Chambersburg High School Trojans met the Columbia High passers in a play-olif game which proved to be a runaway as shown by the score, 72-39. By virtue of their overwhelming defeat of Columbia, the Trojans won the right to oppose Lebanon for the District III title. MARCH 10-The spacious Sports Arena at Hershey was the setting of a thrilling battle fought by the Chambersburg High School Trojans and the Lebanon Cedars. the Central Pennsylvania League representatives, which resulted in the twentieth straight victory for the Trojans by a 42-37 score. This gave the newly crowned champions the chance to enter into inter-district competition against the Dis- trict I winner, Lower Merion, defending State champions. MARCH 18-One point spelled defeat for the most outstanding team in the history of Cham- bersburg High School basketball. The 1944 Trojans proved that they were champions. Only unlucky breaks prevented them from winning their 21st straight victory. On the court of the Reading junior High School, their hopes for the state championship came to an end as Lower Merior, defending cham- pions, came out on top by a 31-30 score. Although the Trojans were defeated, they were never more glorious. J. V. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ROBERT J. BEARD, Cofzcb fa Dale With Wfbom Opp C, H, S, U7,bgrg December 7 Mercersburg H. S. ..... 9 64 Home December 14 C. H. S. Aviation Cadets 15 33 Home December 17 Lemasters ............ 7 50 Home December 31 Fayetteville Boys Club .... 10 37 Home january 1 Scotland ............ 19 35 Away january 28 Shippensburg . . . 15 34 Home February 25 Shippensburg . . 20 35 Away Total Points .. 87 288 Page One Hundred Two WAR COURSES In an endeavor to meet the demands of military and naval Officials, as well as industrial employers, in this time of national crisis, the Chambersburg High School is offering an exceptional program of war courses. In addition to the regularly scheduled war courses which meet daily, the weekly home room programs for the junior and senior classes are devoted to guidance in related fields, under the general title Guiding Youth for Armed Forces and the Home Front. AERONAUTICS - Instructor, ROBERT J. BEARD Since the outbreak of the war, Army and Navy officials have been stressing the need for high school youths in the air corps. Two years ago the Aeronautics course in pre-flight instruction was included in the curriculum. The system used is patterned after the recommended curriculum of the U. S. Office of Education. This pre-Hight schedule has four periods daily: one in physical education, two in aeronautics Cstudy and field workj, and one in communications. Three periods of the school day are devoted to subjects required for graduation, The following subjects are included in Aeronautics l and 2: Orienta- tion and Recognition, Meteorology, Aerodynamics, Navigation. Aircraft Structure, Communications, and Civil Air Rules and Regulations. Aeronautics 2 also includes Power Plants and Model Building. ARMY CLERICAL COURSE - Instructor, IDA E. HELIJER The purpose of this course for commercial students is to familiarize them with the various forms and procedures most commonly used in clerical offices at the different army headquarters. Thev are taught the organization of the army, personnel selection procedure, government correspondence, filing, typing, and duplicating. ' FIRST AID -- Instructor, M.ARY ELLEN MAY This is the Standard Red Cross First Aid Course stressing the care of minor injuries. It includes instruction in bandaging, splinting, artificial respiration, and treatment Ofcommon emergencies. HOME NURSING - Instructors, MRS. THOMAS BOWEN and MRS. L. A. THOMPSON The purpose of the Home Nursing course is to prepare girls for a nurse's career, as well as to give them fundamental training ,invaluable for future home makers. Thev learn home nursing techniques such as preparing diet trays, giving baths, taking temperatures, and caring for babies. NURSE'S AIDES -- Instructor, MRS. JOSEPH SPANGLER This course is unique in that the students contribute directly while learning. They receive thittv- five hours of classroom instruction and forty-five hours of hospital duty. Upon completion of their training these girls are qualified to relieve a graduate nurse of manv routine hospital duties. Each gradu- ate is obligated to give one hundred fifty hours of hospital service without remuneration. SPECIAL PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Instructor, ROBERT I. BEARD This special work supplimenting the regular physical education training consists in a combination of body building exercises and games. Its purpose is to help in the attainment of better physical con- dition, and to discover and remedy, if possible, any physical defects, RADIO CODE - Instructor, GEORGE R. BIECHER This course is designed to teach bovs and girls to receive messages bv the International Morse Code. Study is based on a series of phonograph records, graded to present code instruction in easy steps. REFRESHER MATHEMATICS -- Instructor, SUSIE K. KRIECHBAUR4 The foremost purpose of this course is to prepare students for needs they will encounter in the Armed Forces and in industry. The course is adapted to fit the varying requirements of those who are enrolled. Arithmetic, common and decimal fractions, percentage, ratio, proportion, and simple algebra are reviewed. Page Ont' Hundred Three Most Most Wl1O,s popular girl popular boy Most attractive girl - Handsomest boy - Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most athletic girl athletic boy studious girl studious boy talkative girl talkative boy energetic girl energetic boy musical girl - musical boy Best actress - Best actor - Friendliest boy - Friendliest girl - Best boy dancer - Best girl dancer Best dressed boy - Best dressed girl Keenest wit Most sincere senior - Most diplomatic senior Most cooperative senior Best sport - - - Most likely to succeed Most dependable - Nicest personality - Biggest flirt, boy - Biggest flirt, girl - Xvllfl in the Senior Class JOYCE MEADOWS - DICK HORST DOT RENEREW BOB WTNOERD AUDNA DUNLAP ORP LEISHER . - BETSY LEAcH siNC1.A1R SAUNDFRS - JANET cRAMER - - BILL GABLER - ANNA LOU BRACKBILL - JOHN KOUTRIS - BETTY EVANS - EUOENE MARTIN - JOYCE MEADOWS - ALLAN JENNINGS - - BOB WIN GERD - g ANNA LOU BRACKBILL - - JACK DORSEY - ARLENE HOOVER BUD CASSEDAY - JANET CARI. - PETE NAUOLE - BETTY HAMBRIOHT - - FRANK RUTH - BARBARA HOCKMAN - FRANCIS CRIST - - BETsY LEACH - BARBARA HOCKMAN - NANCY STOUT - ALLAN JENNINGS - - - ELLEN MILEY Cutest couple - LOIS FISHER, BILL SHROPSHIRE Page Ont' llillzcliml Four V., .,,,,,, .,. .....- , OFF THE R R -..H is lf :R X441 'film we -I f-Bag, Mi, rf, 1:24 21 - V 2:-2 '-fl' - :' 2- ,,.. E412 'liii ., .A .H CLASS WILL OF 1944 We, the Class of 1944, solemnly pledge to next yearsstudents some of our most cherished possessions. We sincerely hope that they will accept these tokens of our mutual friendship and make use of them to the best of their ability. Pete Naugleys car to Mr. Leininger. Sinclair Saunders intelligence to Tom Angle. Dolores Kline's build to Frances McElwain. joe Miller's wavy hair to Moose Henderson. Lucille Angles laugh to Jean Brown. Francis Cristis cabin to next year's Seniors. Oh! Sorry- it's sold! Lois Fisher's ability to get the men to Teasy Rhodenhaver. jack Dorsey's dancing technique to Bill Galloway. Dick Horst's wealth to Tom, Calvin, and Blimp. Anna Lou Brackbill's energy to Jack Burkhart. Bebe Hockman's height to Dottie Buohl. Betty Evans' voice to Pat Meredith. Dorothy Renfrew's personality to jean Patterson and Betty Ely. jerry Knode's hair to Peggy George. Janet Carlls sophistication to Wanda jean Farren. Lana Turner CArlene Hooversj certain something to Carlean Cramer. john Koutris, talk', to Harold Pheil. John Pfiueger's Boy Scout shirt to the nearest trash can. . Polly Welker's gift of gab to Peggy Williams. i jim Hays Hat feet-just to any one. Glen Shatzer's manners to Dick Laird. . Minnie Musselmaifs meritorious Hall Squad Service to Jean Lowry. Lou Siteis voice to Jack Ranck. f Allan Jennings' way with the women to Nick Koutris. Wines coat to Casanova Cole. Orpis way with the ball to next year's Tv'0j1m.i'. So sorry! Lawrence Newman won't give up his trombone! Eugene Hegeis extra gas stamps to Mr. Gills. Louise Miley's shyness to Margaret Orton. We dedicate the curtains to Mrs. Bevens, faculty, and future students -- Goodbye, CLASS OF 1944. Page One Hundred Six E 5 fi 1 5 They Looked Then? mpg . - A Q V .,.. Mk 4 . 'f .M 5 pr Q. X J- 5 Q 5, A , W V, ..,. E Q -- .. ., .... 4 W ,, .- ,. -- . + f ww 46.1 5 , we Q M52 Egg f 4 , 4: . . 53 , gr'-5.:21z'Hf:f, ':, aw . , K M, Dfw? A Q 4 . 6 ' 7 I M. 7 , Y 6 A A ,O Il I2 H CNAMES ON PAGE 1473 Advertisers and Contributors Witli sincere appreciation the Chambersburg High School gratefully acknowledges the cooperation and contributions of the town's merchants and parents. The cooperation on their part has helped to make this book possible. The patronage of the many students, their parents, and their friends will, we feel sure, repay our indebtedness. AAA Motor Club .. ....... . Ace of Hearts Roller Angle, Glen W. .,.......... . liaker, R. A. ....... . l4arnhart's Pharmacy A 5: li Garage ....,........ Rink . liietsch's lee Cream Store .. lilg'lP1', T. C. ........... . liluebird Lunch ....... lilue Ridge Woolen Co. Bon l'on ............, Bowers, Edward L. .. liurkhart's Candy Store ., .. liurkholder, J. Marlin llyer Brothers ....... Capital Bakers, Inc. Capitol 8: Rosedale Theatres . Carl, H. M. ........ . Caufi'man's Cut Rate ........ . Chambersburg Business College . . Chambersburg Dairy ........ Chambersburg Duntile Co. . .. Chambersburg Engineering Co Chambersburg Gas Co. Chambersburg Grain 8: Coal Co. . Chambersburg Ice Q Cold Storage Co. . . .................. . . . . Chambersburg Implement Co. . . . Chambersburg Laundry Chambersburg News Agency .... Chambersburg Trust Co. ....... . City Ice Co. Coca-Cola ............... . . Coder, H. L. ............ .. Collier Body 8: Paint Co. ., .. cook, L. s. Q ............. .. Correl, M. R. ............... . Cramer, H. W. ............... . Culbertson's Farmers' Supply Co. Culp, Daniel S. ............... . Cumberland Valley Co-Operative Association ........ . . . . . . . . . Cump, Earl L. ...... . Davis Esso Servicenter Dough Tray, The .... .. Duffield Music House Dulebohn Candy Co. . Dunkinson's ........ Elser's Meat Market .. Eyester's ............ Farmers 8: Merchants Trust Co. Faust's Market .............. . . Fisher's Flower Shop Ford, Barrette W. ..... .. Franklin Fire Co. . .. . Fraver's Shoe Store . . . . . Friendship Hose Co. .. Funk, Paul M. ..... . P age 136 142 142 142 136 134 113 137 122 118 136 136 136 142 134 142 116 134 134 137 120 128 114 137 137 127 119 127 119 126 119 123 141 128 119 119 119 129 128 119 129 129 120 127 120 120 122 128 141 128 131 111 144 111 144 128 Ganoe and Wenger ......... Geyer Lumber 8: Coal Co. ., . Gilbert's Men Store ..... Gilbert's Pharmacy , Glick's Shoe Store Good Will Fire House Grant, W. T. .............. . Greenawalt's Drug Store Grove, John R. ......... . Haller's Drug Store .... Hanover Hardware Co. ..... . Harmon's Furniture Store . Hays, Ray ............... Hen's Barber Shop Herr, L. B. 8: Son .. HoFt'man's Ice Cream . .. Hoover, C. R. ........ . Horn's Motor Express Hotel Montgomery .... Hotel Washington .. Huber, Norman O. .. Hutton's Shoe Store Ideal Dry Cleaners ..... Interwoven Stocking Co. .. Ivory System .............. . Jaslow's Army-Navy Store Kappes Jeweler .... ....... . Keidel's ............ Keller's Used Cars Kerr Printing Co. .. Kessinger's Garage . . . . . . . . Kirson, Max ................. .. Kohler Paint 8: Wallpaper Co. . . . Kottcamp Construction Co. Kremer, Leighton R. ....... . Kustard Kitchen .... Laird's Men's Shop .. Lakeview Milling Co. .. LaMar Restaurant . . . Leiter Brothers, Inc. Lesher, Frank B. Liberty Cash Market ........ Long, Ira A. .............. . Ludwig 8: Hunter, Jewelers Lyon's Auto Parts ........... . Lyon's Clothing Store McCleary Oil Co. ........ . McCrory's .... . .... . .... . M. 8: H. Chevrolet Sales . Martin Brothers .......... Metz, John S. ........ . Mil1er's Furniture Store .. Mi1ler's Pharmacy ...... Mill-O-Moss ..... .........,. . Molly Pitcher Waffle Shop .. . Montgomery Ward ....... Mumper, M. B. .... . P 320 128 120 119 138 138 138 144 128 138 111 142 138 138 111 136 130 111 140 140 139 140 140 140 140 147 141 141 141 115 145 141 141 147 136 141. 141 128 110 122 144 110 110 110 110 131. 134 131 134 144 113 113 139 142 134 122 143 143 Nutharfs ......,. National Bank Nehi Bottling Co. . . .. Newton's Pharmacy Norland Garage .......... North End Atlantic Service Station ............... Oliver Oil Co. ........ . Open Door Tea Room .. Owens, C. E. ......... . Patterson, H. D. ........ Pen Mar Grocery ........ Penn Hall Junior College . . Penn Maryland Supply Co. Personal Finance Co. Pine Grove Dairy ...... P1asterer's Greenhouse Pryor's Tire Service Public Opinion ..... Rainbow Restaurant Red Bridge Park .... Rothruck Studio Royale Dairy ....... ltupp Furniture Co. Sellers' Funeral Home .. Schaal's Garage ..... Sherk, A. L. 8: Son Shively's Dairy ..... Shively Motor, Inc. ..... . S. 8: H. Stationery Shop .. Shull, Robert S. ......... . Silex Coffee Shop ......... Siloam Ice 8: Cold Storage Silver Top Diner ..,....... Sites, Garnet .... . ....... Sites Surgical Appliance C Slyder, S. Brake ......... Smitty's Place ...... Speer Sz Co. .......... . Standard Pennant Co. .... . Stanley Manufacturing Co. Stockslager, L. H. ....... . Thomas Pretzel Co. . . . Tobey's ........... Troy Laundry ....... Valley National Bank .. Vanderau's Restaurant . . Vogel's .............. Walker Brothers . . . William's ...... Wilson College . .. Wingerd, D. G. ...... . Wolf Co. .............. . Wood's, T. B. Sons Co. Woolworth, F. W. Worth's . .... . . . Yoh's Market . . . 0. Page 139 135 113 113 0 113 125 117 117 117 117 117 110 117 138 121 117 117 131 122 121 1211 129 133 120 120 137 127 127 128 117 120 120 120 121 120 110 120 116 133 112 116 125 129 125 119 129 125 125 131 132 131 120 146 116 116 133 Page One Hundred Nine FRANK B. LESHER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SUPPLIES 231 North Sixth Street CHAMBERSBURG, PA. S. BRAKE SLYDER Grain - Feed - Paints - Tires - Disel Engines - Farm Machinery Used Machinery BROAD ST. CHAMBERSBURG, PA Phone 749 LIBERTY CASH MARKET Meats - Groceries - Produce of Quality 521 E. LIBERTY ST. Harold A. Harrison Phone 1125 WE HAVE A GOOD FLOUR FOR EVERY PURPOSE LAKEVIEW M ILLIN G CO. CHAMBERSBURG IRA. A. LONG Jeweler 135 SOUTH MAIN STREET Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham, Bulova Watches WATCH THE BIG CLOCK IN OUR WINDOW! Ludwig 81 Hunter .IEWELERS SINCE 1877 New High School Jewelry 121 South Main Street CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. KRJN Compliments Penn I-lall Junior College Page Ona Hundred Ten Most Wl1o's Who in the Freshman Class Most Most Most Most Most Most popular girl popular boy attractive girl Hands athletic girl . .. athletic boy . .. studious girl omest boy .... Most studious boy Most talkative girl Most talkative boy Most musical 'girl . . . musical boy Friendliest girl .... Friendliest boy ...... Best dressed girl .... Best dressed boy .... Nicest personality . . . Biggest flirt, girl .... Biggest Hitt, boy .... Cutest couple ..... . . ....... JANE EVANS CLIFFORD SHOEMARER BETTY STAKE . . . . . BRENTON HARRISON MARTH.-X RODENHAVER . . . . , . MFRLE LEISHER ELAINE BUSE DONALD HARTRANlf'1' . ......... BETSY GRAY . . . CHARLES MILLER . . . . . PATSY KOLB . . . . . . . DICK KRAMER .. MARION HECKMAN . . . BLAKE MARTIN . . . . MARY WISE BOB KELLER . . . ELAINE KYLE . .. DORIS MCNENY! DON SNYDER .. JANE EVAN s, BRIINTON HAIQIIISON COMPLIMENTS OF BARRETTE W. FORD COMPLIMENTS OF HEN'S BARBER SHOP MEMORIALS 172W South Main Street IIGHT AVE. PHONE 508 CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA- AIRSTEP ROBLEE Shoes for Women Shoes for Men C ' R ' H O O V E R FRAVER'S SHOE STORE 127 South Main Street CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Groceries, Meats, and Provisions Phone 520-J Broad and Vine Streets FRESH FROSTED FOODS Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Chambersburg's Standard Drug Store Phone 336 CHAMBERSBURG, PEN N A. Page One Hundrerl Eleven Compliments of Stanley Manufacturing Company Where You Meef Your Friends Hundred Twelve - Wh o's Who Most Most Most popular girl .. popular boy . attractive girl Handsomest boy . . Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most athletic girl . .. athletic boy .. studious girl . studious boy . talkative girl . talkative boy . musical girl . .. musical boy . . . Friendliest girl' .... Friendliest boy .... Best dressed boy .... Best dressed girl Nicest personality . .. Biggest Hirt, boy .. Biggest flirt, girl Cutest couple .. . in the Sophomore Class LOU AN . . . MAXINE NAUGLE . . , . . TOM GEIMAN .. . DOROTHY KELLER . . . . . DENTON ASHWAY KATHRYN MCGOWAN ....... TOM GEIMAN JOSEPHINE SIEBER . . . . FRED ALIJINOER . . . ELAYNE HUNTER . . . . . BUNT BROWN . . . . ELAYNE HUNTER WILLIAM WISHARD . . . . MAXINE NAUGLE .. . JAMES BOWERS ...... DREW BARD . . . ELAYNE I'lUN'I'ER . . ELWOOD STATLER GEORGE GEYER . . . . . . . AUDREY PATTERSON N BARKDOLL, CHARLES WISE MARTIN BROTHERS Fancy Vegetables - Quality Meats Fruits and Vegetables 170 Lincoln Way West - Chambersburg 544 Lincoln Way East - Chambersburg JOHN S. METZ Jeweler 52 LINCOLN WAY WEST Bietsclfs Ice Cream Store OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Business Is Smallg Business Is Great, That's the Way We Operate 318 S. Main St. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Compliments of Newtonls Pharmacy The store where your patronage is appreciated NORLAND GARAGE MARGARET E. HUNSECKER, Prop. STORAGE - REPAIRING Phone 562-W 122 Ramsey Avenue Chambersburg, Pennsylvania WE AIM TO SATISFY Compliments Of N E H I and R O Y A L C R O W N Bottling Company Page One Hunrlreri Thirlt HUNDRED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITURIUM HEN the Army and the Navy decided lo confer on the Chainlmershurg Engineering Company the coveted EU avvard for Excellence in XVar Production, il seemed litting that the ceremony take place in the Auditorium of the Cliamlxerslmrg High School. The High School is a symbol of the A111- eriean spirit ineuleated in every boy and girl ol' our community, the spirit for which so many of our fel- lovv citizens are oilering their lives to preserve. ' That our iighting men may have everything that will help our cause to triumph, Chambersburg Ham- mers, Ceeoslamps and Presses are being huilt at a ,rate never before equalled - a record that vvas recog- nized hy the award of the E flag fe a lrilmute not only to every vvork- er but to every one in this commu- nity. Page Une Hundred Fourteen WlIo's W Most popular girl ho in the Junior Class .. ....... JANET SPROW Most popular boy .... .. . ........ TED LESHER Most attractive girl PEGGY DIEEENDEREER Handsomest boy .... ........ T OM ANGLE Most athletic girl WINIFRED HOUGK Most athletic boy ...,.. NICK KOUTRIS Most studious girl .... .... M ARY JANE OLLER Most Most Most studious boy talkative girl talkative boy . . . . . . . . WALLACE WILSON . . . . . DORIS STONER . . . . GENE HEINDEL Most musical girl . DOROTHY GILLAN Most musical boy .... HAROLD COOK Friendliest girl . . . . . . MARGARET ORTON Friendliest boy .... .. EUGENE SHOEMAKER Best dressed boy .... ........ T ED LESHER Best dressed girl .... SARAH CRAWITORD Nicest personality . . , . , . ANNA FOGELSANGER Biggest flirt, boy ..................... JAMES COLE Biggest flirt, girl .................... DOTTIE BUOHL Cutest couple . . , . . . MARGARET RODENHAVER, TED LESHER NEW AND USED CARS KELLER'S USED CAR MARKET HAROLD W. BRAKE, FRANK R. KELLER, Prop. 220 South Potomac Street 700 South Main Street Wlaynesboro, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa. PHONE 427-R PHONE 804 Page One Hundred Fiflcen - Color Queen ,..... Maid of Honor Senior Attendants .. Junior Arrendunrs Sophomore Attendants Day, 1944 DOROTHY RENFREW' JANICE WAGNER Court -I LOIS FISHER ' ' ' l NANCY STOUT EMMA STRICKLER NANCY EVANS DOROTHY KELLER ' ' l ,IOSEPHINE SIEBER Sf Compliments Anthracite Bituminous BUILDER'S SUPPLIES of CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. F W 254 East King Street L. H. STOCKSLAGER r 9 Wholesale Butcher W 0 R H S Bologna, Sausage, Frankfurters, and Home Cured Meats 102 Lincoln Way West - Chambersburg Sweaters - Skirts - Sport Weal' 81 SOUTH MAIN ST. Compliments of CAPITOL and ROSEDALE THEATRES Wllhe Best in Motion Picturesl' Page One Hundred Sixteen C . E. 0 W 13 N S PLASTERER'S GREENHOUSE Gas - Oil - Groceries Florist and Nurserymen l'h0He 9352 LINCOLN WAY EAST LINCOLN WAY EAST phone 777 Compliments of H. D. PATTERSON Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing MAIN AND LIBERTY STS. PRYOR'S TIRE SERVICE 230 NORTH SECOND STREET CHAMBERSBURG, PA. FIRESTONE PEN MAR GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Provisions CHAS. MCCRAE, Prop. Phone 1104-J COMPLIMENTS OI Oliver Oil Company Richfield Distributors Penn Maryland Supply Co. 148 EAST QUEEN STREET FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT Telephone Chambersburg 855 OPEN -DOOR TEA ROOM Chicken and Waffles Steaks 65 N. Main St. Phone 9376 CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Show me the manner in which a nation or communi- ty cares for its dead and I will measure with mathematical exactness the tender sympathies of its . people, their respect A for the laws of the I land, and their loyal- ty to high ideals. I - JOHN RUSKIN ROBERT S. SHULL 130 East Queen Street Chambersburg, Pa. ESTABLISHED 1842 It ml Begiluzing Our Second Cc'n1'11ry of Service I l Page Om' II11nrIrc'rI SUUUIIIK I Comj571'ments Of BLUE RIDGE WGOLEN COMPANY drcd Eighleen L - S - C O 0 K CoMI'I,IMENTS OF JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND M A , FARM EQUIPMENT 1 L B E R T 7 S Sales and Service n 'WEST QUEEN STREEIU Store for Men Chambersburg, Pennsylvania If , , M - R 6 Q O R R E L Cumberland Valley Gmggl-165 and Meats Co-operative Association 177 west King St' GRAINS, SEEDS, SALTS, CEMENT CHAMBERSBURG, PA- FERTILIZER, AND MACHINERY COMPLIMENTS 0F Chambersburg Implement Co. H' 218 NORTH SECOND STREET McCormick Deering Farm Machines and Tractors, Hardware, Roofin ', Fences 8 , DIZTQCUOI' of Fll,l1,Ql'CllS Electric Washers, Lowe Bros. Paint, Essotane Gas Service and Ranges PHONE 455 PHONE 622 EVERYTHING IN GREETING CARDS Cold Alone ISn't Enough CITY ICE COMPANY Chambersburg News Agency LINCOLN WAY EAST Phone 18 for Delivery Service New and Used Refrigerators IQAWEDGTLQI THE VI LLEY NATIONAL BANK OF CIIAMBERSBURC I- 'Bll Page One Hzzzzrlrcd .Yine1'ue1z DUNKINSON'S Flowers for All Occasions Phone 287 SOUTH FOURTH STREET Compliments of DULEBOHN CANDY CO. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONS 59 North Main Street CHAMBERSBURG, PA. SILEX COFFEE SHOP NORTH MAIN AT KING ST. Tasty Sandwiches, Lunches, and Dinners HTHE DOUGH TRAY for DISTINCTIVE GIFTS AND ANTIQUES 66 Glen Street-Rear MRS. JANET GABLER COMPLIMENTS OF SILOAM ICE AND COLD STORAGE Compliments of Chambersburg Dairy Products 1400 Scotland Ave. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Parking Space 24 Hour Service SILVER TOP DINER WARREN CARSON, Prop. TRY OUR TASTY HAMBURGERS 600 Lincoln Way West, Chambersburg COMPLIMENTS OF Geyer Lumber and Coal Co. 454 South Third Street CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. Make Sites Surgical Appliance Company your headquarters for all surgical needs and sick-room supplies 71 Lincoln Way West CHAMBERSBURG, PA. SCHAAL'S GARAGE Sales FORD Service SMITTY'S PLACE OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL SELLERS FUNERAL HOME PHILADELPHIA AVENUE Dancing at Ice Cream Candy CHAMBERS STREET COMPLIMENTS of the WOLF COMPANY Commerce Street CHAMBERSBURG, PENN A. Pay: Onc Ilundrcd Twenty Cvmllliments Of RED BRIDGE PARK CHAIVIBERSBURG, PA. PASTEURIZED V Swimming Milk Cream Dalllfilig QUALITY Roller Skating Dairy Products OPEN YEAR AROUND Compliments of GARNET SITES Contractillg Painters, Paperllaltgers Steam Wallpaper Removing If It's Put on with Brush, Spray, or Paste - UWQ Do If' 219 GARFIELD ST. CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA Page Om' llzmdrvrl T IJ Rainbow Restaurant CU,npli,,w,,t5 Breakfast Dinner 0 Supper Service MOLLY P'lTf ZHER BEN. ISENBERGER, Prop. WAFFLE SHOP BLUE BIRD LUNCH Compliments Sunclaes Sodas of Sandwiches L 3 M A R 153 South Main Street STEVE MORAITES, Prop. RESTAURANT ELSEIVS QUALITY MEATS Chambersburg, Pa. KING AND THIRD STREETS Phone 715 P J 0110 Hundred 1 fgjt CI1E:l111bC1'Sbl1l, SCHOOL 1943 September 7 October 20 October 30 ... 'g High Sel100l CALENDAR 1943 - 1944 First Semester . .I.l.l.lit1g ............. . .............. School Opens .. 'z vc-'en Party fSeniors. Juniors, Sopbomoresl . ......... .......... H allowc-'en Party Clfreshmenl November . . . .... ....................... . Alumni Play November 11 ..... ......... I Xrmisliee Day CNo Sehoolm November 25, 26 . Tlianksgiving Vacation CNo Sehoolm December 2, 3 .. ....................,....... School Play December 23 .. .. Christmas Vaeation Begins C4100 P.M.j 1944 .Ianuary 3 ........ Sellool lteopens C3:20 A.M.l January 19, 20, 21 . First Semester Examinations January 24 ...... ...... S eeond Semester Starts February 3, 4 .. .............,.. Senior Play March 2, 3 .... ................... 1 Jperetta March 10 ...... ................ . lunior Frolie April 6, 7, 10 . . . Easter Vacation fNo Sehoold April 21 ..... ................... C olor Day May 5 .......... ,... . Junior Reception to Seniors May 17, 18, 19 .. .............. Senior Examinations May 23, 24, 25 .. Examinations for grades 9, 10, 11 May 28 ...... .................... l Baccalaureate May 29 ...... .... l Dress Rehearsal for the Public May 30 .. ................ Commencement VISITORS WELCOME l 4 55 444 l , 'e in , SOUTH MAIN STREET 2:2124 r' E , -f , , E 21 10 1 r' ,Q Agfa -sg l hone 70 AZVIMS wi li V' 11 gi ig n 4 , -I g i Page One Illlmlred Tzvezlly-ll11're YOUR PHOTOGRAPH The Pmducl of Time mul Care Our service is more than a mere busincess lOIfZll.1SZlCtiO1l. - it is genuine personal inter- csl and utt e11tio11. W 1: Cl lCl'iSl1 the good will of our 1JZlU'0115. HOTHHOCK STUDIO 1111111 I Twcnly-four COMPLIMENTS V O G E L 9 S OF Groceries of Quality THOMAS PRETZEL 373 LINCOLN WAY EAST COMPANY CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA Compliments Wallier Brothers I of Coal - Fuel - Oil TROY LAUNDRY 36 Hoon STREET Compliments of NORTH END ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION CHARLES S. MARTIN, Prop. P 1 Tw f A Chambersburg Trust Company CI-IAMBERSBURG PENNA. w Your Logical Banking Home ORGANIZED I90l a Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation le Hundred Twenty-six l Compliments of Cl1El111bC1'SlJlI1'g Ice and Cold Storage Co. MUSICAL CENTER FINEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD DUFFIELD HEEL?-E CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Established 1912 STEINWAY PIANOS SHIVELY'S DAIRY Milk - Cream - Ice Cream Homogenized Vitamin D Milk PHONE 656 NORLAND AVE. COM PLIMENTS OF SHIVELY MOTOR, INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE USED CARS EPENDABE USED TRUCKS 204 LINCOLN WAY WEST Phone 534 Used Car Lot-S.Main St. Extended Compliments of CHAMRERSRURC LAUNDRY Page One Hundred Twenty FAUST'S MARKET EYSTER'S Quality Meats and Groceries , l Fresh Produce Piece Goods and Opposite High School Entrance - W WE DELIVER PHONE 362M N0t10l'1S PHONE 505 CULLIER BODY Sz PAINT C0. l . WRECKED CARS REBUILT LIGHT AND HARRISON AVENUES CHAMBERSBURG. PENNA. S. and H. Stationery and Gift Shop l28 LINCOLN WAY EAST We Carry a Complete Line of Luggage, Books, Stationery, Fountain Pens, Etc. We Specialize in Picture Framing CcEveryihing for Men Drop In and See Our Dependable, llp-to-the-Minute Line of l ixin's for Fellowsn DRESS WELL TO SUCCEED Lairdis Meifs Shop 23 SOUTH MAIN STREET Cha111he1'shu1'g Duntile Co. RAMSEY AVENUE il CONCRETE WORK CONCRETE PRODUCTS CANOE and WENGER INSURANCE Q Service Phone 742 Chambersburg, Pa. DANIEL S. CULP Typewriters Adding Machines School Supplies 15 Memorial Square Phone 466 Chambersburg, Pa. PHONE 727 Always at Your Service Compliments P A U L M . F U N K f 0 Electrical Contractor PHONE 745-J G1'6C113WHTtgS Drug Store Page One Hundred Twenly-eight BOYS IN SERVICE K Clmfx Jacobs if 5 E R L L . C U P COMPLIMENTS Contractor and Builder OF 251 Park Avenue CHAMBERSBURG, PA. RoYALE DAIRY Davis? Esso Servicenter Philadelphia Ave. 8z North Second St. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Culbertson's Farmers' Supply Co. GRAIN AND FEED ONE STOP SERVICE CULBERTSON, PA. Phone 968R2 T O B E Y 9 S VANDERAUQS t The 118-120 South Main St. Chambersburg, Pa. PHONE 404VV Leading Restaurant Consistently Good Since 1903 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 41 North Main St. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Page a0ne Hundred Twunly I-loFfman's ICE CREAM 5 ' ' and Pasteurized Milk - Cream Butter - Buttermilk A Blow-by-Blow Account of the I9-44 6GEch.o Dec. - No covers! Pl? :Xe 'xl' X all july-Mr. Crouse joins the Navy! 1311 fl? Ill: PK ffl: Sept.-Miss Elder and Mr. Arnold are invited Yes covers! to take over! if fr as at if I I I . Ian.-One-third of Echo Staff leave us! Echo Staff returns ready to begin. si as it st A ai I I :Xi We cannot get a picture making the Echo Will Tfhefe be 2111 Echo? Staff look intelligent- Mumper and Russell express grave doubts. Bellows Collapse on Camera resulting in YK' ' at If IK: - - I h I U the amputation Camong other thmgsj of Mumper. Dehnitely no group pictures. Oneqhird of Miss Hovisl Rothrock takes over Senior portraits. Someone-Obviously the type who takes fX1 PX: N fl? ll? NV. P. B. consulted about film priority:- candy from babies--steals all our remain- inv film. D Lelffef ' yes sq: sy: sg gf: sg Iietter-HO The Echo Staff disagrees--but peace is fitter - Yes restored. Letter-no-etc., etc., etc., etc. N, it xx, - -- -fs as af: sg se . A Feb.-One long mad scramble! Oct.-Rothrock provides camera for groupsg L :Xi ll? il? :W 9:3 can be used on dull days only! at it it at Mar.-More cover troubleg plates delayed! fl? al: 26 di: at We learn planks and trestles for group pictures burned! is as 96 :XI Apr., May-Who knows? We await in fear and trembling. Nov.-XVe experiment. it it it it at it it it Asterisks after each item represent Only 70-lb. paper available! headaches! COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of WILLIANVS Lyons Auto Parts 36 S. MAIN ST. D. G. WINGERD GRAND VIEW VARIETY STORE AND SERVICE STATION Groceries, Fresh Meats, Notions Gasoline, Oil and Auto Accessories Phone 9395 401 Lincoln Way West MCCLEARY OIL CO. 15-17 WEST KING STREET Gasoline, Oil, Kerosene Keep abreast of High School sports, and all other activities by reading PUBLIC OPINION Cl1ambersburg's Newspaper Associated Press NEA Features Fisher Flower Shop East Liberty Street Phone 474-R Page One Ilundrcrl T!11'rlg-mm In a desire to he of especial service lo its own community and in recognition of the cooperation of the CT1illllTlf31'SllllI'g High School 'ITN TEACHER TRAINING Wilson College will grunt a Scholarsliip of ill5l00 to those grauluales of the Class of 1944 who have stood on the honor roll in the High School and are admitted to the College. This Scholarship will he given to day students only, and will be continued from year to year to such students as maintain a satisfactory standing in the College. The Scholarship therefore has a po- tential value of 55400. Application should he made to the President of the College before July first. PAUL SWAIN HAVENS, President. P g 0 Hundred Thirty-two Rupp Fll.l71llll1l7C Co., 1 YQHS NIARIQET INC' 123 s. SECOND STREET Complete Home Furnishings Qufllilfy G1'0CQl'ifQS 55 s. MAIN ST. 1'HoNE 1175 CHU-1015 MEATS PRODUCE CHAMBERSBURG, PA, Yve Deliver Phone 91-J PENNANTS, BANNERS, PILLOWS Add dignity, color, and spirit to your school work by the use of felt pennants, banners, emblems, caps, tams, and chenille letters. No order too small to receive our attention. Catalog Free STANDARD PENNANT CU. BIG RUN, PENNA. Page One H11l1c1'1'c'd Thirly-1I11'0 H . M . C A R L ON THE SQUARE QUALITY FOODS PHONE 369 Compliments of BARN HART'S PHARMACY R. VV. BARNHART PRESCRIPTIONS 220 Park Avenue CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF Cauffman's Cut Rate Store 77 LINCOLN WAY WEST BYER BROS. Florists Telephone 739 Opposite P. R. R. Station CHAMBERSBURG Compliments of MQCRORYS 5c AND 10C STORE There are two things that will never be rationed - Ingenuity and Style. We're showing more of both in Young Men's Clothing and Fur- nishings . . . LY O N S MAIN AT QUEEN Air Conditioned No Draft Ventilation M I L - O - M O S S A Place Wl1e1'e You Will Enjoy ICE CREAM ---- FOUNTAIN SERVICE - LUNCH. l , ,gfff ., 'KK I In Stoufferstown ou Route 30 Phone 896-,I AT THE OLD MILL 0110 llzmdrr-11 Tlzirly-fou The National Bank of Chambersburg GTIYH3 Old Nuationuf' sacumw SERVICE 2nd Oldest Bank in Pennsylvallia 31st Oldest Bank in the United States Member of FRANKLIN COUNTY BANKERS ASSOCIATION PENNSYLVANIA BANKERS ASSOCIATION AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page 011 111111111111 l'hi1IJl I J 0110 Ilzlndrcd R. A. BAKER Groceries - Meats - Fruits 416 North Franklin St. Phone 1030M CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. DEPENDABILITY EDWARD L. BOWERS What We Say It Is - It Is', Chambersiburgfs Leading Jeweler COMPLIMENTS OF THE BON TON 'cluleazlquarters for Ladies Wear 103 SOUTH MAIN STREET Home Made Candy Burkhart Candy Store 179 SOUTH MAIN STREET MEMBERSHIP IS DRIVING PROTECTION Colnpliments of KOTTCAMP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY L. B. HERR and SON School Supplies all Art Materials Books and Stationery 46-48 West King Street LANCASTER, PENNA. Tliirly-s BOYS IN SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS T. C. BIGLER'S OF BARBER SHOP CHAMBERSBURG GAS 382 LINCOLN WAY EAST ' COMPLIMENTS Chambersburg Grain and 0F Coal Company A. L. at Grain, Hgzghlgrhlnrgmliei-egalFertilizer Hardware, Garden Seeds Offiee and Wefeheuse EAST GRANT STREET PHONE 441 .HUNDREDS OF SKILLED OFFICE WORKERS ARE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Positions in Civil Service and Industrial Plants Intensive Business Courses to Meet Today's Needs CHAMBERSBURG BUSINESS COLLEGE CHAMBERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Page 0110 Il I I ll IJ EXPERT REPAIR WORK JOHN R. GROVE New and Rebuilt Bicycles, Tires, Part and Accessories 359 E. WASHINGTON ST. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. GILBERTS PHARMACY Drugs for Results 586 LINCOLN WAY EAST Phone 1128-J R A Y A Y Q COMPLIMENTS OF ON THE SQlgA,,E L GLICICS SHOE STORE -Featuring- SMITHSON, BERKLEY SQUARE, and CLIPPER CRAFT CLOTHES HGrowing on Value 35 S. Main Sty Chambersburg Good Reliable Furniture For THE PAST 35 YEARS It Will Pay You to See Us Harmon's Furniture Store 64 N. Main St. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1944 From the Good Will Fire House, NO. 3 Compliments . 4,,.,,,,.,,, ...,4.,......... V, ..,1,i,:.,1 :,i , , ,:,.i i.,.,:. ,,,, . H ., ,,. ,g V ----- QV- - 5--vu ' 2121, E , 1 , .'2.33...3....:...+:1i:155:1:.2..,. , I 124' East Queen St. CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. 11,1 Une lIlllldI'Ctl Thirly-ciyhl C om plilnenhs Comp! imon ts gf of NATI-IAN9S A Compliments of MILLER'S F R I E N D FURNITURE STORE 28 North Main PHONE 584 HOTEL WASHINGTON CHAMBERSBURG For Real Comfort Hospitality and Good Food I f I ' - SPORTING GOODS Gifts and Fine China NORMAN O. HUBER Hardware Compliments of H'UTTON'S SHOE STORE SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY Since 1833 Shoes - Goodrich Rubbers - Hosiery SHIP THE HORN WAY HORN'S MOTUR EXPRESS INC. Prompt - Dependable - Courteous 18 NORTH SECOND STREET CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. IDEAL DRY CLEANERS We operate our own plant at Corner Main 81 King St. PHONE CHAMBERSBURG 862 COMPLIMENTS OF INTERWOVEN STOCKI N G COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL MONTGOMERY 1 J 0110 Ilulzclrccl Forlg 'S Compliments of KESSINGERS GARAGE 252 EAST KING srlcnnfr COMPLIMENTS OF .l A SLOW'S ARMY-NAVY STORE lZ3 S. Main St. CHAIVIBERSBURG, PA FOR LOWER FRICES On Things to Wear Try MAX K IRSUN 78 S. MAIN S'l'. com!-LIM ENTS or ll. L. CODER Authorized Dealer of Kalamazoo Sioves and Furnaces LEICHTON R. KREMER General lnsuranee North Second St., Chambersburg, Pa. KAPPES JFWELER. 27 LINCOLN WAY wlf:S'l' jewelry of l,iSlfill,l'li0lI, PHONE l0l COlVll'LIMEN'l'S OF KUS'l'ARlJ KITCHEN 34 l,INc'oI.N WAY wrzsr KEIDELQS S00 Lincoln NVay East CHAIVIBERSBURG R0-treading Service U. S. Tir Phone 61 Farmers and Merchants Trust Companv of CllZl1'11bCl'SlJll MSERVICE PLUS A FRIENDLY BANKING SYSTEM Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Page Om' ,,Illl4lI'L'lf I 1 ty Skate for Health Compliments AT ACE or HEARTS of ROLLER RINK IVIILLER'S PHARMACY Glen W. Angle Poultry Market J. MARLIN BURKHQLDER Wholesale and Retail . , General Hauling 764 E. WASHINGTON SFREET You Have Tried the Rest, Now FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE Try the Best PHONE CHAMBERSBURG 930 CAPITAL BREAD .A, Sr B Lincoln Highway Garage is GEoRGH J. BAUGHMAN, Prop. ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE EREbH BRE AD WELDING HERE OR ANYWHERE From a Fender Repair Job to a Complete Overhaulinpy Job, Both Cars and Trucks N - , fiapltal Bakers, Iue. Call US for PMS Phone 9313 Residence 115l-R HANOVER HARDWARE COMPANY Cor. Carlisle SZ Chestnut Stsa HANOVER, PENNSYLVANIA l g 0 Hundred Forly-Iwo GLENN ZIMMERMAN CTHE CAMERA MANJ Our thanks to Glen Zimmerman, '45, who photographed all of the groups for the '44 Echo. - THE STAFF Q fl r p - PROTECT tx Lt WNW YoUR AQXK.. KWSN A Rffe 9 at FUTURE A XNPKW - A it ANN 9' MONTGOMERY WARD 7, Q xv' T M.B.MUMPER Portraiyt and Commercial Photographer 49 South Main Street Cl13Il'1lTJCl'SlJl11'g, Pa. PHONE 210-M P g One Hundred I IJ lh Complinwnts SZ CTICVTOTCI Sales 340 N. Second Street of CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Leiter Brothers PHONE 50 INCOm'0RA'rRD Sales Sp,-Vice C0m11limf2nlS COMPLIMENTS OF Of Friendship Hose Company, W. T. G-RANT N0-1 Zliremklin Zlfirr Qlnmpang Nu. 4 ORGANIZED 1903 Community PELIIIIOIJCL' Station Country Fire Call 703 CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Serving the COl1L71lfllfllily All of the Engraving in this book was done by THE NORTHERN ENGRAVING and ELECTROTYPE CO. of CANTON, OHIO Pg 0 ll I lFnrly-four We specialize in School and College Printing 'W e operate the only Complete Ruling, Printing and Binding Service in Chambersburg all under one roof XVe printed and hound the 1944 Echo. XVrite us before placing your next order. Your inquiry will have our best attention and service. The KERR PRINTING CO. RULERS - PRINTERS - BINDERS 453-462 E. King Street CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. Page One Hundred Forty-fiz L J WO0D'S -BELT SHEAVES AND DRIVES Meticulously engineered, VVood's V-Belt Drives pay-off every hour they operate . . . return cash dividends in power savings made possible by their peak efficiencies. Only sheave grooves that are precision machined, accurately spaced and absolutely true, with side walls at perfectly uni- form nngles can make possible such invariably long-lived, economical performance. Our stock assortment consists of 2800 drives, from M H.P. to 100 H.P., with at least a dozen selections of center dis- tances for each drive. SPECIAL RUSH DELIVERY SERVICE on emergency jobs - shipment of stock drives same day order received. T. B. WOOD,S SONS COMPANY CHAMBERSBURG, PENNA. EVERYTHING IN TRANSMISSION Bearings - Collars - Clutches -- Couplings- Contactors - Hanger - Pillow Blocks - Pulleys - V-Belt Sheaves and Complete Drives Page One Hundred Forty-six Karnes to Pictures of HAS They Looked Then ClPage IOBJ Geraldine Knode. Richard Horst. William Gabler. Peggy Lou Rhine. Doris Dunlap. Front: Edmund Lesher. Row I-Left to right: Jack Nozzi, Bruce Garnes, Ralph Green, Walter Oliver, Clark Jacobs, John Strickler, Jack Shetter. , Row 2-Lois Lehman, June Eckel, Julia Bowings, Helen Smith, Mary McClellan, Janet Butzer, Lois Leidig. Row 5-Clara Rosenberry, Betty Jean Keiser, Betty Warren, Helen Hagen, Lois Fisher, Winifred Ross, Marjorie Remmel, Lorraine Miley. Row 4-Charles Gilbert, Eugene Martin, Lincoln Snively, William Foltz, Benjamin Huber, Carl Lininger, Clarence Brindle, Theodore Gilbert. Bruce Garnes. Row l--Three unidentified, Annie Upperman, John Pflueger, Robert Hoover, Solomon Wingert, George Baughrnan. Row 2-Zoe Barnes, Janet Carl, Jean Fisher, Janice Baughman, June Etter, Arlene Hoover, Wayne Shoop, Samuel Patterson, Eugene Hege. Eugene Hege. Dolores Kline. Doris Pilgrim. Robert Wingerd. Joyce Meadows. IVORY SYSTEM Q RECONDITIONERS of ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Q 'I' ! 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